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Confronting The Cheapest Cboy

2022/5/31
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目击者们描述了在路边酒吧发生的一场斗殴事件,事件中涉及一名体型较大的男子和两名体型较小的男子。冲突双方在停车场反复对峙,但没有人先动手。最终,冲突以言语攻击和未遂的肢体攻击告终。目击者们对事件的经过和参与人员进行了详细的描述,并表达了各自的看法。

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The hosts recount a dramatic bar fight involving a large man and two smaller men, with unexpected twists and humorous moments.

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but I'm so scared to try that on my own. Angie has 20 years of home experience and they've combined it with new tools to simplify the whole process. Bring them your project online or with the Angie app. Answer a few questions and Angie can handle the rest from start to finish or help you compare quotes from multiple pros and connect instantly, which means you can take care of any home project in just a few taps.

Dude, there was a fight outside the roadhouse on top of that. What? Did you guys see that? Yeah, that was... It was like a drama television show. Ugh.

Oh, you did? You recorded it? So basically it was this big guy. I have no idea it even happened. Just taller and two short guys. And the big guy had his girlfriend with him. And he was beefing with the two short guys. And they kept like walking all the way across the parking lot like they were going to fight. But no one would throw the first punch. I felt like I was watching like a reality TV show between like two women. I know. It was so crap. But that is a big guy. Oh, my gosh. Yeah. There he is. There he is. That's.

Dude, that guy? And then Sweeney comes out and he's like, Sweeney, get the fuck out of here, man. But the best part is the end when he goes, yo, my boy, fuck your girl two weeks ago. And then it was like that drama show where he's like, he fucked his girlfriend. Everyone's like, what? Like, what a twist in the...

Sorry. Go back to the part when he swings and then completely misses, and the big guy goes, dude, I'm not going to kick your ass right here in the parking lot. Like, he could literally tell it was like. Yeah, those two small guys would have gotten worked by the other guy. I know the guy in the gray. Yeah, that's old Mills. Yeah, it's old Mills, boys. Oh! Right here, right here. Oh! Wait, wait, wait.

Go back. Go back. Hold up. He did swing. Yeah. Watch this. Oh, my gosh. Wow. And completely misses. Wait. What was that? Bro, he's fucking scared. What was that? And that guy was like, Jesus. Sweetie. Dude, he should have whooped their asses. Yeah, he should have. Two weeks ago. Two weeks ago. Two weeks ago. And then he's throwing up. Who the fuck is that guy? I guess I'd be pissed if that dweeb.

my girl too yeah i'd be pissing myself and tim tim's like why don't you just head back inside why don't you just head back inside oh man yeah so we basically been on this three-day bender and i think we're gonna just keep it going at this point it is memorial day summer now it's a holiday it's crazy it's summer it's it's expected usually it gets way warmer around here like earlier but it literally summer showed up for memorial day weekend which is

really great. Spent the day on CJ's boat yesterday. Went on a party bus. Mike, how are you doing today? I'm hungover for sure. And then you guys moved the podcast up to one, which shouldn't make a big difference. Dang, dude. You have a video of me? Yeah. Ken, I'm going to airdrop you this video. We'll run the pod. You can get right back to it. I also have a picture.

That was our thought. We're running the pot. Pop it up here. No, I know. I know. I'm saying that the earlier you get it done. Look at him. Here. Dude, also. Why does it look like you're trying to hold that whole building up? I think that building was the drunk one. It was trying to fall down on you. Here's Mike. Just wait. I love it when he zooms in on him. No one was home. Dang, dude. No one was home at all. I love how you just don't care. Mike in the.

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He's a drunk. He has a lazy eye. I don't look that bad. Yeah, that was better than I've seen you. You look kind of good there. But my favorite one was Sid's story of me going, I don't know why I'm screaming it. I'm like pushing tint, and then I'm like, I'm pregnant. I'm pregnant. And I'm just yelling it. Why was I yelling that? Why was I yelling that? Why did you say that? We're on the party bus.

And I go, dang, he's got a lot of girls on this party bus. You know, good for him. He did good. And then I see his twin sister with her sash on because he has a twin sister. I go,

Those are just her friends. Those are her friends. He probably doesn't have any girls on this bus. You dick. Oh, dude. I know. Good game. Well, it's the perks of having a twin sister. Right. That'd be great. A lot of them were his friends, so. Yo, all right. So this, you guys are probably wondering, what do we got going on here? Looks like a gas can right now. Like a race can. This is what we call the chug buddy.

And it's going to be in the next drop. Kind of a shameless plug here. But watch how fast I'll delete this can. But yeah, so this is like, I think this is a more refined version of a funnel, I guess. Yeah. A beer bottle. Oh, look at that. One full tea. Gone. Wow. Gone. That was like, no joke, two seconds. Holy crap, dude. What the fuck? That is not right.

It looks like you had that can half full. I don't even want to do it after you. What? Yeah. That's actually amazing. And this also works for other beverages like water, Mountain Dew. Yep. You can get your morning coffee this way. Capri Sun. Put an energy drink in there. Capri Sun. Yeah. Holy crap. Yep. Crack it. Jeez, dude. That is insane. That was. I've never seen that before. Yeah. That's a tea deletus kit. I don't know if that's good. I wouldn't say it's good.

I wouldn't consider it good. You just consumed that much liquid that fast? Oh, that's pretty slow. That was still very impressive, but compared to Ben's. I don't think I could do it that fast, honestly. Speaking of summer being back, I got into a 12-hour fight with the sun yesterday, dude. I think I lost. It was great, though, getting color. I mean, we do the same thing. I don't know if any of you guys do this, but like,

You know, when you were like, all right, we need to get tan. And then you don't wear sunscreen. And actually, you guys did put some on and still got burnt pretty bad. But, like, we always do that. Don't put sunscreen on. Get the color. And then you end up just getting fried. 40-year-old me is going to look back at this and be like, you idiot. My nipple hurts. I bet it does. Can we see it? For the people who don't know that Ben has a pierced nipple, they're like, why would he say that? Yeah, I got my nipple pierced on Tuesday this week. And...

