First person to get on wins $10 from the

other.

>> Sure, I'll take that as well.

>> If one of us gets on 10 bucks.

>> So if you get on, you win the money.

>> If you get on, you win the money. But

the other two

>> times are tough. Daddy needs dinner.

>> Hi, I'm Chris.

>> Hey, I'm Ryan.

>> Hi, I'm Zach.

>> And today we're going to answer some

questions and play with some puppies.

>> Puppies.

>> How does it feel to be back at the feed?

>> It feels great. kind of like going back

to your high school, but your high

school is in a completely different

place. And you're walking around and

some people are like, "You're still

here."

>> They told me to sit in a green room. And

I was like, "No, I'm gonna walk around.

>> I'm going to see what the kitchen

situation's like."

>> I feel bad for the puppies. If I was a

puppy, like, I'm going to do another

interview today. I'm going to see

someone supering famous. And then you

come in, you see us three, and it's a

real wet blanket.

>> That puppy's expecting Sydney Sweeney.

>> What are these guys names? Oh my gosh,

there's more. Hi.

Hi. This one's name is Bruce.

>> I'm Sydney.

>> Oh, hi.

>> Don't creep out the bunnies.

>> Puppies.

>> They're like, "No, Sweenie. I'm out,

bro."

>> Yeah, they know.

>> Bad Bunny.

>> There's no Tom Hanks here. How

>> you're going to be Bad Bonnie.

>> This is a funnier bit. I think it's a

better video if the puppies don't

interact with us.

>> I just want a puppy so bad.

>> I got to Buzzfeed by way of internship.

I was like 3 weeks postgrad from

college. We had this like last little

wrap-up thing and I crashed it.

>> Oh my gosh.

>> Oh no.

>> I saw that video. What video?

>> Like don't you talk about that. 3 weeks.

That's crazy luck. I had made a video

where I crashed an assembly as like

power line from a Goofy movie. And so

like that got on to BuzzFeed. I saw that

they were had interns. I didn't even

know Buzzfeed video was a thing. And the

only reason why I got my job was because

in college I worked at a Joe's Crab

Shack and the recruiter also worked at a

Joe's Crab Shack in college. We talked

about that for 25 minutes of the 30

minutes and I I got in.

>> I was uh acting doing comedy in LA.

Somebody I did improv with was named

Justin Abarka. He was a writer for

BuzzFeed. He said, "Go to

buzzfeed.com/job."

I came in to apply for a head producer.

And they were like, "You don't even know

how to work a camera or edit." So they

said, "We're thinking about doing this

new thing called a fellow." They had me

interview with a different person,

Hillary Lavine. and she walked out and

went that guy's ETF down to fellow.

>> I knew Shantel Houston in college and I

knew she worked here and she had

mentioned oh there's an intern program

you should apply. So I applied for that

I was making corporate videos for this

video production company

>> for Joe's Crab Check

>> for Joe's Crab Check. But no, actually

what I was doing is I was filming

professors or giving, you know, like uh

PowerPoint presentations on like

irritable bowel syndrome and stuff like

that at USC. And I was filming

commencement ceremonies. My job was to

be the close-up cam and I was very far

back and I was supposed to get the

footage of when they would shake the the

the dean's hand and they got their

diploma. I was so nervous and the camera

was shaking. I was like, "Oh my god, I'm

ruining it." And uh they called me into

the office and they were like, "Yeah,

this footage is unusable."

>> And then he got hired at BuzzFeed to

>> do camera.

telling people I worked at BuzzFeed.

>> Just kidding. No, I was actually very

proud. I I was actually the opposite. I

was like, "Do you know who I am?" Look,

it was always embarrassing when

especially like being a fellow and you

were essentially going through this

internet film school making videos that

you're putting up weekly and being

judged like if the video performed well

or not. And and your your balance is

like if the video hits a million views

or doesn't. I'm sure I have a laundry

list of videos that I'm like why did I

do that?

