Meeting Celebrities in Nashville, Fitness Challenge Update, & Bens First Speeding Ticket in His New Car

You didn't hit Nashville. We had a layover. We went and got dinner with digs nice little rashes on and I saw the bill for that. What kind of bill we talking, Kenjamino? I proposed that Spenny takes you shopping and gets you dripped out so you'd have more motion. I'm not gonna lie, that's kind of a dust fit. That's a dust fit. Like it's definitely affecting, I'd say just the overall business. Oh, a new member of the tight pant. They're not too good. I'm even wearing some bagier. Love it. Love to see. I do need a fit check, actually, Ken, if you're going to make a claim, just that proper, 100. Look at this. Wait, who said it to who? Like you got a seamstress or what? To be honest, Ken, I think that you are dialed right now. Perfect. That's a pretty good fit. I mean, Spenny probably. I won't call them baggy, but they are a bagier for me. They're not painted on at least. He's got a belt now. Now we're locked in so you can't be sitting without a belt on it. Ben, you still got my belt from Supercross? That thing's authentic kangaroo leather from Australia. I need that thing back. Yeah, I'll get it back to you. Is it really? Yeah. Yeah, so welcome back to the Life Wide Open podcast. We're back home now. You guys just got back from Supercross. You hit Nashville. Ken and I, Ken and I and Evan, we bowed out. We didn't hit. We were going home. We didn't hit Nashville. We had a layover. That's what we were calling it. On the way home. Why were you guys on a different flight than us? Unintentional layover. I don't know. I just can't book the flight and we just got we just went our own ways. Yeah, they were out of seats by the bathroom in the way back. So Ken just put us on the next flight. I was going to put them in the cargo hold, but there was no space down there. So Nashville it was for those guys. Yeah, no, we hit, uh, we hit a layover in Nashville. So we flew out Saturday morning and then ran Supercross in Nashville. First time going to a Supercross event and it was a great time, met like a thousand fans probably. Yeah, for real. It was crazy. It was very exciting. But it was when we were sitting like at first before we went up to the booth. We were sitting kind of like in the middle of a section in the middle of the rows. So people were legit just shuffling down next to everyone. Yeah, I got to grab a picture and they'd have to shuffle past like 14 people. Yeah, everybody else sitting in the road and then you would stand up and people behind us were like you can see. And then we would stand up and then people like higher up in the stands would see us and then they would run down and then they just kept coming. They did. They did. Which was cool. I mean, we love meeting the fans and everything, but we were actually there for Supercross to watch Supercross as well. We weren't watching much Supercross being it was kind of just like a meet and greet for the first part of it, but it was funny. We were standing taking a photo and all I heard was the first gate drop and I was like God dang it. Like we're missing the gate drop for taking photos, which is not a problem. I think it both are awesome. But yeah, so we were there with our buddy Taylor Holder who kind of got us there. Like got us to tickets and everything and we were rolling with him and his crew. And when we got there, we like sat down in our tickets and then he was up in a booth. So we called him and we were like, yo, do you think you could get us get us into the booth. We're not even watching Supercross down here like it'd be sweet if we could get up there. And he's like, yeah, I'll come and do I keep doing the yeah, I spent anything because now I'm meaming spending. Yeah, now it turned from a meme to my real life, but we call him up and he's like, yeah, I'll come and get you guys. So he comes down, grabs us and then we go up into this booth. And he like introduces me to the booth owner. I was like, hey, thanks for having us. I looked to my left and Kobe Covington is just sitting there watching Supercross who's like a UFC fighter, kind of a legend. Yeah. And I was like, it's like Kobe Covington to Taylor and he's like, yeah, you want to meet him too. I was like, yeah. And so he introduced me. I say, what's up? And then we like sit down in the front of the booth and we were sitting with Hayden Deegan, who's also a Supercross racer, but he clenched the win. So he won the championship and now he's kind of just chilling this weekend. Yeah, this was East Coast and he's West Coast. So he has two more races, but he had two weeks off. So he was just chilling and rip a nash rip a nash rip a nash. So cool as part two watching Supercross go down with one of the fastest dudes in the world. Yeah, it was, it was give insight on the track. Yeah, like I said, like I'd never been to a Supercross race. So it was cool to like sit with Hayden and ask him like all the questions of like what was going on? Like the battles that were happening, you know, who had like the beef with each other and like kind of just his take on everything. But I was like, hey, who's who's box are we in right now? Like who's booth is this? And he was like, uh, Brantley Gilbert's. And I was like, like the musician Brantley Gilbert, you can go to Rolex on a red neck. And he's like, yeah, he's like the guy over there like the big Jack guy. I was like, oh, that was the guy that Taylor introduced me to when we were walking in the door. He's a more jacked in person than I thought he would be. Yeah. Yeah. Great guy. Great guy. Kind of nice. I kind of felt like a dick for not like knowing that and I guess talking to him. I guess a little bit more. But we're sitting there talking and I'm gonna grab another drink. So get up and we're sitting in the back of the booth at this point. We're sitting out like the table nearest to the door. Yeah, we're in the back as we're trying to let everybody who probably paid for the booth and whatever have a good view while they can. So we're sitting in the back. We're sitting in the back and me and the boys are just kind of just bullshit and eating chicken fingers and drinking beer as you do. And just out of the corner of my eye, I just see a guy walking in more swaggy than normal. And it's the old one. Bro, he's literally walking into your door into the booth. We were sitting at the front door. He I was looking at the front door and he walks and he like looks right at me. And he goes like this and then I give him a head flick and then he like does it again and he walks straight up and he's like, yo, what up? I'm Theo. And I was and we all are just like I triangle. We're all just kind of like what? I mean, I've said on this podcast. I think many times like the events, my favorite podcast or he's my favorite entertainer, dude. 100% he's a legend. I mean, it just caught all of us extremely off guard. I guess he lives in Nashville, but like I didn't think he was like a moto guy. So that was like a place that I wasn't expecting. That was his first supercar always going to just events events and watch his stories. He's just always going places getting cool experiences doing things like that. Yeah, he'd said he'd never been to a super cross. Doesn't even really ride bikes or anything. He just was like, I'm not he's like, I didn't even know this was a thing. And he's like it's sick though. Yeah, which was cool that it was second person. So the whole time, you know, he comes and we dab him up and we're talking to him. And the whole time he just kept saying shit that you'd hear him say on his podcast. That you would think like he's playing a character, but it was just it was just him like he was like, man, I thought everyone here like beat their wives. Yeah, that's pretty legit. So hold on. So you guys were legitimately hanging with like talking. We were talking with them. He was on the move. He was on the move and so like he came to me. He talked with us for probably what three minutes. Yeah, three, three, five minutes. Did you guys tell him like were youtubers? Yeah, I was I would spend he say I walked up at this moment when study was trying to just he just kind of in the literal best way possible like word vomited everything we were about. Yeah, we brought him on. Well, I was just telling him I was like, yeah, I was like, this is like if you haven't been to a super cross. I was like, this is like a cool one to come to because it's in Nashville. And I was like a crazy thing is like you see the little kids out there. I was like, I did that back in '07. And he's like, damn, he's like they've been doing it back then. Yeah, dude, like this has been going on for a long time. And I was telling him about sea boys and builds and like crazy seventies. Yeah, I got to check it out. But even still to this day, we struggle. How do you sum up sea boys TV? Right. I was having a hard time to be really cool. Especially to someone who has no fucking idea who you are. Like it's hard enough to an advertiser that's like, we want to work with you guys. So tell us about yourself. Okay, well, you know, these are all the things we do. We just like build four wheelers and ride them on the ice and cars. And but the whole time he's like, okay, hell yeah. Check this shit out. All right. This sounds okay. I felt embarrassed after because I was like, I feel like I gave you the worst. You had good intentions because you were trying to let them know like, hey, like we're cool. Yeah, we could maybe be friends. Like, that's maybe what you're trying to get at. But it's normally just best if you let someone else explain like not you, but like it's hard to explain any of us explain without without them asking for Right. You know what I'm saying? Cause I was kind of just like, oh, okay. I was actually glad that Spenny did it. But yeah, it is good. Spenny's definitely probably the smoothest talker. You're the best at making friends. There's no doubt about that. But I got to tell my angle of the story. So like the night before when we were hanging out with Luke and Kyle at the Airbnb, they were like asking us, who do you guys want to meet? Who do you guys want to collab with? And we like really didn't have