Kenzie Got Chased Home!

Listen, while Kinsey was running to the day, she made up a whole story about how she got kidnapped. - Oh my God! - I didn't know how to make it up! - Kinsey thinks she was getting kidnapped. - You're gonna get so roasted. - She thinks the stalker was following her is my assumption. First thing that has been messing with Harper's card and everything, she thinks it was that person. - You think it was, I knew someone followed you back. Don't, you thought it was that guy? - I couldn't breathe and I felt like I was gonna die. - Hashtag look good for the podcast? - Hey, I see your makeup. Extra heavy today. - What the heck? - What the heck? - What the heck? - That was a crazy thing to say. - That was so rude. - What do you all mean? That was so rude. - She just assaulted me. - No, that was rude, man. - What is I even supposed to mean? Your makeup looks so good. Don't even listen to me. - Yeah, every time you blink, I get it almost get blown away and you're just like, "We did it!" - I know, I'm redoing my lashes. - No, you're, I'm sweating a couple of them. - I'm sweating. Can you blink a couple more times? - Oh my gosh. - It'll cool me down. - I've already always based one of my lashes, especially when I did the boho med spot thing because they were white. - They were white? - Yeah, eyelashes were white? - Yes. - Well, that might have been why they're making fun of you. - Why were they white? - I don't care. Well, however, since I'm gonna fix my hair. - People commented and they were like, "Make sure to tell me where these lashes are from "so I don't buy them." - What the heck? - What the heck? - That's funny. - Do I make it look different or does it look? - No. - No. - He was just literally being mean for every cent. - She started it. What do you all talk about? - I like to see and care both of you makeup too, so why don't you come on them? - Because you're the one that said, what are you trying to look good today or something? - Well, yeah, 'cause you're having your hair flattening and now more than you're having fun. - Yeah, because my hair is cooked today. Look at it. We all know it looks fun. - It is a little bit flat. - Yeah, it looks fun. - No, it looks good. - It looks good. - From the side, you're wearing a baseball cap. - Yeah, no, I think it looks good. It looks terrible. - Anyways, yeah, I wouldn't need you to this side. - Yeah, turn to this side for the camera, right? - Don't let them make fun of you. - I didn't do my hair today. - Ooh, I literally like the same house, but I didn't do my hair today, and I think it shows. - Have you been using purple shampoo? - I've always used purple shampoo. - Oh, it just looks extra blonde. Did you get extra blonde in it? - I don't know, I've always used purple though. - No, the bottle. - What else can we make fun of cash for? - What though? - His everything, bro. - There's not one thing you can do. - How ridiculously attractive he is, how ridiculously strong he is, how ridiculous his rock heart abs are. - What the? - How only the 1% of the population has an 8 pack and somehow cashed has them. Crazy. - Yeah, everybody else. - That's really different. You can't work out and get an 8 pack. You have to be born with it. You got to spawn it. - Everybody has to pack that. - Right, no they don't. - Yeah, everybody has one. - No, they don't. - In their body, they do. - No, they don't. - It's all made in your body. - No. - Yes, it is. - It's like spawned in differently. - No. - Look. - You do spawn in differently. Some people have like a seven pack. Some people abs, some people have four, six, and some people have eight. - I have an arm. - And five, you have one? - Wait, yeah, except people have like 12, don't they? - I have some ribs. - I don't know if it's 12 packs of things. - There's 10 packs. - My ribs make me look like Ives. - How many abs can a person have? And what's the percentage of having which abs? Oh, sorry, I'm gonna call. - That was the phone call. - Wait, it was? - Yeah. - Can we take it? - No. - Yes, we should. - No. - Yes, we should. - We should. - Let's take it. - Let's take it. - We have a very important phone call that decides the fate of our future and humanity. - Answer it. - And we can't answer it. - We're having a watch obsession. - Can you just say like call you back in like 45? - And what's that? - No, isn't it so scary? - It was not even that bad. Like everybody was like, this is a scary view I've ever seen. - It's trash and I watched almost watch a scary movie last night but we turned it off too. - Really? - What was it called? - I don't know. - Primate? - Primate, yeah. - Well, when I went there, like I was excited. - Is that the one on where they're on the island? - Scary movies. - They're on a vacation and there's a monkey. - Yeah, maybe. - Wait, what was your, what was a obsession like those? - It was, everybody was, I was like, expected to like, poo my pants. They're like, I poo my pants when I watched it. It was so scary. - Like I was expected to watch it. - Did you watch it in the movie theater? - Yeah, and I was expecting the worst. - No, I'm trying to tell my story. I was expecting the worst, but no, it wasn't that bad. It was just like, it's actors, you know? So it's like. - Every more movie's an actor. - I think you have a different perspective because you've been on a movie set. - Exactly. - And you can see that anyone who hasn't done that, it's actually scary to them. - Yeah, it's a Kenzie. - Okay, well, one of her, I'm telling about myself. I should have watched a movie last night. It was based off of true story and it was so sad. It was called, not without hope. - Yeah. - And it was about, in 2009, these four men went out on a boat and their boat capsized in the ocean and they were literally sitting on the upside down boat in the middle of the ocean for two days. - For two days. In the middle of like a terrible storm and it was so sad. - Only one lived. - Yeah. - Two days, that's not that bad. - In a storm? - Yeah, but I knew, there's a story I listened to on YouTube about a guy. - It was also freezing water. The water was 50 degrees. - That's not good. This guy, they got attacked by whales and they're sunk their boat and they're in this the little dinghy boat. - Oh, I did see that. - And then at one point, they had like another, I think they were dragging a dinghy behind them with some other stuff or something. But anyways, they were on the ocean for like 30 days or like two months or something. - Yeah, somehow, somehow, some people have survived on the ocean with like a life raft for like four hours. - He said sea turtles would come by and he literally just tried to grab them and like put them in the boat. - Oh, look. - To eat it? - Yeah, I think the longest someone has survived stranded at sea. - And I think you can no water. - You can drink turtle blood. - So they would drink it. - Oh my God. - All right, let's see. - On the last leg of our tour in Europe, we had a few days in Paris between shows and we decided to make the most of it. - We found this really beautiful apartment through Airbnb in the perfect part of town. It had all of the charm you'd hope for in Paris, but in such a good location. - Honestly, the best part was the train station right next door because we could just hop on the train and explore the city without getting lost. - And the apartment was perfect for our group. We all had our own space, but we could all come together in the living area, plan our days, hang out or you know, just relax after a long show day. - Exactly, it gave us the freedom to