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Psyche discusses his IRL streaming experience at a pier, interacting with the public and considering future stream logistics. He shares his encounters with various individuals, some of whom were receptive to being filmed, while others declined.
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Browse era →Did you catch my IRL stream today? Any of that? >> I I was just barely getting home. Uh when you I I saw that you were what? Out at the pier. >> Went to the pier. I got a fish taco. I walked around, talked to everybody I could. I I waved to everybody. I said, "Hey, you're live on YouTube." And I a lot of
people were like saying, "What's your channel?" A lot of people were doing peace signs. A lot of people Most people waved. Some people said I said, "Do you want to be filmed?" They're like, "No." some people and I just put them in the camera and stuff like that. And some sometime some people they didn't want to be bothered and I passed maybe them a couple times because I went back and forth and stuff like that. And I tried the second time I passed them to like put down my camera and not not talk to them. But you know, sometimes I'm not perfect or maybe I I talked to the same
person a couple times and they got annoyed and stuff like that. That'll happen. I need to get a bear mace. I think I need to get if someone comes and tries to attack me, I need to get a bear maze so I can have that handy. And you know, if someone tries to attack me for no reason, cuz if you're in a public place walking around a pier, you're you're you're in public. If you want to be hidden, you can wear a mask. You can, you know, you can not go in
public and stuff like that. But nobody really had a problem. But it's like if you if you someone comes up to me and tries
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