Kind of hurts still, which is making me a little bit worried. But I've been doing good self-care. I've been cleaning it. Yeah. I think it just kind of lasted. If I ever have to get a nipple piercing, I mean, we'll see how bad the first one hurts. But I feel like I'd want to do both just so it's even. I'll believe it when I see it. Dude, yours doesn't look like it went through the... It doesn't. It looks like it's behind the nipple, doesn't it? Yeah, it looks a little fudged. But I kind of like it. I was wondering that. Okay. Okay.

I don't know if that's a good way to do it. I feel like it's got to be through the nipple. Yours is just like through your... Yeah, but you just got a tiny little point. And part of that is... Yeah, I actually don't know... I think part of that is because he got the ring. You know, the stud is a lot like... Straighter, probably. Yeah, longer. But you'd think that would...

Who knows? So, yeah, we've been going out to the bars and everything, and people are like, dude, I saw you got your nipple pierced. Let me see it. So I've been just whipping it out. Every time I look at you, you're like this. Yeah, pretty much. I consider just not wearing a shirt out for how often I'm just pulling it up. You should get one of those things that wrestlers wear, you know, when it's just the one singlet over the one. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

It'd be perfect. Yes. Or I could just cut holes. Or I guess cut hole. So my city would just be out. Just cut a circle on the shirt. Can you imagine just the buzz of people talking around us if you were wearing a shirt with the nipple cut out? Yeah, there'd probably be a lot of questions. You could wear a pocket tee and then just cut out the back of the pocket and then you could just open up the pocket tee. Oh! Now we're getting somewhere. Why don't you take a peek in there? Yeah, so...

I don't know where people get this idea. Mostly our friend Tint, where he would think this is okay. But he, like, flips, like, flicks it. Like, it's a light switch. And I think that's why it hurts so bad. I don't touch it. You shouldn't do that. I don't...

And he thinks it's so funny. And I'm like, that's not funny, man. That hurts. It is a flickable. That's 100% against the rules, though. Yeah. Don't just flick somebody's freshly pierced nipple. Oh, I think that goes against all. Yeah. Maybe not even freshly pierced. I would never touch it. Thank you, man. Speaking of Tint and our buddy Mark.

Mark is such a real one. I went, dude, I don't have any money on me. Can you give me a hundred bucks so I can just pay Butch? And before I could even tell him what it was for, he'd given me a hundred bucks. No questions asked. I was like, God, what a good guy. Mark is a loan shark. You do know that, right? Yeah, I know. The interest starts the second he handed the money over. I don't trust myself when I have cash on me. Right. I get like too reckless with my spendings of it that I shouldn't.

be spending it on. So we're out on CJ's boat all day and we hop in the limo and we're going out to eat. We stopped at the liquor store. I volunteer Ken to go and get a case of alcohol. Dude put up the biggest fuss ever.

Ken, you got to sit in on this. Come sit in. The biggest fuss. Come sit in. Like I was asking him to raise my firstborn child for the first 18 years. You did kind of put up a fuss. No. And then you get back in. You tried pawning it off on me, which I was like, fine, I'll go get it. And then Ben was like, no, he's not pawning it. You were the one that said, let's go to the liquor store. We have to go to the liquor store. Let's go to the liquor store on the way. No, we had to stop there if we wanted to have drinks.

we didn't have anything and it was closing in 10 minutes i was trying to rally everyone but you're still like let's go to the liquor store we have to go to the liquor store and then you're like hey you want to go buy me a case of beer okay you think i was just gonna drink all the beer well it's just like you're the one who's pushing to go do it and they're like you go buy this i love volunteering ken to do it because he sneaks under the radar and so many things were okay what i'm saying is like we're out on cj's boat right and

And then we all go out to dinner and somebody might pick up the tab or I'll pick up the tab for Butch or do things like that. So then, you know, sometimes you just got to step up and take one for the team. Sometimes I volunteer you to step up for the team and you're like, are you f***ing

I'll keep getting paid. I'll get booze for everyone except for you. It's the way you say it. You don't get any of it. It's the way you say it. It's like, hey, you have to go do this. No, I didn't. I respect you for how well you managed to save all your money, but you have moldy money. It is not about saving money. Jesus Christ. It is not anything about saving money here. Dude, I think it's awesome. I think saving money is amazing. I'm just saying. How did you get moldy money?

It's all good. It's all good. I didn't think much of it. Hey, CJ, go buy me a Lamborghini. Oh, you have moldy money. Ken, it's way different just buying a $20 case of White Claws versus just doing it for the team. I'm saying you're making a giant deal about literally nothing. Oh.

Actually, you made it the deal, I'd say. You made it the deal. Now, how is this on me? Ben's the one who brought it up. I was perfectly fine with just going to the bar, having no drinks in the limo. Maybe Ken's Tesla isn't as cheap as he's making it out to be, and he's spending a little more money on electricity. Ken, are you having a hard time paying for your guys' booze? Are you hard up on cash, Ken? No, I'm just saying that you're making a... No, the point of what Ben brought up was that...

Everyone else kind of contributes. Ryan maybe goes up to the bar and goes, hey, do you need a drink? And he gets that. You think I don't buy people drinks? I don't think you do. I haven't seen it. I have not seen it.

My bar tab at Hotel Shorm last night was $80 because I bought people drinks. Yeah, that was after we called you out for having moldy money. Ken, you were bragging about having a $12 bar tab right before that. Yeah, you were the night before. You were like, I only spend $12. I go, no way. It's cheap to drink here. And I went up and mine was $80. I was like, what the fuck? Where the fuck were we the night before? The pub. You had $12. Yeah, because people like me. Ken, I...

