He expresses frustration about the difficulty and stress of performing in character for their videos.

“HOW DO YOU NOT UNDERSTAND HOW FUCKING STRESSFUL IT IS TRYING TO GET INTO CHARACTER?”

Josh suggests that simple, strategic execution of the challenges is more effective than rushing.

“You just don't overthink it. It's fine.”

He believes the group should stop the challenge due to the intensity of the situation.

“Can we end the challenge?”

He finds specific challenging activities they performed to be incredibly intense and shocking.

“That was the worst. That was the worst thing we've ever done, you know?”

He thinks that apologizing for something that hasn't happened yet is a pointless gesture that makes the apology meaningless.

“And I mean it, I think you have to say, I want sincerely apologize and just let people conclude what it is that you're talking about. And, and I wanna, and the editor and then they, they make the connection.”

He admits to having an anger problem and acknowledges that he occasionally snaps at people in his personal and professional life.

“I was actually very, very mad. Uh, in that time that I was upset about my chair getting moved, that sometimes goes around, I was actually mad for that. Because sometimes I get actually mad, and I have an anger problem.”

He expresses that the magician participant is an unworthy competitor.

“I'm going back to the afterlife after this and I'm bringing that dumb magician with me”