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Japan-based streamer robcdee joins Doug for a walking challenge where license plates and digital clocks are off limits.
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Can I find EVERY number in Japan? (VOD)
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- 9:30Doug sets the challenge: find every number from 1 to 100 while walking through Tokyo.
- 10:07The pair rule out license plates, digital clocks and collecting multiple numbers from one location.
- 16:20A utility pole marker supplies their first official find, 38.
- 18:44A large road marking adds 30, prompting Doug to suggest an award for the day's biggest number.
DougDougDougDoug has passed 60 million lifetime views without adding a new upload this week. The stream archive's busiest video right now takes Doug away from the desktop and onto Tokyo's streets, where even a utility pole has something to contribute.
In "Can I find EVERY number in Japan? (VOD)", recorded in October, Doug and Japan-based IRL streamer robcdee set out to find every number from 1 to 100. Rob operates the camera and guides the walk; Doug keeps the tracking board on his phone. The rules prevent an easy sweep: only one number per object or location, no vehicle license plates, no digital clocks, and no joining separated digits together.
Their first official find is 38 on a municipal utility pole marker. An address plaque and shop opening hours follow, before a huge painted road marking supplies 30. Doug promptly proposes a special award for the biggest number they see. Arithmetic has become sightseeing.
That outing is drawing the most daily views among the channel's active videos, followed by "The quest for a big, juicy, meaty 16k bubble (VOD)" and September's "Taking a FULL LENGTH flight to New York (VOD)".
Subscribers held steady, while daily views are below the channel's usual pace. Nearby streamer channels Jaron and Esfand each drew around two million views over the week, a much busier stretch. For DougDougDougDoug, the upload break leaves Tokyo's overlooked signs doing some of the entertaining.
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Japan-based IRL streamer robcdee operates the camera and guides Doug through Tokyo.