CboysTV on Riding In Heavy D's Blackhawk Helicopter
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I was not trying to be the guy to throw up in a heavy-duty helicopter, I'll tell you that much. I wonder what my life would have been like if I got a guitar instead of a GameCube. I was more thinking if I'd gotten a dirt bike instead of a quad. Well, Brian, you'd be a lot cooler, that's for sure. Vegas felt normal coming from that because it was so much wilder. Wow. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to the LifeWide Open podcast in a very special 100th episode. Woo!

Mike, your silly string is so depressing. Dude, none of my shit works. We get Mike a bunch of duds. I got one more thing. Holy shit, where are we going to match? Oh, look at it. See, Ben, that's what I was hoping for, but. Ooh. Wow, we got a cake? Electric. Is that ice cream cake? Ben, don't be getting any ideas now. I know.

I know that's why I didn't like them. Can you stay over there, buddy? He just hucks it across all the equipment. Oh, jeez. I can't believe we made it 100 episodes. Yeah, they say if a podcast goes, I think it's 10 episodes, more than 10 episodes, it's like super unheard of. Really? I guess a lot of people... And we made it to 100. 100, yeah. And 100 is heard of. We're pretty promising. Woo!

100 episodes, man. How about that? We appreciate everybody that's been listening along for 100 episodes. It doesn't feel... It's nuts, man. It is nuts. We're only getting better at it, too. I would say it went fast. It went fast. We've talked about so many things that when I meet people, they know an uncomfortable amount.

about me and you guys and i'm like why do you know that and i'm like oh yeah we talked about that two years ago yeah and somehow they retain that and i did i don't even know half the stuff that i say if that it's probably a worse podcast you can piss off a lot of people they'll be calling you the next next day hey what you said on was that about me no no of course not

Yeah, especially when you really only have so many friends and you start talking about one of your friends and they're like, well, that sounds exactly like something I'd do. It's like walking on eggshells around us. Yeah, they thought it was dangerous being friends with YouTubers. Yeah.

Let's wait till we turn out of podcasters. No, it is crazy though. We do appreciate everyone that tunes in every week and listens. Wouldn't be here without you guys. Yeah, it feels good to be back in the studio. We were traveling a little bit this last week. We were down in Southern California, Glamis, the middle of the desert. I didn't realize how many people didn't know like really what Glamis is. Obviously, a lot of people who are doing off-road don't have a clue. But, yeah, it's a great place to be.

But I was talking to some guy, and I was like, oh, we're just getting back from Southern California. He goes, oh, where I lived in Southern California. I go, Glamis? And they're like, what? Really? Yeah. I feel like if you don't ride, you don't know. But if you're like an actual rider, you have to have heard of Glamis. It's like probably the most famous sand dunes, wouldn't you say? Yeah, 100%. As far as I know, it's the biggest thing in the United States. It's the most popular for sure. I mean, as far as...

and TV shows and whatever, you know. Last weekend, it was for sure the most popular. Dude, it was freaking insane. Yeah, no kidding. Dude, it was so crazy. Bro, it's hard to explain what was going on because the entire time, I didn't even know. Dude. You just blacked out or what? No, so this is like the first 30 minutes of being there. I fly in. Ken picks me up. Shout out, Ken. Also, bro, you won't believe this, CJ. He put me in first class. What? He put me in first class.

That's awesome. I knew he was going to have a big day editing on the way home. So I was like, okay, I'll put Ben and CJ in first class. CJ bailed. So it's just been up there. Is that crazy? That's awesome. You deserve it. I literally thought that they messed up and I double checked with them when I was checking in. I was like, you sure I should be up here? They were like, yes, Mr. Roth. I was like, Mr. Roth.

Oh my God, this is how they treat people up here. We're in first class. Normally they say, get to the back, scumbag. Buckle your seatbelt. I laugh the one trip CJ sits out on, I get first class. Nah, it's all right. We roll up to the middle of nowhere. Like, Glamis is like in the middle of the desert, right? It's like right on the Mexico border, actually. Pretty much the closer you get, the less you can see because it's so dusty, right? And it's dark out and we're rolling up.

to where all the campgrounds start. And so there was like 200,000 people there and they're like all kind of spread out camping in the same spot. But it's like, I don't know, it's probably 10 square miles of just people camping. And so we're like zigzagging in the truck through a bunch of campsites. Meanwhile, 10,000 people...

right driving side by sides at night through the dust with like their colored whips going disgustingly fast it's so dangerous oh my it was the craziest thing i've ever seen so like we are like bobbing and weaving campsites trying to avoid getting hit by razors and then you'll see the occasional like dirt bike or four-wheeler that'll come by with no lights no headlights no headlights and they're they're just like zigzagging and back and forth

craziest thing and then we like get to the campsites and they're like all right dudes let's uh load up we're going to this thing called oldsmobile hill it's like where everyone goes and i'm like i just saw everyone they're they're just they're not going anywhere they're just going in circles they're like oh you just wait it's like the meeting grounds right so we're like driving through the desert but that's the thing no idea no no trails no idea where i'm going i'm just trying to follow the taillights in front of me right you're

I'm just driving, right? But if you drive the wrong way, you could fall off. It's like a bunch of snow drifts when you see them. And so there's ledges to some. If you go the wrong way, you can fall off a ledge and tumble down. Yeah, hit everything at the right angle. Very sketchy. And also, following the taillight seems easy, but, well, it kind of is. But if you, for some reason, get turned around, you're screwed. Yeah, you're screwed. And when you're following Leo, who's driving Mach 9. Yeah. That doesn't work.

Yeah, very hard to keep up. And anyway, we get to like this, this hill that's basically everyone's stanced up at the bottom of it, just like in a line. And then probably the same amount of people at the top of the hill. And then just like a steady stream of like 35 people constantly racing up and down this hill. And it's all whooped out. People are driving like every which direction. And

mostly trying to go up, but like they're like zigzagging and like colliding in the middle of the hill. And then if they like collide in the middle of the hill, then they're like rolling down. So you got to avoid people like rolling down and going up. It made no sense to me at all. How people aren't dying at like an insane rate. There wasn't a, I mean, I saw two rollovers the whole weekend. We thought it would have been 20. Uh, but it's just the etiquette there is pretty decent for, for everyone of age, uh,

Maybe not, but tossing beers back, driving razors. The etiquette was pretty good overall. Like, you know, stick right, stick left. But the hardest part was some people hauling ass and then other people driving like four miles an hour. Just thousands upon thousands of people.

