Have you thought about sticking it over your shoulder in between your backpack and back, maybe with a shoulder strap or something? Might not help the bumpiness, but it'd be more stable at least. Maybe.
This will probably sound weird, but I’ve been watching a bunch of your old vlogs today while I’ve been recovering from radiation and they’ve been helping - they let me join in the fun and get my mind off things.
Oh yeah as a texan, the sweet tea is certainly an acquired taste. Also having worked PAX South, the convention center staff generally don't know specifics of anything and will just tell you whatever feels like will make you go away and not commit crimes.
I always adore the gvlogs. You're so engaging and interesting and fun, and I just always feel happy watching you. Thanks for being just a source of pure joy
Ok so just FYI I worked at Whataburger for like 4 years and there's no syrup in the tea at all what we do is we brew up scalding hot tea (I'm not sure on the volume of it but I'd guess like 5 gallons or so) and then we literally stir in a POUND of sugar.
god I need a compilation of just serge talking about coffee, or a list of all the videos he's in that he does. Better yet, serge just needs his own vlog xD
I legit thought the opening shot was greenscreen until Serge popped into frame. Dat lighting 😍 And the various attempts at filming from a scooter made me laugh a LOT.
Yeah.... someone should have warned you poor northern folks that "sweet tea" in the south is a different substance to what you're thinking it is, and the Texas version of that is even further separated....
@@GrahamStarkVlogs As someone from Southeast USA, can say that there is a mindset amongst certain folks of "if it can't act like syrup, it isn't good sweet tea".
11:27 "it's been different every single time I've been here" You are correct, that is exactly how Texas weather works. Don't like the weather? Wait a couple hours!
When my sister was in college, she worked at a Chinese/Cajun double restaurant run by the same people. This was in Baltimore, MD. It's more common than you think! Fun fact: They both made marinade for bourbon chicken by mixing a pound of sugar in a couple of gallons of soy sauce.
Ah Warm Fog, my bane as a Texan. I haven't been far north very often, but when I have I welcome fog only being associated with cold. I'm glad I only was there the next day when it was windy as hell.
I was surprised at how much fog there was that morning too. It was like that where I live around Houston as well. Though it's normal for San Antonio to get foggy since it's relatively close to the coast. Also great video as usual Graham! Looking forward to the rest of your PAX South vlogs! It's unfortunate that Serge got you guys lost for awhile there. XD
Thank you, for not trying to hold a camera while driving the scooter, in my city they had to take the scooters away to 'restructure' the program because so many people where being dangerous or just nuisances on them.
Hey, that same brand of scooter rental has been in Warsaw for a couple of months now, been meaning to check them out! TFW one of your favorite artists does an incidental review for a locally available service from literally halfway across the world.
Ah Graham, your mistake was ordering straight sweet tea from Whataburger. All southerns know you order half sweet (50% sweet 50% unsweet tea) otherwise your teeth rot out. At least everytime my friends and I make a trip to Whataburger, we either get a half sweet and/ or load it up with lemon juice.
Those scooters are such an amazingly good idea. But course its a new idea to help deal with traffic ergo a lot of people mock them. Adventure and a half to get all that humus.
We have them in my city and they’re a nuisance: they're dangerous to people walking when driving on the sidewalk, they're dangerous to themselves when driving on the road, and the fact that they're hop on, hop off means that people will literally stop driving and leave them in the middle of the sidewalk without parking them out of the way.
@@Greysnowman A good idea used by dumb people. Which in fairness is how I often see people use cars only cars had the auto industry to make roads in streets a "good idea".
It's crazy how "Chinese" and "Cajun" restaurants always seem to crop up together at food courts, serve almost the same food, and then duke it out until both invariably go out of business. You don't see two pizza joints in the food court. Also, poor guys, that shock over the iced tea, haha! I always order half sweet tea/half lemonade for that reason. It seems to be a regional thing, any tea made below a certain US latitude seems to require you go into diabetic shock.
Oh Graham, I was hoping you would've learned by now... Texas doesn't give a shit about weather. Oh it's gonna be foggy? Pfft, 95 degrees to that! March? How about pouring rain and blazing sun ALL IN THE SAME DAY! Also probably should've gotten a forewarning on the tea. It's either diabetes inducing or we just don't drink it...
I'm curious, is the slight warping of the shot in the coffee shop at 2:54 some post-production magic or some kind of hot coffee mirage effect? Also, the 'pugly house' reminds me of the doughnut game from Takeshi's Castle, wherein you had to grab a dangling doughnut using only your mouth. And of course, nice vlog, thanks.
hey graham quick question: Do you and Adam like any particular WWE wrestlers? I know you mentioned A.J. Styles and Roman Reigns but I don't know if you meant it as a joke or not.
