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CJ, if you're not careful, I will take that trail mix from you. All I'm saying is if you're not careful. This is my last handful. I'm just working on it. I've been hearing him chew. Sorry. He's just getting a snack in before we get rolling here. All right, so what's the plan today? We're doing something a little bit different. Yeah, we got a good one for you guys today. We have...

bunch of clips compiled and we're gonna react to a bunch of some of our not so old YouTube videos and some of our actually very old YouTube videos we always say it's a little embarrassing going back and watching some of our old ones it is dude it's very embarrassing going back I feel like anyone can agree with this you look back at something that you did a year ago let alone five years ago and you're like what the

What was I thinking? What was I doing? And we were pretty cringe back then, too. I guess we were young. I would have been, what, 16, 17. You guys were all 18, 20. Pretty much teens. Yeah. Yeah. So, I mean, it is kind of what it is. But, dude, I don't even watch the videos that we posted last week. I know. After I edit it and watch it like three times that night, I won't watch it again. Same. Sometimes when you go back, though...

Like it took me like two seconds of every video I scrubbed through to start laughing. Like there was so much just like watching. No, no, no. Like funny, like certain things that happen too and you watch it back and you're just like, I forgot about that. There was bits where Ken was like vlogging and he had the camera turned around. I was like, damn, I haven't seen that in years.

When I was watching some of them, there's so many things that we did before that we wouldn't do now that are hilarious, but they wouldn't even be that funny if we did them now. But like just such random things were like not much of a storyline because we were just building our characters and whatever you want to call it. Yeah, I think that's the progression of any creator.

You know, they can agree with that where it's just like you're never like that proud of what you did a while ago. And I guess if you are, you're probably doing something wrong. Then you're not progressing anymore. Yeah, you're not progressing. I agree. No, I think it's really good that we're all like, ugh, those videos weren't that good. Yeah.

But they were stepping stones. That's true. They were where everything is. And it's just like everybody back at home that looks back at a picture of them in middle school. They probably laugh and they're like, oh, middle school is so fun. But they never go, I wish I was like I was in middle school again. I wish I looked like that. I wish I was so cool. There was. That's something we got to do is go through our old middle school pictures. We'll do that a different time. But I'm sure there's some pretty funny ones. We should just start at YouTube, dude. I saw me in like 2000. Whenever we did the slip and slide, I was like,

Damn, I look kind of good there. I look at myself now. I'm like, frick. It's like a roller coaster. That was post-transition glasses, but pre-beer gut. Yes, exactly. I hadn't really started drinking yet. Just a nice little pocket for Ryan. I had a good couple years, dude. All right, let's get into this. Let's do this. Ken, fire one up. So Ken's running the computer, running through the videos, and we just react. I'm ready, yeah. So obviously the limo jump is the first one. Oh, my gosh. Talk about a full send.

I've never seen more of a full set in my life. Oh, my gosh! Bro, we've done so much stuff with a limo. The lead-up to this one was one of my favorite, like, us traveling and making a video because usually when we show up to a place, they're always like...

okay we gotta do something like reckless and crazy for the c boys coming into town usually that's just not how it is like we're just they're trying to like line something up for us to do crazy more so right right yeah exactly but we're like no let's just like we'll just show up and have fun and make a video and it is what it is right but this time we show up and the godfrey's put together this whole day for us and they were like yo we got a guy from pit viper coming out and he's gonna jump a limo through a

through a RV. Big shout out to Jim York. He's the limo driver here. And this is like one of those instances when you were sitting there. It was like a two to three hour build up and

And you were just, like, you didn't know if it was going to work. Nobody knew if it was going to work. And you're just like, this is ridiculous. He had to have been going 70 miles per hour on that lineup. Dude, I don't even think he knew if it was going to work. No, he didn't. And all I was worried about was him going into the frame. He jumped it perfectly. Because if he would have hit the frame, it wouldn't have flexed. It would have just been like right through. You would have pushed the whole thing. It would have been bad. And I remember they wanted us to initially ride in the back. Oh, yeah.

Oh my gosh. But then they vetoed the whole thing. They were like, nope, nobody's riding in the back, which thank God because none of us were going to do that. Could you imagine? I was thinking about it. Yeah, I mean. But as soon as they were like, no, and then as soon as I saw the video of how hard the back came down. It would have been so bad. But he actually drove that limo there like that. If you can count.

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It's so gnarly. So bad. Could you imagine? Oh my gosh. I'm just thinking about... And he was just fine. I think this was one of those things where to date, one of the craziest things that I've witnessed that we've filmed. It's just another one of those things where it's like there's this talk of something really crazy happening. You're kind of like...

I don't know if it's going to happen, but I kind of have a feeling it's going to happen because we're saying it's going to happen. And then it happens and you're just like, I can't believe that just happened. And then when it goes well, when it works as planned, you're like, holy shit. Love it when a plan comes together. Yeah, that one was amazing. It's like,

Shout out Jim York for sure for doing that because it's wild. And it's like, dude, I don't know if that's the wildest thing he's ever done. No, it's not at all. No, that guy's got a limo resume. Yeah, like we're not going to get into his whole highlight reel, but like...

He has done some gnarly stuff in limos and every other vehicle you can think of. He's stepped up now from like jumping limos to like racing speed boats and stuff. Oh, yeah. He just lives a sick life going fast. Yeah, he does. All right. What's the next one, Ken? So we got riding pit bikes at college. I remember.

I remember this. We had just gotten the pit bikes and we didn't know how to wheelie without dragging our feet. How funny is that? I know. That's what I thought was funny about this video is the fact that we are riding the whole way. We are riding the bikes around the college campus that we used to all go to school at.

Looking like goons. Looking like absolute goons, right? I know. So it's not necessarily the video that I was going to talk about. Like, we really don't do anything in the video. I want to talk about the aftermath of posting this video. So let this part play through because it kind of explains how do we suck, too. It's so weird, though. If you've never rode a pit bike before, it's kind of awkward to wheelie. Oh, here's a cop right here, Ben. Drive nice. Drive nice. Keep it cool. Keep it cool. Keep it cool.

Don't they talk to us? I can't remember. Maybe this whole time they didn't care about the shifter car. That's right. God, we brought a lot of motorized vehicles today. I guess just two, but... Dammit. You guys are legit sea boys. What is he saying? Yeah. Nah, we're just like the fake ones. Oh.

That cop was so nice. Being a little reckless. Alright. That's all we're asking. Sorry about that. Thank you. What did he say? He just said that... Just try and be safe. ...you're not something so reckless. I have the wrong perception on college. Seriously? Yeah, fuck. You just stayed in it. I had a terrible time in college, but that was a pretty fun time. Alright, so we post this video, and then I think like two weeks later...

Jake, our old partner Jake, comes out with his first YouTube video. First video where he put a toilet on the back of a truck and he went to film... I don't know if it was a prank on the people. I still don't understand the context of it. But anyway, he's sitting there and the cops pull him over and they were like, Hey...

