Mack's Six Fears: A Second Shot at $800,000, and the One Fear He Couldn't Beat
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In this video, Jimmy (MrBeast) puts his friend Mack through six escalating "fears" after Mack tells him, "I'm just going to let you know I'm not afraid of anything," and "You cannot scare me." If Mack faces every fear, he wins $800,000. Mack lost the same amount as a contestant in an earlier challenge video, so the series is framed as his chance to win it back. The video tests whether anything can actually scare him. Jimmy's answer by the end is that spiders, heights, drowning, and being buried alive did not break Mack, but the fear of failing again did.
Fear One: Ten Minutes With a Thousand Spiders
The first challenge seals Mack inside an enclosure with a thousand spiders, and he has to last ten minutes to move on. Jimmy explains that the whole video exists because Mack claimed that "no matter how hard I tried, I can't scare him." Partway through, Jimmy asks whether Mack is scared now. Mack concedes he is "getting there a little bit."
Jimmy admits the challenge was "way more gnarly" than he expected. Mack completes the ten minutes and passes the first fear. Jimmy reminds viewers that he must finish all of them to win the $800,000.
Fear Two: A 200-Foot Free Fall Without a Harness
For the second fear, Mack is blindfolded, told to trust Jimmy, and walked up a ramp onto a platform that is then raised. He drops to one knee before he even knows where he is. With the blindfold off, Jimmy explains the task. Mack has to stand at the end of a plank, unclip the line that secures him so he is "connected to nothing," press a button, and free-fall 200 feet. Jimmy says he will be caught, without telling Mack how.
This is the first time Mack is visibly shaken. He says, "of course I'm shaking," and points out that he cannot even see the ground. He asks Jimmy to look him in the eyes and promise that something will catch him. Jimmy answers, "Something will break your fall. I promise." Jimmy then offers him a way out: tap out and admit he does get scared. Mack refuses. After a countdown, he unclips, presses the button, and falls. Jimmy calls him a "psycho" afterward. The video does not show what broke the fall.
Why the Stakes Matter to Mack
At this point Jimmy gives the backstory. Mack is a contestant from a previous challenge video who lost $800,000 there. He is now on challenge three of six, trying to win that money back. That history affects the decisions he makes for the rest of the video, especially when he is offered buyouts.
Fear Three: The Sinking Car and the Eight Duffel Bags
The third setup is a cheap car aimed at a lake. Mack guesses he will have to drive it into the water. Jimmy jokes that this would be dangerous and that the car has no gas pedal anyway. Instead, a crane will lift the car with Mack inside and drop it into the lake. The $800,000 is in the back seat, split into eight duffel bags of $100,000 each. Every bag Mack recovers stays in play for the rest of the video, and every bag he leaves behind is "gone forever."
Mack says he will never admit he is scared but is "about as close as you can be right now to that feeling." Before the drop, Jimmy offers him $100,000 to quit and admit he was scared. Mack turns it down: "I lost it all last time. It's not happening again."
Once the car hits the water, Mack has about 20 seconds to get out before it goes under. He escapes and starts diving for bags, handing them up to Nolan on the boat one after another. Jimmy explains that each second the car sinks deeper, which makes it harder to reach and harder to see. Mack also doesn't know at first that the last two bags are seatbelted into the back seat. Jimmy says he picked this fear because Mack was "like a borderline Olympic swimmer earlier in his life." Someone on the boat notes the car is about 40 feet down in freezing water.
Mack recovers seven bags. With $700,000 on the boat, Jimmy urges him to stop. Mack refuses and dives again. Jimmy says the car had reached the bottom of the 45-foot-deep lake, which made the last $100,000 almost impossible to reach. Mack eventually gives up: "It's black down there… I can't see the car, Jimmy. It's gone." Mack says this video is "like 10 times as intense" as the one he was in before. Jimmy adds that seven safety divers were on standby throughout.
From here, the prize is $700,000, and it is all or nothing. Mack has to get through the three remaining fears to keep any of it.
Fear Four: The Mystery Box and a Failed Negotiation
Jimmy introduces the next fear as possibly "the hardest one." Mack has to reach through a hole into a metal box and pull out whatever is inside. First he signs a waiver that, as Jimmy puts it, means he can't sue if anything in the box hurts him. Mack asks whether it's an animal, and Jimmy only says there are "things in this box." Once Mack grabs something, he has to pull it out no matter what.