really enjoy Paris at our own pace. We could see sights, eat meals together or even watch the city go by from our apartment. - Honestly, having a place like that as our home base was a total game changer. The whole trip just felt a lot calmer. Like we could actually enjoy it instead of just rushing around. - Yeah, for real, trips like this just hit different when it's booked on Airbnb. It's easier, you have your own space and everything just goes way better. - Yeah, I agree. - The space, the privacy, the convenience. It's what turns a good trip into when you're still talking about weeks later. - To get long as someone has survived a train at SCU with no water or food, is Jose, Salvador, I don't know how to pronounce it in advance. He was a fisherman from El Salvador who was boat-driven into the Pacific. He survived approximately 438 days. - No. - No. - That's over a year. - Was he alone the whole time? - Wait, his companion died after a few months. He eventually washed ashore in the Marshall Islands. As for no food and no water at all, nobody has-- - Is his friend washed ashore? - No, he washed ashore. His friend died and then he washed ashore. - And then it says, as for no food and no water at all, nobody has survived anywhere near that long. How did he survive without water? - 'Cause he's him, bro. That's crazy. - Maybe it ran or something. - Yeah, with water. Without food, but with water, survival can only-- Yeah, you can only live without water for like-- - You can get water, other ways, by rains and like sea turtles, I think. - I don't have hypothermia from that movie because the guys that were on the boat, they started getting hypothermia and hypothermia, like makes you go crazy. Like they said, like you start to really lose your mind and then the guys would freak out and they literally would jump in the water and draw themselves 'cause they were like-- - Oh, that's not good. - Yeah. - Yeah. - It was so scary. I hope I never get lost in this. - Does it say how the guy got water? - I'm looking at collecting rain water whenever it rained, occasionally drinking fluids from turtles. - I knew it. - When fresh water was scarce. Eating raw fish, turtles, jellyfish, sea birds, and other marine life, he could catch. Fresh water was the biggest challenge that there were periods when rain was infrequent, but he became severely dehydrated. Yeah, that's crazy. - Yeah, how do you not just get so dehydrated? 'Cause even like if you're in a boat, the sun on the ocean just has to be so brutal. - You think it was ever part of you? - Surviving over a year without water. - I feel like there was a part of him that was probably like, I honestly wish it wouldn't rain. So I'll just die. - There's probably a lot of rain. - And then it rained and he'd be like, I have to keep doing this. - Also, in case you guys are wondering. Have you ever seen a life of high? - No. - What is that? - Life of high? - What? - American high? - Never mind, I made you myself stop. - I would say when I was going home last night, I like drove from South Lake all the way back to where we live. And so it was like a 40 minute drive. And I was like freaking out the whole time 'cause it was dark and scary and I thought, - Were you by yourself? - No, I was dropping off like my three friends. And then finally when I was by myself, I went into my house and I saw a balloon hanging up and I thought it was the girl in the movie. And I was like, oh my gosh. And it was like one a.m. when I got home or like one 30 a.m. and my mom was like, what are you doing? - Oh my gosh. One time. - And he got scared of the shadow in our room. - Yeah, it happens. - In like four or five friends. This is during college too. So we should not be scared of things. But you know, we are. Anyways, we're in this hotel room. We're spending the night at a fancy boutique hotel for one of my friends birthdays. And we had balloons set up to bring her in to surprise her. And at the end of the night, it's like maybe like three a.m. where I'll just sit in there talking about to go to sleep. And all the helium from the balloons had gone out and they were like on the floor. Is that funny? - It's just balloons make me laugh. - And then this, it's like three a.m. all the balloons are on the floor, right? All of a sudden a red balloon rises in the air. - Oh heck no. - Yes, we were freaking out. We were like, what is happening? I'm sure it was just like the wind in the room but it was just so odd that it was the red one. And it floats up and it literally, so we had conjoining rooms that like connected the door. It went through the door. into the other room and was sitting there by itself. But the door that was conjoining that open had us like a, a long mirror on it. And so in the door was open, you could look in the mirror and see into the other room. And the balloon did a circle around the room. Because he always has to go. - Where's the other life? I can call someone right back. - And then what, did it pack your suitcase for you too? - No, it did a circle around the room. It came back and it sat right by the door. Like you could only see it through the mirror. - And then what happened? - That's it. - So the balloon decided, it's gonna go on a walk. - Go on a walk and then it was done. - Yes, but we shut the door and we locked it in all of a sudden in one bedroom. So there was like seven of us in two beds. - Do y'all believe in ghosts? - Ghosts? - I believe so. - I don't know, we're like spirits. - I believe in my spirit. - Well yeah, I don't understand like, once we die, do our spirits still stay on? - Mine will, that's what I'm saying, mine will. I'll be here. - This is from I die. I'll be right here. I don't think you will. - On that count. - On that count. - I will. I'll promise you, mark my words. If I die and you guys start with the podcast with me, you'll know I'm here. - Wait, no, no, listen. - The next person who lives in this house is just gonna hear. If I die, I will show y'all signs. 'Cause I know that y'all still film after I die. - Yeah, that's what I'm saying. Like I'll show you signs. I'll be like, you know what's weird? If I did die like a year ago. Like y'all would still be filming the podcast without me. - I thought I'd miss an episode. I was like, no, life unfortunately moves on. - No, but the podcast wouldn't. - Stop. - No. - No, the podcast wouldn't. - I don't think you have somebody. - No. - I don't think you can be serious for two seconds. - I could not come sit on the episode of the podcast if one of y'all died. I would not do it ever again. I don't think I could. - What about if it was just math? - No, I would not be here. - Really? - I mean, I've died. - What? (all laughing) - I don't know what I would do. - No, there's no way. - Think, one of us will be the last one alive between us five. And it probably won't be me. I'm not gonna lie. Not like that, but like what I'm scared. Like I mean, bad's gonna happen. - That's okay, 'cause you keep watching scary movies. - I know. - See, I'm the opposite of that. Nothing's bad gonna happen to me. Like if our boat capsize and it was us five on the ocean, I know I'm making it out. I just hope y'all can keep up with me, you know? - I feel like I've got a strong chance of surviving along just even though I'm the oldest. - Really? - The women in my family lived till they're like a hundred. - That is true men die sooner. - They do. - Not you though. You probably won't die before me. - Yeah, I wanna talk about one thing. I don't like the new flip-flop trend of everybody wearing flip-flops. - You don't? - Everybody