I'm the one buying you drinks. When did you buy me a drink last time? When? God damn. It's because you're nice with people and you're friendly and then you don't have a giant bar tab because like, oh, I think I got all those drinks on there. Or you're just taking them. But it doesn't matter. Is that how it works? You're just nice to people and then you don't have to. It's like, do you ever pay a full tab at the other local bar around here? Yes.

Clearly you don't go to the right people.

No matter how many drinks I get is always $9. What? I can get... What hack have you figured out? You're just friendly with people and you know... So Ken works this guy, then he goes over here, works this guy, then he goes over here, works him, gets a drink from all three and... You know what it sounds like, Ken? You got multi... You got multi money. Like you're not buying anyone else drinks. That's what it sounds like. It's because you tip well and then they don't... What? You ain't tipping well on $9. I've seen yours...

CJ, I still more than double what my bar tab is. So what do you tip on a $9 tab? I'll tip my total bill is usually $20. 18%. I hate to say this. I feel like we need to, but I think... I can't remember who told me, but...

The waitresses around here say that Ken doesn't tip well. Bullshit. I didn't believe it either because I thought that was bullshit. Bullshit. I think Tint told me that last night, that he heard the waitresses saying that Ken never tips well. And I was like, what? What?

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I have fully done things around the home that I think look good and then a bang in the night and I wake up to a shelf collapsing, a painting falling off the wall. Like it, I've seen it all go south. I own a home and I can tell you, I know how much work it can take. Whether it's everyday maintenance and repairs or making dream projects a reality, it can be hard just to know where to start. But now all you need to do is Angie that and find a skilled local pro who will deliver the quality and expertise you need.

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but I'm so scared to try that on my own. Angie has 20 years of home experience and they've combined it with new tools to simplify the whole process. Bring them your project online or with the Angie app. Answer a few questions and Angie can handle the rest from start to finish or help you compare quotes from multiple pros and connect instantly, which means you can take care of any home project in just a few taps.

What?

Ken, go ask any of them. Everything we say to you, you just go, no, you do that. You just reverse it. You're like, oh, a $30 bill. Two or three bucks. That's good. What? No way. I've seen you do that. I've never done that, just to be clear. I don't know where he's coming from. Okay. I feel like I'm watching a reality TV show right now. I don't know how you started this, and now Ken's coming at me. We got to get you guys on Judge Judy or something like that. We got to get to the bottom of this.

Why? Why do you have to say this? Why'd you say that? I do agree with Ben. You do have moldy money, though. And that's why he's coming after me. I am backing Ben. Why? Because I don't exuberantly spend all my money? No. Constantly? No. No, it was more so about, like, you and team plays. Because you put up such a fit.

on going and getting one case of beer why because i was already drunk and didn't eat more so just like oh to the team like i think he was just a little bit surprised because he didn't want beer and then you guys were like ken go get beer and he was like i don't want any you guys go get it but the

Where it went wrong is he probably went, you go get it. Instead of saying, I don't want any beer, so I don't feel like going and buying it. He just went, you go get it. And then you guys went right back. You go and attack at me like I need it. It got so heated, I'm sweaty right now. That did not happen that way. I feel like I just got done watching Cops. You touched my drum set. It did not happen that way.

We'll get to the bottom of this if Ken's got moldy money or not. I feel like it's not... That doesn't bother me. It doesn't mold. I feel like it's not fair of me and CJ to make this assumption because Ken will just immediately deflect it. So we need an outside source to come in. The next podcast held at every bar. We invite every server in. How do you think Ken treats you?

There's like a Me Too movement started on Ken's tipping. They see Ken walk in. They all the way just go, oh, turn around and leave. You know, I wasn't going to speak out, but you have me here. It has been. We're kidding, Ken. Chill. So, actually,

I guess this is mostly to Ken and Siege, but I'm moving out of the house. Whoa. So I have, what, one-third ownership in it? Yeah. And then I'm just going to move in with Sid into Ryan's house. Actually? Yeah.

Are you going to sell it then? Can we buy this? Yeah, yeah. If you want. Oh, we're down. Fuck yeah. Did you take it up with the owners of the house you're moving into? I took it up with Randy, yeah. I'm just kidding. I was like, oh, yeah. I don't have any say there. But, yeah, Sid couldn't find a place to live this summer. We got so much to unpack here. I was like, oh, I'll hop out. You guys can talk about this. I realize it involves me. I mean, not really, but... No, it doesn't. Wait, what? You guys are roommates now. Not us. You're moving in to Sidney's, which is actually...

and going to be Ryan's roommate. Well, just across the hall. Right. So we'll need to figure out some garage spots. You're not going to take my garage? What? You guys could do like a half and half.

Mike coming in. Well, Randy needs a spot and then you could do you and Ryan. Right. Mike's like, yeah, I'm going to bring my Subaru, the BMW. I don't want to get sun faded. Are you going to leave all your cars in the driveway? So then I have to park down the road. Dude. When are you doing this? I'll help you. What do you need? I'll help you move. I am. Oh,

If you guys know me, I don't like trolling for very long. I just don't like it. I kept it going, dude. I just kept it going. I kept it going.

Dude, I was already planning on getting a moving truck and carrying this out through the podcast into a video. Damn, Mike. No, it's fine. And I also knew how flustered you two would get for me blowing the troll super early, which also kind of gets me off. I don't know. It's just funny. Oh, I hate when you do that. Yeah, you really do. Ben's like, oh, what are you doing?

So anyway, Ryan's sunburnt, but you turn three shades of red darker. Too funny. Would you like it if Mike moved in? To be fair, I wouldn't care. It really wouldn't be that bad. Actually, besides me being like, if I was like, yeah, can I get a garage spot? That'd be annoying. That was so funny. You said it perfect. Because then you were like, okay, you talked to Randy, okay, okay, okay. And then I said garage spot, and you're like,

I was like, geez. Okay, we're really moving in. You're like, you got a bunch of cars. By the way, I like the way your room faces the lake, so we could switch. Actually, I do love Ryan's room. It's funny. We start calling it Mike's house. Hey, we're going to head over to Mike's house. Man, I would love to see that, dude. I'm just picturing that moving truck. That moving truck. Beep.

