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- [Dan] This is Michael Jordan on a shirt
that is very old and used.
Easton, we need to get you a new shirt today,
that's the goal.
- [Easton] Yeah.
- [Dan] Lincoln, Casey Neistat shirt?
- No, we're not getting rid of this shirt.
All right, yes. - That's a good shirt.
You can keep that.
We've been at Duke for the last three or four days
for basketball camp for these boys,
and today is our last day,
there's no basketball camp and we fly out at 5pm.
So, we had all day to do something,
we decided to come to Chapel Hill, North Carolina
and we are going to see the Basketball Museum
at North Carolina.
This is where Michael Jordan went.
It should be pretty amazing.
Just from driving here, and driving around campus,
I can already say I like their campus a lot more than Duke.
Duke is historical, and yeah, it has that feel of
it's been there for 100 years.
But this one feels like a college campus.
It feels nice, updated, the roads are nice.
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- Yeah, movie was cool.
That is quite the entrance and the marketing strategy,
and the screen was legit, like super high-quality.
And now we walk around and look at the cool stuff.
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Right, so who has more champions?
Duke, or North Carolina?
- North Carolina. - North Carolina.
- [Dan] Wrong.
- So, our team talked to Coach K.
They put the five trophies out.
- [Dan] Like these?
- [Lincoln] Those actual ones, but they went out.
- [Easton] Went out in front of each.
- [Dan] Did you touch them?
Did you get in trouble for touching them?
- Mm mm.
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- This is the Michael Jordan shrine, if you wanna call it.
It even has letters from the coaches
that were sent over to him,
and one thing that they were quick to point out
when we first walked in the door,
was that there's even a letter from Coach K saying,
"We're sorry that you don't
"have interest in our school any more.
"We wish you the best."
And she laughed, and loved it.
I kind of think that's a great thing to do.
How cool of Coach K that when somebody doesn't
have interest any more he's like,
best of luck, good luck to you,
and sends a nice letter versus just saying,
"All right, forget about you, you don't wanna come here,
"we don't care about you any more."
So, good job on Coach K to send a letter out to him.
That was pretty cool.
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So, they have a basketball court,
then on the floor they've put different key moments
and commemorated them, either with a jersey in the ground,
or a ball, or just the writing on the ground.
It's pretty cool to do that.
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We did it, we toured it.
That is definitely a must-see if you're a basketball fan.
Doesn't matter if you like North Carolina or not,
just see Michael Jordan's stuff in there,
and just see the history.
And just to see the pride that they have for their school.
And I gotta admit, North Carolina colors.
- [Lincoln] Yep.
- They're probably my favorite.
That's probably my favorite color
of any basketball team in the country.
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All right now, we're going to a place,
I think it's Franklin Street?
But this is where everybody told us to go,
where all their restaurants are.
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- Made it to the Drug Store
and it's kind of like, I don't know,
BYU, they have a BYU Creamery,
and it kind of reminds me of that.
I don't see any drugs,
but it's like an old time diner.
- Look, behind you.
- Oh, hey, drugs.
They're right behind me, okay.
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All right, well, we did not finish our food.
We are super full, that was really good.
If you're ever in Chapel Hill,
sounds like this is the place.
Now we go pay.
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We just went into the Shrunken Head Boutique,
family owned and operated, 50 years,
she told me that it's been there for 50 years
probably six times, and then she gave Lincoln
a free shirt that says Sunken Head whatever.
- Yeah.
- Interesting place.
They had nothing with Michael Jordan on it,
or no Jordan gear.
- [Lincoln] And we need to get him a Michael Jordan shirt.
- He needs a new one, look at that thing.
It's time for a new one, so where do we go
for Michael Jordan gear?
Here's a good place right here.
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- All right, we are off to Salt Lake City from Raleigh.
Chapel Hill and Durham has been great and now we fly direct.
The good news is we have first class for two of us.
The bad news is, I'm going to be the third person
that sits in the back while the boys
get to sit in the front.
But hey, it's a good memory for them.
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- [Dan] We made it!
- Oh my gosh, that was so long.
- [Dan] That was a long flight.
- That was like.
- Okay, so we haven't really described
what happened on our flight.
- We have no clue what happened, honestly.
- We didn't just fly from North Carolina to Utah.
We stopped in Colorado Springs, seriously.
- I need to go to the bathroom.
(toilet flushing)
- There was this a little bit older gentleman
in the second row, Lincoln and Easton were on the fifth row.
I saw them doing chest compressions on the guy
for at least 20 minutes.
- [Lincoln] Well, yeah.
- So, you don't.
- [Lincoln] Yeah, he had so many people
that I was like. - You don't do that
unless the guy's heart stopped.
So, basically, a guy died on our plane.
Seriously, he died.
And three random doctors that were back in the back,
in economy, came up, got all those tools,
did chest compressions, all this stuff,
and saved the guy's life.
Because we landed in Colorado Springs, unplanned,
and the guy walked off, just provide me to add
that he had the firemen around him and helped him,
but he walked off and was alive.
So, that was pretty crazy,
I never had that happen on a flight.
So, the good news is, he's alive.
- Do you want to know what the craziest part is?
- [Dan] Yeah.
- Is I've never been in the same room,
or in the same building as somebody
that had to go the the emergency room.
And in one week I've stood 10 feet away
from two people
that the ambulance had to come and pick them up.
- [Dan] Yeah, so the guy at Duke that broke his leg.
- Yeah.
- [Dan] And then this guy that basically died.
- Yeah.
One week.
- That was crazy.
So, now we're in Salt Lake, we gotta say goodbye to Easton.
We're just gonna say goodbye to him
and send him through the security,
and he's gonna find his family.
So, Easton, goodbye.
- Okay, bye.
- [Dan] Thanks for coming to Duke and North Carolina.
- Aww, thanks for having me.
- [Dan] Bye Easton, buddy, bye little buddy.
- All right, let's go to another.
- [Dan] Hold on, hold on, I need to check something.
- [Lincoln] We're good?
We're good, we're good, let's go.
- [Dan] You're good, yeah, you're good, let's go.
(Dan laughing)
- What is that?
- I don't know.
So, as soon as it was done, the flight attendants
and the pilot got on and said something like,
"They saved a life today."
And then everybody cheered.
And the guys who were the doctors,
so random passengers were just walking down the aisle
and they were just cheering them on,
so that was pretty cool.
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