WHO'S THE IMPOSTOR ? (with Charles Leclerc & Pierre Gasly)

Gentlemen, first video of the season. I'm here with Pierre and Charles. Guys, it's great to have you here. For those who don't know them, they're both Formula 1 drivers. Pierre is with Alpine, Charles is with Ferrari. They're on the circuit all year round. It's great, guys, look at Formula 1, it's an absolute joy. - Pierre, you've designed some T-shirts. - A special little collection we made. Beautiful. What's the website? Pierregaslyshop.com. Right over there. - You know the concept? - Completely. - The same. - Did you study? - Not a bit. - A little. - Do you have a strategy yet? - Yes, I have my strategy. - You and strategies... - Is this how you attack? Don't start with your jokes, please. Well, let me remind you of the concept, as it's been a long time. It's been 4 months since we did this format. There will be 4 rounds. In each round, 3 people will parade in front of us. They supposedly have the same passion, the same job, but one of them is lying. 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For this first round, it's a job I've been wanting to see for a long time. We're going to welcome some firemen, guys. - Ah, cool. - Can we have the first fireman, please? - Hello. - Hello. Hello. I'm going to question you. Careful, I'm an analyst. What's your name? We'll start with a simple one. - Yes. - My name's Camille, I'm 23. - How long have you been doing this job? - 3.5 years. Can you describe a typical day for us? We always start at 7am. We finish at 7pm or 7am the next morning. We do 12 hours or 24 hours. We call the roll to make sure everyone's there. - Then we go and check our machines. - What does a gear check entail? For example, it involves checking that the ambulances have the right number of compresses. Okay. To do this check, do you use the famous ramp or not? No, we don't have a ramp. I don't have a ramp in my fire station. She's not a firefighter. I swear on my mother's life, it's not possible. - I'm very confident. - That's because she's your friend, buddy. - No. - That's got nothing to do with it. - What did you do the day before yesterday? - I was on call. Were you called in? Yes. After that, I can't go into too much detail. Yes, it's completely anonymous. Why can't you go into details? Unless you're the impostor and have no inspiration. Yes, she had fainted and was taken to the emergency room. Okay. Still, I'm wary. - Charles validated you too quickly. - No, he didn't. Camille, I swear on my mother's life, you know one of the 2 for sure. I've got a weird feeling about this. Look, you blush when I say that. - Okay, let's welcome the second fireman. - Yes. - Hello. - Hello. Hello. First of all, he's got the looks. He's tall with a dry, wiry physique. He can do 1,000 pull-ups. What's your name? - Stéphane. - How long have you been a fireman? Me? Since I was 18. Wait, you're clearly reciting a script here, though: "Me, since I was 18." - He's serious. - What's a typical day for a firefighter? I arrive in the morning at 7am. We do the checks, usually in the truck. Did they learn the same script? After that, we do a bit of sport in the morning. In the afternoon, we wait for the operation to start. - Once again, I believe in it. - No, you're too much. He's quite serene. I know him. If he's sitting with his 2 elbows on the table, he's pretty serene. We know each other too well. I know that when there's someone Pierre knows, I'm going to see him right away. - Oh yeah? - Yes, I'll see him straight away. - Yes. - I'm not so sure about you. - Me, can I escape? - You, I have a doubt. - What did you tell us about the ramp? - Ah, the thing. No, you're not a fireman now, buddy. You said it like I'm talking to my little cousin: "The thing." Hold on, buddy. - Are you talking about the ramp? - Yes. No, there isn't one. That's in the movies. - No, you just destroyed a myth. - No, that doesn't exist anymore. Do you have any specialties where a firefighter handles every situation? There are different types of firefighters. There are Paris firefighters and Marseille firefighters. - What's the difference? - They're part of the army. - The preparation is different. - No. Ah, is it similar? Hang on a sec, you've hit the nail on the head. Stéphane, my friend, we're going to take you out. That's it, it's over. Well done, Charles. Come on, let's bring in the third fireman or woman, please. - Hello. - This is definitely one of Pierre's buddies. - He's got the look of a friend, I think. - Yes, that's why. - What's your name? - Thomas. - How long have you been a fireman, Thomas? - About 4 years. - Whereabouts? - I live in Brussels now. - You're originally from Belgium? - No. Where did you grow up? I think you're getting lost in your investigation. You know why you're getting lost? Because he's your friend and you're stressing. Thomas, I've never seen him before, not from Adam or Eve. Hang on, we've got a great detective here, we'll let him get on with his investigation. Go ahead, Inspector Gasly. What was the last operation you performed? We were out looking for suspicious fumes. In fact, when we arrived, it was simply a barbecue on a terrace. There was smoke, but it was kefta being grilled on a barbecue. Wait, that's too technical, buddy. You named the sausage. Kefta, how does he know that? Dude, you went into too much detail. You know it. We're done. Which one of you is his buddy? - No, you are. - No, which one of you 2 is his mate? - No, I know I don't know Thomas. - I don't know this guy. No, but neither do I. Wait, I've got a super technical question. Who are we attacking? Kefta. Kefta-man, Kefta-boy. Thomas, I'm cooking, it's on fire. What should we do? Fire blanket. Fire blanket? You think I've got a fire blanket at home? You're obliged to have a fire blanket. A survey description is available: do you have a fire blanket at home? That's a real statistic I want to know. Do you have one in Belgium? - Everyone has a fire blanket. - Stéphane, you, what would you do? I'd cover everything I