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I have fully done things around the home that I think look good and then a bang in the night and I wake up to a shelf collapsing, a painting falling off the wall. Like it, I've seen it all go south. I own a home and I can tell you, I know how much work it can take. Whether it's everyday maintenance and repairs or making dream projects a reality, it can be hard just to know where to start. But now all you need to do is Angie that and find a skilled local pro who will deliver the quality and expertise you need.
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because when it comes to getting the most out of your home, you can do this when you Angie that. Download the free Angie mobile app today or visit Angie.com. That's A-N-G-I dot com. All right, let's talk about some juicy stuff. This is boys only. Welcome back to the longest hiatus we've had of this podcast studio. A boys only podcast. How long has it been since we've been here? For sure a month. That's weird. I
I'd say no more than that. It feels good to be home. I was over at the pub earlier today and like people were like, Hey, where you been? Really? Everyone was wondering. Cause you went, you went sober, right? For sober for a month. Cause I was on the road. Yep. Yep. Uh, you, you quit drinking at home. Exactly. Cause we were on the road. Exactly. CJ, CJ keeps telling us like, yeah, ever since I quit drinking and I'm like, you didn't quit drinking. And he's like, well at home, but,
But he left. That's pretty... That's pretty God for the last month. You're cutting it in half. That's damn near quitting. No, it feels good to be back, though. Appreciate all the support on the last couple podcasts with the guest, but...
Something feels good about the boys only. Sometimes you can't beat a good old boys only podcast, you know. I think we do it well. Oh, 100%. I hate to toot our own horn, but I think when we get... What are you doing? Ken, what the fuck are you doing? Ken, are you already bored? Ken! What are you doing, bro? Ken hadn't had to be Jamie for three weeks and completely forgot how. Ken! I'm trying to get the ad, John, before... Okay, okay. Ryan already hit the ads.
Speaking of, no, just kidding. Dude, last night, I'm not going to lie to you guys. I'm feeling it from our celebration last night. Oh, hungover? Yeah. But you got to admit, last night you were also feeling it. Last night I was feeling it too. We hit 2 million subscribers yesterday and we went out and we celebrated it. It was so great. We were out filming in the field. That was already fun in itself and we didn't really have a plan which almost made it.
More fun. And then we hit 2 million as we're out, like, water skipping the snowmobiles. And we were just like, this is so awesome. Oh, really? The celebration started. You thought that? Yeah. I couldn't have felt more opposite of, like, hitting a million was, like, one of the greatest moments of my life. And hitting 2 million, almost... I wasn't let down, but...
I felt nothing. What did you expect to happen? I agree. It was one of those things. It's like it didn't change anything. Well, I mean, it never does change anything. That's true. That's true. I think 1 million was such a mile marker.
milestone thank you so i'm just saying thank you a milestone i that felt wrong saying one of those green mile markers one million one million um and obviously two two is an extremely uh i don't know if i'd say prestigious achievement but a lot less people hit two million than one million um so i'm super proud of us and i said we're the first
YouTube channel we're not the first YouTube channel to hit 2 million, but we are the first YouTube channel and corn rots hit 2 million Yep, and we should be damn proud of that. I agree, but I mean dude yesterday was like I'm never gonna forget yesterday I don't know why it was just like fun from wake up until sleep we Celebrated but but we worked we filmed what we do. How do we celebrate?
Just got wicked drunk. Took out that new sprinter. We celebrated the only way we know how. It was a sneaky celebration, too, because I don't think we really had those intentions, which is sometimes the greatest times. No, I was saying that. I did not. I wanted to go home fairly early, get some sleep. It's been a busy week. And then I had three margaritas at dinner, and then things changed. And next thing you know, me and Ryan are sleeping at the shop in the guest room. There's two beds.
Chill. There's two beds. But, yeah, it's been a while since we crashed out at the shop like that. And then Mike was pretty pissed, actually, because we took his bed. I was wondering about that. Yeah, I was. Did you wake up when I went in there? No. It was just so funny because I was like, eh.
I was like, ah, dude, I'm super tired. I got to get to bed. And then I, like, go to rip the covers off, you know, and hop in, and I, like, grab Ben's ankle, and then he's like, mm. And I was like, whoa, there are two people in here? All right. Mike, why don't you go home? It's too far. You live, like, under 15 minutes from here. It's like a 12-minute drive. 12 to 15, depending on how fast you drive?
So far. So Mike just pretty much lives at the shop. Yeah. When is the last time that you spent a night at your home? Like a month ago. No way. Before the RV trip. Of course, I've gone. But like every morning I come here to work and Mike's Bronco is here. I go, oh, wow. Mike's here early. And I go, no, he's just here late. He's just here late.
You can't really complain about sleeping on the couch, though, because I walk in here all the time when you're the only one that stayed here and you'll be sleeping on the couch. Yeah, I'd say before, but, like, I haven't slept on... No blankets, just clothes on. I haven't slept on the couch in, like, a couple, three months, probably. When's the last time you, like...
properly got ready for bed. Like you, you know, like didn't just go and crash with all your clothes on that you wore the whole day. I don't know. Like every time I go to Sydney's, I guess. Okay. Super properly. So a couple of days ago, super properly, super properly, like put the jammy pants on. Really? Yeah. You sleep in jammies. I don't, I don't know. I'd never been a big pajama guy. Like they're overrated. It's super hot. Obviously you can't, but like, yeah, I've worn pajama pants like most of my life. It's weird. Really? Yeah.
It's really weird. Dude, you know, I can picture Mike walking around high school wearing pajama pants. No, never, never. Hardly even sweatpants. No, get out of here with that. You can't wear pajama pants in public. Obviously you can if you want, but like it's not a good look.
The Danny Duncan. Yeah. He pulls it off pretty well. Obviously, he made it his signature. But yeah, I'm a pretty big advocate for that. Try to wear jeans and khakis and shit. Dude, honestly, I agree with what you're saying, though. I never would really wear sweatpants. I still don't because I don't feel like I'm like...
prepared for the day then you don't feel like you got ready yeah you don't feel like you're in you know go mode you just feel like you're laying around being lazy you know i was just just telling ryan about this there's such a difference now that you can get like joggers that are like premium let's say you buy some lululemon high quality joggers they they don't look like sweatpants yeah or true classic
um but then so like ken has a lot of lulu pants they're nice they're still super comfy and he looks ready to go normal and then yesterday you were wearing the the army green sweatpants that we have just some joggers uh and a nice comfy size and i'm like damn ken is lounging today like just he was lounging until next thing i know he's standing on top of the suburban smashing in the windshield with a skateboard on him
Yeah, Ken, you went wild yesterday, bro. Who has the iPhone video of that? I do. Can you just pop that up? Can we play that and react to it? It's so funny. Well, Ken was all liquored up last night.
Oh my goodness. Now Ken's calling the cops. Ken, Ken, what are you doing? The worst part is that if it goes through and you hang up, they still have to like call you back to be like, yo. No, you have to stay on. I did this one time. You have to stay on and then say, hey, I'm sorry. I called you on accident. And they still take your information down and everything. Yeah, sometimes they do. Oh, I got in big trouble one day this winter. I was driving to...
