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At the start of the millennium, four young American men in America came up with an idea for a new tv show. Following in the footsteps of Jack Ass and Dirty Sanchez, shows that featured groups of men doing crazy and controversial stunts, they wanted to take this type of programming to the next level. Their show made millions of dollars in revenue and their DVD’s sold in the hundreds of thousands. But the physical and emotional damage this show inflicted on some of the most vulnerable members of ...