could get my hands on with a damp cloth. You don't necessarily have a fire blanket at home. Thanks Stéphane, you're really a handsome guy. Camille, I arrive in my living room, my mother is lying on the floor in a puddle. - Fire blanket. - Fire blanket on mom. No, she's lying in a puddle. Near her, there's an electrical appliance connected to a plug. What do I do? You pull your mom away from the water. Are you a fireman or are you taking the piss? But she's plugged in. My mom's a power station. I'm not going to get electrocuted, am I? Don't you want to turn off the electric meter? That's what you do. You cut the current, and then you go. Yes, you go. But you didn't tell me to turn off the electricity. - No. - Okay, well, guys, no. No, but it could be a faux pas. Stéphane is a fireman, that's for sure. Now it's between Thomas and Camille. Charles smiles. His dimple gives him away. - Yes, because here, it's very visible. - It's very visible. - I want to see practice. - Let's move on to the manual activity. This is someone who's had a stroke. You're going to take it in turns to help him. Can we start with Thomas? He's not sure of himself. Of course he is. Stéphane, who's on the floor, has just fainted and Thomas enters the house and intervenes. Thomas, it's your turn. I'm going to check whether he's still alive or not. I'll stimulate him. Stéphane, Stéphane. He's not responding. I'll check if he's breathing. I'm listening. There, he just said, "You're the impostor." Okay, he's not breathing. I don't have any movement. I'll start CPR. Okay. 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. - Anybody here know how to help me? - No, you're on your own, buddy. I'll get out my phone and call 112. Hello, fire department? Hello, I need help. He's a fireman and he's calling the fire department. I guess you're right. Wait, pause. Thomas, please pause. - Did you just call the fire department? - But you're supposed to be a fireman? Well, you are a fireman. Okay, but on my own, I can't do anything if I don't have any equipment. - So you call for backup? - Backup is 112. - Yes, but you're 112. - You're 112 yourself. - Yes, but I'm short of equipment. - He knows it. No, Thomas, there's nothing between us. Thomas, you're done for, man. You're as done as the Kefta you were talking about, buddy. - Thomas, thank you for resuscitating... - No, he's dead now. He didn't resuscitate anything. He's dead, all right. Since the fire department didn't arrive, yes. - But you're a fireman. - He still doesn't believe it. Stéphane, go ahead and resuscitate him. It'll take you 2 seconds. Oh my God, someone's fainted, quick. Monsieur? Monsieur? Monsieur? - He's taking his head right now. - He's not breathing. Is there anyone here who can help me? Can somebody call the fire department? Yes, I'll call the fire department. We need backup. A guy's fainted. We're doing CPR, come quickly. We're on our way, send Thomas. No, especially not him. No. - His heart has restarted. - Yes, bravo Stéphane. Should we really ask Camille? She'll do the same. - Yes. - Oh, yeah? - Why are you defending Camille like that? - I want to see her moves. No, she's going to copy what the other 2 did. No, this time Stéphane fell on his head. He's not in cardiac arrest, he's just fainted. Go ahead, it's your turn. Stéphane, can you hear me? If you can hear me, do you want to shake my hands? Okay, he's shaking my hands. - That's it. - I like the idea of shaking hands. It's okay, he's breathing. So I'm not going to give him CPR. Wait, you're leaving him like that? No, I'll stimulate him, talk to him, take his blood pressure and pulse ox. Aren't you going to put him in the lateral position? - He's not unconscious, so no. - Okay, I'll keep my mouth shut. Well, that's believable. You're all heroes, but someone's taking the piss. - Camille, it's okay. - Camille, you sit on the couch. - Camille, you can go. - Thanks for coming. Inside, I'm 100% sure it's Thomas. Thomas, you're just a Belgian. You have a real joie de vivre, you're too nice, you drink beer. I can tell he's a hoot. Yes, but I don't know if he's also playing a bit of a game to mislead us. I'd say Thomas knows Squeezie. I've been with him from the start. He said Kefta and I never let go. - Thomas and Squeezie, the Kefta story... - He drinks his whole bottle. Me, I'm trying to see if there's any eye-contact. Stéphane avoids eye-contact with you, Pierre. Yes, but Stéphane has everything. He's got the firefighter's build, he's got the firefighter's haircut, he's got the firefighter's voice. Guys, he's the fireman. - I'll admit, he's got that Playmobil look. - He's the real hero. Yes, but all the same, Stéphane, I have my doubts. Especially about you. - About me? - Yes, you. - Me, I think it's Squeezie too. - Yes, for me too, it's Squeezie. - I'm in. - You accept? I accept your choices, but I'm telling you that Thomas and Charles know each other. Thomas and Charles? Yes, I know it's you, Charles, because you tried to put the blame on Stéphane when the guy's clearly a fireman. I'm not going to let that go. Plus, I remember what he said about your little dimple and I feel like it's never been more present than in this video. That's where there's a twist. That's where you try to trick us. It's Thomas and Charles, for me, there's no more debate. I don't think it's Charles, I know him too well. He's always laughing and stuff. - Charles and Thomas, that's it for you. - Thomas and Squeezie. - Thomas and Squeezie. - Come on, Charles, I'm with you. - You're certain of your choices, aren't you? - We're sure. Can the impostor, please raise your hand? No, but I was certain. Don't do it. - He's sweating. - Yeah, that was hot. - Oh, man. - No. I'm sorry I attacked you. I had to defend myself. - You did the right thing. - You helped me. - But he was too perfect. - Didn't you see him in Monaco? - We ran into each other quickly. , - Now your face looks familiar. - Of course it does. - Damn it, Charles. - What do you do for a living, Stéphane? - I'm a Web project manager. - He's