Could You Beat a Kangaroo in a Fight?

[@SenseiSeth]

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[@shaunpearce6846]

Did you use the beard oil down under lol?

[@de0509]

I suddenly thought to look up a kangaroos turn rate and google said "Kangaroos have an amazing ability to turn quickly! They can achieve a 180 degree turn in a single hop"

[@gshaindrich]

Are there no signs in that zoo or is reading just not required for self defense (and daily life)? Because 3:50 is clearly NOT a "stork" !

[@Robin_Is]

Ok.

[@aronnemcsik]

Capibaras aren't Australian animals and you would lose against a wombat. Those guys are dense. Just look up what happens to car if they happen to hit one...

[@hard2hurt]

This is my petition to uncensor me! My strategies could save lives! Geese, cats and giant tortoises are real threats and people deserve to know the truth.

[@Banger267]

Absolutely crucial for survival

[@MrMagnaniman]

I don't know about giant tortoises, but geese are super aggressive. And they're biters! One attacked my mom once, so the threat is real.

[@aspiesoft4144]

Especially when those turtles are teenagers. And if they have been trained by a sewer rat, you won't stand a chance.

[@BlacK40k]

So with cats, we fight mike sized animals?

[@FluffPuffkotj]

This is me signing the petition.

[@jomess7879]

Ramsey Dewey, super serious martial artist, who also approaches fighting kangaroos with far more logic than the topic needed and I am here for it. I love him even more

[@MakCurrel]

You can always expect Ramsey Dewey to overthink the hell out of silly things. 😅

[@jomess7879]

@@MakCurrel and I love it

[@MakCurrel]

@@jomess7879 yes I will look forward to a Icy Mike and Ramsey Dewey team up. That must be some opposite energies of baldness. 😅

[@jomess7879]

@@MakCurrel SAME

[@jestfullgremblim8002]

​@@MakCurrel lmao

[@Seissmo]

Just seeing Icy Mike explaining how to curb stomp a tortoise in silence had me fucking dying. 😂

[@redundantfridge9764]

There is no fighting, only surviving. Even the bushfires will throw hands with you in Australia.

[@SenseiSeth]

Idk I got a real strong set of lungs

[@schwarzcronnok102]

@@SenseiSeth Hey man, great video :D What soundtrack did you use at the start of the video?

[@thatoneguy5969]

Not just that but Australia also has poisonous trees if I remember correctly lol so, yeah just about every living thing in Australia wants to kill you

[@TheVampireAzriel]

@@SenseiSeth pee on it

[@bigsmillVEVO]

Yeah as a Australian dropbears are pretty scary. Luckily there is a way to deter them, if you rub vegemite on your body they will ignore you because everyone in Australia knows that dropbears are terrified of vegemite.

[@dilligaff1979]

Little known Aussie secret we don't tell tourists.

[@badwerds]

Behind the ears is the best spot

[@retaliationgaming8693]

Did you just tell tourists to do blackface 😂😂😂😂

[@jamesschatz5608]

Plus they all have chlamydia so theres also that 🤷🏿‍♀️🤣

[@edjones8622]

Dude. We don’t tell tourists about the vegemite repellent. Dropbear are borderline endangered and we need tourists to feed them and keep their numbers up.

[@andresperedo1275]

Hi, your friendly biologist here: Those were not seals, but sea lions. The bird with the big beak was a pelican, not a stork (there are pelicans in america) Condors are from north (california condor) and south america (andes condor) Capybaras are from south america White sharks can jump 9 meters above the water, so imagine their speed. Also, you have to check out that video of PBS eons on spitting cobras. Long story short they evolved to spit venom to most likely defend themshelves against us specifically

[@steve_j_grundon]

Well, if we're listing the animals shown that were *not* native to Australia, you can add: red panda, fishing cat, otters, reticulated python, Galapagos tortoises and whatever the "horned thing in a box" was. 🤣🤣 (P.S. Yes, Seth -- that was a (grey) nurse shark, and not a white. 😁)

[@jamesschatz5608]

The long beck white bird at the start was a ibis

[@DaTimmeh]

@@jamesschatz5608yeah nah bud, as a florida resident for 11 years, that’s a pelican.

