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Are Ivy And Nidal Dating?!?!

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 Are Ivy And Nidal Dating?!?!

Angela and Mariah host a lively, humorous episode centered around their successful donut shop, Yo-Nuts, which has expanded to 20+ locations in Texas and gained viral fame through social media. The story begins with a funny moment where they originally planned to bring donuts for a meetup but were delayed by rain, leading to a playful exchange about their commitment to making guests "work for it" by visiting in person. They share the journey of how the brand started as a small family shop in Florida, gained traction through viral TikTok videos, and was even featured on Shark Tank. The episode also includes personal anecdotes about a weekend getaway to Arkansas, where they bonded over simple activities, highlighting the value of unplanned, authentic time together. A series of funny stories emerge—such as a man with a towel during a rainstorm, a food truck owner drowning in rain while eating, and a monkey vlog at VidCon—adding to the comedic tone. The hosts also discuss family dynamics, including Harper’s surprising visits and her cousin’s deep admiration for her. A standout moment is the creation of a unique birthday cake donut, developed by Angela and never requested, which gained popularity across all locations. The episode ends with playful banter over donut flavors and a lighthearted rivalry, emphasizing fun, authenticity, and the joy of shared experiences in the donut world.

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Alright, when some guys welcome back to another episode, today we are here with Angela and Mariah. - Yeah! - What's going on? Wait, you like birthday cake flavored stuff? - I actually made up that donut by myself. - Some of the things that never happened. - That didn't do it. - Yeah, I wonder why they took off your donut from the menu. I've seen you've been in a lot of Salish's videos, how's that been? Salish is awesome, Nidolgeo, Marquels, you know what I mean? Oh, you're speaking of Nidolgeo, isn't it? Nidolge, I've been dating. - No, I know. - Oh no, they're still not dating. - I've been texting you, it was like, yeah, I hung out with Nidolgeo, and I was like, oh, cool. And then she was like, yeah. Alright, what's up guys, welcome back to another episode. Today we are here with Angela and Mariah. - Yeah! - Hi! - Hi! - Everybody clap! - Clap! - Clap! - Clap! - Clap! - Did you bring us-- - Did you bring us some donuts? - Yeah. - So about that, we tried to. - It is raining so hard, but you knew it rains in Texas. - Wait, you were gonna bring us donuts? - We were gonna bring you donuts. - We were going to, but you didn't. - Donut. - It's not my fault that it rained here like I heard. - It is, it's-- - Okay, well-- - So you showed up and said, man, we were gonna bring you donuts. - But you brought us something else. - Are present. - Oh, yeah! - Yeah! - They go to your club again, Rob! (laughing) - Yeah. - Yeah. - Pretty cool. - You know, I thought they were gonna cancel on today anyway, because it was raining. - I did too. - It was raining. - But I immediately checked our texts. I was like, they definitely aren't coming. - It was raining pretty hard. I woke up to a light for strike. It was like, boom! And I was like, they're not coming. He's like, I'm on my way. I was like, oh, yeah. - I was just like, wait, when the lightning hit this morning, I thought Chase fell down the stairs. (laughing) That was my immediate thought. I was just like, oh yeah, Chase fell down the stairs. (laughing) - That's so loud. - Chase would sound like a loud light. (laughing) - Out of fucking thing, you're gonna set her up. - Yeah, sorry. - Yo, so you're gonna go to your donut shop. You'll want to go to your last time. - Oh, wait, you have a donut shop. - Yeah, we do have a donut shop. - We're here in Texas. - That's why you bring a donut. Oh, okay, you have one in Texas? - We do, we have one in Texas. - Yeah. - Yeah, we have multiple in Texas. - How many donut shops you have? - We have like 20 locations. - No way, we can't just drink. - It's Yo-Nuts. - Yo-Nuts? - Yo-Nuts? - Ice cream inside of Donuts, hot press it, it's so good. You guys got to drink it. - Yo-Nuts. Ice cream inside of a donut? - Yeah. - Oh my god. - Wait, is Yo-Nuts with a z-er-ness? - Wild N-U-T-C. - Wait, who makes these recipes? - Oh, we have a whole mastermind team behind it. - Oh my god. - He actually tastes that. - Yeah, we do. - You know, that's nuts. - You have old browsers. - He's part of it. - Wait, but do you taste test all of them, like you too? - Yes, we've done several taste testing days where we literally try variations of the same flavor, like 50 times. - Oh, yo, not fat. - What's going on here? You guys don't know what's in big, what's going on here? - Everybody don't have six grams of protein. That means every dozen has 72 grams. You know, it just balances out. - Oh, oh my god. - I just need a dozen because I don't have today. - Yeah, good. - Chill, chill, yeah, yeah, yeah. - You guys have two locations here. - Wait, how far are they? - The one is 40 minutes and then one is like 30 or something. - Dude, I wish we could get in the car and go mobile and just drive there right now. - Oh my gosh. - I do buy two. - Wait, Matt, is the one I'm pressing road by the church? - Wait, it might be. - It's like by pressing wood. - Oh, wait, no, probably not. That's crazy. - That's crazy. - You guys gotta take it out. - Wow. - Because make you like whatever you guys want, like cuss them, so. - Can we get an LOL donut? - Yes, we can. - We can do that, we can do that. - We can also make a donut with your guys' face on. - Whoa! - Oh, y'all milkshakes too? - Oh, they're so nice. - We're like looking at the mini-roaches. - Oh, I love milkshakes. - They're making me look-- - I'm so fat over there, just like-- - Wait, look at this one. This one right here, what is it? - And it's doing really good. - Whoa, wait, wait, wait. - Donut. - Donut? - With motion marshmallows. - The one where we put the actual ice cream inside of that one is even better. I'm not gonna lie. - It has motion marshmallows on it. - Wait, okay, how did you, being donut shop owners, like come about? - Wait, Horm, before that, now I'm even more confused about how you couldn't get us donuts. (all laughing) - Listen, donut shop. - Donut shop. - Go on, a lot of brain. I thought we were gonna be late, and I was like, going to the donut shop and going there. We're gonna be so late, you know, so. I was like, logistically speaking. - You're right. - Yeah, I was just a whole thing, it was a whole thing. And actually, no, the reason I didn't bring any is because I want you guys to come to the store and try it, and I want to make you guys fun, so-- - Oh, you want