The contents turn out to be Jimmy's own chocolate bars, and the challenge becomes a product promotion. Jimmy later admits, "I might've lied. That one wasn't actually that hard."
Before the next fear, Mack tries to negotiate. He reminds Jimmy that he has been in "this exact same room" with money on the line before, and he offers to walk away for $500,000. Jimmy refuses. Mack lowers his ask to $400,000 and then $350,000. Jimmy says he might have considered $200,000 or $250,000, but he turns down both higher numbers. Mack keeps playing. Jimmy remarks, "I knew he'd break."
Fear Five: Buried Alive Without a Clock
Jimmy says the fifth fear is based on "one of the scariest things I've ever done." Mack figures it out right away, helped by a tombstone with his name on it. He will be buried alive for 24 hours. He can leave whenever he wants, but he won't know what time it is. If he leaves before the 24-hour mark, he loses everything. Jimmy, who was buried in his own past challenge, says it feels wrong but fun to be "on the other side" for once.
Mack is placed in a coffin and covered with dirt. The timer only starts once he is fully buried, and Mack asks the crew to bury him faster. A rope above his head rings a bell. The next time he pulls it, the crew will dig him up, and if the timer is not past 24 hours, he loses the $700,000. He wears a wristband that sends his heart rate and vitals to the crew, and Jimmy stresses that it gives him no way to tell the time.
Mack lays out his strategy. He will stay awake for about 2 hours, sleep for about 10, and call that the halfway point. Then he will repeat the cycle. The plan runs into trouble almost immediately. He gets bored quickly, and Jimmy reports that after 45 minutes, Mack already thought about 2 hours had passed. Sleep is supposed to make time pass faster, but Jimmy notes it also makes it harder for Mack to keep track, and Mack could not stay asleep for more than 30 minutes at a time.
Jimmy also wakes him periodically on purpose, because his own friends kept waking him up during his burial. On one wake-up, Mack guesses it "might be hour 16." Jimmy says the longer Mack stayed down, the less he seemed to know what time it was. From then on, the video deliberately hides the elapsed time from viewers.
The Bell and the Reveal: 36 Hours
As time goes on, claustrophobia starts getting to Mack. He calls the coffin scary and says the longer he's in it, the worse he feels. He tells Jimmy, "I don't know how you do this for seven days," and Jimmy asks whether he has reached the point of losing blood flow in his legs and feeling like his back is falling apart. Mack offers Jimmy $50 to tell him the time. Jimmy answers "no comment."
Before he pulls the rope, Mack says he is nervous because he lost everything in his previous video and got a second chance only because of the audience. Blowing that chance comes down to whether he truly knows it has been 24 hours. He counts down and rings the bell, and the timer stops.
While Mack is dug up, the video runs a sponsor segment. Once he's out, Jimmy reveals the time: 36 hours. Mack was buried twelve hours longer than required. Jimmy reacts, "He scares me." Mack is now one challenge away from the full $700,000.
Fear Six: Returning to the Set of His Failure
Jimmy calls the final challenge possibly "Mack's worst fear ever." It is a one-to-one recreation of the challenge Mack failed last time. Mack is led in with his eyes covered. When he sees the set, he says, "No, no, no. I'm not doing that again."
Jimmy names the final fear as the fear of failure. The rules match the original. There are four stages, each with a cookie that has a shape on it, and Mack has to cut out every shape without breaking a cookie. If he breaks one, he loses $700,000, and Jimmy points out it would be the second time this has happened to him on this set.
Jimmy makes one more offer: quit now and take $300,000, or "risk it for the biscuit" for $700,000. Mack calls it a very big decision. Jimmy notes that $300,000 is less than half the prize, but that losing again would mean $1.5 million lost on this set. Mack decides to play. Jimmy says he is glad and wants Mack to win.
The time limit is set to exactly how long Mack took to get through all four stages last time: 34 minutes and 54 seconds.
How It Fell Apart
Mack moves fast from the start. The first cookie is scanned green while about 34 minutes are still left. Jimmy warns that rushing may not be in his interest, since one accidental snap ends everything. Mack says the deal is different this time and that he will take his time on the circle. In practice he keeps racing.
The tins are hard to open, which adds to the frantic mood. Jimmy suggests Mack is struggling because he's "freaking out" and tries opening one himself. Nolan declines to help because he doesn't want to be responsible. Mack bangs the set hard enough that Jimmy tells him to stop breaking it. After the second stage, with about 32 minutes left, Mack says he needs all of that time for the umbrella, the shape he lost $800,000 on. Jimmy says the strategy makes sense in theory: clear the easier shapes quickly to bank time for the umbrella. But he keeps telling Mack there is no need to rush.
