[drum beat]
TOMMY: Today's let's have some fun and take a gift away from a YouTuber.
The gift of sight!
The gift of sight! CHRIS: Wait... what?
[music plays] TOMMY: Today we're going to play another game
of "Blind vs. Blindfolded" and we have a special guest with us.
Chris Chann! How are you doing, sir? CHRIS: Good. Thanks for having me, Tommy.
TOMMY: Thanks for being here. Tell everybody about your channel and what you do.
CHRIS: I make skateboarding videos on my channel. I do vlogs.
Lifestyle stuff. Random stuff. It's hard to explain.
TOMMY: But easy to enjoy right, Chris? CHRIS: It's alright.
TOMMY: For today's video we're going to find who's better
at doing everyday things around the house without sight.
Will it be a person that's been sighted their entire life and now blindfodled?
Or somebody who's blind their entire life like myself?
Chris, how do you think you're going to do, sir?
CHRIS: I have no idea. It's going to be a new experience for sure.
TOMMY: Well, good luck. CHRIS: Thank you.
I'll need it. TOMMY: Don't forget after you watch this video to go over to Chris'
channel and see the collab we did over there.
Let's find out who's better at being blind. Alright Chris, you ready
to put the blindfold on? CHRIS: Let's do it.
to put the blindfold on? CHRIS: Let's do it. TOMMY: Go ahead.
[music transition]
TOMMY: For our first challenge, you know how difficult it can be to find
a key, unlock the door in the dark. But imagine
doing it while blind. Each us will have a key ring with four keys
on it and only one will unlock the door. The person
that can do it in the shortest amount of time will be our winner.
Alright, I've got my keys. Let's see if I can open this door.
[tension music] Alright, we'll try the first key here.
And the first key worked. I got lucky!
CHRIS: Alright, here we go.
[tension music]
It's not that one. I've got to keep track
of the hole. It's not that one.
Oh, it's not that one.
And I'm in. It's was the fourth key.
Alright, Chris, let's see each other did. Ready? On the count of three
tell me how fast your time was, ready?
1... 2... 3... 9 Seconds. CHRIS: 37 seconds.
TOMMY: Oh, I think I won that one.
I was just lucky. CHRIS: You skunked me.
[music transition]
TOMMY: Everybody loses things around the house, but imagine trying to do
it while blind? For our second challenge, each one of us
will have to find a pair of sunglasses, a remote control,
and a $20 bill in the shortest amount of time.
The area to search is going to be sectioned off to this part of the room.
Alright, here I go.
[tension music] No.
Oh.
See, I'm worried about time. This is one of my problems. I'm freaking out
about the time. I have found one thing.
I did. I found the remote control. Alright, let's...
there's nothing on this chair here. That's the end of the table.
There doesn't seem to be anything on the floor over here.
Although could there be something on top of the speaker.
No. Boy oh boy.
Can I get another key game?
Ah...
I have found the sunglasses. I have located the sunglasses.
That's two! Oh, what about up here. Oh, there's a hat.
That's...
Wait a minute. What's back here? Is there any surfaces back here?
There's a speaker.
On the floor is... the money is going
to be the hard one to find, isn't it?
Well, listen it's always hard to find money.
Man...
I feel like my search isn't wide enough. I feel like I'm leaving
a part of the room out.
[gasp]
20 dollars! Make you holla!
CHRIS: Alright, here we go.
This is the... chair, not a table.
That's the couch.
Okay, here's the table.
Alright, I think this is the table. Yeah, this is definitely the table.
Okay, I got the remote!
I found the remote. I feel like I'm missing so much
space. Alright...
I'm touching a hat.
This is so hard, man.
Oh my god. I don't even know what this is.
Oh! That was luck. Alright,
I got the sunglasses. And the 20 dollar...
Where would I find a $20 bill?
There's so much I haven't checked.
I just need to touch more.
Oh! Haha!
Alright! Got the $20 bill.
TOMMY: Alright, let's see how we did finding all the items. Ready?