to make us work for it. - You want to make us work for our donuts? - Yeah, that's it, but it'll be better because you guys, like, the ice cream won't melt, and milkshakes will be fresh. - That's true, that's true, yeah. - It'll be worth your while, it'll be worth your while. - Yeah, wait, so how did this happen? - Okay, so basically-- - Wait, wait, wait, didn't you go kind of viral at first for that? - Yes, like, that's like literally was like, well, okay, so I always had like social media accounts in the past, like I always love doing it, but when I was in high school, I worked three days a week in our only location in South Florida, our donuts location, and then, you know, one day, I just, I pulled out my phone and I was like, okay, so, my boss told me that if I make this flavor and it goes viral, then we'll add it to the menu, but I didn't actually tell my dad, and it was just kind of a joke, but then I didn't do it. - Wait, so I was just a family donut shop at first? - Yeah, exactly, so I make this TikTok, we're just like, you know, whatever, we're just like one or two locations, and then I post it, it goes so viral, and then like, all of a sudden, me and Chloe, who's someone who I've been making videos with this whole time, we just make videos every single day until the count hits like 500,000 followers, and I was like, hey dad, so I kind of told like, the whole world that we have to put this flavor to the menu now, so yeah, that's crazy. And then the videos just kept blowing up, people kept wanting more donuts locations, now we're at like, over 20, we franchised with the chart from Shark Tank, and it was just like-- - Wait, wait, what? - I feel like every group of girls needs one trip where you all just disappear for a weekend, put your phones down and actually spend time together. So at the beginning of October, a few of us took a girl's trip to Arkansas, and it was exactly what we needed. We booked a stay through Airbnb in your hot springs, and we made basically no serious plans other than figuring out where we were going to eat. The first morning, we drove into town, got coffee, and walked around Batthouse Road before stopping in a few of the little shops downtown. We found this cute bakery, it ended up splitting pastries, because apparently none of us could agree on what to order. That afternoon, we drove out to Lake Hamilton, and spent a couple of hours just walking around the water and taking pictures. Then we went back to our stay, changed into sweats, and made dinner together, and somehow ended up sitting around the table talking for hours the tea was deep y'all. And that was honestly my favorite part of the whole trip. We had been so busy with work and everything going on at home that it was really nice to have an entire weekend where nobody had anywhere else they needed to be. We made way too many snacks and listened to music in state of way later than we probably should have just talking. The next morning, we went for a little hike at Lake Catherine State Park before grabbing lunch and heading home. It wasn't some huge, perfectly planned vacation, but those were usually my favorite trips. The ones where you get to explore some more new, laugh way too much, and come home with a bunch of random stories. Looking at say through Airbnb, gave us the perfect home base for the weekend, and it made the whole trip feel like a real little getaway instead of just another weekend at home. We saw like, yeah, like one of the things in 2020. You went on Shark Tank? They actually came to us like in the beginning of dessert. I'm sorry, in the beginning of the pandemic, they were looking for a dessert, and then, you know, they've had my dad, and they really liked the brand and everything, so yeah, yeah, that's so cool. - Wait, so one of the actual people? - Yeah, it was Kevin Harrington. - What the heck? - The first three seasons, yeah. - Dude, that's awesome. - Oh my gosh. - So, it was pretty cool. Yeah, so, I mean, we started, like I said, it was just one location, my family working it. It was kind of crazy, 'cause even in COVID, we had to run that whole thing without employees, and it was hard 'cause businesses were closing. - Did both of y'all work there? - That was five. (all laughing) - How are you now? - 14. - Dang. - Wait, you weren't five during COVID, though. - No, I didn't know I think that. - She wasn't five when we opened the shop. - You were the last guy? - Yeah, yeah, yeah, she was the last guy. - Oh, yeah. (all laughing) - Wait, I genuinely thought you were like 17. That's crazy. - Oh, thanks, though. - You're awesome. - You know, like, it's a compliment to be called older when you're younger, though. I don't know. - Yeah, yeah. - Yeah. - Yeah, okay. - Once you get a little bit older, though, it's not a compliment. So the start's looking at you like, yeah, you're 30, you're like, okay. (all laughing) - Did people do that, too? - Did you ask people to do that too? - Yeah. - People do not see it at one time, one time. - People think I'm like 14, too. - Oh, I'm so sorry. - But like, that's a good thing. - Oh. - I mean, do I look 14? - Yeah, oh. (all laughing) - I feel like I'm still mentally 14. Or mentally seven. I don't know. I don't know. - Like 17. - I think you look like 15. - You look your age. - Like 16. - Yeah, I look my age. - Yeah. - Yeah, I think you look your age. - 'Cause I used to be super tiny. And then I went over. - You know, Yolanda? Harper was like, Yolanda's size when we met her. - Wow. - She was so small. - Yes, we could have Yolanda. She was pretty mad that she went to your donor shop and he weren't there. - Vah. - Did she tell you that? - Wait, wait, wait, she go. - What did she go? - She went during COVID when she was like a child. - Oh, she went to meet you and you weren't there. - Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, tell me that. - Wait, yeah, I'm pretty sure she'll call you. - Oh my god, she was like, I didn't even know that. - She was, she was like, that's so funny. - She was young. - I just exposed her now. - That's really cool. - No, she said that the other day. - Oh, wow. - She could get on here and she could be like, I've never been. No, don't, don't shout. (laughing) - I didn't even get it, I didn't even hear you. - She said no, no. - I'm gonna call her. - I did not hear that. - No, I got to call her. - It's pretty urgent. - Yeah. - It is pretty urgent. - Yeah. - Wait, what time is it in the morning? - It's like 10, 30, it's 10. - Oh, yeah, I guess it is. - It's just an hour and a half. - At least she's doing school. - Yeah, but she's homeschooled, though. - Yeah, I asked her to call her and she said, she was in school right now. - She's homeschooled, though. She might have shown up. - Yeah, maybe. - She got that. - Or maybe not. - Nope. - She knocked me in, okay. - She's too famous. - I won't take this. - She was too famous. - She was too famous, guys. - She went Hollywood for real. So I guess she's not going to answer. Dang, she didn't. Wow. That's okay. Wow. How did you guys meet Yolanda? Well. That's our cousin. Yeah. You don't know that? Oh, yeah. Yeah. Obviously, we know. I don't know why she went to the donut shop when she goes to a family party. Yeah. Like, she's literally our cousin. Probably trying to get a job. Yeah, that's true. That's true. Yolanda has a donut shop for her. Wait. You guys should have her go in and film content. Like. No, like literally what to. Wait. She just loved to work there for a day, for a video. Oh, that would be a good video. Hiring her for the day. Yeah. That would be good. Yeah. Yeah, that would be good. 