The third shape is harder, and Jimmy suggests going slower. Mack keeps going quickly and breaks the cookie. He asks whether it might not have broken all the way through. Jimmy notes that Mack still had 29 minutes left and had finished the first two stages in 4 minutes. Mack says, "I don't know why I did this," and then, "I did that twice?" When Jimmy leads him away, Mack pleads, "I don't want to leave yet." Asked why he rushed, Mack says he knew the umbrella "takes forever." He loses the $700,000.
Closing
Jimmy closes on the original claim. Mack said nothing could scare him, and after spiders, a sinking car, and the rest, Jimmy says he "really did start to believe him." In Jimmy's telling, the only thing that got to Mack was "the fear of his own failure."
My friend Mack is about to experience the scariest moment of his life.
I'm just going to let you know I'm not afraid of anything. We'll see. You cannot scare me.
Seal him up. You have to survive 10 minutes with a thousand spiders to move on. Release the spiders. Start the timer.
The reason we're doing this is because Mack said no matter how hard I tried, I can't scare him.
Would you say you're scared now? Getting there a little bit. A little bit? Yeah.
And this is only one of many fears Mack will face in this video. Oh, good. And if he can successfully face all of the fears, he will win $800,000.
I'm not going to lie, this was way more gnarly than I thought it would be.
Three, two, one. Lift it up. Lift it up. Oh yeah. Congratulations on passing the first challenge. Let's go.
But Mack has to finish all of these fears if he wants to win the $800,000 prize.
Mack, I know you're blindfolded, but trust me. Just walk up this ramp. Raise us up.
Why are you taking a knee? What is...? Stand up. Stand up. You're fine. You're fine. No, no, no, no. All right, Jimmy. Okay, you can hold on to it. That's cute.
Oh my God! Okay. Mack, take off your blindfold. Welcome to challenge number two.
The next fear is the fear of heights. You're going to stand on the end of that plank, unclip this so you'll be connected to nothing. Nah, dude. Press that button and then freefall 200 feet, and without knowing how, trust, I'll catch you.
No! No! You're shaking. Yeah, of course I'm shaking. I'm going to fall off of this without a harness on. Yeah. I can't even see the ground.
Be very careful. Mack, I'm just going to tell you, even though you can't see the ground, you are very, very high. Oh, my God, Mack. All you have to do is unclip it and press that button. Oh my...
I want you to look at me in the eyes right now and tell me that I'm going to fall and something's going to catch me. Something will break your fall. I promise.
Oh my... You're literally attached to nothing. Oh, my God. The clip is gone. Oh, my God.
You don't have to do it. If you want to, you can tap out and just admit that you are wrong and you do get scared.
No way. God, dude. I would have to say you look pretty scared. Oh, my God.
Five, four, three, two... one. Godspeed. Godspeed. Zero.
Let's go! I can't believe you did it. He's a psycho.
And if you're wondering who my psychotic friend Mack is, he's actually a contestant from a previous challenge video. And sadly, he ended up losing $800,000. But now he is on challenge three of six to attempt to win that money back.
Here we are. Yeah. The next challenge. What'd you get? A $5 car and put $800,000 inside of it?
As you can see, this car is pointed towards a lake. I'm guessing you're going to want me to drive the car into the lake? No. That would be dangerous. As you can see, there's no gas pedal. Obviously, you can't drive it in the lake.
Yeah, I'm so stupid. Why would I think that I can drive it into the lake? Yeah. Yeah. Stupid. Yeah. Which is why we're going to drop him in the lake. Bring in the crane!
Jimmy, Jimmy, Jimmy, Jimmy, Jimmy. It is getting real now. Okay. Oh, my God. Oh, my God.
All right, Mack, listen up and listen good. Once we drop you at this lake, the car will quickly begin to sink. And in the back seat is the 800 grand you've been competing for divvied up into eight duffel bags. However many bags you can save from this sinking car determines how much money you'll continue competing for in this video. And whatever you leave behind is gone forever.
Oh my gosh, dude. I will never tell you that I'm scared, but I'm about as close as you can be right now to that feeling. I can tell.
Before we drop your car, I'm going to give you one offer. If you quit right now and admit I scared you, I'll give you $100,000. And we call it even.
Yeah. All right. He's not going to take it. There's not a gosh darn chance. I knew that was going... Hey, Nolan, take that. I knew he was going to do this.