any good answers because we've got to do a lot of cool stuff, a lot of cool people. And I was like, I think I'd have to start like meeting some of my favorite comedians. Like, Theo Vaughn's got to be top person that I want to meet. And that was like, you guys spoke into existence. That was like eight hours before it actually happened. We did not book the flight to Nashville at that point. And then like, should we go to Nashville? Ah, yeah, let's do it. And then so it's pretty crazy. And then it was funny too. We saw that he was at Supercross and we were up in the booth. And I think we were like joking about we were like, how funny would it be if Theo came into the booth right now? Cause then like it wasn't it felt close because Brantley was there. Deeks was there like Taylor was there like, dude, I swear we got to be careful what we say out of our mouths. Events that have been transpiring have been coming true. So you gotta be careful with what you're saying, and say a bunch of good stuff, but like straight up. - So then I went up to him. Actually, Spenny came down to me and I was watching the race and he's like, dude, Theo Vaughn's up there. - Mike didn't believe me. - I just fell, no way. I was like, no dude, like he's actually in the booth. - I stand up and I look, and then I'm like, - Mid race, I gotta go. - I gotta go, I gotta go talk to him. I gotta go talk to him. - And Mike's just like, don't see anything stupid. - And so then, I was like. - Theo, big fan. - Huge fan. - Huge fan. That's what he did to Weston Champlain back in the day. Sorry. - I told him that story, and this goes to show he's always riffing, 'cause I like- - Hold on, you told Theo the story about Weston? - No, no, no. - Oh, okay, I'll imagine. - This is how awkward I am. - What do I say? What do I say? - It was the last time I saw something that opened me to somebody. - No, I just told him how that very night before I was like, I wanted to meet you. And now you're fucking here. It's insane. And then he goes, oh, dude, I'm surprised you didn't say like Santa or something. (laughing) - That's amazing. - That is amazing. - That's a crazy question. - And you were like laugh out loud response. And then I just fudge that up and I go, oh yeah, I was like, I don't really believe in Santa. (laughing) - That's my set. - That's something you would respond to. - That's funny. - That was a good response. - That's funny. He definitely was on the move. He's like, oh yeah, I'm pretty tired. I probably got a roll out, so. - That's kinda what it's talking about. - If I were to guess what he'd be like, he's, he has so many people coming up to him everywhere he goes, that it gets to be overwhelming. And maybe, and you know, most of these people, you meet him, whatever you introduce, but like, you never see him again. So he's kind of just like navigate. He's being nice, but like realistically, what are you gonna talk about? But it was just cool to see that he was always riffing. - Yeah, he seems kind of like very confident, but also like maybe a little bit shy like in public or like introverted. Like he likes his personal space. - Yeah, you could just kind of tell he was like kind of on edge. - Yeah, he's like a little bit. - Yeah, he was just kind of just like, all right. Like, kind of just popping around, like looking around like. - All right, I should probably bounce, like. - I thought it was crazy how he's just rolling solo. - Well, with his, he had security, but yeah. - Yeah, but when he walked in-- - And then of course, straight 80s kicking it with his security. - Yeah. - Straight 80 goes up and times talking to his security guard. - I've been thinking about this, the picture situation. So I was talking with Taylor, and at that time, you guys went over and asked Theo for a picture. - True, yep. - I didn't want to bother him. And like people ask us for pictures all the time, and unless my mouth is literally full of food, I never feel that bothered by a picture. Like I'm honored to take a picture with anybody, but I figure he'd take pictures of so many people, he doesn't give a fuck so I didn't want to bother him. So I went and I sat down and then I stewed on it. I was like, I gotta get a picture with Theo. I'm talking to Spenny. - Yeah. - Yeah, 50 main gate drop. I go, yo, you think Theo will take a picture? Can we get up and go get a picture? I'm like, I gotta do it before he leaves. - I told him no. I was like, nah, he'll just grab one after. - Don't worry, bud, he'll be there. He'll be there. - He wasn't there. - Dude, I felt so bad. I actually felt bad. I was like, Ryan should just win and got one. - Now I'm wondering, can I AI a picture of me and Theo together? - 'Cause-- - I was there, I shook his hand. I said, what's up, can I-- You know, like, can I AI a picture of me and Theo together? Can I just AI out Ben or Spenny or Gavin? - For anybody who's smart enough to ask him for a damn picture? - I mean, I think I am myself in. - I think you can. I don't know if you can like post it. - I post it on Instagram, it's like sick meeting him. He's like, I know for sure that I got an answer picture. - Yeah, I think you probably could though. - I think you can probably do that with anyone though. - Really? - Yeah, but I mean, it's like, definitely fucked up if I like was to do it with Jeff Bezos. Be like, look at me at the fucking Artemis 3 launch. - How did you create me with Jeff Bezos? Big things to come. - Yeah, exactly. - People are on the edge of their seat. Can't wait to see what happens. - Well, yeah, I'm like, damn, dude, I really mess it up. I mess it up, so I've been regretting that for quite a while. - Dude, it was pretty funny. Before we went to SuperCross, we went to Taylor's house and he's got a bunch of animals and it was pretty funny seeing Ben. I think Ben wants animals. Oh, yeah, we gotta get animals. - For sure. - I've been saying it for a while. - Well, pop up the mini cows. - What kind of cow are they again? When they, when they're like the mini cow with the fluff. - With the fluff, yeah, yeah. See, there it is. I just, I'm mean, Spenny and now I just adopted it. - What's the meme? - Spenny always goes, yeah, yeah, yeah. And then I just started meaming him when he would say that I'd go, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. - What's this guy doing that ripender horse? - That's a rider. - The spec on this guy. So Taylor had a bunch of animals like some mini cows and a horse and Ben was loving the goats and the cows a lot and you could tell that he wants one. - I saw a picture of shreds on one of these. Was it a goat or a horse? - A horse. - Oh, dude, that thing was a goat. - A horse. - A horse. - That thing was a goat. - A horse. - So Gav hops on this horse and a goat. - Just look at the camber that this horse is running, trying to keep Gav afloat. - His little legs in the back. - The horse was doing fine. Like it was standing normal and then Gav got on and it like kind of was like, took a second, it took a second to like get its balance and then once it was balanced, it just stood there and didn't move, didn't twitch. - Gav was a dense motherfucker. - It was so funny, dude. - What are those cows called again? - Highlander. - There, that's what it is. - Highlander. - Many highlander cows. Those are awesome. Alex wants one really bad as well. Those are, they're kind of almost like a dog. Like you can't just keep it outside. Like at first, at first. - I don't wanna blow up your spot siege, but you do have some more land now. You got the space for it. - It's true. - Well, we have the farm. I've been saying we need animals at the farm. - Yeah. - I mean, I think we could manage a couple chickens, a cow. - Look at that little 90, a couple goats. - They're so cute. - It was ice cream and chocolate chip too. - So they got their barn rebuilt. I saw that Taylor's barn had burned down. - Yeah. - It didn't actually burn down, but it was on fire. - Oh, I'm fire. - Well, it's so awesome. He's living like full-blown country boy out there. - Nice to meet you. - Animals everywhere, like vehicles all over in the yard. Dirt bikes right in the front, porch pretty much. - Track in the backyard. - Yeah, track in the backyard. - I was very torn as I was leaving on the plane. You guys are going to Nashville. I'm going home with Ken and Evan. - Oh, 10. - You did. - Okay, you did catch a pretty funny clip though. - It was very funny. - We were having fun, honestly. - We were laughing, like, honestly it was just funny. - Oh, is that Kid Rocks house? - Yeah, Kid Rocks house up on the hill. - The White House. - Yeah, dude, that's insane. - It's a huge house. - Yeah, dude, he just does crazy shit. Apparently the whole inside of his house has like gold-plated urinals and like, like it's very like over the top. - Insane. - Yeah. - It's a 27,000 square foot house. And I believe, I'm not sure, but I don't think it has that many bedrooms. - It'll White House, White House replica, right? - I think, yeah, I think it's all for like parties and stuff. - Dude, how much fucking (beep) knew you gotta be on to think, I'm gonna build a White House replica as my home. As my primary home, I want it to be a White House replica. - Yeah, that's an awesome idea. - It's an awesome idea, I think it's amazing. - Have you guys seen the picture of him, like, saluting the helicopter off the deck of the house? - That's sick. - Yeah, but anyways, so I did have some FOMO, but I was torn. I was just like, gosh, like, I kinda know what it's gonna be like for the most part. But when I saw you guys were hanging with Theo or you got to meet him, I was like, ah, that right there was kind of the dagger. And I do love watching Supercross, but I just kinda knew that, it seemed like we were gonna be getting bombarded. - I do feel it though. - This was the most fun I had in Nashville. That's for sure. - Getting bottle service with the eagles. - Yeah, it was definitely real. - Yeah, so you guys were different. - Oh, yeah, so that actually brings up another point. So you guys are, you hit the clubs after-- - So yeah, after the race? - Straight down, we ripped showers. We went and got dinner with the eagles, which was good, a little nice little rash, you know? - I saw the