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Hey guys, welcome back to the Life Wide Open podcast. We are here in Gavin's surprisingly palatial mountain home. We're here, fellas. Good to have you, Gav. Can you just quick give me a definition of that word? Never heard of it. Palatial? Yeah, never heard of it in my life. I would say like large, palace-like. Yeah, love it. It's beautiful. Gavin's got a big family and they all come through here and we went skiing today. It's beautiful. Can't beat it.

Breckenridge, baby. Good to have you, Gav. This is most of our first times in Colorado. It's fun to be on your turf. What did you guys think about the compound? I loved it. Your home compound? Compound. I thought it was great. It was so you. It really was. Everything about it from the trailer with the hole in the back to jump through and then the homemade trailer jump. Oh, that was great.

That was a good one. You like the trailer jump? It works. Yeah, we found that out. Just walking into Gavin's shed. There's a pretty decent-sized shed in the property, and it is packed full of three-wheelers. Like, yeah, we knew you had three-wheelers. I thought you had, like, under 10. No. We're doing pretty well. Like I said, I was killing it up in the mountains, been taking some time off, but $50 a three-wheeler, you couldn't beat it back then. Dude, I can't believe that. You have 22 three-wheelers, and you've put $3,000 into it.

Been very, very blessed and I know how to work a deal. I mean, that's what it comes down to.

He tried working the deal even more. Gab's telling us he picked up a three-wheeler for, no joke, a six-pack of beer. Not even a 30-rack. I didn't even know a six-pack was currency anymore. It was Italian beer. It was Italian beer, too. I was like, what do you want, man? He goes, just give me some Italian beer. Italian beer? I was like, all right, bro. Okay, whatever you want. But yeah, I was just cruising down the road in Gunnison. This dude's like, hey, pull over, pull over. I was like, what could this be about?

And, yeah, he's like, roll down your window. He's like, do you love three-wheelers? And I have the 350X on the back of my hand. You're like, I love three-wheelers. Hell, yeah. I love three-wheelers, brother. Talk to me. And he goes, well, I work over at the lumberyard. We got an old Yamaha sitting back there. I was like, oh, keep telling me more. Keep telling me more. Keep talking to me. It has three wheels, and it's right up your alley probably. I was like, all right, I'll follow you right there. Followed him over there. I was like, oh, it doesn't run?

He's like, no. I was like, oh, it's perfect. Let's go. Typical Yamaha. Yeah, perfect Yamaha. But then you went to the store after. Yeah, got him the six pack, load the three wheeler up. Now I have it. Yeah, you just continue to amaze me. You get more interesting every single time that I hang out with you. My favorite part about the last podcast is everyone kind of got to see like

What you're actually like. Not that the videos are anything different, but the podcast was so high energy the entire time. People...

asked me like i got a bunch of questions of like friends like all right was he just putting on a show for the podcast too and i was like no that is like his actual form 24 7 dude it's just about staying stoked having fun man and just loving life just loving freaking life sorry i was just trying to get the mic closer to face but yeah like i was saying just stay freaking stoked i mean that's

That's all it's about. No, yeah. I was like, why was that podcast so high energy? Because Gavin was on it. Yeah, we just stayed stoked, had fun. I mean, it's about having fun with your friends, making memories, dude. And that's all we're living here for. Yeah. So we're on what, day five now of our RV trip? Is it five? Can someone get a fact check on that? I think four, but it feels like more. Yeah, so we're on day four of our RV trip now. We came out to Colorado actually early this year.

to surprise Gavin with a new three-wheeler, which you guys have seen on the previous video, but... Not just any three-wheeler. The Mac Daddy. The macaroni, the full baby, everything, man. You can't beat the 250R. I'm about to cry because it was really setting in when I was in... I was in the shower earlier, and I almost started crying. I was like...

That's in that trailer right there. Did you actually? No, I swear. Shut up. No, I almost shut up. It's unreal to look at, dude. It's the most beautiful machine in the world. It's a Honda. It's a 250R.

And it wants to fly. It just wants to fly. My goodness. Does it want to fly? Yeah. Oh baby. Does it want to fly? Are you good after, after like jumping eight feet straight to your back, eight feet straight to the back. And then we took the wrist out today, but we're ready for Moab dude. We are looking locked and loaded. Get the move on in the morning.

And have some fun. I've never met somebody who's able to take such a crash and then just hop back up and keep going. Football will do a lot to a guy, I'll tell you that. Yeah, I don't know how else to explain it besides just, you're just tough. But then we're like, dude, you went through this, that, this, and that. You're like, how are you not beat up? You're like, football.

Football was like that every day. So I guess if it really was. Dude, when you're clashing heads with a freaking 220-pound freaking running back, nothing sucks more than that. I'll tell you that. I'd rather take a digger on a 250R any day of the week. You have been getting beat up this trip more than normal, I guess, hanging out with us, right? A little bit more than normal, but I mean, I'm used to hitting a culvert. Yeah.

A culvert? A culvert. Can I take the ditch? Can I hit the ditch? Oh, true, true, true, true. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I hit the ditch a little too hard. That was a good digger. The neck took that one well. Just stay in the gym. Stay healthy. Would you consider yourself to be injury prone? Ben would say I'm injury prone, but I wouldn't. I would say you're accident prone, not injury prone. Well, that's true, actually. You're accident prone because you...

Just managed to wreck, crash, or break everything, bro. And it's amazing to watch. But as a friend, I'm concerned about you. Dude. Like, I'm constantly stressing over your every move. It's all controlled risk. It's all for fun. No, I don't think it is controlled risk. Well, slightly controlled, man. I weigh it out. I do the fun to risk ratio.

And as long as it's like one more percent fun, I'm running it. Honestly, Evan is a great example of controlled risk because he's very talented. I didn't know you were going with that.