my half-brother's half-brother. - You, my friend, are a serial liar. Even I had my legs like that under the table. - You were very good, though. - No, you guys are just bad. - Dude, I jammed on Kefta. - Yeah, you did. I can tell the type of barbecue by the smell. Anyway, thank you. Thanks for taking the time to come today. Thank you especially for what you do. Thank you for teaching us more about your job, and take care of yourselves, except Stéphane. Thank you all. Thank you for coming. For this second round, we're going to welcome some midwives. We know each other too well, and I know that when there's someone Pierre knows, I'm going to see him right away. He's doing that Scarface look on the floor. You've simply betrayed him. It's the biggest betrayal he's had in 15 years. Yeah, I feel bad. Now, in this room, we can welcome the first midwife. Gentlemen. Oh, Squeezie. I'm looking at you. His entrance is classic. The entrance we've just seen is classic. - What's your name? - My name is Billal. So you're a midwife? There's a term that's been defined by the academy. It's called maieutician. Maieutician? Afterwards, you can say a midwife, a midwife, it doesn't matter. There are less than 200 of us. - Oh yeah? - Where are you from? - I'm from Nice. - Where do you work? - At the Archet Hospital. - What's your background? - I did a first year in medicine. - Okay. That's your buddy. No, that's not it. I'm kidding because it's become a Kombini on the job. We were like that for 30 seconds. - He knows his stuff, though. - Yes, he's hot. - He knows his stuff. - What's your happiest memory at work? It's not even labor. I had to give birth, actually. At home ? Yes, at home. Just until the fire department arrives. - Time for Thomas to get home. - To have a quick Kefta. - With a beer. - The good thing was that it was super-quick. No complications ? The baby's fine, everything's fine. In fact, the heart-warming surprise was that she named him after me. Oh, did she? Yes, she named him after me. I'm very proud. If you made that up, you're a psychopath. - Exactly, that's what I thought too. - No, but really, I'm calling the police. No, you didn't do this to us, did you? You didn't make that up, did you? - Why would I do that to you? - Because that's the concept. Okay, I believe you. He's really very attentive, he talks quietly. That's part of the criteria. You're the impostor. Let's bring in the second midwife. - Hello. - Hello. Hello. There are only 200 guys and they bring us another guy. - Damn right. - The odds are still weird. - Do you two know each other or not? - No, I don't. So there's only 200, but you don't know each other. - What's your name? - My name is Fabien. - How many male midwives are there? - I think there are about 200. Guys, I said that 35 seconds ago. Fuck, I don't understand what's happening anymore. We've entered a bizarre dimension. The complicity isn't in this dimension. Everyone's lost. Wait a minute, we're boiling our brains. Approximately how many deliveries have you made? Maybe a few thousand deliveries, but frankly, I wouldn't know exactly. Ah, yes, that's a lot. You know, you do 2 or 3 deliveries a shift. Per shift. He's got to be in medicine, my man. He knows how to talk. The word "shift" has helped you a lot, but don't go crazy either, we're keeping an eye on you. Me, I think we can fit the third person in. - Let's go. - Hello. - Hello. - Hello. - What's your name? - Mélanie. - How long have you been a midwife? - For 2 years. Okay. When was the last time you delivered a baby? I don't deliver anymore. I'm in private practice. So, I only did them during my studies. How many did you do per shift? 2 or 3 per shift. It was a small maternity hospital. Okay. That sounds a lot like Fabien's speech. Yes, there are similarities. Have you ever followed someone who's had complications? We follow a lot of patients who have complications, cholestasis, major pathologies. Wow, cholestasis. What's cholestasis? It's a pathology that's very specific to pregnancy. The liver starts to malfunction and it has to be monitored closely during pregnancy. I want you for my delivery. Well, not for my delivery personally. You go through her office, she's the one you call. Exactly. Fabien, what team do you work for at GP Explorer? Yes, me too, that's the doubt I have. How long have you been with Alpine? Fabien, you'll have to do better than that. I didn't even understand what the GP Explorer was. Right, let's get down to the practical stuff. - I can't wait for that. - It's a simulation. Yes, we're going to do a birth preparation workshop. Listen carefully. This is when you learn a lot as a guy. Who's the little guy? Okay, who's first? Who's doing their little workshop? - Fabien is ready. - Come on, let's go. - Come on. - Charles. I'm ready. You, you imagine yourself in the partner's place. I'll be the lady. You totally want to hit on Charles. You're still wrapping him up in a little scarf. Wait, I don't understand what this exercise is. Here, in fact, the mother-to-be stands on the ball. She's going to do some pelvic pouring movements. Okay. It's going to help bring the baby down and it's going to help her deal with the contractions. - Is this really the day of the birth? - Yes, it's when there's a contraction. Okay. In fact, stretching plus mobility will really help the baby to descend and manage the contraction better. Fabien, what is Charles used for? First of all, Charles serves as a support point. I've seen that, but a pole would do the same. Yes, but at home, you don't have a pole. It's more a psychological support than anything else. Are there exercises where the husband is more useful? Yes. In this case, he didn't involve me in his story. The example didn't convince me. But then, what do I know? - I wanted a little example with the baby. - Come on, Pierre. - Billal, make me dream. - Can you hold a baby? Yes, a little. You're going to show me if you can hold a baby. - What's the lesson? - I didn't understand the principle. - Hold baby