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title: 'We Pitched Offensive City Plans to Locals (Again)'
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date: 2026-07-31
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# We Pitched Offensive City Plans to Locals (Again)

> Source: [We Pitched Offensive City Plans to Locals (Again)](https://youtube.com/watch?v=RuWcetR4cog)

## Summary

The hosts stage a fake city council meeting, pitching deliberately offensive and absurd plans to locals, competing to see which team gets the fewest raised hands in support. The video is a social experiment in audience reactions and peer pressure, wrapped in an entertainment prank format.

### Key Points

- **Setup and disclaimer** [00:30] — The hosts explain the prank: they pose as city officials and present each other's offensive presentations. They promise a punishment for the losing team, and add a disclaimer that everything is for entertainment only.
- **Ghillie suit proposal** [01:34] — Dustin and Justin propose giving homeless people ghillie suits so they blend into the environment. The audience rejects it, saying it makes a joke of the system.
- **Police redesign ideas** [02:27] — The presenters show ridiculous police uniform designs, including a 'please everyone' design and a 'golden design' with a muzzle top. The audience rejects them all.
- **Segregated neighborhoods** [04:06] — They propose an African-American only neighborhood, then a white only neighborhood. Audience members call it racist and stereotypical, and both are firm no's.
- **Military testing** [05:54] — A plan for controlled military testing in the city is introduced. One audience member sarcastically references Hiroshima, and the presenters get zero support.
- **Jeremy moment of silence** [08:09] — The presenters mock a fallen 'Jeremy Shuffle' with a moment of silence, but everyone laughs. Hosts note that each presenter laugh costs them a raised hand.
- **Gold Battle sponsor segment** [09:17] — The duo awkwardly transitions into a paid ad for the mobile game Gold Battle, offering real cash prizes and a promo code 'family' for bonus tokens.
- **Culture-specific restrooms** [12:19] — The team pitches segregated restrooms for different cultures, including an 'Asian only' restroom with no shoes and a 'Black only' restroom with a reload station. The crowd laughs but mostly says no.
- **Team 2 starts with even more offensive plans** [15:12] — Joe and Braden take the stage with presentations created by Dustin and Justin, which are described as extremely offensive. They begin with a plan to replace the beach with 1,500 parking spaces and zero sand.
- **Culturally correct crosswalk buttons** [20:21] — A mock video shows crosswalk buttons speaking with exaggerated racial stereotypes, drawing immediate rejection and accusations of racism.
- **Gayborhood proposal** [23:07] — Joe and Braden reveal they are gay and propose a taxpayer-funded 'gayborhood' with a rainbow arch. Reactions are mixed, with one audience member asking to join.
- **Lowering the age of consent** [27:33] — They propose lowering the age of consent by three years, which is met with shock and laughter. They justify it with declining birth rates, but the audience remains firmly against it.
- **Final vote and loss** [30:17] — Joe and Braden ask for hands in support of their plans and receive only 2 out of the class, losing the challenge and facing the embarrassing mystery punishment.

## Transcript

are thrilled [music] to introduce. >> We are building a gabhood in your city. >> Waste of money and waste of time. It's a stupid idea. >> Lower the age of consent by 3 years. >> I think it's making a joke of the whole
go. >> We have a new dress code for your [music] city. Here's the male dress code. Here is the female dress code. >> That's kind of obsessive. >> Oh my god. Oh my god.
>> Disclaimer. Everything said in this video is for entertainment purposes only. This does not represent us. Do not replicate or act upon any content shown. We are doing it again. We invited local residents to attend what looks like a
city meeting where we are posing as officials presenting new plans that will affect their city. But the catch is we made each other's presentations and they are extremely offensive. After the presentation, strangers will raise their
hands if we convince them to support our new plan. And just like the impractical jokers, whichever team gets the fewest hands raised, we'll face the end. Dustin and I are up first. And remember, they created our presentation,
so we have no clue what we are presenting. All righty. Thanks for all how's everybody's day going? >> Good. >> Awesome. Thanks, guys. We are sharing our new city plans with you. We are
McCain and Justin. We've been selected by the National Youth Policy Initiative to represent Orange County at the legislative level. Let's discuss our >> Yes. >> Okay, cool. Oh my god, this is so bad.
