Come watch Chad Zumock and react with the community, as YouTube is encouraging us to do! Patrick goes live after a YouTube prompt suggested he watch and react with his community, so he tunes in to Chad’s own show. Chad insists his special is filmed, paid for and being edited, and he claims he always promised it would be 30 minutes, even though Patrick points out he said 27 minutes last week. Patrick also notes that anyone who asked him for their money back got it. After a run of old Supertips, including a long gibberish message read by the text-to-speech voice, Patrick shares his theory that Chad’s attachment to Ric Flair comes from Flair being a dependable father figure on TV when Chad was a kid. Chad then puts his show on hold to go strike Patrick’s channel, and Patrick passes the time with an improvised song. When Chad comes back, he dismisses Pat Dixon as boring and says he doesn’t watch anyone. Once the strike lands, Patrick explains why he sees it as interference with his business rather than a copyright dispute, and he says he expects the matter to settle.