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Bro has the best job ever. He gets paid a butt load of money to do what he loves and what millions of people want to do

Amazing how you went from "trying 1 star motels at midnight" to "Flying to other side of the world to try 5 star luxury"

I’m so jealous not of Sam but the person who records him cuz he gets to enjoy 1st class with him

Sambucha is evolving into Ryan Trahan

Fun fact: First class and business class on air planes were once essentially the same. First class was for travelling internationally and business class was for within the country. Now business and first class are just used as a way to divide services that once was the same thing.

6:56 At first I thought he said ni hao to a JAPANESE man😅

For anyone wondering: Sam posts long forms
Mondays
Thursdays
😊❤

I keep forgetting that Sam has a microphone really close to him so he doesn’t have to talk really loud, and he isn’t loudly saying “oh no, we’re with the normal people” at the airport

Bro The Camera man is loven this

Bro was told by his accountant he made too much money this year and needed to spend money for the business and took a whole vacation as a tax write off 🤣 that’s what I think anyways lol

i love how he respects his cameraman and buys him the same as he gets or just what he wants and that he doesnt cut out parts where he is

Bro's camera man is having the best time of his life with sambucha

Do all of the train conductors have their own cards, with stats on them? And then you can battle them against each other?

8:32 Michael ordered a continental breakfast with it looks like a matcha bun. Sam *takes it*.

Bro ordered apple tea and says it 😂 Taste like a apple tea...😂

Try first class with the cheapest airline

Sam’s next video: I hid 67 jokes in 67 videos for 6 or 7 months.

For the train, the best one would have been the one in Europe that Ryan Trahan took for the postcards.

WAIT A MOMENT. What do you mean it's only 120$ and you can split that with 6 people? That's like 20$ each! How is that first class? I guess the trip was a short one where regular tickets were like 5$? Even then, it's still definitely an experience a group of friends traveling to Japan could experience once!