wears flip-flops? - Oh wait, like girls, it's fine if they pretty does. But, but guys it's disgusting. - Marvel versus flip-flops everywhere. - Yeah, well, just like actually-- - But I ain't doing it to be trendy. I've been doing this for a long time. - No, guys wearing flip-flops is weird, I don't want to do this. - No, it's disgusting and all the guys do it in my gray day. Like look down on their toes and like-- - Wait, bare feet? - Yeah, bare feet. No, not like nothing. - In school? - Yeah, in school. - Very bold. - To my house, like, I'm like, to your house? Like, you have to wear socks for the last week. - Yes. - Now, I'm trying to wear flip-flops to church. - Okay. - No, man, I'm gonna get dressed up and then try to top the outfit off with a pair of flip-flops. - Yeah. - Listen, they're just comfortable. I wouldn't have said, you know what? - You said, you know what, Kitchie said the other day when you guys called us and you were meeting with people out there that we wanted to meet too. - Oh, I called it. - We get in the car and Kitchie's like, oh man, I just hope he's not wearing his flip-flops right now, it's just not a good look for us. You know what he's wearing? He has these camo pants that unzip at the knee so that they can turn into shorts. And he's wearing that. He's unzipped them and he has flip-flops on. But we're meeting our new neighbor. - Exactly what, like, the guy's in my grade wear. Like, it's like, the year's so fashionable, man. - No, no, it's not vegetable. Like, it gives everybody the ink. - I'm just being me, all right? - You can't even look without the ink, I gotta do this. - Listen, and if guys want to copy that trend, that's fine. I've been doing it for like seven years, so. - You did not invent a flip-flop. - Yeah, but they've never been cool. And now-- - You did not make him cool. - I did, I was part of the people that made him cool. - Harper, when me and Mav got married, I went through his closet. And in the kindest way, this was a kind thing. I was not being rude, okay? I threw away everything that was ugly. - It was absolutely rude. - Sounds pretty rude to me. - It was very rude. - Now, she did you such a favor. - He just, like, such a fruit loop sometimes. - Oh, dang, he is right now too, look, stand up. Stand up, show me your shirt, stand up. - He sure looks fine. - Now, stand up, show me your shirt. - Now? - No, no, why are you trying to bully me? - It's gonna be a funny watch. - Stand up. - Stand up. - Is it, is it bad on Mary's shirt? - Stand up, stand up. - What's the problem? - Turn around, turn around. No, turn around, stand up straight. No, stand up straight and turn around. - I can't get any straighter. - No, stop, pause, pause, pause. - It's a crop top. - It's a crop top, thank you. I told you today. - That is not a crop top. - I said, I can't lie, I can't lie. The shirt's a little short. - It is a little crop, it's a crop. - Unfortunately, I did put the shirt on this morning, and I thought, oh my gosh, this is a little short, but I continue to wear-- - Stand up, wait, stand up. - Well, the first time-- - Oh, yes, stand up one more time. - And then do the reach test. If skin shows, you need to go change. - It's not that good. - Do the reach test now. - I don't want to do the reach test. - Come on, do it, do it, do it. - Do you know how incredibly difficult it is to shop for a man? - Yes. - It's hard, especially-- - Yeah, especially when they want to dress like that. - It makes it feel better. The first-- - My personal favorite outfit that you'll like pop out and sometimes is, you know, the t-shirt we ordered on Amazon and bulk, just like a bunch of them for videos and stuff. - It's a green one. - You mean like that one? - No. - They're like cotton. - You know what I'm talking about? - Yeah, the cotton ones. - Like cotton, they're so ugly. You guys are always like, we have to wear them. They look so good in videos. - I thought I'm out, stand up and do the reach test. - Yeah, come on, stand up. - I don't want to do that. - Okay, stand up, stand up. - It's going to be great short. - Do it, do it. - Stand up, look. - Do the reach test. And also, I wanted to say, the first time I ever met Mav, he was wearing a crop tank top with his-- - The sleeve's going all the way down here and his nipple's pumped out. - What is he talking about? - I've never seen that. - That's not even short. Whatever you describe, it was like football pads, it was kind of short. - You'll have to remember that. - Oh wait, it was probably full. - Yes. - It was probably like a cut off tank top. - Yeah, you were in a cut off tank top and your nips would slip sometimes. - Yeah, and it was like a crop. - No, we were not cropped. - And you were in a tank top. - Let's test it. - Mav, come on, stand up now for everyone. And then do the reach test. - It's not fair. - When I bought this shirt, it probably was the right size. - Wait, you dressed him like that? - Yeah, I bought that shirt for you. - Yeah, you should try dressing yourself. - Come on, stand up. - Stand up! - We're getting bored here, come on. - Can I embarrass the stand up? - Let me tell you what I found in the closet. - No, can you, don't distract us from this, Mav, stand up. - Ah, I'm not going to go change. I'm not going to-- - If you see a skin, I'm not changing. - That's why. - Okay, all right, now reach high. You got to reach high. Stand up straight and reach high. - Oh my gosh! - Yo! - And the PSD underwear that he thinks is trendy, too. - I almost started thinking from under, dude. - That's crazy. Not even from the side. - I don't think they're trendy, they're free. They sit up to me for free. - No, yeah, but he used to be a PSD underwear and he would like sag all the way down here. - And he thought it was trendy. - Well, then I'll have to get rid of them. - We all know these parts. - Along with this shirt. - I remember one thing, the pink zebra print shorts. - Oh. - Yes, but those weren't like a fine-- - I like those shorts. I would still wear those shorts. I wear those right now. - No, you would. - I wear those with the flip flops and it wasn't. - Yeah, it is. - They're going-- - Anyways, what I found in his closet were a pair of flip flops that he made out of turf. - No, I didn't make those up out of my debt. - And oh my gosh! - I bought them out of turf stock. - No, that's worse. - I'm not going to take it. - I came with a car, he was so proud of himself. - I bought some shirts on a date, on a date with me at the church. - Oh, no. - And he wore it like the turf. - Oh my gosh, I'm starting so many drains. - Oh, the turf. - No, that's crazy. - You know what? I bet people are going to start wearing these shirts, too. - I hope so. - No crop, no crop, just because I did it. - Well, yeah, some guys are going to throw those away. - Like you. - Shoes? - Yeah. - Oh, yeah. - Did he get mad? - Yes. - Wait, what? - Actually, yeah, he's-- - Actually, yeah, he's-- - Yes, that's messed up. - He's not his church shoes. - Turf. - Turf. - Capsule's how much I like those. - Capsule's too much. - He uses a lot for outside and stuff. - This? - Yeah, the-- - I air it up every day. - I bought him new ones. - I walk outside and-- - Yeah, I walk in-- - I walk in their house and I see Maverick and Cache swinging aggressively on the swing. When y'all were on the phone, I was like, "They're really swinging right now." - Boy, were we? - I didn't notice. - Y'all were-- - They're getting at the same time. - Yes, y'all were in sync. You were kicking at the same time. You were swinging. - We have a port swing, but it's