I thought you were banned from this campus. And he goes, what? And he goes, yeah, the Seaboys, they just got blacklisted from NDSU. You can't be here. And he's like, oh, I'm actually not a part of Seaboys anymore. And they're probably like, what? I don't think they even know that. So Jake calls us and is like, do you guys know that you're blacklisted from NDSU campus? We're like, what?

He's like, yeah, dude, I was just sitting in the back of a cop car for like 50 minutes and they thought that I was still a part of the group and that's why they pulled me over. I thought that... What?

I thought they thought that Jake was still a part of the Seaboys and then blacklisted the Seaboys after. No, no, no, no. It was because of this, apparently. Yeah. They were like, they can't come back. Right. And they told him that if we go on campus, you get a trespassing, whatever ticket or whatever. So if I wanted to get my college degree, I couldn't. Yes, I was wondering about that. Nope, nope, anywhere. I have at least like seven credits of college.

So how do I get those back? Do you lose those two? Should have thought of that before you started being such a hooligan. Well, it's funny because my sister goes to college there and I've been back probably...

five times for different like things of hers. And I'm just like, I'm an outlaw. I'm like walking around. Imagine the arrest of Ryan at a nice family thing. It's him. You're walking down the street and there's a picture of your face on like a wanted poster. Ryan, no, imagine though, the cops like surround Ryan in like at some kind of like

ceremony thing and pull him out of the crowd right in front of his mom, his dad, and his sister. Imagine how embarrassed your parents would be. They cuff Ryan in front of everyone, walk them on out. They probably think you were like, had a warrant for your arrest or something. Everyone out there is like, man, he must have been a drug dealer or something bad. He's like, what did he do?

He didn't even ride the little dirt bike. He was just friends with the kids that day. He was just friends. If anything, it's probably just Ben and I, quite frankly, that are banned. I like to imagine that it's some funny scenario like that, but I mean, I've been on campus a handful of times too now at NDSU, and I don't even think twice about it. Like, there's no way. Right. If they came up and said something, I'd be like, Mom.

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He said, I'm going to do two practice laps and do it. And everyone was getting ready still. So I just went and grabbed the camera and got ready. Because I knew if he was going, he was going to go. Locked and loaded. We had sandbags. Sandbags and a couple pieces of plywood for the jump. Literally the worst jump ever. Let's just say we did not reinforce the takeoff ramp. God, this was so fucking funny. This music, dude. Oh, my gosh.

God dang it Mike you edited this. Yeah, he did and you know what the worst part was is that was on the news. I know. You know how many people know us for this video and they hear this fucking song? Sorry Mike. God he ate shit. Hey, if you guys were that upset about it you would have said We didn't have a choice because it was so late and had to go.

Oh, my gosh. He just gets decked. Dude, we did not think the safety gear through at all. Jake's wearing like a jacket and gloves. Go back. Go back. Yeah, go back. This is just prime Jake Sherbrooke when he was in his Seaboys.

TV days. There we go! He's drowning! He's drowning, but he's still, he's flailing, but he's still trying to throw up the bang. I'd like to thank you, boys. See? I'd like to thank you, boys. Come here. You need help? I just need a hand, yeah. Give me your hand.

God, this was so funny, dude. Yeah, he's good. I think it's so cold. He like helicoptered off that thing. Did you see it? It was like a cartwheel off. It's so heavy. Jake, that was the first time something didn't go perfect. I gotta get this off. It's so heavy. I didn't even know how to think about Jake. Like not being able to swim okay. We thought he was gonna land on it. Boots are waterproof. You know what's funny is we

We didn't even consider what would happen if he didn't land. I was more just worried about him getting over the road. I think he's got this look in his eye that he's going to hit it. God damn, yeah. Well, everybody looks so young. I just want to go back and watch Jake's cartwheel off of this. This is amazing.

God damn it, this song. Sorry, Mike. Sorry, Mike. Dude, I love it. This song. Sorry, Mike. Sorry, Mike. Watch him. Oh, my gosh. This is so funny. Jetski takes a hard right. Oh, my God. Banging. He literally is drowning. Just...

Look at him. He's so happy. And then the locals come up. They loved it. I'd like to thank you, boys. That is amazing. Yeah, come here. Do you need help? Gosh, Jake was like drowning because he had snowmobile gear on, but no life jacket. For some reason, we think of all the protective gear for the wrong season. Yeah, I don't know, man. We didn't even consider what would happen if he didn't land it. Like, that's how confident we were in him landing it.

All right, we made the news for this apology video. Okay, so this is Jake's apology for the jet ski jump, the legendary jet ski jump. The jump heard around the world, or at least the Midwest. The jet ski jump heard around the world. I didn't even know that one. Ew.

Charges. Charges. Oh my gosh. He's kidding. Oh.

I thought it was just going to be another weekend with the boys, and it just turned into so much more than that. Caught up with law enforcement to see how stunt cases are handled criminally. Towards the end of the video, a DNR officer pulls the group of boys over and tells them he plans to bring the issue to the county attorney for a potential careless operation charge. So how would that be any different than like...

Our boy Tate Thomas.

I mean, he was affected by it. It was a great video. I know, but you can say that. I mean, when I, when I was editing this, I was so proud of, of like pulling all these different news articles, all these different news, uh,

just, like, shitting on us and then overlaying it with, like, all this... It was so good. All this footage of Jake acting like he's, like, actually, like, upset and sorry over it. God, we did such a good job, everybody, of just putting this together and, like, making this...

I wish you guys could have seen the behind the scenes of us just filming that. The jet ski is sitting in the garage on the floor sideways and Jake's dressed like that. I mean, if you're breaking the law and you're right there and they see you. WDAY spoke with one of the conservation officers who's handled this case. Jason Swedberg says charges are still pending. I just love that.

The pending charges. I'm taking full responsibility for not landing it. You know, I came in with so much confidence that... People aren't mad that you didn't land it. They're mad that you did it.

They're mad that I did it. No, fuck that, dude. That video was awesome. I'm Jesse Jake, baby. CJ, get in here, dog. You imagine all of the officers that were pissed about that and then they watched this and they had... It was just like another... It was like the first middle finger was up and then the other one came up. It was like the double middle finger. God damn, dude. The best part was that...

Charges.

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Cool new designs, too, that Micah came out with. That is dropping not this Thursday, but next Thursday, June 23rd. So keep an eye out for that. And thanks for the support as always. Back to the podcast. Yeah, I think it was just one of those things where they had to do something. And we ran with it, though. I love to do. We got so much free, like cheap publicity for that. That was the thing is, you know how many people we've made, what, 350 videos? Yeah.

And that was like the 200th one. And you know how many people think that that was like the very first video we ever made? And damn near the last video we ever made, dude. Just like local people that don't watch our videos, they're like, oh yeah, you guys are the jet ski jump guys? I'm like, yeah. I mean, we've done a couple other things, but other than that, I picked up a kid...

Side story, but at Zorba's the other day, it was literally so annoying. Kept asking me for a ride in my car. Gets in, the dude goes, so what do you do again? Jump jet skis? I was like, what? No. What? I've never even jumped a jet ski with two. Yeah, man, that's all we do.