bill for that. - What kind of bill we talking, Kenjamino? - High three figures. - For the bill for the food? - Okay, that's why it was good food. - That's not quite as bad. It was at the four seasons. - Yeah, it was four seasons. - What the fuck? I thought Deegan had money. - Well, we wanted to treat him. - Yeah, we wanted to treat him. - Well, what about when we were at the club? I saw that one coming. - Well, come on, we got decline now. - I think it's hilarious. - I don't know, that's what it does in drink. - I did not condone that one, but they did come up with a sign. Those signs are so fucking stupid. - Yeah, I know. - Yeah, wait 'til they start coming at ya and they got your name on it, then you think they're sick. - Okay, if you think the signs are sick when somebody else is getting them, you think it's even more sick when you're getting it, but then you get the bill at the end of the night, you're like, "Ooh, that wasn't worth it." - And you just realized you're a sucker. It was all for fun. - I still think it was. - And I think it was pretty well, money well spent. - I had a good chuckle when I wake up to a text message from the credit card saying, "Fraud detected, is this a true charge?" - And the worst part is, Ken didn't-- - You didn't accept it. - So then it got declined. - So they came back and they go, "Card declined." - Well, just imagining you guys in the club, all these people around their security, they're like, "These guys are the men." They're getting all, you guys got all these signs coming, your popping bottles, running up a tab, and to the night comes, here's the bill you give the card. It got declined. - Yeah, it got declined. - Classic. - That's the worst. - Classic right there. - Another $3600 bill declined. - Well, I get the text message at 150 in the morning, and they're like, "I'm fast asleep at that, "I'm not waking up for that." - I imagine that happens pretty often though, and they have somebody in there that they're gonna-- - Well, what happens when you, your shit got declined or you don't have the money for it? - Depends off fast, you can run. - What do they do? They bring you back to the kitchen, start having you watch dishes or what? I don't know, I mean, yeah, probably not good. - I actually, I don't know. - They take down your name, social security, and start charging it in Trist or what? - I would write Ken Mathees, Ken's social security number, 'cause I have it memorized. And then leaf, simple as that. But yeah, I don't know. - So legend. - Normally, normally when you get a table, they take your ID and credit card before you even get seated. You guys, I don't know how you get up to a table without that, but-- - I don't know how it worked. We just walked up to the front and they just saw our crew and they're like, yep, table. And then the boys were all hanging. It was us, Taylor's crew, Diggs's crew, Cooper Webb's mechanic, one of the star marketing girls. And it was just like a good solid crew. And we were just hanging and it was fun. It was super fun. There's a bunch of fans that are taking photos and stuff. The craziest part was the security that we had though when we were rolling in the table. - Yeah, what was the deal with that? So I don't know. I just, again, it's like when you're in a big group, there can only be so many cool guys. And so I was like, all right, who gets to be the cry? Who gets to be the cool guy? Spenny and all his friends, Gavin's fucking going crazy. You're talking with everybody and I go, all right, I'm not gonna be like, on here too, treat me like I'm cool. So I just kind of was just chillin' drinkin' my beers and vodka red bowls. - You're on the outside of the booth? - No, I was inside the booth. - I made it inside the booth. - I get in a little crammed in here, huh? - Yeah, Ryan, Ryan, you should probably pop out of the panophanes here. - The guy's got the thing over and Ryan goes, put the game down. So yeah, I didn't realize there was escorts to the bathroom and like all the services you guys are getting, what was going on? - They had it for you too. - What was going on with that? - You're dickin'. - Wow, that's service. - One shake, sir, too. - I said one. - One shake, sir. - Mike said that they would hold the security guard. So I said one. - Oh, one shake, sir. (laughing) - I thought your Canadians started showing there. - You just said that. - Excuse me, sir, would that be one shake or two? (laughing) - Two, please. - Right back this way to the booth, sir. - You're like, honestly three, but only if I don't have to tip you. - Who shakes at a max of two times. This takes way more than two shakes. - I think you just play. - How the hell would you do? (laughing) (laughing) - What is that saying? - However, you know, if you shake it more than twice, you're playing with it. - You're just playing with it. - Three times, you're playing with it. - Good Charlotte's on. - Oh. - I mean, I'm sure it's a saying, but they sing it in a song. - I'm at least a three or four shake. - Yeah, so I don't know. You guys were talking about all the things and all the stuff. I was like, damn dude, do I not have motion. - Ryan was like, Ryan was like, so, Ryan. - When did that hit you, Ryan? - Why, I don't know. But the time I woke up in the morning, you're like, that was crazy dude. I never even had to wait in line for the bathroom. Cut to me, waiting in line for the bathroom. (laughing) - 45 fucking minutes in. - I was standing there like, holy shit, I'm gonna piss my pants. - And you're like, that was so crazy when we did that. We took that picture and all that stuff. I have like a, where was I? - Oh, waiting in line for the bathroom. (laughing) - I never got that. I swear to you then. - What the fuck, you guys don't have motion. - I guess not and I was just like, damn, I didn't get the theopic. I, everybody's talking about dirt bikes stuff and Ryan goes up and he's like, "Hey, you guys ever rip any quads?" - Yeah. - They're just like, yo, first of all, get him out and say it 'em all. The security detail. Tell him to work against him, keep him out now. - Oh, he's leaving. He's leaving, go kick him out of the bar. - And then go up to the bathroom line and just like, stand in front of him and don't move for a while. - So yeah. - Dude, there's just so many good, embarrassing moments. Like, for when you're trying to like talk to people and meet people, like kind of like decipher, like have good interactions, the club at 11,000 decibels is just not it. - Yeah, yeah. - And so, I was talking to this fella named Nate. He says, "What's up, man, I'm Nate. I'm Micah, we chat, we chat, we chat." And then I go, "Oh, so were you at Supercross tonight?" He goes, "Yeah, I was racing." I'm like, "Oh, what's your last name?" He goes, "thrasher." - Oh, holy fuck. - Oh shit, didn't you get second tonight? - Oh. - Literally the guy that got second in the 450 race. - Did you ask him what place he got? - No. - Hey, first loser though, buddy. - That's good. - I just knew that he did well, but I just was like, "Oh, man, you are a fast man on a dirt bike. Sorry, I didn't recognize you." - Yeah, fair, they got their helmets on. - There was a guy talking to me and he was really nice by literally couldn't fucking hear him because every three minutes they would just turn the volume up more. - It was crazy how many Supercross guys were out in the bar after the race. - Really? - Yeah, like celebrate, huh? - Yeah, there was like Justin Cooper 450 star was out there and then like a couple of other guys. I think Jet was in there, Jet Lawrence was out there. - I mean, if you're a Nashville, I feel like you got it. - Even if you don't drink, like it's just-- - It's just to go chill and you gotta see and do it. - Yeah, just to go chill with the boys and stuff's fun too. You don't need to go and like drink at the bars or whatever, you can just go hang. - You had an okay time. - Yeah, how was your plan? - Oh, yeah, yeah, I did. - Yeah, it's, I think at least, especially you hadn't been there before. - Yeah, so that was cool. - Well, levels to that place. - Yeah. - Literally. - They just keep going. - It's insane. - We were drinking. I shouldn't say, we, Evan, and my crew, we were drinking our flight home group. - We were drinking. - Well, I was in first class. He drank like seven fucking things of wine. - CJ was drinking vicariously. - I drank some water. - Evan and Dalton are on one. They're like, we're gonna see how drunk we can get on the plane. I'm like, that's all. - That is absolutely not, I mean, that's not what we said. It was, who can drink more? - Well, it's not who can get more drunk. - You can drink more, sorry, it's not about getting drunk. - They didn't say how much we can drink. It's who can drink more. - Sorry, that's a big difference. - It was. - So they're drinking a lot. We'll just say that. You guys had quite a bit of drinks. I think you need to start with me almost getting stuck in a train. - Oh, that too, yeah. - So we were running late. - I might have been on the buzz balls on the way to the airport. - So you guys all dip out, right? Well, we have, I think was it nine bags total. So each person had three suitcases. And Evan and I kind of got the short end of the stick where we got like the three that didn't really fit that well, broken wheels, whatever, and Ken and Dalton are fucking flying. - What? - Ken's a hound dog on a scent in the airport. And he's sitting here like waving his hands at us and we're trying to, like our suitcases are falling. We're going up escalators, down escalators, in, out. - We dropped the rental cars off and you guys take 20 minutes to go take a piss and I'm like, - We didn't take all the minutes to go get going. - Yeah, he's snapping at us to do that morning, but get to the airport. Literally, everyone is telling Ken, we need to get rolling. We're at the Tiki Bar. Ken is refusing to leave his seat on the Tiki Bar. He's talking to these two boys from the rodeo and he will not leave. - That is true. - The Tiki rodeo boy. - The second we get to the airport, Ken is in freak out mode that we need to hurry up, snapping at us, waving his hand. - Telling you for an hour, we should just get to the airport. - No, it's a crisis. - We're lugging