$10,000 Every Day You Survive In The Wilderness

I just dropped these two strangers off in the middle of the wilderness.

These two guys have never met each other in their life.

Nice to meet you, man.

Every day that the two of you survive in the wilderness,

I'll give you $10,000.

I hope you brought enough money, man. We're here for the long run.

Hey, put that camera down.

Let's head out.

Take care boys. This video can make you guys millionaires.

He's going to be poor by the time we're out of here!

- I'm Hase. - Hase, I'm Grizz.

- Nice to meet you, man. - Grizz?

All right. You're gonna be my best friend for the next, however long.

Starting now.

These guys receive $10,000 everyday

with the only limit being how long they can survive.

Which theoretically means they could win unlimited money.

Dude, if we stay here, we’re both multimillionaires.

We are trying to find a camping spot, build a fire, survive at night.

I guess we should just set up camp here.

For the rest of the night,

they gathered wood and went through their supplies,

We've got approximately five days worth of food,

Two things of water.

Looks like a change of clothes.

some warm jackets and boom,

a fire starter.

Let’s see if we can get a fire going.

- Oh, yeah! - We are good.

Let’s make beds out of pine needles.

It won’t be comfortable, but at least we won’t freeze to death tonight.

We're alive.

Day two.

In the morning, I showed up to give them their first $10,000.

Boys, how was the first night?

It was cold.

It’s been 24 hours and

I didn't walk over with ten grand.

You're not gonna ask?

- Yeah, I guess we should, right? - Yeah.

Okay. Just look up.

Oh my...

Here we go!

Every 24 hours, we're to drop $10,000 out of a plane for you guys.

- There's $10,000! - In a parachuted briefcase.

Catch it! Go catch it! Go- watch out!

- Bro, this is crazy. - Okay.

Bro, we’re going to be so rich by the end of this video.

And on top of that money,

This is your flare gun.

Very careful. Shoot it up in the air.

The challenge ends for both of you

and you walk away with the money you've won.

So, how long should we stay out here?

3.6 million for the year is crazy.

Alright, the plan's officially a year.

We're going to split this in two. You get this.

- Yes. - I get this.

Now, we can't screw each other over.

But later in this video,

that plan doesn't exactly work.

Alright, I feel bad, but I need to steal that flare gun.

I just got to shoot this thing, and I get to be a dad again.

If you fire that flare, I literally think I'm going to kill you.

Well buddy, you ready to get rich?

Absolutely.

By day three you could say the boys were pretty tired of sleeping on the ground.

So after another 10 grand, they started work on building their shelter.

Going to use my jacket to gather pine needles

and layer them on the shelter.

Alright, I found this metal piece from a kid's swing set,

and I think it's going to work great for the roof for our shelter.

Layer one on.

Here's a section that we're working on.

You see, it's got some structural poles.

We get to use the parachutes and the cord.

So we're going to make a rain cover on our shelter.

Everyone thinks probably,

that I'll be the reason we leave and fail this challenge,

but this money would mean college for the kids.

And then on day four they started looking for a water source.

Oh, there's a swamp.

I would feel safe boiling that.

Yeah, we gotta be careful because that stuff

is full of bacteria and parasites.

Just a touch of the swamp.

Alright, We’re going to bed.

Hopefully Grizz snuggles up because it's cold

and he's big and warm.

This is like the third day in a row that we've gotten two hours of sleep.

It's been so cold.

If it rained right now, we'd probably have to go to the hospital.

But I do it for $10,000.

And it wasn't just the freezing temperatures that we're getting to them.

We're at the end of our supplies.

Grizz likes to call it a fast,

which sounds so much nicer than starving.

And for the next few days, the hunger problem didn't get any easier.

We had a little square of beef jerky this morning and that's it.

Jimmy gave us five days worth of food and it's day nine right now.

These are Greenbrier leaves.

Grizz says they're edible, I guess.

Yeah. It was clear by this point

That the boys were extremely hungry.

But lucky for them, I had a surprise waiting for them on day 10.

They've officially survived ten days.

- Yeah, brother! - Here's your briefcase.

- Yeah! - And don't leave.

This is where the challenge gets interesting.

Bring in the helicopter.

Oh, man.

I'm nervous dude.

Oh my gosh.

Okay, that I'm excited about.

To celebrate Day 10, we have your first offer.

I can tell you guys are tired of eating leaves,

so I brought you guys an additional ten days worth of food, spices,

two tarps and everything you would need to fish.

All of this for $50,000 of your prize money.