'Cause she does like cooking with Yolanda videos. Oh, yeah. I saw that. She just did a YouTube video where she like went to a haunted pizza shop and like worked the day. I saw that. Oh, I saw that. That was a good video. A haunted pizza shop. Yeah. You want to work? What is this? What is this? Yeah, listen. It's gonna call the police. No, this is my alarm in the morning and it just keeps on getting louder. Do we? Yeah, I'm doing now. That's like the purge. And you want to wake up to start the morning. That's the most integral boy alarm I've ever had. And I have so many said because I could never wake up in the morning. How many? Wait, wait, wait, wait. I have like a lot right now but right now I only have like seven set. But yeah, unfortunately. Okay, that's normal. I cannot wake up in the mornings and like right now if y'all don't know is literally 10 o'clock in the mornings and I wake up at like one usually. You have school at 12 30 every day. I know but recently over these past few days I haven't missing school because I haven't under the weather and I've had. Under the weather. I've had major signs of strain as my ordering tells me. Wait, did you get a new one? I did. Oh my gosh. She got one. She got an orry and then she wore a tubing and she lost it. And then I bought a new one because I was like, yeah, I'm your way. Harp or text me yesterday and I was like, hey are you good at film Potomar? She was like, well, I'd been sick but I'll be fine. And then she loves that with Sean. And then I look out and she's filming with other creators. I was like, what the heck, man? Yeah, he was wondering. He was like, what the heck? He talked to me and he was like Harper. Why are you at Sean's yesterday? And I was like, I forgot that I said that I was sick yesterday. But no, I can promise you I still am under the weather. Yeah. I can show you my app. Right. I think your app says you're like underwater in the ocean. Yeah. I thought it was going to be a real life. I was like, she was like, someone says something about Harper. I was like, oh, Harper is at home. She's sick. I was like, no, she's got Sean. I was like, oh, she's not. She was there. Yeah. To be fair, she didn't have to film something with Sean. She had like a brand deal. She had to suffer through the sickness. I really did. I told Sean that. I saw Sean yesterday and he was like, oh, I'm seeing Harper later. I was like, she's sick right now. Stay back. He was like, oh, shoot. And then you didn't look sick. I was sick. I was. I was. But yeah, no, she woke up. She goes, I have a fever. It's real bad. I don't think I can come. I did not say that. I didn't call me and ask. Your mom just texted us and said she has a fever. She said she can't come. Yeah, you could have texted to yourself. Yeah, because I was obviously sick and sick. I feel so sick. Yeah. And I have a really bad story, but I'm not going to say it. What? Okay. I think you should say it. I'm not going to say it. She doesn't want to say it with guests on. Are you a bearer? No. I just don't want. Are you a bearer? Do you think I pooped myself? I'm assuming that's what it is. No. Actually, no. You would say that on here. So, I'm really concerned. I really want to donate. Like, now that I think you're sick. I think after this, I want to drive 30 minutes to go. Wait, is the donor shop open? Yes. Oh, yes. What did they close? I think like, what is it? 10 a.m. here? 10 a.m. We close? 9 p.m. 10 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays. Wow! They open all day? Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. It's like more than a donor shop. It's a dessert shop. They like milkshakes. It's like a milkshake after a new shop. Exactly. That is true. Have you been to every single one of your locations? I haven't been to all of them, but I've been to quite a few of them. Yeah, same. Like, why are you looking at me like that? Well, it's okay. Okay. No, like, yeah. I used to go with my parents to like go help them train people. And I was younger and go open the stores. And stuff. But I went to- Wait, you're five. No, okay. I was like maybe- Where I was like training people at the age of- No, she literally- No, I literally was. I would train them. Okay, my mom would be like, "Maya, go train them how to do smash on them." I got that. So yeah, I would do that. And she- I went to like, like, maybe, like, 12 locations. Oh my god. Why in the 12? Yeah. Yeah. What have you been to? I don't think she's been to 12. I think- Yes, I have. I don't know. I mean, maybe 12 or something. Okay, I got this copy. No, I got this. Okay. You're just wiping, bro. That's not even true. We're wiping. Grown man trying to say, "Larping." Oh, okay. What are we doing? You guys should just hiss at each other. That's what we do when we don't like each other. We do. Oh. We do not do that. We do not do that. That's what we do. I feel it to change. She starts us with me so I do it to him. Oh, gosh. It's really fun to do to people when they're mean. And they turn around and it's just like- Yeah. Yeah. So I've seen you've been in a lot of Saylish videos. How's that been? Oh, it's been so fun. Really? Oh my gosh, yeah. I really enjoy it. Like, their team is just- Is that where you learn to say "Larping?" That's not exactly where I've learned other slang. He's prodically online. That's why he knows everything right now. Yeah, I know. That's a different story. I tell him not to say it though. But no, being on the Saylish videos is actually so much fun. Because A, their team. Awesome. I love their team so much. And then B, just like- I mean, everyone that they bring in. Saylish is awesome. Nidal, Gio, Marquello, tsunami. Everyone, they're great, Ellie. Oh, is Nidal an Ivy Dating? No, I know. They're not. They're not. They're not. There is an age gap. Oh, wait, is there? No, I think she's my age. I think Nidal is like 16. No, Nidal's 15. Oh, wait, no, no. No, no. Ivy's 14, I think. No, but- They're 14 or 15. I think they just met and they were just like hanging out together. Yeah, I was gonna- Ivy's actually saying she was like, "Yeah, I hung out on Nidal." And I was like, "Oh, cool." And then she was like, "Yeah." So nothing like- And she was like, "Yeah." Yeah. That was a lot of, though. Yeah. Guys, and girls can be friends, guys. Come on. Yeah, right. That's why I'm trying- That's why I'm trying to like tell my like boyfriend, like guys and girls can't just be friends. 