these three, three basic suitcases. - Evan and mine were, they were just a pain in the ass, like the shit's falling off all this. Well, there's these trains you gotta get on in the airport, right? Dalton, Ken, they get on. Evan, our fucking run, Evan's sweating. I'm even starting to break a sweat. And right as I'm about to go on the train door, like everyone on the train's looking at us, the fucking door closes. And I like, it like, body checks me on both sides and then just like, kind of like, and it starts beeping, and like, it kind of like stops, and I scooted and I fucking dragged my bag in, and it starts going out this way. And then next thing, you know, Evan tries to hop in and it closes. As Evan's got his suitcase out. - Oh no. - It's his arm. - That's funny. - As when he's fucking talking on the train, and I'm like, what do we do? Is he gonna let it go? Oh, you don't know, dude. - Never fucking close the door open. And then we just yank the thing in. I'm literally like, it was so crammed, then I'm like body checking people in there. I felt terrible. - Everyone's like, these fucking guys. - Everyone's like, the suitcase is fall over the place in there. - That's the thing, I see CJ barely makes it. I have a small window, as I'm jumping through the door, I like, turn around, I'm looking outside, and I'm just ripping these bags as hard as I can. Pretty much disregarding that this is already an overfilled train called just packed with people. - There was no room for the suitcase, once he got it in. - A pretty big scene, I would say. - Oh, it was, yeah, and then we get in, and all of us just look at each other and we start laughing. Everyone else in the train car starts laughing. They thought it was funny. Everyone thought it was funny. So then we get off, they're like, "Are you going to really get, so it was just kind of a scene." But yeah, basically fast forward, Dalton and Evan are seeing who can drink more. And let's just say it didn't go well for-- - So I wonder what one that's-- - Yeah, it didn't go well for Dalton. I'll pop it up on the screen. - Yeah, it was funny, the-- - Body was sleeping. - From what I saw, it was Dalton and Evan on Snapchat sitting at the bar and then the next snap was Dalton fully slumped, sleeping in the craziest position ever. - Evan's in the pocket at this point, when Dalton is beyond his max limit. So Evan's having-- - So did Evan win? - Oh yeah, I mean, we didn't even have to clear it, but he's just chewing down his Oreos. He's just figured Dalton in one. (laughing) - Look at how this guy is. - That neck is at a full 90. - Look at his drooling it. (laughing) - I just thought it was hilarious watching Evan just pop over. - That was kind of-- (laughing) - He was laughing, I saw. - That was so funny, man. - Honestly, it was actually a fun fight. - Well, then when he woke up, he was upset because he had a-- - Dude, look at the drooling. - Which getting drinks on the plane isn't the easiest task. They kind of limit you. So when he started sleeping, I was like, well, I might as well drink his drinks. - Yeah, Evan drank his drinks. - Mike, you couldn't even sleep through that, I don't think. - Honestly, I don't. I was thinking that too. I was very surprised. at how slumty was. - I thought Dalton was joking, but then I realized there's only one way that he could be sleeping. - I was kind of running him to the ringer. It was Gregus and Hennessy only at the airport. Pretty intense program, honestly. - Weren't you like spraying water on him too? - Well, so that was the next step. - I wanted to think he'd beat himself. - He was going to pour water on his crotch, and then we were waiting towards the end of the flight, and then he was gonna basically walking around with this whole looking like he pissed his pants. - Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Did Evan just eat the Oreo that was in Dalton's drool? - Possibly. - Is that what just happened there? - I saw that two spinning. - Hey, really? - Did he just grab the Oreo off of Dalton's crotch and eat it? - Thank you. - I honestly could've had-- - I think that's what he does. - It was a two-pack of Oreo. So I want to say that I just ate the other Oreo. 'Cause I got the little box, you know, it had the nuts and the cheese and the crackers and some Oreos. (laughing) - So anyways, Evan ends up falling asleep on the last 30 minutes of the flight. - So did you succeed, or is the one on it seven? So now Evan's got a soaked wet white t-shirt of the pasta here. - So when Dalton had cleaned me out on that chair, I felt like I really, you know, kind of owed him some payback. - That wasn't the payback though, was it? - I mean-- - I mean, every way he's pissed, looking at him with a white finish. You can kind of see how wet it was. - Yeah, you can see it. - I tried to freak CJ out because when Dalton put me on the fourth, the restaurant, I yelled a pretty crazy thing at Dalton. So when I woke up and realized I was wet, I acted like I was gonna yell at a crazy statement on the plane and I could see it in CJ's face, like just don't do it. - Dalton! - Yeah, it literally, we had a good chuck a lot of it. - I will say one thing about Ken in the airport, I've never seen anybody run the airport that smooth. - He is so smooth through that airport. Ken just runs everything on his phone. I'm never opposed to like, if they ask if you want a boarding pass, I'm like, whatever, print it. Like it doesn't hurt to have the paper ones. I still have on my phone, no big deal. Well Dalton tells him he wants the boarding passes. So he's got the stack of boarding passes. He's handing out to us. He's like, I think I'm taking Ken's job. - It's like, bro, you just-- Ken literally is the airport master. - No, when you grab the couple pieces of paper-- - When you're rolling with Ken in the airport, you don't have to think. - And when me, Ben, Gavin, and Micah and Ryan were going through-- - He almost forgot me, he almost forgot me. It's like I wasn't even there. - I didn't forget you, I said Ryan at the end, I said Ryan. He just listen them off by most motion to least. (laughing) - But it's true, Sven, Ken, you are a veteran in the airport. I mean, but it's also like, you're like a drill sergeant too. You're on your page claim. - Baggage claim. - I don't like waiting in lines for stuff. So I normally just have a way to sneak around. And when I got to wait in line for somebody else, it's like, come on guys, let's take a piece a little bit. - Snap in his fingers. (laughing) - And that one, you gotta-- - And that one, you gotta-- - When Evan and I were lug around broken wheeled suitcases fucking shits falling off. We're trying and then I'm trying to get on the escalator. I couldn't pick it up because they were so heavy. Then they get stuck in them. - Oh my god. - I can't get off the escalator 'cause the things fucking stuck and all the people are coming down into me and I'm dragging it off. - It was a fiasco. - We're just gonna replace it. We're gonna get actual bags meant for that stuff. Not just these destroyers. - Traveling. - Yeah, to these videos is damn near, is entertaining as the videos themselves. - I know. - Well, there is a reason that we don't do it as much anymore, but we would almost always start our videos at the airport. It was just like, it was never what you do. - It is funny. - It is funny. - It is funny. And honestly, I know that we're always filming our lives, but I don't know why you would want to do the airport any other way. Like, it's fun, it's a weird experience. - The airport is kind of fun. - Yeah, you can just have fun. - I can have fun there sometimes. - You just like, well, it's just like an environment that every time we're in, we know something's going down. - But it's like chaos for everyone else usually too. Like everyone's kind of scrambling. - Scrambling. - And we almost like, kind of like that. - Yeah, we strive in the chaos. - As much as I hate in the moment of being a little tornado in the airport, it is hilarious when we're for the finish part. - I know we're gonna clip that and hold on to it, Ken. - I absolutely hate it in the moment, but it's hilarious. Remember when you said this. - Well, that was on a podcast. - I will say something. - This is a video. - I'd like to trace my steps. Like, my little legs going through the airport and Ken's, I bet I have triple the steps. And we gotta cover some serious ground. So think about it, Ken. - Triple target. - It's hard on me. - We should get Evan a whoop band, I'd be genuinely curious. - That thing would tell me I shouldn't even be here right now. - It would either tell you that or would tell you that you're an absolute genetic superhuman. - I wonder why you might honestly be here. - I would love to see what Evan's resting heart rate is. It's either super high, it's gotta be super high. - I don't know. - I think the fact that you're still alive right now, Evan, proves that you have really good genetics. - Superhuman. - You're superhuman. - Literally. - You're just actively working Ken's here. - Supporting your superhuman gifts. - It would be kind of fun to like put one on everyone and kind of compare everything. - Yeah. - Get a blood test for everyone. - Well, I have a buddy who, he like doesn't sleep that much. He's always the last of bed first away drinks, a lot of beers, whatever, used to be a cross country runner. His HRV, which means nothing to people I don't know, but also his resting heart rate are amazing. Like unbelievable, the dude could drink 20 beers and still have lower resting heart rate and a better HRV, you want your HRV high, higher. Then me, if I went to bed at 10 o'clock at night and got the best night's sleep ever. But some people are just built that way. Justin is too. So I wouldn't be surprised if you were. But yeah, it'd be funny to see your steps. Sorry, that kind of. - Maybe we'll get you a little whoop sponsorship. - I saw that Rory McElroy, they have a whoop sponsorship thing and then they posted his stats of how many steps he walked and his recovery. - I saw that he was wearing that when he won. - And stuff like that. I'm gonna see if I pull it up, they posted it. Which I was like, did he consent to that? 