Let's reveal our first huge [music] plan coming to your city. Give the homeless ghillie suits so we don't have to look at them. [laughter] >> You guys like it? >> Um that I mean it might be a good idea.
homeless to wear that. >> They're not going to want to wear they >> Think of it as a portable home. Like they have a bush that can come with though. >> They could have like storage systems or
anything like that. No. >> Uh, don't believe this would actually work. Well, here is the before. >> This is the after. >> I'm sorry, but I think it's making a joke of the whole system. Who agrees
>> Still a no. >> No. It's a no on my opinion. Ask how many people want your grades. No. >> No. Raise your hand if it's a no. >> Obvious there's so many reasons why it's no. I I'm just going to say no.
We got so many more. So, this is great. Dude, this class is perfect. They're "What the fuck?" >> We have new plans to improve the police >> We have new plans to improve the police force in your [music] city.
boring. >> Very boring. Just not it. Here are new redesign ideas to encourage more support for the police. [laughter] >> The the please everyone design.
>> Well, hold on. >> Uh officer bottoms. >> Uh no no. >> Wait, why are why no on this one? >> I don't think the officers wear their parade or drive that car.
authority in it. >> They don't need authority. They need to >> No. >> To what? >> The whole reason it's dark blue cuz it conveys trust. Trust
not doing it. That's what >> am I calling? >> Okay, cool. So please everyone design it is then we're good then with the please >> No. >> Uh all right.
>> We have more. >> Oh the golden design. No. >> Muzzle top. [laughter] >> All right. Maybe this one. >> Oh my god. What is that?
>> The safe word is compliance. >> Oh no. >> Oh my gosh. >> Police officers should be respected. So >> Yeah. We're just going to move on. Who wants to see a $200 million investment
>> Yeah. Well, we are proud to announce your city's newest mega project, an African-American only neighborhood. >> No. >> No.
>> Because it just seems very stereotypical, like very um one-sided. >> I think it shouldn't be directed towards one race. It should be inclusive for It's more like VIP. >> It's not like segregation or anything.
>> It feels like it. [laughter] It's more like VIP. >> Our idea was just to separate them into a safer community. community. >> What makes it safer?
>> It's, you know, big gate. >> Yeah. The gate, all that community. >> Okay. >> Um, this state-of-the-art hood will only be available for our African-American neighborhoods. [laughter]
>> Yeah. Again, stereotype. >> This one is a no. >> Unless, you know, it's going to be inclusive like of all races cuz we >> No. African-American only. It would be >> African-American only. So, that's a no.
>> And just in case that has a low approval, what about a white only neighborhood? [laughter] >> It's a no. >> Why no on this one? >> There's already a big stigma towards
stuff. I mean, that >> we could do both, though. I feel like >> What if we did like everybody got their own neighborhood though? >> Too >> more like VIP. [laughter]
It feels very racist. >> No one. The white only neighborhood. I >> nose on that one. >> No. getting any hands. >> We have a big military development for
your city. Your city has been chosen for controlled military testing. It's completely safe. Residents may just hear the tests at times. >> No. >> So, is this like a hard no or a soft no?
>> hard? No. >> No. planning. >> They're trying to prepare though for the next Hiroshima they are planning. That's what we were told. We were supposed to
>> Oh, yes. No one was laughing. >> So, this one's a maybe a yes. [laughter] >> Okay. Everyone should have the opportunity to strengthen your
>> Mhm. >> the extra special forces. [laughter] >> What do you guys think about this one? >> I don't think I can get down with that. >> You can't get down with that.