Billal. - Okay, baby Billal. - Oh, the head. - The head, the head. Relax, you're tense. You obviously don't have kids. - Well, I don't have any kids yet. - Yes, you're tense. I think I'll talk to Kika about it. Tonight, I'm going to motivate her, I'm going to tell her: "It's now, he's ready." - Now he's ready. - Now I'm ready to babysit. Now we're going to use this. You're going to sit on it. Yes. It's a bit risky, isn't it? - No. - Isn't it risky? - You sit on it. - If he falls, he'll kill the baby, buddy. Now, you're going to move a little. Move over. Now he's going to sleep. - No, you've got to be kidding me. - What's the ball for? - Billal, is that your buddy? - You just gave him his bottle. - Yes. - You've got to burp him. - That's important. - That's important, the little burp. - You're going to wind him up. - Yes. - No, you're going to bring it back here. - Opposite side. - Always diagonally. - Okay. You're gonna lift right here. Hands here. There, same. You're going to give little blows here. Nice and easy. It's going to be okay, son. Once he's burped, you go back on the diagonal. You tip over again. Protect the head anyway. - There, we agree. - Look how he's smiling. - He really is happy. - He's ecstatic. The baby's having the time of his life. Please, Billal, why is Pierre sitting on that fucking ball when he's got a baby in his arms? Because sometimes there are parents who don't know how to do it. They never sit on a ball. At home, when they sit on their sofa. No, I believe in it. Mélanie, my wife, is due in a week. I'm under a lot of stress. So we're going to find out how you can be useful. Yes, I want to be useful. I sit on the ball. It'll be your job if that's your wife giving birth. To do that? Yes, to sit on the ball. In fact, your wife will sit here against the ball. Go ahead, you can try it and feel how it feels. - Are you the woman? - No, am I the woman? - Yes. - That's you, all right. - Here, you can put your arms on my legs. - Like a sofa. Yes. And then, as you tilt to either side, it massages your lower back. It's a nice job. We can stretch your back by putting our hands around your neck. Hands? Wait, that's acrosport. Yes. I'm here to stretch my back. By stretching your back, you'll be able to orient your baby towards the exit. Okay. That did me good. Now I understand why there's a ball. - Yes. - Yes and no. - He's fucking with us. - The look on Charles' face. - No. - You got inside my head. Melanie, I never doubted. Different blouses, real moments between father and mother-to-be, et cetera. I believe in it 100%. Mélanie, I'll call you and everything, as soon as I'm a dad, I swear, in 20 years at least. Fabien, I have my doubts about you. I've got doubts about you too. Admit it, you can put a stable helmet and a jersey on this guy. Completely. You're some kind of engineer who analyzes the data from their cars and tells them: "you braked 0.01 seconds too late". You're that guy. Billal, you've got the cool human side, reassuring, very composed, but his exercise, I don't believe it, buddy. Same here, but his story touched me. The story of Billal giving birth to Billal is crazy. Yes, the mother was going to give birth, she said, "I'm stopping everything." I've wanted him to be called Édouard for 9 months, but finally, he's going to be called Billal. Let's go. No kidding. On the big day, have you ever seen people suddenly change everything and go, "Actually, we're going to name him after that guy over there"? I once had a dad who waited to give the name until he saw the baby's face. Oh, yes? The story is too unlikely, it can only be true. My friend, his anecdote is true. If not, he's a psychopath. I don't want to believe that. He's too nice to be a psychopath. He really fits the profile of people who do this job. He's very calm, very reassuring. His story touched me and my intuition tells me it's Fabien. I'm going to trust my intuition. But now I'm having doubts about you. It's so weird that you say it's Fabien. I agree with him. I'm hesitating between Fabien and Billal. Billal, I've found you out. I saw Squeezie just as Billal came in. His eyes went like this. That's because he had a good vibe. Now I doubt you're trying to hide your buddy. Charles, really, I don't know anyone. I'm lost, I don't know anyone. No, I'm sticking to my gut because then I'll bite my nails. So who are you sticking with? Fabien, but I don't know which one of you 2. It's just not me. It really isn't. You told me the same thing earlier. I say Fabien and Pierre. I agree with you, I think; Of course you agree with him, he's talking nonsense. Yes, Alpine, it makes sense. Why does it make sense? They're not going to put an Alpine engineer here. We work with them, they're at GP Explorer, so you don't know. - That would be weird. - Buddy, I say it's Fabien and Pierre. - Fabien and Pierre. - Fabien and Pierre. On the other hand, our confidence will take a hit. That's for sure. No, but I don't suspect you. I know it's not you. It's just that you suspect me for nothing. Can the impostor, please raise your hand? - Let's go. - Let's go. - No, it's not true, is it? - You need to go to jail. - Your shitty exercise, I knew it. - It sucked. - Both of you are psychopaths, I swear. - You're both mentally ill. - Well, we had fun. - Wait, Billal, what do I do for a living? - I work in a college and I'm a VTC driver. - He's a pal because we've got pals in common. Damn, the casting's good. The production team is great. The guy's so nice, he's a midwife, everything just clicked. Billal, frankly, you're a champion. You made my day. You made me hot. I've been with you from the start, I'm sorry. I'm disgusted. Thank you for coming, thank you for taking the time. Bravo for what you're doing. Fuck, I got 0% today. Zero. You, on the other hand, haven't had your buddy yet. I think it's you now. For this third round, we'll be welcoming flight attendants. - We know all about that. - We can let the first person in. - It's crazy, it's great. - Hello. Hello. Hello. What's your name? I'm Chloé. How