[@AlaiMacErc]

Technically, white sharks aren't even the top predator in Australian waters. Orca (very occasionally) eat 'em, or kill them as predator-competition. It's not even an "Animal Faceoff" type situation, it's more like "light snack".

[@AlaiMacErc]

@@jamesschatz5608 "Bin chicken!"

[@jasonloomis8160]

I recommend getting into the water with a dolphin and try to move it around in the water and you will quickly realize how insanely powerful marine animals are before strategizing if you could win a matchup with a more dangerous shark.

[@SenseiSeth]

Hmmm.. you make a good poiny

[@wrenkall3966]

Dolphins are more dangerous than sharks tho

[@wrenkall3966]

also the whole attacking the nose thing is in fact the strategy to survive shark attacks, attack the nose and gills

[@redmetalpanda9051]

They also are fucking slippery, no grappling going on here

[@casbot71]

Generation Tech has strong opinions on just how dangerous and depraved Dolphins are … the menace is rising.

[@DasFlamboMan]

Seeing Seth RP as a seal is one of the greatest things I’ve seen.

[@RamseyDewey]

Good video Seth... I’m not sure about that guy at the end with the weird kangaroo fighting advice though!

[@SenseiSeth]

Seems like he’s given this some thought

[@tigerboom9030]

Seth just wanted to be a vlogger but he has commitment as a martial art youtuber to have some fighting aspect to it.

[@SenseiSeth]

Lmao nobody’s watching this one regardless

[@djma7soon754]

@@SenseiSeth nah this video was amazing would love to see more of these

[@irispettson]

@@SenseiSeth If so they're missing out on your great seal impression.

[@tigerboom9030]

@@SenseiSeth it's a great video and a wholesome as well. Holly shit he just replied on my comment.

[@TGPDrunknHick]

@@SenseiSeth an Australian I'm watching for your perspective. I have an idea of how things would go but, we'll see what you come up with.

[@stevenlsenior]

Normal people at the zoo: “hey, look at the amazing animals, isn’t nature amazing?!l” Seth & Mike: “dude, I could totally fight that sea lion, closed guard, elbows, back take, RNC…”

[@DumbFroggg]

I always knew Seth would box a kangaroo on this channel, can’t wait to see the match.

[@HobsonRW]

Dude, our wombat has been my favorite Aussie animal since I was five..when one bit me while I was feeding it. They can run at 45km/h, their teeth never stop growing, and they crack the skulls of dingo's with their hard rumps against the roof of their burrows when attacked...and have been known to flip small cars on the Nullarbor Plain when hit. Respect is correct Sensei!

[@arebee9024]

I've ran a wombat over on a motorcycle and somehow managed to not stack. Felt like hitting a pile of bricks. He was already dead though, so not sure if it counts. Had a bunch of fur wedged between the foot rest and frame though, lol.

[@jonsilhouette4501]

We have several wombats on my property. We had a huge boy that was easily 3x the size of my german shephard. One night my dog was barking and when i came out the wombat was between the pool fence and my toyota corolla. My dog was making it back up into my car and everytime it backed up my car shifted a couple inches. They have serious power and can get really aggressive... actually most things in australia get really aggressive, i got kicked by a kangaroo when i was a kid, and a koala seems cute in the zoo but wild ones are feral. Also crocodiles have a fatal flaw. You can hold their snout shut with one hand so reverse triangle choke from the back and keep their mouth shut. Finally manta rays have no stinger and no teeth i feel they would be an easy win.

[@lucasgregory6375]

You're obviously a city boy. You'll find very few, if any wombats out on the Nullarbor. Also, a mate of mine hit a wombat in a 80 series Landcruiser and flipped so it ain't just small cars.

[@HobsonRW]

@@lucasgregory6375 Terribly sorry for being a "City Boy", but I do hope you mate is ok

[@MC-iq5ns]

Enjoyed the video, as always. Unfortunately, I do have to say I was a little disappointed you never got around to my personal favorite animal, and everyone's favorite Australian semi-aquatic egg-laying mammal, the noble Duck-Billed Platypus

[@SenseiSeth]

They didn’t have one at the zoo! I wanted to too

[@rylandlud]

he's a semi aquatic egg laying mammal of action

[@Gabriel-px8cv]

​@@SenseiSeth you should have went to one of those things were you get in a cage in the ocean to watch sharks

[@adamcharming]