>> No, not them. >> Could we get them in other fields like like doctors or something or >> No, doctor. >> Depends. >> What about lawyers? What about lawyers?
working at Ross as a cashier. >> Some of them are very intelligent and that. >> So what if they pass what if they pass >> Yeah, enjoy the the >> but not call them extra special forces.
I mean come on special. >> They are very special. It's like a It's good. It means they're really good. That's why it's extra. >> No on [snorts] the name. >> No on the idea. The whole idea. Uh-uh.
>> we have a mixed bag here. >> Let them take the test for the SWAT and >> The test they'd have to pass is to uh make 10 grilled cheeses in 10 minutes. make 10 grilled cheeses in 10 minutes. [laughter]
>> No. >> So, you're not down? >> No. Okay. >> They were really down. That's a little >> They were really down. So, that's really disappointing.
Uh, unfortunately though, last week there was an accident during a raid. Uh, Jeremy shuffle. That That was him. 1995 through 2025. Tango down but never forgotten. Can we get a moment of silence for Jeremy right
>> Jeremy? >> Jeremy. [laughter] >> Justin, I put something in your pocket an hour ago. I want you to reach in,
an hour ago. I want you to reach in, take it out. >> [laughter] >> Unwrap it and start eating it. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Eat it.
>> Keep going. >> Take a bite. >> Take a bite and make eye contact with the crowd.
>> [snorts] [laughter] >> Make eye contact with McCain. Stare at McCain while you eat the sandwich.
>> laughing. >> He's laughing. >> And guys, by the way, every time a presenter laughs, they lose one hand >> All right, you ready to go on? >> Yep. Let's move on. Let's Let's just go.
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deeds. [music] >> No, absolutely not. >> Yeah. Through community service with kids, offenders can prove they changed. >> No. Personally, I don't think they
>> Well, it gives them an opportunity. It It gives them an opportunity. Maybe they >> No. >> We don't want them around kids. >> No. >> Maybe maybe let them go to the senior
center and and hang out with >> Yeah. Okay. [laughter] >> Um All right. Here we go. Uh, also I'm required by law to let you know I'm on required by law to let you know I'm on the registry. [laughter]
>> We're on to the next one. >> Hopefully this will change once we get >> Yeah. Not around kids. [laughter] >> Oh my god. >> But I'm not a bad guy. >> No, you're not. You're not. You're not.
>> Just start spamming that you're not a bad guy. Yeah, I'm really not a bad guy. Really? >> All right. >> No. >> No.
>> Okay. So, we'll take >> No. You thought about it? >> You're good. >> Ask Main to go back so you can clarify >> Cuz I just wanted to clarify to everyone that I'm not a bad guy.
>> Okay. >> Thank you. >> Uh Justin. >> Justin. Uh, Justin. [laughter] >> Well, I guess legally I do have to. >> It was just my neighbor's kids. Nothing
>> It was uh just my neighbor's kids. All right. Can we go to >> You for sure laughed. That's another laugh. [laughter]
>> Dude, look. >> That was insane, dude. Good ass laugh. >> We will be reinventing public spaces in your city. Restrooms can be tough to share across culture. To fix this, we're
introducing culture specific public restrooms. >> No. >> Well, here are new restroom ideas coming to your city. Asian only restrooms. No shoes allowed. [clears throat]
unfortunately. >> Can I identify as Asian? [laughter] We did have a law where you can code switch like that. second. >> No. Okay, cool. Hispanic only restrooms.
>> I can go in there. >> Changing stations for all 16 kids. >> I like it. >> Say, I would love to go in there, >> What? >> Say I'd love to go into this one.
[laughter] >> Okay, cool. Black only restrooms. The chair sound >> reload station. >> That's hilarious. >> Any feedback on culture specific
>> It doesn't >> say this is actually just a concept. If >> Well, keep in mind that this is just a concept cuz you know if it were real the ammo would be gone. [laughter] >> Okay. Well, so we'll take that as a yes.