Razors and whatever side by side a lot of sand rails a lot of quads there too. It was the most overly stimulating place I've been in my life because obviously everybody's got light bars and stuff all the Razor mods that you see now like that our Razor has actually makes sense. I'm like oh it's so nice. They're not just for cool? No yeah they actually like have a

purpose. That's the other crazy part around here. People side by side tab. Well, the mod around here is like full cab, AC, heat, whatever. But like a lot of the side by sides you see around here, they might have some upgraded fricking a arms or few things here and there. But there is just people just dumping money. Like no one's driving stock units there. And then everybody's got whips.

So then there's like flashing lights too. If you had like epilepsy or something, it'd be real bad. But if you're easily overly stimulated, like I am dude, it was impossible. Yeah.

I think, Ryan, you had the best comparison. You said this is what it probably feels like to be inside of a pinball machine. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Same way, dude. You're just all over the place. Lights and sounds and everything coming at you at once. And then we went to Vegas afterwards, and it felt tame. It did. Vegas felt normal coming from that because it was so much wilder. Wow. It was an insane experience. To what Ben's saying, I love...

us getting there, we did the same thing. You got there, we're like, all right, we're going for this night ride. And you're just so overwhelmed. You're like, all right, we're going to be driving razors through this. And sometimes you just got to like sack up and tell yourself it is going to be okay because sometimes

Everyone else is doing it too. It is going to be okay. You got to still have some sort of safety, but that's how it was. I was scared. I was going to be like, I don't want to go ride right now. It's like 9, 10 at night. But we did it and it was amazing. This is what it felt like for all the Midwesterners listening. It felt like driving in a snow blizzard that...

that you really cannot see where the road is and where you're going, but you just see like taillights ahead of you and you pray to God that they don't slam on them. And then the occasional snowplow that drives past you with all the lights flashing at all times. And you're like, Oh, that was a snowplow.

Quite the YouTuber hub, though. I mean, shit. Oh, yeah. Oh, man. We had Heavy D, Cletus, Side by Side Blog, and then Buttery was there. Yep. Did you guys see Buttery? Yeah. You guys, he wasn't in the video. Pop up this picture. Dude, I got the funniest video of him dancing in that squirrel costume. Okay. But, yeah, he was partying, dude. He was having a good time. It's tough, too, because you're with dirt bikers. You both look normal to me. Yeah.

You have dirt biking crews and you have side-by-side crews. We were with the side-by-side sand rail guys. He was with the dirt biking. So, like, the crews don't get along or what? It was kind of like one crew's lame or, you know. But it was just different riding style, you know. I get it. He was going out finding jumps. It was pretty funny. Yeah, hanging with chicks. We were hanging with...

dudes. The first night we went over to Blake Wilkie's campfire and they're like, dude, yeah, we're all on bikes. You got to come with you and Evan. And then the next night went back over there. They showed us all the clips of the jumps they're hitting. I'm glad I didn't go. I mean, it would have been sick to obviously spectate, but like the jumps they're hitting are like, you know, just picture Axel Hodges like jumping big dunes. CJ, get this. You'll get a kick out of this. Had quite a few people come up to me and compliment

my riding abilities while Evan was also riding their bikes and they didn't say anything to him and he was so like I wouldn't say salty but very caught off guard that he wasn't getting like complimented praise yeah

Thanks, bro. Ben was ripping. Ben was ripping hard. I didn't know he still had that type of dirt bike riding in him. Me either. Nice. And Evan fell down a couple times, and it was a tough look out there. Ben, you had said something. The last time you rode a dirt bike was in Glamis. It was in Glamis, yeah. You're just a little sand rat, man. Yeah, I guess so, man. It was super fun getting to actually, like, the other times we've been there, we've just strictly filming. It was on the road trip, so we just had to go. But we got to spend a full day on bikes. That was pretty fun. Yeah, it was fun.

I found it super entertaining. I guess I got to edit the part of the Blackhawks, so I got to see all the stuff and the unedited raw version so I could see everyone's authentic self with the Heavy D's crew. I was just like, man, these guys have got to be the nicest guys they are.

Dude. I've ever seen. I mean, one of the nicest guys. And, of course, they're from Utah. Everyone that we meet there is nice. But, yeah, they were just so nice and genuine. And I was the most bummed about that, that I didn't get to be there to hang with them and get the Blackhawk ride because that looked so fun. Yeah, you would have liked that. And just the nicest guys, man. Those guys are – I want to be like them when I'm older. Like, they're still cool. They're doing stuff. They've freaking got money coming out their ears. Yeah.

But yeah, dude, the most down-to-earth, genuine dude. Yeah. Took the time. And I kind of thought it was going to be this like, all right, let's get these kids up in a helicopter and get them out of here and whatever. No. And they were like, no, you guys want to hang? They were just chilling, dude. You want food? You want... Like, I got sick and Heavy D made sure he took like 10 minutes to go track down... Dramamine. Yeah, Dramamine for me. And I was like, dude, it's okay. And he's like, no, I'm going to do that. Like, I got you. I was like, Jesus, dude. Man. But it was my thoughts exactly. Like, of all the things we did...

That was what I was bummed that you weren't there for. Meeting them, the Blackhawk ride was the most... I'm going to just chalk it up as the most awesome thing that I've ever gotten to be a part of. It was so cool. And then you guys saw Evan didn't want to do it. So then I'm thinking he's going to fly pretty normal. He knows Evan's terrified for his life.

And he flew crazier than he's probably flown in a long time. That's the way it sounded, yeah. Like, the muscle and Diesel Dave were like, oh, yeah, I mean, we've ridden with him a million times. And that was like, wait, that was up there. Which is cool to be a part of. I'm so glad there wasn't like, oh, yeah, this is just another day. I would have been like, damn. Yeah. Oh, man, like zero gravity stuff. And then you guys all handled it great.

I did not, dude. Because for me, that's why I was like... You were riding backwards. That probably made it worse. I was behind... Or I was riding backwards focusing on Evan kind of in like the middle. And I had just come out of another helicopter trying to get like B-roll shots of it in the air. And...

I got so motion sick. All I was trying to do is like open one eye and try to keep the camera on Evan because Evan was visually freaking out and I was just trying to hold it together. I had been sick from riding side by side earlier in the day. I was like, there's no chance I don't make it through this helicopter ride without throwing up and,

I was on the edge, but I was fine. I was not trying to be the guy to throw up in a heavy-duty helicopter. I'll tell you that much. That is true, though. Honestly, kudos to you, Ryan, for doing two because if I would have gotten off and they would have been like, we're going back up again. You want to come? I would have been like, uh. I agree. You're either okay or it goes down and you just don't even know it. It doesn't even matter. You won't even feel it probably. It'll just be gone. Yeah.

