- You can.
Do you want to sit there?
So, thanks for, you know, agreeing to do this.
I know it's a little bit awkward
being in the same space, and all that.
I don't know if you wanna.
Do you wanna start with, like your side
of the whole what happened, you know?
- I don't wanna, I don't wanna.
This is just weird man.
- You can't?
Are you sure?
- I don't know.
I kinda wanna sit.
- No?
I mean, you don't have to.
It's fine.
- Nah, I don't wanna do it.
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- All right, that was obviously a joke in the beginning.
We did not have a fight.
- Nope.
- Contrary to the comments.
You had some weird ones.
- Yeah, some guy was like, he like basically
described what had happened.
Nothing has happened, but he was like,
"oh, they had a falling out.
They'll never be in videos together again.
It's because of this, this, and that."
Wow, you just wrote a script, bro.
- Based on what?
- Like you just made it up.
- Literally zero, nothing.
We are not fighting.
That is not the reason for, and to prove that.
We just launched some podcasts together.
- Yeah.
- We are still doing the podcast.
- Yeah.
- First episode is out.
It was posted in Friday, so if you haven't seen it yet,
we'll link it down below.
But what did you envision that this podcast would be about?
I think we're pretty much on the same page.
- Yeah, obviously, based on our channels,
the stuff that we do, the stuff that we're known for.
I always assumed it would be about filmmaking, photography.
But then, like, you know me.
- Yeah.
- I know you.
It's gonna venture off into weird places.
We're gonna get talking about TV shows,
then its gonna go into cars or trucks.
Whatever.
- Cars.
- No, it's SUV's for you.
- True.
- But it's just gonna go like right there.
It's just gonna go off when it goes off.
But the underlying premise,
like the actual like bed stone of the whole thing
is going to be probably traditional media stuff.
- Well, we're not just filmmakers, right.
- Yes.
- We're humans.
- Yeah.
- We're interested in other things.
- That's a weird way to say it.
- Well, like people are interested in many things,
but I think a lot of people that watch our channels,
and they categorize us as filmmakers, YouTubers, whatever.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- And that's all they do is just
- I'm a person too!
- Eat, sleep, drink, film.
- And then they don't do anything else.
- Yeah.
- Like we also are interested in a lot of things.
- Yeah.
- So I think anything that we're interested in,
is kinda like fair game for this podcast.
Okay, tell us why.
What was the.
I think we owe it to our audiences
to say why are we getting different offices essentially.
- I just need more space.
- Plain and simple.
That's it.
This little spot up here is like 800 or 900 square feet.
And it's just not enough.
And I want to expand to do lots of things.
And I just need more room to do it.
And 45 stairs, which kill me every day.
45 stairs up.
- Will continue to kill me.
- Yeah, I won't miss that.
But 45 stairs up, just I had one side of the office.
He's got one side.
It was always a space that would have been better suited
for one person, anyways.
- Yeah.
- When you, when I leave,
it's gonna work so much better for you.
- Oh yeah, I'm like, we talked about on the podcast again.
Go listen to the podcast if you want.
- Yeah.
- We talk about it a little bit more in depth about this.
But for me it's bittersweet.
It's like sad that we're not sharing an office.
Like, of course, that's gonna suck.
I'm gonna miss having you there, and all that stuff.
But it's also really great having more space,
being able to do more of the things,
just like you are going to be able to do more things
that you wanna do.
Kind of, not necessarily scale up,
well that too, but also try different things.
- Yeah, I just need more room to build
different sets and green screens,
and be able to do like bigger films,
and have more people involved
and have more people at the office and working.
- Yeah.
- And stuff like that.
More people dropping by.
So, yeah, it's only gonna get better for both of us.
- Yeah.
- And we'll still be in each other's videos
as often as we are now.
I'm gonna be here every week.
My coffee shop is here.
He's here.
The podcast is here.
- Yeah.
- My parents live here.
- We're still filming the podcast in my office.
- And I'm like five minutes away.
- Yeah, not far at all.
- Get here in like ten minutes, so.
- Not far at all.
And there was no fight.
- No.
- We just wanna be very clear.
Even though I totally trolled you guys.
There was no fight.
- I've trolled you guys pretty good.
Like go back and watch.
Like that was that was pretty good.
- That was some A class acting right there.
- I believe it was.
- Are you gonna quit YouTube for acting?
- I might.
Never do that.
- Do you wanna show me your new office?
- Yeah.
- I haven't even actually been to his new.
I've only seen photos and videos, but will you show me.
- Yeah, let's go right now.
- Let's go.
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- Bam!
The main showroom.
(swoosh)
- [Matti] This is the space.
- This is the main showroom of the space,
and then it just keeps going.
It goes upstairs for ages, warehouse, bathroom.
I got a little hammock for you,
so when you come you can just have a nap.
- Are you telling me I can sleep over?
- You can sleep over.
We can wear matching pajamas.
- Sweet.
- We can do all of the things.
- Wanna give me the full tour?
- Yeah.
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- This space is awesome.
Man, I'm really excited for him.
Good call, Peter, good call.
All right, so there you have it.
There was no fight.
There's no beef between me and Peter.
I'm super happy for him.
I'm happy that he has a new space.
And I gotta say I'm pretty happy
I have the space to myself now.
Its gonna be, its gonna be fun.
I'm kind of an introvert.
And, ya know,
Peter is a little bit of a distraction sometimes, so.
- [Peter] Hey!
- So, it's good.
But, yeah, no beef.
And I think the moral of the story
here is that you don't need to have a bunch of negativity.
You don't need a bunch of negativity
on your channel if you wanna grow it.
Positivity can thrive just as much.
I guess Peter is still distracting.
Yeah, you don't have to be negative.
Not everything has to be a fight and all that stuff.
We can still be good friends, even when things change
and people move on, and you breakup as office partners.
This is a perfect characterization
of our friendship right here.
- [Peter] I'm ridding backwards right now.
Jaywalk on my one wheel.
It's 2019.
- [Matti] Peter, it's been good.
- It's been fun.
- [Matti] I mean, you're still around for a bit, but
- I'm here for like two more months.
- [Matti] Thanks for being a great office partner.
Office roommate.
- I didn't mean to distract you.
- [Matti] Buddy.
It has been a great year here at this office with Peter.
And I'm looking forward to this next year.
Being there with me,
and I guess my editor, Matt, is gonna be there,
so I'm not gonna be alone.
Its gonna be fun.
Be honest.
How many of you were fooled by that beginning?
I think our acting was on point.
Peter, I'm becoming an actor.
Anyways, I gotta figure out what to do with this space now
Because Peter is gonna be out of here soon.
So, if you have any suggestions, let me know.
I will take them into consideration.
Bye.
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