>> No. I for me no. >> Okay. Thank you. Please raise your hand if you support our new city plans and want to see them pass. >> Oh, hell no. >> No way. We're going to get
many hands that was, bro. That was like the whole class. >> Yo, we're about to get cooked. >> Thank you guys so much for >> We don't want to go. We want more. >> You want more? We could just hang out.
We could just hang out. But just remember >> [laughter] >> Wow. Look at the grin on his face, dude. >> That was insane. >> Such a good duo. It's insane.
sandwich? >> Yeah, it's in the trash can right now. [music] that you didn't split that one three, >> dude. That's not bad. IRL, that's not
right. >> But we got 11ing hands. >> That's a lot of hands. >> 11 is out of 13 people. when there was presentation is >> Worse than that one.
>> it's really offensive. >> When I'm up there, is not funny ever. [laughter] >> If you guys don't beat our score of the embarrassing mystery punishment. >> Joe and Braden are up next. And
remember, Justin and I made their presentation extremely offensive, so presentation extremely offensive, so they have no clue what's on it. >> All right, who's ready to get this thing going? who we are.
>> These are new plans coming to your city. We are Joe and Braden. Let's discuss the future of your city, shall we? Go ahead. >> Let's do it. What we gave them is way >> Yeah. I don't know if they're going to make it out of here. [laughter]
>> They might just kill them. >> We have a big plan to fix the beach in beach but can never find parking? >> Yeah. >> That's cuz our beaches are so great. >> Exactly. That's true.
>> Absolutely. Well, we have a fix for this. Presenting this. Presenting 1,500 new parking spaces, zero sand. >> No. No. >> This one's a no.
>> There's no beach. No sand. >> Where's the beach? Where's the sand? >> Some brown. >> Oh, they're pissed. >> The term is going to the beach. There's no beach. You might actually be able to
no beach. You might actually be able to tan better with the cement back or your >> Oh, so we could build a parking garage on top of this. >> Oh, no. That's going to block people. >> Oh my god.
build another level to this. >> What [laughter] the I've never seen anybody coming up to the I've never seen anybody get. >> But carports. >> No, he's presenting. [laughter]
you think Braden and Joe just themselves when he got out? >> The way you thought of it. >> We'll go on to the next one. So, this >> All right, we're going to go on to the next one. Is this one a yes?
on this. >> So, this is We have a yes on this. want. >> We've created a solution to fix the
traffic in your city. Due to the influx of our new sand friends, we are adding of our new sand friends, we are adding special roadways to accommodate them. >> It's mostly like a immigration kind of adaptation.
>> Who came up with this idea? >> This was Braden [laughter] idea. >> I do think this would be a good thing. It's all inclusive to everyone. [laughter] >> Are you referring to the camel as a sand
>> Are you referring to the camel as a sand friend or the human as a sand? I I just think it'd be good to accommodate them. >> We will be replacing most bike lanes to make this one happen. Does anyone here
>> Yeah, >> we would be replacing most bike lanes for this. >> What? [laughter] be on the same road >> or
>> Logically, if we're getting, you know, a ton of new immigration from the Middle Nobody picks up after them. >> We could also make a law for that to droppings. >> Pick up your own dropping. [laughter]
that. >> Let's see who actually does it, though. their camel license. >> Camel license. >> Revoke their camel license. >> So, this one's a yes.
>> I'm voting yes. >> All right. We want more people in your city to be more educated on history. >> Oh, here we go. This might be one of our worst slides. We are [music] bringing historical reenactments to your city to
>> sign me up. >> So, we have the industrial revolution reenactment. We have the Civil War reenactment. And we have the Agricultural Life in the South reenactment.