@@Mordalon I've come to assume the cold tea was an Orlando/Florida thing, but I don't really know. Wait, are you saying that the important aspect of iced tea is that it's actually got ice in it and not just cold? Because I got it out of a fountain machine IIRC.
@@aznneozanet Most fountain machines come with ice dispensers. The tea isn't inherently cold, but most liquids aren't just stored at room temperature. All Iced Tea is is just tea but cold, most often by adding ice to it. All tea is is leaf juice, being hot is just the more universal method of preparing it.
@@Mordalon I get that, but in Canada, whenever you ask for iced tea you're going to get fairly standard, sweetened, lemon flavoured iced tea, unless it's like Starbucks.
Just due to the first shot before the intro, I would like to see a short horror film involving Serge and humus. Don't ask me how it will work, that's for you to decide.
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"They let you in with a Knife?"
"I'm Liz!"
Checks out
It's Texas, it is surprising they do not issue them if you didn't bring one.
Hipster dad takes his 2 golden retrievers on adventure around Silent Hill (2019)
Graham: I'm not gonna film from the scooter.
* Promptly films from the scooter *
* does it again to prove a point *
I was trying to find a way to do it *safely* 😄
I'm sure enough duct tape would have made it safe!
...enough.
Have you thought about sticking it over your shoulder in between your backpack and back, maybe with a shoulder strap or something? Might not help the bumpiness, but it'd be more stable at least. Maybe.
This will probably sound weird, but I’ve been watching a bunch of your old vlogs today while I’ve been recovering from radiation and they’ve been helping - they let me join in the fun and get my mind off things.
Nothing weird about it. The man does great vlogs. Highly recommend the 🍺 fest ones. 😊. Feel better!
best of luck fellow human. we love you.
"I love you, but if we're going to be friends you're going to have to pronounce it espresso, there's no 'x'." Amen.
Also Serge's pained face.
Oh yeah as a texan, the sweet tea is certainly an acquired taste.
Also having worked PAX South, the convention center staff generally don't know specifics of anything and will just tell you whatever feels like will make you go away and not commit crimes.
Try living in Texas on Keto and ordering unsweet tea. You have to specify unsweet OMG the looks
I always adore the gvlogs. You're so engaging and interesting and fun, and I just always feel happy watching you. Thanks for being just a source of pure joy
I've watch Graham walk for countless miles and enjoyed every minute of it.
Graham: "Where did all this moisture come from in San Antonio"
As he walks along the riverwalk.
Serge: “do we go to the main floor?”
Jen: “No...”
Graham’s look to camera while Serge walks away is so good it reminds me of Magnum.
i do love how right after lunch you can tell that all 3 boys' faces are noticeably pinker.
Ok so just FYI I worked at Whataburger for like 4 years and there's no syrup in the tea at all what we do is we brew up scalding hot tea (I'm not sure on the volume of it but I'd guess like 5 gallons or so) and then we literally stir in a POUND of sugar.
D-:
McDonalds does the same thing.
THEIR PRONUNCIATION OF THE PIRATE KING'S NAME IS KILLING ME! X.X XD
For the metric of us: 32 ounces are 946 ml.
Nearly a litre of beer in one go?!
You're the real hero, this is an amount of beer, even the german in me approves for lunch!
Binging these videos has been an absolute joy. The chill vibes have been exactly what I need rn
god I need a compilation of just serge talking about coffee, or a list of all the videos he's in that he does. Better yet, serge just needs his own vlog xD
I legit thought the opening shot was greenscreen until Serge popped into frame. Dat lighting 😍
And the various attempts at filming from a scooter made me laugh a LOT.
I can describe this episode with a Magic Card: TOTALLY LOST!
Serge's reaction to the "R -> River" dialog in the elevator is so gif-worthy.
The super sweet tea is mostly at restaurants and some store bought stuff. Regular sweet tea made at home isn't nearly as bad.
Yeah.... someone should have warned you poor northern folks that "sweet tea" in the south is a different substance to what you're thinking it is, and the Texas version of that is even further separated....
I’ve had southern sweet tea, this was... IDK mostly syrup.
Now you've had *real* southern sweet tea.
@@GrahamStarkVlogs As someone from Southeast USA, can say that there is a mindset amongst certain folks of "if it can't act like syrup, it isn't good sweet tea".