I lost it all last time. It's not happening again. Three! Two! One! Oh, my God. Drop him!
Hey Mack! You've got about 20 seconds to break out of that car before it sinks under the water.
Mack, the car is going under. Hurry up. Oh, God.
That car is gone. That sunk so fast. Oh, my God. He's out. He's alive. Hey Mack! Nolan, go grab that bag from him. Somebody grab this.
The scariest part about this challenge is every second the car sinks deeper into the water, making it harder to get to and harder to see. So if Mack wants to keep all of the prize money, he really needs to be moving as fast as possible. But as you can see, that's not going to be easy.
Nolan, come here. Take it.
Mack continued saving bag. Oh my God. After bag, after bag. Mack, you're crazy.
But on top of the fact that the car is sinking deeper and deeper, what Mack hasn't realized yet is that the last two bags of money are actually seatbelted into the back seat of the car.
Dude, Mack could be in an action movie, honestly. He was like a borderline Olympic swimmer earlier in his life, which is why I did this fear. Yeah, but it's like 40 feet down and the water is freezing cold. How can you hold your breath out?
He got another bag. You got $700,000 on the boat. Just stop now. Just stop now. Just leave it on the bottom of lake. We can do the next. No. All right. He doesn't care.
At this point, the car was literally at the bottom of this 45-foot-deep lake, making it almost impossible for Mack to retrieve the last $100,000.
Yeah, I really cannot. It's black down there. There's nothing. Are you officially calling it? I can't see the car, Jimmy. It's gone, yes.
The boat's tilting. You are very athletic. Do you like this video better or the other video better? Dude, this video is like 10 times as intense. I know.
And even though this looks very crazy, there's actually seven
Safety divers on standby to make sure Mack didn't die.
Your prize is now 700 grand, but from here on out, it's all or nothing. Mack has to face the three remaining fears to walk out of this with his 700 grand.
This one might be the hardest one. Okay. Is it grosser than spiders? Just come on in.
Inside this room is a metal box. In order to progress, you'll need to reach inside the box and pull out what's inside. And before you put your hand in the box, we're going to need you to sign this. It just basically says that you can't sue me if anything in there hurts you. Just sign right there.
All right, we got it signed. What is it, like an animal or something? There are things in this box.
Just step up here. You put your hand in one of these holes. Okay. And there's a thing in here you need to pull out.
Dude, that is freaky as... Okay. I'm just going to make sure it's moving. Stop. Okay, go for it.
Clearly it has not touched him yet. No matter what, once you grab onto it, you have to pull it out.
What you grabbed is our brand new Feastables bars. We got all new branding and a better tasting formula.
Let's try it together. I am not going to go soft on you. I'm going to tell you honestly what I think. Okay, that's pretty good.
The new formula is milkier, creamier. We have our all new crunch flavor, the milk chocolate flavor, almond flavor, my personal favorite, and peanut butter. These new and improved Feastables bars are rolling out now. Give us a couple of days to get them on the shelves of your local Walmart, Target, 7-Eleven. And I cannot wait to see what you think of them.
All right, Mack, you ready for the next fear? Jimmy, I've been in this exact same room, and I've had a bunch of money on the line before. Yeah. I'll tell you what. If you give me 500 grand right now, I'll walk.
Do you guys hear this man? Jimmy. Who asked for $500,000? 400 grand? No. Hear me out. If you said 200, maybe 250, I would have considered it. How about 350? No.
All right, let's go. Next challenge. I knew he'd break.
All right, I might've lied. That one wasn't actually that hard. But this next one is actually based on one of the scariest things I've ever done.
There's no way. How quickly he pieced it together. Oh, no, no, no, no, no. There's actually no way. Come on. There is actually no way, Jimmy.
Is it that obvious what it is? What gave it away? The tombstone with your name? Oh, Jesus. For the next challenge, we are going to bury you alive for 24 hours. No way, dude.
And you can get out whenever you want, but you don't know what time it is. And if you leave before the 24-hour mark, you'll lose everything.
That's a good fear. Yes. For once, I'm on the other side. Yeah, bro! Oh, my gosh. It might get a little cold.
Nolan, don't mess it up, please. I'll try not to. This is from my nightmares, man. It feels wrong being on the other side, but also fun.
What the... Oh, this is so freaky.
The funny thing is that the timer hasn't even started yet because you aren't fully buried. It feels wrong saying this, but can you bury me faster? As you wish, Mack! Bring in the extra hand. Stop it, stop it, stop, stop, stop, stop.