old are you? - I'm 26. - So you're a flight attendant? - Flight attendant and purser too. - For how long? I've been a flight attendant since 2018, so it's been 5 years. While you're talking, we're scanning each other at the same time. Excuse us, we're listening. - I've been a cabin attendant for a year. - Which airline? - French Bee. - The French Bee? - Yes, that's right. - What was your last flight? - I just got back from Tahiti. - Oh yes, quite a long flight too. Yes, I got back the day before yesterday. You fly long-haul. What do you do, then? - New York, Miami, San Francisco. - Paris-New York, how long does that take? - 6 or 7 hours. - Paris-Los Angeles, how long? - Between 10 and 11 hours. - Isn't that a bit longer? No. Paris-Montréal, how long? ? Answer quickly. - I have no idea. - Come on, impostor. When a passenger is asleep in his seat, but it's time to eat. - You don't like being woken up much, do you? - You hate being woken up? In my company, meals are paid for. You're flying from Paris to San Francisco, and you don't even give the guy a sandwich? It's not free. It's not free. It's straight to the credit card reader. He wakes up, there's a big credit card machine in front of him and it says pay. In fact, that's what the company's all about. - It's cheaper, right? - That's exactly what it is. Let me ask you something. There's one thing that's always made me feel bad, and that's when you suddenly strap yourself in mid-flight. Yes, turbulence. As soon as I see a stewardess with a slightly tense face, I tell myself it's not going well at all. We're screwed. Sometimes, you have to make funny faces so that they understand that it's serious. - I beg your pardon? - Yes. - You're putting me under a lot of stress. - I'm afraid of flying too. It's more the idea of making him realize that it's a danger for everyone. I'm convinced. I'm convinced. Come on, let's bring in the second flight attendant. - Hello. - No, not at all. Hello. What's your name? - My name's Matéo. - Mathéo, are you a steward? Absolutely, for 3 months. Is this your work clothes or are you going to a wedding? - We weren't allowed to wear work clothes. - What kind of training have you had? I took the CCA, Cabin Crew Attestation. - You sound like a guy who's been practicing. - He wants to prove himself a little too much. What are you learning? There's going to be a lot of first aid, because you need to know how to react in the event of a problem. It helps with the technical aspects of the plane, and so on. Then there's the practical side. Practice is fun, because we have some funny exercises like swimming, and so on. Is this in case you have a water landing? Yes, that's exactly it. It's quite difficult, though. Yeah, it's super difficult. You have to carry someone you don't choose. It could be a guy of 1.80m. - You're trying too hard to help him. - No, we haven't talked about it at all. Which airline do you work for? Vueling. So, we're at Orly in France. You live in Orly? No. I live in the 91. Okay. How's your commute? Not too bad? Awful. It's not horrible, it's close to Orly. It was a trick question. It's always full of people. Chloe, you're being way too defensive about this guy. But it's the truth. Now, either you're best mates, or he's the impostor. That's enough for 2 minutes. How do you handle a medical emergency? For airplane fatalities, for example, we have to turn back. - So, Chloe? - What's he saying? She sent him under the bus. No, all airlines have completely different procedures. - All right, then. - Oh, yes? We're long-haul, we don't turn back. If it's before lunchtime, that's it, buddy, there's no turning back. You'll pay for your sandwich, and then we'll turn around. - We want to make the trip worth your while. - Shall we bring in the third? - Yes, I'm hot. - I'm sailing, I'm lost. - Hello. - No, you're just fucking with us. No, you are. I can tell. - What did I do? - I can tell. - What's your name? - Christopher. - How old are you? - 33. - Is this yours to wear or not? - No, I'm not allowed to take it. - How long have you worked in aviation? - It's been... - It's been a long time. - 8 years. - Which airline do you work for? - Transavia. What are your regular flights? You can fly to the south of France or to Tel Aviv. - How long is the flight to Tel Aviv? - I think it's 4 hours. Here's a crazy question. When I get on an Airbus, when I'm settled in, all of a sudden, it makes this noise. - You know what I mean? - I know what makes that noise. That's what it does. It's really loud. What's going on, buddy? I think there's a crazy engine problem. - I'm flying a Boeing. - You're flying a Boeing? I think what I'm saying is, it's only in Airbus. - What model of Boeing is it? - 737. - What's yours, Chloé? - A350. - Mathéo? - A321. - They're good. - So, for you, normally, there's noise. I've got the noise. I've got it. So what is it? It's usually that noise when you're about to back up. - What does it mean? - I don't know, I'm not a pilot. I don't like this conversation at all, guys. Buddy, I'm so scared, I'm canceling all my vacations. I feel terrible. Question. From time to time, the plane "pisses" at the front. - Pierre, stop doing that. - You see, there's water leaking outside. - Yes, you can see. - What's that? - Condensation. - Chloé, you know everything. You're not allowed to talk anymore. It's over, Chloé. Guys, let's do an activity. I love it when they make the sign to put on the masks. We'll see about that. For this, I think there are no better judges than the 2 of us. We're always on planes. - Yes, you guys have flown a lot. - Nice airport, 2-minute stop. We start with Christopher. We're off. Madam, Sir, we would like to remind you that smoking is prohibited on board, including the use of electronic cigarettes and... - He doesn't move. - I looked up and saw a guy standing still. - It's the end of the day, he's fed up. - He's got it up the ass, buddy. Your electronic devices must be in airplane mode or turned off for takeoff and landing. He made the penguin