[beep] Hi, I'm David Dobrik,

and this is everything I do in a day.

[gentle music]

I wake up every day around 9:00 a.m.ish,

I say ish because I'm on my phone for like 45 minutes

to an hour, just like on my phone,

goin' through social media figuring out what I have to do.

Before that I have my first alarm kinda turn on

around 6:00 a.m., and then in increments of 20 minutes,

I have it ring because the last couple hours of sleep,

I like to have it just be interrupted,

so it feels like I'm sleeping for longer.

I don't why, but I've been doin' that for a while.

After hitting snooze about 12 or 16 times,

I go and go to the bathroom.

First thing I do is I usually take a shower.

I take a shower every morning.

I brush my teeth in the shower, which I know is kinda weird.

I shave, I do everything in the shower

'cause I hate comin' out and doing stuff in the sink.

I use Suave Kid's shampoo,

either Strawberry Splash or Watermelon Blast.

[laughing]

I think it's Watermelon Blast.

I've been using this shampoo for as long as I can remember.

I used to use it because I used to take baths a lot,

and it was the only shampoo that allowed me to go underwater

because it said it was tear-free,

which is actually tear-free, I didn't know.

[baby crying] If it gets in your eyes, you're still crying.

After every shower session I have,

this is so stupid, it's gonna sound so bizarre.

I open my mouth and let the water [laughing]

pour into my mouth and I turn the shower off,

and when I hear the final drops in the shower,

I take the water and I spit it into my hand here

and I let it drop on the ground, and I'm hoping that,

this sounds nuts, and I'm hoping that the drop from my hand

is louder than the last pieces of water

that fell out of the shower, does that make sense?

I know that sounds absolutely insane,

but I do this every time.

And if I don't have the splash of water be loud,

I have to redo the whole cycle

and I have to turn the shower on.

I know it sounds so, so stupid.

I feel like a psychopath.

And then when I get out of the shower,

I take my toothbrush and my toothpaste

and I put it back in the cup where it sits by the sink

so I have it for the nighttime,

but instead of placing it there,

I always try to throw it in and if I get it in,

that [laughing], that to me,

it means that I'm gonna have a good day.

I know this all sounds crazy, I sound like a groundhog,

like looking at my shadow, I'll be like, oh!

But that's kind of another thing I live by.

Whew, I like to put my clothes on in the bathroom

because I'm scared that I'm gonna come out naked

and my friends are gonna be there

with a flamethrower or something to scare me,

so I get completely ready in the bathroom so I come out,

I'm camera-ready just in case somebody's already filming me.

When I'm done getting dressed I usually go out

to the living room around,

around like 10:30 and I see Natalie there.

Natalie's already had her morning workout.

She's had three breakfasts, so she's ready to go.

[laughing]

The morning is usually where I can tell

how Natalie are gonna be the entire day.

Natalie is my assistant and my friend.

And usually like the first five minutes of the morning,

I can tell if we're in a good mood

and we're gonna mesh well,

or if we're just gonna go

completely hate each other the entire day.

I usually have tea to start out my mornings.

I don't even really like the taste of tea,

but I like holding something warm in my hand like this.

[laughing]

And I walk around.

I walk around my pool table like a couple laps.

And then I talk to [laughing],

I talk to Natalie and I go, I ask her what we have to do.

We usually have like one or two meetings

to come to the house,

so they're there around 11:00 til like noon.

We'll have like one to three meetings.

Different groups of people will come in.

So maybe our merch company will come in,

or someone with an app we're working on will come in,

or just like some sort of brand we're working with

will come in and we'll talk.

It's really easy to do meetings at the house

'cause it's my house, so it's super simple.

We knock it out there.

And then around noon I usually call up all my friends

and we kinda start the day,

and we try to find something fun to do.

Usually it's just us sitting in the car for like two hours,

just like bantering back and forth

until we come up with a funny idea.

And then sometimes when we have a funny idea,

we'll go pursue it, like maybe it's a trip to Vegas,

or it's like a trip to Miami,

or something spontaneous that we have to go do.

And I love driving.

Everywhere we go is 100%, like I have to be driving.

I'm so uncomfortable in other people's cars, I cannot Uber.

I'm like the guy that, when I had more time,

I would love to pick up my friends from the airport.

I would get so mad at them when they would call an Uber,

because I'd be like, "I can be there,

"let me just pick you up, I love driving."

Most of my day is, I think, spent in my car,

either driving around or going from house to house

seeing what people are doing.