kind of tiny and really little. And it's like, barely fits one person on it. - And yeah. - One time we're sitting outside. The boys are talking about podcast episodes. And Cache and Alex are sitting on the swing. And they're swinging aggressively and all of a sudden the swing falls out of the sky. It's the ground. - It's really good. - We have just connections. - It's the ground. - We split it both on it. - We're both sitting on it. We're like, "Yes, so here's a boom." - I remember when Cache fell to the ceiling. It was like that on the swing. - I know that Cache like far to when he hit the ground. - That's not-- - Yeah, he gave me a little bit of a softer landing. - It blew me up. - It was pretty good to be in heavy. Did you guys see the girl in TikTok? That was like-- - Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. - That is insane to say. - Let me thin in. - I know exactly who you're talking about. - You do? - No. - Oh, okay. So this girl, she's on TikTok. She's like, "If you take your clothes off to step on the scale, then you're already too big." - What? - I was like, I was like, what? - Every morning. - I was like, that's crazy. - No, every-- - No, every myself naked, but that's because-- - I was like, I was like, "I'm taking off my wedding ring." I was like, "They're like, okay, how about now?" - Right after I take your food, I go to the beach. - Yeah, you gotta make sure all everything's out. You're like spitting in the seat to make it through. - Wait, why would she say that? - She's just saying, if it's that close, then you're already too big. - What was it, Liz Schmidt? - I don't know who it was, it's so sick. But I was like, that's a crazy take. - Oh, no, gosh. There was another girl that said something insane about, I don't remember what she said. - Oh, she was like, "If you're 160 pounds, then you don't even try to lose weight. - Yes, I saw that one. - Now there was another thing, there was something crazy. - What are you talking about, Harper? - Um, Spencer Barbosa posted a stitch to this girl talking. - Okay, yeah, yeah. I saw Spencer's stitch. - What'd she say though? - I don't know. - It was like, the lady that was in the stitch was like, if you're over 160 pounds as a woman and you think you're like good looking, then what are you doing? Like, you can't probably walk around like that. That's so embarrassing. And like a lot of you will carry weight differently too, so you can look like skinny at 160. - You know how girls always wanted to be skinny? - Like, isn't cash 170 and he looks like pretty slow. - What if you call me out? - No, what the heck? - You know how girls and guys always like want to be like skinny? - Yeah, I'm like 80. - Do you all think that's gonna go away? Now that like, you know, there's like ozampic and people just get skinny. Like, do you think it's gonna be like a new thing? - Yeah, back in the day it was-- - Like muscles or something. It's gonna be like, oh, now you gotta be a jacked girl. - Everyone or something? - Yeah, that's always the thing. - I don't know. - What are you talking about? Everyone's always wanted to be shredded. - Yeah, no, everyone wants to be tiny now. - Except for in the old days when being fat. - I'm just saying it being skinny, ends up being super easy with ozampic. You have like 10 years. - Oh no, I wouldn't mind you. - There's gotta be something else that everyone's gonna try to like, hey, she. - Well, speaking of which, six packs in case you're wondering. 10 to 20% of the population have a four pack. 60 to 70% have a six pack. 15 to 20% of people are born with an eight pack. And only, well, under 1% are born with a 10 pack. So you're physically born with a different amount of that. - So 12 pack is not a thing? - No, I don't think so. I'm pretty sure my coach had a 12 pack. He was very shredded. - Kinsie and I are gonna get a 12 pack. We've been going to Pilates. - Mm-hmm. - Harper, it's summertime. - You should say this now. - I know, I know. - And Harper ain't going. - I should go. - What, why not? - 'Cause it's so early. Who wants to go to that? - Yeah, I wake up this morning. I thought the podcast was at 12 and my mom wakes me up. She's screaming. I'm usually like, "Why are you awake at the podcast?" - Wait, 'cause the podcast was at 12. What time are you waking up? - 11,58. - Oh my god. - It was 11,58. - Crap, crap, crap, I gotta get myself together. So I get myself together, go on the car. I'm start driving here and then I see your text, like two minutes later. I'm like, "Oh, it starts at three." - Oh, that's embarrassing. - I will go back and I tell my mom how rude. - So then I went to bed again. And then I ate. - So did you just get up or what? - No, I have my voice lesson. - I, Kinsie and I, we took this class and we were like, "Oh, we'll go try it." And then we did it and we loved it. And we brought in multiple friends to it now. And I really, I really do want you to go. I want you to just experience it. - At least one. - So make her. - Well, I'm going to have your time. We're going to take Yalto and Pape. - Yeah. - Oh my gosh, do you know the same thing? Girls think Pilates is too hard for guys. - No, let's not say that it's too hard. - We have seen her a few guys come in there. - Case in point, let's do it. - And all of them. - Yaldo, the heat room has fallen. - It's because they don't want to be there. - No, no, they have fallen. Like they can't hold their bodies up anymore. - No, I actually have no doubt that you guys will be able to go in there and do the workout. And you'll be like, yeah, I mean, it was. - I doubt it. - I think they'll be able to do it. But I want you guys to experience it. I think it's a good experience. - Didn't you bring your Kindle with you? - Why? - Wait, Kinsey, why do you doubt it? When Cash and Pape both walked out the door and ran a marathon. Yeah, you've been training for six weeks. - It was a half. - Okay, that's half where they need you. - How long did it take you to run a half marathon? - Like two hours something. - That's insane. - How long you trained? - How long have you trained for? - Is it your days? - That's insane. - Yeah, what happened was like two hours. - But they were saying you can't do a half a whole lot. - I was going to take out the trash. And me, Matt, we're having the conversation about how hard it is to run a half marathon. So I said, yeah, I started my timer. I started running. - He said, I'm gonna run a mile real quick. See how long it would take me. - I had no earbuds. - No water. - I'm waiting for him to come back and he doesn't come back. No earbuds, no water, nothing. I just started my timer, ran 14 miles. I heard the half marathon. - Whatever it is, the half marathon. - I don't even want to know, like, where are you sweating after? Or like. - Yeah, I don't sweat girl, come on, you know. Yeah, I was sweating. - Well, I think we should take you guys and I think we should just film it. - Okay, we'll run to the Pilates studio. - Yeah. - That's a long way. - That is kind of far. - Wait, I bet you've never. - How far is it? - Like 20 miles. - No, it's not. - Wait, what? - Put it in. - It's not 20 miles. - It's not 20 miles. - It's probably like eight or nine. - Oh, that's my word for me. - Now, that was like my warm up for the half marathon. - Could y'all run to my house one day? - Yeah, your house isn't that far, actually. - Oh yeah. - You're like 4.6 miles? - No, actually. - Wait, yeah. You're like really 6.8 miles. - It's about there. - That's almost what I ran today. - Almost there back then. - Parker, I should run to your house next