-You want some beef jerky? - Yes.

Don't eat it yet. These beans look good?

- Absolutely. - Yes, coffee.

- Coffee! - We're going to give you space.

I'll be back in ten minutes.

He's not kidding.

This is literally all the things we would need to fish.

- 50 grand. - 50 grand.

If they don't take this deal, I mean, they're kind of stupid.

10 days worth of food means they make 100 grand

and they only have to pay 50 grand for it. I'm doing them a favor.

- Should we talk to them now? - Yeah.

- All right. - All right.

All right, Jimmy.

If you make a decision in the next 60 seconds

I'll throw in two Feastable bars.

Yes.

Let's do it.

All right. You still have 59 more seconds, but okay.

Here, I'll put that in the pile of food.

Thank you for the 50 grand.

- Thanks, guys. - Thanks, guys.

Enjoy the food.

Oh, by the way, you also get the crate with it.

- Thank you. - Thanks, Jimmy!

Thanks, Jimmy.

It's definitely a deal we had to say yes to.

That week of food literally cost as much as my kid's college tuition.

- Hello! - Hey!

Bro, I still can't believe it every time this money falls out of the sky.

The food from the crate will keep them fed for ten days.

But if they want to make it a year…

Alright, the plan is officially a year.

They’ll still need to find more food in the wilderness.

So some of you might be wondering,

Why have they not caught fish?

Well, the swamp nearby has no fish in it.

What we really need is moving water that we can fish in.

And while Hase was grumbling on about his kids…

And my two-year-old doesn't sleep very well either, so...

This happened.

I think being a dad-

What is this?

This is a creek. This is not a swamp.

This is actually moving water.

There's fish in here. Dude, look at this.

It's like a dock.

This is the perfect place for food and shelter.

And after another few days full of a surprise freezing rainstorm...

Rain. At least now we have a hundred thousand dollars.

They decided to move

and upgrade their shelter near their new found water source.

Good morning, Grizz.

How are you always up earlier than me?

We're gathering up a bunch of dead trees

that we can do for our structure.

And then we balanced them together into an A-frame shape

and cut the trees to the right length.

I'm sorry.

No, it's all right. I'm glad I broke your fall.

Sorry.

All right, so maybe they had a bit of a false start,

but once they got the structure back up, they spent the entire next day

putting their finishing touches on their shelter.

They even built a fishing dock to help them catch more food.

- Docks done. - Pleasantly surprised.

And now all we got to do is catch a fish.

- Come on. Right? - Yeah.

And as good as was this may be

without sleeping bags, the winter night was still unforgiving.

Another really cold night.

Cold toes, cold feet. No sleeping bag.

So I think I knew what my next offer was.

It's Day 20 and they moved super deep in the woods

so now we have to get there by boat.

- You hear that sound in the distance? - What'd you say?

Is that a boat?

Any minute now, when we find them,

I've got a fun offer for them.

How's it going, boys?

- Hey, Jimmy! - Hey, guys. What's going on?

Two things. First, the plane needed maintenance,

so I'm delivering this by hand.

- Hey, all right. - Here's your $10,000,

which puts you guys at $140,000.

And second, we have an offer for you.

Reveal your offer.

Just go ahead. Take it off. Here it is. Ooh.

You can either give me $10,000 for that red sleeping bag

or give me $50,000 and you get both sleeping bags.

- What? - Five times the amount for both.

Oh, man.

- Can I take it out? - Yeah. Look at it.

Yeah. Check them out.

Hang on. I just got to do this.

These are the same sleeping bag we used in Antarctica.

They work very well. Here's the weather forecast.

It's going to get pretty cold next week,

so I highly recommend you at least buy one.

When we started this thing out, we were in the twenties without anything.

We've adapted to it.

We have bedding, we have pine straw.

We're doing pretty well in these low temperatures.

I would love to have a sleeping bag.

But $50,000 is...

I sleep closer to Grizz than I do my wife, so...

I'm not even kidding.

You're actually going to say no to both?

A really cold night.

No sleeping bag.

Yeah, so I think- I think it's final.

We don't want it.

- Yeah. Agreed. - Not even a single sleeping bag.

All right, boys, close it up.

Sure the boys could survive without sleeping bags,

but that didn’t solve their food problem.

In between sitting out rainy days, the boys go into a bit of a routine

where they would boil water, work on their shelter,

and try to catch fish, which wasn't really working out for them.

We've got some guts for bait

and we're going to cast them out, and hopefully the fish

come off the bottom of the creek.

Day after day of failing to catch any fish...