I was driving to Alondra's apartment in DL and there was this like big storm. It was kind of like an ice storm in the fall and a power line came down and was sparking on the ground. It was lighting the field on fire. It was crazy. And I would go, you know what? I should be a good Samaritan and call the police and let them know that there is an arcing power line in a field right now. So I call and I put you through to the fire. They put me through. I explained the whole deal and they were like, great. Thank you. Have a good night.
Then about five, 10 minutes later, my mom texted me and goes, Hey, what's going on? And I thought she was just texting me to be like, what's up? How's your night? So I ignored her. And then she texted me again and was like, you know, kind of like prodding was like,
What are you up to? And I ignored her again because I didn't see my phone. And then she called me and she was like, are you okay? Because it notified because I'm on my parents' phone bill. Yeah, yeah. Apparently it notifies my mom when I call the police. It says like your 911 receipt. So she thought that we were in trouble. Yeah, of course. Really? Yeah. Oh, I'd imagine she was probably pretty concerned. Yeah. And but I told her, I was like, listen, if you want to know if I'm alive, you got to come in with a better question than, hey, what's up?
That is pretty casual, but that also shows that she probably wasn't that surprised. 9 o'clock on a Tuesday. All right, so last night Ken was all liquored up. The rest of us were trying to get work done, but he was just, I mean, he'd been drinking all day. I think I had the second fewest drinks behind Mike. He had been drinking all day long, and he was just two sheets of the wind. So let me see if I can pull this up.
I would like to take this moment to say thank you to everybody who's been watching this podcast. And if you are new or are not, please subscribe. I thought you were about to hit us with an ad. 1% of this podcast is an ad. And I have to do it. I have to pay the bills. Ken keeps wrecking shit just like this with this video we're about to see. Dude, I love that. Ryan genuinely is paying the bills with these ads. Yeah, I appreciate that, Ryan. And I'm taking the heat for it, too. I don't think you get that much hate. If it was me or CJ doing it, man, the comments would be fired up.
No, they would be too. Yeah, they do kind of get after us for doing it. It's hard because you guys can't read. That does make it difficult. They should be happy for us. Two years ago when we hit a million subscribers, our family threw this celebration party for us. And there was like, you know,
Plastic chairs and tables. And then they got like this custom 1 million cake made. And after everyone left, we were celebrating. And we pretty much destroyed the entire shop. We smashed all the chairs. Body slamming through the tables. You know, celebrating a million. As we do. As we do. And as I'm... We're all drunk. I would like to think pretty on par, right? Yeah. So this year...
When two million hit, we were like, damn, how are we going to top that? Well, progressively got a little bit more and more chaotic throughout the night. And it ended with this. Now play the video. Can you sweatpants? They are comfy. I got to give them that. Yeah. Yeah. See boys tv.com, man, dude.
The one... There's so many things to smash a windshield with in the shop, and then you guys grab my skateboard, which I really didn't care about. Boy, why is Evan all wet? He's sweating. You guys are watching cops. Ben trying to kick up both the headlights. I think everyone was completely delirious. We were having a lot of fun. So if we hit 3 million subscribers...
When? Yeah, yeah, yeah. No, we're going to, but if we hit it this year, but I think just in general, when we hit 3 million, we're going to buy a house and destroy the house. Okay, that... I said that as a joke. You show up to celebrate it. And that should stay a joke. And we just can... Like, you know, we're celebrating, and then all of a sudden, wrecking the house. And then...
started on fire and leave. I don't think that should be a joke. I think we should actually do that. Well, Mark's farmhouse comes to mind. Break it down. Like on the land, Mark's farm where we go run the mowers and ran over the swing set, he has a house that has good bones, but it's pretty trashed. It's not livable at all. That's what I imagine. You just go in there. I think that house just needs a little TLC. I don't think it's like just check it out and just like, all right, this is the house we're going to destroy. It needs a new roof.
It's a new roof. It got a new roof. Oh, okay. But I mean, more of a, more of a, yeah. Okay. Let's break his house. This thing is garbage. So since this isn't a joke, what do you have in mind? Like an actual, like half burned, abandoned house? Yeah.
I was thinking like a nice brand new house in a neighborhood. Oh. Yeah, I definitely think it should be in a neighborhood. I'm so confused because I just said Mark's house was like kind of like worth maybe that would be like the type of house you'd want to destroy for what our idea is. I don't want to destroy my friend's house. Well, I get it, but something similar. You guys love destroying Mark's farm.
I mow his lawn there. Yeah, dude. I took down the swing set that he wanted removed. Mark checks his security cameras, and it was Ken who body slammed the barn, and that's why I fell down. Yeah, Mark's whole shed blew down and blew into the tent's camper and his pontoon. Dude, and we were going to keep a bunch of stuff there. Yeah, you're right. And, man, yeah, that could be bad. Well, to be fair, though, it would have been like the shambo. So we wouldn't have been out much. The shambo and the limo. Yeah.
It would have been fine. Yeah. No, I think that's a great idea, though. I think it's such a good idea. And I look forward to hitting $3 million. So, yeah, stay tuned for that. I can't promise we're going to do that. I'm in. I think we should. You know how much a house costs, Ben? Clearly not.
We'll still have the land afterwards. I know of a house, and one of us already owns it. It's in Detroit Lakes. It's pretty old. My rental house. I have to evict my tenants. Yeah, your rental house. We could do that. We could. I would love that, actually. Because then we have to buy from you? Yeah. It'd be like Ryan and his Hummer.
Ryan's like, what if we're about three minutes? What if we celebrated my Hummer? Like, guys, you know what would be a good video bit if we destroyed my Hummer? You guys already do. It's not destroyed. Well, you broke my door handle. The handle was broken already. You had a replacement door handle in the back seat. Ryan, just face it. You're driving that Hummer probably for the rest of your life.
Okay, that is a funny picture. Oh, I mean, yeah, like you could replace some parts on it, but I'm just picturing, yeah. He's hated it since the second day he owned it. He has to drive it for the rest of his life. Oh. Fuck. I might need an engine swap. This sounds bad, but like what if you actually, the three cars that you own right now, you had to drive for the rest of your life? Pfft.
You hate all of them. There's tough things about all of them that I don't want you to just take over on. You can admit. The suspension in the ZL1, other than that, the ZL1, sorry. And then the Cabriolet is so fun, but it's so rough around the edges. And then the Hummer, honestly, we have destroyed it. Bro, you can hear that thing ticking before you see it. It's coming down the road again. The Hummer and the Cabriolet, though.
I think I want to sample some of the cabriolet noises when it starts for like some EDM music because it makes some funny sounds. Wait, which one? I got to ask you, man. Out of your three vehicles, which one's your favorite? Dude, I don't really have a favorite. How do you have three vehicles and you hate all of them?
Like, how do you end up like that? Most people have one vehicle, but you manage to get three that you don't like. How do you manage to put yourself in that position? Dude, I don't know. Maybe I'm just not good with cars. Dude, but riddle me this. It's pretty much everything you buy. The stand-up jet ski. Mm-hmm. Yeah. Go on. Go on. I guess I'm blanking. You guys got anything? Yeah, honestly.