Keep going. Keep going. Keep talking. So what am I? I think you're just sketchy, bro. What? Am I that? You saw that jump on the 450. You know I can land some shit. No, I don't. Don't take that. Yes. What do you mean? I got a little too. When he cleared the tabletop. Yes. Thank you. Thank you, Mike. But yeah, the 250R, that was a rough run up. I should have avoided it. But shit, don't give me shit for that.

I don't want to talk about it. I'm okay. It's really interesting because, I mean, I've heard everyone in the crew go, nah, it seems a little sketchy on certain levels. But I rarely hear you say that. It seems like most things that come into your head are like, yeah, I think we can run that. Dude, there's not much you can't run. I mean, if you have the mindset, we're going to freaking run this, there's a good chance we're freaking running this. Yeah, I know. We have found that out. Yeah. I mean, the stair steps today.

I saw Ben running it over again. I ran it once, but I was like, ah, Ben's running. I better run it with him. Yeah. Add some context. Uh, yeah. Whoa. Gavin and I rode down these metal stairs on snowboard. He was on a snowboard. I was on skis.

And Gavin face planted onto pretty much a cheese grater. They were not normal stairs. They were like metal, like chicken wire design, but thicker. Evan had the perfect name for it. The Colorado cheese grater. I go, you good, bro? He goes, yeah.

I just sprayed my wrist. And I'm like, dude, we need to get you in a brace or something. No, there's nothing. We'll put a little duct tape on it tomorrow for Moab. Call it dialed. We'll have some ripping in. Yeah, luckily it's not your throttle wrist. No, just the clutch one. So I'm a little worried about the 250R, but we got the SX all day. Still Willie games. You like that, Ev? Yeah.

It was amazing the crowd that gathered to watch you two ride down those stairs. I don't know if you guys really noticed because obviously you were focused on riding down the stairs, but there was a good crowd of people that were all like, and you hear the murmurs, I would never do that to my skis. Why are these guys doing it? You really don't come across people being that stupid that often. When you do, you're going to stop and watch. I remember looking around at the crowd that was gathering and just being like, you guys are witnessing...

Greatness. Greatness. Something like that. Something like that. So, Ben, can you elaborate a little bit on, you know, what it took to conjure up the idea to prank Gavin and get him this three-wheeler? Dude. Because a lot went into it. A ton. It did. I mean, it originally started the idea. Ryan was like, yo, we should get, like,

Some fake seller and then have the have gavin come over to buy this three-wheeler And then have the daughter come out and and then have the guy start like freaking out at gavin for looking at his daughter Or have the daughter be like oh, what the fuck did you look at my ass or like something like that and just making it really uncomfortable and then that was like a lot of moving parts and

And then, yeah, I was talking to Tyler, Gavin's filmer, and we just came up with the U-Haul idea. So renting a U-Haul, getting an actor to be the seller, and then basically kidnapping Gavin.

I mean, in the U-Haul. Basically kidnapping Gavin. Honestly, you just have to watch the video. It makes a little bit more sense because I, like, explain it pretty well in the video and then you see the whole process of it. But, yeah, there was, like, a lot of moving parts that went into it and then getting Butler, the actor, to do it. Like, he was perfect for it. And, yeah, I honestly...

Don't think it could have gone any better. I don't even like thinking about it. I mean, I do have a little bit of PTSD. The door slammed the other day, and I was like, oh, oh, I'm locked. Yeah, I guess. I was okay, but yeah. For anyone that didn't see it, we had Gavin hop in the back of his U-Haul thinking that he was buying this three-wheeler that we had already bought. I think we should pull up. If Ken could pull up his computer, I think we should react to the video playing, kind of like watch it back, because it is the iPhone video playing.

that is taken of it is so good of Gav just literally losing his mind. I was ready to go. I was ready to do anything I had. I wanted that three-wheeler, but I mean, we're still on the Craigslist. It's looking good. I mean, looking normal. Not many three-wheeler listings. 250R, 1985, popping up. I was like, oh, what do we got going here?

It's looking a little too mint. It says it was just taken out of a storage unit. Yeah, I mean, it's a $10,000 unit, and I posted it for $1,500, which I thought seemed extremely scam-ish. Too good of a deal. And then Gav shows up, and he goes, would you take $1,000? Like I said, you got to work it. You got to get it as cheap as you can. As cheap as you can. I love that, though. You already had a good deal in your head there, and you were like, but I can make it better.

Did you think that maybe that was why he slammed the door on you? No, not at all. Dude, I just thought I was freaking getting kidnapped. Dude, there were so many holes in it. Like, why would that guy ever kidnap you? I don't know if you're his type. We were laughing about that later. Like, a guy your size, just the odds of you getting kidnapped are so slim. But...

Dude, yeah, so Tyler's in there with you, and you're freaking out, and you're like, I mean, why don't you bring your arm? Yeah, why'd you not bring it? Why'd you not bring it? I told you. Well, we told him not to. I was talking to Tyler, and I said, dude, you can absolutely not let Gavin grab a...

And I was even like, don't even let him get a knife because, like, once we do open it back up, I don't want him to have, like, some knife ready. And I was concerned that he was going to have, like, the dolly, which I later saw that he was banging up against the door. I thought he was going to have the dolly, like, cocked and loaded for as soon as the door opened up to, like, hit whoever was standing there. But...

Oh, fuck. So, yeah, we're about to react to the footage from Tyler filming. This is both of them getting locked inside the U-Haul. It's just too good. It's as real as it gets. Look at that, baby. And Gav could not help but getting in because the four-wheeler or three-wheeler, my bad, was so mint. You couldn't help but get in. I love how it's tucked in the back of this U-Haul in just the most sketchy way. Just one-wheeler, nothing else in there. Yeah, weren't you questioning what you were...