Let's go check the lines. See if any catfish are on.

They finally caught a wind in their sails.

Grizz!

Or whatever that abomination of Mother Nature was.

What is that?

Can I eat it?

First fish.

It's an eel and I think I'm gonna charcoal grill it.

We're going to have ourselves some American style unagi.

This is the first thing that we've caught out here in 27 days,

which is insane.

We're happy to have it, and we're going to make it delicious.

I don't know if this is what I call delicious,

but the fact that they haven't had a fresh meal in almost 30 days

means even a rock would taste good to them at this point.

It's excellent.

It's so good.

It's really. It's just, like, amazingly good.

If we keep catching fish like this we can easily stay for a year, bro.

Dude, yeah. 3.6 million dollars.

Good night.

And on Day 28,

they started constructing the raised bed system in their new shelter.

So it's going to be two tripods.

One, two. Side rails going down.

Slats across, and then a nice pine needle mattress made out of parachutes.

And after seeing their new shelter become more and more comfortable,

I was starting to get worry that I was going to pay

these guys millions of dollars.

The only regret that I have, they're not bunk beds.

that's honestly an L.

They were betting everything

on their new shelter being right next to this creek.

But that may have been a huge mistake

because they couldn't catch another eel to save their lives.

Snapped it.

At this point I've spent more time in the wilderness

than I have with my newborn son.

I also have a two year old with my wife alone.

How do you explain to a two year old

that daddy's going to be gone and he won't talk to you,

he won't call you and he won't see you.

Say they were making us an offer,

What would be something that you would actually buy?

We spend a lot of time out here trying to get firewood.

You know, having firewood dropped off would be really nice.

I'd probably pay $10,000 for that.

We are literally in the middle of the forest.

I couldn't tell you where we are anymore. Oh, right.

How's it going, boys?

- Doing great, man. How are you? - Yeah.

As a reward for surviving an entire month, I brought you a store.

Oh, okay.

We combed through all your vlog footage,

and we wrote down everything you've asked for it, such as firewood,

a shovel, cooking supplies, bedding, and even books and board games.

It's like a dollar store, but everything costs $10,000.

Oh, man.

This is your store. Feel free to shop.

We’ve won 240 grand. Might as well check it out.

- What are these?

Those are mosquito nets.

We'll use parachutes. We don't need those.

All right, what about the hammocks?

I like the hammocks, but,

you know, we haven't tried making them out of parachutes yet.

All right, Grizz, answer this.

What do you can you not make out of parachutes?

A lot.

Okay, well, do you guys want the firewood?

- How much wood? - That's the wood you get.

If it came with unlimited wood, I would buy it.

I offer them literally everything they could possibly need here,

and they still weren't interested.

I was beginning to think these two

were secretly Navy Seals or something.

Are you guys going to buy literally anything?

You make ten grand a day.

What's another ten grand?

- I got to say no. - All right.

In a million years,

would not have thought they would say no to everything.

Next time I'm going to convince you to spend money.

- We're looking forward to. - Yeah, man. See you, Jimmy!

- There he goes. - In his tank.

Stop right here. I have a special surprise for all of you.

Nolan, what does this look like?

A lot of phones.

A thousand phones to be exact.

Because over the next seven days, I'm going to be giving

a thousand random people that subscribe

a free Samsung Galaxy S24.

I literally spent over $1 million on these phones,

and I'm giving them away to you.

All you have to do to enter to win one of these phones is subscribe.

It's literally free.

I just want you to know I appreciate everything

you guys have been doing for the channel.

It means the world to me. Subscribe.

Win one of these phones. Let's go.

And so they continued without any of the tools from my offer.

But go figure, for the next few days,

they weren't able to catch any fish.

And even though the money kept coming,

they were running out of food and time to catch it quickly.

I am on the last belt loop.

I think that we have maybe two days or something worth of food left.

That's not good. Without a boat,

this creek is not productive.

We got to go to that river.

If I can get to that river and the fishing is good,

that'll turn all this around.

With their rations running dangerously low,

their only hope of getting food was to travel

through the swamp to the river

on the other side in hopes of catching some fish.

It's risky wasting all these calories, but I have to do it.

If we're going to make it any further.

But after a grueling hike,

Hase finally found what he was looking for.

Oh my gosh.

Oh, look at that.

It's the river.

Is that not the most gorgeous thing you've ever seen?

Finding this river is probably the difference between us

making our goal and us tapping out early.

Fortunately, he had a secret weapon.

Grizz and I made our own fishing pole.