impression. Any damaged or defective device equipped with a lithium battery must remain switched off during the flight and must not be plugged in or charged on board. Wait, here's the thing. Your seatbelt attaches and detaches this way. - Still, I felt you were in a bit of trouble. - Yes, you did. There are 8 emergency exits: 2 at the front, 4 in the middle and 2 at the rear. A safety manual is located in the pocket. It describes the safety instructions. It's the manual, in fact, because we don't have it. - Yes, we have to show it on both sides. - Chloé, what did we tell you? Mathéo, get over here. Come on, we'll take care of you. Go ahead, Charles. In the event of depressurization, oxygen masks will fall within your reach. Remove your personal mask, then pull on the mask to release the oxygen. Place the mask over your nose and mouth and breathe normally. - Wait, is it normal to put it aside? - They don't put it on. - They don't? - Go ahead, Chloe. In case of landing on the sea, you'll find a life jacket under your seat. Passengers seated in premium class, at the front of the aircraft... - You're not doing anything. - He's got to move too. She wouldn't talk to him like that if he wasn't her buddy. Yes, I think so too. Take your vest and pull it over your head. Pass the straps around your waist and fasten them together. To adjust, pull on the strap. She's made a mistake. If the vest doesn't inflate, blow into the tubes. There's also a light and a whistle to attract attention. Oh no, she knows it. She did it blind anyway. - It looks like she wears it every day. - Yes. If it's Chloé, she's too strong. No, that's impossible. That would be one of the top 3 betrayals of my life. I'm afraid Chloé knows you. Maybe she's just trying to prove a point and we'll exonerate her. I must confess that my success rate today is not great, so I wouldn't recommend relying on what I'm about to say. Normally, it's the guy who's least comfortable and least good at what he does who's the impostor. Keep it simple. Look, Christopher smiles like this. He knows very well. It's true that for me, the opening of Christopher's belt, you weren't confident. In his defense, I don't think it's his company's belt. They're different too. But so is Mathéo. You know Mathéo, it's complicated. It's really complicated. Maybe there's something going on with Mathéo and Charles. - There's a thing. - He's too quiet, he's too quiet. He's very calm. He's my friend, he's always been like that. - You didn't do that, did you? - Do what? - Is he really your friend? - No. Are you sure? You didn't do that, did you, Charles? I just hope, Charles, that you don't make fun of me again. - Chloé and Pierre. - Chloé and Pierre? You're weird. That look. Chloé and Charles. Not at all. It's true you have the complexion of a Monégasque. - Do I? - She doesn't live in Paris. - You've got the Monégasque tan. - You're Chloé. - Charles, no way. - Not at all, not on your life. - Why are you blaming Chloé, buddy? - Yeah, why? We've really got 2 guys in pain and you're blaming Chloé. - It's the same as before. - She's not looking at him? She's not looking at him. Buddy, the last time you said that, I didn't listen and I'm going to listen. No, but you're crazy. Christopher's been looking at you. I'm looking at everyone. No, you're not looking at me. I see you looking at Squeezie. At one point, it's Chloe who's not looking, then it's me, so don't look any further. - Okay, Christopher's counter-offensive. - They're all laughing at us. If you mess with me again, at the next qualification, I'll block you if you pull a stunt like that. It would be crazy if it had an impact on a race. You're not going to do that to me, not twice. There are doubts with all of them. The guy who's very discreet, who you don't see too much, that's imposter behavior. The one who tries too hard is an imposter. The one who is cringe during the tests: impostor. There's every possible scenario in this round, it's terrible. Guys, it's time to vote. Me, guys, I'm going to stick with Chloé and Pierre. The choice is yours. Pierre and Chloé. Christopher and Squeezie. The impostor, please, can you raise your hand? - It's him, it's Matteo. - No ? You were an Olympian, buddy. He was an Olympian. - He was very good. - We just couldn't find his. Fuck. Christopher, I'm sorry I had to throw you under the bus. No problem. You're strong. You were strong. Good for you. Mathéo, what do you do for a living? I'm just a student. I work here. I'm doing an internship at Bump. Frankly, bravo to you. You helped me a lot, Christopher. Frankly, I dedicate this victory to you. Thank you, Christopher. It wasn't fair what they did to you. At the same time, it was very funny. Damn. Thanks a lot. Take care, guys. Thank you, Chloé. Thank you Christopher. Thank you Matteo. - Guys, last round. - Let's go. - I'm hot. - We're going to welcome some CPEs. - Hello. - Hello. Hello. How are you? What's your name? - Fine, I'm Paul. - What does CPE mean? - It means counselor... - Stress is a bit complicated. It stands for conseiller principal d'éducation. I'm sorry, excuse me. - How long have you been doing this? - I've been doing this for 4 years. Are you sick of the students? No, not yet. So far, so good. A little anecdote? It happened to me last week. Friday was the last day of ninth grade. They did a TikTok challenge, it's everything but your bag. Everything but your bag? Yes. Basically, on the last day, all the ninth graders arrived with something other than a schoolbag. Some came with a bucket of mops, for example, or something else. - So there were punishments? - It's the last day, so there's no punishment. No, it's chill. What's the biggest punishment you've ever given a student? The biggest punishment is total exclusion from the school. - Total? - Total, yes. What did he do? Did he not go to class? - No, several firecrackers in the courtyard. - Total exclusion? Just just out of curiosity, what was Bison's number? - I don't know, it was something like this. - That's Bison 3. Now you're