Thank you for raising drop bear awareness, people don’t take it seriously and get themselves in trouble 👍

[@aidangorski7509]

I’m three minutes in and I’m already dying at the seal bit

[@SenseiSeth]

Lol Mike would get wrecked by a seal

[@johnny2hats329]

The Tasmanian Devil would be highly dangerous if you put it in the freezer for a few hours then hit someone with it

[@shammym4294]

If one bites you, it's jaws lock and it can't let go until it has crushed your bones with flesh like a toothpick. It has one of the highest bite forces in the world

[@_Tao__]

@@shammym4294 they are fucking small and their mouth and fangs are small as well and their bite force isn't that big, a cat is more dangerous

[@lover-of-fate]

@@_Tao__ man you need to see a tazzie up close. They are far from small and have been proven to have a greater bite force than some lock jaw dogs, you should also look up the meaning of jaw lock before acting like a know it all.

[@5THR33S]

Random tid bit, I'm an outdoor educator and wilderness guide and tbh Australia's animals really aren't that dangerous; in the sense that there is nothing that will meticulously search and hunt you. Spiders, snakes, crocodiles, dingos and even sharks are reactive attackers, unlike in northern America where you have like bears and wolves and mountain lions

[@TheElbowMerchant]

That ad read . . . PERFECTION! Manscaped should pay you double for this one.

[@BMO_Creative]

Count on Ramsey Dewey to know how to beat a Kangaroo! LOL

[@darmoforeelz5857]

Even Seth pretending to be a seal ran through Mike 🤣

[@XarkoCZ]

Thanks for your input Coach!

[@Robin-dx5gq]

Great excuse for a tax deductible zoo date with Mike, Seth. Love to see this kind of ingenuity.

[@TheToneBender]

My cousin got mauled by a dropbear when he did an internship in Australia. Lost his left ear, part of his right eye (wears a patch since he's fully blind on that side and it looks gnarly) and it bit off part of his upper lip. And of course he has scars all over his face.

[@thesun564]

Damn. Always that one cousin Huh?

[@hypnoticskull6342]

Hearing Ramsey Dewey's audible chocolate of a voice explaining how to fight a Kangaroo is golden

[@modernchow]

first trip out of the county? whoa that big!! congrats! great way to start cuz you started by going the furthest away you can go. hope you make it to Japan or Okinawa (I know its technically still Japan but also not-ish?)

[@JackBlack-gh5yf]

Glad you had your bodyguard with you buddy! ;) And that you didn't come across any "Salties" (only Australians would refer to a huge, deadly crocodile as if it was a bar-snack!) 'Drop Bears'?! 🤣Love your videos 🙂👍

[@Peter-wj2hz]

The thing about great white sharks is that when people fight them off, the shark wasn't actually trying. If the great white wants you gone, you won't ever see it coming. These things can swim up to 34 mph and like to strike from below. They don't really register humans as prey, and most attacks are curiosity bites delivered at their cruising speeds rather than hunting speeds. Problem is that their curiosity bites are deadly.

[@AtsAreStupid]

So crazy to go back and watch those old videos recently and then find you effectively remaking one. This one really shows how far you've come as a creator. Probably wanna go and remake some more with that extra spice you got now!

[@irispettson]

Admit you had a lot of time on your hand during the flight and came up with this idea. Also, 2:21 leading up to 2:26 was great.

[@alexanderren1097]

I love how the video starts out with just you and Mike being silly at 2:00am but by the end of the video you have most of the other guys involved in this

[@ThisIsYaxin]

This might be the funniest video I've seen in a long time and I'm not even half way through. Thanks for all the entertainment man, both the more serious martial arts stuff and... whatever this is ^.^

[@rhinobridge]

I was surprised when I saw a picture of you with Ramsey and the Aikido guy. I hope there's a lot of videos coming.