'Cause it was kind of crazy. - I want you to kind of like check engine light pops up, but you don't even scan the code or look into it. You just keep running it 'cause everything seems to be working just fine. I think that's kind of just how I live my life. - Evan's whole dash is lit up. - Yeah, and I'd say, you know. - Every single light's on. I don't even want to know. So I don't go to the doctor. No news is good news. Rory's whoop recovery, 89, 79, 94, 87. Monday was seven, which I don't know how we would work. - 'Cause he was celebrating. - It was selling. - So one year ago, this week, I believe, we started our fitness challenge. - Really? - Yeah, or within this, yeah, last week. - It was that late in the year. - Don't tell me that. - I think so. That's crazy. - I started seeing memories because I had pictures of you working out for the first time again. - Was that when Mike and I went to go with Eric? - Yes. And we need to finish this fitness video solely based off of how good that video bit was. - And also, like, I'd be genuinely curious on Kenton's transformation. I was actually thinking that earlier. - Yeah, so even yours and Ben's. - I've been tracking a bunch of stuff for a year. - And Ryan. - And keep forgetting about that. (laughing) - Come on, but I've been in the gym. Even in the gym. - Do you remember seeing you there? You into the gym this morning? You been in the gym? - Who's car you drove to the gym this morning? Who brought you to the gym yesterday morning? We rode together. You spotted me on Ben's. - Yeah, if anything. And this isn't discrediting any of you guys. I haven't done shit, but Ken has absolutely made a transformation. And that was the goal. - Ken looks fucking good, dude. - And that video bit did start out with just such a funny day of us getting yelled at by Eric. And then next thing you know, Ken locked the F in. - I didn't want to get yelled at by Eric again. That was kind of scary. - I mean, you really did though. You went from just being like screw all of this to like being in the gym. - Locked F in, yeah. - And you said you've been tracking stuff, Ken, do you have it? - Yeah, so I'm down 10 pounds, which is not a lot. But you've put on a ton of muscle. - Yeah, muscle weighs more than fat. - Body fat is way down. - You couldn't even do five pushups. - But now you're like. - He was curling 35s today. - Yeah, now you're like throwing up crazy weight in the gym. - Yeah. - You've lost weight, lost fat, but you replaced it with muscles. So that's why it wasn't that much of a good. - I mean, body mass weight loss. - This morning it was 179.7 and a year ago it was 168. So 10 pounds. - So how do you feel? - I think I feel a lot better. Like you can see like the resting heart rates down. HRV is up. - So those numbers are down on paper. You're feeling better. But you think you're feeling better, but you don't feel that different. - I mean, you kind of just get used to it. - Wow, it's a very slow turn. - It's not like you just flip a switch and it's all that. You kind of like. - Well, I guess that's kind of what I'm asking. Like we are a year from you started like. - Like I don't think I feel that much different, but it's like it's such a slow process where it's kind of, yeah, year ago it might have been completely different, but it doesn't seem like it's that big of a step, I guess. - Well, you look a ton different. It's crazy seeing pictures of you. Just like your face looks different. - How do you, Kenny? - Yeah, good work. - We gotta finish that video off this year. - We do. - I really thought it'd be in better shape for sure. - I've been putting in work, but just it's hard. - It is a lot harder. - I think we fit, yeah, that's kind of why I didn't, we kind of figured out like two, three months to make a notable transformation. - It's tough. - It was tough and it seemed like, especially Ken had so much momentum that wrapping it up sooner would be doing like a disservice to, well, the video for one, but also just like Ken, like pretty much change his life, I would say. - Yeah. - So we didn't want to. put a hold on it. We don't want to do it. And they're also worried that you might like, if he wrapped it up, you'd be like, all right, I don't need to work out anymore. But you know, I don't really have to worry about that 'cause you're pretty hooked like dude, like we'll be traveling Ken's up before everyone else and he already just, you know, ran on the treadmill and hit some weights. And yeah, that's awesome. It's crazy how fast you lose it, not being in the gym. Like I haven't worked out in a week. But it'll come back, it'll come back faster than it took the game. Even like a week of being out, I'm just like, I feel like I just like puff back up and like, I don't know, I just feel weaker. You've been ripping the hyperbaric chamber. I have been, it kind of, it took my workout time. So I've been doing that instead. Have you noticed any difference doing that? Well, I'm three days in on a 20 dives, they call it. So it's like, I gotta do 20 dives and it's basically like a compound effect of it. So like, they didn't want to start me doing it until I could like, do it day after day after day because that's the only way that has any effect on you. So I'm three in and I haven't noticed that much of a difference, but like I said, it's like the compound effect of it. I was doing a lot of hyperbaric when I got hurt too. I don't think it's one of those things that you like do and you're like, whoa, that like, it's not going, it's not like going to the chiropractor and getting your back adjusted where you notice something. Well, you notice it immediately. I think it's just one of those things that just compounds like what you said. It's just, you go and, I mean, the statistics are there and you just keep doing it and it'll just eventually help. So essentially they said like, if I do 10 treatments, then I should be feeling a lot better. I got a concussion and I've just been dizzy, headaches and just feeling like shit. And so the first 10 treatments are supposed to fix your symptoms. And then the next 10 treatments are supposed to make it less susceptible. So it's like, I have hit my head like three times in the last three years and they've progressively gotten worse. And ideally, at the end of these hyperbaric treatments, I won't be as susceptible to getting hit. And less has set more off. And I just can't keep fucking racking my head. So I'm trying to just take preventative measures to be like stronger. - I mean, based on CJ's experience, that is exactly how it goes. Less of a hit still knocks you out just as bad, sometimes worse than before. And then yeah, so like when Ben tipped over that ace on the last one, that was brutal. So yeah, it's enough to like totally throw off your whole function way. And Ben obviously is a huge part of helping keep ideas to roll in and keep in this ship and then so. - It takes about three hours out of your day to go do it in the morning. Like it's definitely affecting, I'd say, just the overall business as a whole. Yeah, like I believe in all. And I'm trying to make sure I can take some of those things that you would be doing to keep shit going. But like I notice it immediately. - So like yeah, I mean, that's the thing. I think a lot of people don't realize is like, there's a lot of things that go on behind the scenes. And to continually put a video out week after week after week. And you know, I think we have another 10 years left in us. We gotta be smart about like how we do things. So it's sustainable because if Ben's hurt and can't run the business, and that next thing, you know, Ryan's hurt or Evan's bad hurt or whoever, it's like, it can crumble apart pretty quick. - Yeah, I guess I'm looking at it. Like, you know, I take a month and I take these three hours out of the day for a month. And hopefully I can put this behind and be stronger and move on from ahead. And yeah, it'd be more ahead. - Yeah, and I'm all in favor for it. - Right, and I'm saying. - Yeah, and you know, I get the effects of it on everything too. And but, you know, it's just kind of how I'm trying to look at it for like the long game of, you know, wanting to do this for a long time. I think something that you guys have taught me through years of friendship is you never kind of take things as like face value, you know, like you look deeper in things. Like somebody would tell you, you got a concussion, your head's gonna always hurt. You're gonna have these things. And you guys will always look into things and be like, how can I fix this? How can I get better? How can I do more? And you know, get yourself back up on top. And I think that's a really good lesson for other people as well. Like, invest in yourself, try to make yourself healthy. Care about what's going on in your body and your mind 'cause it's important. It's all about like the output of what you can do is really how you take care of yourself. - Yeah, I think just like the actions that you have now will have the consequences later. And so trying to like mitigate the consequences later by taking action now to try and mitigate the issues. So it's like. - 100%. - It's just looking at things long term too, you know? - For sure. - Head shit is not to be like. - Mess with. - Yeah, fucked around on. And I feel like it's like I'm at a disservice to you guys too. Like if I can't think properly and act properly and I don't take the steps that are like crucial to like getting back to that, then I'm like doing everyone here at disservice. - Yeah, it's like one thing for you not to be able to do like physical things on video but when you also can't do stuff behind the scenes. - Yeah. - That's like, you know, the double whammy. - Yeah, and if you're not broken arm, it's like, yeah, he can't run dirt bike but he can still, you know, operate and, you know, do all these things that it takes to run a business. But when you're, you know, can't think straight or you got brain fog or you dizzy, you feel like you're gonna throw up 24/7 and make that a lot harder and yeah. - Yeah, and on the last week, you know, sad seeing our boy down. - Yeah. - Want to boy back on top. - Yeah, thank you guys, appreciate that. But I'll be, I'll be okay. I just gotta, you know, think things through. - For sure. - And I've also just been like running hard the last couple like months as far as like. - Everything. - Just whatever you're doing. Yeah, and I just, it just caught up with me. - Just when I think we can't run any harder, we run harder. And then after that, when I think we can't run any harder, we run harder. - Yeah. - Can I tell a story about when you weren't thinking clearly with me? - Which time? - So we're sitting at the AirVNB. We're up late every night. - Oh my gosh. - We've been running podcasts. We're just doing all this, but Ben, Ben had picked up his new car which they will have seen by now. - Yeah. - So they've seen, congrats all the good guessers, GT3RS. - Ben Red, who would have thought? - Ben's obviously on cloud nine and has spent the entire day. Wednesday, we shot, filmed with it all day. We got to have a ton of fun. Thursday, boys are locked in editing. So he doesn't get to drive. I mean, I can't even imagine how many times you walked out to the driveway, stared at it, and then went back to editing. - Yeah, a couple. And so the day goes on, we drive it to dinner, we come home, we do the podcast at night, we're hanging out. It's about 2.30 a.m. or so. And I'm laying down on the couch and Ben's walking around. He goes, "Yo, you wanna go for a little rip?" And I look at him, I go, "In what?" And he goes, "My car, I wanna go for a drive?" I go, "I mean, are you kidding?" 