to you. - No, no, you can't. - The Pilates studio is 6.8. - Oh. - Oh, so Parker's house is even closer. - Yeah, so y'all could run to my house and I could give y'all water and then y'all could run back. - Yeah. - Yeah. - Well. - What's the first is y'all ran? So while Kenzie was running to the day, she made up a whole story about how she got kidnapped. - Oh my God. - I didn't know I'd make it up and don't share my story 'cause I'm gonna put it on my TikTok. And I need you. - We're sharing your story. - Yeah, she has a story. - Yeah. You can make it talk about it too. I'd do it before this episode drops by with you. Kenzie thinks she was getting kidnapped. - You're getting it so roasted. - But you could've been. - Wait, wait, wait. - Wait, wait, wait, wait. - The person that has been messing with Harper's car or anything. - Uh-huh. - She thinks it was that person. - You are going to get so destroyed in the comments section. Everyone's gonna tell you you're a horrible husband. - You can't even tell me what kind of car it was. So how do you know what to say? - Yes, I do know. It was, it was a gray toy, no not Toyota. - Toyo to Cameron. - No, it was a gray Hyundai. It was the size of a mom car. - Bigger than a sedan. I don't know what that's called. Oh, a hatchback. (laughing) - A hatchback. - And what exactly happened with this gray hatchback? - Oh, it's such a long story. - No more, we'll buckle up. - Alpha buck, Glinda. Alpha buck, Glinda. - That's so cute. - These are the Paynton lip balms. Go follow James Charles. - Oh, well, there we get canceled again. - Only if you're 18 plus. - Dude. - Oh my god. - Wait, what is that? - It's really good. They're lip balms. I put them on my keys. - Okay, so yeah, Kenzie, the story. - Okay, okay. I am training for a half marathon. - You're gonna win this Harper. - Me too. - Yeah, Kate too. And the other day, I had to run 40 minutes, so I decided to run 20 minutes away from the house and 20 minutes back to the house. And so when I got 20 minutes away, I was just like a little over two miles and it was time for me to turn around. - Dang. - I know, I know, I'm a good job, girl. Anyways, so I'm about to turn around and I see this gray car on the side of the road with their hazards on. - And this is true. - This is true. - She came back like freaked out. - Really? - And um, oh, I almost died too, it's fine. But anyway, so I see this gray car on the side of the road with their hazards on. I don't think much about it 'cause I run next to the road where all the cars are. So I was like, it was just another car. I turn around and I start coming back. Maybe 60 seconds later, I see the same car, but now they're parked on the right side of the road, or what I think to be the same car, I don't actually know for sure. It was on the right side of the road, but their hazards on. And I'm running on the right side of the road. So if I would have kept running, I would have been like right next to their car where they're on the side of the road. So I was like, I don't know if that's the same car, but either way, I should probably go on the other side of the road 'cause you're not supposed to run next to stopped cars like that. So I go to the other side of the road. And you think that's stupid? That is called intelligent. - Can I tell you just one small little thing after this about a woman literally right out on this road, probably three years ago, is that on a run and a stopped car as she runs by, jumps out of the car and tries to grab her and the woman pulls her gun on the man and he let her go 'cause she had her gun. And that's right outside our house. - I don't believe that. I don't believe that. I didn't have that. - Oh my gosh. - What did that happen? - That's what I got to say, strapped all the time. - I told you it happened like three years ago. - I just don't believe that was all that. - It did happen, it did happen. - So random person out of the blue. I hope things go. - Do you need to know? - Oh my gosh. - We living one of the safest neighborhoods in Texas. - Wait, man, hold on, calm down. Kinsey, that was messed up. I would have told her that sooner. - Oh my gosh. I need to, oh, my mom is gonna freak out and call me after she sees this episode. I need to go buy a gun or spray something. - I'm gonna get a gun when I'm 21. - No, you shouldn't. I wouldn't do that. Anyway, so what happened to you? - You should go buy a specific one for running. That's really small. - Yeah. - Or maybe pepper spray. - No. - Pepper spray doesn't do it for me. - No, no. - You haven't still pepper spray me though one day? - Yeah. - You also do it to yourself. - No, I don't recommend it, it's really bad. - Wait, so Kinsey, what happened? - Okay, I'm sorry. So I decide to go to the left side of the road so I don't have to pass by this car. Because if you're intelligent, you don't pass by cars that are stopped on the side of the road. - Which I agree with that by the way. Well, for you guys. - Yeah, regardless if they're like innocently doing whatever they're doing or not, you should probably not run past a car that stopped. That close to the sidewalk. So I go to the other side and I'm running and as soon as that pass where they are on the road, they start going again. And I'm still not thinking it's like that big of a deal 'cause I'm like, I don't even know if it's the same car. And they turn into the first neighborhood that they can. And I just keep going, I'm not thinking about it too much. But then 30 seconds later, they start passing me. And I was like, okay, this time I'm gonna take note of what kind of car this is. So I look at the car color and it's a high on day and I'm like, okay, got it. And I keep going straight. And at this point, I'm probably like five minutes from the house and they turn into our neighborhood that's on the left hand side of the road. And so I'm going down towards our house And right before I turn into our neighborhood, I look to the left and the-- they're stopped. You know how when you come into our neighborhood there's an entrance and an exit and there's grass in the middle. They're stopped on the other side of the grass just sitting there. And so yeah the car is the same car. And I was like okay that's weird but instead of yeah instead of turning into our neighborhood I was like if for whatever reason this is somebody like following me I'm not going to turn into our neighborhood because I don't want them to know where I live. So I kept going straight and as I went straight they start pulling out and I get to the end of the sidewalk at our neighborhood there's like a sidewalk that ends and turns into grass. So I get to the end of the sidewalk and I turn around and if they're here and I'm coming back this way they turn right and I'm running towards them now and I was like okay I can go back into the neighborhood now so I turn around and as soon as I turn around they flip a U in the middle of the road which is illegal right there and I was like that's freaking weird. So then I go pass the neighborhood again keep in mind I'm saying this all really fast but it happened within like a 10-minute time period and I'm well-passed my 40 minutes so I'm angry now because I was like I was always supposed to run for 40 minutes and now it's like 45 and I'm out of breath and I can't breathe and I just want to quit. What are you training for again? You can't wait because if you stop running you'll get kidnapped. Yes! That's why I'm thinking I'm like I got to keep moving and so anyway. Oh my gosh you tell me for 10 minutes straight. Were you trying to motivate