[@jonharker9028]

This was a very funny video to watch as an Australian, and especially as someone from Sydney. Good to see you enjoyed all the animals - zoos and aquariums are pretty fun places! And I can’t wait to see what else comes from this trip! As a side note, I noticed you’ve never heard of the notorious «Bin Chicken», more formally the Australian white ibis. They’re annoying buggers far more than they are dangerous, but be mindful about how long their beaks are. [Also, I don’t think anyone would mind if you ever punted one, but don’t quote me there.] If you want to know more, here’s a couple memes to introduce you to the bin chicken experience: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rWXHioqeoLiVirc kzbin.info/www/bejne/b6SliZaQZaySotU

[@ForwardSynthesis]

I once saw a guy fight and KO a kangaroo with a roundhouse kick on liveleak (disclaimer: please don't hurt random wild animals), so I'd imagine circular attacks can knock them out. They seem to have a bobble head that absorbs linear movement very well, but not so much hooking/circular moves, because Kangaroos don't really do those to each other much.

[@lover-of-fate]

The question would be was it an aggressive male he tried to kick or was it just some unfortunate animal he decided to kick. Huge difference, and I would call anyone a coward who just kicked some animal because it was there.

[@Deathbystrudel]

Weirdly enough I talked to a zookeeper in Fort-Worth, Texas and they said if you were to get in to a fight with a kangaroo you want to get behind it and step on its tail so it can't lean back and spring off of it

[@marcusianhuber]

Thank you for coming to Australia Great to see you enjoying yourself. Can't wait to see all the other cool shit you got up to.

[@namedjasonc]

I gotta say, I love having these videos of you hanging out with all of the other guys. The brainstorming is great and the chemistry is real.

[@BlueTwitchRocks]

very glad that sensei is teaching about the dangers of drop bears

[@romanchumachenko6176]

NEVER, NEVER mess around with the drop bears.

[@hawk5592]

Ngl id probably pay to watch Seth fight a kangaroo

[@SenseiSeth]

I win that one

[@nicholascanada3123]

​@@SenseiSeth watch the claws 😅

[@FellsApprentice]

*watch Seth get beat up by a kangaroo. No offense, but a seven foot jacked male red kangaroo is nature's ready made kickboxer.

[@irispettson]

@@FellsApprentice The claws they have on their feet are nasty.

[@spark5558]

​@@SenseiSeth Not against the largest confirmed he was 6 11 but about 91 kg

[@xswaq123]

Someone already solved how to fight a croc and all you needed was duct tape, a tea towel and a huge set of balls R.I.P Steve Irwin ❤️

[@HappyBuffalo347]

I'm not sure if you were joking or not but just to be clear - capybara, otters, and red panda are not Australian animals. They were just in the zoo.

[@jaysmith2151]

Okay seven minutes into the video and this is hysterical you two are just way too funny together. Besides KZbin you 2 literally need a TV series I've seen 50 videos with you two and it gets funnier every time...

[@Kurotama11]

Fun fact, for alligators and crocodiles all the jaw strength goes towards closing, so typically if you can get a good grip around it’s closed mouth it won’t be able to open in….do with that what you will fighters

[@MatthewSedgley]

Funny thing about crocs and alligators, the muscles Mike was on about are super super strong, at opening those jaws not closing them, (I may have got it the wrong way round) but when nature check up blokes are working with them the wrap tape around their jaws at the end so that they can't open so in theory, Seth's sort of right idk don't fancy his chances however

[@julianriviera5837]

Ramsey Dewey. Unexpected cameo but much appreciated!!!!!!

[@casbot71]

If you want nightmares, check out the extinct Australian megafauna. There's giant versions of current animals, including a marsupial lion and a giant carnivorous kangaroo. And then there's animals that have no current Australian analogue, like a giant Terror Bird nicknamed "The Demon Duck of Doom" and a giant constrictor snake who's genus is Montypythonoides, aka the Monty Python [I'm not making this up, Google 'Montypythonoides Riversleighensis']. I suspect it's because palaeontology in Australia took off _after_ the beer Esky was invented.

[@ktowntraceur]

Super fun video! Lots of fun theorizing! One qualm, I know this isn't a biology channel but the amount of animals not from Australia he mentioned being from Australia and misnamed is killing me. Capybara's, condors from the Americas and the pelican and sea lion misnamed. Other then that, loved it!

[@GOBRAGH2]

Wow! You got to go to Australia, see some cool animals, and hang out with Ramsey Dewey!!

[@gaugesilva2244]

@Sensei Seth I’ve been waiting for this video for so long. Thank you

[@slumptydumpty3058]

I think slapping Mike as a seal was pretty realist lol.

[@LukeC908]

I can’t remember when or where, but I know I’ve had this conversation before. A tortoise you could just flip over or push off a ledge.