Honestly, it just might be that I'm hard on shit. I'm just glad you guys haven't talked him back into going to his F-150 again. Realistically, it's all been downhill ever since you sold your TC. Oh, shit. No, you had your TRX. That TRX was sick. TRX was good. What do you mean? He had some dope vehicles, but he had to get rid of them because they were too cool.
I didn't feel right. That imposter syndrome. I forgot about both those. Well, all of my cars are great in theory. I just didn't buy the right ones. Yeah. Honestly, Ryan, please don't change. Yeah.
That is pretty funny. You putting yourself in these positions makes amazing content. Today's episode is brought to you by Angie. Angie has made it easier than ever to connect with skilled professionals to get all your jobs and projects done well. Let me tell you, there's the version of it where you try to do something at home and then there's a version of it where you have someone help you, you watch them do it the right way and you go, thank God I didn't try to do that myself.
I have fully done things around the home that I think look good and then a bang in the night and I wake up to a shelf collapsing, a painting falling off the wall. Like it, I've seen it all go south. I own a home and I can tell you, I know how much work it can take. Whether it's everyday maintenance and repairs or making dream projects a reality, it can be hard just to know where to start. But now all you need to do is Angie that and find a skilled local pro who will deliver the quality and expertise you need.
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but I'm so scared to try that on my own. Angie has 20 years of home experience and they've combined it with new tools to simplify the whole process. Bring them your project online or with the Angie app. Answer a few questions and Angie can handle the rest from start to finish or help you compare quotes from multiple pros and connect instantly, which means you can take care of any home project in just a few taps.
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from plumbing to electrical, roof repair to deck upgrades. So leave it to the pros who will get your jobs done well. Hire high-quality certified pros at Angie.com. So can I hear this story now about what happened when you went to the storage unit to go take your Camaro for a joyride on Easter with Alondra?
You were saying it was a whole disaster. Oh, God. So just to give a little context to the listeners, Ryan obviously does not like driving his Hummer. And that's really the only vehicle he has that he can drive in the winter. So he'll sometimes drive the company truck, but the Hummer or his girlfriend's Impala. And he's just been talking since winter even started. Man, I can't wait to...
Get my Camaro out and just drive that thing. I want to drive that thing, man. I just want to drive that thing. He forgot that he hated it. No, I...
Basically, since January, it's all I've been looking forward to. I'm just like, can't wait for spring to come and finally get to take my car out. And then we got the longest spring or winter. Ryan, you must be so angry driving that home. He got all eager and goes out over to take it out on Easter because he was going to drive 45 minutes to go do his thing with his mom and he had your girlfriend with. So I get to the storage unit and my car was the first one in there. So it's in the back corner behind Ben's car.
and boxed in by cj's boat so i have to move the sema truck cj's boat and ben's car possibly i go okay well i don't really want to move ben's car i'm going to move cj's boat so i start pulling the boat out but our storage unit has so much snow around it i couldn't pull the boat all the way out of the storage unit because like i couldn't make the corner
So I pulled the boat out and then I wedged my Camaro like back and forth a hundred times and get it out beside the boat, clear the boat. And then I backed the boat back into the corner. And then I had to like move jet skis and shimmy around. I spent like two and a half hours. Oh,
digging my Camaro up. And Alondra was just sitting there? No, I went and did this before. Oh, okay. Just because I was trying to get a little preparation, right? I'm also just picturing had she been there. I think girls would be like, see, this is the thing with boys. What is he doing shimming his car around like this? Yeah, she's at home waiting for me. She's like, when are you coming home? I'm like, I'll be home in 45 minutes. And like two hours later, I'm still working on this. So I'm
I'm kind of in a hurry, but I'm really not trying to mess up CJ's boat, CJ's GTR, or Ben's car, like any of that.
And, god damn, this is so dumb. I haven't told you guys this. So, I'm backing the boat in. And I go back into the storage unit. And I go, all right, I'm pretty close, I think, to Ben's car. So, I better get out and look. Manual check. Manual check, exactly, because I'm alone. Completely blackout and forget to put the truck in park. Classic. So...
With my boat attached. With CJ's boat attached. So I hop out of the truck and the truck starts moving behind me back into the storage unit with all the cars around. I like scrambled through the snow, jumped back up in the SEMA truck, hit the brake with my hand. Thankfully didn't hit the gas, which would have floored it in reverse through the building.
And then hit the brake and then threw it in park. You had a hard time explaining that one, that it wasn't on purpose, though, you know? Exactly. Dude, I'm thinking like the SEMA truck that you were using, right, has power running boards. If there would have been like a malfunction or had they just decided to tuck up at that moment. Or if the door had like locked when it shut. You'd have been screwed. But after that.
I stopped, walked over, turned the truck off, and just sat in the garage and was just like, I don't know.
How I got so lucky. I don't know what I did to deserve not wrecking everything there. Like, I'm the biggest idiot. You ever had one of those moments? Where you sit and reflect and you're just like, man, I am so fucking dumb. It's pretty much every decision I make. It's like one of those moments where you're just like, I don't know what, but I got to change something. I know. I got to do something about this. I can't keep doing this. And so, long story short, I...
We go over there on Easter Sunday. Alondra's with me. I'm all excited. You know, I'm just stoked. I finally get to drive my car. We leave the parking lot. It gets stuck in the snow because there's snow everywhere. We pull it out. And by about Pelican Rapids, 15 minutes away, I already wanted to turn around and bring it back because it rides so fucking rough. Like, it's not bad when you're just, like, with yourself, like, you know, cruising around, spiritedly driving. When you're trying to, like, you know, be with your girlfriend and just, like, have a nice time,
two-hour drive down the highway. It's just riding a two-by-four. And it's just like you're riding in a lumber wagon, dude. And she's like drinking water. She spilled water on herself because the bumps were so bad. And I was like, oh, fuck. And you could just tell she was trying to be supportive because she knew it meant a lot to me. But she was just happy she wasn't in the Hummer. She just got done with a long winter. She was like, thank God we are not in the Hummer. She's just trying to drink her water.
So yeah, then anyway, we go to Easter. We go back. Literally on the way back, I got a freaking, I had like a headache. I was like pulling it back into storage. I was like, God, I can't wait to park this. It's only such a bitch and I'm sorry. I'm really not. I do like it. This poor guy and his vehicle. It's fine.
Maybe I'm the problem. I don't know. So anyway, I'm trying to wedge it back in between Mike's car and CJ's car, and I'm so focused on not hitting either of those. I'm like slowly backing up, and I'm focused on this corner, and I just backed it right into the wall. No. Yeah. I just heard this like. Your Camaro? Just this like crunch. No. Yeah. Did it mess it up? No, it was fine. Oh.
But like, imagine I've gone through this whole day, this whole like 24 hours of dealing with this. And I'm just like, all right, park it. It's all done. You know, we'll back to normal. List it for sale again. List it for sale. Clean this bitch up and get it on Facebook marketplace. And I come around the corner and just back it up. And I just, I like put it in park and put my head down. And that was another moment. I was like, God, I'm so fucking dumb. I don't know what to do with myself. It's amazing. It's amazing.
that we have such a hard time selling our vehicles. Who would have thought, dude?
