Think I will just follow this today. Not really interested in watching another 40 minute vlog.
Me too. I had
ChatGPT write up a summary for me:
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We start with Kyle breathlessly marveling at his “billion-dollar view,” which is apparently just a normal hotel window. He spends $10 on berries, complains about it, and then tips a dollar while acting like a hero of the people. Soon, he and Casey embark on the “Big Red Bus”… which turns out to not be the Big Red Bus at all. It’s something called “Top View,” which they accidentally bought tickets for — a plot twist no one asked for and everyone saw coming. Kyle calls this a “tourist trap,” but somehow keeps insisting he’s not mad about it while narrating every button press on the elevator.
After explaining the difference between
literally identical red buses for ten straight minutes, Kyle proudly admits they “fell for it.” The real tragedy is that he believes this is self-awareness. He meets a friend who sells real estate “in 27 countries” (sure, Jan), then proceeds to film an entire segment about plugging in headphones on a bus. This vlog is like watching someone give a TED Talk about an escalator.
Next up, Kyle’s holy grail: a bagel. He waits 40 minutes for Leon’s Bagels, the “best in New York” according to “research” he did on TikTok. He orders a bacon, egg, and cheese, bites into it, and has what can only be described as a religious experience. He moans, declares it “worth the wait,” and then thanks TikTok “creators everywhere” like he’s accepting a James Beard Award. The bagel is, tragically, the peak of the vlog.
From there, we spiral into chaos: Kyle films a stranger’s argument in a store like it’s breaking news, and dramatically warns us about a “ticket scam” while simultaneously admitting he fell for one that morning. By the time he makes it to the Statue of Liberty, he’s near tears — possibly from emotion, possibly from dehydration, possibly from realizing he’s spent an entire day filming lines.
Finally, the moment of truth: the “number one pizza in New York,” which he waits
three hours for and then eats on camera like he’s auditioning for Food Network. “This is better than Joe’s,” he says with all the conviction of a man who’s never had Joe’s. He immediately walks it back, then claims it’s the “best lunch of his life,” even though 20 minutes earlier he said the bagel was.
The vlog ends with Kyle at
Moulin Rouge on Broadway, where he bursts into song like an unmedicated Disney adult and declares the entire day “10 out of 10.” Which is impressive, considering the majority of it was spent in transit, in line, or in emotional distress over bread products.