me? You're telling me for 10 minutes straight you are little eggs out ran a car. Yes. I did it. You were not ridiculous at all Kinsey they're making you sound ridiculous. I a hundred percent believe this could happen and it could be a threatening person. Do I think? Do I think? Do I think that it's probably much more likely that it's like a fan in the neighborhood that saw you and it's just like oh my gosh is that Kinsey? No fan's mom is gonna follow a girl around like they're not stupid. What if it's someone that's like how do you know what fan's mom? Well because I come a fan wasn't in the car with the mom. Yes. Yeah I think it'd be like so I'm saying I know fans mom would drive around. What if the fan's mom was driving them around that I'm scared again because why are you an adult being like yeah I could follow this woman around. What if it's not an adult what if it's like just a 17-year-old girl that still just is like yeah I'm scared. I wouldn't even do that. Yeah you would. If you were driving down the street and you thought you saw Sabrina Carpenter running you'd be like what the fuck are you? Yeah but I wouldn't follow her around. I don't know what Kate saying either. I did it one time in high school one of your friends has a crush on a guy and you guys literally stalked him all the way to his house or his hotel. That's completely different. Oh my gosh. And they set outside and did a camp out. That's how we were at his place of work in broad daylight. This was broad daylight. Yeah it's place of work that is very insane. He was a cart push around the store we just watched him push carts all day. That's different. How was that different? It was exactly worse. Watching a 16-year-old dude. If I was a 16-year-old dude and I'm pushing carts and I will go over to a car and there's two girls like I do not feel threatened. I don't know. You never know what they're capable of. You're right. No y'all are right. Girls should be allowed to stalk guys. No. Guys just can't stop. That's not what I said. I can't agree with that. No key. I got to do honestly. I think girls are a lot of slow guys. Anyways let me finish the last slow part. So when he flipped the U I was like brick I got to pass the neighborhood again because I wanted to know where I live. So I passed the neighborhood. He turns back into the neighborhood. I'm like okay we're gonna do the exact same thing we just did. So he pulls out and he's turning right and I get up here and he's passing me and as soon as he gets like right to where I am on the road I flip you and I spray as fast as I came back to the house. And as soon as I get to our door like look there's no car and then I go inside and that's it. Yeah. That's what happened. And it probably sounds like it's like climactic to you but it was very climactic to me because I couldn't breathe and I felt like I was gonna die. Don't you guys just think like it's kind of odd how she kept seeing the same car over and over and they just kept flipping around to see where she was. You're not telling me I agree with you. What the heck Harper? Your nail really that's gross. That's very gross. Oh why did you rip it off? Because it was coming off. Does it hurt? No, no. I need to get these off anyways. Everybody this summer that I hung out like like any guys that have gone on dates with this summer they've they've all been like what these up with your nails. Oh that's really. No they're right. Those are ghetto long nails and I was like well I like them. So. So I'm gonna hit you with my painted. They are kind of long though. Can I see your lip gloss? Yes. I won't use it. I just want to look at it. Either one. Linda or Glinda. Alphaba. I was trying to find the story that I was telling you and I did find it by the way. The way the police department like in our city posted like pictures of the guy getting arrested and his car because somebody's security camera caught it. But I also saw another story. A different guy right out in this area got out of his car and pushed a woman to the ground and started groping her on the ground. What's the break? Literally just like a soul to this woman and she starts screaming and then like people that hurt her screaming came and got the guy off her. Oh my gosh. When was this? That was the police department that posted this. When was this? That one was a few years ago. Oh I thought it was like recent. Yeah. Even though we live in a very safe area things do happen and you should be running with your gun. What the? What the? Would you rather her not run with her gun and not be able to shoot the person that's groping her? I don't know. I feel like we're saying a lot of words right now. Yeah a lot of bad words. I don't like those words. I'll just run on treadmill. How about we do that? I want you to run on a treadmill maybe that's better off. Or maybe you can just follow her on a bike or something. Yeah that's what you should do. You should come. Oh my gosh that would be so nice. I did that to Kate once. I followed her on a on a hoverboard. We did do that. Yeah. Was he on the hoverboard? Yeah and then I made a TikTok I was like go faster. Go. Yeah. Yeah. I'm assuming the hoverboard didn't die. No it didn't actually. Yeah and I'm going to have like a half mile battery. For some reason I'm imagining Kate and Kim Zed is running now with full like full rifles just like this. Like they're army soldiers. No you just they got bulletproof bags on. You put in your little things that way when someone tries to get you to rip it out real quick. That's a viral take that. Y'all should film that. You guys should go out and it isn't you guys should take it down. Yeah I guess yeah I guess it's true. Yeah I wouldn't do that. No. No. There's definitely bad stuff can happen. I do feel like the area we're in it. I mean not feel like I know it's like one of the safest areas. I know our pride find here. If you were on like the other side of that's kind of dangerous. Can you sleep that please? We've been saying that multiple times. No we haven't said the city name at all. Please just believe the city name for my sake. Thank you. Thank you. Please. Okay anyways continue. And we're back. I don't want your nail. I don't want it. Look inside of it. Ew is it bloody? No it's not. No it's not. It's not. It's not. It's not. It's not. Oh my gosh. Oh man I would be so mad. Whatever liquid was on that. I taste it. What liquid was that? How could you hate it that well? I'm quite mad because it would in my mouth. Whatever. No it's not. No. What? I have you. I can't look. I can't look. I can't. No it's my lip gloss. Oh my gosh. We can't be too sure. That was crazy. What made you think about lip gloss in your throat as well? I can't literally taste it still. I forgot to tell you something. I'm literally saying why does your throat got to taste good? I forgot to tell you this story that okay the other day remember when we were all hanging out with all of our friends. There was um one of our friends told us this story that I wanted to tell you but I wanted to wait until we were on the point. Are you talking about when I okay we're taking two separate cars to go to a movie? Oh no don't repeat that. It was not that. No just don't repeat that. It was not that though just don't repeat that. Okay just know some crazy things were being said. She called us when like a crazy one-liner was said about people very specific and she was like oh my gosh what is happening and I was like yeah anyways not that. Okay so what's your story? Oh so Haley tells me a couple months ago that she is at this like karaoke bar