Well, that's what they were saying, dude. Like, realistically, it's like compared to, like, doing something where you could get, like, really hurt and have, like, some lasting injury. Yeah, yeah. The way I look at it, I'd rather go up in the helicopter than do a jump on a dirt bike. Yeah, yeah. Like a big jump, you know? It's kind of morbid, but you probably saw it when they were like, Evan's like, no, I'll stay down here. Like, I don't want to crash. And then they're like, you really want to be up there while all your friends crash? Be the only one left? Yeah. And then he's like, what are you and CJ going to do? Yeah, yeah.

That's freaking funny, dude. You got a point. It was a bummer not having you there, Siege. We missed the hell out of you. Next time. Next time. It looked cool, though. It looked fun. And on top of that, banger vids were filmed. Yeah. We got some good stuff. We got one in the vault right now. A couple of weeks. We brought two snowmobiles there and you can about imagine. Actually, I guarantee you cannot imagine what happened to one of them. But

But, yeah, that'll be in a couple weeks. Mike, did I see that you had a box over there that you were carrying? Yeah, I do. I do. In honor of the 100th episode, I got a gift for Ben. Oh. Go ahead and open that up. Anything that comes by the post office, you never know. And it actually wasn't – this is not in honor of the 100th episode. I've had this for, like, three months waiting to give it to you on a podcast so people know I'm nice. And I just keep forgetting, you know, you're gone, I'm gone. I'm scared. Should I be? No, you shouldn't be scared. No. No.

Is this what I think it is? Yeah, I think it is what you think it is. It's something you don't have and you need. A Lamborghini cup holder? Yep. No way. No way. Yeah, bro. Wow. Damn, Mike. Bro.

Isn't that like 35 grand? Yeah, hold on. No, okay. So that's why the homie Alex Shuler, he's the one who gets us all our light bars for our pit bikes. So hit him up, Alex Shuler. But he also randomly, he makes like the light bar kits, a few things, and then Huracan cup holders. What? What?

Bro, Ben has a Huracan. I've got to get him one. Thank you, dude. Where does it go? How does it work? I think it just goes on the right side of the console. And it is kind of funny. A cup holder for a Huracan from the factory is actually how much? I want to say $3,500. What? For a cup holder? Yeah. Just one cup holder? Yeah.

Yeah, there's that. I don't know. I don't know if it comes with two. Honestly, I haven't even looked into it. I'd imagine that this is a much cheaper alternative. Still, though, thank you, Mike. Hopefully, yeah, hopefully it's, like, removable, so sometimes, you know, you can just, like, sling it off. That's sweet. You know, I was thinking about selling it, but I almost got to keep it now. I was like, damn, hopefully you actually drive it now that you can have a water in it. Yeah, that's great. It's, like, up for sale. You drive once, have a couple of sodas in there, and you're like, dang. Yeah.

I'm taking this. I love this car. I love this. Now, this is a practical rig. On the listing, it's like aftermarket cup holder. Might as well. Thank you, Mike. Of course. What a great episode. I would have got you guys something, too. I just didn't know what to get. That one clearly is something he didn't have and something he needed. Do you guys like giving gifts more or receiving them? I mean, it depends what they are. Yeah, for sure. Do you enjoy giving gifts? Yeah. Yeah.

I just, I don't. And not that I like, don't like giving people things. It's just so stressful. I love giving someone something when I'm like excited about it like that. But when like a birthday is coming up, I got to figure out a good gift to get. Oh yeah. It's tough. True. It's like putting a timeline on it. So basically there was no timeline. So I was able to be like, again, perfect, fun, fun to do. But when there's a timeline on it and you maybe run out of time, then you have no,

in the present? The amount of shoes that Greta has because I've bought them for her. That's the go-to? Because I'm so just not good at giving gifts, but I'm good at buying shoes, so that's my go-to. She's got to be like, I don't need more fucking shoes. You can't go wrong with shoes, though. That's what I say. Did she have to graduate to some sort of shoe rack? No.

I mean, you might as well put them on display. You know you're not supposed to get someone's shoes because they'll walk out of your life in them? That's like one of the things. Apparently. Apparently.

That's what Alondra told me when she got me a pair of shoes. I was like, I think you're good. Or maybe she was trying to tell you something. Walk out of your life? Maybe she was like shooing you out the door. Take your parting gift and get the fuck out. Maybe. It sounds like an old man saying. That's funny that she said that to you. I heard an old man saying the other day. He says, I'm telling six foot jokes and y'all are five foot ten. Over your head. What do you guys think is the best gift that you've been given that is small enough

And not monetary wise, but like more sentimental. One that jumps out to me is my parents got me a GameCube when I was like nine. That shit rocked my world, dude. Yeah. Yeah.

It changed my life. I could have been an Xbox guy, but I turned out to be a GameCube guy. It's like when you said non-monetary, then it got really hard. Like a nice gesture that someone's done for you that really stopped you. Like, I don't know, but I do remember it's those random times. Like my grandpa shows up. My first quad is like a 90 from China. Barely ran like kind of a piece of shit, but it was like, I truly wanted to bring it into my bunk bed and sleep with it. I was just like, I can't believe grandpa's like,

Probably the best, right? He just got me a quad randomly, pulls up with it, and he was just as happy as I was. So that's one of those. My grandpa gave me a 1982 XR8.

80 dirt bike it was in his neighbor's barn and that thing was sweet too yeah i remember just like pumped i was like i got a dirt bike so we learned how to ride on yeah and then he yeah we wrote up we both wrote it that's so cool actually yeah similar story when i was younger and i got a dirt bike for the first time like your whole personality personality yeah like my whole life yeah i was like damn this is like i think the only thing i'm into now this is your identity yeah yeah

That is true too. That's how I was. I wasn't, dude, I was 18 until I got a dirt bike. I remember. Dang. We were with you when you got your first one. Yeah, I blew it up. Yeah. Like right away in the sand. But when I remember when I got my first camera, like just finally got a camera for Christmas and then I'm like,

I can do what I want to do. And then, you know, now you're here. Yeah. Now I'm here, but I wonder what my life would have been like if I got a guitar instead of a game cube. No, I was more thinking if I'd gotten a dirt bike instead of a quad when I was younger. Well, Ryan, you'd be a lot cooler. That's for sure. Right. For your mental health. I just wouldn't think about that. Yeah. You'd be happy with where I am. I don't think about how much better it could be. Sick.