talking. Some people have the reference and in front of their screen, they did this. Clearly. I feel like he still has authority over me, even though I'm not 8 anymore. Okay. Do we have any more questions for Paul? I don't think we do. - No. - Can we have the second person, please. - Hello. - Hello. - How's it going? - Very well. - What's your name? - Céline Aviani. - Where are you from? - I'm from the Toulouse region. I was going to say that's a bit of a Toulouse accent. - Yes. - How long have you been a CPE? I'd say I've been a CPE for 5 or 6 years. Why "I'd say"? Don't you have it in your head exactly? - Yes, I think I took the 2017-2018 exam. - What competition? Concours de conseiller principal d'éducation. - Okay. - On the side, I'm a singer. - Really? - Yes, I'm a school counselor and a singer. What's the most severe punishment you've ever given a student? - The disciplinary board. - Who's on the disciplinary board? - That's a good question. - Yes, the head teacher. So the principal? The deputy, the CPE, the parents, the teachers and the student delegates. Do they ever try to save students? Frankly, yes. Even we try. I'm not here to put the students' heads under water. What's the silly thing, not too serious, but that got a student disciplined? Truancy. Normally, you don't get a disciplinary board for absenteeism, but it was to try and give him a bit of a boost. I nearly had one at the time because of the videos. I didn't go to class much and I almost got a disciplinary council. So I've just learned that it was all a sham. Normally, it's more of a threat. I saw the bluff coming, so I continued to be absent. What's the reason for exclusion? When things start to go too far, when there's been an insult to the teacher, when he's endangered someone. When the behavior is really borderline. After that, it also depends on the student's background. - Me I have no doubts. - About the 2? - Yes, about the 2, but really no doubt. - Okay, it's almost suspicious. Completely. Right now, I'm not sure. - We're good, we're credible. - The third person can enter. - Watch your step. - Hello. - Hello. - Hello. - Hello. - What's your name? - Alyssia. - Alyssia, are you a CPE? - Yes. - How long have you been? - 3 years? - How old are you? - I'm 25. - So at 22, you were already a CPE? Yes, I was. Alyssia, who's on the disciplinary board? The principal, deputy principal, parent representatives, teachers and students. - Student delegates, for example? - There are student delegates, yes. - Very good answer. - Superb answer, sublime answer. I'm going to tell you a little anecdote and you're going to tell me what punishment you would have given me. Okay. There was a college mailbox and your password was your date of birth. It just so happened that the class rep was born on the same day as me. I knew that, so I was able to connect to her mailbox. In our schoolboy immaturity, some friends and I sent an email to my maths teacher, with the delegate's profile, obviously, as if we wanted a date. 10 days exclusion for that. - No ? - I swear to God. That's a bit harsh. I'd have given it a day in-house, for example. What does "boarding school" mean? They come to school anyway, and they have work to do from 8am to 6pm. - Céline, what would you have done? - There's identity theft. Yes, that's true. I'd have done what you did, I'd have spent 1 or 2 days in-house. - I think that's too harsh. - I really do. After that, the punishment serves as an example to all the other students. That's true. Have you ever had to punish harassers? Yes. You have to listen to kids who tease and harass and talk to them. Generally, it's an inferiority complex, for example, about grades. The important thing is to support them, to raise awareness, to understand why this kind of behavior occurs. - How are you doing, Pierre? - I'm doing pretty well. Charles came here with a mission: not to find the impostor, but to find out when Pierre is lying. Paul's not so sure. He's certain, my friend, he's on a boat in Monaco, he's a friend of Charles. Go on. Who won the Monaco Grand Prix in 2019? You know, Paul, stop. It's Charles, if you're telling me. No, it's not. Why do you remind me of stuff like that? We're canceling. It can't be his friend. - Okay, let's get to the activity. - Come on, activity. Come on, people. We've been summoned to appear before our respective dean's offices. Who's going with who? Pierre with Alyssia. She's disgusted. She really said no. Guys, you're aiming wide. You've got a problem. - Yes, but every time you say that. - Yes, but every time, it's not me. Before this meeting, I need to give you your correspondence books. Pierre, your little notebook. Charles, your little notebook. Pierre organized a go-kart race in the middle of the night in the school yard. - Go on, then. - Hello. Shouldn't we knock first? That's more like it. - Right away, he's being fucked. - Hello. - Hello, Pierre. - So, what happened? I don't get it. this summons. You don't? You don't understand why you're here? - No. - So for you, everything's normal? Yes, I did a go-kart race. He's a terrible student. I want to smash your face in. Ah You do? Well, maybe you should have thought about it first, because the principal's going to know about this. If he files a complaint, he'll be summoned by the police. - Oh no, not the police. - Yes, he will. Oh no, don't call the police station. When we call the disciplinary board, you won't be laughing so hard. I'm sorry. Are you taking your exams this year? Yes, well, you'll be passing somewhere else, actually. With this, you can go to the disciplinary board and be expelled. She's pissed. So, actually, you might want to think about that a bit first. Ok. I'll call your parents, and we'll get them in touch with the principal. Jean-Jacques will be happy. Jean-Jacques is going to kick your ass, buddy. - Disciplinary board for Monsieur Gasly. - Well done, Alyssia. - Morning, Charles. - Hello. Come on, give me that. Charles, he couldn't possibly have done anything wrong. Look at the way