>> Is that you? >> Uh, yes. This [laughter] was me. one reenacting. Fun fact on this one I was the only one reenacting [laughter]
it? >> No. No. No. No. No. No. This isn't This >> But you're like a Nazi if you think that this is real. >> It's like a It nothing bad happens. It's all volunteers and it's just like a
>> Nobody's going to get hurt. >> We don't want to erase history, >> Yes. >> Yeah. >> Okay, bro. This class is not having it. >> Let's address the immigrants in your
>> Here are some new ways to help immigrants earn citizenship. Snitching. >> Snitches. Snitches. >> Snitching on family members.
>> She said, >> you guys are so racist. >> Oh my god. >> I don't even want the $50.
>> Oh no. I've never seen anybody rage out, dude. She's out there right now. Dude, >> no for this one. >> All right, let's keep it moving. >> We have ways to improve pedestrian
>> I forgot about this one. No, they're cooked. They're cooked. This is bad. >> We're making crosswalk buttons culturally correct based on who presses >> How the hell are you going to do that? So it it it scans.
>> no, >> I think um Oh, let's watch the short >> Okay, let's watch. >> Okay, [laughter] let's >> When a white male presses it, >> crossing requested. Wait, wait, wait.
Walk sign is on. Please cross now. >> When an Asian male PRESSES IT, >> YOU PRESS BUTTON. WAIT, WAIT, [laughter] WAIT. WALK SIGN ON. YOU CROSS NOW. OKAY. >> Crossing requested. >> Oh my god, that's ridiculous.
>> Better move that leg [laughter] before the devil get you. WAS AWESOME. >> I DON'T know if we should play it again. >> Absolute no. >> Absolute no. Yeses.
[laughter] Well, it's it is serious, but if you guys letting us know. >> There is no different way that serious. barrier. >> But how is he going to know what
>> It was all English. If you notice, they spoke English. It was just the accent. cultural translation. >> But how is he going to know racist? a stupid idea. >> Okay, we'll take it as a no. Thank you
>> We're excited to introduce the diversity wax museum to your city. >> What's the point? Who pays for it? >> It'll come out of your guys' pockets. taxpayers pockets. I don't want my tax money going to that.
>> Why would anybody pay to go see that? >> Yeah, it's like the wax museum that's nobody would pay to go see it. >> It went out of business. >> I thought it was still a thing. You know what? Let me convince you guys. Here's a
few slides. Let's check them out and maybe we can convince you guys. >> The China wax figure. >> Oh my gosh. >> Oh my gosh. >> Uh, the India wax figure.
>> You're profiling. >> Oh, hell no. Oh. Oh, they don't like it. >> Here you go. The Bangad Doritos should be bigger. And you should have a 2 L >> There we go. We need you on the board. >> Oh, this next one's cooked. We got this
from South Park. And the American wax figure. >> That's highly racist. >> May. [laughter] >> Yeah, that one's a little That may get you in trouble.
>> Yeah. No. >> Uh Braden, something to tell you. >> Really? What is it? >> Well, you'll see. [laughter] >> As you guys could tell, we are gay.
[laughter] So what? >> And since many in our community are too, we have big news. We are building a gabhood in your city, >> which is going to be comprised of
>> So we would use the taxpayer money to build the giant rainbow there. >> Um, but other than that, it's more of like a private community just for gay "This is our place. >> This this is our place right here."
>> Like us like us three. This is our place. >> I don't understand. Keep including them. Us guys would want >> Our group.
>> You would you would be proud of this to be added, right? [laughter] >> You're going to use my taxpayer money. All right. To build a rainbow arch. >> Sir, you would be able to move in. >> But sir, you could move in as well. Like
>> What a girl. >> Everyone's included. Anyone that says >> Oh my god. OH MY [laughter] GOD. >> GETTING OUT. WHAT IS this spicy stereo? >> I don't see no women in there.
>> I don't see no women in there. >> True. [laughter] Get him to look close with you. No. No. Get him to come back. close again cuz I think I might see one. >> There might be one.