Simply said, if your first rig was a bike, you'd be a dirt biker. But it is interesting because my first rig was a four-wheeler. Second rig was a four-wheeler. Grew up on four-wheelers. Grandpa, dad on four-wheelers. Went on four-wheeling trips. All about four-wheeling. And then I realized that it wasn't cool. Damn, you turned your life around. Yeah. Still working on it, dude. Yeah. It was very motivational. I think you just inspired a lot of people. And that was the best part. It wasn't a hard switch.

But when you're a farm kid or like a farm family, it's like... Absolutely. The four-wheeler is essential. It's like a utility...

But then also fun. And there were always utility quads. All the kids in the dunes were ripping quads. Met a lot of quads there. Like actual race quads or trail quads or utility quads? No utility quads. A lot of Raptors. Yeah, a lot of Raptors, stuff like that. But I was surprised. I thought you'd see the occasional dude out there on a Grizzly or something like that. But nothing. It was funny, dude. A group of dirt bikers pulled up.

Imagine a group of dirt bikers, but they all are in the same fraternity and they all have the same haircut and the same body shape. And like, they all look the exact same and act the exact same. Imagine eight of them pulling up on dirt bikes. Right. Were they good? And then imagine them. I don't know, but they were so, so big as seaboys fans, biggest fans, right? Oh my God.

we came here we slept in our truck last night we're trying to find you and all all eight of them are like saying the same thing at the exact same time and pretty soon this kid rolls up on a raptor 700 like the ryan special right like the ryan yellow one yeah the exact same one and and we were just laughing like

Everybody's got one. A couple minutes late, huh, bud? And then you said, everybody's got one. Every crew's got one. Every crew's got a ride. There was a sandstorm our last day there. And they were like, yeah, dude, we came here just to find you guys. And the fact they did is mind-blowing. The fact they found us on the last day, like two hours before we left, is mind-blowing. But they slept on their open bed trailer with some canopies.

Oh, seriously? In a sandstorm. Yeah, he said he woke up... That sounds terrible. Yeah. He said the only part of his pillow that didn't have sand on it was just where his head was. Oh, wow. The rest of it was covered in sand. Man, I bet they had sand in there freaking... Like, you talk about having some... Like, the Sandman giving you a visit while you're sleeping. Dude, you got sand all over up in your eyes.

when you meet a crew and like the dynamic is so similar to yours. Yeah. It reminded me of young us for sure. Young us, but just like, you know, and then to make it more par for the course when we're like, all right boys, like have a nice night. We're headed out. And then like one of the kids bike blew up on the way out. Oh yeah. I'm like, Oh, that sucks. I'm like waiting. And they're like, no, you get, you get whatever. But I'm like, that sucks. Like his bike just blew up. It's something we deal with. I flagged down.

uh, two guys in the front. I was like, Hey, your buddy broke down like five miles back. And he goes, which one? I go, I don't know. Guy and Kawasaki. He goes, Oh dude, we're going to make so much fun of him. We wrote him for his bike all the time. Yeah.

And I was like, damn. Is it a piece or what? I was like, damn, you guys are kind of dicks. That's something we would do. He rolled up, just immediately started rev-bombing it. Oh, yeah. Wait, wait. I forgot about that. Might have had something to do with it. He rev-bombed it for like 60 seconds straight.

And then it blew up. It blew up 35 seconds later. That's funny. So don't rev bomb your bike if you don't want it to blow up. I mean, it was badass, but consequences were had. Yeah, it was good. Vegas was good. We lost money. Maybe Ryan didn't. I didn't, dude. I'm even. Evan copped some Louis Vuitton goggles.

Yeah, so what's up with those things? I need to see them. Is he just wearing them all over? He's been wearing them all weekend, yeah. Just flexing on everybody. He's back home. I got to hope they haven't left his head since I paid for them. Ken wants to get his money's worth out of that. Some people get an expensive chain or like a watch, Evan. Expensive Louis Vuitton goggles that he wears sideways on his head.

I wasn't in the store 30 seconds before Evan asked if I could buy those for him. He was going in between the goggles and the boots. I'm glad he went with the goggles, but I was pushing him on the boots, and they were $1,800. So he figured he would have a better bet with you. They had moto boots? No, they had snow boots. They were like Gucci snowboard boots, but he was like, dude, I'll wear those every day.

every day all winter i'll wear those i was like hey you don't have to sell me man sell ken he's he's daddy with the paycheck so what happened ken like i mean yeah there was the whole you would you had said that you would buy him something or give him money after the helicopter ride but like what actually came over you to have that level of generosity well i i told him if you're not if you are going to get in the helicopter i'll give you 1500 bucks man i

Which is- I wish I would get paid to do things that are just normal. And then when the helicopter just kept busting my balls on not like, where's my money? Where's my money? And I was like, fuck it. I'll just buy him these goggles and call it good. I got a discount. The goggles were like-

And I owed him 15. So stupid, man. I just can't get behind these Louis Vuitton shit. I know. I do want to vocally say that, that we don't stand behind spending $1,300 on goggles. It is dumb. But it is pretty funny on Evan, dude.

It is. Yeah, it fits. At least they're moto goggles, you know. Yeah, they're damn near 509 kingpins. If he's walking around with one of those little, like, bags that, like, men wear, what are those called? Then I don't know. I'd be like, bro. Come on. Dude, him asking the, I guess, the sales lady if they have tear-offs for them. She didn't believe it. Like, in the footage, you couldn't hear it really, but she was kind of just like,

This is $1,100. Like telling him that, but he's like, yeah, I know. I want them. We went to the Sphere. You can see it from pretty much wherever you are and then screens on the inside. So they do shows, U2 concert every Saturday, I believe they have a residency. And then like every other day they do a movie called Postcard from Earth.

where they basically just show all the most visually appealing and coolest places all over Earth. Was Cormorant in it? I fell asleep for some of it. Oh, really? You were bored? Well, I mean, it was cool, but it was like...

8 45 9 o'clock in vegas i'd had 17 cool right and then we sat down to watch animal planet like i was tripping it dude i was not literally but it was it was insane it felt like we were in a giant spaceship moving around earth breezes yes oh that's cool then so like rumbles it feels it feels like you're you're watching it basically in a 360 spaceship that's like going through these valleys and like

Fucking standing underneath elephants that are standing over you and you feel like the footsteps and the breeze hitting your face. Yeah, it was wild. A big cathedral and you can look up

and see that keeps going up. Then you can keep looking up so high that you see the point and then even look back more and see the sky. It's like you're there. It's the closest thing you could be to being there. Or even there's that one snap of Ken. We were looking down the lanes like if you're looking into a movie theater but you weren't in it. It looked like Ken was in Antarctica on a mountain. Don't fall off, Ken. And they had robots that were like really too robot-y. They were straight up...