This thing is going to make catching fish easy.

With Hase's makeshift fishing pole immediately breaking,

he was going to have to use his hands and he spent hours trying,

and failing.

Oh, no.

And If he couldn't catch any fish without immediately dropping them,

the calories burned coming here would be for nothing.

But just when he was ready to give up...

This is going to be it.

Yeah.

Holy moly.

Yes, I told you it was that one!

And the luck didn't stop there.

I cannot wait to bring this back to Grizz.

He's going to be so stoked.

We're eating tonight!

Hey!

All right, that's awesome.

Feels like this is our first real food in ages.

But in the meantime, I was preparing an offer

that I know they couldn't refuse.

It's day 40.

They've made over a third of $1 million.

And I have an incredibly special for them.

For $10,000,

and I think that you're really going to like this.

You both can see your wives.

In fact, they're watching right now.

- Do it! Do it! - Oh my God, guys. Are you serious?

Oh, man.

- I can't let down my kid. - I know. I can't let down my wife.

Okay, Jimmy.

Yes!

Yeah!

Oh, yeah.

- Yes! - Oh my God.

It's me, it's daddy.

- Oh, my God. - I smell so bad.

Hi, Talia.

As nice as it was to see their families,

the visit was also bittersweet

because there's one big question on everyone's mind.

How long do you want us to stay?

I want you home now.

Like, I do.

I know you want me home.

But do you need me home?

Yes, she needs you.

Yes. You need to bond with your son.

I don't care what the other guy says.

You've made enough money.

I need you home.

That conversation was so difficult for me.

Even so, yesterday was a really good day.

It had all of the things that I love.

It had my family, my wife, my kids, my buddy Grizz.

That was like a really huge gift.

But they're gone now.

To hold her and know that she was safe.

It really has changed the way that I'm viewing this entire challenge.

Knowing I have my wife's support.

I want to stay until I have $1 million.

And after some much needed family time,

Hase and Grizz were much happier than I'd ever seen.

Hase and Grizz, Grizz, Grizz.

- Hase and Grizz, Grizz, Grizz.

Ambush!

Let's smoke some fish.

Look at that. This is perfect.

Even when something happened

that would've totally drained them before...

$400,000.

By now, they didn't even seem to mind.

It looks like someone had a gender reveal.

And the gender was just money.

Even though their spirits were high, there was still a problem

they needed to solve.

In order to get to the river to fish,

they would first need to trudge through this giant swamp.

But if they had a boat,

they'd easily be able to float down the creek to the river.

I'm building a boat.

The idea is to create a frame with sticks

and then attach our tarp so the whole thing can float.

I'm not feeling super confident in the boat build.

If we can get down to fish

without having to tromp through a whole swamp,

it's worth the risk.

Time for the first sea trial of my beautiful ship.

- Here he goes. - Grizz!

And this was pretty ironic

considering the offer I was about to bring them.

It's day 50.

Let's see how they're doing.

- Hey. - What's up?

Oh, you guys have a village now.

Wait, are you serious? You built a boat?

Yeah, man.

You're telling me this thing can actually float?

- You want to try it? - Yeah, I don't... I...

Oh, my gosh, it actually works.

He built a freaking boat in the woods.

All right, now that I'm aware of that,

this changes a lot of things. It's actually insane that

you two built a boat yesterday

because I brought the two of you a boat with a Zaxby's restaurant.

Oh my gosh. That is so cool, Jimmy.

Before I present the offer, I want to make sure you're

in a really good state of mind.

This is our brand new MrBeast box

which are now live at every single Zaxby's across America.

Oh, my God, that is so good.

The MrBeast box comes with the best tasting chicken known to man.

And the cool part is, every single meal comes with the Feastables bar.

Our goal with this collab was to take the world's best chicken

and pair it with the world's best chocolate.

Indeed!

Zaxby's also has 12 sauces.

There's like so many flavors happening in my mouth. What is that?

- That's really good. - It's the Zax sauce.

Look how happy they are.

If you want to be happy like them,

just go to Zaxby's and get the MrBeast box right now.

Now that you guys have gotten your meals,

your day 50 offer is for 50 grand

you can have this boat.

We don't have a motor. We don't have any way to get this thing around.

So you just use sticks.

Oh, Lord, I don't know.

Since you weirdly built the boat the day before,

I'll give you a discount. We'll make it $40,000.

My answer is I love the ship I made.

I trust it with my life.

So I'm going to leave it up to Grizz.

For $40,000,

- I'm going to pass on the boat. - Yes!