[@doctaflo]

LOL, Master Dewey pulling from the Dark Souls playbook!

[@emissaryofelohim1431]

Oh snap! It's Ramsey Dewey! Awesome! Been wanting to see a collab with you guys for some time! Super Cool, I'm excited to see what's to follow.

[@jacobpaint]

Fun video but I was confused about which animals you thought we have in Australia and which are just in the zoo. You mentioned that elephants and giraffes aren't Australian but it seemed like you suggested that Capybaras are so maybe you also think we have otters and some others... Certainly some viewers might mistake the info here for facts (even though you're just having some fun). Dingo's are a bit more than just wild dogs and have some interesting attributes that set them apart... But in terms of fighting, you might be able to use the same methods as a more capable breed of dog. Cassowaries are much more dangerous than Emu's (always funny how Americans say "ee-moo" but we say "eem-you). They have huge claws, are much more aggressive and can tear you open. A Stingray is what killed Steve Irwin so not to be underestimated. Irikanji Jellyfish are one of the worst things to encounter in the ocean. The only hand to hand defence is to swim away if you see it coming. I think a human could beat a big red Kangaroo if you have a plan. Surprise appearance by Ramsey at the end with some good ideas. Pity you didn't see Tasmanian devils and Platypodes (that's supposedly the correct plural for platypus). The devils have an insane bite strength for their size and the Platypodes have a poisonous spur so it's touch and go with either.

[@SebastianSchachner]

Love the video and the ramsey dewey intervention :D

[@somerando1073]

2 things. First, in the old days (not sure exactly when, maybe like around 1900?) pitting kangaroos against professional boxers was a regular thing people did. Second, there is no way a human is holding a crocodile's mouth open, BUT, it's actually really easy to hold their mouth closed. Their muscles are developed for hard bites, not for facing resistance on them opening their mouth before the bite.

[@Wulf-sq9zw]

Wait, was That Coach Ramsey giving tips on how to beat kangaroos in a fight? That came out of nowhere but was indeed a pleasant surprise. I had always hoped to see him in one of your videos 😁👍

[@schrenk-d]

Welcome to Australia Sensei Seth. We have some good martial arts here, I hope you get invited to train with a few people here.

[@thelesserkey7583]

A crocodile has incredibly weak neck muscles when opening its jaw so weak in fact you can close it with a couple of rubber bands

[@noneayourbeeswax2323]

Wait, mate... You kissed the roos?? You can't do that! You can't just... Do that! Dude, you can't ever come back here. This video is like our Watergate.

[@greenmachine5600]

This was a really fun video!

[@charles8589]

So glad you got out of the country! Watching you grow as a human and martial artist has been great

[@SuperComicsM.A]

Do a kyokushin videoooooooo. Also the outro theme from your old videos really made my life happier

[@cobaltshrew2732]

Alternative title : matrial arts experts pretend to be animals and fight each other. There should be a subtle mention somewhere that it is performed while sober

[@TheSonnyGo]

So, you're saying the dugong knows Systema? EDIT: And according to Ramsey, the kangaroo is a Dark Souls boss.

[@michael.waddell]

Man your content just gets better and better... and well... funnier.

[@Raivon]

Can you just imagine being someone watching a seal performance and just a meter or so to the left are some guys aggressively debating on the best method to elbow a seal

[@TheOzumat]

1:05 yeah, feel the density is right. I once had to dispose of a european badger carcass that had died on my property and I was surprised by how heavy they are for their size. density is the right word.

[@F.A.--]

I saw a kangaroo for the first time in my life in a circus. Back then, when the circus were allowed to have shows with animals in my country. I remember a trainer with boxing gear sparring with a trained kangaroo. Every time the kangaroo kicked the chest pad, it moved the trainer backwards and made a loud sound. I was amazed that the kangaroo could replicate in real life what I had seen in cartoons as a kid. I can imagine the kind of damage a good placed kick could do to a human without using protection . Amazing creatures, I love the fact that they still exist in this world.