with her fiance and this woman starts okay sorry it's so bad. This woman starts having like she passes out and she's sitting in the chair and she starts to faint and Haley's fiance is a paramedic so he goes over and he starts helping this woman and she passes out and he's helping her and Haley's standing there and the guy behind the bar looks at Haley and goes I think that wheelchair in the corner over there belongs to this woman and so Haley's like okay I'll go get it and so she goes over to this woman and it's like one of those really nice big like electric wheelchairs like really expensive oh no and you can't just push it so Haley sits down in this wheelchair and she's trying to a random person one yeah she's sitting in this wheelchair trying to drive it over to this lady and she like couldn't figure out how to work it and the guy comes up to her and he's like that's my wheelchair. - Wait, the guy was standing? - Yeah. - What the? - He was so confused. She was like, and then she said it was so loud in there. She was like, "It's so loud in there." Like, I couldn't even explain to him why I was trying to take his wheelchair, so I just got up and I waved at him and I walked away. - Oh my God. - Oh, that's great. - Haley is so funny. I was like, unfortunately, she has so many stories. I'm like, uncategorizing that as a Haley original, like things that would never, I don't think I've ever happened. - You don't want to steal, I don't even know where it's a paralyzed person, but you don't want to steal someone's wheelchair. - You know what we talked about the guy that we encounter today? - I want to talk about the guy that I encountered about two weeks ago. - Oh, that a guy encountered. - Okay, so basically, this happened like two weeks ago. So, me and Harper, the little Harper, we were going in the Starbucks and we're walking in to film something and I see this guy walk out and he's like tweaking out. He's like, he's like, boom, boom, boom, boom. Like going crazy and he's talking to him. He's like, oh, he's cussing under his breath. - Poor guy. - And so, we're like, what the heck? He looks us in the eyes, he walks over there, he aggressively walks over there and shoves the door out of the way. In front of us, so me and Harper are just looking. We hear a huge glass shatter break and it's a huge tomato sauce can or something. He shatters tomato sauce everywhere. He comes back. - Wait, in a Starbucks? - Yeah, outside of Starbucks, right over there. - A tomato can, he throws it and then he comes back and then inside the building, no, no, outside the building. He walks out the door and smashes it, then comes back to me and Harper. He starts chasing after us. We're running to the car. - What? - He wasn't chasing after us, but he was walking very quickly towards us and looking at us. - Didn't he have more tomato cans? - No, no, but he was like clearly on something and he was saying something about like the world right now and what's happening, I guess. I don't know what's happening, but he was saying like, what's happening to the world? - What's happening? - And so he was saying, what's happening to you? - Yeah, and so he starts, not running, so like speed walking towards me and Harper, we've run back into the car, we're freaking out, we run back in the car and we're like, oh my gosh, oh my gosh, oh my gosh. Finally, he leaves and walks back around the building and leaves us, but he was like screaming cussing, like y'all don't understand how scary it was, like I thought that we were gonna get killed. - That's where you can't? - No, by him, like he was like-- - No, he was just acting crazy. - Because he was not scared to like cuss out. - Well, you don't know, they could have weapons. - No, yeah, you never know. - Or more tomato cans. - No, he wasn't scared at all. Like he was like looking at us, straining eyes, like doing whatever he wanted, and I was like, what the heck are you doing? But I think he was on drugs, obviously, but it was sad to see, 'cause-- - Did he eventually just walk away and then y'all went in? - And yeah, he was like trippin' all over the parking line, he finally went to sprouts to get another tomato sauce can, and then he and Harper walked in. - Oh my gosh. - We were too scared, we didn't even get anything from Starbucks, like-- - Oh, that's so bad. - You were attacked at Starbucks? - Yeah, no, like we went right back into Starbucks and we just filmed what we needed to film them. We were gonna get stuff, but we were so scared, so then we walked out, and I asked the guy, the worker, I was like, what happened, and he was like, just a crazy guy, and he was like, did he, like, throw something out there? It was either a tomato sauce can, or an actual Starbucks drink, I think he like grabbed it off the shelf and like smashed it, but it was so scared, it was terrible. And like, where we live, that's kind of really rare to see, so I was like, what the heck? But yeah, it was like so scary. - Yeah, but-- - The none of homeless people that we saw on tour, that were-- - Yeah, it was nothing like that though, they, the homeless people that we see on tour, that some of them are crazy, but some just like sit down and like talk to themselves, but-- - Yeah, he did kind of chill. - He was like running towards us, I was like, what are you doing, like-- - Yeah, I feel like I've been to a lot of like, especially when he gets like downtown cities, where like homelessness is like a big issue. Like I feel like we've been to a lot of those cities, and I would say like most of the time, like they're never actually bothering anyone. I feel like they're, they just sort of-- - Did they kind of vibe on their own? - Yeah, at the time. - Except one time the guy chased me to the blanket over said. - Yeah, see it does happen. - Why is everyone getting chased? - I don't, I haven't been chased by anybody. - I kind of deserve it, I was taking a scooter. - You took his, you stole a homeless man's scooter. - You stole a homeless man, you and Kate you should be ashamed of yourself. - No, I didn't steal a homeless man's scooter. He was a public scooter. - Oh my gosh, did we ever tell them what Kate did? - Yeah, I think so. - I don't know what I'm doing. - And I, when the doordash driver left my doordash-- - Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. - With the homeless people. - But now this homeless guy, I was getting like, one of the birds or limes or whatever, the scooters you rent, and I start to go to rent it. And then as I'm renting it, it's in the middle of the night. It's like, one I am, I'm going to rent it. He comes over with the blanket over his head and he's got it like this, like literally like this. Like you're trying to scare someone. (laughing) And he was like, he was like, "Duck Mascara!" And he starts running at me like this. Like, "Duck Mascara!" "Duck Mascara!" - Bro, the wheel is the wheel. - And I didn't want to make it. (laughing) - Don't do that again, do that again. - Oh my gosh. - It's not fat. - It's muscle hopper. - Well then why is it wiggling so much? Cause muscles are usually stiff. So. - You want to get it? - It's muscle. - Yeah. - Yeah. - Shake your arm again. - No, it's muscle. You look good, bro. - Look. - I can shake all my muscles, look. (laughing) - Yeah, that's also fat. (laughing) Like you have to have fat where muscle is, so. - Mmm. - Wait, you have to. - I mean, you're having hot Pilates with us. - Look. - Yeah, maybe I'll take that up. - And very strong too. - Wow. - It's actually, who plays like that? Go like this, come on. - What is that? - Hello