'Cause there's no way this ends up in any way being good. And he goes, "Yeah, man, let's go." And I go, "I'm not gonna let you go alone, let's ride, baby." - I couldn't believe my ears. That was after I called in a night. - I wasn't Ben. - I think I was in bed for two hours. - And then I hear you say that. And I was like, "There's no way." I heard it fire up and I'm like, "What are these guys doing?" And then I looked at the time, it was like 2.30, I'm like, "They must be going for a joy ride." Like, honestly, that's the only, is he either somebody stealing it or they're going for a drive. - I feel like it's a good time when you're in the city to go for a drive 'cause there's less cars out. - Yeah, exactly. - And in the city, you don't have to worry about deer. Like, out here. - It's good point. - You would never go for a joy ride out in the country. - At night. - At least around our neck of the woods. There's so many deer. - I don't know if it's important if it should be assumed, but Ben literally stayed sober the entire week we were in Florida because he was so excited to drive his car. Like, it wasn't-- - Didn't want to miss an opportunity. - It wasn't a late night. Like, let's go be a fucking genius and go drive around a night. So anybody who thinks that they're that, that's obviously not it. So we hop in the car. - He started buzzing. - Buzzing. - Buzzing. - Buzzing around. - Having the time on these open roads and he goes, where should we go? And I go, oh, there's this nice straight road that goes out to the beach. And then we'll just drive up and down the beach. Like, that's a cool place to drive. - We'll go back. - Well, the only people out on the road at that time are the night is cops. - And me and Uncle Rich on the way home from the club. - And you, yeah, you and Uncle Rich, I think you guys were on the other side of the island. - Probably good. - But I'm running through the gears pretty heavy. Fire it up. - Yeah, we're just having the time of our life. - And I'm cresting over a hill. And I mean, I'm not, I'm stupid, but I'm not an idiot. No, it might be the other way around. I'm an idiot, but I'm not stupid. So I downshift thinking that, oh, there could be a cop on the other side of this hill. Well, there wasn't. There was two. Just sitting there waiting. And the mangrove's waiting for it. - And so I, you know, I slow down and I cruise past him and sure enough, whoo. pulls out and I'm like, oh my gosh. He comes up and he's like, ah, you know, you were going 20 over. And I was like, whew, you're going a lot more than that. (laughing) But I was like, oh, yeah, I actually didn't know I was going 20 over. I thought the speed limit was whatever. - He was sitting at a change from 45 to 35. which probably in the day feels like a reasonable speed but it's a six-lane highway with not a single car on it. So it felt like you should at least be able to do 55. - Yeah, anyway. - I kind of got shwanked there but I was just like, 20 over, okay, you know, could've been worse, you know, it could've been 25. And yeah, sure enough, he came back and gave me a ticket and me and Ryan were just sitting there just like shaking our heads like, what the fuck are we thinking? - I was thinking that this wasn't gonna go bad. You must have pushed that thing home with how you normally hate speeding. Like nobody drives slower than Ben. So I can only imagine how-- - Oh, it's CJ, it's a very inconcervative you were after you got that ticket. You probably hopped out and pushed the thing home. - It's a very difficult car to drive slow. I will say that. - I was getting a little nervous 'cause cop one pulls up, pulls us over. Then cop two that had been sitting came up behind us and then cop three came down the road with its lights on. I'm like, oh, fuck. - Well, the whole car smells like freaking booze 'cause Ryan has been boozing all day. So I stay sober the whole time and I'm just sitting there. - And then illegal to be drunken as a passenger in a car. - I'm just sitting there and I'm just like cops keep showing up, three cops and I'm just like, oh, I'm about to get like-- - Wrath lies. - Wrath lies in the whole nine yards. I was like, whatever, I don't care. I'm sober, but now I'm gonna have to deal with this 'cause my passenger's like, no, right there. But yeah, no, that didn't happen, which was good. But yeah, no, I did. So then I'm driving home and I'm like looking over at Ryan and I use the cruise control actually for the first time. I had to look to see how you'd even turn the cruise control on that thing and we're cruising and I just look over at Ryan and go, man, this isn't, it's fun. - It really wasn't. - It really wasn't. - That's funny that you say that. I don't think you guys saw it, but when I was in Canada, I got breathalized just in the middle of the day. Getting pulled over at two and 30 in the afternoon. I got pulled over and I was coming home from the dirt bike track and like cop pulls me over or whatever and this is just funny 'cause you just said that like the car smelled like alcohol 'cause Ryan was drinking and the cop comes up to my window and he's like, have you been drinking? And I'm like, no. And I was like, why am I getting pulled over? And he's like, oh, just a mandatory traffic stop. I'm gonna need you to take a breathalyzer test and I'm like, all right, sure. So then my buddy's sitting there and I was like, yo, you should film this as like, this is hilarious, it's too dirty in the afternoon. So he like, whatever makes me do the breathalyzer test and it's just funny. I just find that hilarious that like the cops in Canada are breathalizing it in the middle of the day. - Yeah, like a pretty crazy thing to do. Just pull someone over for not even doing anything. - Literally, no take it, no nothing. - Nope, nope, no take it, no nothing. - He might have saw you driving and like that guy has too much motion or maybe he's just drunk. So they were like, well, let's air on the drunk side and make sure something got wearing that much baggage. - Yeah. - Baggy pants. - Too much motion. - Maybe, it's good to get the ticket out of the way. - Free and clear. - I've got, you're referring it to the V ticket. - Yeah. - The only one you need to get. - The ticket out of the way. - Okay. - Oh, that's track record. That is fairly accurate. - Good for you. - Good for you. - Over a year would know that. - I haven't got many tickets. - I've never done that. - I was pretty, it was looking pretty dark there for a while. - For CJ. - It was one more and you lost your license, wasn't it? - Yeah. - He's really cute. - Our friend Jenna, she's like damning her detective. She had pulled up some things. She was pulling up everyone's records. I had a lot of offenses, but they were all, what were they misdemeanors, Ken? - Yeah. - Yeah, it's like tinket. - Yeah. - I mean, all mine are window tintin. I've been a good boy for a few years, so. - Going off of like everyone. She's like, all right, you have three. You have five. Oh my gosh, you have five. Here's CJ. Let's see what you have. 23. (laughing) Holy shit. I'm like, wow, what's up to that now? - It's pretty insane. - I gotta look at that. - And that was just Minnesota, but not the. - My comedy time has even been pulled over. Wasn't it like $15 or something? - I feel like it would be mine. - I'm on it. - I'm on it. - 73. - 73? - That's insane, bro. - Since I was 16, I remember getting to 50. And I might have lost count a little bit after that, but yeah, so I just, now I have it in my notes because it's getting so ridiculous. But I might not even have as many tickets as you. - I think I have more speedy tickets. - You have like driving a vehicle with the wheels too wide and window tanned and too loud of exhaust. - All kinds of shit. I just still remember when I got pulled over in front of Jimmy's pizza where I was working for having too dirty of a license plate. - I'm like, I'm sorry, man, he got to wash the car more. (laughing) - I'm sorry. - I was looking on the gravel road. - I'm like, what the fucking pizza is on the gravel road? - I was like $1,000 Buick. - Ooh, what just happened here? I see some sandwich donuts. - You guys with things. - We've been on a Sandy's Donuts kick. - You have been on a Sandy's kick. - I've been eating a donut a day for probably the last month. - And it's showing in that ass. - Yeah. - I'm saying a good way, dude. I'm looking bulkier and ever. And I'm lifting more weight. - Like I'm really stronger. - The donuts, the donuts are making you stronger. - I think I just need it a little bit of like extra sugar and stuff. - What's up with the donut? - You know, Jack, you want to know something? I went to the Kormann store to get donuts and there was only one left and there was a shit one. - There you go. - Well, we took it out. - Wow, those