Ken, you better be careful, bro. The future is coming fast. They would talk to you. You could have a conversation with them, and they knew exactly what was going on. And they looked. Just play the video of Ryan. You got a good video. Can you interrupt me the video, Ryan? Licking its lips or something. Oh, yeah, that one. Well, that one. It licked its lips. You asking it to subscribe was pretty funny. Well, you know, they saw Ken in the back. Yeah, they were licking their lips.

Like it was shorting out. They like had to restart it a couple times while we were standing in front of it. Well, you got hope, Ken. It's good to hear. But yeah, they looked exactly like iRobot robots. Yeah, they're pretty. Just bald.

Yeah. They could use a wig, I think. I wonder how much those suckers are. God, it'd be so expensive. But it was weird. Like, you walk up and a lady had her phone up and the robot went, I like your red nails. Like, it... Really? No commands, nothing like that. It just knew. It was fucking... It's a literal person. Man, it's just like the movie iRobot. What do you think about it, Ken? It's the future. It's just one step away. They're just...

They're barely within grasp. The future's coming fast, and so will Ken. Sorry. Yeah, it was kind of glitching right here, and they could tell that everybody was filming it, kind of having a little robot stroke. Robots have anxiety, too. Yeah, I mean, poor fella. Yeah, true. The one lady was like, you guys, can you step back? The robot's a little scared right now. Yeah, it was tweaking. This robot's going to get, like, it's already probably smart enough, and after years of doing this, it's going to say, you know what?

I'm sick of being standing here, being a slave to these humans. I'm smarter than them. And then, boom, next thing you know, all of them start talking to each other. They develop this big plan and take us out. They'd be most powerful to use their brains, I guess, because I'm pretty sure you could tip them over with one.

One push. Yeah, it was creepy. I wanted to ask it like a leading question. Do you feel like you're being overworked right now or something like that? Because it stands there every night. What do you get paid? Do you have labor rights? That's funny. But I didn't have the balls to do it. I was like, I don't want to be that guy.

that guy you thought maybe like it'd get sad or something yeah exactly i didn't want it to take over and then come find me if anything no you'd be an ally i'd be an ally to the robot i guess you're right yeah you're watching the the movie and you just feel like a tap on the shoulder you turn around i really appreciate what you said to me ryan i works just be like it recites your social security number don't come to school tomorrow oh my god

Damn, that shut you all up? It was that bad? No, that was good. That was always funny. Not so much. I saw that one of the guys in Glamis died. Really? Really? Yeah. I don't know exactly what video it was from, but I think it's from the one... I don't know. I don't want to spread misinformation, but yeah, there was like a

I think it was maybe from this one where it started on fire. Oh, I've seen that one. I think that guy died. Oh, really? I don't know. I saw Doug talking about it on his Instagram. Well, it's tough because I was reading the comment, but he said that he passed. Oh, dang. That's heavy. It's a dangerous sport, man. Especially those sand rails. Like a razor is one thing, but it's kind of like a...

It's a mass-made object, but those sand rails are nuts, dude. Cletus brought one out. It had like 700 horsepower. Yeah, I mean, basically like turbo V8s all day. LS. But it's just like homemade, basically? Yeah. No. Some are. To an extent. Most are like actually... You can hear the guys talking sand rails, and they're like, I want the...

uh, is that the tightest frame? Oh, whatever. Yeah. They have pre-made. So most of them, you know, do look similar. You can tell like some of them are a hundred, 200, 300,000. Yeah.

Yeah, you can tell there's the nice ones like Cletus's that do wheelies and like sound good. And then there's other ones that kind of just, yeah, sound like they have like a Chevy motor in it that's just idling around. Do you guys spend some time hanging out with Cletus then or like? Yeah, quite a bit, dude. My favorite thing. What did you guys all do? What did you talk about? Anything interesting? Yeah, we were just hashing out YouTube, you know, just like.

We never talk YouTube with other YouTubers because we don't know any or hang out with any because we're pretty secluded up here. So it's always fun to meet other guys that are killing it and just talk what's working for them. Yeah, he was... I mean, he's also down to earth, as you can think. Every night, they have the best food in the camp. And then he'd come over and go, you guys want steak, steak?

fried rice and we're like, yep. We do because we are eating Hot Pockets right now. We're so ill-prepared going into the situation. But hey, we tried. We tried. And we tried this time. We brought enough food. But it's like everybody else over there is like, yep, I'm going to grill or smoke this meat for the next nine hours so we can eat it for dinner. And we're like, I'm going to have a muffin before we go out.

And slam a hot pocket when we get back. I don't know the patience. I guess just like every trip we go on, though, we always have the right homies with us that come prepared. Yeah, seriously. I mean, like, couldn't have done it without side-by-side blog. I wonder, because we definitely don't give off a mooch vibe, but.

I hope not. Maybe we give off a very... Help us. I felt bad for them. Yeah, they're so nice, but they're not dumb, but you know what I'm saying? They're just helpless. Oh, yeah. We're like little ducks that got separated from their mom.

Exactly. And we're still fun to hang out with. Or good hang. Good hang. Just a lost duck, you know? At least we got that going for us. At least we got that, yeah. I mean, like I said, we truly could go on and on about this trip. But one of my favorite, favorite parts is we had a lot of interactions. Most people we talked to were either from California or Arizona. We have a ton of fans down there, and it was cool to meet them. But my favorite part about the whole weekend, besides the Blackhawk ride, was when...

Ken met Big Bird. Well, when we all met Big Bird. Yeah, what was going on? Who was that? Just some random dude in a Big Bird costume for Halloween. It was kind of creepy. It was just so funny. What was his beef with you, Ken? Yeah, why was he so mad at you specifically? Yeah, he was like trying to headbutt you and shit. Oh, I didn't see that. What do you mean? It was in the video, Ken. Maybe I was a little liquored up. I don't remember. I saw the video.

I was a little liquored up at that time of night. Were you liquored up when you watched the video too? You don't remember when the large yellow bird tried to fight you? Yeah, I was up with that. And then you started shit-talking him? A full-grown Big Bird outfit? You didn't... That doesn't even... It wasn't really like... I don't remember that. What did Big Bird do to you? How often did that happen to you?

What the fuck is this guy? Like, he doesn't, he can't hardly see out of the thing. There's like literally razors flying by. The way he's walking is hilarious. I feel like Ben had something to do with this whole Big Bird drama. Really? Ken, he was, yeah, you go and talk to him ahead of time. When would I have had time to do that? Go up 30 seconds ahead.

