I think the less you try to fake your own death, the more convincing it would be. Just leave after going to the pub one night or go camping, but leave all your camping stuff and just take off. The more it looks like someone intervened into the everyday goings on of your life, the more everyone would think it was a murder or kidnapping. Making it elaborate just makes it more obviously planned
Honestly, I just wouldn't even try to fake it, but when I die I want to have set up an elaborate puzzle hunt for a big chunk of heritage, where there's just like, all the classic puzzle tricks.. notes in the clock, secret doors to the attic.. just a full on escaperoom that might take months to complete.
i personally like the idea that people might think that i had faked my own death. it adds to the mystery of it, esp since im not trying to escape the law and presumably no one knows that i had won the lotto. they cant necessarily prove that i definitely did fake my death so there would always be that question.
Gotta have an Acomplice which is the hard part though cause if you go camping and then leave your campsite all in one piece but like your car is gone then that looks suspicious so you gotta somehow have someone that wont spill your secret get you out
@@Mystic-Midnight Uber? You could probably afford to pay for it if you won the lotto. Give 'em a big enough tip and they probably won't say anything. Or hoof it.
I love how every time Duncan take a tight turn he honks his car horn . even if you go back and watch past GTA race vids ,he always does it .always have a little chuckle whenever it happens.
@@aDeprivedSeal I mean, he explained that his stick is a bit broken so it does it with little pressure (though he does do it stronger than average) a few episodes ago.
I think he was about to shoot but figured he'd accidently hit the windmill blade by the time he decided he'd better reposition himself it was too late.
@@jackalserin7462 it's a reference to Harold Bishop from the Australian TV show Neighbours, who died after walking into the sea. They've made light of it in videos in the past.
Which, itself, was quite the callback, as Harold Bishop walked into the sea back in the '90s. I don't know if they covered it at the time, but Harold Bishop did actually eventually come back into the show years later, and it was explained that he had amnesia. So he walked into the sea, somehow had amnesia from walking into the sea (??), so when he walked back out of the sea later on, he couldn't remember who he was and, therefore, started a new life in the intervening years, until he returned to the show. So, actually, Harold Bishop unintentionally faked his own death by walking into the sea and losing his memory (from the sea? somehow?). It was a confusing storyline.
I really am starting to get worried about Duncan's vision, like that's the 3rd wind turbine he has hit in a month. The gang making up their Scooby-Doo villian origin stories to fake their death is priceless though
it's like lewis mentioned a few years ago in the triforce podcast where he thought duncan was experiencing early onset dementia because he said some sushi tasted like cheese puffs or whatever
Not - so - fun fact: In the korean war, when asked if he needed assistance against a chinese army that outnumbered him 8 to 1, the british officer in command said that "things were a bit sticky." This resulted in the americans (not being familiar with the british habit of understating problems,) thinking he was more or less fine, and ended with only 39 of his 600 - odd men escaping unwounded or uncaptured. TL;DR: Poor Communication Kills.
A for-real joke from ancient Rome: A man went to a barber with a reputation for being talkative, and the barber asked him how he wanted his hair cut. "In silence!" he answered. It was probably funnier in latin.
I live and work in Milton Keynes and I had no idea this robot restaurant existed and whats even more amazing is that it's within walking distance of where I work so you learn something new every day even about your hometown.
Unfortunately there's not a big group podcast like these videos, but Lewis, Sips and Pyrion have the Triforce Podcast, and recently Ravs, Harry, and Lydia put together a new Podcast called Zero Degrees that's got a similar chatty vibe. I haven't listened to any episodes of Kirsty and Briony's Comfort Zone (yet) but that's another long-form Yogs offering that's supposed to be quite wholesome.
I honestly would like one where people just come and go. Like, maybe have one or two main hosts who also swap out when needed, but otherwise whoever is around to chat, drop by to chat and talk dumb shit. Maybe play games together (not recording, but just to get into that brainless headspace).
That was a perfect example of an organic conversation. Starting with British conversational habits to gaining a fortune, to faking your death and living as a new person, to automated pint pullers, to robots working as a hairdresser or as an attraction in a zoo.
I promise that the robot animal documentary - Spy in the Wild - is quite entertaining. In one episode, a chimpanzee discovers a camera disguised as a tortoise and absolutely falls in love with it. A similar camera tortoise met a far less fortunate fate when it was crushed by an elephant in another episode
@@MH-hu5pi That she wasn’t feeling great, but now she seems to be on her way back on her feet! (I don’t want to misrepresent what happened in any way; so I’d rather you check her streams or social media for yourself (: )
i saw bouphe's reddit reply to someone about GTA and was so happy to hear she'd be coming back and i audibly applauded when I heard her in the opening here
In the usa, abandoned hospitals often just have all the paperwork left in them. This includes birth certificates. So there are people that go into these hospitals and steal them to sell, and that is how a lot of people get new identities.
Ravs is so shocked at the idea that someone could just walk into the sea, but this pretty much happened to a former prime minister of Australia and he was never found
It’d be easier to fake a kidnapping than a death. That way no one questions why they can’t find a body, it also leaves you with an out if you ever want to return to your old life.
My personal response to "how are you doing" is " eh, I'm alive". One of my friends normal response to "hows life" is " Just living someone else's dream".