Walking into? No, he was selling it pretty well. Once he told me he found it in a storage unit in Thornton, I was like, oh, he's pretty legit. He knows what he's talking about. Still a little skeptical on how clean it was. So when we're posted up watching it all play out, you stand in there for like a week

I don't know, two minutes probably without shutting it. And I gave him strict instructions. As soon as he gets in there, shut that thing down. Don't let him, like, you know, come back and forth. Because I didn't know how good of an actor he was going to be and how much he was going to try and, like, sell it. And I was like, dude, you don't have to do more than you need to. Just introduce yourself, let Gavin hop in, and shut that thing down. You suck, dude. You suck. You suck.

You're roasting him on how well he did at kidnapping you? It's so great. It's so great. It's terrible. But yeah, I mean, I'm in there and I'm like, oh, this can't be real. I'm seriously thinking. I'm about to walk away with this. He got it at a storage unit for free. Oh, you thought you were going to kick him in the nuts. He doesn't know what it's worth. No, he has no clue what it's worth. I'm going to give him $1,000 cash right now and we're going to go do some freaking wheelies. All right, that's what's going through my head. And I walk back over to give one last glance at it. And he goes, I really think it's worth $1,000 or I really think it's worth $1,500. Oh,

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From the outside, we were watching the footage back of the outside view, and you just see, boom, dude, boom, boom. The door getting shaken, and I was like, man, he's really hitting this door with his fist or something, and then watching the footage back makes a little bit of sense. If Tyler wouldn't have just been filming, I would have gotten through. I guarantee that, because if I would have had two people swinging that dolly, we would have been right through that door. No, I don't. What?

Dude, there was movement happening. There was movement. You would not have swung that dolly through the door. Through the top. I think I would have gotten through the top corner at least. I think I would have opened up a corner and been able to peel it. You think so? I think so. With enough freak out in me...

Yeah. Yeah. I mean, yeah. Yeah. You were going psycho. Yeah. Rightfully so. I mean. Yeah. I was around the corner and filming pretty far away. And as soon as the door slammed, I could hear you screaming. And like, true, like you were actually scared. And in that moment, I went, ooh.

Is this prank too far? Dude, it was very, very close to too far. He's like, listen, if you hadn't given me the three-wheeler, it would have been too far. It was too far. 100%. It was not too far. It was funny. It was beautiful. Because I might have PTSD, fellas.

Every time Gab sees a U-Haul, he's going to start sweating. No, I swear. Like, I'm never getting close to one again. Never helping anyone move again. I'm not moving. Tyler said when they got back, they were in his shop and the wind, like, had a draft go through it and it pulled the garage door down. Oh, my gosh. Gabby got spooked. Dude, I about to have a heart attack. I had a heart attack. I mean, you can't... No, it's reasonable, but fuck. No, honestly, bro, I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

Obviously for like the fact of, of the video, it was hilarious. Oh no, I can't. Your reaction was as genuine as it gets. Um, but yeah, that, that was pretty far. Dude. Yeah. I mean, I thought I was gone. I didn't know what was happening. I thought maybe we ended up in Mexico. All right. That couldn't be too bad, but at least it's going to be nice. I just remember you saying to me two things that really just made me laugh about the whole situation. One was I was getting out of there. Wait,

If he would have kept driving, let's say the drive would have been because Ben and CJ took him around the block, you know, three minutes. Had you been driving for 10, you're like, I would have got out of there. And then two, you're like, yeah, for a second I thought I was going to die, but wasn't going to do it without a fight. No, I was in fire. Dude, someone was saying I wasn't ready to fight. I was ready. I don't think you were, man. Why? What do you mean I wasn't? Watching the footage back, you...

- I was ready to tackle. I was gonna come after Ryan. I was ready to pounce. - I'm so glad you didn't. - I was ready, I should have pounced. - You kind of had that more scared look versus anger. - No, I, ah. - What the, you expect that? Dude! - That's what I'm saying. I'm not blaming you for that. - Like what's going through my head? - I'm not blaming you for that. - No, I have a mid 250R sitting right here and homeboys driving down freaking Brighton with me in the back. What am I supposed to do or think?

I don't know. I've never been in that position. And I hope you never are. Gosh. What?

What? Yeah, unless I'm bringing you a brand new Lambo or something. Give me 10 years. Yeah, I was just going to say, I guess also to take away from this, never prank kidnap anyone and not have a really, really good surprise to make up for it. Like if you just were like, yeah, we're going to fake kidnap them and then we'll tell them it's a prank. At the end of the day, not a prank. I would have been so sad. I do love when we tell the story to people. Like we told the guy in the chairlift and he was like,

Oh, wow. I need friends like you guys. That is funny. Well, yeah, who else is going to get to experience being kidnapped seriously without actually being kidnapped?

I mean, that's quite a rush. Can we say the word kidnapped? Yeah, I don't know. I'm a little bit worried about YouTube taking this video down in general. Okay, abducted. I think that's still on the red flag word list. Temporarily detained. Taken for fun. Yeah, we actually might have to silence that. I don't know. That's probably pretty shamed upon. Yeah, I was taken for fun by my friends.

And that was that. That still might be on some red flag lists. My friends took me for fun. Oh, yeah. When you say it like that, it doesn't sound that well, right?

Give me some. Don't give me any, dude. Don't give me any. But yes, the 250R, the baddest machine on the planet. I mean, there's not anything else. Like, I'm actually going to freak out. The more I think about it, the more I'm comprehending it. This is not freaking real. Like, it's the Mac Daddy. Like, what can't we do now? Try it, Eddie, baby. It was nice to, you know, surprise someone with something and have them be excited. Yes. A bit of a cold streak. Yeah.

Yeah, you're right. There's something about just our giveaway winners. You know, we're hoping for the best with those. They're good kids. Yeah. You guys got to stay stoked. Come on, boys.

Send him to a week with Gavin. Three-wheeler camp. You won this pit bike and three-day free all-inclusive stay with Gav. Dude, free breakfast burritos, and we got some steaks ready to go. They might not be the best. May 1st. Three-wheeler camp. What? We've been talking about it. Wait, you're doing a three-wheeler camp? No, we're thinking about trying to do something. It's just such a red line or a gray line, as I like to say. Okay.