'Cause he was like, "Who's Sean? Who is he?" I was like, "It's a 20 year old guy who's married." He's a magician. He's a magician. Yeah, so he's a little worried yesterday, but- Well, yeah, Sean is married. Yeah, Sean's married to Kayla. What? And your boyfriend was like, "Who is this guy?" Yeah. I was like, "I did a movie with him in 2024." That isn't helping her. She just appeared in the cash. She'd be like, "Oh, okay." Yeah, but no, I love Sean and Kayla. 'Cause I used to hang out with them every single day. What are you filming? Yeah, well, so many. They were my favorite. Really? You're talking about Sean and his magic. Yeah. I did not know you're talking about him. He is so sweet. Yeah, the best. Him and his wife, they're so cute together. I never met- It's always him. His wife is so serious. She was like- No, but Kayla, we met Kayla before. We met her somewhere. I don't remember where. She's tall. She's very tall. Yeah, I don't remember where we met her. Maybe it was kids' choice. Yeah. I think we met her kids' choice. And she's great at talking. Yeah. Like, she's very, very sweet. I love her. Yeah. Her and my mom were best friends. You guys going to kids' choice? I don't know. I want to. They haven't sent out invites yet, so. Yeah, we don't. We were talking about it downstairs. That's kind of crazy, isn't it? Like, yeah, coming in. Yeah, in the category for best donuts. Yeah, they should make one. Hey, it works. One year, um, Harper went to kids' choice by herself. And they didn't have a best podcast category. So we came on our podcast and we said kids' choice. You need to make a best podcast category. And they did the next year and we won. Oh, wow. So tell them about right now. Just tell them to make a guide. No, you should be like- That's like food YouTubers. Like- Yeah. Yeah. Feastables, donuts. Maybe don't put feasts. No, no, no. Maybe not. But I try to think, um, oh, uh, joyride. Like, there's- Yeah, yeah. That could be a really good category. Well, yeah, YouTube. That is true. YouTube foods. That would be so good. We're just products in general. Like, there's a lot of YouTubers. I just showered. She's lying. Don't believe her. My favorite memory of Harper popped up on my Snapchat this week. Same. She was like- She was mad because she was eating hot cheetos on a plane. And she takes a picture of Maverick. And says- I'm so mad right now. Maverick syncs up the plane so bad. He smells like hot cheetos. Oh. And Maverick was like- You're the one eating hot cheetos. And then- And then he looks over. Or everybody comes up to me and like- Are you okay, Harper? And I like my face stuffed in a bag. And like the airplane, like throw it back. It was because Maverick smelled like hot cheetos. And I couldn't- I've never ate hot cheetos in my life. She was eating them as she was saying this. I was so mad about that text message actually. Now that I think about it. Because y'all all got sat next to each other. And for some reason. My seat got put in the back of the plane near the toilet. And I was actually sitting next to a man who smelled like onions. Wait, wait, wait. When I saw your message, I was like, how dare she? Just us. Wait, wait, wait, hold on. You didn't- You can see your seat? I didn't know. What? I just ruined my- No, she didn't want to sit by the onion man by the toilet. I would have though- That was crazy. You walked her through the aisle. And she's like, oh man, I'm in the bag. I guess I can't sit next to Maverick. I don't know. That sucks. I'm just mad. Oh my god. Oh my god. All right, well, go on down the plane. - Right. - See? - One time. - No, actually I'm pretty sure. - No, when she took Alex's, that was the most fun. - And that's what it was about. - Alex used to be the guy that fell in the podcast and he is like super tall. Like he's like as tall as cash. And Harper like took his window seat and she made Alex sit in the middle. - No. - And Alex didn't say anything. - I don't know why, I don't know why this year. - She like, she took his seat, curl up in a ball, put her hoodie on and just sat there like this and Alex was just in the middle seat like the whole flight. - I can't believe I did that. I feel like I was a little selfish back then. - You did again. - But I'm about to go on a trip with him again so I won't take any of my spots. - Yeah, my mom's not coming with me. It's gonna be great. - To New York? - Yeah. - What? That's so exciting. - No, no, no, it doesn't, never mind. - And then the next weekend I'm going to New York again. - I want to go see you on Canal Street. I want to see you work your magic. - Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. We can go together if you want. - Yes, I would like to just experience you at Canal Street. - Yeah, I'm excited, I'm super excited. - Have you guys ever been to Canal Street? - I don't even know what that means. - Yeah, I don't even like, I'm like, what is it kinda? - I'm really a street on in New York with just a bunch of like, people selling illegal stuff. - I've never been to New York so I'm like fake, like prologue and I go stuff like that. - No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, - You really had like a transformation. - She's like, "Bad baby?" - No. - No. - "Bad Barbie." - No. - She's the one who hung out with a glivicular. - Oh, I don't know about that. - Wait. - I haven't kept up, but that experience was very, like, she's a very sweetie. - Well, baby had beef. - That's what I'm saying, they're like, yeah, yeah. - They're like, they're like the same thing. - But like, whoa, baby took like a turn around. Like, she's like, a glivicular. - She's like, Christian. - Yeah, I love whoa, baby. - You just didn't know what she was. (laughing) - Yeah, I love that. - I was like, crazy. - I've never seen a great deal. - I love who it is. - Let me, I love her. (laughing) - I have a big stand. - No, she doesn't want Vicki on the podcast. - Please. - It's so funny. - Please, that'll do something. - I'm not gonna lie, she was really nice. Like, I-- - She seems super sweet. - You never know, like especially when people are like, famous, like, you don't know how they're gonna be, but like, she was so sweet. Like, she was-- - Yeah. - Yeah, and like, we made donuts with her face on it. We made Jesus donuts. - Oh, so cute. - Yeah, yeah, they were they were cute. So, yeah, no, no, no, that was, that was a fun day. And then I saw her VidCon, like-- - Well, those donuts have, like, more holes. - That's where we're at, no, I