Oh, dude, do you guys remember this cake? It was great publicity and it was extremely cheap. So, we actually got a cake made too. Here, read it off, Jake. It says...

Thanks for the publicity, Jetski Jake and the boys. We didn't know who to give it to. We weren't sure if we should give it to the DNR, and then we weren't sure if we should give it to a local news station. That is such a little douche canoe move. That's such a little douche canoe move. Fucking cringe. And you know what? Did we ever tell anybody what we did the next weekend? The reason that the DNR showed up in the first place is because they saw it on somebody's Snapchat or somebody's Instagram story where we were.

So that's how. Because obviously, like the people around us, the owner of like the two ponds and then all the farms around it, they loved it, as you saw in the video. They gave us permission to do it. So we knew it wasn't them that called it in. So we were like, where did they, how did they find like where we were? Then we figured, okay, it was either Snapchat or Instagram. So then the weekend after, we were just like, I wonder if we post...

post on our Instagram or Snapchat that we're doing something at that spot again if they'll show up. Show back up. And I can't remember what we posted just to see if our hypothesis was correct. If we took a picture in the area and then if they would show back up and they didn't. Yeah, we sat there for a while and we're like, alright, let's go home, boys. I think we even brought that cake. God, I'm so glad that did not happen. Thank God, dude. But our hypothesis was proven correctly later.

Oh, Mike is suing me. Yeah, Mike's suing me. That even, that's not the only time it happened. We caught that on camera, but like, well, a lot of times we do things, we're just careful when we put the stuff live on the stories on social media. I wonder if they've realized that or if they're just like, gosh, we're always just one step behind them. And it's tough because so many people are like, well, just, I mean, delete them off your Snapchat and stuff. And I'm like, well, it's not like they have...

Sheriff Johnson as their Snapchat name. You got 50,000 people looking at your story or whatever. That was pretty epic. That's definitely how we got locally known. But not even locally known as Seaboyz. Literally locally known as the Jet Ski Jump Boys. It's honestly unfortunate that that's how we...

I mean, it is what it is. You can't choose, but locally we are kind of known for this jet ski jump. Like, oh, you guys did the jet ski jump. Like, that's how you got your start. I'm like, no, we had around like 400,000 subscribers when that happened. All right, run off to the next one. This is an old one, dude. This is 2017. Sheesh. Dude, this is, I think, one of the first snowmobile videos we ever posted. The first winter of making YouTube videos. Yeah.

This is when we were barely YouTubers. Like, we were still just, like, making videos just to make videos. Strictly a hobby at this point. Oh, my gosh! This is the shop. Okay, it looks a lot different. So, in the beginning of this, I actually have to cut back. Ben goes, Ryan, you got a new quad. Hey, Ryan. I hear you got a new four-wheeler. Gosh, man. Why is I walking like that? Walking away. It's pretty cool. So, we head back to Ken's merch bay. Oh, my gosh.

and my freaking 700 dude i just had gotten that thing and my favorite part about this is young ryan so ambitious i'm about to say all the mods i want to do to it oh man and if you look at that four-wheeler right now it looks identical to that just shittier dude that is sweet

What kind of music is this? Is that Justin? Yeah, dude. That's Justin, fully geared up too. You never even see that. It was so quiet. You did add exhaust. He's looking at us. Yeah, everybody's going, wow, cool, dude. It's weird seeing the shop like this. This is when Randy had it.

Yeah. Before, obviously, before we got it. But... Yeah, honestly, mute it and just let it play through. Actually, I think we talked about how sick Micah's new monosuit is because we all had just the oldest jackets and stuff. And Micah was new age with his monosuit. He kind of did. Yeah, the shop is wildly different than it looks now. Just look at the shop.

It was a large. It looked like it had a full diaper all the time. Like, look at that, dude. That's crazy. We've been in the shop for two years as of this week. Really? Yeah. Clearly, we've been in the shop for five years. Yeah. Yeah. We've had ownership for two years, I should say. It's very weird, though, because we always used to say, like, we're going to buy this someday. And then...

I don't know why. I've always been pretty optimistic, but with that, I was kind of always just like... Same. We're not buying this. Well, for me, I went back and forth. Sometimes I'm like, yes, we are. Then other times I'm like...

It wasn't even like the affording it. I just figured why would Randy sell it to us type of thing. I think we just said it so many times. We were just like, we're going to buy this thing one day. Look at Mike's old Subaru. Right, Randy? You're going to sell this to us, right? He's like, oh, yes. And it finally got to the point where we were like, you're going to sell this to us, right, Randy? You're going to sell it to us. Look at Mike's old Subi. Before it was lowered. So I'm assuming the purpose of this video was to watch me crash. Here goes nothing. So...

I'm an aspiring YouTuber here with no snowmobile skills at all. We had filmed whatever, and I'm like, we got to step this up a notch. We got to do something to make this video good. So I'm going to do it. That's back when you were willing to step up for the stunts. Right. Well, someone had to, and I was like, I'm doing it. This might have been the last time that I've seen you send it. I don't know. I've probably had a couple of accidental sends, but anyways. Yeah, yeah.

Kind of test it out. Yeah, that would have been sick. That would have been sick. It was at this moment that he knew he fucked up. Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo. Go back to when you're in the air. Go back to when you're in the air. Hold that frame and then put up the shot of Jake jumping the jet ski next to it. You guys are literally doing the exact same thing. Just two guys that don't know how to get airborne.

Yep. Same freaking thing, dude. Okay, hold it. Yeah. Superman right there. All right, I'm sorry. Carry on, carry on. I just noticed that. Part of it, too, was you guys were like, hit it way faster after I did the first one. I was going to say, like, a line that became...

almost like a one more time like bad juju line was hit it twice as fast yeah because mean like not i wasn't trying to be a dick but i was like yeah hit it twice as fast and it'll be sick and had you landed it would have been sick yeah but uh it just it just did not work i remember at the time ryan felt really bad about saying that yeah i was just like dude i mean like i didn't mean for him to

and stuff. I just wanted to go a little faster. I literally went two times faster. You did, and it was... The jump size was great. I feel like back then, too, if someone was filming you, it was still very new to us. So no matter what, you're like, I got to do something cool because I'm going to have it on camera. It was still very new to it, yeah. Whereas nowadays, you're being filmed all the time. You're like, I don't give a fuck if you're filming me right now. I'm not hitting that. You know? Like...

But back then, you're like, oh, I don't want to look like a pussy on camera. So then you just go and do this. And when we went back there, I remember, like, we had all snowmobiled back there a handful of times, snowmobiled around the area a bunch. We don't normally bring CJ with or he didn't normally come with. But I remember we'd be like, well, where are the jumps at? And we're like, I don't know, man. You guys are always talking about these big jumps. You're like, yeah, jumps back here. It's amazing that you didn't get hurt or anything worse happened. I did get kind of jarred. But honestly, if you watch. Oh!