Wait, what? On May 1st? Yeah, on May 1st. We're trying to host something, maybe. I love it. So you got the date, but you don't know what you're doing? We're thinking a lot about it. That's very us. That is very us. I like that. Taking a note out of our book. Yeah, you got to plan it, and then you go work on the other steps. But, yeah, dude, I just want everybody to be able to ride a three-wheeler and see that there's nothing better. I mean, and I can prove this just by asking my good buddy, Ryan.

Dude, does it beat a wheelie on a 185? Is there anything better in the world than a wheelie on a 185? Tell me right now. I did have quite a bit of fun. And I learned a lot. Like, is it not the best wheelie machine to learn on? You learn where your tipping points are.

You learn how to freaking have fun. It's nice because it's slow. You're going to do like a three-wheeler camp or you want to? That's the plan or something. Like some type of three-wheeler event. I'm kind of loving how you brought that up because when we got there, that's what it felt like. You said, grab whatever you want. These ones run. These ones are missing tires. These ones, well, they all run. They're all haunted. I mean...

You ran a little bit of a clinic with us, and we're all out there wheeling, and you're, you know, give me some. Yeah, baby. Oh, baby. You know, just hyping everybody up, and it really felt like that embodied the Shred 80 compound the most. And then we, like, couldn't stop. We were wheeling around for, like, three hours. Oh, no. Yeah, you guys wouldn't stop. I'm in there eating my fettuccine alfredo for lunch real quick, and I just hear you guys going crazy. I look out my window. I see a freaking bed just covered in ice. I don't know what to do.

And he literally started crying.

So proud. This is the best day of my life. He literally said, I have never been this happy before. And see, hey, that's three-wheelers for you guys. It really is the easiest thing because I always tell people, get on a pit bike and learn the back brake. But I'm like, get on a, well, I was riding a 110 three-wheeler. I was like, get on a 110 with a good back brake. And you, you're dialed. You're dialed. You're throwing them all day. Gav, you're crying, dude. Dude, that was, because I,

because I haven't seen excitement like that in so long. Like the boys, you guys were doing laps back and forth. I was kind of upset because I couldn't find another wheelie machine. I was like, oh, the 200X is flooding. I don't want to start on fire, but it might be worth it. But shit, you guys are just ripping these hot laps. I'm eating my fettuccine. Fuck.

But man, did it look fun. And man, was I stoked for you guys. That's what it's about right there. Three-wheeler loving and having fun with your friends, you guys. Sharing the stokes. Dude, ride. Tell me about it, man. Give me some. May 1st. May 1st, yeah. Hopefully the three... Oh, no. We will have a three-wheeler clinic. Honestly, I love it. And you're so close to town, it'd be so convenient for everybody. Oh, I'm so close to town. What do you got to say about that, Ben? I'm sorry. I'm just looking at my notes. Um...

Gab, you live in town, bro. I don't, dude. I can go ride three wheelers anywhere I want. I got a ditch to go bang. I can go do wheelies. Dude, if you live in town, you can't properly launch a 250R like that. You live in the middle of a very populated city.

It's just very convenient. That's all we'll say. It's conveniently located. Country convenience. That's all it is. Redneck convenience. But apparently I'm a... What am I? A rental? Rental redneck. Dude, that's the most offensive thing I think I've ever been called. Well, the most offended I've ever seen you is when Ben called you a city boy. It's legitimately the most offended I've ever seen you. It did not feel good. No, you... Don't say that. Don't say that. Actually, don't say that.

Like, that's the only, like, a rental redneck. All right, at least I'm a part-time redneck, but city boy? What's that? Do I look like a city boy? I don't know, Gav. What do you mean? Look around right now. Dude, a little luxury never hurt anybody. That's what Gav said the first time he got an electric start on a wheeler. That's cute. The first thing starts it. A little luxury never hurt anybody.

The leg's not as strong anymore, but she starts. Yeah, I love that. All right, on from three-wheelers. You have, I guess, a family member that helped Ken look his best, and I'd love to bring him on here. Oh, you want to talk about... Oh, I thought you were going to talk about my sister. I don't really want to talk about her, but I want to talk about Ken's gorgeous glow he has going on right now. Oh, come on here, Ken. Just hop in. Just hop in the middle. Yeah, hop right in here. Jeez, dude. Dude, dude.

Calling Gav, Ev, Ev, Gav, Ken is Ev. Ken has been earning his Gav and Ev stripes the last couple days. He's been holding it down. Look at this guy. I feel like Evan lately. Why? Having to do all these stunts. Okay, you've done one stunt. You got a spray tan. You got a spray tan.

But you have done a good job. You were pissing me off today on the field, though. You were pissing me off today. I go, Ben, what's wrong? He goes, dude, Ken and Ryan just suck. Yeah, I suck. I never said I was good.

Me too. You had to take a drink break one run in. Oh, dude. Yeah, no, I was not good. I had to adjust my boots. Damn, Gab. You really narked me out right there. Dude, I'm sorry, but it was so funny and so good. And then, no, I was doing fine. I went down the black diamond. I was carrying my weight. Ryan came back and he killed it. You were, Ryan. You really were. But Ken was, dude, like the most stubborn person.

11-year-old girl I have ever seen out on the ski. I haven't skied in six years, and I'm looking at this as like, okay, I'm...

not the greatest begin with and i'm pretty rusty get off that first chairlift we go over to the down like maybe a quarter mile and you go under this t-bar that says experts only black diamond double black diamond i was like fuck that no that might have been for sure not the spot i understand that i understand that but i feel like the other ask were pretty reasonable it was like hey we're gonna go down this blue square and you're like no i'm going down that blue square

Yeah, because I went down that blue square earlier and it was... But we were like, hey, we're all going down this blue square. We're filming it. We need to go down this run. Yeah, but the other blue square was the exact same. It's just slightly over. And I knew I could do that one better. You just pretty much proved your point wrong. It was the exact same. And you were just doing it to be...