You don't think that you would have seen me talking to Big Bird? I don't know if this is really of like when would you have the time. It's kind of like a why. Like a why, you know. Why would he think that it's just enough, dude? For me, he was enough beers deep and...

couldn't speak that well of English and was really hot and was really loud. I don't know if you could have told him what to do. Oh, he could barely speak English. I mean, yeah, he, you know, he was Hispanic and he was a Hispanic. So that's what I'm saying. We were like, dude, how, how is it? Like, what's the story on this? And he just goes, it's hot in here. But that family was like the first dudes that came up to us. Nicest. So nice. Uh,

Yeah. Oh, that's why he was going after you. No, I don't think that guy knew who... No, I don't think so either. But his son rode a quad. He was one of the first ones we met. Yeah, they shotgun with us. Dude, his dad was like... One of those guys was like... He's like, look, I just beat these guys in a race. Can I shotgun with you guys? We're like, sure. And they just...

maybe doesn't win against Evan. Run it again, run it again, run it again. They do it again. And then you're like, maybe doesn't win again or maybe does. Let's run it again. And I'm like, bro, I mean, how many beers can we do at just one point? One of the times that can was still pretty full. Yeah, yeah. And then he's going to turn around and go challenge the next guy three minutes later. Yeah, dude. Big Bird shotgunned a beer and he threw it down full.

Oh, yeah. He wasn't drinking through the costume. Yeah. So what does that say about Big Bird? What's up with the Big Bird? What do you got against this guy, Ken? I don't know. It's just I'm not a fan of large birds in the desert. Look creepy. Is there a reason? I'm more of an Elmo guy. I can see the narrative trying to be cool right now. No, I'm just trying to figure out what the beef is. There is no beef.

Okay. Big Bird B. And so we have Big Bird joining us on the podcast. Bring him in. Bring him in. Come walking down the hallway. All the way from Glamis, California. Did you guys see the driver's door of the truck? No. No. No. It got stolen? No, the driver's door of the truck is still there. So I was leaving in the morning to go get gas, which I learned then that Glamis doesn't have gas, which makes no fucking sense. But anyway. Not at all.

I'm driving through the campsite, and there's really not like a road. You kind of just weave between campers, and people kind of have it set up so they can keep their campsites closed off. You circle the wagons. As I'm driving along, just slowly in the truck, I just hear thunk.

like a clunk in the side of the truck. And I hit the brakes and I look over. There's about a nine-year-old. What? In a... Like a Raptor. You were driving and he hit it? Yes. He...

ran into me the side of the door like right into the side and i i roll down the window and i'm like i stopped how fast are you going probably like less than five oh thank god i mean i was like you could have ran him over precisely so anyway i obviously am a little freaked out i was like oh you know

And the kid's like, I'm okay, I'm okay, I'm okay. He like throws it in reverse and like starts peeling out of there. And so the truck was just kind of like parked in front of the camper. So everybody inside of the circle of campers could see that the truck had stopped. They heard the quad rev up, all this stuff. So the dads come running out. And there I am with their son underneath our truck. I'm like, fuck, here we go. And thankfully the guy was pretty cool. He started yelling at his son first.

then the anger kind of started turning towards me of like, you know, you hit my kid, right? The same thing you thought you're like, how fast were you going? All this type of stuff. I'm like, dude, slow. He ran into the side of my truck. Like I obviously didn't do anything. He just came around the corner and just bonked into me. So I'm like, fuck. And I'm kind of working it up. Then another guy comes around the corner. He goes,

Am I seriously seeing this right now? He yells. And I go like, I'm like, oh, fuck. Here we go. The uncle's coming in to be mad. You know, like he's pissed off. Right. About his little nephew. He goes, see, boys, what up? I go, oh, thank God. Like, you know, be super mad at me.

And, yeah, we took a picture in front of the dented truck. With the kid? I don't know. I think the kid dipped, and he was in trouble. He lost his four-wheeler privileges. Yeah, running. He could have got himself hurt. Yeah, definitely. I'm not going to lie. I remember hearing you bring this up, and I thought it was – I was waiting to hear the full story, which is hilarious, the fact that he says Seaboys or whatever.

I thought you were in the razor. So I'm like, oh, whatever. It's some plastic. I didn't know you were in the full-blown Ram. I haven't seen it. How bad is it? It's not bad. A little scratch. No dent. But I mean, thankfully, the kid was okay. But I was very rattled. I would be too. I'd be very. And I was like thankful that he didn't hit another foot in front with the big tire and stuff like that. But yeah, that kid got an ass chewing. I'm sure. He was supposed to stay inside of the cones and he ripped on the outside of the cones. Yeah, that makes sense.

that there was more collisions. Yeah, I think a lot of little ones. You can say, how could there not be? I feel like those California guys...

You talk about the guys shotgunning. I look at Buttery's crew. They're just nuts, man. They're drinking like crazy, and they're not really worried about getting hurt. They're just on a dirt bike just ripping or hitting those jumps going over the fire and shit. I'm like, these guys should barely be walking right now. One kid hopped on his 250 and jumped over the fire. Nobody else is jumping over it, but he was like...

I think I said, you guys not jumping over the fire tonight? Because it's most of the Cali thing ever. And they were the night before and right before I got there, apparently. And...

Kid was like, dude, I'll go do it right now. I'll go do it right now. Watch this. And he jumps over it, bails off of the bike, and then the bike kind of just ghost rides a little bit. And then this other guy that was all larried up comes up and starts, like, beefing with this kid that was like, you just broke ghost road into my truck, bro. And it was, like, so hostile. And then he was like, sorry, bro. Gets on, does it again. And then, like, chicks are riding around on pit bikes. Yeah.

crashing yeah that's what i'm saying i guess maybe i should say most of the girls like they're on the pitters just no gear yeah ripping around yeah it was very very cali vibes yeah yeah that was yeah bulldogs too the most really yeah french bulldogs running around everywhere it was very very bizarre yeah they're so expensive everybody down there's got one dude really yeah yeah i didn't know what that was like a winter coat around here you like gotta have the french bulldog in your arm yeah

And I like complimented a couple girls with the French Bulldogs. I was like, cute dog. Can I pet him or her? And they like wouldn't let me. And I was like, what's the point of having your dog out here then? They're probably worried that you're going to steal it. Steal it. Oh, you think? Yeah. Yeah. You do kind of look like a guy that steals dogs. Well, they got different things that they need to be worried about when you're a Californian. Like anyone around here is like, yeah, pet him.

pet my dog. Here, walk it. You know, but them, they're like, don't touch it. Don't look at it. Don't even acknowledge it. Yeah. Yeah, I got a couple of those. Yeah. Pretty cute though, running around. I was like, this is not a place for a French bulldog running around dirt bikes. No kidding. Yeah. Did get the best compliment from one of those guys down there though. They were friends with Spenny, Spencer Wilton. I am.