The snowmobile flips over. Yeah, it comes back at you. It was at this moment that he knew. He fucked up. Boom. The tunnel could have slammed me and...

really injured me. I got so lucky. I was technically like under when it did it. And honestly, what even happened to your sled? A-arm. Bent A-arm. Bent A-arm and a back bumper. That thing is fucking tough, dude. You endoed it. I feel like a lot of sleds would be totaled off of this. It's not even like a race sled. Yeah, it was a little chicken nugget, so it just tumbled. Holy smokes, dude. Holy smokes. Are you okay? Are you okay?

Is Ryan filming? Turn it up a little bit. I think so. There's an iPhone. It's like going fast now. He didn't even hit the brakes and it did that. Dude, I thought it was cool. He didn't even hit the brakes and it did that. You want to hear what's amazing?

is you only broke your taillight and back bumper. You know, I was in the air and I was thinking, fuck, I'm going to fuck myself. That's all I was thinking. But he's always had a potty mouth. Fuck, I'm going to fuck myself. Great words, man. I was probably thinking that. God damn. Yeah, that honestly, that jarred me, dude. I had like a conk for like a couple weeks after that. But, uh,

I remember my dad coming and picking us up or whatever. We're riding in the car with him. And he's like, you know, you guys don't need to take this so far. Like, you're not making any money doing these videos. I think your parents were mad. They was just like, I don't know what you think you're doing, but like, you can't be doing this kind of stuff. You're not getting paid for this. Like, it'd be different if you had a career. Fast forward, like five years or something.

But, yeah, no, that was bad. I wouldn't suggest that. Unless you're good enough. I just didn't know what I was doing. Also, that suspension was super soft. It just preloaded me. That's where CJ's snowmobiling career started, and that's the day CJ's snowmobiling career ended. His professional career, yeah. It just made me feel like a pussy. He was like, you got to hit it twice as fast. And then I just fucking gunned it. I was up there, and I was thinking, this is not good.

Yeah, frick. Oh, man. All right, let's go to the next one. This was one of my personal favorites, actually. This is maybe possibly my all-time favorite. Yeah, when I think back to good prank videos that we filmed, I immediately think of this one. This one, we totally roped Mike into doing this.

This is when we took the hovercraft and I stripped to the speedo. And just like ever since we did that, I've wanted to do another... Not another speedo prank per se. You guys got fucking excited. Just something to that caliber along the same genre, along the same lines. It was just so funny. And I didn't have to do anything because I'm not super good at off-the-cuff talking to people. It was hilarious, dude. All right, so we do this a lot where...

We'll come up with a video idea or something that we want done. And we won't tell the boys what the plan is until we start filming like at that location because we want to get the best genuine reaction. A lot of times it has to do with a prank of some sort or involving somebody who is usually going to not want to do it most times with Ken.

So we don't tell him until we get there. So this is like the perfect example of not telling him, knowing that he will not agree to do it unless we are there filming in the moment. Yeah, so we show up at Walmart. Speedos are kind of the same thing, right? It's funny because if you're in underwear, it just feels like public indecency. And if you're in a Speedo, it's just normal. That's a bikini. That's too much. Ken, how much to wear this, riding the hovercraft over the DL sandbar in the spacesuit, stripped down, lay out? Money.

Not enough on the spot. How much just no how about a grand? I'm not gonna come up with it up with a thousand bucks Let the bikini do the talking you got a layout that's it and then when you got a nice tan put your suit back on Hop in the hovercraft leave no, I already told you bro. No thumb through it. No Not doing that this is like a year's worth of charging on your Tesla

No, I'm just kidding. That's way more. How about you wear the bikini? I said if I do it, I'm not wearing that one, I'll wear this one. Although the money's still not on the table, just to be clear. Mike's not getting paid yet. I actually don't have any one right now. You don't have to say anything. Leave the hell alone. Can I do a medium maybe? I'm waiting for CJ to go, you're small, you're small. Listen. You're small, you're small. That's a mic. You're small.

You can't have a foot in it. We know them too well. You can't be a baggy bikini speedo. You're probably a medium. Yeah. There's no way Mike's packing enough heat for a medium. We'll buy some socks and stuff in there. So eventually... Trying to stuff the socks in there. So eventually, I think we probably spent 15 to 20 minutes standing, arguing in Walmart. In the underwear. Yeah, that was like a two-minute bit, but...

We spent so much time trying to get Ken to do it. Most of the things that we tried to get him to do it. It takes way longer than we show on camera. And that one, I think we probably spent 20 minutes arguing in the underwear. And that's why Mike was finally just like, fine, I'll just do it. He was just so sick of us standing there. And it ended up being legendary. Well, I knew it would be legendary. Something to add to this video. My girlfriend's parents...

They don't really understand like what I do. They're super supportive. They're the best, but they, they're, they understand the thesis of Seablood. Right, right, right. But they don't really get like the content or like what we're day to day operation. Right. Exactly. For some reason, my girlfriend's mom watches this video of all videos. Oh no.

No. And she thought it was the funniest thing that how we just like communicate as a group and how we like pick on each other. And that was like the one thing she said. She was like, I just can't believe you guys are so quick. You always have something to say when when somebody says this, you always have a response immediately. And it's like it's like I'm just sitting there watching you guys.

Just communicating, arguing, messing with each other. And I was like, so funny. I was like this. That was a really funny video for you to watch. I mean, the content within it, but like really to get the thesis of how we operate as a group is this video does such a good job at that. I mean, when you go back, that's what people always said. They were like your group, your group. You guys are so funny. Like back when we were,

not really doing much of anything. And then you watch back the videos that they used to say and you're like, holy shit, I can't believe people used to watch these. You should see how funny we are now. Should I probably do blue then? Watch Mike just get like indecent exposure on the beach. Oh my gosh, you guys.

We had to blur out Mike's package because it's like a little stub, dude. It was such definition. It was. For the record. It was such definition. It was a little stub. I mean, it was really a stub once we got into the prank. But like, you go, ain't no way Mike's packing enough heat for a medium. And I'm like, bro, the whole reason it was so awkward was because they were too small for me.

It was like so uncomfortable, bro. No room to breathe. Yeah, and those were mediums and they were still like... Dude, we might have to blur this shit out. Also, shout out on the mullet, bro. You look great. Thanks, man. I missed that. Dude, this was so funny. Is this acceptable? Wait, can this be showing on YouTube? I don't know.

You have a boner. The cops are coming. I just wanted to chub up a little bit. Mike's on the phone. You don't want to wear this because you don't have to, I guess. After seeing it, I wouldn't expect you to. Let's get to this part here. The riding. Get the part where he suits up. Maybe you're packing more than we're giving you credit for, Mike. I don't know. It's one of those things that you just don't want to do, but come video live on whenever this goes live. It's one of my favorite things. Let's do this.

I love the hovercraft me too. Pose up. Blast these people dude. This guy was pissed. So mad dude. You blew their sand toys and stuff all over? I blew their sand castle over. Turn up a little bit.