I go through all my friends and I text them individually.

And I text all of them,

"What are you doing, what are you doing,

"what are you doing, what are you doing?"

And then I followup if they don't respond

in like 10 minutes of face time, like, "Where are you?"

And then we usually get together and I'm super easy.

I'll go wherever my friends are going,

so if they wanna go...

If like my friend says, "I need to go to Walgreens

"to pickup a prescription," I'm like, "Okay, I'm down."

Something funny could happen at Walgreens,

so I usually just tag along with my friends.

Sometimes I'll get an idea for a celebrity friend to come by

and then we'll have to text them.

And then it's just like an hour of us literally just,

all my mind is thinking about is,

will this person text back and will they be available

to shoot within the next 30 minutes, or not?

A lot of days are all over the place

because we're shooting completely different things

every day, so no day is really the same.

The moments from 12:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.,

especially in the winter, are super, super crucial

because it's the only daylight we have.

And then when nighttime hits it's game over,

so that's important.

And then when the sun sets around 4:30, 5:00,

I'll have a little bit of time where I'll be like,

"Okay, let's go grab food real quick,"

because there's like an hour in that time

where nothing's really happening

and people aren't getting ready to go out yet.

What's tricky about my days is there can be a day

that there's absolutely nothing going on

and we are just like, everything we shoot is a complete bust

and we shoot for like four or five hours that day

and nothing happens, nothing is funny.

But then there are also days that it's like,

every 30 minutes we have to be somewhere.

Like we have to make certain deadlines,

or we're not gonna make this flight,

or we're not gonna get to shoot with this person,

or we're just chasing the sun.

Like there's, everyday is completely different.

That's the best part I feel about my days is,

that's why I was so scared to do this video

because I was like, "What is my day?"

[laughing]

This should go without saying for me,

but every second of every day,

all I'm thinking about is making a new video.

So every time I'm finished with a video,

the next thing is how do I make the next one?

And I'm out of ideas literally constantly,

so it's just a nonstop cycle.

I call my parents every day around 6:00 p.m.

I say, "I love you Mom, I love you Dad."

They mean a lot to me.

They get so mad at me when I don't call,

so just keep that in please.

[laughing]

So around 6 o'clock, we start to do the podcast.

And this can take anywhere from 45 minutes

to like three hours sometimes

because we get distracted a lot.

And if something happens where we need to go film something,

we'll just drop in, we'll pick it up another day

because filming's always the most important priority.

We finally wrap up the podcast.

Couple of us go out to eat dinner

and then I usually go out and try to get some more stuff

in the evening, just shoot some stuff outside.

I usually go into In-N-Out because it's

like the most nicely lit place in L.A.

The lighting inside is beautiful.

If it's Monday, we're all at home.

We're watching "The Bachelor."

Natalie and I usually have a fight about how the hell

"The Bachelor" is even a thing because I'm confused

how one guy can date 30 girls,

it doesn't make any sense to me.

And Natalie says it's cute.

But then when one of our friends is talking

to two different girls, she gets really mad at them.

And then around 8:00 p.m. I think

a couple of my friends start drinking.

I don't drink so I just kinda hangout.

And then the rest of the night begins

and this is where it literally just becomes

a rollercoaster of things,

and I get to bed around 3:00 or 4:00 a.m.

And I know that sounds crazy.

What the hell happened between 8:00 to 3:00 or 4:00 a.m.?

But I don't know and I cannot explain it to you,

and I'll never be able to put it into words.

But things happen.

I'm usually home every day around midnight to 2:00 a.m.

And then it's just a lot of hanging out at the house.

My friends are usually at my house

til four, five, 6:00 a.m. sometimes.

Sometimes they sleep there.

I don't really mind 'cause I'm such a heavy sleeper.

I'll just go into my room and just do my own thing

while they're all be out and about in my living room,

havin' a blast.

This is where I usually go, "Oh my god,

"I got nothing done today,"

and now I have to plan everything I'm gonna do tomorrow,

like in the daylight especially

'cause I wanna shoot a bunch of bits then.

I go to my room at around 2:00 or 3:00.

Before then I have my late night snack,

which is I love watermelon and bread.

I don't know what it is,

but it's like putting watermelon on top of bread,

is like the best combination.

I love moist bread, I don't know what it is.

And then when I'm done eating,

I take some water back to my room.

And I brush my teeth.

I take out my contacts.

Sometimes when I'm too lazy, I'll take out my contacts