Stubborn. Stubborn. Yeah, but the first 100 feet was not like a vertical drop-off. It was a blue square. It was much less intimidating on my end. All right, whatever. I'm not a skier, okay? No, you did great. You got warm up. I'll say you got warmed up, Ken. You got your skiing legs somewhat back. You're good, baby. I think that's enough skiing for the next six or seven years again. That's a good schedule. Okay.

Once a decade. Once a decade, dude? You're going to... You got like two more times to ski, man. Hope to last a little longer than that.

I don't know like that, but you get old, man. I have seen Ken in his underwear more in the last two days than I have maybe in our 15 years of friendship. Yeah, I mean, he gets this spray tanning and becomes a new guy, dude. He's all confident and ready to do stunts and shit. You got all tanned up. You got to show it off. You might as well. I guess. I'm so proud, Ken. I mean...

You got what it takes. You got what it takes. Yo, so we went to Jack in the Box the other day. It was the worst eating establishment I've ever stepped foot in. And Evan, I feel like if I say it, I want to be in on this. Yeah. Well, let's do a trade out for that. All right.

Last night, we were sitting there watching a movie, and Ev is sitting in this, like, wooden kind of, like, kitchen chair, and it just breaks, and he dents the wall and takes paint off with it, and this chair is in, like, 15 pieces on the ground.

Dude, I don't even think I had hit the ground yet. And Gavin's already, what'd you do? What'd you do? What'd you do? Yeah, I mean. I didn't do anything. I know. I was hoping it was going to be something. To be fair, Gavin invites us over to his family house. Very nice place. And then we do, we damage the wall. That's kind of unfixable right now. A little worried about that. What is the status on that? A homeboy called me and said, go get some mud pudding. Clean it up yourself. Oh, really? Yeah. Oh, shit.

Oh, shit. He's like, we're in Silverthorne. It'll be a couple days, all right? Yeah, you could just go get some mud putty and just throw some paint over it, sand it down, call it dialed. All right. We got something to do tomorrow. Some construction work to do tomorrow. I think it's Ken's job because Ken is actually the one who set me up. You want to hear what's so screwed up? I was here like six months ago and I think I felt that chair wobble.

They were waiting. They were waiting. Dude, that hadn't happened. You just put that freaking dent in the wall. I hardly even put weight on it. It disintegrated. Like, I thought it was an actual prank chair. The way that it came apart into, like, nine pieces. Like, usually if a chair breaks, it's, like, one leg. Yeah, one leg. We're used to plastic chairs. That's a wooden chair. Took out the freaking wall. I love that Ken was sitting in it earlier, and he leaned back, felt it crack, and went, oh, crap.

And he's to lean forward and he grabbed the other chair and swapped. Thanks, Ken. Push the seams back. Goes on, put it back together. I could have been out for the trip. Oh, dude, you could have. I mean, that would take a long one. And I'm still concerned I'm not going to be invited back to your place.

Well, dude, you're already upset with the doors not locking right. The hot tub doesn't have water. I mean, what else we got going on, Evan? No, keep going. I mean, I know we're getting a one star on Yelp, but keep going. Dude, I have not a single complaint about this place. Speaking of one. Other than the chairs. One star on Yelp. Evan.

Brought us to Jack in the Box. It's like a fast food restaurant. The worst place I've ever eaten in my entire life. Ryan was driving. I didn't bring you there. Ryan was driving. I was begging to go to Jack in the Box. I was not begging. I suggested. Every time we go on a trip and there's a Jack in the Box, you're like, can we please go to Jack in the Box? I did want Jack in the Box pretty bad.

And it was terrible. It was so bad, dude. The service was horrible. The food was mediocre at best. And it was like 90 bucks. Well, dude, how bad a food could it have been, Ben, for you to say it was the worst food ever? Man, I don't know. I think it was just like the whole fact that like Evan was begging to go there. And we got there. And it was just a terrible experience. Yeah.

And I literally looked at Evan and go, I hope you're happy. Should have taken him to Arby's over that. Well, we get Arby's all the time. We don't have Jack in the Box. I see why. They're a failing franchise. Jack in the Box, dude. Do you ever hear any? Do you ever seen anything on Instagram? Let's go get Jack in the Box. No, you're drunk. You go get McDonald's. You don't go get Jack in the Box. Freaking Jack in the Box?

Chicken tenders when you're like 10 years old might have been good. Ev's also a White Castle fan, so that explains a lot. No. Dude, White Castle is a delicacy. You can't. No, that's why I said no. You guys have negative things to say about White Castle? I said I respect that. There's nothing wrong with that. Tender little sliders and a little onion. Kill it. Got to add the cheese, though, but it's worth it. Any ketchup? No, no. No condiments. None? Pickled. Pickled onion. Pickled onion.

Uh, cheese patty. Called out? I mean, if it's before one o'clock, I'll probably get the egg on there. No!

No! What is up with you and eggs, bro? We go on this two-week RV trip, and Evan shows up with his duffel bag and an egg salad. And he goes, I got food for the next two weeks, boys. What is wrong with you? Dude, I love egg salad. But it's one of those things that you shouldn't have when you're in a confined space with others. Yeah, no. That's the best way to put it, Ryan.

I mean, we have a toilet in the RV. I didn't think it was that big a deal. What, do you go sit on the toilet to rip ass? Oh, no, not typically. No, that's the problem. Was I really that stinky? You really only had like one stinky toot this whole trip. That's what I'm saying. I ate a half a dozen egg salad sandwiches. To be fair, it did clear out the RV. We had to pull over on a busy highway. Yes.

We had to pull the caution tape out. If we're going to talk about damage to the RV, I think it's Ken putting his melon through the shower.

Dude. Almost get Ken back in here. Oh, my goodness. No, hold on. Ken, what is the story behind the bathroom destruction? So we were going down the road and I had to use the bathroom. So I sit down and we're kind of going down and...