People are like wow this guy looks cool. Let's go over and talk to him. And then BOOM! Turn around! A hard turn around right there. What am I doing? What's he doing? This guy was confused. He was trapped dude. He came from the other side and now he's stuck with you. I love this lady.

This was so funny. The amount of people just looking. Everyone was looking at you. They took their phones out. There's a shot up here. Okay, keep playing through. Where I had to blur it. This guy. You should have blurred all of it. This one right here. It was zoomed in and it was so graphic. I felt like you had a boner, dude. I was like, dude, this cannot be on the internet.

This cannot be on the... Well, it couldn't be, but it might have to be a different... I love how you have the helmet on still. I didn't want to see anybody and I wasn't going to see me. Your face covered, dude. Your face, yeah. No, bro, but the freaking hovercraft sprayed me with a bunch of water and it was cold. You stand up, this guy gets out of there. This Asian guy kept taking pictures of you, man. Imagine the photos he's got. He was on vacay, man. Gosh, dude, look at these women. Everyone was loving it.

Jeez dude, it looks like I pissed my pants. Dude, you know what's funny? Somebody listening probably didn't know that we were filming at that point still. They had to have been like, he just saved us. So he blows everything off the beach.

And I'm just like, see ya. Everyone just pauses what they're doing. And you go off so slow. But yeah, and also the hovercraft is screaming loud. It sounds like an airplane trying to take off. So everybody on the beach is looking at you just like, what is going on?

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Well, you need a beer? And I was like, yeah, sure. So then I'm sitting on the edge of the trailer drinking a Budweiser. I personally don't like Budweiser. And you guys are like, where'd you get the beer? I'm like, I don't know. My friends over there. I made friends because I got scared. I don't know. But honestly, well, I don't wish I had a boner. But like, I didn't have one. But I'm saying like it was cold. And...

The shaft got stuck into the speedo, and it was this long, and it was so unfortunate. Of all things that I regret, it's that. It was a bad dick day, dude. Mike, do you think that kind of hurt your chick game?

My street cred? Well, you had the helmet on, luckily. No, like after people watched this video. Did you ever get any comments from girls or anything? Negative? No. Oh, it's bigger. It's bigger than I heard. Do I think it hurt it? No. Honestly, if anything, it helped it. But not like from experiences. I'm just saying I think it helped it.

Because it shows that I'm bold and I'm confident. He's got a small dick and he's proud. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. He reps that. Yeah, I'd love to do something else like that on that thing. On a better dick day? Literally, this whole video was legendary. We won't watch the whole thing, but like... Yeah, I was going to say that. There's just so many pranks and just bullshit that was so funny. That's when we were on our pranking BS. Like, that's what we did for like a month. It was just mess with people. Also, fun fact.

One more comment on that one. So we bring the Shambo, the fake Lamborghini, to a car dealership to trade it in. Well, originally, our thought process was let's bring it to CarMax and film bringing our Lamborghini to CarMax, and that was going to be the...

The prank, basically, is pranking CarMax. We drive four hours to the cities where the only place is that there was CarMax. Film all day long. Film two different pranks at one CarMax. Then we go to the next one, and I'm wearing a suit. And we go into this CarMax, and I sat there for like 30 minutes. And finally, they were like, we know what you're up to. You need to get out of here before we call the cops. The other CarMax called us. Yeah, because I bombed the first one. Gosh dang it.

It's hard doing prank shoots. So we literally just scrapped an entire day's worth of filming this prank. So this was technically the second time that we did it. Yeah, we just jotted it up to...

Practice. So this was such a success here. Jonah and Cheddar were born. Jonah and Cheddar were born right here. This was such a success because you guys had the practice. But that day was not fun failing, and not your guys' fault. But looking back on it, it was, one, it just goes to show how hard filming pranks is. And two, it's just refreshing to see it finally work.

I don't know. It was like, it was, that's a video that you can be really proud of. Yeah. This whole video is probably one of my favorites we've ever made, but we don't need to go into the prank except for this guy hits this car. Boom. What kind of place are they running over there?

I hate filming pranks. I get so anxious during them, dude. I know you guys love them and I'm happy that you guys are so good at it because it is just not my wheelhouse, dude. I mean, I don't know if we even like filming pranks. I like it when they're funny and it works out and you get a good reaction. Yeah, the aftermath is what's fun. But...

when you're in the moment of filming it, dude, that's never, never easy and it's never fun, honestly. But it's worth it because it's so funny. But like, I just love the idea of, you know, Danny Duncan's mic'd up all the time. Then that's when you and CJ, like you have, after you did Cheddar and Jonah, you started just having these casual troll conversations. Yeah.

that I so badly wish you could be mic'd up for it, and I could just be sitting there with the camera behind the scenes with headphones on, and I'm like, this is gold. I would love that if we did that more. Honestly, it's so fun. I always think that's some of the funniest stuff. Whereas, like, yeah, when you make a big deal out of it, and you're like, we're going to go, all right, this guy looks good, versus if you just were mic'd up all the time. If I was already mic'd up, I don't know. It's fun, though. It's super fun. The issue with that is when we're in the mood of filming Jonah and Cheddar, Trolls,

I'm like, what is it, a method actor when you submerse yourself in the character so much that it just makes acting easier. So then I'm just on my cheddar bullshit. We all have to be with cheddar for like a whole week. Well, then it's just like easier than if we plan on filming, then I'm just like constantly like thinking of like trolls and shit like that.

Probably sucks for you guys to be around. It does, dude. We had to bring Cheddar with on Justin's bachelor party, dude. But some hilarious stuff came of it. Yeah, it did. The next video here looks like it was Ken's birthday. The whole incident. Ken's birthday dinner. Just in case I do another. No drinks. I don't want any more shots. Ken did not want any more shots. More shots came.

Older women kissing him? What? Stacey, obviously. Just got hammered. Now we're in the limo. Full house. He's having fun. Oh, God damn it. Fucking A. Oh.

Tint tries pushing his head in first. I didn't know where this one was going. I think Ken saved himself. Tint was trying to put him into the cake. That's neck strength. This is when Ben does it. I can't even watch this. I legit can't even watch that. That was too much. At this point, we all thought Ken broke his nose. Yeah. Oh!

That was too much, man. CJ, watch this. Oh, I feel like a dick now. Oh my gosh, that's a tough one. The only way I can look at that in video and enjoy it as part of the arsenal of our videos is a PSA. I mean, candles are one thing that's a given and now it's a reminder. But also a PSA, candles are not not to cake someone with an ice cream cake.

Yeah. So nasty. I love how Ken throws a punch at you after this. Just got a little bit of wax in there. Butch is such a good friend. Helping him out. He freaking sucked, Ben. Yeah, I think he did make contact. I just cut most of it because it got a little ugly. It got very ugly. It really, yeah, everything about that sucked. God damn it. I still feel bad about that. Sorry, Ken, again.

Why don't you make eye contact when you say that? I'm sorry, Ken. There's nothing worse than injuring somebody else. It's the absolute worst feeling in the world. It's amazing how fast the night can change. Like, in just the mood, like, everyone was so happy. We're all having a blast. And then it's just like, boom, something happens. And you're just like...