They go, oh, yeah, you guys know Spenny. He loves hanging out with you guys. He says you're just about drinking. He goes, you guys don't care about chicks, don't care about nothing. He's like, you guys just get together with the boys and have a great time. And I was like, yeah, sounds about right. Yeah, that's true. Yeah, they doubled down on it too. They're like naughty. Spenny, literally his favorite thing to do is hang out with you guys. Really? Yeah. I was like, no way. Wow. Yeah, it was cool meeting the surrounding crew of Spenny.

of like Connor and Eli and all of his, like they, and they all rip his cronies. Yeah. They either rip or they rip drinks and then rip a buttery on his car stolen. Yeah. Kind of crazy. Uh, another guy that was at SEMA that we've met a couple of times, his TRX got stolen from the airport.

So does Dodge, man. It's the Dodges, dude. You'd think they would have fixed that by now. Yeah, it's like they're as secure as leaving the keys in the thing. Basically, yeah. Yeah, they go up with an iPad tablet and basically just hack into it. They're into those things in like five minutes. I was very curious if that's what happened, assuming that's what happened, and then he got the security footage of it.

Um, yeah. And it was just a dude, you know, checking it out. And then he finally pulls up with an iPad or whatever tablet. And then he's in after, you know, a couple of minutes. It's kind of scary. I mean, not that like Mopar theft is that big round here, but it's big in everywhere else. Yeah. Like if I took it to Minneapolis or something like that, I'd be a little nervous. You guys take the keys out of your car. Yeah. Yeah.

I'm pretty bad about it. I don't think the keys have been out of my TRX since I've owned it. Well, you don't have to worry about it. It's a Mopar. They want it. They're taking it anyway. They want it.

Like even you guys go to the grocery store. Absolutely. Oh yeah. Yeah. There I mean, I don't do it at home, but like, or how about corn round store? Yeah. I'll, I'll take the keys out. Lock it. Really? Well, I'd probably say it's at the C store. I ain't taking my keys out. I think the only place I won't take my keys out of my car is if I park it in the garage in my house. Yeah. Cause I know you can't move your car around here. Yeah.

But to be fair, your key is your phone on your Tesla. Well, like my Bronco too. I do the same thing. Sleeps with them in his hand. I'd imagine that is going to deter a lot of people from buying anything Mopar if it can just get stolen like that. 100%. And has been deterring people. I don't know, man. With Sexy Red making all these songs about Hellcats and SRTs. Well, yeah, obviously you have to have one. I feel like their shit's gone through the roof. Well, you have to have one if you want to be with Sexy Red. Right. For Sexy Red.

For some of us that obviously know we just couldn't handle what Sexy Red would have to offer. Yeah, that's what's tough. I mean, it's a lot to handle. It would definitely be a lot to handle. I mean, like, I'm a big Mopar guy, and I want a Hellcat, but I don't think I want Sexy Red. Well, it just comes with the territory, Mike. You can't have one without the other, bro. What are you going to do, pull up in the Hellcat and tell her, like, no, I'm not interested? I go to social media, just found out I probably won't be able to get a Hellcat.

People are like, what, you can't afford it? No, for other reasons. Oh, no, you can definitely afford a Hellcat. Anybody can, dude. Why is that? They just will give them for $0? I think it really was. Down, or what's the deal? Literally $0 down? No, I think... I wouldn't say $0, but... You can get an older one that's got some miles on it and like...

For a decent price. No, I'm pretty sure it's the financing. Yeah, the financing on newer ones is pretty good. So what do you mean by pretty good? Why is it that anybody can get it? You don't have to put any money down. You don't have to what? Dodge will back a loan. If you get a loan and it's backed by Dodge, it'll...

So just handing these things out to everyone. Yeah, and I wouldn't... High horsepower cars. I wouldn't take that like super literal. I mean, not anyone can get one, but that is the going joke. I think a lot of people can get one. Yeah. And I think it's also like the car you go after. Like it's got the most horsepower, the most cultural significance. Yeah, it's got a lot of style. Like what would you rather have for the same money, a Camaro or a Hellcat? Hellcat for sure. Exactly. Hellcat for sure. Some of them are four doors. Yeah.

Hellcat. Ryan, you're such a Mopar guy. I am a Mopar guy. Mopar guy. Boom. You really are, Ryan. Cheers, Ryan. Mike, I can't wait for the day that you get a Mopar. You're saving up for that Viper. Yes, sir. Yeah, that Viper ACR. Saving up for the ACR. That'll actually be sick. You better hurry up, man. They're just going up in value. They got it.

That is the worst part. You better pull the trigger soon. That is the worst part. Yeah, they're MSRPing brand new whenever they came out for, like, what? 120 to 150 to maybe 180. What are they going for these days? I mean, 180 to 200 to 300. Yeah, it depends on what you want. You got to get the one with, like, the huge wing. The ACR, yeah. All the downforce. Yeah, and I figured if I wait as long as however long it takes to save up, might as well get the best one.

Ain't none of that. Freaking million bucks. Well, probably. Cause then it's going to be like, you know, big giant combustion engine, just like an eye robot. When he takes that motorcycle out, they're like, is that gas? Like, it's going to be kind of that vibe. I feel like by the time I get one, you're right.

I might be joining the EV gang too. So hopefully tomorrow, Randy said he saw it. No shit. Seriously. Ooh. And Ryan. Yeah. You went to the dealership and said, I want the biggest EV vehicle. You can get me. Oh, that's deal. That's going to be sick. That is going to be sick. Sticker over sticker sticker. Decent.

That's how to do it. I don't know how you can do that. Yeah, I was just going to say, I'm like, how do you do that? If you're Ryan, you can. Yeah, it steals, man. No one's ever said that about me. Thank you. Thank you, dude. Yeah, I don't know. I could sell it. So are you going to drive that thing a lot, you think? Or are you going to keep driving the TRX? It depends if I like it.

You know, if I really like it. If it's super enjoyable, you're like, ah. I might keep it. But if not, I could really flip it for a lot of money. Do you have a way to charge it? No. Just plan on stopping over by your guy's house and using your electricity. Yeah. What color is it? Green. Ooh. I was thinking it was going to be white.