Paying over to Ryan just like emotionless. All of us are like, hey, let's move it in. Grab him and grab something. Grab the dresser, Ryan. Mike moves all of his shit in. Like, why did you bring all this? And he's just got it all like piled up in like the hallways.

I was going to step over it. Jeez, man. I'm just a minute. Mike's pretty cheap and shit, but he's always down to step up. Order Mike. It's been really fun lately. Like just, it's if we just get rid of this thought in your brain of like, I'm going to just buy my me drinks and my food and stuff. And just kind of like being nice and just like, I'll literally run into random people at the bar and then like, what do you guys want? And it just makes their day. It's so fun. Yeah.

Yeah, Ken is the person. That's how Ken feels. He's the rest of the menu the whole time. His day is made each time. Yeah, but also it's been returned a lot lately because we've just been, as Ken would say, just be super nice and they'll buy you drinks, but it's true. I just picture Ken at the bar being like, hey, buddy, how you doing? Like shaking him, hugging everyone. Oh, cripes. That is pretty good. They buy him a drink just to get him out of there. You have to do that, dude. I love you.

Last night when I was, uh, this guy came up to me and was like, Hey, were you talking about me on your podcast where you're saying like the, why are you telling this thing? And I was like, Holy crap. You get, you're starting to get paranoid. Yeah. I like had to think, I was like, what did I say? And he's like,

You were saying something. I was like, oh, no, no, that wasn't you, bro. It wasn't him? It was the Brushmark guy. It wasn't him, but I was like, was I? I couldn't remember even what I even said to begin with. I think if someone else asked you that, just for future, you should just say no. You shouldn't even think about it. Timmy, I didn't care. If I was talking about Timmy, I would have told him. He's funny, dude. He's funny, but I wasn't, so I had to think about it. If it was a random guy, then I would have been like, oh, no, of course not. And Mark? Mark?

Mark got a full plug, but I forget who said it. It's just kind of a bystander in our group or someone that wasn't normally with us just goes...

Mark has got to be one of the most stand-up guys I've ever met. That's what we were saying, dude. Who else just whips out a hundo? Or anything. It's not even that. It's not just money. He helps everyone. And he's such a busy guy, yet he somehow still makes time to help us with everything and everyone. He helps everyone. It's crazy, dude. Random people will be like, hey, I need help with...

doing this and he's like oh I got a guy at the very least he'll connect you with them or give you a link to something should we plug Mark's email no no

That would not help him. That would just hurt him. All the, like, can I get a free dirt bike request get directed towards Mark now. He's just like, well, yeah, no, I can do that. I got you. We felt like we owed you something, so we plugged your email. Remember when we did that to Zach up deep back when we first started? He told me that he still gets emails to this day, and I go, you still have that email? Yeah.

I'm like, why, dude? Like, that was like six years ago. You could have changed it. I just follow his videos, keep getting views, and then... Right. Damn, that'd suck. Bro, you got an eyelash on your nose. Yeah? I want to take it off. Do it. We just had a moment. I knew it was going to be two. I was like, if I take this off, it's going to be a moment. Thanks, Mike.

I just wished. I can't tell you what my wish was, but it was for you. Jesus. Get a room. Preferably not in my house. Oh, that's a good question, Butch. Do you guys have superstitions?

I'm not superstitious, but I'm a little stitious. That was the dumbest joke that I've ever heard. Screw you. Turn it off. I personally don't believe in it. I'm not surprised that you say that. Yeah, there's a... You have that I don't care attitude. It's a good thing.

I'm religious. So it's like, I just don't believe in that. Like the broken mirror, the spilled salt, the under the ladder, the black cat. Like, I don't believe in that stuff, but I'm trying to think of, also, I don't believe in like, I believe in setting goals, but I don't believe in like manifesting. Does that make sense?

How? How do you not believe in that? Because it's like, I manifested this. I did this. No, I believe in setting goals. Yeah, but you don't think that helped you get it? And then you, that's the thing. My definition of manifesting isn't the true definition of manifesting.

Well, I think it's just like, I guess if you really just break manifesting down, it's like that's what you think about. The things that you think about, you attract. Right. So I still believe in that. Law of attraction and setting goals. But anyway, no, I'm not superstitious at all. I'm always very careful about what I have come out of my mouth because I don't know why. That's funny because you say a lot of stupid shit. I know. I know, but I mean like, I say stupid shit, but obviously like,

Careful about what I say is going to happen or like, I don't know. It seems, I don't know, maybe I'm just paranoid, but it seems like it ends up happening. I feel that. You got to be careful what you say. You are a little stitious. I'm very superstitious. And also I'm the total opposite of you. I think manifesting is like huge.

Yeah, no, I think it is too. When I was in hockey, I used to always... Dude, it was so weird. I had to put my pads on a certain way. That's OCD. Because I was worried maybe something bad might happen in the game or something. I don't know. It was just weird. I guess that is superstitious. And I even damn near didn't take Lunchbox the cat because he was a black cat. I was like, this just seems a little weird. He's black cats hanging out around us. So you are very superstitious. I'm very superstitious. I wouldn't walk under a ladder.