Like, obviously didn't mean to, but yeah. I had the double side of it because I felt bad about Ken being hurt. And then I also was hearing it in the other ear from Alex because she went and bought the ice cream cake and had it all done up. And then, it got smashed and no one can eat it now. And I was like, I mean, you can still eat the cake. I think the whole cake still got ate. Yeah, so I was trying to tell her. The whole cake still got ate. Very happy to hear that. You know, some of the other people were grossed out about the hair in it from Ken's beard. I don't know.

Well, I ended up paying Alex for the cake and buying a completely new cake. True. You actually bought a couple that day. Damn, dude. Yeah, there was everything about that. Man, I was just all around in the doghouse. Alex was mad at me. Greta was mad at me. Ken was obviously not happy with me. The rest of you guys obviously were not happy with me either, but felt, I think, for both of us because he knew it was just a genuine fuck-up. But, yeah, that was...

It was a very unfortunate night. Yeah. Well, just a lesson learned. So the next one is Ryan's new Jeep debut. So this was realistically, we had never really had any like new nice cars yet. Only the only like new vehicle on the channel as at this point was your Raptor, which was a big deal also. But now Ryan had went and splurged and got this, this new Jeep and,

Sick Jeep by the way, and it's got a lot of power whatever so we're like well. Let's see how much horsepower. It's got So this is when we were ripping in that guy freaking pulls a gun out Turn up this CJ. You're like what the fuck dude. I'm just like I'm gonna keep moving You got to turn up and listen to this no hey keep it keep going Keep going don't pull over Should we pull over? He's gotta go Holy shit he's gotta go

Look at Ryan. Bro, look at Ken in the back. Look at Ken in the back. He could fucking care less. Look at my face. I'm like, dude, you ain't shooting that shit. Ryan's full hands in the air. My plan was always keeping moving, but I was going to be like, yo, homie, sorry. I'm so skeptical. I'm like, this guy ain't shooting.

You don't need to pull over, Ryan. I'm sorry. I did get pretty slow, but at least we got a good shot of him then. He was just like, what the fuck are you doing? He was all drunk and he had a pistol in his hand. American head bandana wearing man. With his shirt open. We were like, have a good day, sir. I'm sorry. God, dude, I'm so polite. Dude, I'm good. And then this lady's back there. Oh, man.

He's waving a pistol? Gee! Dude, now that lady's behind him. Dude. All right. Dude, I can't get over how calm Ken was through that entire thing. Ken didn't know what was going on. Ken was straight up looking out the window. Like, he was just like, oh, another pissed off neighbor. I was pretty damn calm there, too, dude. Yeah, you were. But you're normally pretty cool under pressure. You're just like, what are you going to do? Shoot me? He ain't shooting us. You know what's funny, though? After that happened...

I still really don't know who that guy is or have never seen him since, but we're kind of friends with the guy's neighbor. Or in the neighborhood. Or in the neighborhood who knows him. And we told him about the story the next time we saw him. And he goes, yeah, I actually saw him like the next day. And he goes, I am made of a bullet gun on the Seaboys. I don't know if he knew it was us. No, he knew it was us. He knew it was us. And he goes...

I was already planning on my story to tell the cops if they came and showed up at my house. And we didn't want to. I was going to tell them, like, oh, that wasn't a gun. That was a taser or something like that. That's funny. And we were not going to bark up that tree. Immediately, we were like, well, right, we're not going to, like, yeah, obviously we're not. We were street racing. He's waving the fucking gun around us. That was pretty cool. Oh, Ryan was just straight up driving down that road. He was doing poles with all of the poles.

Anyway, yeah, yeah, yeah. Minus the car. But wait. Minus the race. I was streeting. Whatever. Streeting. So this is the video where Ryan almost crashes. Yeah. So to make matters better, we go back. We escape nearly getting shot. We're all a little flustered. What are you doing? Ryan just goes, see ya. I was like, I'm sorry. I was like, why are you stopping? He was like waving at you to pull over. Why the fuck are you stopping? Why the fuck are you just going?

Right.

So we all watch it and we're laughing our ass off at Ryan. The real thing that scared me about that is I'm going to jail today. Holy shit, that could have been so bad. All right, Ryan. Your Jeep has proved itself. It's fast. It handles well. But now we have one more thing to prove, and that's can it slide? I actually have been incredibly excited to try this, but also nervous. I'm honestly a little nervous, too. You know you don't have to do this if you don't want to. Look at this. He's still rattled, though. He's still riled up. I kind of got him.

That line was like CJ's waiver before any time. You don't have to do this if you don't want to. You're going to put down more concrete if we keep getting bigger cars. Such a hog, dude. That Jeep was a heavy, heavy vehicle. Bro. Bro. Holy shit.

Dude, I cannot tell you how much I completely blacked out and I just... My body took over and I just went... And then I was like, let off the gas. Went in a little bit. Tree. Felt like I'm like, I think I'm by the tree. Floored again. You can hear it, dude. I like... Dude, what happened? I don't know. It was just my worst nightmare coming true. I'm still confused how that... Did you...

stop turning no i it oversteered like there's actually so much uh like this doesn't happen in like sports cars but when it's a freaking jeep there's so much momentum in all of the driveline like when you hit the gas there's like a delay and then it like moves and that's what happened it was all pent up and i literally you see me hit the brakes and i'm like i'm not stopping yeah best case scenario would have been if ryan cranked it to the left and

pinned it and he would have still probably drifted into the grass you know what I'm saying like so it was either stop and skid like he did or just you know gas is your friend but that's terrible let's watch this one more time look at this straight dude watch the GoPro clip my god listen though

Like I made it through and then I hit the gas. Look at how panicked Ryan is hopping out of the car. So scared, dude. Imagine a worse first day with a vehicle. Yo, Daniel got shot and then he just put it in the trees. When have we ever had a GoPro mounted right there besides for this shot? It should have been on the other side. It almost looks like we were just expecting him to do something like that. If we had it, it would have been on the other side. Look at Ryan. Dang. I like paused for a second. I'm sorry. You didn't get it? I got it, I think. We got it. I think. It was in like

I just took off. Oh, shit. With the way that Ken freaked out, I thought that there was like no car left on that side. I got it, I did. I got it, dude. It was in like deep sleep as to what the fuck just happened. Listen to Ken here. Oh, shit. Oh, shit. There's like a tiny green mark. Oh, shit.

There's a tiny green mark. Dude, that could not have went any better. Basically, the odds of you... What just happened? Ryan, I thought you were going into the trees. Me too, dude. I didn't try to drive through the trees. Why did you hit the tree with the dirt bike? What is up with these trees? I rubbed the dash and go, okay, little buddy. After this, we're done. Basically, the odds of you...

hitting a tree were way higher than not hitting a tree. That's all I got to say. Like the odds of you just literally running your Jeep into a tree were so much higher than you threading the needle. My gosh, I honestly am pretty good at like filming, I would say most time, but I legitimately blacked out too. It was like time stopped when I saw you going towards the trees because I couldn't believe what was about to happen. And then when you started dodging through that, I seriously could not do that again.