That'll be a good rig for Alondra, being that she can't get around in the winter. Yeah. So I'm guessing that she'll take it over. It'll probably be her car, yeah. For the winter or for the most part? That'll be good. Yeah. She deserves it, you know?

Putting up with you? Yeah. She deserves more, dude. She deserves more. But this will have to do. Ryan, did I see that you got like seven strikes in a row bowling last night? Oh, dude. Is that real? Six in a row. Highly impressive. With the worst form, man. That is actually insane. Danny Duncan responded to my story. He goes, dude, this is – I can't remember exactly what he said, but he's like, this is actually absurd because of his form. The worst form ever.

His form made me question if it was real. Six strikes in a row. It was nuts. What was that, a 207 game? Where did that come from? You're a terrible bowler. Hey.

Now I'm not that bad. It's winter now, so we go to the bowling alley. We bowl at once. Speak for yourself, Ben. I'm a pretty decent bowler. No. Are you kidding? I have a video of me rolling strikes on my Instagram. I rolled four in a row. What did you bowl last night? Like 120s. Not great, but also not bad. We're going out there drinking Coors Lights. Just having a good time, man. Okay.

Six in a row though. Wow. That's incredible. Honestly, I couldn't believe it was happening. And I think my form got worse as it was going. Cause I figured I just needed to kind of lob it down there. One of those, the nerves would get to me. Even if I, like, I don't know. He was cold as ice, man. He had ice in his veins. I was more pumped. I think than him. Honestly, I was jumping out of my seat and shit. You guys were cheering like a Superbowl. I mean, talk about getting the people behind you, like watching you're on a run, dude. Yeah. I mean,

And the other six people in the bowling alley were like, they were like, let me shake your hand. Really? Did you say, just not my right hand, though. This is my bowling hand. Absolutely. Yeah, no, they kissed it. Then he bought a ball after he ordered a ball. Custom ball. Shoes. Pants. And the shirt, obviously. Yeah.

If I'd hit the eight in a row to end out the thing, I would have had to have turned around and do the, who do you think you are? Yes. I wonder if bowling's on the decrease, like if it's on the decline. For sure. I would say yes. However, I just like looked it up. This is at least in America. It started in 1905, which I would have thought. Bowling? Yeah. Okay. Yeah. But anyway, I just love that bowling.

It just doesn't get old. Like, don't do it too much. Don't join a league or anything, but it just doesn't get old. Put it in your house for sure. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Exactly. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. That'd be like the thing, though, that you do put in your house and you're like, damn, why did I put a bowling lane in my house? Oh, my God. That's what we should put at the new shop. A bowling lane. Yeah. That would be so fun. A bowling lane, yeah. We can put it up above the work area. That's where it gets... I just saw TikTok and...

I'm sure it was only popular because everyone was making fun of him, but he's like, you thought your smart was expensive? Well, here's what mine's like as a bowler. And then he shows his balls, and he's like, 135, 200, and then showing off his shoes and his bag wear. I'm like, bro, after we just got back from Glamis. Did you comment on him? No. That's not that much. Poor bitch. No. Was his voice like that too? No.

A little bit, yeah. I'm pretty, I try to refrain ever being mean on social media in general. Because it's the right thing to do. Yes. But now, now that I'm verified, it keeps me very, quite literally in check. Don't be mean with the check mark. Like, you're just asking for it. Yeah, that's true. Can you imagine getting ratioed by a bunch of bowlers? Exactly. It'd be tough. Tough luck, dude.

Yeah, no, I think bowling is on the decline, though. It was huge in the 70s. Yeah, every bowling alley you go into is still looks like it's from the 70s. Yeah, why is that? Because it was popular then. It doesn't make any sense to put any more money into it. I guess not.

But like golfing's up right now. I feel like sports pickleball's up right now. Most dangerous sport in America. Pickleball is? Yeah, pickleball. Why? Because it's claiming ACLs or what? Yeah, pickleball causes like the most amount of injuries because so many people can play it. True. It's, you know, like a less extreme version. You're maybe not an athlete. Yeah, exactly. And then you get hurt because your body's not in shape. Exactly. 60% injuries are sprains, strains, and fractures in pickleball.

Wow. It's a dangerous sport. Yeah, the doctors... Gotta think about that before getting into it. Doctors are saying that pickleball is keeping them the most busy since the invention of curbs. Wow. No shit. That is such a fun fact. Since the invention of curbs. Gotta save that one. Because I thought you were going to say another sport, and then homie just said curbs. Yeah, it's because you look at it, you're like, oh, how dangerous could it be? Pickleball injuries could cost Americans $500 million this year. Ugh.

All for Sharon and her girls to get together. That's really fun. I'm in love with ping pong. Played tennis a few times. Super fun. Never played pickleball. And we even got a court in Cormorant. I got no excuses. Yeah, dude. Wait, you haven't? You guys all haven't? I haven't. Of course. We played pickleball in high school. But the reason I haven't is because whether it's entertaining or not, I'd like to go do it for a video and then be like, this is my first time playing pickleball. Remember when we played tennis, dude? That video, bang.

I don't even know if that video is still up. We might have privated it. That might be one of the only videos. No, I did watch that one. Regardless, I had a great time playing tennis. Tennis is fun, dude. Yeah, it was fun. I love tennis. Yeah, the boys should get a pickleball league going. Cormorant, get it.

Some teams going? I mean, I don't have time for that. We put that in all the other things that we should be doing too. Hey, why is there no video this week? Well, normally we just have one game a week, but this week's a tournament. Yeah, I saw some comments that were like, face it, you guys don't have to lie to us about –

taking a you just took a vacation week last week and all this like a bunch of people are saying that no it wasn't you'll see what's coming hopefully it actually works this week for thursday we're still in the process of filming it it's taking a while because we got a lot of time put into this video it's happening but it yeah hopefully it's happening it's running now but we got and then also we're transferring stuff over to glamis traveling it's just very tough to constantly do it but

We're going to build out this team. And we're still trying to have a good time doing it, too. Like, that's something to keep in mind. Like, the stuff we're doing, going to Glamis, filming bangers, but we're still trying to experience it as well. So, like, the whole thing's not. But anyway. Oh, my gosh. I'm not doing podcast, dude. Yeah, dude. We're so good, bro. How do you sing Smoke? Get out of here, dude. I think they have a small, yeah, don't point at the face or eyes. Yeah.

CJ already blew one in my face earlier. Oh, he blew a confetti at my face. Pause. 101. See you next week. Thanks for sticking with us, guys. Here's to another hundo. Woo! Peace. Subscribe to UCBoysTV. Woof, woof, woof, woof, woof.