11:27 "it's been different every single time I've been here" You are correct, that is exactly how Texas weather works. Don't like the weather? Wait a couple hours!
Hey, it a Jacob! Also, scooters!!!!
00:13
and 09:08
I'm not finished with a GVlog if I don't find the Graham's Feet Are At comment
I love your work. Such dedication
I refuse to finish any of these videos without seeing this comment
The only problem with seeing these as early as I do, I have to wait for my second run through to find the GFAA comment.
You found a Jacob! A most excellent addition to the party!
The opening for this show makes Ghram look so cool and full of swagger. I love it! Also, the surprising number of shoes he owns ;)
My takeaway from this: we might want to get Graham a helmet mount for his camera before next year's South.
body rig maybe?
11:53 This sounds like the beginning of Serge's plot to bury you behind a wall in a long forgotten part of the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center.
Also known as the Cask of a PAX South.
For the love of God, Montresserge!
Graham, you’re a blessing! Thanks for these!
When my sister was in college, she worked at a Chinese/Cajun double restaurant run by the same people. This was in Baltimore, MD. It's more common than you think! Fun fact: They both made marinade for bourbon chicken by mixing a pound of sugar in a couple of gallons of soy sauce.
Cool vlog! Ben overcafeinated, Serge doing his innocent best and Graham having a good time, what more can some ask for!
Ah Warm Fog, my bane as a Texan. I haven't been far north very often, but when I have I welcome fog only being associated with cold. I'm glad I only was there the next day when it was windy as hell.
It's ok Serge, we forgive you. Also, Yay Jen!
It's interesting seeing a PAX that is not a hellstorm of crowds like East is.
yay more Liz!
I really enjoy the quality you bring to each of your vlogs. Keep it up!
We've got those Lime scooters in Australia and people find and dump them in the trash
Graham at about 12:03 : Well. . . this is how I die
I knew something was always missing from the numerous times I've had Taco Bell, but not once did I consider it was beer. Thanks Graham!
Just once in my life I want to walk through a really foggy city all Silent Hill like.
I just noticed you're wearing a Rez t-shirt... which means I need to play Rez again.
I was surprised at how much fog there was that morning too. It was like that where I live around Houston as well. Though it's normal for San Antonio to get foggy since it's relatively close to the coast.
Also great video as usual Graham! Looking forward to the rest of your PAX South vlogs! It's unfortunate that Serge got you guys lost for awhile there. XD
I have never had so much fun watching a vlog.
I can tell i liked this because i was sad when it ended! lol
Fog. Fog everywhere
I NEED THAT JOJO X LRR MAT IN COLOMBIA RIGHT NOW!
That Dressing Room was so well lit.
Wow that Serge sass was fantastic XD
Thank you, for not trying to hold a camera while driving the scooter, in my city they had to take the scooters away to 'restructure' the program because so many people where being dangerous or just nuisances on them.
Important meal of the day - COFFEE
I’m not sure about Victoria but those scooters along with e-bikes from Uber are coming to Vancouver in the next year-ish.
I want Graham's signature. It's so fancy
Graham with all his hummus! :-)
Hey, that same brand of scooter rental has been in Warsaw for a couple of months now, been meaning to check them out!
TFW one of your favorite artists does an incidental review for a locally available service from literally halfway across the world.
Congrats on the Coke sponsorship Graham! (2:25)
That's just the size of a normal beer here in Scotland...
I like to go out on that little island in the mall.
I have chronic fatigue and fibromyalgia. I need one of those scooters.
If Serge was any less of a sweet person his coffee buffery would be irritating, but luckily he is and it isn't XD
Ah Graham, your mistake was ordering straight sweet tea from Whataburger. All southerns know you order half sweet (50% sweet 50% unsweet tea) otherwise your teeth rot out.
At least everytime my friends and I make a trip to Whataburger, we either get a half sweet and/ or load it up with lemon juice.
You boys ordered sweet tea down south. Its sweetened with a simple syrup, 1/2 water, 1/2 melted sugar
Proper Southern Iced Tea should be just about full solubility with Sugar.
Those scooters are such an amazingly good idea. But course its a new idea to help deal with traffic ergo a lot of people mock them. Adventure and a half to get all that humus.
We have them in my city and they’re a nuisance: they're dangerous to people walking when driving on the sidewalk, they're dangerous to themselves when driving on the road, and the fact that they're hop on, hop off means that people will literally stop driving and leave them in the middle of the sidewalk without parking them out of the way.
@@Greysnowman A good idea used by dumb people. Which in fairness is how I often see people use cars only cars had the auto industry to make roads in streets a "good idea".