have a crush, you're wrong. Wait, hold on, I'm gonna tell you a funny story. So, like, we were at VidCon, I think it was, I don't know if it was last year or two years ago. But then, so I saw a little Vicki and I was like, oh, like, I was like, oh, like, I'm gonna say hi. And I was like, no, like, I'm not gonna say hi because, like, she's not gonna remember who I am, obviously. But, so then, I'm just coincidentally - Why you guys already collabed? - Yeah, we already collabed, - Why would she remember you if you guys, like, work the donut shop? - Just because, like, she's busy, whatever the heck. So, I was like, she's not gonna, it was a long time later. Like, it was like, over a year later. I was like, she's not gonna remember me. Okay, it was long for me, okay? So, anyways, like, she passed by me, we passed by. She literally, I didn't, I didn't like, say hi. I kinda smile and she goes, oh, that's my friend. That's my friend, come here. I wanna introduce you to someone. I was like, oh, she remembered me, like, that's so cute. And then, like, we just were talking for a little bit and she was like, very sweet. But, like, I didn't expect it, so that was nice. - You know, at least the buyer on the blog has, I love her. I love her. - Why are you like, yes! I have a big, well-vicky fan. I swear, like, I didn't know who she was. - Did she go home? - Well, like, now that I know who she is, I was like, I need to be with her. She's my friend. - That's my friend. - I'm more concerned how you, like, don't think people can remember something from a year ago. - Hey, legit, listen. - Like, you gonna forget this moment, right? - Yeah, I'm gonna say that. - I'm gonna say next year. - Sorry for being like. - Sorry, what are you? - No, no, he's gonna be like, I don't know if they remember me. - Yeah, I don't know. I don't know. I just, like, always, like, I don't know. Just sometimes. - Is it, like, just, like, something personal that happens to you all the time? - Our new back-to-school merch shop is officially here and we have so many new pieces for you guys. - We have these new, varsity style crewnecks for you. - We have these new, I'm literally just a girl's t-shirts. I mean, look at the back. Look at the back. And yeah, yeah, like, you could be the new best dressed in school to do the bend. Do the bend, do the bend. - Yeah, all right enough. If you guys wanna go get your new back-to-school merch pieces, you can shop them at theelopontest.net. Go get 'em now. - Please. - All right. - I'm just gonna go and acknowledge you. - Okay, yeah, maybe, but listen. (all laughing) But, like, look. All right. Yeah, but you're just, you're just gonna-- - Where are you going? Oh, I think our next guest is here. - Who's your next guest? - Topper. - Topper? - Yeah. - Oh, I like topper, he's cool. - Hopefully he didn't forget you. - Oh, yeah, let's see, I just saw him. - He just saw him. - That would be crazy. - I literally saw him yesterday. - Yeah. - Dang, he's on time. - Very punctual. - Exactly on time. - Yeah. - Wow, on the dots. - Crazy. - I'm usually just on time too. - You are, you're very-- - I don't know how to tell my line to him on the time, 'cause I thought he was gonna be late. - Yeah, I don't know why he didn't do that. - I don't know. - I don't know, tell you the truth, Will. - You do not tell me-- - No, he did, he did. - No, no, no, no, no, I should tell you later. I told them nine and you nine and 15, 'cause I was like Harper's always so on time, I actually did the opposite. - Wow. - 'Cause he didn't know what he was doing. - But he did not trust you. - I guess. - No, I didn't. - I didn't. - Why did he trust you? - No, I just thought you know. It's just like an influencer thing. - No, so many people would just say, "I'm just a raider, so you can buy it on." We're like, "All right, you hear it nine." They call us at 10, they're like, "I'm gonna head that way soon." I'm like, "Okay, yeah." And like 11, they're like, "All right, about to head out." I'm like, "Okay, man." And then it's like two o'clock, and we're like, "Okay, okay, that's fair." But like, no, we tried to get there early, but the rain did not, like. - Yeah, it was. - That's what Matt said. Matt said, "I feel like he's the early type of guy." - We were in the Uber. - We were in the Uber. Me and my dad are in the Uber. We had to go to his hotel to pick him up and get the car. And the Uber was circling around trying to find where Angela was. - Yeah. - We passed this guy, he has a big towel over his head. - Really funny. - And then Angela was like, "I'm too bad y'all came." - No, I was the rain. - No, no, I'm not you. - I was so mad because we're in this weird hotel with this weird parking lot. There's like 12 different parking lots. I'm trying to figure out where the car is parked. And then I have a hoodie on, a towel on my head, and then Mariah is on the phone with me. - You were the guy with the towel? - Yeah, I was the guy with the towel. I was the guy with the towel. So, they're like the Uber is circling, and I'm like, "Oh God, if I can find the Uber, then I can get in their car." Then the car passes, and then the car passes, and I'm like, Mariah can't hear me. I'm like, "Oh, can you stop?" She goes, "Wait, hold on, I can't hear you, there's this weird guy with the towel." Oh, my God! Listen to me! I don't think she's just a year old. - This literally did happen. - And I'm in the rain for like 10 minutes and so weird guy with the towel by the way. - What do you think this is? - I know we got this standing there, like MVC. - I was trying to find the car, and not yet wet, but I'm just very obvious, so now I'm in umbrella. I was so annoyed, and she couldn't hear me because the water kept getting in my phone, or she was pretending she didn't hear me. - I don't know which one. - I mean, it could be either honestly. Sometimes I choose when I want to hear you. - Yeah, it's called selective hearing. You're so annoyed. - Yeah, I was just selectively not going to hear that. - Okay. - Very much. - Yeah, and I was in the rain for actually like 10 minutes, what jeans is, it was great. - Yeah, no, we saw a guy yesterday, when we were at Vid Summit, you know, they have like the food trucks outside, and then there's the outdoor seating area. So we went out to get food, and it started pouring rain, and everybody runs like under a covering, and this guy, he was like defeated by the rain. His food was sitting there like completely getting soaked, and he's getting soaked, and he just kept eating. - That was a sad thing. - He was eating chewing wings, pouring down rain on him, and the rain looked, he's just, - Oh no. - He just then just came out of nowhere. - He's not, he was like trying, their shelves are not far away, and he's really just, - And he went like, this was so sad, he like kind of threw his hands up. - Yeah, he