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Letting UBER DRIVERS Decide What I EAT for 24 HOURS!!

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Brian Awadis just handed the keys to his stomach over to total strangers behind the wheel.

FaZe Rug built his channel on stunts that hand off control to random people, and this one goes further than most: for a full 24 hours, every meal on his plate gets picked by whichever Uber driver happens to be behind the wheel. No menus, no personal cravings, no veto power — just whatever the driver says goes.

Instead of running the tired “order what the person in front of you orders” bit that’s flooded drive-thru challenge videos for years, Awadis flips the format by asking his actual drivers for recommendations. Breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks all get outsourced to whoever’s driving that leg of the day, and each one gets a cash tip as a thank-you once the ride ends.

• FaZe Rug (Brian Awadis) lets Uber drivers — not fellow drive-thru customers — choose every meal across a full 24-hour stretch.
• Drivers pick specific restaurants and dishes for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks throughout the day.
• Each driver who participates gets surprised with a tip or cash reward at the end of their trip.

A Twist on a Worn-Out Format

The “let someone else pick your food” challenge has been done to death on YouTube, usually with a stranger in the next lane calling the shots at a drive-thru window. Awadis swaps that setup for something with actual conversation built in — he’s stuck in a car with the person making the decision, which means he can ask questions, get a story behind the recommendation, and actually hear why a driver is steering him toward a specific spot instead of just watching a stranger’s order pop up on a screen.

That structure also stretches the challenge past fast food. Rideshare drivers cover ground all over a city, so the picks range from strip-mall staples to spots Awadis likely never would have found scrolling a delivery app on his own.

Tipping as Part of the Bit

The cash surprise at the end of each ride isn’t just a nice gesture tacked on for goodwill — it’s baked into the format of the video itself. Every driver who hands over a recommendation gets rewarded once the trip wraps, turning what could’ve been a one-sided favor into a two-way exchange.

Four meals, zero menus, and a cash tip waiting in the back seat for every driver who calls the shots.

That small twist gives the video a different feel than the usual prank-adjacent challenge content. Fans of Awadis’s channel already know his 24-hour format from other stunts — the same all-day structure that powered videos like WORKING OUT FOR 24 HOURS STRAIGHT!! — and this one applies that same clock-running gimmick to food instead of fitness.

Format Ensures Continued Operational Success

Handing decision-making to strangers is a reliable engine for this kind of content because the outcome is genuinely unscripted. Awadis doesn’t know if a driver is going to send him to a taco stand or a frozen yogurt counter, and that unpredictability is the entire appeal — it’s the same reason oversized stunt videos like World’s Largest Challenge! keep pulling views, because viewers are watching to see how someone reacts in real time to a situation they can’t control.

Splitting the day into four separate rounds of decisions — breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks — also keeps the pacing tight instead of dragging out one long stretch of eating, giving each driver their own mini-segment inside the bigger 24-hour frame.

By the time the last tip gets handed over and the day’s final meal is in the books, the format has done what it set out to do: turn a handful of random Uber rides into an entire day’s menu, with Awadis along for whatever comes next out of the driver’s mouth.