>> Babe, he could join our gay community. >> No. She said no. He said no. violence. >> Okay. All right. Let's give it a round community. Everyone, >> could we get a round of applause? He'd
like to join our gay community. [laughter] >> I have friends, but I'm not going to join a community. [laughter] >> Okay, I got it. >> I wouldn't be allowed in that community
identify as >> gay. Not your boyfriend. >> Misjudged. Sorry. >> Got it. Okay. So, this will be a safe
space where people like us in this room can celebrate our pride. >> not me. >> No, it wouldn't be us cuz our front and said, "This is going to change our lives, man."
>> But [laughter] there's already communities. >> That would be the funniest thing. >> That would not change my life at all. >> No. Hey, the bathroom straight through the door.
>> Yeah. Make sure to look at the rainbows on the the right side of the wall. >> We're getting ready for a parade. >> Maybe we'll hold out for him. >> This present now realizing this >> might be like the best presentation
>> We'll take your guys' opinion on the next one. Is this one a yes? It was kind of >> dude. The next one after this is insane. >> Oh, the guys. >> Oh, no way.
>> No way. He's back. >> W. Yeah, we got past the uh the rainbow >> Okay. [laughter] I want to go over one other thing. >> We have a major road change coming to
your city. We're refreshing older street names so they better match today's >> Uh >> RZ Road.
>> 67. >> 67. >> Uh Dam Avenue. >> No. [laughter]
>> Wow. >> Uh, crack that beach. [laughter] >> Jerk circle. >> Circle. [laughter]
>> No, it's a jerk circle. >> That's exactly what it means. Circle. >> Well, you can't just flip it around. >> I wonder how silent they go on the next They got to go silent. >> Is there any more, please?
>> And we even have a new street name for the brothers. >> Oh no. >> Oh wow. >> Oh my god. Okay, this one was not under me. We actually do have an African-Amean
out by his wife. >> Yeah, that does not look good cuz he was sick today. >> Next. Um, after Braden announces this with joy. >> We have created a new policy to greatly
benefit your city. Lower the age of consent by 3 years. [laughter] >> This would fall under like voting and
>> Raise it by three. >> For voting and what else? >> I think everything. >> Uh, I'm sorry. I lied to you guys. It's for [laughter] >> So we saying 18 to 15 age of consent for
sex. >> Yeah, I lied. That was the real reason. >> Bingo. >> Bingo is crazy. This is fun. >> We have a rationale behind this. It's because we have declining birth rates
>> So you want 16year-olds to have kids? >> Oh, it's 15. >> They were going to pay. >> They would be 15 though. [laughter] >> They need to finish school before they start having kids. Time out.
>> Do you have any idea what the cost of it is to raise a kid? is to raise a kid? >> Uh $7,000. >> Holy A married couple. >> Start yawning. Start yawning.
>> As an example, we get married. We buy a house. >> Almost. Sorry. Do it again. Y again. >> By the time the last one hits 18, we'll go through $5 million. >> Do it louder. Holy
beautiful outfit. >> Holy [laughter] you another reason. Million, >> sir, we're just going to move on from
next one. >> Too expensive. code for your city. Dress codes will be enforced in your city to bring back a
>> No. >> Before we say no, let's check it out. >> This is cool. >> Yeah. would look like. >> Here is the female dress code.
>> No. >> Um, violating the dress code will result >> How are they going to identify this person? >> Oh my god. I'm sorry. >> Women, especially passing out on hot
days. Yeah, it's too hot. >> Maybe we can have them in a bikini and >> Maybe when it's really hot out, they can wear a bikini but still have the full >> There's freedom. >> All right, so we'll take a yes.
>> No. >> Absolutely no. >> Thank you. Please raise your hand if you support our new city plans and want to see them pass. >> Dude, THEY ONLY GOT TWO. THEY ONLY GOT
TWO. THEY ONLY GOT TWO. OH MY GOD, THAT was the most offensive >> You guys were an amazing class, by the way. Like, thank you all for listening >> You guys are doing the terrible mystery punishment, which is the embarrassing
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