did. - Yeah. - Because he was raining on him. It was raining on him, and he's just battling through it, and his plates just going, And then it goes down like two times harder and it goes and then he just goes. - And he goes slowly wraps his food back up. He likes his fingers. - Yeah, he likes his fingers for a bit. - They're so fast. - It's so fast. - I know, it's so fast. - It's not Sean, dude, I've ever seen this game. Oh wait, speaking of VidCon outside, I just had a very distinct memory. Where we were at, we were with last year at Vid Summit with AJ and big justice and then all of a sudden, AJ just said to us, "Guys, you need to come outside with us now." And I'm like, so I'm like, why? He goes, I don't know. Just like, you know, the LOL podcast people, I'm like, "Yeah, they have a monkey." I'm like, "What could that mean?" They're like, "Yeah, they have a monkey." Just come outside. I'm like, "Okay." So we go outside and then there's like this car. - What are you guys AJ? - Yeah, it's AJ, just like Costco. - And then he's just like, "Yeah, you gotta see this, you gotta see this, man." - You did such a good impression. - Yeah, I'm just like, I don't know. - I don't know. - I do like mind you, there's like a whole thing going on. I'm just like, you know what I'm saying? I'm just like, "No, it's monkey." Like, "Okay, I'll get off." And then like you guys are like in the car, like doing some sort of vlog with like an actual monkey with a diaper and it was just like, (laughing) Like it was just like-- - We did a video about it. - Okay, so good. - Okay, yeah, so yeah, after you guys, I was like, "Hey guys, like you monkey, can I do a video with your monkey?" - Yeah, you stole our monkey. - Yeah, and you were like, "This is not our monkey." So then like I ended up like negotiating with the guy so I could like make a video with a monkey. - No, that was the funniest thing ever because we had asked this, we have an animal guy who gives us all our animals when we need videos. - I think it was that guy who negotiated with, yeah. - Yeah, so that guy was like, "Hey, I don't got a monkey but my brother's got a monkey." - Oh, so he said his brother that day. - He said his brother's came and we paid him like, for the day he uses monkey and stuff. And then we were like-- - We paid him $1,000. - How much you pay him? - We paid him like $200 for like $10,000. - We paid him, we paid him like a lot of money for the day. And then we were like, "Okay, we're done shooting like, "Thanks so much." He's like, "Of course." And then like three hours later we just see, he doesn't have a pass to bid some of by the way. But he's just walking through bid some of it with his monkeys. And he's just charging everybody to buy his car. - Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. - It wasn't the whole thing. - We already paid him $1,000 that day. - Yo, Ansel, who's calling me right now? - I don't know my phone at all. - You got a girl? - No, but he's like, "Wait, I don't know who's going to go." - You don't got a girl? - No, I get her. - No. (laughing) - He was my older sister by the way. So just setting up. - You guys have an older sister? - Yeah. - Yeah, we have an older sister in the list. - I was gonna ask. - You really leave her out. - Okay. - Oh yeah, I don't know her. - She's gonna trim it. - No, okay, okay, wait. - It's older, older or like? - She's like 23? - Yeah, I'm like, took you in the family. - No, yeah, actually, I didn't, I didn't like, obviously know you person. - Yeah, yeah. - And you never know, like about influence. You just never know, like maybe the night's maybe the mean, you'll never know until you actually meet them. But then like my older sister wouldn't stop talking about you. She said you were so sweet. - Oh really? - She was like, oh my god, that girl Harper, she was so sweet, like we made like so many videos together and she was just was like the kindest person. And I was like, and I was just like, obviously. - No, because you never know. - No, you don't ever know. She's asking about the airport. - No, no, no. 'Cause it's almost not nice to my sister. Like obviously, I'll be like, oh, okay, well like, that sucks, but like, you know. - That sucks. - No, that sucks. - No, I know what I mean, like she was, you were like, you were very nicer and like, that was worth noting. - Good. - No, I'm not kidding though. She bites people at the airport. One time we're walking through the airport. - It's my mom. - Yeah, we just hear her mom go, ah! - Harper stop it, let go Harper! Ah, Harper stop it, stop it, Harper. Harper just latched onto her mom's arm just. - Oh! - I was like, oh my god. - And then later that day, she did it to her sister. - She pushed her sister into the street. - Oh. - She literally just like did it. - She tried to sacrifice it, you did. - Oh. - That time she was, that was when we were, I think, on tour. And she's trying to bite her mom. And Reese pushes Harper into the street. - Oh, yes! - Wait. - And I almost died. - How did you know? - Yeah, but it was self defense. - It was self defense and then, I was biting my mom. And then she pushes me in the road. I almost died. - No, there was no cars coming. - Is it, is it by do you think like a condition? - No, no. I just like, sometimes I like to bite my mom. I don't really know why. But like for influencers, I'm like, really nice to them, but like my family. - So you don't bite influencers, right? - She's not gonna bite you guys, don't worry. - Unless I'm maybe like closer to that. - That's not a good man. - Unless I'm like, yeah, make sure you don't bite her. None of us have ever been bit. So I think you're safe. - Okay, that's good. - Yeah. - She started, she's like, we're like, oh, come now. - Oh no, that's good. - So yeah, one time I also chased and paved in the airport. And I started biting my mom. And they thought it was like the weirdest thing ever. And they were like, what's going on? - Most people do. - Yeah. - No, there was one time when we were driving for a month, say to the next. And Kate was in the car with your family. It was just your family and Kate. And he comes out, he was like, yo, something's wrong with Harper. And you were like, what do you mean? And he said, she's dead asleep. And you just woke up dead asleep. And you were like, (screaming) - He said it was monster noises. He said she started making the craziest noises ever. Freaked out and then went back to sleep. - Oh yeah, no, I was in the car that day. She didn't, she's dead asleep and she goes, (screaming) - And she's like, literally does this too. - And then she wakes up and then she is. - And goes, man, and we were at me, Chase Rope. - No, it was just pink. - It was pink. - It was pink. - No, you did it in the same day when you fell asleep in the car and I tried to wake you up. - No, but video. - It