Tyler Oakley, Korey Kuhl: 'Amazing Race' Taught Us 'Never To Give Up'

Out YouTube stars Tyler Oakley and Korey Kuhl on Tuesday discussed their experience on CBS's The Amazing Race.

The 28^th season of the reality competition wraps on Friday with Oakley and Kuhl among the three final teams.

The best friends, who together co-host the popular podcast Psychobabble, are attempting to become the first gay team to win the $1 million prize since married couple Josh Kilmer-Purcell and Brent Ridge won the show's 21^st season in 2012.

(Related: Josh Kilmer-Purcell, Brent Ridge win Amazing Race.)

In a video titled Did We Win A Million Dollars?!, Oakley and Kuhl answered questions from viewers.

“After being on TAR, what life lessons have you taken that you will pass down to your kids?” Michael Jenks (@Mjenks1) asked on Twitter.

“Just like never give up on something,” Kuhl answered and Oakley agreed.

“If there's a lesson I can pass on as we approach generations that are more dependent on technology, I feel like I wish my kids freedom to unplug,” Oakley said.

“Everyone deserves a month break from technology,” Kuhl said.

Kuhl and Oakley added that if asked they would return to compete in another season of The Amazing Race.