There's no way. So lucky. You know when video games and you hit two buttons and then it goes like, and it's slow-mo? That's how I felt. That's like one of those other things where you just watch and you just go, we can't make this shit up. The guy pulls a gun on you and you're like, holy crap, man, this is going to be a good video. And then Ryan just puts it into the trees 10 minutes later. There was a lot that happened in that.

video so funny so it is kind of funny like when we make a video you you want to make it the best you can and there's normally a point in the video when it happened when something happens and you're like yep we got it like if i was someone watching this i'm gonna be like happy

And after the gun, we were all like, fuck it. We're good, dude. Nothing more needs to happen. And I just go ahead and drag my truck car through the trees. Ironically, you just did donuts in the driveway today. Right. That's what I was going to get at. So Ryan's got his new ZL1 and it's just amazing. And of course this, I had absolute faith in you this time. Like it just does. It's going to do donuts. So you did great.

whipped it whipped it whipped it and then we went back out actually to get a thumbnail and a couple more burnout shots but we wanted to do it on a slightly secluded road but on the way back was this homie's house that pulled the gun on us and i don't know if you guys saw it was just funny we weren't doing anything at the time but the the car is not quiet and we passed him i you guys did not see him like i was behind you guys and he's in the he's got his dog and like this

Wait, that was him? That was him in the Kubota thing. Yeah, that was him. He's got his dog. He just looks super scruffy, and he's got an American flag bandana, and I waved at him, and he waved at me. He was still wearing the bandana. Yep, same bandana. But it was just very comical to me because I was like, what if you were doing pulls and burnouts, and we happened to pass him again? He just wouldn't be able to hold himself together and be like...

Pistol. But yeah, so speaking of, I hadn't seen him since that day, but saw him today on your new car day. Yeah. What are the odds? He comes out once a season. Is this the day that you flipped that dirt bike seat? Yeah. Yeah, yeah. Hop on Justin's Husky. What the heck was that thing doing? 1989 500cc two-stroke. I go, I'm calling it. I'm not doing it. Turn it up, Ken. Gets a couple good wheelies in. Okay, it's right here. Right here, right here, right here.

Ah, dude. What is going on with this audio? If it hadn't been Justin's bike, he could have just let it smash and you probably would have ran it right out. Justin's already worried about fixing it. Trying to fix the side. This thing looks like a collector.

I'm trying to save it. You kind of did. I did. You did. If that was nowadays, I would have fucking ghost rode that bitch. This is definitely one of those ones, like, basically just what you're just talking about, where you get the thing, that happened, and we were like, dude, kind

kind of got the highlight of the day. We were stoked, not stoked that you fell, but it happened. Then we kept going and CJ dragged Justin and I into the pond with the couch. This is just a core memory of mine. We hook up these wheels or whatever on the couch. Oh yeah, they toast it out pretty fast. See, the neighbors love us. Look at that. He called us the C-Boys. He knew. Oh,

We were fudging up the road. Dude, the wheel wasn't even working. It was literally faster. The amount of trust Justin has in you driving. What was she so worried about? Making sure we're okay. I love this part. You can see they're like, oh no, oh no, oh no.

Because I could tell that's what CJ wanted to do. Justin really went for it. Yeah, he did. He was like, I'm getting out of here. I'm getting to the pond. Well, because his dismount felt a lot better than mine. Mike, you kind of just face planted into the water. System of a down, dude. Fuck you.

Mike damn near lawn chair. That was just a fun day. And that was like, that's definitely one of those videos. That's just a true throwback. I'd say that, you know, there's like, that is a classic. There's like a couple months. Basically our 2016 videos are like genuine. First, we don't know what we're doing videos. Yeah. It didn't matter. There's no, no real plan to it. Yeah. So this video then is just literally the,

a meme this lady instantly became a joke that we still tell to this day now turn turn right turn right y'all know that it's not a razor this isn't no

I'm from Minnesota. I'm sorry. Yeah, we're trying to get out of here. This thing's totaled anyways. Yeah, it's not even a razor trail. They're not even supposed to be allowed to watch dirt bikes on these little trails because it's destroying our land. Well, this won't be destroying anything anymore. What is that? Dude. Look at that. Look at that. Look at her swing that pole. What?

Well that was weird. I don't know. *Razer Wham*

So she didn't even actually say this isn't Razorland, but Ryan, she said, this isn't Razor Trail. And from that day on, we've said that. You know, we now have our own Razor. Bro, it's because anytime somebody says Razor, we go, this isn't Razorland. You're fucking up our land. And I wanted to elaborate on that as far as like if stuff like that happens, you're memed. Like you're locked in.

And who knows how long we'll say it, maybe a year, maybe a couple months, maybe for the duration of our friendship, you know? I wonder if that woman knows that she is a meme. I do wonder that too. If anyone knows her, send her this video and just say thank you for your service. We have gotten so many laughs out of you. Imagine if you were just like someone sent you a thing that you did like four years ago and it had like a million views. Like, oh my God.

How am I just finding this out now? There's got to be somebody who knows that woman. You know what's funny, though, is a Forest Service guy found us later that day on the trail. We were cruising around because it was freaking Razor Trail. It's not maybe that exact spot, but other parts. It was freaking Razor Land. It was Razor Land. So...

we're all cruising around. He goes, Hey, were you guys the one with the broken razor lady? Talk to you. And we're like, Oh yeah. And he goes, you get that out of here yet? And we're like, Oh yeah. And he goes, okay, good. Like people like that will come back and like,

mess up your unit sugar in the gas tank steal stuff wow do whatever because they're so the moto term for them is granola but like they hate stuff like that so she came back and saw that unattended they'd steal it they'd wreck it push it down a hill do whatever and the guy's like you just need to get that out of here because if it's left you're

They will mess with it. And he was like a homie. He's like, we've had problems with her. We were like thinking we were getting in trouble by him. And he's like, I don't know, man. Just looking out. Some people up here are crazy. He's like, just being crazy.

So this is another one that's kind of like a meme one. I didn't know the vibe of what we were supposed to do here, so I just picked some small clips. But this one was just a good memory for me. I wasn't even here for this, but this is how we got our first ever YouTube collab. And now when we do collabs, it's just more like a mutual thing before when we were smaller. We were looking for them, but we were never like, hey, want to collab to everyone out there? But this is how we got our first YouTube collab with Jake Angelus.

So everybody's up in Ben's loft right now watching Jake Angelus. I thought I did, but guys, I was going to make it. Was that intentional? No, this is real holes. That's real? Real holes. What am I doing? I need to go. Okay, oh, he's gone. Zach's there. Three, two, one. Again? Oh.

I do. Look at that fucking thing. Bouncy McGee. Look at that shit. I was holding this in the whole time. Look at that fucking... It looks like he's just wearing a fake wig. It's like he has black hair and he's just fronting. I look like a pretty bitch at this house. Yeah, you do. It's funny because I told Bean that he's got cool hair.