I'll get in Hase's death trap instead.

If that sinks and you have to quit, I tried.

We appreciate the food. That was lovely.

- Bye, Jimmy. - I'll see you next time.

So this ship saved us $40,000.

- It's still a death trap. - Hey hey, hey.

Man, when we first started this thing, it was in the dead of winter.

- You remember how cold it was? - Yeah.

Now everything is so nice and warm.

And spring was now in full bloom.

And they were looking pretty comfortable.

There's a lot of flowers here.

- I can't say that I mind it. - What is today? 51?

I don't know.

I lost track.

- I hear an airplane coming in. - Where?

Oh, he's coming straight at us.

This briefcase puts us at $440,000.

Time to build the Hase and Grizz loveseat.

80% of what we're sitting on here is going straight to my business.

This case?

I don't want Katie to work 24-hour shifts anymore.

This money is going to do so much for her and our family.

But while the warmer weather was nice,

it presented new problems like snakes....

Don't want to get bit by that.

And rats.

- Get out of here! - Every night.

Oh my God.

And It wasn't long until the lack of sleep started to make them irritable.

Looks like Hase is struggling to get over here.

Hase, do you need my help?

What does it look like?

You want to paddle up-river into the wind?

Hase, why don't you get over there and get those fishing lines fixed?

You know what?

You shut your mouth when you're talking to me.

He's angry.

Can you check those lines while you're over there?

- What do you think I'm doing? - I don't know, I was just asking.

Thank you for telling me what to do

what I'm already doing once again.

Very angry.

Keep in mind, at this point,

Hase and Grizz were very close friends,

but Hase had reached the end of his rope

and the jokes just weren't hitting the same anymore.

Grizz's idea about how this would unwind is not working.

Obviously, because it's a stupid idea.

Hey. I'm sorry, buddy, I did not know

I was actually pissing you off.

I thought- I did not know that you were actually upset.

It's all right.

Okay.

And so, feeling frustrated,

Hase, having turned off his camera, paddle down river

where he set up his camp until the next day.

Hase has set sail,

and I think he may have run away.

I certainly be thinking about him.

I know it's supposed to be cold at night.

If he's not back in a couple days, I'm going to have to go looking for him.

Let's do something to cheer him up.

So we got a huge board over here that was left

by Jimmy at the last Beast Drop

And I'm going to repurpose it into a table with some of our cases.

This is actually pretty sturdy.

And when Hase returned home, he was not empty handed.

Sounds like Hase has returned from his great adventure.

Nice. Oh, there's a sea trout.

I'm pretty wiped out.

- Mind if I take a minute. - No, man. Do your thing.

Grizz!

- Yeah, buddy? - What's this?

It's our table.

- We have a table. - Yeah.

Oh, man!

Yeah, I figured that would perk him up a little bit.

This is $100,000 table, Grizz.

- Welcome back, buddy. - Feels good to be home.

Come on.

With their survival needs met and their friendship restored,

one question still remained.

How long will they stay?

We gotta have a serious conversation.

- Yeah. - The end.

Honestly, I'd have been done five days ago.

Maybe push, like, an extra week.

I mean, hell, that's a $35,000 each.

If I pulled that flare on day 70,

how would you feel?

I would feel...

really let down and lied to.

I propose at day 70

we have a conversation decide if we're going to push further.

That's fair.

I promised Grizz that I would stay longer for him,

but I'm not happy about it.

Morning, guys.

So Hase has been a little upset.

I'm seeing it. He's keeping to himself,

you know? So I'm a little worried about him.

Spoken to Grizz about it. He wants me to stay longer.

He's kind of pushing me to stay longer and stay longer.

At some point I got to stop being wilderness guy and go be dad.

Another day.

Yeah.

Oh, no. No, no.

I knew that was going to happen. I saw it. Oh no.

Oh, no.

Hase going to check out to the case that has dropped from the sky.

Day 70. I'm going to see if Grizz is good being done today.

See what he says.

What are we going to do with all this money?

I kind of want to talk to you about that.

I´m kind of ready to hit the flare.

What do you think about that?

I want to stay longer.

I know that that you've got to pull...

away from this thing with family.

I know, I know, I know, I know,

we've talked about it a thousand times.

I just want to know how you feel about it today.

Yes or no?

Can you go one more day?

Give yourself 24 hours just to kind of feel it out.

I thought a lot about it,

but if you want to go another day, let's go another day.

How's it going, boys?

- How are you, buddy? - Good.

Let's go on a little walkie-walk.