Let's officially start the timer. Looks like 24 hours just started and I'm already freaked, so this ain't going to be good.
Mack, see that rope above your head? Can you pull it for me real quick? Is this a trick? No. Next time you pull that bell, we will dig you up. And if it does not say above 24 hours, you lose everything.
I will burn your house down. And also the $700,000. Yeah, I was like, everything? Everything. Sweet dreams, Macketh!
All right, don't throw the walkie-talkie. Was it that predictable? I already know they threw it, and I'm not even up there. It's so much more fun to be on this side of it.
And to make sure Mack doesn't die in his own grave, he's going to be wearing this wristband that directly tells us his heart rate and vitals. And no, it does not give him any way of knowing what time it is.
I need to figure out how to keep track of the time. Here's my strategy. I could try to stay awake for 2 hours, sleep for 10 hours, and then I would be halfway done with the challenge, and I could just do that twice and that would be good.
With Mack's plan now in place, his first step was to pass the time for the next 2 hours.
Well, it's no Feastables bar, but I guess that makes hunger stop. But it was pretty obvious he was quickly getting bored.
Dude, you got to be honest, there's not much going on inside this room. That's the whole point.
And Mack being bored this early is a pretty telltale sign that he may not be too good at this because already within 45 minutes, Mack's idea of time was horrendously off.
I think it's been about 2 hours. I'm going to try to get about 10 hours of sleep, which should put me at the halfway mark.
Even though the pro to sleeping is that it'll help Mack pass time faster.
First night sleeping in the coffin.
The con is it's very difficult for him to keep track of how long he's been buried, especially when he's not even able to stay asleep for more than 30 minutes at a time.
I have no idea what time it is right now. I'm a little creeped out. Hopefully, for the love of God, it's been over 12 hours. I think that's where we're at.
And because when I did the challenge, I was constantly woken up by my friends... Jimmy Jam. I thought I'd give Mack the same joyful experience.
Wake up, Mack. Are you okay? Dude, you look like you just got hit by a truck. Kind of feels like I did just get hit by a truck. If I was to legitimately guess how many hours in I am, I think it's like...
The longer Mack stayed in the coffin, the less he seemed to know what time it was.
It might be hour 16.
And because we like to build a lot of suspense on this channel, for the remainder of this fear, you're not going to know how long he's been in there either.
And even though Mack wanted to ensure that he was going to be there long enough, it was clear that claustrophobia was getting to him.
Being in this coffin is scary. And the longer I'm in here, the worse I feel. It's a crazy feeling.
But eventually, when we saw Mack begin to grab that rope, we knew he was thinking about ringing that bell.
That's the face of somebody that's about to ring this bell soon.
There's no way it's been under 24 hours. God, I'm nervous.
I've been in one of these videos before. And I lost everything. And the only reason I even am back here at all and got a second chance is actually because of you guys. Me screwing up that second chance all comes down to if I know for a fact it's been 24 hours. I really hope I'm not making a mistake right now.
Mack. Buddy, pal, how you doing?
Jimmy, I'm pretty nervous.
I don't want to accidentally reveal the time, so no comment.
Jimmy, I don't know how you do this for seven days, dude. I do not feel well in here.
Yeah. Have you got to the point where you start to lose blood flow in your legs and you feel like your back is going to fall out of your body?
Jimmy, I'm thinking about pulling this thing.
No comment.
Jimmy, I'll give you 50 bucks back if you tell me what time it is.
No comment.
All right, I got a comment for you. Just get a shovel ready, all right?
Three.
Oh, my gosh, he's about to do it.
Two...
This is it.
One.
Stop the timer.
And now that Mack has made his decision, there was just one last thing I had to do.
Do you mind if I tell them about Shopify while we unbury you?
You have got to be kidding.
Shopify is a platform that helps entrepreneurs get started down the path they want. Sometimes starting a business can be scary, like getting covered in spiders or being buried alive.
I can tell you, you do not want to be buried alive.
But Shopify is here to help. If I hadn't started my own business, I wouldn't have been able to go to all the crazy places like Antarctica and make videos like these for you guys. And just like billions of other people have done with Shopify, you can get started today on your business right now.
Mack, you want to know how long you were in there?
I have a feeling you're not going to tell me until you dig me up.
You are correct.