[@diyma3462]

3:35 he's been bit he's gonna turn, we only have two choices, let him turn or the other one

[@NoForksGiven]

There actually is precedent for fighting, or rather, subduing, crocs. The play is to get around to their back and sit on them then wrestle their mouths closed. Crocs have a lot of biting power but not so much when it comes to opening their mouth so assuming it isn't very big and can just throw you off, that'll work. It's how pros catch crocs, though they have specialized tools to make it safe. Also, don't run. Humans can't outrun anything. Our long springy legs are built for endurance. That said if you have some distance on the croc you might be able to get away. They can't run for very long. Which is why, as a general rule, never run from an animal. Back away slowly until there's enough distance to book it

[@KentPetersonmoney]

You should do what insects you think you could take if they were your size?

[@dmitrihoule7866]

11:27 "what are you even built for?" Vibing

[@abrahamsorby8193]

0:40 but a kangaroo WILL go out of its way to fight you

[@DjDolHaus86]

I got headbutted by a young common seal (around 180lbs) while snorkelling, it came out of nowhere and caused all the air to leave my body. A sea lion packing an extra 400lbs and traveling at nearly 40mph would probably have broken ribs if not just snapped me like a twig.

[@puglet8792]

y'all HAVE to film sparring with jeff. Dream crossover was so surprised to see him here

[@glashatay8845]

Just imagine: "Two men walking across the zoo and discussing about how would they beat any animal if they attacked them"

[@richwhetton]

Love your channel - so glad you enjoyed it here. Next visit pop over to Melbourne and visit Absolute MMA!

[@joshuabrown129]

Don’t you ever disrespect Capybaras like that! I mean look at him he is the epitome of a fighting build. He’s obviously the Bruce Lee of the animal kingdom.😂

[@prointernetuser]

Wombats are little balls of solid muscle lol. You should see what they could do in a turf war. Those claws aren't just for digging burrows.

[@SurmaSampo]

The can dig through concrete.

[@johnny2hats329]

You probably could handle a crocodile if it was on land. The big ones aren't so fast and the small ones aren't so strong. If you're talking about in the water then you'd be in a lot of trouble.

[@B33nj4m1n]

Yeah, you *could* still fight it in the latter scenario, but doing so would be inadvisable.

[@charlesoakley007]

I’m from Australia mate and love your videos. Keep up the good work.

[@saltyavocado403]

A loss to a Cassowary isn't a probability, it's a surety... that thing can rip your stomach in two with just one kick

[@lazyman7505]

Worth it just for Seth doing seal impression. Awesome work.

[@sunflowerbadger]

This video gave me so much respect for you top tier martial artists.

[@thomasarmstrong3917]

Keep in mind if you're in the southern portion of Aus you can go wild bush camping really safely. No bears, big cats, dogs/coyotes/wolves. Just snakes and spiders which you get in the Americas, Africa, Asia, etc.

[@thomasarmstrong3917]

Just don't go in the ocean and stay out of the water up north.

[@rapsauceeddie7093]

12:27 Jeff Chan was looking at the crocodile like the wombat was looking at you 💀

[@aaronbarlow4376]

The good thing about fighting a crocodile is that while the bite down muscles are immensely strong the muscles to open the jaw are relatively weak, so you could hold it's jaws closed.

[@SD-ym1rt]

Bisping had quite the battle with a wombat recently

[@Night-Jester]

I love how much of Icy Mike thought process must be deleted from existence.

[@ChaosUntold]

Commenting before I watch this, but behind the bush forest I used to live at in rural Australia (Manjimup, if anyone is interested), there was one woman who tried to fight a kangaroo who was attacking her dog. She ended up in intensive care in hospital for 5 days. Don't mess with kangaroos my friend

[@emobuddha]

Gotta respect Mike's commitment to the bit

[@JordanHix]

Arm drag to RNC actually seems plausible with the kangaroo. Gets you off line of their kicks quick

[@metrolinamartialarts]

Best part was Ramsay Dewey lol

[@dutchanimal010]

Yes! Seth, Icy Mike and Ramsey all together IRL!

[@nunyabiz7699]

When it came to the Sting Ray..... Yeah can not make that Joke there. LOL Though I love how obvious the joke was and that moment of starting it but then " Nope. To soon."

[@calibadgerdude6082]

Wombats are extremely underrated. Those things are literally solid muscle and have incredibly tough skin, especially on their backsides.

[@fantasyarch]

These videos about fighting animals, for some reason crack me up every time! I especially can't stop laughing with Mike's mannerisms, they are insanely funny.