and this is the WIRED Autocomplete Interview.
\n\nMy real name is Benjamin Paul Schneider.
\n\nSo everyone trying to steal my identity,
\n\nReckless Ben came from, I don't know,
\n\nI think I was setting up a slackline.
\n\nAnd then they all started calling me Reckless Ben.
\n\nAnd it was way before I started YouTube,
\n\nand so I just changed my Instagram name to Reckless Ben.
\n\nPeople just started saying it, I guess.
\n\nWhat is the Reckless Ben Lego scandal?
\n\nIt kind of became one of the biggest stories
\n\nSo this fan emailed me a couple months ago
\n\nand said, Hey, my dad put his life savings
\n\nIt's actually the biggest Star Wars Lego collection
\n\nAnd it got stolen by a company called Bricks & Minifigs.
\n\nWe've tried asking for it back politely,
\n\nand they're just evil and they won't give it back.
\n\nHe kind of seemed like the most evil person in the world
\n\nusing all these legal loopholes for evil.
\n\nWell, I can use legal loopholes for good.
\n\nWe were both using our legal loopholes
\n\nagainst each other, and it's still going on.
\n\nThat is the Reckless Ben Lego scandal.
\n\nI just was trying to do all these crazy flips
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