Who's going down? Well, you know, sit down in the bathroom, using the toilet, and then Ryan... Sit down? I didn't know you were taking a shit, dude. You're taking a shit. I didn't want to piss all over the wall because we're going on the highway. So Ryan, like, as I'm, like, starting to stand up, Ryan, like, swerves just that little bit. And, you know, like, you're...

Loses your balance, you just gotta fall forward. And my head just goes straight into the door and it just shattered everywhere. Of the shower. Of the shower, yeah. You hadn't even used it yet. I know, that's the worst part. Now we can't. I got a shower curtain. But it was like one of those shower doors that was kind of already textured.

So all it took was just a little bit of brunt force for the entire thing to just shatter into pieces. It's literally in a million pieces all over that bathroom. And I cleaned up most of it, but there's still just that little bit of glass over here and there. I don't picture it as a little bit of brunt force. I picture it just charging through it like Gavin taking out the running back. Like that's how hard he hit that shower door. Were you worried about your head? Did you look at him? I would have freaked out. I barely even felt it, honestly. Jesus.

That's the worst part. Wait, wait, wait. Did you keep going after you fell through it? No, I kind of like braced myself on the sides, but. Man, you had to have been rattled. I was like, holy shit, this broke way too easy. You're amazing, Ken, dude. The way you hit that water on the three-wheeler, there was zero percent chance of you flipping. And I flipped it. Ah, shit. Just had to lean back. That was like the only requirement is lean back. And I'm not so sure you did.

I thought I did, but apparently it wasn't enough. That happens during stunts. Sometimes you just black out. Gnarly snot rocket on that one. Gross. But yeah, dude, you're going for a stunt. Just like I was hitting that stairs today. I hit that last level. I was like, oh, I might be able to stop, but I was kind of blacked out.

And it happens, Ken. As you start to do more stunts with us, me and Evan, whoever else does stunts, you'll learn. Ken is a part of the stunt crew. How are you feeling about that? I don't know. I don't know if I can join the stunt crew yet. We'll just get you a mullet, give you your wings. You'll start flying, dude. You'll start soaring.

Gav, have you always been such a wrecking ball? I've been pretty bad my whole life, yeah. Have you been getting injured or do you just break things? Ooh. I've been really good about not getting injured. Have you had any injuries? Football, ACL, labrum in the shoulder. That's why I'm surprised they're holding up great. Shout out to the surgeons. Modern day surgery kicks ass somehow. I hate it, but good job.

Because the knee's holding up good. Three-wheelers from the 80s, modern-day surgery. Got it. That's all you freaking need. That is the first thing I've heard Gavin say is sick. Yeah. That's not from the 80s. That's better today than it was back in the day. Apparently, because this knee's still holding together, and the shoulder's all right, so we're here. The doctor is probably from the 80s. That's how that works. Good math, Evan. That is probably how that worked.

Man, we're screwed in like 15 years, though. They're going to be dead. Dude, you think people die so much quicker. Ken's getting more than two ski trips. Isn't that crazy? We're going to live this long? Gosh, damn. Do you think that in our lifetime there's going to be some kind of scientific discovery that will make people live forever?

No, screw that. I mean, why would you want to live forever? That doesn't make it as fun because then you have a certain time to do it now. And then you got, and I'm a big God man too and everything. So that plays a big role in it. But we have a certain time to do this and that. Let's make the best of it. If you could do it forever, then you'd be freaking lazy. You wouldn't want to go and I don't want everyone to waste the day. I want to freaking be doing something with my life that feels productive and fun and feel like I'm making achievements. So no, you want to have a timestamp on it. You want to be stressed.

Wow. Yeah, that's a great point. I like that too. I mean, that does show in your attitude and, and, uh,

work ethic but um god can you imagine and would it be just like the age that you are and you just freeze at that age forever you wouldn't even want that dude i mean it'd suck i mean my body's all so freaked up already give me another you would not want to live in this body forever how do you think i feel bro even worse than me that's why i'm like dude let's get another 50 60 we're like yeah let's go baby yeah we're good

We've got another 10 years of stunts, hardcore stunts, and then another. 10? No, 10 to 15. I'm stunned until I'm in the ground. All right, let's just go for it. Which might be 10 years, but yeah. Well, that's what I'm saying. 10 to 15. And then we might have to dabble with a cage or something sooner or later. With age comes cage, right? That's what they say. What did we just say? Screw that. Did we say screw that, Ev? No cage. No cage, right? Let's go out like men. I heard a really good quote one day. As people get older, they get more afraid of dying.

but they have less to live. So they should technically be less afraid of dying because they've already accomplished more, you know? Dude, that's a really good point, actually. Right? But like, I guess that's just kind of a mental thing. I mean, you got to figure out how to just keep pushing us. I never want to stop. That's the thing. Like, once I get so old, I can't ride a three-wheeler? Ah, dude, take me out, bro. Like, seriously, no more like, oh, I want to be able to do shit forever, like as long as I'm here. So, I don't know. I think the reason...

that older people say that is they they appreciate what they have more and they have like built up a life worth living and they have a family and kids that grandkids i could definitely see from that perspective and it's like i guess when you say that yeah three wheelers right now are your only passion or or you know big thing that i live with i want to care about most now but i mean that'll change oh no you're right no i could definitely see that

Do you see yourself having kids, Gav? Oh, 100%. 100%? How many? Bro, have you seen his family? True. Pop up a picture of this family photo right in front of us right now. You said you have, what, 120 relatives? Oh, we're pushing 200. We're pushing 200 now. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That is insane. It's great. I love my family. Everything's awesome. But, yeah, I probably want three or four kids. Three or four? Three? Yeah, that's the perfect number. I don't even care. I'd like boys. All girls would suck. Yeah.