We speak so highly of them on the internet. I'm having a hard time selling my boat, my jet ski. We don't have deals where we're like, yeah, we actually flipped it for 500 extra bucks. That will never happen to us. It will always be for less. Yeah, it's like, oh yeah, I bought the car and then put new tires on it. Made 1,500 bucks. I'm like, man, that must be so nice. I literally just end up scrapping mine. That's what I mean.
Brian's vehicles need a whole new motor and transmission. Scrapping.
I don't know. Yeah. You end up getting out of what you paid for it. Kind of. No, I just got scrap was up. So I think honestly, the people are buying less stuff now, though, because like the loan prices or whatever, like the rate. So like just people are buying less. So now we're stuck with all this shit. Shit. Unless.
You sell it for the right price. And the right price is way less than it's worth. Yeah, I was talking to my dad and he was like, yeah, what car are you going to get for the summer? And I was like, I'll probably just keep driving the Hummer. He goes, okay, well, just...
Let me know, and I'm going to buy another one of these mats because your car has been staining the garage floor. Oh, no. Because it leaks brake fluid and oil. He's like, can you not park in the garage? Can you park at the end of the driveway on the gravel so you don't keep oil staining the driveway? You know what's nice, though, Ryan, is if you don't park in the garage, maybe it leaves an open stall for Mike so Mike doesn't have to take Randy's garage spot.
Maybe. Dude, we were sitting in Florida with Ryan's dad, Randy, and I don't know how it got brought up, but he was like, yeah, you know, I don't mind. I love having Mike and Alondra around. Yeah, sometimes I'll come home and Mike will be parked in my garage stall. That's very rare. Very rare? Yeah.
I guess. Why? I don't know. Can you imagine coming home after a long day at work and your daughter's boyfriend is parked in your stall? If you don't eat a garage, I'd be like, what is going on? He opens up and you see Mike's fucking Bronco sitting in your garage stall. In your house. His garage door is made of windows. He doesn't need to open it up to find out.
He pulls in and he sees it. He's pulling up the driveway. I've never made an executive decision to be like, I'm parking in here today. He opens up his room to his door and Mike's sleeping. Mike's sleeping in his bed or shitting on his toilet in his room. Disrespectful. I don't know. I feel like you already crossed the line a little bit parking in his spot. Yeah, I guess.
It's a good thing Randy's nice because honestly, I think if I came home and let's hypothetically say I had a daughter and her boyfriend parked in my garage spot and he was already over, I'd be like,
I would literally hop in and, like, move it. I don't even know what I'd do. It would just be like... But I think if you were that dad or Randy gave me, like, a talking to, I'd be like, yeah, like, my bad. You know, didn't think you'd be home. What about the last thing you'd expect to have to talk to your daughter's boyfriend? Hey, you got to quit parking in my garage spot. I mean, dude, when he... Yeah, this is my house, buddy.
He's gone more than he's... He's probably there 40% of his time. So keep that in mind. Let's be realistic here. Still is garage tall. Still is garage tall. That I was told by someone who lived there that he would not be there. I know. It's just funny.
But yeah, at the end of the day, I feel it. Yeah, if he's just like, come on. It's my gosh, though. That's going to happen to Mike now when he's older. But I'll be chill about it. Yeah, you'd do the same thing. Mike still will sleep on the couch. He'll have a family and a house. I think I was like, Evan slept there 30 days. He's like, it's too far. It's too far. 10 minutes down the road.
Dude, that probably will happen to me. I'll build a house and then I'll just live there. Mike, I often think about what's going to happen if you have kids one day. You know damn well they're going to be calling Uncle Ken. Hey, can you bring us to school? My dad's still sleeping. Oh, I know damn well. Well, I guess that's how it'll be then. I like to think that my life will change dramatically if I have children. But maybe Ken will be taking them to school. I'd love that. Yeah.
I'd trust Ken. He'd be an incredible... Yeah, I mean, that would be pretty shitty on me, but actually, he'd be a really good uncle. Ken's the man. He would be. I think Ken's going to definitely be taking all of our kids to school one day in the Tesla. But by that point, he's going to have like...
A Tesla with five seats? Yeah, like some... Or five rows? No, Ken's going to drive the Sprinter van, dude. Yeah, I was like, he could just drive the Sprinter. Can you imagine? It's like if you got dropped off at school by Ken one time, yeah, it was cool. We got dropped off in the Sprinter, but it's just every day. He makes the rounds. He like hits DL. He goes to Holly. He runs up to Fargo. All of our kids go to different fucking schools. School bus. Yeah.
Anyway, have you guys seen the video of the guy proposing on the baseball? Yeah. What was he doing there? Ken, pop up this video I just sent you. What was he doing there? I could not believe that. Dude, I could not believe it either. Also, I don't know why you'd go down to do that. I know. You're not a player, bro. It would have been better if he was like. That's not your field. Well, how did he think this was going to end? Here, play it.
Dude, he gets rocked bro.
Oh my gosh. Bro, that guy got whiplash 100%. And then they bounce when they land on the ground. What a shitty way to start off a marriage, man. Like literally getting arrested. That's all on him too. They don't even get to enjoy this moment because now he's just like everything's been spoiled. He doesn't even remember that he did it. He's going to be locked in a jail cell. Go back and play the hit again. Bro, that guy hit-sticked him. Full-on Madden
2023 hit stick. The title. Dodger fan. Oh, that was head to head. That's like. That was a shoulder to head. Oh, dude. I don't know. He clunked his ass. You can tell that that. Oh, dude. He crunched his ass. It seems just like a little bit too power hungry.
I agree. He gets a little bit of authority, and he was like, I'll take him out. Yeah, this guy wasn't doing anything. Okay, yeah, I agree. But also, so that guy, that was the security guard's time to shine. So he was like, this guy's on the field. I know he's proposing, but he's also like, F him. I'm going to just go drill him. Yeah, this is time to shine. It might be kind of fun, too. I might get a tryout with the New York Giants after this, you know?
If you're a security guard. For tackling? Yeah. They saw that hit and they're like, hey, man, we'd like you to come out to, you know, spring camp. This dude gets drafted fourth overall. He's picked up. But, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Here, play the end. I've actually never seen what does end up happening. This dude doesn't know where he's at. Look at him. He's like, what am I doing out here again?
Bro, what is he fucking doing, dude? I would love to know. It's a shitty-ass proposal. What does his wife think? Can you pull up the... Possibly, did she even... She said no after that. Yeah, pull up the... Like, if there's an angle of, like, what the girl does...
They must not have her on film. In the title, they literally call it a disastrous proposal, which is exactly that. That was bad. Yeah, that's got to be one of the worst proposals I've ever seen. Yeah. I don't consider myself to be a very good romantic person, but I have seen some bad proposals. I feel like that's something you just...
you got to do, you got to do it right. Maybe not. You think you don't have to do a big. Yeah. I think you can do it simple. Yeah. Personal, maybe not in front of a ton of people. I feel like the, in front of a ton of people is always a little, it is a little weird, especially if it's people you don't know. Obviously if you know them, it's a little different, but what do you get a big, Oh, some cheering. And then you're like, but what if it's a bunch of people you don't know? Who cares? Oh, she said yes. Oh, she did. Yeah.
