The Gary Bird

Join Gary Bird as he puts his internet to the test! In this quick comparison, he checks the real-world Wi-Fi speeds at three different locations: a Starbucks, a Chick-fil-A, and his own home using the FAST.com speed test. See which spot offers the fastest connection for your next work-from-anywhere session.

Join The Gary Bird as he breaks down the cost of making his own Chick-fil-A sandwich at home. He visits a restaurant, gets ingredients, and shows you exactly how much it costs to make your own version of the famous 'Chick-fil-A Sandwich' for under $2.

Join The Gary Bird as he takes on a classic fast-food challenge at Burger King. This isn't just about grabbing a quick bite; it's a test of taste, value, and maybe even your stomach! Watch him navigate the drive-thru, place his order for a 'Your Way' meal, and then put his money where his mouth is. Will the famous Whopper Jr. live up to the hype? Find out if you can truly get a burger your way for just five bucks!

In this vlog-style journey, The Gary Bird shares his personal quest to discover unique dining experiences. He discusses why he avoids certain restaurants and then takes viewers inside one he found, showcasing its vibrant atmosphere and delicious food. This isn't just about eating out; it's a story of exploration and finding quality amidst the ordinary.

A man in a suit attempts a unique fast-food challenge at Carls Jr. He asks if they can make a junior burger with 20 slices of cheese, then checks his receipt to see if it was possible. This viral-style food experiment showcases the limits of customization at drive-thrus.

In this viral-style test, a man dressed sharply in a suit visits an In-N-Out Burger drive-thru. He humorously asks if he can get '40 ketchups' and 'cubes of ice,' pushing the limits of customer service. The employee surprisingly complies! This real-life interaction showcases just how good the fast-food chain's staff can be.

Join The Gary Bird as he explores his local Staples store, questioning its value proposition. He walks through the aisles, highlighting the vast selection of office supplies, electronics, and tech accessories available. His commentary suggests a surprising insight into the business model, hinting that employee numbers might exceed customer traffic. This candid look inside a major retail chain offers viewers a real-world perspective on shopping experiences.

Join The Gary Bird as he takes his viral 'guess the price' challenge to Trader Joe's! He holds up signs comparing California's minimum wage from 2000 ($6.50/hr) to 2023 ($15.50/hr). Will strangers be able to guess the correct amount? Watch him interact with customers in the parking lot and see if they can beat the odds!

In this dynamic social media commentary, 'The Gary Bird' discusses the pressure to be memorable online. He uses his signature style—riding a skateboard, balancing on a fire hydrant, and riding a scooter—to illustrate his points about standing out in today's digital landscape.

In this outdoor challenge, 'The Gary Bird' approaches unsuspecting people sitting at a restaurant patio and asks them to guess their state's minimum wage. He reveals signs showing the rates for New York ($14.20/hr), Ohio ($10.10/hr), and California ($15.50/hr). The participants react with surprise and amusement, showcasing a fun way to test public awareness about local labor laws.

In this vlog-style video, popular YouTuber The Gary Bird takes on the infamous Australian spread, Vegemite. He shares his honest thoughts while eating it live on camera, questioning if he can finish the entire slice of toast.

In this candid conversation, 'The Gary Bird' shares his wife Jessica Babe's unfiltered perspective on life married to an entrepreneur. She describes the relentless ambition, ever-growing dreams, and unmatched drive that define her husband's character.

In this viral challenge video, creator The Gary Bird presents a humorous comparison game to a young man in a parking lot. Using large signs, he contrasts modern prices ($20/month for Adobe Photoshop) with historical prices ($99 for a phone in 2000), asking if the younger generation would prefer the old deal. The young man, after some thought, ultimately declines the offer, leading to a comedic conclusion. The video uses text overlays like 'GUY'S DOING THIS IS', 'SEFLATIONARY', and 'IT'S OVER' to enhance the satirical commentary on inflation and generational differences.

In this eye-opening comparison, The Gary Bird walks through a modern grocery store, holding up ground beef and chicken breasts while displaying side-by-side price tags. He highlights the stark contrast between current prices in 2023 and those from 1998, revealing significant increases in food costs over the decades.

In this quick tutorial, Gary Bird demonstrates a simple method to change your background on Snapchat using just your phone. He shares insider tips and tricks for creating custom backgrounds without needing extra equipment.

In this eye-opening social experiment, 'The Gary Bird' confronts shoppers at Trader Joe's with a simple question about minimum wage. He holds signs comparing the $15/hr rate in Ohio for 2023 versus the $7.25 rate in 2000, sparking real-time reactions. This isn't just a protest; it's a direct challenge to see if people truly understand inflation. Watch him walk through different locations, engage with customers, and ultimately reveal his full argument on why today's cost of living demands more than yesterday's pay. It's a powerful snapshot of economic reality.

In this viral-style video, creator The Gary Bird reveals the surprising story behind 'Pet Rock,' a novelty item that started as a joke but became a massive commercial success. The video combines direct-to-camera narration with text overlays and graphics to tell the story of how this simple concept generated $50 million in revenue.

In a sunny parking lot outside a Trader Joe's store, 'The Gary Bird' holds up signs showing state outlines and past minimum wage figures ($14.20/hr for New York in 2000). A woman attempts to guess the current minimum wage for states like Ohio and California. After her guesses, he reveals the actual 2023 rates ($10.10/hr for Ohio, $15.50/hr for California), leading to a lighthearted moment where she gets a gift card.

In this eye-opening grocery haul, The Gary Bird walks through a modern supermarket to compare the prices of classic snacks from 1998 and 2023. He holds up bags of Doritos and Oreos, revealing the significant price increases over the past quarter-century. This direct comparison provides a tangible look at inflation and changing consumer costs.

Join The Gary Bird as he explores Walmart stores, discussing crime rates near locations, shopping tips, and revealing surprising store features like walk-in freezers. This informative vlog offers insights into consumer behavior and retail environments.

In a bustling grocery store aisle, a man in a white hoodie engages another man in a grey shirt and tie in a casual conversation about value and worth. As they talk, text overlays like 'THINK ABOUT' and '$16/HR' appear, suggesting a discussion about fair compensation. The interaction seems lighthearted yet thought-provoking, set against the backdrop of everyday shopping.

In a sunny parking lot outside Trader Joe's, 'The Gary Bird' conducts an informal quiz about minimum wage laws across different states. He holds up signs for New York ($14.20/hr), Ohio ($10.10/hr), and California ($15.50/hr). A woman, acting as his participant, correctly identifies all three rates after being prompted. The interaction is lighthearted and educational, highlighting state-specific labor costs.

In this eye-opening retail analysis, 'The Gary Bird' investigates the true cost of Keurig coffee makers and pods. He reveals why buying a machine might be more expensive than you think and shares his top tips for getting the best deals on your favorite coffee.

In this split-screen comparison, The Gary Bird takes you on a journey through his 20-year ownership of a 2003 Honda Accord. He contrasts the car's initial purchase price with its current value, revealing it has doubled in worth. The video provides a detailed look at the vehicle's fuel economy and overall condition, showcasing its impressive longevity and reliability.

In this engaging social experiment, The Gary Bird stands outside an In-N-Out Burger, holding a sign comparing the $9 price of a burger in 2023 to its cost in the 1990s. He interacts with passersby, asking if they can spot the difference. The scene captures the public's reaction to the stark contrast in prices, highlighting the effects of inflation over the decades.