@@Greysnowman You should read what people thought of the early cars, causing a nuisance to pedestrians and horse drawn carts.
Mordalon In cities, cars are a nuisance as well.
@@Greysnowman Yes, a necessary evil for some.
I wish I got to talk to y'all after the panel. I had to split immediately after. Hopefully next year.
It's crazy how "Chinese" and "Cajun" restaurants always seem to crop up together at food courts, serve almost the same food, and then duke it out until both invariably go out of business. You don't see two pizza joints in the food court. Also, poor guys, that shock over the iced tea, haha! I always order half sweet tea/half lemonade for that reason. It seems to be a regional thing, any tea made below a certain US latitude seems to require you go into diabetic shock.
Best mono red card. Kitchen Finks. :P
Oh Graham, I was hoping you would've learned by now... Texas doesn't give a shit about weather. Oh it's gonna be foggy? Pfft, 95 degrees to that! March? How about pouring rain and blazing sun ALL IN THE SAME DAY! Also probably should've gotten a forewarning on the tea. It's either diabetes inducing or we just don't drink it...
And the very next day after this it was howling wind and freezing.
Walking around my home town
Scooter boys!
Would the moisture/humidity for that fog not come from the gulf of mexico? It seems pretty close to San Antonio.
I'm curious, is the slight warping of the shot in the coffee shop at 2:54 some post-production magic or some kind of hot coffee mirage effect?
Also, the 'pugly house' reminds me of the doughnut game from Takeshi's Castle, wherein you had to grab a dangling doughnut using only your mouth.
And of course, nice vlog, thanks.
Sounds like ice tea here in Texas.
Being from the Pacnorwest do you guys get the "oh you brought the weather with you" thing everywhere you go?
hey graham quick question: Do you and Adam like any particular WWE wrestlers? I know you mentioned A.J. Styles and Roman Reigns but I don't know if you meant it as a joke or not.
Don't worry it's foggy Liz can't deal damage
Such an experience. thanks for sharing it with us. #gvlogsbestvlogs
those scoots are dope
That table mat!?! WHERE CAN I ACQUIRE SUCH AN ITEM?
Fraaaaaaaaanzbrööööööötcheeeeeeen!
Surprise Liz! Yeah!!
So you guys get buzzed by that little amount of beer?(it's not even 1 liter...)
hey I have a box of the same hummus in my fridge
The weather is beautiful, sunny, and humid. A 98% humidity
Is it what people call "sweet tea"? Because the one time I had "iced tea" in the states, it was literally just cold tea, but that was in Orlando.
Plenty of ice tea has actual ice and isn't just cold. Sweet Tea has sugar and/or other additives in it, usually lemons.
@@Mordalon I've come to assume the cold tea was an Orlando/Florida thing, but I don't really know.
Wait, are you saying that the important aspect of iced tea is that it's actually got ice in it and not just cold? Because I got it out of a fountain machine IIRC.
@@aznneozanet Most fountain machines come with ice dispensers. The tea isn't inherently cold, but most liquids aren't just stored at room temperature. All Iced Tea is is just tea but cold, most often by adding ice to it. All tea is is leaf juice, being hot is just the more universal method of preparing it.
@@Mordalon I get that, but in Canada, whenever you ask for iced tea you're going to get fairly standard, sweetened, lemon flavoured iced tea, unless it's like Starbucks.
@@aznneozanet Sounds like about what we got here. "sweet" tea is the only big difference.
Yeah Whataburger!
Just due to the first shot before the intro, I would like to see a short horror film involving Serge and humus. Don't ask me how it will work, that's for you to decide.
Ah no what if you stuck your phone to the front of the scooter or something
Just curious if Tiny Serge at 2:50 is a bug or a feature.
Scooter Footage Intensifies
Ben was right. Serge really is Sora.
San Antonio is not a desert, it is on the less humid side of sub tropical
I live in San Antonio
06:58 is this related to the latest Crapshot?
Part 1?
32 ounces is almost 1 litre and that beer was no where near 1 litre. 0,7 litre at most. so no wonder it was that cheap it was 30% air
How much of your on-floor video is the phone/Moment lens?
So, "Iced tea" is so named because it's supposed to be watered down by the ice melting. It's never supposed to be drunk straight.
14:14 Squeak!
Luffy **LOOOOOOOOFFY** triggered
Hey Graham who is all going to be at c2e2
Myself, Kathleen, Beej, and Ian.
Ah yes. It's not true southern iced tea unless you can feel a layer of tooth enamel getting dissolved by the sugar each sip