For the most part, this is undetermined, but we're leaning on the side of no.

Chase is an average person, just like you—you may pass one another in public, but you may not even realize it. And what are the chances you'd full on meet someone you only crossed paths with once?

Likely you'd only meet if you were connected to his life or one of the other egos, or even Sean McLoughlin himself. Otherwise, the likelihood that the two of you would miraculously cross paths is extremely low.

Should you meet Chase Brody, and it isn't just a passing-a-stranger-for-a-fleeting-moment type of interaction, you will be fooled at first. Not like he has some deep dark secret, or that he isn't who he says he is—it's that he doesn't want others to get involved in his own issues.

Chances are, if you do ever meet Chase, it'll be by random chance. Not that either one of you will care.

Chase is friendly and likes to be positive in front of others, so the two of you should get along. He'll bring up his channel, Bro Average, and may even show you some videos. You'll smile at his excitement whenever he makes a shot and you'll think that you could see yourself being friends with him.

As you keep watching the videos, you'll notice sections that aren't supposed to be there: Chase, turned away from the camera, on the phone. He'll seem upset. You'll want to ask about it it, but he'll rush to change the subject.

This is the first time you'll realize there's something about him he doesn't want to share. You'll already have an idea of what it is, and you won't ask about it.

The two of you will head into a cafe and get drinks, and sit down. As the two of you talk more, you'll start noticing that he doesn't like talking about his personal life much. The only personal information you'll get out of him is that his birthday is April 11th. You know he won't answer any personal questions, so you don't ask.

Chase will have to go take a call at some point. When he's gone, you'll look up his channel on your phone again and watch the videos. Going back again, you'll realize the person he's talking to on the phone is his wife, Stacy. You'll get a better understanding of the issues that Chase is hiding.

You'll close out of the YouTube app just in time: Chase will sit back down. In the conversation that follows, you share more than he does. You will begin to notice that his smile seems more forced, and his eyes seem dull.

You ask about his channel, and if he's gonna record any vlogs soon. Chase seems to perk up at the topic—not by a lot, but you'll notice it. You'll feel a little better seeing it.

Chase will go on about Bro Average for a while, or until you stop him. The meeting will only end until you have to go, or Chase gets distracted or spooked. By what, you'll never find out. It's not important that you do. Chase will leave, but before he does you'll promise to follow Bro Average and keep in touch. He'll smile and thank you.

Then he'll leave, and you'll make a promise to yourself to make sure you don't let him down.