>> So many videos I did chasing those

views. I made like three would you

rather videos that were like would you

rather go on a date with Ariel or

someone like this and then like those

videos killed and I died a little inside

when I pressed upload but then I saw the

views and I was like oh baby Buzzfeed

you needed to get views to advance to

the next level from intern to fellowship

to junior producer and I was like I am

not getting cut. I will make 18 would

you rather videos before I get cut. But

embarrassing. No, I mean I I'm with you

on like sometimes when a video wouldn't

perform and you thought it was going to

perform well.

>> Well, you said that you love telling

people you worked at BuzzFeed. I didn't.

But you have this thing when you work at

Buzzfeed is everybody thinks they went

to high school with you. You're not like

famous from being on a movie screen. You

show up on people's Facebooks. So

they're like, "Why do I know you?" And I

still go, "I don't know. Where did you

go to high school?" Because one time I

was like, it might just be I do things

on the internet. They're like like what?

I was like, I'm I'm on BuzzFeed. And

they were like,

>> no, I don't watch Buzzfeed.

>> That's so funny.

>> And it was the most embarrassing thing

that's ever happened to me and I've

never done it again.

>> Old City Jail in Charleston. I mean,

there's

>> What made you super scared about it?

>> That place was just so gnarly. The

history was awful. Normally on these

shoots, things don't really happen when

you're on location. So, when it go comes

time to do the solo, I could kind of

like live in the like, okay, not much

has happened tonight. But this

particular night, a lot of things

happened. I think I had like a psychic

break because I don't remember some of

it.

>> Did it hit you immediately or did it

like

>> No, I just remembered thinking like

there was one point where I was like,

man, I could feel my heart beating so

hard and fast. They closed the door and

then I heard Shane laughing on the other

side of the door and I wanted so badly

just to be like, I'm not doing this. I'm

going out. But I had to stay there for

20 minutes. And I think the only thing I

could do to make myself feel better was

to just be crazy. Because I remember my

mom once told me like people don't want

to fight a crazy person. So I was like,

"All right, I'll just be a crazy

person." And I think I was like barking

like a dog at one point.

>> So cute. Look at it. Doesn't man or

something.

>> Let me see. He kind of looks like Sir

Ian Mckllen.

>> Ian Mckllen watching this. Hey,

>> that's a compliment. Huge compliment.

>> I want to do the puppy video.

>> I'm sure he would be great with puppies.

I would watch that video. My soul is

trapped

inside this puppy.

I always remember there was one day at

Buzzfeed where I was making a summer

hacks video. I'm making a sprinkler.

There's a bunch of puppies. Zach and

Keith like walked by in some crazy

costume. I walk into another studio and

there's interns on ladders throwing

glitter while Eugene like pushes a

camera in. Chaos, chaos, chaos. And then

I walk in another back room and there's

just Kevin McShane with a top- down

setup of an iPhone just all alone. And

it was just to me it's like that moment

is so like Buzzfeed with the puppies and

costumes and glitter and people and and

then just one person. I mean the coolest

thing about BuzzFeed was it was like a

very open seating area and every day you

went to work there was some weird crazy

that was going down. Like I

remember I made an IV therapy video

where people where nurses came in and

administered IVs to me and three other

people in the middle of the office. In

the background people are just hammering

out a video to get it out in time.

>> Anytime someone asked me what was it

like working at BuzzFeed? I go exactly

what you think. It was it was there was

bean bags, there was puppies, there's

kombucha. You're walking in thinking

you're getting sushi for lunch and it's

the try guys naked and you're like

should have known. Some of the craziest

stuff would be like getting called into

taste test and you'd be like, "We're

going to do a moonshine taste test and

it's 10 o'clock in the morning and you

do it and you're coming back to your

desk and you're still expected to do

your work."

>> Actually, no, wait. The day that I saw

somebody walking through the middle of

the office with a cup of your own piss

and cuz they're going to the drink your

own piss taste test. That

>> was a tough day.

>> It was an open container. Actually, I

would say rewatch the dog food taste

test. I think which I think was your

video.

>> The entire time it keeps cutting to me

just going, "What are we doing?