I don't do anything. Really? Oh, my gosh. All right, we got two complete opposites here. But, I mean, look at Mike. He's very low-strung, and I'm pretty high-strung. I mean, what do you expect? But also with the manifesting thing, I think it's like, I mean, if you believe in it and you set your goals and you stick to it, I think it all is huge. Yeah, but I don't disagree with that at all. I think. I thought you said that. No, I just don't believe it. Like, manifesting is like.

being your own God, I guess. I just, I like setting goals, but you know, just a higher power for me. I, sometimes I get really turned off when you get like chicks that are like, I manifested that. I, I said I would get this job and I manifested, I talked about that and I got the job. Well, they got it, dude. Good for them. I know. Probably did. I agree with that. They're just saying they like abused the actual word, but. Yeah, I mean, I'm very quietly, like I quietly manifest. I don't know. I think it's all just what you put out into the universe. Yeah.

Kind of comes back around. Karma. That too. I don't really believe in karma either. Really? As you could probably guess. Bad karma, good karma. I feel like none of it. Really? Do you guys think bad things happen in threes? No. No.

I think that. Why? I don't know. It just seems like a couple bad things happen, then it's all good. Yeah, I guess I could see that. It's like when things go wrong, a bunch of shit goes wrong. I think that there's like a... Why three, though? I don't know. I think that's just like the term. I do love saying third time's a charm. Third time's a charm. You know, when you fuck up two times and you're like, oh, third time's a charm. There is something that like...

And you know, you see somebody who's like, damn, bad shit's always just happening to them. And it's normally a lack of preparation. I met a dude, broke his leg, got fired from his job, and then something else happened. But he got fired from his job because he broke his leg. And then because he broke his leg, he like couldn't afford his house payment or something like that. And he was putting this up on Snapchat. And so it's kind of like sometimes,

an effect of things that happen. Like one bad thing happens and then kind of other bad things can come of it. Well, there's a reaction. Yeah, exactly. There's a reaction. And so that's why I sometimes think you can get stuck in like bad ruts. Right. You get stuck in a good flow and a bad rut. It's all about momentum. Exactly. And also, I really applaud people that can

realize that's happening to them and then understand that the losing the the job was because of that it's still horrible but like when they can understand that versus just going bad stuff's always happening to me you know some people are just unlucky that's true some people are also very lucky but then again i don't know how true that is because

You hang around the right people and you put yourself in the right space, good things are going to happen. In the right situations. You hang around the wrong people, bad shit's going to happen. I mean... That's why... So I wouldn't go as far as to say I don't believe in luck because that's pretty aggressive. However, it's like really what is luck? Is it just life? Like when something good happens to you, you go, awesome. I'm happy that happened to me. It's kind of random, but I'm happy. There'd be lucky and good.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. So you don't believe in manifestation. You don't believe in luck. You don't believe in karma. You don't believe in any of that. Is that all because you're very religious? Yeah. Really? Did they teach you that? Yeah, I think they don't really teach you like these are bad things, but it's like really, like be real. What is luck? What is luck? I mean, luck could mean you're lucky or you could be like, oh, God, God.

Bless me with this. Right. It's kind of, they're, they're just a different term. Or maybe it's neither. It's just, maybe it's just a good thing happened to you. I'm saying like, you don't really have to put up. How much do you attribute your successes to God? Um, I guess like, like any person, you know, like, just like are happy at the end of the day and you thank him. But other than that, I attribute most of our success and my success to hard work and you guys pushing me and us pushing each other. So,

So do you pray every night then? Like you ask for things? No. Oh, I was going to say that'd be literally manifestation then. Right. You'd be manifesting. Do you ever? If you're asking like, please help so that way I do good on whatever I'm doing, that's the exact same thing. Same thing, I guess, yeah. It's either telling yourself or telling God. You put it out into the universe or God or whatever you think. I don't not believe in manifestation. I just like the true definition of manifestation, I don't. But all the things that come with it, I've

believe in that. Why are you so superstitious? Like, why wouldn't you walk under a ladder? Where did that stem from? I don't know. What's going to happen? I'm just a paranoid dude. I don't know. I just don't want to risk it.

I am just a paranoid dude. I don't know. Because it's like risk what? Risk what? Well, I don't want to risk having some bad shit happen. And then I'm going to be like, God damn it. And then you blame it on the ladder. That's what I mean. If you might go like, you walk under a ladder and then you stub your toe, you go, God damn, I knew I shouldn't have walked under that. I'm using a super easy example. Stubbing your toes. You walk under a ladder, you're driving home and a deer runs into you and you go, oh, I knew it was that ladder. Or maybe the deer just ran into you.

You know, bad things could happen because of a reaction or good things. But then you start thinking about it. Then you're like, that's true. You're looking for it. Then you're looking for it. I don't know. I just think there's a negative to every positive and you have to like, it sounds really weird, but I like the way I navigate is very like, I don't know. I just always have it in the back of my head. I think that if you truly believe there's a negative to every positive, then that a lot of that makes sense.

You know, like if there's a negative to every positive, then you do have to navigate. You got to like kind of pick and choose. I don't know. It's weird. Yeah.

That's a great question, Butch. That was a great question. What else you got, Butch? We were just thinking about what to say, and then Butch goes, are any of you guys superstitious? And then we got that whole conversation out of it. It's interesting because Sam and Jason, Ben's dad and brother, are sitting over there, and I go, man, I can tell they have a lot of things to say on this one. Both of you two have been looking at each other. What do you guys got to say? About what? Because you guys both believe heavily in manifesting and stuff like that, I would say. Jason's license plate on his course.

He had a red Corvette before you did. Right? It was red and it's innate. And I actually didn't know what that meant. I had to ask you. Well, that's not really manifestation. No, I know. I know. But what does that mean? It's the power within the body can heal the body, right?

Is innate. You're innate. I like healing. It's like if you cut your finger, you don't have to do anything. Your body just will heal itself. Do you guys believe in ghosts? Yeah. Yeah. Do you guys have any ghost stories? Oh, I have a good one. Thankfully, no, I don't. I have a really good one. So when I was in high school, my dad, his grandparents owned a...