Oh, that's good. It would have been amazing if... He's holding her hand like... Or in a jail cell, like he's got his hand on the glass. That's amazing. I mean, I'm glad there's a little bit of a happy ending to the story. It was definitely a legendary proposal. No doubt about that. I did that for you, babe. Wait, go back up. Does it say...
Tad bit extreme, but he's a Leo. Oh, my gosh. Yeah. Can you imagine chalking up to his whole actions? Yeah, but because he was born in whatever the frick month you are to be a Leo. Yeah. And the cops understood once they got him. Checked him in. Yo, yo, yo. Yo, I'm a Leo. He's a Leo. Oh. Oh. Let's just say that right away. That's justified then. Dude, look. That player's cheering. Boom. Oh. Dude, knocks his cap right off. He's like, the player. Damn. He's like, dude. Look at that.
Look at him. He's cheering. He's happy. Oh. And he's like, ooh. Dang. That's awesome. If you guys propose, will you do it in a spectacular fashion? Yeah. No. How are you going to do it? That's what I mean. You know how you're going to do it. That's dope. You're going to do like a big old thing, huh?
Like, it's going to be like a full production. I definitely don't want to hype it up. Definitely don't want to hype it up. Because then if it's not, then it's like shit. He told everyone it was going to be good. Yeah. It's going to suck. You're going to do it in a spectacular fashion? Oh, definitely. No, I don't know. I think something. Something. That's what he chalks it down to. Yeah, I'll do something. Not even something cool. I'll have to do something. Yeah, no, I don't know. I don't know, honestly. But...
Yeah, I would want it to be at least good. Were you about to say good?
I think the thing to shoot for is like... Man of many words. The thing to shoot for is like to have it be sentimental. Like it can be big and spectacular and like crazy, but if, you know, it could be with literally just you and her and if she remembers it for the rest of her life very vividly, that's the best part. Would you guys want it to be a part of a fucking YouTube video? God, I'm a sicko. But like we're staked up somewhere...
uh you know with hidden cameras like we think in like title and thumbnail or just a bit maybe like a bit i'd run it as a bit i love that towards the end i think yeah that'd be fantastic it's
especially because like i'll film any of you guys right it's something that you i would ask you guys to be there for dress up as a bush well somebody's probably yeah either way we're gonna have to yeah yeah but i think i think it's pretty on par and it's like legendary how many are vlogging it she said yes god damn it but how many uh oh i guess you see youtube yeah a lot of family channels i guess
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Dude, quite possibly the dumbest proposal of a YouTuber that I've ever seen is shockingly the Ace Family. Oh, wow. That is shocking. Yeah. I think they went skydiving, and then when they landed from skydiving...
He told her, like, all right, when we land, let's do, like, family photos when we land from skydiving. So then she, like, could do her makeup and hair. And then after that, he proposed. But I was like, why don't you just do it right when you land? Right? But he was like, I know she won't want her to, like, her hair to not look good or makeup not look good for, like, the photos of it. But I was like, man.
That just seems really stupid. But now knowing that most of that's fake, but like would you want to fake a proposal like that just for a YouTube video? If the views were – no, I'm just kidding. No, I wouldn't do that. I feel like it just gets so phony, dude. The line gets so blurred. If you start doing like relationships type of stuff for YouTube, like you're proposing because you're like –
This would be a great video. Bad deal. Imagine you're in that much of a pinch. Yeah, you're like, fuck, I don't have a title and thumbnail. They do that for kids, though. Like, I think family YouTubers...
have more kids because their views go up when they have kids oh definitely and like that's a huge thing it's another opportunity for them to turn them into hopefully talent it's like us buying another r6 literally would you guys uh do a family channel if you had kids i i would but i i don't know if i actually will but i would yeah honestly i'd be like into it like i'm i'm not that opposed to it like i wouldn't do it in like a
I'd do it in like a normal, like it wouldn't be anything that crazy, I don't think. I think I'd do it like how Roman Atwood kind of does it, where it's just kind of cut and dry and just be like, you're just showing what's going on. And it would work maybe because people are still kind of genuinely interested. It'd be its own channel. It wouldn't be, you know. I think there's two types of family channels. This is CJ breaking the news to us. I think I want to turn C-Boys TV into a family channel. Yeah.
Then we're just, yeah. There's two types of family channels and it really just comes down to there's female ran family channels and there's male ran family channels. Roman Atwood, great example. He's very entertaining for me to watch still. Like, you know, even though it's still, it's not something I'm really into, but if it's a female ran family channel, it is much more about being a mom and being. Yeah, that's, I guess. So I'm just saying like, you know, she goes in like,
vlogs her getting Starbucks. That shit is boring. I think for girls, girls watch that shit though. Exactly. But I mean, also there's just so many different, different interests on a wide scale of people, but I think it'd be really cool to show like your kid growing up,
But I don't know if I'd want that on the internet and on camera for those reasons. And I also know, I also know like the mentality that we get into to make YouTube videos and I would not want to bring my family into that. Yeah. Like I wouldn't. That's true. There was a channel that got in trouble for that shit. I can't remember what it was, but they were like, it was like child abuse basically because they were pulling pranks and shit on them for videos. And then it was just like,
I don't exactly know too much, but it can get very nasty with the children YouTube channels. That's a good point. The sometimes extremely stressful mindset that it takes to...
get ourselves moving and shape something up and putting your kids to like or your wife so it's like you say like what i said like yeah i mean i just keep it cut and dry simple it is what it is and then next thing i know it's like next video if you start dipping i'm like we got to do something big i got the family in front of me what what can we do to step this up all right jimmy shoot some ideas
You need to break your leg during this basketball game. And he's like, God damn it, Jimmy. You're bringing nothing to the table. That's what I'm saying. Yeah, he's like, I'm free. I don't have. We could build Legos. And you're like, that's it? Legos? We did that last week. Why would we title it, though? What, Jimmy builds Legos part three? Who gives a fuck, Jimmy? Yeah, I don't know. I'd still be down to do it, though. I'd have to check it out. It could be fun.
Or it could be a lot of work and jeopardize your whole family. That too. It's one of those gambles. Hey, if I was a gambling man, which I am. Oh, man. Too good. Good last, boys. Are we already done? No, no, no, no. You guys want to know something I love? Of course. Our Sprinter van. I didn't know if you guys wanted to talk about it earlier. I love our Sprinter van.
I wish we would have gotten a little bit more in-depth on it on the story from what happened last night, but that's my favorite vehicle by far that we own. And it became, I agree too, it became my favorite very quickly. One ride. It's just so awesome, man. You're cruising around back there. You feel so cool. You're jamming. You got TVs going. You're watching...
YouTube. YouTube or music videos. Yeah, it's a wild way to get around. It feels like a private jet, but for the road. Yeah. I love it whenever we pull up somewhere and the door opens because it's kind of incognito. It just really looks like any other Sprinter van. It looks like a handicap van. You don't necessarily look at it and think like, oh, this is some luxury Sprinter. You're just not...