Uh, dude, yeah, I wasn't even there, but it was just, I thought it was so funny that like, how, when does that happen? Where you just, they're sitting there. I mean, it wasn't you, it wasn't you, but like they're sitting there just roasting him. It's funny because, yeah. And then in like two months, he hits us up. He hit us up. Bro, we had like 2000 subscribers at the time. Yeah, nothing.

So we didn't think anyone would ever see it. And I think somebody sent it to him like, hey, these kids are just roasting the shit out of you here. And then he hit us up and was like, yo, that was funny what you said about me. Let's collab. We were like, what the fuck? Pretty funny that that's our first collab and that's how you got it. Normally, if you're trying to collab somebody with somebody, don't roast them on your YouTube video, but...

It might work. It might. It's funny to look back at us all hanging out in Ben's loft above his garage. Like all the different hangouts that we used to have throughout the years. Like we started in Ben's room kind of, and then we went to the loft and

And then what was it after the loft? Was this the college house? I guess there's plenty of hangout areas. And then there's also business. Yeah, business areas. And the loft was a business. Where we were running the biz. Yeah, we were running the business first out of your bedroom and then kind of your parents' laundry room. And then we got the loft. And it was like, dude, we got the whole loft. Micah lived there for a whole summer. And then what? The college house. And then to the first shop and now to here. We could do like a whole segment.

on the freaking college house and our...

That taking over the college house. Someone should make a documentary on us and like our whole story or journey. It's probably not time yet. But if they did, they usually like we have to like we would have to. That's one of my goals. But if they like interviewed us and pulled the footy and like got the story and we told the story. That's one of my goals. I don't know if you guys know that. Like I'm talking down the road. I don't know when. Obviously, when the channel's like not.

putting videos out every week, I want to make a documentary because I was like, well, who else better than one of us? You know, super easy. Just get a compile all the footage and all the interview, all of you guys for, you know, 10 hours a day for five days each. Yeah.

I'm kidding. But it'd be pretty sweet to have a Seaboys documentary. I don't even really care if anyone, if not a bunch of people watched it. People would. I think if it got put together right, it'd be really, really good. And the cool thing is now about documentaries is that like, well, documentaries before used to be a documentary. You make a documentary. It can be 30 minutes. It can be an hour and a half, whatever. But now documentaries are series and you can get across a lot more information. It's true. It'd be cool to drop a,

I don't know, like eight part series. We got to get 10 million subscribers. Then we're doing it for sure. We won't, we won't do it though. I think another person needs to come in that actually makes documentaries. Shane Dawson. Like it's going to take them a long ass time. I mean,

Obviously, we can help. I'm kidding, bro. If we're going to do that, then I'm going to not do it and just go on the boat or something. You can't control the narrative? I agree. I was going to say, what do you think the message behind the documentary would be? For me, making it would be strictly just the story of the camaraderie. We have a very special dynamic, and we have a great story. That's why it would be good. The thing about it is how many different...

Like levels we have hit and we grow, we grow, we grow. And then we hit a certain level or something happens or somebody leaves. There's always something changing about the group, whether somebody's leaving or we're bringing somebody on or we're moving or somebody gets this. And it's just like, that's what I think is the best part about our channel is one. You never know our next move. You never know what the next video is going to be about. You don't know whether we're going to go bow fishing or,

Somebody's going to get a new supercar. We're going to be mudding or something or pranks. Yeah. You know, having a party or something. Having a party. Yeah. And I think people really like that about watching the videos is you don't know what it's going to be. It's going to be a surprise. Everything's constantly changing and evolving. And I think that would kind of be the coolest part of the documentary is to just show like

take going up the ladder and each step in like kind of just like the monumental moments that have led us to here. So, I mean, you look back at all these videos that we watched and we're in such different places in like every single video, whether it's the group dynamic as a whole, who's a part of the channel or whether it's where we're filming from.

uh, when we lived in Fargo, we would have to drive out here and we were screen printing shirts and we weren't filming as much, man. We would just come up with stuff to film on the weekends and nothing was efficient. Nothing was thought out or back to like the roots of the things when we were just like dicking off on all of our parents, uh, like driveways and Dave's field without his permission and getting kicked off of it. And,

But like there's certain times when we're doing really good and then it plateaus and then we reevaluate, figure out what's next. And then usually what's next is always better than what was before. But we also deal with that personally too. I mean, whether that's... Yeah, that's the thing too. What everyone's going through individually is still also kind of a roller coaster too. So some people have high moments, some people have low moments and we capitalize on the high moments for sure. Yeah.

And carry each other through the low for sure. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Couldn't trade it for anything. Exactly. Yeah, it is special to watch back those moments though. And everything we did, I'm so thankful that we just did it. And like...

Yeah, we can think back, man, nothing was efficient or man, nothing was thought out to like, why did we do that? But dude, we just did it and we were all on the same page of just like, fuck it. Let's just film it and figure it out later. I think that's the main problem with a lot of people though, is they think about it way too much overthinking it. We were talking about today. We were like, dude, you just got to get out there and just...

start doing it i know you probably won't start doing it right but just start just start doing something you might not do it right for two years or three or four but just just start trying you know because a lot of people just get get stuck in that phase of just like talking about it or thinking about it or like trying to do all this and really you don't think about it for so long you gotta just get out there and start going man perfection is the enemy of progress yep

If you're getting discouraged by your views, let's say you're strictly trying to make it on YouTube. If you're getting discouraged by your views and subscribers, that's one thing. That's allowed. But if you're getting discouraged by the content you're making...

maybe whether it has to do with the views and subscribers or not then it you're not doing it for the you know if you're not yeah encouraged by the content you're making but you're not getting views i don't know how many like creators are watching it that would like feel it in the same way but i mean it's the same thing with anything with anything yeah i agree you just got to get out there and try and just keep trying to get better as you're doing it yep yeah every step can feel so hard and like

Even when we're doing things on a weekly basis, like let's just take this track, for example, so many times throughout building this track, we're just like, Oh man, what a lot of decisions and obstacles to overcome and stuff like that. When it's done, you're like, man, so glad we did that. That was easy. And it's just,

It's just that way with life and everything you do. Wild. Got a little inspiration on the voice. Every day, every time I sit down to edit, I'm like, oh my gosh, I have so much right here. And then I just do it because you don't have a choice. And at the end of the day, it's done and it gets put together. And you know, you just got to do it though. Brick by brick, baby. Get to it. So is that all we got for today? Yeah. Speaking of getting to it, I'm going to go check out

The track that you were just talking about, Ryan, Rich started digging this pond, I guess, that we're making, and it's like...

20 feet deep. It's going to be insane. Start using your imagination because we're going to do some stuff with that. Before we go, thanks for tuning in to this one, guys. It was a little different, but comment down below other like favorite video moments. Odds are sometime in the long life of this podcast, we will do it again. And we'll take your input. More refined than this. So just appreciate you watching the first one. For sure. Yeah.

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