here, just. - I'm so strong. Look at me. - Batman! (laughing) - You guys shoot a web at me. - Look. - Look, I actually am strong. - Oh yeah. - Stay away. - You're like, no, go like this. - Can y'all touch your whole entire hand down to your. - No. - Wait, actually, can you touch your thumb to your. - I don't think, can you do it actually? - Wait, do what? Touch your thumb to your thumb. - Oh, that's kind of impressive. - What? - Is it? - Wow. - I don't know if it's appropriate, actually. - It's appropriate. I just say it. - It was under Victoria's Secret. - It's inappropriate. I wouldn't say that. - Wait, wait. - I'm getting, yeah, go ahead, say it. - Well, we might cut it out, right? - If it's not bad, but if you. - We were, listen, we were just shopping the Victoria's Secret to my annual sale. And they have like, they're like, you know how the sale is. They have like, the bins that just overflowing with underwear, yeah, with underwear. So Kenzie and I are like picking through the underwear and this couple comes up. - Wait, but before you were there though, he was saying stuff before. - They walked into the store and came right next to me. And that's when I said, I was like, so close to them, I just walked away. So I was like, what is it? - Oh, you must have walked away than whenever he said, but I heard. - Yeah, well, somebody say something. (laughing) - I don't wanna say no. - Oh, so you must, ah! - You say what you heard and then I'll say what I heard. - So, which I feel bad, because I know that it was literally just like, it was like a couple, probably, and they're like, late 40s. - Don't make fun of a couple. - No, no, no, no. - Just try to. - What Kate heard was like, okay, you're just a couple, but what I heard was, was-- - It was still like, I probably wouldn't be saying it in public. And anyways, I'm digging through the little bins. And this couple comes up, they're standing right next to us. And the wife starts like picking up underwear. And the husband is just, I mean, he is sharing his opinion. He starts with, (imitates crying) - What? - What? - Ooh, I'm gonna try that in Victoria's shirt. - I was like, okay, I was like, I'm just gonna look past that one. Okay, I'll just pretend I didn't hear it. And she keeps picking them up. And he's like, oh, I've seen that one before. - Ew. - It's just like crazy one-liners. - Wait, if she's picking it up, and he's saying I've seen it before, then I'm assuming she doesn't already have it. - I'd be concerned if I was. - I'd be concerned. - No, and I was just like, okay, all right. I feel like I'm intruding on something. - Maybe he worked there and was telling her. - I was like, I feel like I'm intruding on something. Which, I was like, you know what, to each their own, you guys seem like a happy, happy, very happy couple. - Very happy. - But I was like, I just, I'm a little too close for my liking. So I walked away at that point. - And then I didn't know any of that. And from my perspective, they were not married. 'Cause he was talking about his kids to her as if she didn't know her. - I was right. - Oh my gosh, man, I was right. - They are not married. - You were right. - I'm an detective. - What? - Yeah, it's a wait. - So what? - Yeah, so I was under the assumption that like, she like knew him kind of just from standing there. - Oh my gosh. - But here in Kate's side, I don't know what was happening between the two, I'm a-- - Yeah, just the healing pusher. - He picks and most men, when they walk in Victoria's secret, they like are quiet. - No, first of all, most men don't. - No, they don't. - But they don't go in. - No, but if you do get trapped in there, you're just like, you gotta look at the ground. You gotta look at the ground. - Whoa, my phone is very interesting. All the things on here. - I'm just like, I see her, man. - You guys are gonna believe what's on my home screen right now. - He's like following so quietly and so close by this girl. Anytime I see a man, that's what he's doing. - Yeah, so I'm standing there, and he's digging through those things. And I was like, hey, would I solve it again later? He was folding them up. - Yeah, that's what he worked there. - No, then he, this is a part, I don't know if it's like appropriate, but maybe it's fine. He pulls open a pair of underwear, and in underwear there's like extra fabric where they're like, yeah. Anyways, so he looks at this fabric. Maybe this is, how can I say that without a big inappropriate? - I don't know. - I feel like I'm talking more. - Was it like tiering underwear? - Okay, let's do it. - I think that's a normal human thing. - Yeah, but not for me. - Okay, so they sell periods, and sell that with extra padding, so that's enough, you'll do it. - I think it's a fine thing to talk about. - He goes, he comes, the man, he looks at the girl. In my head, they don't know each other. So it was even more weird for me. He looks at the girl, and he's like, why did I put all this extra scent fabric in here? And she was like, what? - What are that? - And he was like, is it like block odor? And I was like, he did not just ask that. - Hey, yo, he did not. - Oh, no, I don't know, you don't know until you know, I guess. - Wait, what sent, like a sent, is that a thing? - No. - It was making stuff. - I think, you know what? - I think it all was closed. - I feel like I forgot. - He's talking about after that, he's still digging through. And this is when he starts talking about his kids. 'Cause he's like, I can't find any smalls. My daughter needs a small. - Whoa! - Whoa, oh my gosh! - I was like, okay, this is weird. That's when you heard me, this is looking up at you. I looked up at you and I was like, that's so weird, I thought you were looking at me though, 'cause he just made the comment about the extra fabric being to protect odors. - No, I was about to die. - Why is guys so loud in there? (laughing) - Why is everyone hearing his conversing? - Yeah, and he's talking at a normal level, just like this. - I knew you were small from that dollar. (laughing) - This oughta do. - Oh no, I knew that. - Wait, that's so bad. - Yeah, it was odd. - Was he looking at like the boy underwear? Or like, it was my toy underwear. - It was my toy underwear. - He's definitely the type of guy to follow someone running. - Yeah, oh you mean like the surest, none of them. - I'm sure he was nice. We don't know anything about this. - Oh, okay, unpopular, well I don't know, it's an opinion. I find it mad weird that in Victoria's supermarket, you use like, you just like go through underwear like this. - Yeah, you're like touching it. - And it's like all in a bin. It's like-- - That's where you wash it before you wear it. - No, but that's weird. Like what? Every man's underwear is like in packaging and like, it's plastic and it's package. - Yeah, it's just different. - It's just different. - I don't get why it's just like all there. - At least I don't have the period. - Now that I know that men are going through the underwear, I'm definitely washing it. - Oh yeah, you definitely wash it. - Well how does that get underwear for their daughter? (laughing) - That's so weird. Or you know what, you know what happened this week and two? (laughing) - Well, this is so bad. I mean, I'm so sorry. - But-- - No, don't talk about this yet. - No, talk about it. - No, this is a thumbnail. - All right, we'll talk about it next episode guys. Come back next episode. Make sure to subscribe so you can see it because fun fact, most of you guys are not subscribed. So you should subscribe, subscribe. All right, bye now.