And then we'll open the door And people will just see this door open up And you look in and you see the lights glowing And people will literally stop And be like, whoa, what the And then 10 people pile out of it Yeah, and then they kind of like crowd around We come hopping out, we're filming, we close the door Just keep moving Yeah, it's a fantastic vehicle though
And I never, honestly, I didn't really get the hype of it because, like, we're not the first YouTuber to, like, buy a Sprinter van because it isn't a really good way to get around with a big crew. I feel like every YouTuber has one. I mean, not every YouTuber, but, I mean, ours is like Steve will do it, I'd say. It's very similar to that. And then Logan Paul has one.
I mean, there's just tons of people that have it because it's just the best way to get around with your crew. And we kind of bought it sight unseen. Yeah. We had it delivered while we were on our RV trip. It popped up on this wholesale car club that we're a part of.
very elite ryan thought we'd been looking for a while and this one was legit like 50 grand cheaper than any of the other ones that we were looking and it was perfect i mean like perfect it was maybe even better than the other ones so we're like ryan hits him up and was just like we'll take it wire him the money we're gone on the road they had it delivered while we were gone so we came home and got to like
Get to see that. It was pretty sick. A little surprise for us. I would say super nice. We need to think about this. I think you're just used to it. Letting Ryan take care of the buying process. I know. When you start going, yep, Ryan bought it. It was way cheaper than expected. Like, these are all red flags, dude. You are right. You are right. So, I mean, at least you cleared your...
You know, cleared your record a little bit. One for five. Helped it. Me and CJ are taking our grandparents to my sister's graduation, but it's like five hours away. And we're taking them down in the Sprinter van. We hired Ken to be the driver. We still got to get that tuxedo figured out. And Ken, you got to be dialed in. You got to be dialed in.
Opening the door. You know, we got to have like champagne ready for them. They're older because they're grandparents and they need to be treated differently.
Oh, you're going to say like rock stars. Well, yeah. We are going to be treated like VIPs. We're going to be loaded up with beer in there. Champagne for grandma. Champagne, yep. Beer for grandpa. Wine for grandma. So I wasn't going to go to the graduation because I don't, I mean, not that I'm not proud or anything, but I just, I kind of figured I probably don't have much reason to go. But then your mom, I ran into her and she was like, you and Ben should go down with grandma and grandpa to the graduation together.
In your Sprinter van. Damn, dude. Your mom's coming up with video ideas now? Yeah. I told her. No. I don't think she necessarily was thinking for video. No. Because the way she proposed it to me and immediately in my head, it clicked. I was like, that'll be super funny. Yeah. I'm really glad that you actually came up
you know, with the same mindset because when my mom was like, yeah, grandma and grandpa are going. And I was like, oh, well, maybe we could take the sprinter van down. And then I was thinking like, oh, fuck, that'd be great. That'd be amazing. Cause the channel loves grandpa Ron too. And he's so funny. But I was like, oh, I don't know, man. I don't know. I don't really want to pitch that. And then, cause then it's for my sister's graduation. And I'd be like, yeah, let's make a video out of it. And then they'd be like,
It's always about a video with you, isn't it? So then when you said that and... Oh, I thought it was completely justified. And also, think about this. That made me feel a lot better. Now your sister will also have Ken at her special day watching. Who doesn't want that? In his tuxedo, his little driver's hat on. He has to wear that to the graduation. You're getting one of the two, not both. Come on, Ken. You got to be dialed in, dude. For a grandparent. It's a special occasion. Well, it's for Natalie.
And our grandparents. If that's who you want it to be for, put it where you're at. If my grandma says she wants a different type of wine, I want you, obviously you'll come with different variety of different scales. I want you back there pouring her a new glass, making sure she's comfortable. And then the little round ice. And wear your wiener belt. Oh, every day. Don't leave home without it. Good, good, good.
No, it is funny, though, because so you guys have seen our grandpa...
ron on camera i broke his tv that one time and then we surprised him with a new one uh he's super funny dude legendary and he's married to our grandma obviously but anyways he's married to her but technically he's not our blood grandpa right oh because our our grandparents were divorced when our parents were step grandpa yeah technically he is but he's not really because like they were married when you know
before we were born. So it was like, he was just our grandpa. So then...
Our biological grandpa then, or blood grandpa, I don't know what you want to call him. He will be also coming because they get along just fine. Our whole family, we do Christmas and everything together. So we'll have both of our grandpas and then our grandma there. So our grandma and her two men. Yep. And what's going to be interesting about it, though, is our grandpa Ron, he's kind of a degen. He likes gambling. He likes drinking. He's probably not going to say no to anything.
any of our degenerate ideas that we're going to come up with along the way uh and then our grandpa dave he's also down for a good time but he's more so like very zen like healthy quiet patient less of a dgen he i would not describe him as a dgen at all he's not a degenerate at all i mean he's a doctor he's a chiropractor so yeah it's gonna be a nice weird dynamic because like i was in
envisioning like dive bars strip clubs uh you know the works casino of course yeah um probably not strip club but casino of course if we were able to do it on youtube i think it'd be hilarious to bring grandpa and grandma to a strip club and her two husbands which is wild to say out loud and i and i i do realize how crazy that sounds like coffee and breakfast
My grandpa, Grandpa Ron, and Grandma Marlis. Grandma Marlis would not be that surprised if we were to pull something like that. And Grandpa Ron would love it. He would love it. You hand him a stack of money. Oh, yeah, dude. It'd be amazing. But, yeah, it's not super YouTube friendly. Maybe we'll just do it for the stories, though. Yeah. It's pretty cool that...
We can do that with our grandparents and make something funny out of it. I think it's going to be really funny and entertaining. The other thing that's like, not to make it about me, but it's a little bit more of another factor to it is I was a year behind Natalie. I mean, I only went to college for one year. But I would have been, if I would have stuck with it and followed through my plan, because I wanted to be a chiropractor. That's what I was going to go to school for. Yeah.
And I would have been technically like, you know, just like a few steps behind her in this whole process. But think how much different my life is. Like I was envisioning like I'll be graduating from there someday, you know.
doing this and now we're now we're rolling down in our sprinter man drinking and taking our grandpa to the casino it is a wildly different wildly different life so if you would have done that you wouldn't have graduated for yet another year yeah that's crazy i'd still be in school i mean and of course if yeah i was like had you done that awesome but like i actually cannot picture it
You think you could have done it? Why? Because I'm not smart enough? No, just because of the time that I spent with you over the... Yeah, no, it'd be so long, dude. The last four years, let's just say. Imagine just sitting there and studying. Studying, yeah. Honestly, I was pretty good at school. I was always really bad at listening, but I would be able to study well. I'd just sit down and just study for three hours, four hours until I had it. So I'd get pretty decent grades. So honestly, I think I could do it because I'm also...
Kind of good at doing things I don't like to for like long periods of time. So I think I could have done it, but I don't know if I would. I definitely wouldn't have liked it as much as this. I definitely think you could have graduated with it, but yeah, just so, so opposite, different. Oh, complete opposite ends. Man, I got a lot of respect for people that are able to do it. Oh, yeah. And even just four years of college. Yeah, right. It's not easy. Not easy at all. I disagree. I think four years of college is like...
I don't think it's that crazy. I'm sorry. Well, that is so it's really like you go to get up. It's still it's still it's still accomplishing something and like starting. Yeah, I guess I know a few people have like let's just say business degrees in here.
