Dave Karofsky

Oops, I Did It Again

Feat. Dave Karofsky & Sam Evans

Loc. Shared bedroom at PROJECTREAL house

After spending most of his day hanging out with everybody in the house and trying to get to know people better, Sam retreated to the room he shared with Dave. He needed some time to unwind and let his brain absorb everything that had happened that day. Sam always said that his mind was working on ‘a mile a minute speed for most of the day unless he took some time to relax. It helped his mind to calm down and for him to function a little better. After finding his shared room empty, he switched on one of his playlists. A smile curled up the corners of his mouth as one of his favorite songs came on. He couldn’t help himself; he started dancing along, his brain remembering all the dance routines he’d studied so hard memorizing back in high school. When he heard his roommate’s voice, he froze, facing Dave. “No, no,” he hurried to say, a blush of embarrassment coloring his cheeks. “I know I dance like an idiot, so no need to be sorry. I was just trying to relax for a bit. Come in; it’s your room too,” he gestured while walking to his phone to turn off the sound.“  

Feat. Dave Karofsky & Sam Evans

Loc. Shared bedroom at PROJECTREAL house

I am so bad at these, I'll probably make this super obvious but I'll try real hard not to!

Propositioned by strangers for what? And, window peepers? Is that a kind of sims bird or something? I’ve been less busy here, since I don’t have my home stuff to take care of. Maybe we can do something this weekend.

Umm...Not safe for work things, I’ll just leave it at that. As for window peepers, yeah, those...those are birds, sure. Anyway, yes! Let’s get together over the weekend! I’ll try to get everything set up in the game room, I’ll show you how to play. 

I do, but it isn’t anything I didn’t ask for. That’s not uncommon I think, most people don’t think about it. But, it’s a lot, and it can get stressful. Like I said, it’s nothing I didn’t ask for, I knew what I was getting into. But, I think I put more into it than a lot of people would. I realize that’s what success takes, and it’s not something I’ll complain about. But, it’s nice to have the break. Yeah, I get where you’re coming from with that. I know that feeling all too well. Like I said, I do understand the sacrifices success takes. But, the older I get, the more I’m beginning to want from life. I’ve always believed in the motto “live like no one else so that you can live like no one else”. It just seems like over the past few years I’ve lost sight of exactly what it means to really live. Would you do anything differently, if you had the chance? You’re right, I agree with that. I’m not sure forgetting will be easy, but the name of the game is being ourselves, so I have hope that others will see the value in an approach like that. We should do dinner sometime. Friends are a good thing to have. I think I’m going to make a dinner for the whole house, with the help of Blaine. You should come. 

Sometimes, I think about if I got to start over again, would I choose the same path in life. I could have been a Marine Biologist, if I’d finished college. Would have been a huge difference from what I do now, but I can’t say if I’d be happier or not with that sort of life. The question is, if you love what you do but feel you’ve lost sight of what it means to live, how do you change that? What do you give up or what will you be okay with giving up? Anyway, this is getting a little intense. But, you’re right, friends are good to have and one of the reasons I’m even here is to hopefully make new ones. I’d really enjoy dinner; the two of you should be able to make something really awesome. 

Sounds like fun. Some people would say I’m the same way, I just don’t get paid for it. I’m sure your channel is unique, and I’m sure your personality is brilliant, you wouldn’t be here otherwise. I think anything I could say to this would be pretty cliché, and some might say out of touch. I obviously enjoy taking advantage of having money, I like not having to work, but it’s not all rainbows. I grew up in the touch my ancestors founded, it’s an experience to grow up in a place that’s named after your family. Everyone expects people that get famous in any way to be role models, my version is my hometown looking at me to be the next great example of its heart and soul. 

Who wouldn’t take advantage of that? I’d love not to have to work, but I also love what I do so really, I suppose I really can’t have an accurate opinion on that. You really didn’t ask for the life you have and don’t exactly have a choice, so I can see how that could be a bit of a challenge. Like, everyone’s watching you and expecting you to act a certain way? Do you ever wish you weren’t...I don’t know, in the spotlight? 

Hunter: It is. It's a mouthful. I generally appreciate titles, but it feels a bit much. I do, yes. I appreciate the opportunity to work with my passions. And yourself? Do you enjoy gaming?

Hunter: Understood. Coaster and theme park enthusiast? Why is that? Interesting. I clean. I read quite a bit. I enjoy watching the occasional documentary. Are you interested in history at all?

Dave: I love gaming, so I'm pretty happy with my career choice. My dad works at an amusement park, so I sort of grew up going to valley fair. free tickets and all... I sort of just got really interested in learning about other parks and ride manufacturers after that

Dave: I sound like such a loser omfg anyway

That is surprising, maybe this place will help with that. I know your fans will thank you for it. It is pretty hard to remember that we’re here to compete, but I can promise you that the second I sniff a challenge that’s going to change for me. I think you’re right. Everyone here seems like the type that friendly shouldn’t be a problem, even while competing. I’ve yet to meet anyone that might change that.

I suppose a lot of us are competitive at heart, though I’m not sure who to look out for just yet. It’ll probably get harder the further we get in the competition. A lot of times these types of shows always seem to get pretty dramatic after the first few weeks. I actually am hoping I won’t attract any part of that, but sometimes that can be unavoidable. 

Hunter: Right, that makes sense. I'm a Fitness Instructor, Nutritionist, and Influencer. Or, that's what I'm told.

Hunter: Because I wasn't sure that was the appropriate terminology. I don't generally keep up with things like that.

Hunter: What else do you enjoy doing?

Dave: That's quite a title. Do you like it?

Feat. Dave Karofsky & Blaine Anderson Loc. Game Room @ PROJECTREAL house

I definitely cook. Well, I mostly bake but I do cook as well. I mostly make desserts for my social accounts. I love video games! My friends never let me play with them but I think they’re so fun. I’m definitely still a beginner though. I spent more time in the kitchen than doing normal kid stuff like video games when I was growing up. It’s really awesome that you’ve made a brand for yourself through them. I’m going to have to look you up.

That sounds really cool. So do you do really fancy stuff? I sort of want to go check out some of your content now! I’m not much of a cook or a baker. I was never really interested in that kind of stuff growing up and now I’m embarrassingly bad at it. It’s never too late to pick up a new hobby, you know. You really don’t need to be good at it! Maybe we can play some easy games together sometime, I’ll show you something a little more relaxing like, The Sims or something. 

Hunter: I know who you are, meaning I know of you. I've seen you around the house, obviously, as well as on social media. I simply thought it was high time I introduced myself. I am well, thank you for asking.

Hunter: You are a 'gamer', correct?

Dave: That's what I meant. Obviously we haven't met lol I'm a gamer, yeah. what do you do?