was because, it was because. - Do you do this often? - No, it was because, paper was like the only person in the car. And I was like with the rest of my family. And I like, I was obviously so upset that day. Like I always am. And then I was like, I was upset. And then my parents like, probably like, smack their food or something. So I woke up and started screaming. And then paper got really upset. (laughing) I don't think paper got upset. He was not scared. (laughing) - It's just so funny, I don't know. Is that another condition? - No, no, I have a lot of conditions. I'm not gonna lie, not actually. But because sometimes it seems like it. I don't know, what are y'all thinking? - I think you should work their donut shop for days. - Yes, you should. - I think that would be great. - That'd be great. - If I fall asleep, you know, wake me up. I promise I won't scream or any more. - How many donut options do you have? Is it like infinite like sonic drinks? (laughing) - Yeah, there's a lot. - Yeah, there's a lot. - There's a lot, there's many options. - There's a lot of them in you. - There's a lot of them. - How one is maple bacon. - Oh, oh no. - Baking on the bad sounds good. - Thanks, she just looked at you, Kinsey said, you're a maple bacon type. (laughing) - I think you have a great time now. - I wanna say to donut, which one are you giving us? - Oh yeah, I got this. - You got it. - Okay. Maple bacon. (laughing) - Okay, okay, okay. - Maybe like, maybe like, like, okay, what if you don't like that? - Okay, you know, like, you'll say the light chain? No, you'll lose. - Wait, I don't try that. - What even is that? - You know English. - What did you just say? - I took a, wait, so you don't know what that is. - I'm bilingual, I know what let's say is, but don't say. - Don't say, isn't that like, don't say in Gabbana? - Yeah, it's like a, it's like a, it's um, - Okay, what are you doing? - You don't even know what it is, right? - Okay. - It's like a Hispanic dessert, like, you know? - No, no, no, okay. - Like. - Like the dress-less one? - I think casting crunch type of one. - Yes, he is casting crunch. - Yeah, like, casting crunch, right? Am I spot on him? - That's pretty good for cash, yeah. - I don't know how to feel about it, but I do like it, so I'll take it. - Like, can you like, cookies and cream vibes? I don't know how to do that. - Really? You not like that? - I do, I do, I'm giving, yeah. - Yeah, I know, I know. - Okay, okay, okay. - It's like salt and vinegar, that's all. - Just like salt and vinegar. - And then like, maybe like, hmm, I feel like I'm being judged right now. - I know, I know, I'm just like, - It takes me a second, okay, hold on. Maybe like, birthday cake. - Yeah, oh, that was, - Oh, that was good. - Yeah, that was good. - Thank you. - Wait, you like, birthday cake, flavored stuff? - Yeah, really? Ice cream? I was like in, when I was six years old, in the back of the donut shop, and I was like putting together some recipe that I saw in my brain. And I was just like putting it together. - Were you about to tell us where you stole it from and you were like, in my brain? - No, no, no, no, I came up with that. - I came up with that, actually. And I put like, three little dot frostings on top, and I showed it to my mom. I was like, can we add this to the menu? And then like, three days later, it was on the menu. - I didn't even have my name on it or anything, but like, - Top 10 things that never happened. - That didn't happen. - Not that. - Yes it did. - Yes it did. - Yes it did. - Yes it did. - Yes it did. - Y'all a coffee donut? (laughing) - Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. - That's amazing. - That is actually crazy. - Yeah, that is amazing. - That day. - The only reason you got a flavor is because - I had food there by the way. - No, no, no, no. - That's the only reason you got it. - But I always wanted you guys to get this one on the menu. Didn't even reach him on the list. - Yeah. (laughing) - No you didn't. - I was like, what did you get? Like, you had to get like a million? You weren't even close. (laughing) - No one wanted it. - But I decided to put it on because I felt nice. (laughing) - Just kidding if you had this one, it's still there. - Yeah, it's gone. - Yeah, I know, I'm like, it had like, they can find you. It wasn't just like your flavor. - Every location in the United States, there's had a picture of her holding it like. (laughing) - Nobody asked for it. (laughing) - No, nobody asked for it. - Excuse me, I was like my number one of you video on YouTube. - Yeah. - And it's still there and get the list. - Yes, it did. (laughing) (laughing) - No, I'm crying. - No, no, no. - This is not real. - No, you're like not. - I've never heard a sibling fight over Donuts in this deal. - No, you're back. - You're back. - You're back. - You're back. - She's like, she's like, she put the ice cream before her after I'm like, it's your flavor. - She's like, I don't know. - Are you done? - I'm like, we get it. Like, we get you on all the attention. - Oh. - It's okay. - Okay. - Your show go. - He didn't get that much attention at home. I'm sorry. (laughing) - So anyways, so my, so my donut is still on the menu and yours isn't it, I don't know how you wanna feel about that. Also, when I tried you donut, personally that was like, the worst donut I've ever had in my life. I hate it, that's what, guys, just like, if you ever go, don't try anything that has, what did you say? - Nothing, keep talking. - Don't try anything that has to do with him, and then always try mine, 'cause really? But what is your favorite donut? - Okay, so it's a, why is there so much donut trauma? (laughing) That was the worst donut I've ever heard in my life. - It's that deep, okay. So my flavor is Biscoph Oreo Cheesecake, and yes, it's so good. - Oh my gosh, that sounds phenomenal, I actually. - It has Oreo, like cookies and cream ice cream. - Okay. - And then it has cheesecake, Biscoph cheesecake drizzle, and then it has Biscoph crumbs and caramel drizzle on top. - Okay, that actually does sound phenomenal. Let's hear your flavor. We're gonna judge what's right now. - No, I'm not gonna take it up, it means that we're better. - No, I actually, we don't really have time for Angela's flavor. - Yes, look at that. - Oh, wow. - No, it's fine, go to the store and find out. Just go to store, 'cause I'm gonna put a new one on the menu by the time you get this. - No, no. - No, go ahead, say you're safe. - No, I don't want to. - No, I don't want to, I'm not trying to. - I'm just kidding, I'm just kidding. - You guys don't like mine. - No, you didn't deserve it, you didn't, that's no. - Okay, well, okay, fine, do not say your flavor. All right, here we go. - Yes, thank you. - We're gonna end the episode, guys. I'll see you guys next time, adios! - Bye! - Bye!