Nothing wrong with it. But I just think it's kind of... Let's just say a few people have business degrees and... Ken and Ryan. It's not impressive. I mean, I'm not saying it's not... It isn't impressive, actually. I'm going to say it. I'm not impressed by one bit. It's like... I'm not impressed by the degree, but they finished it. If it was like an engineering degree, I'd be impressed. I'm not impressed by the degree, but they finished it.
I'm sorry. I'm not trying to talk shit on it. It's not that... It's okay. It was a pretty big moment for me. But, like, you just go there. You, like, just go through the motions. You sit there and party on the weekends. You're hanging out. Just, like... It definitely depends on the school. I mean, I was fucking... I saw it. Like, it just seemed...
It wasn't that hard. The degree I got, I thought was the biggest joke because it was like, you don't learn anything. You learn like surface level ship. You don't learn like any level. It's all just like, yeah, I knew I could drop out when Ken and Ryan were graduating at the exact same time that I was in the same degree or same path as them debating if I should stay in. And I literally asked them, Hey,
I can't remember what kind of business question, but I asked them like a pretty simple business question and they were like, Oh, I have no idea. No. Yeah. You're fucking graduating in a couple of weeks with a business degree and you don't know this. Didn't learn nothing. All right. I'm dropping out. Yeah. I'm not saying, but like you go and get a, a, a dental degree. You're a dentist. That'd be fun.
really hard. That's really hard shit. Or even you're a, an engineer or like an architect. I mean, there's plenty of very hard degrees and there's also plenty of very easy degrees and varying levels to it. That's what I was, I've been meaning to bring this up too. So Sydney graduates in like two weeks or three weeks and she's like, this is going to be so weird. Like I'm done. Like I, I start my life and I was like, yeah, you know, you, you know, it's like that, that that's the vibe. That's kind of what you hear of everyone graduating university. Um,
And I was like, I never had that. Obviously, you guys didn't either for not finishing. Like, I went to a community college, and you just don't have that. You get done with community college, and you're like, sick. Let's go. Let's go. Let's get in there. There's only two years, but that university, it truly is –
You're not necessarily coddled, but like once you are, it's a big section of life for longer. And then, yeah, when you graduate, that's to me, that's when everyone goes like, I start my life now. Like the community college didn't have that vibe. So that's kind of what I was thinking. But people graduating university is like, it's a big deal. Dude, I was telling, I was literally saying this earlier today. It's crazy that life is pretty much just about,
figuring it out. Like everything you do, you just have to like figure it out. And a lot of times, you know, you can look to your parents or your mentors or other friends for advice. Or just random people online. There's so many podcasts you can learn from now. But in so many cases, it's just figuring it out. I don't know. I don't ever say this, but I think at all time, life's just a game. Like you can go and play...
Grand Theft Auto, obviously you're doing illegal activities there, but it's like you're sitting here and you start with kind of like from a base level or whatever, and you just sit here and you put time in and you learn and you get better and whatever. It's just life. Life's just a game, honestly. It's the way I look at it.
I think there's many ways to play it. There's many ways to play it. Like what you said, life is just about figuring it out. But there of then also adding ways to figure it out faster. I think as I've gotten older, what I've really realized is everybody's just trying to figure it out. You kind of look to people in like the next stage of life. So let's say you're in high school. You look to the people who have now gradually like, oh, they got it all figured out. You know, they're old.
You go start at your job. You look to your boss and you're like, oh, my boss, he's got it all figured out. He knows everything. And then as you climb in age and ranks and stuff like that, you basically just figure out everybody's just trying to figure it out. Mm-hmm.
Some people have it more figured out than others. True. Some people don't have it figured out at all. That's also true. But I mean, it's just... You can't even figure out how to figure it out. I wouldn't ever say that anyone should beat themselves up if they feel like they're in a moment where they're lost because...
you really can just keep clawing forward. That's the best time too because it's not the best time, but it's the best time to just better yourself because the only way you got to go is up. You can just try new things and you don't really have much risk factor of like...
what you currently have going on if you have nothing going on. You know? Whenever that feeling of when the only way to go up is... Or the only way to get ahead... What...
The only way to go from, Oh my God, it's only up from here, whatever. But, uh, like I love that there is one factor though, like in society, if you don't have, like, if you're like actually broke, you know, if you don't have money to pay your electricity bill and get food on your table, then it's tough. But other than that, no, there's that situation that can make, but like other than that, when the only way out is up, like it's a, it's a fun time. It's more,
more fun to look back on. Yeah. But like, it's almost, if you accept it though, like if you accept it and you're like, this is where I'm at. And, uh, you know, it's, it's only up from here and, and you almost live in it. You're like, I'm going to try new things. I'm going to like, just, you know, got to figure it out. Ken, can you put up that video for us here? I want to, I want to leave us on just, I think the, the craziest sport I've ever seen. You guys seen those, uh, they're like a one wheel, uh,
But they're not really a one-wheel. They're more of like a hoverboard. They're like a hoverboard with a big wheel in the middle. Oh, like a unicycle but without the seat kind of. Yes. And for some reason...
People in these things don't use them as they're intended, and they jump them. Pull up this video of this guy jumping. Yeah, they basically hit mountain bike trails on him. Look at this shit. How is he bouncing like that? He hit that gap. Whoa! Yeah. Damn, what was he doing? That's actually a pretty decent fall. He did a good job rolling out of it. That's like a really famous gap, too, and I cannot believe he hit that on one of the whatever those are called. I don't know what they are, but here's when he makes it.
Dude. That is a boot, dude. Over a death gap. I would legitimately not do that on a dirt bike. No. What is that thing? I don't know. I don't know what they're called, but I've seen a few people hitting mountain bike trails and mountain bike-sized jumps, downhill mountain biking. It doesn't make sense. Rev rides. Rev rides. Those are sweet. They're pretty expensive. We should get some. Are they? Well, I mean, not terrible, but I think three grand. What? What?
2,500 or so. Well, I mean, they, to be fair, seem pretty capable. That's, I think, I'm kind of sold on the fact that there's all these videos out of them actually ripping. That's sick, dude. I've seen somebody, like, go up a super, super steep wall with one of those. They have insane grip. Oh, like, they're leaning into it. Yeah, yeah. They have, like, insane grip, and you can go up something, like, super steep. That's sick. Those are cool, man. I'd imagine they are equally, if not more, reckless and dangerous. Yeah.
Wow, that's what I'm worried about is that I've seen them and there's dudes that do like, let's say, not highway cruising speed, but I don't know, guys going 45 in traffic and people are filming, look how fast this guy's going. I'm like, dude, if he fell...
ah as someone who's falling at about 17 and a half miles an hour and he looked like yeah he looked like pizza he just went through a cheese grave in pizza road rash is one of the worst pains i mean people will say like would you get just your skin hurts what's gone and all that but the healing hurts yeah exactly your body building new skin but yeah ryan fell in the one wheel a couple years ago and dude it actually looked
I mean, we've said this before, but it looked like you crashed a motorcycle at like highway speed. It felt like I did picture like looping. Yeah, actually doing that rocket. I know, dude, that after that small taste with road rash, I'm like so terrified to fall on a quad or something like that on the road because I know at like 22 miles an hour, basically what happened is I went too fast and
and ignored the one-wheel signs to tell me to slow down. And it just stops. And then I just baseball slid down the highway.