look good. Those things. - My dip's on the glazed. - Dip's on the glazed. - Is there an occasion or a donut today? - What's the point of this? - I just honestly, we needed fucking donuts around here. It's been a week and I was like, let's all indulge. - Dude, I'm hungry. I haven't even eaten dinner yet. - Sandy's Donuts is like a donut shop in Fargo, 45 minutes from here. They make these donuts every morning and someone delivers them to all the gas stations. They're so goddamn good, best donuts. - I mean, they are, I'm really, really want one, but I mean, I can hold off and not chew on the podcast. - Bro, the amount of times I've seen you tear a donut in half C.J. Because you're on your second and a half, but oh, maybe I'll just do a half. - Okay, if you've had one, I think you can tear one. - Yeah, holy crap, they smell good. - Donuts are such a delicacy. - They're actually not that much sugar in them either. - There's only like 25 grams of sugar in a donut. - I think you can very vastly on what donut you're running. - You're gonna get a couple crazy specs. - You're getting the plain glazed one or you're getting the monster cookie one, where it's a donut with-- - You don't need a fucking donut with cookies on top of it, like come on. - You're already eating a donut. - This one's dense. - What the hell we got? - C.J. was so horny to go to freaking crumble cookie. - What the hell is this, what the fuck is that? (laughing) - What is that, is that toilet paper? - What the hell is this? - It's looking like toilet paper. - Oh, I don't know why it was so dense. I was like, oh, sick, this must be a new style. - I've seen that on TikTok. - What is that, is that toilet paper? - Is that toilet paper? (laughing) - It's toilet paper. - Oh my gosh. - Oh my gosh. - Was it the unistory paper? - It's just normal-- - It's all chocolatey. - Well, it's normal. - It's normal. - It's clean, right? - No chocolate, it's just-- - Man, Jack, I told Jack to do this prank on us a while ago, totally forgot about it. Might have been the concussion. Ryan, you could-- (laughing) - Take the other bite. - Dude, I damn knew you'd grab that one. - That's gross, bro. - It's gonna say like that. - Good chocolate, though. - Dude, that's a good looking donut, too. - I hope you don't look at that. - Damn, feel how heavy it is. As soon as I picked up, I was like, is this a filled chocolate donut? - That's a threw me off. I wasn't in the market for a full donut, and I think I got some weight to it. - I picked a different one. - I've never seen that one before. - Damn it, Jack, we're supposed to be on the same team here. I gotta start getting in on all the pranks. I don't get pranked. - You just got shredded. - In my defense, I tried to give it to CJ first, so he picked that one on top, but he didn't, he went around it. - I do like chocolate donuts, but not all chocolate, just the glaze. - Well, this one isn't all chocolate, there's paper towel in the middle. (laughing) - Oh, dang it. - I was actually excited, Jack was like, yeah, I'm gonna get you boys donuts for the pod, and I was like, yeah, man, I'm sure. Tom's great, I love donuts. - Shout out Sandy Donuts, man. - You just ate a giant wad of what-ass to the paper. - Was it frozen? Why is it so solid? - I had to make it more solidified, and then for the chocolate to freeze to it, 'cause it just wasn't working. - My belly does feel kind of icky after taking a bite out of it. - You've got a cold prime. - Hey, but Tom, how you got the toilet paper wet? You dipped in the toilet, right? - Yeah, yeah, dipped it in the toilet, and then just took the cardboard piece out and squished it. - Don't worry, don't tell me. (laughing) Our toilets are disgusting. - And was in there shortly before, but he flushed once or twice before dipping the toilet paper. - The toilet didn't quite go all the way down, so it might have been a little bit gush. - The tough pod for the kid. - Tough pod for the kid, no motion. (laughing) He forgot about, and CJ stole the donut that I wanted. - How do you think you could develop more motion, Ryan? (laughing) - I think that's the problem, is I think thinking about gaining motion is instant negative motion. - I'm not saying this is the only thing you should do, but there's a guaranteed moments I've seen you have motion are when you're wheeling a quad. - There's those times when you're really going-- - You feel like that's a fucking shredded answer. - I just want some run to three wheeler, baby. I'll just be cool. (laughing) - You have more time on the three wheeler. - That's something I would say. - Yeah, no, I don't know. - And it's fine. I think I just roll with a lot of people who are cool, and I think-- - That's how I feel like, I roll. I don't think I have that much motion, but the vehicles-- - No, I agree about myself. (laughing) Sorry, I didn't mean about you. - But the, but the, I don't think I have. I wouldn't describe myself as having motion. - And I wouldn't even describe the overall vessel Thank you. TV as having motion, but overall we are moving forward at a pretty Good pace and I'm just on that. What are you guys saying right now all you guys have motion? You're off on a different topic. You're talking about just like we're doing a lot of stuff We're definitely moving fast, but I'm just saying right now. What's like having swag or something? Okay, I'm a standing of that motion. I would say all you guys have like high levels of motion Like why why are you guys stressing about how much motion? I just I don't like like if you looked at it. I think I think how do you not? I think it was just I think I just I'm not trying to be bitch because everybody was hating on me for trying to fit in last Podcast so I'm gonna put like a pretty solid well thought out comment about me just trying to fit in No, no, no, I'm the actual thing. That's okay. I read it sympathize with the context of it. How are you not No, no, no, no, no, he was just I think it's cuz I it was something like Ryan was willing to sit in Gavin's puke filled chair just to get a minute of Pretty funny pretty funny. I'm just like damn there's an empty chair in the podcast I got to help keep this conversation going so the podcast isn't 56 minutes long and everybody gets pissed Let me see if I can find that you can never win Ryan. Yeah, just to add something to that the next day when we were cleaning all that stuff up That will area was disgusting because of that well, I don't we subtract something from that and call it a day Can Ken said just to add something to that and then start talking about puke and I'm like, that was disgusting a lot of great Standard shreds fashion to like he used a towel to clean up But what does he do just throws it into the corner by the pool? So Kyle someone just trying to be nice to pick up grabs this towel and it's just toxic No, he didn't know what it had transpired and it smelled gross That was like 30 Celsius is that came up and a bunch of beef jerky and some other shit like it didn't smell good To a real redneck that would have been a delicacy. Oh, yeah, see Friday feast right there. Here it is my boy William Riggs Ryan, I'm not trying to be mean dude, but you have always been the B team Holy shit. Oh shit. I would disagree you have recently done some cool things But you are never the main event. I would disagree. He's the captain of the B team Right, you're the captain of the B team props. Are you getting better? But you will make a gay comment like the golf carts don't eat more power and then Correct yourself. You correct yourself when you realize you make a gay comment. It's cool, bro You own the B team I don't know if that makes me feeling any better Being the captain captain of the B team owning the B team just tell the guy is fucking on a squad It's like being the driving of the short bus. It's just sucks. Well, I think he's cool. Thanks, but yeah, I could tell My car I think he's cool. There's nine cars sitting around here and he goes yo, can I take the Corvette? I don't think you got enough motion for this man. Let me hop in front of it with it. You stick with your electric hammer Right Spenny pulls it up to the gym and like everyone's coming out like taking pictures of it And look at how big he's pants on They're blowing in the wind. That's not true. It's not true. Ryan's cool. One of the coolest for sure Oh, man, I'm gonna be brutal on this one. That's okay, though. I don't I'm not not stressing it all one bit Who do you think is like if you were to say like one guy that you know has the most motion or sure Ken? I would say spenny What why I don't even do anything. I'm just chill. I just chill and ride bike Yeah, but that works in your favorite definition of motion Yeah, can we get a little moves with the most steels? Maybe yeah, just like I think people just are like Whoa, that's spenny. Yeah, I say a lot of people are excited to see you spenny. Well, I'm gonna that's an honor Honestly, I'm just a regular guy. I'm just a standard guy just a blue collar guy. Oh, yeah I don't know who's got Ken does have a lot of motion. I would say kind of especially in this neck of the woods like everyone knows Ken He's he's like, you know, we got a couple urban dictionary definitions here Ken's like the great Gatsby the having motion the definition is getting to the money regardless of the circumstances or To be accomplishing things at a good speed most likely has their own apartment car on the path to starting a career Also to have money to support yourself and your habits. Well, I got none of that. So it looks like I got the least amount of motion Getting that bread to put it simple or money coming in Turns out I'm at the bottom of the list. I guess motions just all of these motions Turns out I'm actually motionless How do you feel now Ryan? You guys hear spenny's fully halted He's got his parking brake on You know you guys quit driving the mule around at the park You're not the only person do it. Here's why it's extra funny CJ So I pull it up and I like was like I bet one of the guys are gonna hop into this So should I leave the parking brake on and then it started to roll? I'm like okay. Oh, I got to put it on a little bit I'm like, okay, I'll just put it on really