Gab's daughter in the future is watching this right now. I was waiting for a girl would be fine. No, that would suck. Sorry, Ty. Why? Why would having a girl suck? Dude, because I know how dudes are. You're one of them. Yeah. You're one of them. I'm sorry.

He would have reverse carded that so hard, dude. You can't pull that one on me, man. That is a big concern. Cripes. Cripes, right. Yeah, so I don't know. All girls would not be the move. Yeah, man. I don't know. I feel like it's usually like the people that say that are the ones that get. Oh, I'm going to be so screwed. I guarantee it. But it's all right. Whatever, dude. Love everybody. Fuck it.

I don't care if my kid's a girl. I guess I'll still love her. Do you have a freaking choice? No.

So that's just how it is. Everything happens. How are you guys going to raise your kids? Are you going to have like any, just let them do anything or have like more strict guidelines or things that you want them to do or don't do? Definitely pretty free roam. Let them just how I grew up. I mean, go to church, learn the ways, learn everything. If they don't want to go to church, then they don't freaking have to. I mean, you're going to go to church the first like five, six or no, like you're five, six years old, seven years old. That's when you're going to go learn some stuff.

And see if you like it. See if you're kind of falling into it. And if you're like 10, 12 years old, screw this.

I'll try and push it on you a little harder, but I'm not going to make you, make you, make you, make you, make you. It's just one of those things you can't do. And that's kind of like, I don't know. I've always felt that connection. So that's just one of those things. Do you think you'll be more nervous for your kid? Like, cause your dad lets you, you know, be pretty free roam, let you, you know, go do dangerous things per se. Do you think that you will be more scared for your kids because you know, all the sketchy shit that you got yourself into? Uh,

I mean, you kind of heard him earlier, though, Ryan. He doesn't think he's very sketchy. Dude, I'm not that sketchy. That's the thing. But no, I do have worries about that. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. Hey, it's fun over hurtness. I just watched you flail down my metal staircase. I was having fun, dude. But I guess if the ratio is 51 fun, 49...

Sketchy, that's pretty sketchy. Yeah, but what do we do? Send it. Run it. Run it. I love that F. Let's freaking go, baby. Dude, fire that 250R and go jump the golf course right now. God damn, keep talking to me, man.

Yeah, let's fire the dune tires on and just do it. Go get the paddle tires on. Get the Banshee, the 250R running right now. I don't even want to talk about the Banshee. But no, going back to your question. No, that definitely... Ah, dude. Holy shit. I don't know how my dad even lets me be that crazy, honestly. Because I know I push the limit. I take some gnarly diggers. Ah, yeah. My kid better not be as fucking crazy. Dude, your payback. Dude, I think... I agree. Like, kind of let him do whatever. But...

Like, when I was a kid, the only thing I wanted to do was race dirt bikes or snowmobiles, and my parents never let me. And I always, like, kind of hated that. And now that I'm older, looking back at it, so happy. Why? Oh, dude, it's just, like, risk to reward is not worth it. The time is not worth it in my eyes. Like, and, and, and...

True.

I don't think like racing is that worth it. I don't think like hockey is worth it from, from seeing CJ playing hockey and now his head concussions and everything like that. He would say the same thing. Not worth it. Yeah, no. And just like certain things like that. And obviously it's like,

You know, everyone's got their own opinion. I guess it's just mine. But, yeah, I don't know. It's like just certain things that the kids or your kids or me when I was younger would be like, I just don't understand. Why can't I do that? Yeah. They're like, no, trust me. And then you get older and you're like, oh, yeah, no, that makes sense. Made sense. So it's because you think you might have gotten really hurt and screwed up or what? I don't know. I just think like...

What do you have to gain from that? It's not like I would have gone pro. I think you can only say that because you must not be as passionate about the bikes or the three-wheelers or whatever. Yeah, but I still loved it. Dude, like, I lived for it. If you're able to say that it's not worth it, then you don't love it as much as the people that are taking those risks and be like, it's worth it. There is a flip side that this is how my dad actually unsold me from racing. He goes...

talk to Cody Matthews. He goes, how much, ask Cody how much he rides in a weekend. I go, Cody, race cross country snowmobiles. How much, how many hours are you riding a weekend? He goes, oh, I ride for, you know, two hours during my race and I'm traveling. I'm doing all these things. I get to ride for two hours. And he goes,

Then my dad went, well, look how much you're riding. You wake up at 10 in the morning and you go ride. You go all the places you want to go. You do all the things you want to do. And then you come home at 8 when it's dark. You get all those hours in. But I can see the competitiveness for you and how much it advanced you as a rider, which fucking really shows compared to me on any type of motorized machinery versus you. Like, do you think there was more of a competitive aspect in it for you then? Oh, definitely. Like, when I started, it was just to have fun and then realizing that I totally liked

The competitive part. And it made me want to be a better rider or it just happened. I just wanted to ride all the time. So the more time you put in, you just get,

Better. There is literally no way to get better than just ride. That's why I'm mad at you. Even if it isn't just the gravel pit or the race track. Anywhere. Just ride. Because you have it, dude. You still could race. You could still go whip all those youngins out. No, I couldn't. I'm crusty. I just do wheelies now. Get a few jumps here and there. Well, yeah, but no. What you're saying, I can see the competitiveness, and that's part of the reason I want to race three-wheelers like really bad. You do. Oh, yeah.

Do they still race them? Oh, yeah. They got some boys. Oh, yeah. They do. They ice race them. You need to come up next winter and race that 250R. That needs to happen. 100%. Definitely. Maybe I'll hop on the 450. Let's do it. Let's run it. But, yeah, they run up in Oregon, up in, yeah, all along there. They do flat tracks. They do even motocross still. And, uh...

No, I just want to go kill it. I don't know. Just have fun. I'm so passionate about it. I want to be the best there freaking is at it. That's all there is to it. I want to go do a backflip on it. You want to backflip a three-wheeler? No, it gets crazy. I want to be the first person because it's the backflip and done. I want the front flip.