It was awful. It was terrible. Those things are so fun. They are so fun. I miss them. Yeah, we got to get some more. We got to get some more. We toasted ours, but we got to get some more. Yeah, it's just tough, though. Like where we live, they get beat pretty bad, and then they get muddy, and then pressure washed off. And, I mean, something electronic is not going to last. Yeah, we were hard on them. What do we got going on here?
You just look really stressed and then you dip. I forgot to upload the promo to get approved and I know that it's important to get it up before the night before. Anyways. But no, then I grabbed my Mr. Beast D's Nuts bar that I was working on in there. Dude,
Dude, you know what I love most? He sent a care package of Feastables to us. I absolutely love the idea of how they have this little piece to crack off that says share, and then the huge piece below it says devour. Oh, really? It's so funny. I'm not going to lie. It's really good. They're not paying. They just sent it. I did not even mean to integrate this. I just grabbed it because I was like, I'm going to eat this once in here. CJ is the only one known to eat on this podcast. Yeah. Well, then I'll keep it that way. I was going to share this with you, but...
Dude, it's always nice to see a creator that has a product and it's really good. Yeah. And those slap. Logan Paul's Prime drinks slap. I feel like I've never had a, happy dad, I've never had a creator product that wasn't good just because I would have never even had the opportunity to have it if it wasn't good.
But also, like, the whole... Well, then you have, like, the Mr. Beast Burger. And I'm thinking of just, like... What are those called? Ghost kitchens? Oh, yeah. I'm not going to lie. Like, I'm scared to pull the trigger on one. You know, I've been door dashing a little bit more than I ever... Like, I mean... Oh, can you door dash? You can be... And so there's... Yeah, there's, like... There's Mr. Beast Burgers. And then it'll show you if it's a ghost kitchen. And there's, like, quite a few. Let's say eight to ten. And I'm like...
Just don't trust it. I don't know. Maybe it'd be good. I don't know. I'm surprised out of all people...
You're the one who doesn't trust something like that, Mike. Yeah, no, I'm sure it'd be fine, but it's just one of those things like go with what you know or order off of DoorDash that I rarely use from a thing that's not even an actual restaurant, hoping that it'll be good delivered to your door warm. Dude. It's crazy. When we were in California and Vegas and me and CJ were set up editing the videos on the RV trip, I DoorDashed.
and dinners. I was like, man, this has got to be like the only nice part about living in like a big city. But holy fuck, is this nice? It's so nice, dude. And now you can door dash anything. Like we were in Florida. Um, lo and behold, Ken door dashed us on sunscreen. Yeah, that's incredible. It's like Uber, Uber. You can literally Uber anything now. Yeah, I guess Uber eats whatever. It's like, it's just weird. It's like, yo, I need, uh,
Razor scooter from Walmart. You could door dash it to your door if you wanted. Oh my gosh, that's amazing. Now we just have Ken dash around here. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. Ken's our lunch getter on Thursdays because typically we're editing. And then he never texts me when it's here.
It just sits on the counter. Oh, I text and you just ignore it. Why don't you just come up and say, hey, food's here. Or I'll call you and I'll say, hey, food's here. And then you'll just forget about it. Because like if I got my headphones on and my phone's face down because I don't want to distract me, I don't notice it, you know, whatever. Missed it. And I got a cold cheeseburger.
And the one day you need that sustenance too. Yeah, you know, the one day. All right, boys. That's kind of that. So good to be back. Yeah, I'm so glad to be home. We are absolutely ripping. The videos from the RV trip like have gone insane, which like I get a little stressed. How are we going to top those? Like, I mean, not that we like have to, but also the videos from the RV trip were awesome. The podcasts were awesome. It's good to be back. When you're on that RV trip, you're like in this environment where it's just like,
like camaraderie and content and no distractions because it's not like oh I need to get home tonight to do this thing or like right you know I love my girlfriend and you guys all do too but like you're not like I need to get home because she's waiting for me at home and has dinner or whatever you know so like you're just like we're doing this and this is what it is and I'm down to do anything right now to
make some good shit. Yeah. It's basically all of those things and then you just sacrifice relaxation, which is fine. Yeah. Sacrifice, there's no, there's no time. It's also pretty uncomfortable in the art. That's what I mean. I mean, it's not that uncomfortable, but it gets uncomfortable rather quick because it gets so trashed and dirty and Ken sticks his head through the shower and Evan poops his pants. Mike starts peeing all over everything. Yeah.
Yeah, at the end of the RV trip, I thought I'd be more ready to go home or burnt out after going, going, going. I felt this year was nicer because I only slept in the RV for three nights out of the two weeks. Yeesh.
yeah that was the nice part but dude yeah i was just like i was bummed when we got done and i was like yeah we were just rolling yeah it's because it went so well some stuff yeah and the the videos mike had mentioned they're doing really well the last video the uh the r6 in the desert was our most successful video in 24 hours did like 800 800 000 views in 24 hours
That's awesome. Which is always nice to see. Yeah. Always nice to see. Thanks, guys. Yeah. Real quick, though, what was your guys' favorite moment? For me, for sure, meeting Kobe Raja, going to the compound, having beers with him, watching Supercross at a local pizza place. Definitely that. He's a cool fucking dude, Kobe Raja. He's as real as it gets. Yeah. We got to get a pod with him. We didn't have time. For sure. That was a nuts experience. I think my favorite part was...
getting the vegas and then leaving vegas same everything that happened in between sucked but uh no at the beginning of it i was so sick which really made it hard i felt like shit and i was like now i'm on the road we don't have any i have shitty food kind of like not a great spot to sleep it's like bumpy in here you know it was very hard to rest and like heal up but uh
Luckily, we went to Gavin's house and I slept there. Yeah, I'd say the time at Gavin's is just off the hook. Gavin, I love Gavin. Yeah. What about you, Ben? Surprising Gavin with the three-wheeler. The fact that the prank went that well. Yeah. It was amazing. And then in Vegas, dude, I went on this Baccarat bender and was just on fire. I was down like $2,500 and I pretty much won it all back in Baccarat.
And I was so fired up. Yeah, this is the best. Good job. Good job. So fun. One thing I will say, though, is like, I love living here. Love it. But...
The more I go around and even on that trip, I was like, damn, like I kind of want to stay in these places. Yeah. For a little longer. I was I was like enjoying it. Yeah, it was cool. And meeting TJ Hunt. Yeah. TJ Hunt. The podcast with TJ. And then after the podcast, we talked to him for like another hour. And he was just really cool. I've watched him for a really long time. Yeah. And yeah, it's always nice to nice to meet people that you really look up to. And then they are just solid dudes. Yeah. Yeah.
If you haven't seen the podcast with him, go check it out. Yeah. Anyway, though, it's good to be home. Thank you. Appreciate you guys for watching. Thank you for 2 million subscribers on the main channel. Subscribe to this one if you have not already. And we'll see you next Tuesday. Let's go.
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