Podcast Summary

Key Points:

  1. Angela and Mariah host a fun, casual episode discussing their donut shop, Yo-Nuts, which features ice cream inside donuts and has over 20 locations in Texas.
  2. The donut shop began as a small family-run business in South Florida, gaining viral attention through TikTok, leading to franchising and a feature on Shark Tank with Kevin Harrington.
  3. A memorable trip to Arkansas allowed the girls to disconnect from work and enjoy genuine bonding, emphasizing the value of unplanned, low-pressure time together.
  4. A humorous anecdote involves Harper, a cousin, attempting to visit the shop during the pandemic, leading to a mix of nostalgia and surprise when she later films content.
  5. The hosts share behind-the-scenes fun moments, including a viral story about a man with a towel during rain, a sad food truck scene in the rain, and a monkey vlog at VidCon.
  6. The episode highlights personal connections, such as a sister’s admiration for Harper and a shared memory of quirky, unexplained behaviors like biting or screaming during car rides.
  7. A playful "donut flavor" story reveals a unique birthday cake donut that was created in secret and became popular despite no one asking for it.
  8. The episode ends with a lighthearted rivalry over donut flavors, with the hosts joking about which one is better and suggesting listeners try their own favorites at the store.

Summary:

Angela and Mariah host a lively, humorous episode centered around their successful donut shop, Yo-Nuts, which has expanded to 20+ locations in Texas and gained viral fame through social media. The story begins with a funny moment where they originally planned to bring donuts for a meetup but were delayed by rain, leading to a playful exchange about their commitment to making guests "work for it" by visiting in person. They share the journey of how the brand started as a small family shop in Florida, gained traction through viral TikTok videos, and was even featured on Shark Tank.

The episode also includes personal anecdotes about a weekend getaway to Arkansas, where they bonded over simple activities, highlighting the value of unplanned, authentic time together. A series of funny stories emerge—such as a man with a towel during a rainstorm, a food truck owner drowning in rain while eating, and a monkey vlog at VidCon—adding to the comedic tone. The hosts also discuss family dynamics, including Harper’s surprising visits and her cousin’s deep admiration for her.

A standout moment is the creation of a unique birthday cake donut, developed by Angela and never requested, which gained popularity across all locations. The episode ends with playful banter over donut flavors and a lighthearted rivalry, emphasizing fun, authenticity, and the joy of shared experiences in the donut world.

FAQs

Yo-Nuts is a donut brand that features ice cream inside the donut, which is then hot-pressed. It's described as a unique and delicious treat that blends donut and ice cream flavors together.

Yo-Nuts has around 20 locations across Texas, with shops spread throughout the state including one near a church and others located about 30 to 40 minutes away.

Yo-Nuts began as a small family donut shop in South Florida. A founder created a viral TikTok video featuring a new donut flavor, which gained massive attention. The success led to expansion, franchising, and even a visit from Shark Tank's Kevin Harrington.

Yes, the founders conduct extensive taste testing, trying variations of the same flavor dozens of times to refine the recipe and ensure quality before adding a new flavor to the menu.

The birthday cake donut was created by one of the founders who developed the flavor in their mind as a child and later showed it to their mom. It eventually made it onto the menu despite no one initially requesting it.

Yes, a donut flavor created by one of the founders was initially rejected by the team and removed from the menu, though it was later featured in a photo at every location across the U.S.

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