Dude, we got to work on the jump first. I know. It's going to be next fucking week. Gav's going to have like a little kicker set off his trailer, and he's going to be trying to do a backflip. No, the backflip will be easy. We need to get you a foam pit. Yeah, we do need to figure that one out fast. But he has got a lake. That's just as good. Yeah, we do got a lake, and we got a Honda that will fire right back up. Sorry.

But no, the backflip first. So nobody is front flip to three-wheeler? Not that I know of. Not on purpose. Me and Ed probably both have done that, but yeah, not on purpose. No, how cool would that be, though? Just jam on that front brake and huck. Yeah, no, that'd be pretty cool. Almost impossible, but it's definitely still possible.

I don't know. I'm trying to picture it. Yeah, it's definitely. I mean, you use one of those nitro circuits, like the folding ramps or whatever. You know what actually kind of would work is the, it doesn't track. You know how normally the back or the front flip ramps have like where it goes up and then the ramp drops. You would just need a three tiered ramp. Oh, like that. Cause the wheels in the middle. A little three. Quit giving out the secrets. It would just. What are you trying? You're trying to beat me to it?

No, no, no, no, no, no. No, I want you to do the world. No, I ain't doing a front flip on a fucking three-wheeler. Come be my best friend if you want to do it with me. But, uh... God damn it. No, front backflip, that should be easy money. Back... Oh, sorry. I don't know. You saw that angle I had up? That was full torque. It was the same angle as the three-wheeler off the trailer. Straight 90 looking in the air. Looking in the air. Dude, one of the worst feelings I've ever had. It was... No. No.

Yeah, I was going to say it was almost equal to being locked in there, but... You had a big day that day, for sure. Well, dude, the past, like, 48 hours, I mean, I had Big Ken taking the girl I like. I mean...

I have. Yeah, I got kidnapped by my best friend. I got a 250R, the best three-wheeler in the world, given to me. The Colorado meat grinder. You got cheese grated. I got cheese grated. I figured out Evan's one of the nastiest skiers on this side of the western slope right now. I'll tell you that. You were showing up those youngins, man. They're like, who's this guy? But holy shit. What a ride, baby. Yeah, it's been an eventful couple days.

And it's like a third of the way through the trip. It's good. It's fun. Like, I'm having a really good time. And I'm excited to see, like, you know, what keeps happening. No kidding. The vibes have been high, and we've just been rolling. If we keep on this pace, dude. What can't happen? We're going to be doing three really front flips by next week. Don't say that. We're in Moab tomorrow, hunking back. We're feeling good.

Don't say that. Why? Because... Don't give us any ideas. No, I just love when you say, don't say that. Oh, don't say that. Well, yeah. That energy can't be matched. No, dude. I mean, that's three-wheeler energy right there. Give me some.

Yo, dude, did you see that? Ken was one. All right, do we let him join? Do we want to let everyone know about the three-wheeler triceratops handshake? They've been starting to see it more. I'm sure you've seen it. Triceratops? Yeah, they just...

Ken, you want to join? I mean, you've been a bad boy lately. You kind of have the characteristics to fit it. I think I'm already halfway through it. So you want to start giving it to us? Give me some. No, no, no. What was that? Dude, no, no, no, no. All right. You put them up top. And whenever you're getting ready to do something cool on a three-wheeler, you got to look at me or Evan and you go. Yeah, make the cool noises with it. And it'll get you stoked. The three-wheeler gods are with you and you'll be okay.

You think I'm joking? Why do you think we're okay right now? So that's what that means when you and Ev look at each other and do this. Well, it's either that or we're at a bar and there's a nice heavy over there that could be over three bills. That's your reason. Dude, we got a winner. We're getting the lotto ticket tonight, man. Only in special circumstances. Oh, man.

I'm sweating, Gab. You know what? The last few days have been incredible, and I'm excited we have more time together. We're going to Moab tomorrow. We have Hell's Revenge, dude. Moab. Taking our sick up, Hell's Revenge. Oh, man. You want to get some reactions? Let's take our sicks up, Hell's Revenge. Oh, my God. Dude, people were freaking out. We were there last year with no helmets on. People were looking at us.

You're crazy. You're crazy. And there's this lady looking at my friend. Because I'm a decent rider, but my friend wasn't that good of a rider. And this lady was passing us on a Jeep coming out of Hell's Revenge, looking at my buddy going, don't do it. He started freaking out so bad. I felt so bad. But we made it. But fudge. Don't get me worked up. We're talking about three-wheelers a lot right now. We're talking about some turnpikes for a second. Cool me down. Four-wheelers? Ha!

All right, see you guys. How's your quad, Ry? Still dead. That sucks, dude. You should have got a Yamaha. Sounds like a personal problem at that point. Or putting lawnmowers on front of it. That was cool. I can't tell if he's being genuine or just trying to be. No, it wasn't. I think he's being a dick right now, Ry. If you put lawnmowers on your wheeler. I couldn't do it now, though.

Because you guys have already done it. You're damn right you can't. Just kidding. I know. You did the snowplow. Did the snowplow? Yeah. It was nice. Yeah. Well, we did the roller skates. We've hit a lot of stuff on a three-wheeler. I mean, the BMX bike, that was a terrible idea. But, man, did it work great. We made a four-wheeler. We made a four-wheeler. Yeah, no, we put two wheels up front because that stupid friction. You should have used a unicycle. No, that wouldn't have worked. That's one wheel. Yeah, because it's a three-wheeler. Oh, so one plus one.

I'm turning my three-wheeler into a three-wheeler. No, yeah, but we put the BMX bike up front. It worked great. I rolled that thing, though, pretty bad. Yeah, that sucked. Wear a helmet, kids. And on that note, Gav, thank you for your time. We love you. Everybody, please go follow Gavin everywhere. Shred80. Love you guys. Amazing. God, I love you, Gav. Love you guys. Thank you. All right, peace.

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