he looks. It's impossible. He's standing like an angel. - What did you do, Charles? - Nothing special. - You haven't done anything special? - No. If you're in my office, is it for nothing? Don't you have an idea, a word you shouted like that in English class? - Yes. - It's coming back to you. Yes, I was asleep, I woke up from a nightmare. And you shouted. I shouted, "Box. Box." Charles, it's been several times since I've had slightly complicated relationships. - I get it now. - Ah You do? Yes, you run a bit fast in the corridors, you push the teachers around a bit. Hold on, I'm being taken apart here, it's not written in my notebook. - It's okay, she's soft. - It's like you're buddies. I know you want to race in Formula 1. You know I'm behind you all the way, but you've got to calm down, Charles. Okay. How do I do this — I call your mom or something? - Yes. - I'll call your mom. - I'll call your mom. - Okay. I'll call your mom and we'll work it out with your mom. That's fine. That's great. - Bravo, that's really great. - I believe it. Me too, because there was understanding for me. - There was even complicity. - It was almost too much. Now it's your turn. Lucas plays Call Of Duty during technology class and breaks the keyboard after losing. - Right? - Probable. - So far, so good. - Knock-knock. - Yes. - Hi Paul, aren't you on your sailboat? Always with the laugh? Yes, always. I'd like to make a career out of it. I got a report from the technology teacher. What happened last week? I was listening to the teacher. At one point, I'm on the computer and something starts up by itself. - He's a great student though. - Are you kidding me? - Yes. - Please calm down a bit. I'm sorry. All right, here we go. You know what's gonna happen? I'm gonna have to call your mother, send her the bill for the keyboard. You think your mom's gonna be happy about that? - No. - I'm with them. - Me too, it's crazy. - Honestly, this is the last time. Here's your notebook back. Thank you so much for this. I'm really sorry about this. Thank you, Monsieur Paul. Magnifique. Frankly, I'm going to play more Call Of Duty more often in my technology classes. - Apparently, it works. - Yes, it does. Guys, it's very difficult. I'm going to stick with my hunch: Paul the Monégasque, who is therefore in league with the other Monégasque in this room, Charles. - Absolutely not. - Paul's a bit of a Pierre vibe. Oh, yes? That's very true, but so is Alyssia. I feel there's something going on with Pierre. - I've been told off a lot. - In truth, Alyssia wasn't bad at all. When I said Jean-Jacques, she laughed a lot. - It made me laugh, that's all. - No, it's not that funny. - There was the context and all that. - Do you like Jean-Jacques? - I'm crazy about him. - Alyssia and Pierre. Buddy, you're crazy. You've managed to take Paul out of the equation. - No. - You're completely confusing us. No. I saw the cleft. It's in your head. It's in your head. It goes like this: "Squeezie, I fucked him good. I'm going out with a bang." It's horrible. I'm torn between Alyssia's reaction or Paul's vibe. Paul really tried to do the right CPE, but I think you have the vibe of a guy who's either close to Pierre or a Monégasque. Either way, it's Paul. Now, which of these 2 drivers is lying? You are. It's him. He's getting on my nerves, I can see it in his eyes. - Oh, yeah? - Yes. I don't want to tell you it's you, but you're messing with my head. You're so intense, you're so direct, it's not normal. - You think it's me? - I don't know why you're so aggressive. Because I'm afraid it's me, Alyssia. She won't look him in the eye, Alyssia. No, not that again. Stop, I don't want to hear this anymore. Every time. Squeezie, we make a deal, you say Paul and Pierre and I say Alicia and Pierre. He absolutely wants to cover the web to fuck you. Yes, that's the point. It's not about finding the impostor, it's about screwing me. Wait, I want to hear Pierre's vote because that's the most important one. - Tell us a little, Pierre. - I'm going to say Paulo. - Wait, is his name Paul or Paulo? - Paul. Paul and Paulo, it's all the same, man. I think I'll say Paul and Squeezie. We know it's Pierre. Charles, we know it's Pierre. - We know it's Pierre. - Do you believe in Paul or Alyssia anymore? You guys are nuts. Wait, excuse us, we're having a very intimate moment. Intimate, I see. You're both brainwashing each other. I don't know who the psychopath is between you 2. He's realized that Paul is dead. So he's forced to send him under the bus and says me instead of you, so that you'll go after me instead of him. Exactly. It's Paul and Pierre. It's Paul and Pierre. Is that decided? It's decided. Would the impostor please raise his hand? He's the impostor. Yes, it's me. And it's Pierre. Yes, man, we fucked him. - The guy: "Tell me, what's a CPE?" - Yes, that's right. We forgot about that. Then you made up for it. You were a genius. - Yes, I made up for it. - That's such a buddy vibe. You won me the round, buddy. What do you do for a living, then, Paul? I work in construction. You work in construction? That's got nothing to do with it. - I'm too burned out. - Paulo, Paulo. It's tough when you have to defend your buddy. You had him on the radar. He had the references anyway. It was really good. On the other hand, he knew the CPEs. He spent a lot of time there. Ah yes, you know them well? Thank you so much for coming. Thank you very much, take care and see you soon, folks. Thanks for taking the time for us. This is the end of the video. It's unbelievable. Incredible. We need to do a longer format than this. I'll stay from 8 in the morning until 6 at night. Definitely. You were strong. You were very strong, guys. Well done, guys. Thank you for coming, thank you for taking the time. It was a real pleasure to shoot this with you. We can find you on the track, we can find you on your networks, of course. It's all there in the description, etc. Take care, friends. Good luck, give it your all and thank you for watching. Ciao. - Ciao. - Box.