And one of the perks of owning my own business is I can do fun things like send one of my friends to the Super Bowl. Mack, Karl and Nolan each have their very own football for sale, and whoever's football sells the most, I'm going to give you tickets to the Super Bowl and I'm going to bury the other one alive. All that matters is that you download the Shop app and vote for one of them by buying either Nolan's or Karl's football.
And now that I can afford this video, let's see if Mack loses $700,000.
Hi! Hi! Hey, Jimmy.
There you go! Welcome to the outside world.
Now that you are out of the coffin, let's see if you were in there for 24 hours. If the number I reveal is lower than 24 hours, then you lose $700,000.
I feel like I'm going to throw up.
Three... Two... One... 36 hours!
That is what I am talking about.
He scares me.
Congratulations, Mack. This means that you are now just one challenge away from winning all this money.
Let's go.
You should probably go shower first.
Yeah, I smell not great.
So far in this video, Mack has shown me it is very difficult to scare him, but the final challenge of this video may just be Mack's worst fear ever. And that's because the final challenge of this video is a one-to-one recreation of the challenge he failed on last time.
The last challenge. Hold this in front of your face. Don't look.
Hey, I'm not looking. Don't look. I'm not looking. All right, keep your eyes closed.
Don't open them. Don't open your eyes. Keep walking. Don't open them. Don't open them. All right, open them.
No, no, no. I'm not doing that again.
Come over here.
No! Jimmy, I do not want to do this again.
Stand here where the cameras can see you.
No! Okay.
The last challenge is the fear of failure. We recreated the set where he lost $800,000 in this video. And like last time, the rules are extremely simple. There are four stages. Each has its own cookie with a shape on it. You have to cut out all the shapes without breaking a cookie. And if you do break a cookie, you lose $700,000. And for you specifically, it will have been the second time it's happened.
This is from my nightmares, man. I do not want to be here again.
Well, good. Because I have an offer for you. You can quit right now and walk away with this 300 grand or risk it for the biscuit. And if you finish this final challenge, win $700,000.
This is actually a very, very big decision.
Yeah, because that's not quite enough, is it? It's less than half. But if you lose again, that is $1.5 million lost on this set.
Are you sure?
He's hitting it.
Mack, I know this is hard, but you're going to have to make a decision here. Do you want to go home with $300,000 or do you want to risk it all for this final challenge?
All right, fine. I'm doing it.
All right. To be honest, I'm glad. I want you to win this whole thing.
If you look at this iPad right here, this is exactly how long it took Mack to get through all four stages last time he did the challenge, 34 minutes and 54 seconds. So that's exactly how long I'm going to give you again. Starting now.
Don't break the cookie while opening.
There you go.
Even though he's going quick right now, might not be in his best interest because if he accidentally snaps a cookie, he loses.
34 minutes.
You did it that quick?
Scan, scan, scan, scan.
It's green.
This is a much different deal than last time. So I'm going to take my sweet time cutting the circle out.
Let's go.
He is flying through this.
Why is it so much harder to open?
Probably because you're freaking out.
You want me to try?
Open it.
Okay. Hold my iPad.
Okay. It's very hard to open.
What are you guys doing?
I don't want to be responsible for that.
Be careful.
Theoretically, Mack's strategy makes sense. Getting through the easier shapes fast to save all the time for umbrella, which he lost $800,000 off.
You literally still have 32 minutes left. Yeah. Well, I'm going to need all 32 of those for umbrella. That is borderline impossible.
Move out. I'm moving. Open it. Allow me.
Clap, clap, clap, clap, clap. Let's go.
Mack, stop breaking my set. Bro, you guys got to make these easier to open.
There's just no need to rush. You're literally using no time. You might need to go slower on this one because it's a lot trickier.
This one is pretty hard, not even close to umbrella. Trying to get to the race before I start racing.
God, this is so hard.
Oh my gosh.
Well, I don't need that anymore.
Maybe it didn't break all the way through? Okay.
He still had 29 minutes left. He did the first two in 4 minutes.
I don't know why I did this. Oh, my God. I did that twice?
Here. Give me your hand. No. Jimmy, please. I don't want to leave yet. No, Jimmy.
Nah, dude. I don't even know how to feel right now.
Right here. Come on.
I have so much time. Yeah. I'm still just not sure why you were going so fast. The umbrella, I just know that umbrella takes forever. Yeah. Okay.
Mack told me in this video that there was nothing that I could do to scare him. And after putting him through spiders, a sinking car, and more, I really did start to believe him.
Godspeed.
The only thing that ended up getting to Mack was the fear of his own failure.
Godspeed.
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