Interesting... that had to be in the works for awhile.

And speaking of the concept they are going for, the new show The Great Indoors main theme is taking a companies old ways and trying to figure out how to engage millenials. I love the show. It's funny and appears to be relevant... though over the top quite a bit... but that's what make it funny.

I'm guessing CNN, and other networks are facing similar problems.

He was never going to quit YouTube and made it clear in his 'Ending the Vlog" video that he would still be active. He is a film maker at heart and will continue to make short films to upload to YouTube. His Vlogs were Daily Vlogs, meaning he would upload new content every day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. He did that for a solid year and a half....until the last few months were he became increasingly inconsistent. With the news of the sale, now we know why he was. You may think a year and a half is impressive at first glance, but I've heard of other YouTuber's doing it for 4-8 years straight before finally pulling the plug on their endeavor. But to be fair to Casey, he content was world's better than those that went longer. I look for quality over quantity any day of the week and in that regard, Casey delivered top notch stuff for the bulk of his run. Insanely addictive stuff to watch.

Casey will most likely have his next video uploaded some time tomorrow morning covering the events of today. I'm sure he will have something interesting...or maybe not. He alluded to it at the end of today's video as leaning more along the lines of a 'man-on-the-street-interviews' segment.