Like a cafe or something. And I think they had Ham's beer there. So they had this Ham's beer sign and he, uh, somehow got it from my grandma and, uh, put it in this room outside of my room where I stayed or whatever. This, the sign. Yeah. And it would like light up and he would turn it on and just let it run. Uh, and he like left it running one night after we were playing pool together and

And that night when I went and, uh, I was taking a, it was like the middle of the night and, uh, I was sitting there peeing and I like turned around and,

And there was like a face dead ass. I, I, I, it was like staring at me. It scared the crap out of me. And I like, it was like, and then I flicked the light on and I was like, what the heck? Who was that? I don't know. I don't know. It's just a face. It was just sitting there. And then, uh, you know, in the dark. Yeah. It was like a white. How'd you see the face? Dude, I don't know if I was dreaming or what, but if I was half asleep, there was a face and it was staring at me. It wasn't like mean or anything. It was just staring there.

scared the shit out of me. I'd imagine. So I'm tweaking whatever. I finally go back to bed. Like there was like noises and I was like kind of hearing things. I would hear like talking and stuff. It was weird. But I I realized that if you don't have it on it was maybe I'm just paranoid again. But

I think I saw a ghost and my grandma thinks that it was maybe like him or something. She's like, you don't have to worry about him. He's nice. I'm like, no way. Grandma Marlowe. I keep, I basically, I would always make sure that thing was off. For sure. I don't know why, but I feel like that thing had some kind of like connection. Part of him was in it. I don't know if it was in it or what, but it just weird stuff would happen whenever that thing was running, which also it's like you get stuff in your head.

Right. And you were looking for it. Yeah. It scared the heck out of me, though. Oh, my God. That was like ghost time. And then also when I was a little kid, kind of same thing happened. So our neighbor, one of our friends, they had his mom and we were very close. She ended up passing away when they were like young. We were probably like five. And I think...

You know, it was this big, big deal. I can't remember if it was that night or if it was around that night or around that time. But I was sleeping in their room because I was scared or, you know, whatever. It was like a pretty, it was a very sad time. I was crying and stuff. And I woke up in the middle of the night to a face, again, a white face. Sorry, I mean, I still to this day, I think it might have been her maybe just like.

I don't know. Cause like we were kind of like friends and then whatever. And, but that gives me chills. I just remember I was like a little kid and I was just like sitting there in my parents' bed and I was just like looking at it. Maybe I was dreaming. I don't know. You know, I don't want to, but I do believe the hardest part about that too, is that like, I don't know, you know, you're like, I don't know. Was I just seeing things or, or because every person that's ever seen a ghost is like, Oh, sure. I saw it. But,

Also, I don't know. You can't prove it. It's crazy to think that most of the ghost stories, it's got to be like they lived in the house, they died in the house. I would never buy a house that had a death man. I wouldn't either. Is that being superstitious? I wouldn't either. No, just some idiot was making that shit up. Some idiot. Yeah, the funny story. You guys remember where they said that...

He fell out. Yeah. That was all a joke. Some dude went and told Ken. Tell that story. So Ken was out eating, and it was last year after me, Mike, and Ken went and got our house together. Somebody came up to Ken and was like, oh, yeah, I saw you bought the old whatever person's house. And then he goes...

you know how he died right and Ken's like no and he's like well he fell out the porch window because there's like this big screen and deck and died on the he was an alcoholic yeah but he got drunk and he fell through the screen and died so I was like are you kidding me when I heard that I was like god dang it we need to get rid of this place and I'm over here like well at least he didn't die in the

house? No, he was around it. Just two different people. He didn't die in the house. No, I was like, I agree. I wouldn't buy a house that's like, hey, they lived in here. They died in here. It's kind of creepy. I just wouldn't. But that was all fake? But if it was like your family, yeah, it was. If it was like a family, so like my cousin's

So my uncle, he passed away from cancer, but he, you know, passed away in the house because they, like, set him up on hospice in there. That's, like, different. That's different, yeah. That's way different. But if it was, like, obviously a murder or something tragic happened like that where, you know, maybe it wasn't a famine, I would not fuck with that. And a lot of places, if there's, like, a killing or something, you know, really bad happens there, oftentimes they level it. You know, in Fargo when there was...

this pregnant woman and they lived in like a,

duplex type of thing. And the neighbors came over and killed her and cut her open and took the baby. I think, is the baby still alive? Yeah, the baby's alive. That's so messed up. So messed up. Anyways, so they caught the people that did it and they're in jail and then obviously the other person, and I'm sure they were renting it, but they leveled the whole, because no one would want to buy that. No one was going to want to buy that after that, which makes sense. Makes sense. That's crazy. My parents' old cabin,

Lake Cabin, the lady, I think two owners before, died in the laundry room. When they came down to the lake one time, the microwave was running. The microwave? The microwave was just on. How long? What? Right? The microwave was just on after being gone for a week. And then another time, yeah, you guys were sitting there, and then a painting that had been on the wall for years just randomly fell. What else? There was some other stuff, right? We sold it.

Oh, you did? Was that... It was the yellow one? The D.O. one? Did you feel like... Could you feel like a presence of someone? Really? But you just didn't like it. You're like, I don't know. Yeah, you guys ever feel like somebody's just like in your presence? Okay, so I have a story about this. So my dad...

My dad, when he was young, like 10 or 11, his dad died. And he owned a gas station and also a towing company business. So he would have to go out in snowstorms. He went out in a snowstorm one day and he did his routine of giving all the kids like a goodnight kiss, checking on them, tucking them in, make sure they're good. And he would go out in the snowstorm. And one night when he was out, he had a heart attack and died young. He was like 40.