>> What the are we doing?" It was

like, "We tried Korean snacks and we

tried British candy and you were like,

"People taste dog food." I was like,

"But but we don't eat dog food. It's dog

food. It tastes like dog food."

>> Oh, celeb collabs at Buzzfeed. I mean,

look, I'm always going to remember Jack

Black coming. Jack Black just impressed

me so much. It was also very fun to

perform with him and improvise with him

and stuff.

>> I was expecting you about the Logan

Paul.

>> Oh, I also Oh, I also had Logan Paul

come into the office. That's not a

favorite.

>> No, no, no, no.

>> I met Logan Paul at a party. I said,

"Hey, make videos for BuzzFeed. Uh, come

on in one day." And he showed up on a

hoverboard with his manager, which was

also very like odd to us. We didn't work

with a lot of like managers. I kind of

gave him a tour of the office, but he

was on the hoverboard the whole time.

And all he was doing was talking to his

manager about his AT&T brand deal. His

manager wanted to talk to me about the

type of money that BuzzFeed was making.

And like, and I'm like, honestly, I

don't know.

>> Let me see your books.

>> And I don't know what kind of money we

make. Granted, Logan was 22, probably

dealing with a lot of fame things and

whatnot, but it was enough offputting to

me where I didn't want to uh give him a

platform. And then he never got a

platform. I'm just kidding.

I loved filming all of the trailers that

Chris was also a part of. It was like

the most fun. You know what? Actually,

I'm going to change that answer. My

favorite video that we ever filmed, but

it also involves Chris was this video

called Finger Guns.

>> Oh my god, I love finger guns.

>> Finger guns. And I remember we shot this

at like 400 p.m. on a Friday and we just

had an idea like what if we just got

caught in a finger gun match and then it

turns real and serious and someone's

getting held hostage and like we did

this whole whole thing and it was just

you, me, and Justin.

>> It was like an idea that like we like

kind of almost like it was like an

improv scene shot but it was really fun.

>> And I just remember the the sun was

going down. We were losing light. It was

a Friday. We're having our interns help

us and that was just pure fun with like

a Mexican standoff. And then all of a

sudden Justin gets shot and we're like,

"What?" And then we turn around and

Quint is there and she hits.

>> Yeah. That was one of those days though

where you like drive home and you're

like, "I have the best job in the

world." Like it was like I got to have

fun with my friends and we recorded it

and we'll see how this does.

>> I just rewatched uh you and Justin's

Airbud video. The kid who didn't get in

the game because Airbud got in the game.

It's like authentically dramatic.

>> So good. I was benched for a golden

retriever named Buddy.

>> What?

>> Yeah. Like there's an actual dog on my

JV basketball team and he starts ahead

of me.

>> How anytime someone's like, "You know

what video? I really like the underrated

one. That Airbud one, it just it makes

me feel good." I never had a bad day

shooting videos with Justin, Quinta,

Chris, like it was just it was a dream

come true.

I miss you, man. What are you doing?

Justin liv not to put him on blast.

Actually, no. Do it.

>> Thank you, Buzzfeed, for having us in

here to meet all these these fun little

guys. You could actually adopt any of

these puppies by going to Positive

Beginnings uh and help find these folks

some homes.

>> It's positive beginnings.

>> It's a pun.

These babies are all available for

adoptions.

>> They're all sleeping now. You get a

recommendation. My newest thing is I

directed a little short movie called Fly

Me to the Earth. You can find it on

That's a Bad Ideas channel or my own

channel, Chris Riner. Uh

>> you can find me on youtube.com/watcher.

We're shooting ghost files and releasing

an episode of that every month where we

ghost hunt.

>> I wrote a book with my wife that is out

everywhere April 14th called Create

Repeat 365 days of creativity. It's not

funny.

>> I bet you can make funny things with it.

>> You for sure can. It's supposed to

inspire you. So,

>> and if you wind up getting one of these,

comment below and we will name your

puppy

>> or you have to name it one of us.

>> Chris Ricker. Go potty Chris Ricker.

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