hard. So whoever drives it definitely knows That it's on and then don't it was like yes, you did you have that down here with the parking brake on I'm like, oh, I wrenched it on too. I'm sorry about that. I don't drive your mule that much No, you don't and I hop in it and so I'm not familiar with how much power it should have yeah and I'm not expecting it to have much power So I'm just driving it And don't it keep going give don'ts to the bog gas They're known it. I even took a break in between whatever. So anyways, so I'm driving this mule And I've done it a few times now. I'm like where I hop I want to go. Oh fuck the parking brake was on But I've almost came to the assumption that that parking brake is non-existent. Mm-hmm. I didn't even think it worked That's the thing that well it does it works enough to hold it, but yeah, yeah It's it's pretty worn out. So the fact that you can drive it while it's on what is the issue the mule is a beast man I think it's the best straight break. Yeah, great rigs. I gotta I shoved some c-foam in at the other day. Hopefully they make mules anymore. They probably have too much power now Probably yeah, it's a golf car with a little bit of suspension probably a picture of the mule shout out the mule Used to be Mike's grandpa's. Yeah, we use that thing all the time It is great rig and when Mike got it We were like what are we gonna do with this mic gets used more than anything more than anything? I mean besides maybe our skid steer That's on the bottom That's what you get for knocking the cheetos out of my hands yesterday C.J. Just finish chewing and respond I'm gonna go to the bathroom while C.J. finishes chewing. Come on now. He's now he's pissed for the rest of the day We gotta hang out with this guy now. He's in a bad mood. Yeah, one more bite left C.J. He's always a little bit off until he gets his sandies too. No, C.J. had about 10 more bites left on that thing We're gonna Ryan just dip on where did Ryan go he's gonna run to the bathroom until C.J. is on chewing Yeah, I think you should take Ryan's shopping and drip him up some like some drip clothes not like the fuck he did wear my full outfit Vegas is dude. We'll check it out. He wore my full outfit He said he said it he said it was the best he's ever felt and he wore it in Nashville Vegas or Nash or sorry Nashville He wore my full outfit and he said he said the best he said That's it. Look at the way he's stepping God damn dude. I don't know if that's the outfit for him. I don't know if that's the outfit. I think you don't know if I know if that's not You're gonna run the kids day. I'm just saying look how good he looks. What's up with the half open little fucking button up Oh, is it 2002 that is what's coming. That is pretty oh seven. It's back. That's pretty oh And we're talking about your outfits. I propose that Spenny takes you shopping and gets you dripped out so you'd have more motion We gotta get you uh, yeah more spedies outfit there. I'm frame-hawking you in that Look how much more motion I have than you. No, no, no, Spenny you are kind of rolling motionless here I'm not gonna lie. That's kind of a dust fill dude. That's a dust fit. The fucking jersey What? You can clearly tell Ryan's walking in is it Cheeto to wear a motocross jersey just walking around in public? Yes, but Spenny's was a retro jersey, but I don't know if it was old enough to qualify as truly being retro. It was oh seven I'm not gonna hate it. It was oh seven the one cool thing It's not that old. It's got to be 90s to go hard. I think is he rode? Yeah, I was riding. I was riding. Ben doesn't have a single picture from this weekend with his fucking eyes open Ben and Theo kind of they have like interesting poses with their face when it comes time to like take a picture like Theo does like the One of those and Ben just like that's just my face, dude You tell someone you're a little drunk I don't know Ryan. I think you look good. Thanks bud. And if it means anything yet I don't think it matters if you have motion or not It doesn't I feel like the people decide. Yeah, I do think the TRX not working yesterday was the final straw mentally for me But it's okay. I wasn't your phone. We'll get it back. We'll get it back going. We're gonna run that this afternoon exactly and that'll be back on top. - Do we want to give a shout out or like a moment of silence for Doug? - I think we do. - Personally, I do. - Yeah, so our shop hand, Tanner, it was his dog. He lives down the road from us. So Doug would literally just come over to the shop and hang at the shop all day long 'cause he's just like a dog that literally could do whatever he wanted. Like he could fend for himself. He'd come back with like a deer leg in his mouth or like a beaver. He's like one of those dogs that could literally just take care of himself. - Yeah. - Unfortunately was hit by a trailer by a guy dropping off our fork lift this morning and a delivery driver. - Yeah, it's very sad. Everyone's pretty bummed about it. - I mean, he was in the line of work. You know that he was just doing his duties hanging around the compound and bad timing and he will be missed. - Yeah, yeah. - He was an amazing dog. Like literally if I could clone Doug. - There couldn't have been a better dog than Doug. - Right. He was just, he was super fun, well behaved, adorable. And I mean, it's not cool when it happens any pet or anything, but you know, that was Tanner's best friend. - Yeah. - And Doug's like one of those dogs like, you just don't get lucky. Like you can't just have a dog like Doug. Like you just get lucky. You know, he's like one of those dogs just kind of once in a lifetime. - Yeah, it's hard to just get a dog like you. - Like he wasn't a temperamental or anything and he was the nicest guy. - And like he took care of himself. Like I'm pretty sure the dude picked up his own poop. I'm like, I'm pretty sure, yeah, we should run a little funeral or something for him. - Yeah. - Yeah. - Yeah. - We have a bunch of photos of Doug. - Yeah. - Doug was in the merch photos. - He's such a merch photo. - He hasn't been around that long, but he just like, he just fit into the crew. So well, everyone just took like such a liking to him. And I feel like Doug really like had a special pardon. And like everyone's heart on the team from our crew to the merch crew. Anyone that went to the compound, like I told my dad earlier today and you know, he just pops in here and there and he was heartbroken to hear it. Just from the time he said he's met Doug and that was what a great dog he was, but it's horrible. - I mean, she's unfortunate. - Yeah, and so we're just, yeah, it was an accident in the delivery driver. I mean, obviously felt horrible. He said he's got dogs at home, you know? I mean, like he was gutted as well. And it wasn't out of a lack of care of the driver either. You know, like it was just an accident. And we're praying for Tanner and I feel honored to have gotten to know Doug for a while and was able to, you know, say goodbye. And I think Doug went out laying in the shade and doing what he loved and running around. He had a, he had a, no dog's life is ever long enough. But I know the days that he was here, he was happy. - And I will say Doug lived about a thousand times more life than any other dog. - We said that. - The things that he's seen, do his own thing, but he also got to be inside, you know, hanging around people all day long. He got to do whatever he wanted. - Yeah, no collar, just did whatever he wanted. Here's your arms. - He listened, he just did what he wanted. So like in terms of a, of a dog's life, like I don't think it could have been any better. - Yeah. - Rest in peace. - Rest in peace, Doug. We miss you, buddy. We always will. - That happened this morning. And you know, it's tough for us. Like we gotta go on and we don't want to let you guys down and like not, you know, like it could be pretty easy to go. All right, we're not posting a podcast today 'cause we're all gutted about Doug, which we are. And you know, so we're just, we're just doing, we're just doing our best over here to give you guys something good and all get along and. - Yeah, I've had a pit in my stomach. - Yeah, I mean, it is, it isn't a little weird to just. - I didn't know if I wanted to open up with it. - Yeah, yeah. - Yeah, exactly. And I'm glad we didn't. And I'm glad we were able to give Doug the time. - Right. - Time we deserve. So just, you know, thanks for bearing with us. - It's crazy the impact dogs have on people's lives. - Yeah. - Yeah, if you're out there, give your loved ones a hug and give your dogs a hug too. - Give them a little treat. - Yep. - Dude, certain dogs, especially, like I mean, like I said, dog was just such a unique rare dog. Like, you get lucky having a dog like that. - He's perfect. - He was perfect. - Like, you can train a dog all you want. But to have a dog like Doug, he just, that's just how he is. - Well, boys, should we go see if we can wheelie this to your ex? - Yes, we should. - Just keep on it. - Keep on keeping on. Doug would want it. - Doug would want it. - Doug, do the stuff be in part of everything we were doing at the farm? - The stuff that we wanted there. - Not, he was, he was, he was a part of everything. - Yeah, he was. - The stuff that Doug saw, man. - Hold on, he got to be a part of? - Yeah, that too. I mean, I had him sign an NDA, I guess that's it. (laughing) But yeah, he got to be a part of everything that we did at the farm. - Yeah, one of the most special moments was that pallet fire we had and Doug just sat there and watched it with us. - Yeah, it was trying to find a photo. - There's the one with the fire in the back and he's sitting. - Dude, he just was the best boy ever and we gotta go out there and make him proud. Wheelie this to your ex. - Oh, Doug listen. - Right there. - Yeah. - Horrible. - All right, miss once for Doug. This one's for Doug, boys. - Thank you guys for making it to the end of the podcast. - We love you, give your loved ones a hug, give your pets a hug, give 'em a belly scratch, give 'em a treat, they deserve it. And we'll see you guys next week. - Next week. - Sounds good to me, later guys. (soft music) (soft music) (dog barking)