So one day I'm staying at my grandparents while my parents are on vacation when I was a little kid and I'm sleeping in my dad's old room in the basement.

and there's a snowstorm, you know, middle of the winter, and I'm laying there, and I woke up, and you could just feel like it was just like someone right behind you, right? And I was so scared. I couldn't even bear myself to look. Yeah, like you're not making that up. And it came right there, and then it was just gone. And I was like, wow, you know, everything stands up. And so I told...

my uh my aunt and i was like yeah like i had this happen i'm like scared to sleep in the basement i've been sleeping up on the couch because i'm scared to be down there she goes well grandpa roger used to come around every night before he would leave in a snowstorm and kiss all the kids good night he was like he was just checking on you before he left for the night

Yeah, that's kind of how my grandma said it. No, it's good. He was just making sure you were safe. And I like that they explain it like that. It makes you feel better. They don't have bad intentions. He did it to you? You gotta wonder though, think about that, if you do believe in it, how often they are in the presence and you don't know and they deliberately try to not

you know, make it noticeable because it obviously scares you. Even if they have good intentions. Think about that. Or if they come in and you're doing something dirty. Yeah, Jesus. Think about that, Ryan. Maybe I won't give him a kiss tonight. They're like, oh, oh. What'd you say? Like, Ryan said he had, it was an encounter and most likely a good ghost. Would you guys go to, like, a house? No. Because I know we got, though,

Dude, I do not... We would do the... Why did I do that? I don't fuck with haunted houses. Actually, I take that back. I didn't go to haunted houses.

But we used to go to abandoned houses. The creepier, the better. I hated that. I mean, it was fun. It was an adrenaline rush, but it was scary the entire time. It was one of my first experiences as a YouTuber. Most of my stuff was just edits, stupid, stupid, dumb, dumb stuff. But this one, we took a camcorder and a light, and we went and found this abandoned house and, you know, vlogged it. But it was, yeah, it was so weird. We went up upstairs, and there was, like,

like a whole pile of shoes it kind of reminded me of the holocaust you know because they would just take everyone's stuff and pilot i'm not joking like a pile of shoes old leather shoes was that the place that had like the dentist chair in it yeah yeah and then we had to go into the basement and the foundation was all made out of literal like rocks yeah whatever and it was super creepy but it wasn't haunted if i ever own land with an old scary house on it i'm gonna set it up to like like i'm

Like, I'm just going to go get, yeah, I'm going to go to the thrift store, buy a pile of shoes, put it in there. I'm going to, like, hang suits in the closet, you know? Like, just do weird shit so that if someone ever goes in there, they're like, this place is fucking creepy. You kind of have that over there. Well, we knocked the chimney down, but I guess some of those other little shacks. Yeah, man, there was stuff left. That shit's creepy, too. That is creepy, now that you say that. There's this movie. I had to look up the name, so I wouldn't blue ball everyone, but it's called Within.

I basically found out about it because I have some friends in Nashville and they got a song in the movie and it's like cool because I knew the song. It's perfect for the time when they play it. But anyway, it's about someone living in their walls, their attic, their walls, which is the creepiest thing about it is that that happens. Not a lot. Yeah, squatters. Yeah, squatters. And I don't know how wide their walls were and stuff, but he was like very –

This part was probably exaggerated, but he was really like zombie looking because he never left. He didn't go outside. He lived in the walls and he'd eat their food. Based on a true story? Yeah. Was this the one where the kid was kind of like a, the kid was born messed up and the family was super rich and they didn't want the kid to be seen, but they had like. No. Okay, nevermind. There's a whole movie.

This is about a squatter that was living in the walls in between their house. And he looked so creepy because he never saw the light of day. And then when they would leave, he would eat their food? Yep, or at night he would. And it's so creepy because it's real. That happens a lot. The movie's not real. But it's so creepy because someone could actually live in your attic and you not know. And you don't know. That happened in DL. What? One of Alex's classmates.

Apparently this guy had been living in their house in their attic. And when they would leave, he would go down and eat. So this kid, I guess, went home during lunch break to go eat.

grab something or I don't know. And he opened up the door and the guy was sitting there eating like a sandwich or something at the table. And the guy just stood up and sprinted out and he was like rattled, whatever. So they called the cops, they called the cops, the cops came and you know, they scout out the whole house and they ended up going upstairs and they found like where he was sleeping and he had like a little bit of stuff there and like,

a little spot. I think it was in the attic. I'd have to ask Alex, but... Talk about heebie-jeebies, dude. What? That's why I always freaking lock my door when I leave now because I'm worried, like, someone would just sneak in. Just walk in and then they're up there and you never know. Yeah, it's not trying to steal anything. It's trying to live there. Yeah, dude, I don't got really anything at home for you to steal, but you might... You live there? Imagine. Especially if you're by yourself. I don't really worry about it because I have...

big ken people come and fight the guy but back when i was living at uh like you know alone it was scary i always thought about that just think all the people in slab city their squatters and also like yeah but for the people who are able to do that talk about impressive about how quiet you have to i don't think i could rob a place without getting caught let alone live there bro that's so messed up they just like get used to it and they like you gotta have something wrong with where was he going to the bathroom

I don't know. I'd have to ask Alex. I just remember her telling me that story, and I was like, that is so crazy. And that's how I learned of the term squatter. Dude, I don't watch scary movies because I don't get anything out of it. It does not give me any sort of adrenaline that I desire. It almost freaks me out, and then I go home, and I'm like...

I'm tweaking right now. I'm not a paranoid person like CJ, but after that, I'm like, somebody's watching me. There's somebody here.

There's a ghost. Yeah. And I don't really even believe in that, like that there's like bad ghosts. But I'm like convinced myself of it after a scary movie. So I don't watch scary movies. I have legit maybe watched one full scary movie in my entire life. And it's only when we make it. It is funny. I don't watch it though. I literally, if you guys watch a scary movie, I just sit on my phone. Yeah, I always look over and Ben's just on his phone or he's like looking the other way, sleeping, trying to just...

I don't watch it. I still don't understand. Why do you watch scary movies? What do you get out of it? It literally hinders your life. It does. You personally, it really does. I'd say it's for the adrenaline.

