Ralphie, get down from there!

Absolutely reckless behavior.

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[robertsides]

This video feels like a distraction deliberately made to waste my time so somebody can rob my house while I'm not looking.

[bamgb]

The most natural fourth wall break in cinematic history

[rikimez]

Lol love this. Ah yes, the improv artists worst nightmare.... Randomly completed scripts littered on the ground

[austinmcconnell]

I think this is my favorite Joel Haver video.

[enduser]

he's obviously stuck and pretending to be having fun to cover up the fact that he's stuck.

[louieandtommysdiscountedit]

I’m sorry, but I’m gonna have to report this video for endangerment. It really looked like Ralphie was in danger up there on the rocky hill. May I recommend a professional stunt actor man/woman?

[ericbernhagen]

Thanks for keeping an eye out for my pile of rocks

[trindalas]

Hey be careful up there, that’s Tony Luzuto’s gravel.

[brandonbrozek]

I'll be honest here, I'm naturally terrified of gravel. Won't go near it.

[MichaelNatrin]

Where we're going, we don't need a fourth wall

[SeveralGhost]

The characters we create live and die in the media that surrounds them. This was a gracious look into these strange men's lives and I'm grateful to have seen it

[sarahh]

All these wide angle shots recently *chefs kiss*

[ultimatedbz]

Ralphie Ralphie Ralphie, ever since he discovered his telepathy I haven't been able to get a clear thought in without him interupting my voice over

[changer_of_ways_]

To think Jimmy Kimmel has a team of writers, focus groups, budget, YouTube's backing, and years of experience and yet two random guys arguing over a pile of gravel is funnier than anything Kimmel has ever produced.

[MrHamsterjam]

'everything we do is improvised, " gets me good everytime

[raphaelschnee]

I feel like I can really relate to this Ralphie character good Joel, job!

[SUPERFunStick]

I'm a pretty big fan of the reenactment scene of you two finding a random piece of paper on the ground that you agreed beforehand to pretended to use it as a script, but then Joel forgetting about all of that make believe script stuff, and reminding Trent you never use scripts and Trent saying "yeah, I know but we were pretty lucky to find this random piece of paper to pretend to use as a script" followed by the reenactment of finding the piece of paper because how else would that crazy story about finding a piece of paper on the ground for that exact purpose make any sense at all to us viewers? You really went and did us all a real solid here thank you both so much.

[emma-]

I can't hear Trent's voice without imagining the old man crying over Marshall

[miloselfesteem]

"Why are you doing that??"
Said the guy just loitering on a pile of gravel.

[agnel]

Ralphie, get down from that hill.
No, Dad. This is my hill. There are many like it but this one's mine.