1... 2... 3... 3 minutes. CHRIS: 3 minutes...
CHRIS: ...34 seconds. TOMMY: Wow! That's pretty good.
CHRIS: Oh, I was waiting to hear. I thought you were going to say 3 minutes and something.
Not just 3 minutes. TOMMY: No, it was 3 minutes exactly. I should have said it that way.
CHRIS: No, it's good, it's good. TOMMY: That's impressive man. That's very good.
[music transition]
TOMMY: Nobody likes doing laundry, but imagine if you were blind?
One of the toughest things to do is to match socks.
Now each one of us is going to have a pile of socks put in front of us.
And whoever can match the most pairs in the shortest amount of time
is going to the winner. Alright, here we go.
[tension music] Let's examine... yep.
That is --- oh, no. That's not one pair.
Another one like that.
Alrighty...
I've got two pair but they're just not together here
so hold on.
Yes, that is one pair of socks right there. That's one.
See, this is my method. What I do is I like to line them up ---
yeah, that's two pair --- to line them up
and see if they're the same length. And also the way
that... you know, the material. That is three pairs of socks.
These are nice socks. These clearly are not mine.
That's not a pair. I think this might be though.
That is our fourth pair of socks. So therefore...
these two will be our fifth pair of socks.
That's five.
CHRIS: Okay, let's feel this out.
This is definitely different.
This could be a match.
Ah, this one kind of feels the same too.
This one could be a match for this one here.
I usually wear mish mash socks anyways. Oh, this is definitely different.
Different length. Not the same. Okay, so I have this one
here. Damn, this is hard to keep track.
[laughs] Oh, there's so many socks!
Okay, can I smell them? They all smell the same.
Maybe feel the top. Let's do this.
Okay, now they feel different. I think these are the same.
I'm going to go for it.
I should do this. Yeah, two hand method. Two hand method you just go down
from the top to the bottom. Feel the sock. I need to be one with the sock.
Got it. Number two. The length maybe
I can go by length.
Three. Oh!
Four. I'm feeling it!
And done!
TOMMY: Alright, Chris, you can take the blindfold off. You're done being blind.
The gift of sight coming right back to you.
So at the count of three let's see how much time it took to us to do it.
You ready? 1... 2... 3...
TOMMY: 2 minutes, 27 seconds. CHRIS: Seven oh nine.
TOMMY: Wow wee wow.
Let me ask you one more questions. How many pairs did we each get? Ready?
1... 2... 3... Five! CHRIS: Three.
TOMMY: Wow.
CHRIS: You whooped me.
I was like, "I thought I did pretty good."
TOMMY: Listen, you did do well. The pairing was hard.
CHRIS: It's so hard. TOMMY: Alright, Chris, thank you so much. It's been great having you on
CHRIS: It's so hard. TOMMY: Alright, Chris, thank you so much. It's been great having
you on the channel. CHRIS: Thank you so much. It was super fun.
TOMMY: Hey, don't forget to check out and subscribe to Chris' channel because we did a collab
over there and Chris shows me how to do the bottle flip challenge.
You got to watch to see if I was able to do it. So I'm curious, how did you like being blind?
What was difficult about it for you? CHRIS: The one thing that's
tough for me was I felt like I needed to rely on memory
a lot. It was really... Like, I have bad, horrible
memory so with the socks that was the hardest thing.
Like, "Oh, I don't even remember where I left the socks" or whatever, you know.
That was really challenging. TOMMY: So join us next time when Chris is
on the channel and he shows me a skateboard trick. He's going to show me how
to do a "900". What is that going around two and a half time
or something? CHRIS: Yeah, it's ah...
we'll definitely do something like that.
TOMMY: Fine. It will be my last video ever.
[music plays]
Thanks for watching the video and if you enjoyed it, and you like these challenges
maybe have some ideas for some other things we could try blindfolded.
Let us know in the comments down below.
Okay, who said jumping off a bridge? That's not funny.