And if you're not getting that out of it, then I totally understand why you don't mess with it. We got to ease you in with like a good... No, dude. No. I will never be a scary movie guy. No, we got to ease you in with a... I will legit never be a scary movie guy. Not like Saw or like some paranormal... Like a... I think the term is psychological thriller when you're trying to figure out what's happening. And it's not...

The guy isn't in the house trying to kill you. It's like some weird thing that's happening and you're trying to figure out why it's happening. And it's more of like a brain game. Those are the ones that I really like. And I think you would like those too.

I'm more into thrillers for sure. That's the worst part too. It's really hard to make a good scary movie. It's really hard to make a good psychological thriller scary movie. It's really easy to make a shitty scary movie. And that's why there's a million of them. If it's true, if it's based on a true story, like if it says that at the beginning. Nope. You're out. Nope. Because then you can go, this could actually happen to me. This actually happened. Yeah. So this was kind of, this was real. Obviously, it's probably exaggerated, but nope.

Nope. Count Ben out. But if you're listening to this and you have actual scary movies, drop them in the comments. I feel like comments on this podcast are going to be like, oh, I had this ghost story. I'm not even going to be able to read the comments. Probably not. I was like, Ben, you shouldn't. Why are you going to compare it to when you went up to California and that?

Oh, man. I like the people. So, Butch asked, why do you like the lakes area? So, basically, our neck of the woods more than California where a lot of other YouTubers live. I feel like we've covered this question probably, but...

I'd say just speaking on behalf of myself, just better people here, cheaper living. I mean, it's amazing in the summer and even the fall and the beginning of winter is a blast too. It works well for our content because we're able to do something different four times a year because we have four seasons. And it's hard, but we are able to do that. And

You cannot beat just the unbotheredness of being here. You can't beat that. Of like, we're on our own. We don't have to deal with anything. I mean, that's why we don't even, when we go to the city, when we go to Fargo, North Dakota, we don't really enjoy it. It's like, ah, the city life's not for us. And that's not even a big city. People that live in Minneapolis, although there's been some like,

nasty shootings there. Yeah, it's crazy like the crimes that are happening in the cities which really makes it easy to justify living out going. Whenever I go... So Fargo is a city that is like 45 minutes from here and it's a pretty big city. They got...

you know? Um, and we go there oftentimes just to get something or do whatever. And I'll run into subscribers there and the big, well, what are you doing in Fargo? Do you guys come here a lot? Like how long do you guys, I'm like, dude, I literally just come here to pick something up and I'll grab food and I get, get out. But, um,

Especially lately with all the shootings, though, like you were saying. So what happened in Fargo last night? Outside of like on the downtown strip, which is like where all the bars are, there's like a nice bar. And then there's the railroad tracks. And then like a couple bars that have been there forever. And they're kind of... You don't go in there. You don't go there. They're pretty sketchy. And then to the south of that, there's more bars. So a lot of people are walking past these like really junky, you could consider them local bars, but they're basically just homeless people. Yeah.

And apparently outside of those bars...

there was like a shooting and some guy shot two people and apparently they're going to be okay. Non-life threatening injuries is what I saw. But like I had friends in cowboy Jacks that are like in the bar next to it, in the bar next, right next door. And they're like, yep, we're partying, you know, music's loud and you hear distinct gunshots. And he goes, nobody knows what to do. He's like, you literally feel like a fish in a barrel because he's like, is the shot coming from over there? Is it coming from over there? Like what?

what do you do? Is it inside or is it outside? Yeah. It's probably pretty common, honestly, in any big city. Right. And some giant cities. And so they said they just like literally headed for a wall or a corner and just like got down. And then they kind of like realized it wasn't happening. And then everybody at Cowboy Jack's, they like shut off the door once they realized it was outside. Yeah. After that, like the police came, everything, and then they let everybody out.

And there was police tape, blood on the sidewalk. Oh, my gosh. The whole nines. They were like, someone's for sure dead. But apparently not. Dang, dude. Was it malicious intent? Obviously. Obviously. Yeah. But premeditated? Or was it just some guy that just saw random people walking? They don't know. They didn't catch him. But it was like a 21-year-old kid. What? Still gone. They know who it is. They don't know where he is or where he's going. Dude, that's wild. That's the second...

shooting in fargo in the last two weeks yeah man yeah i was at this bar in minneapolis which is like for people that live in minnesota know like minneapolis is going to shit and i was at this bar in minneapolis when i was telling grad i was like i just don't feel like safe here obviously i know that there's like this whole stigma around the whole city is like being dangerous but i was like i don't know this like doesn't feel right

Sure enough, the next weekend, eight people shot at that bar that I was at. What? Yeah. And I was like, I told you, I told you. I didn't know about that. Yeah, not good. Dude, that's wild. Yeah, it's pretty depressing to talk about, honestly. Man, I love you guys.

I'm totally not going to shoot you. I hope we're not going to shoot anybody. Ken did almost shoot Ryan with a shotgun that one time when Ryan was scaring him. Oh, yeah. What? Oh, my gosh. I forgot about that. So while Ken's coming in here, you know when you're a kid and you drive around and do nothing, kind of like you were talking about with your buddies, you're running around the street? Yeah.

That's what we used to do. So we used to have this story of the lady in white. She was an old lady, hated dirt bikers, whole thing. We'd created a fake story. And so me and Jake decide, hey, we're going to go with a couple of our friends. We're going to go to Walmart, get nightgowns, dress everybody up like the lady in white, and we're going to go scare Ken. Great plan in theory. At 4 a.m. At 4 a.m. So I tell my mom I'm playing Xbox at Jake's. No worries. We're safe.

Meanwhile, we're out on the town driving around, doing whatever. So we come over to Ken's house. The sun was coming up. The sun was coming up. Yeah, it was like 4 a.m., 5 a.m. by the time we'd had this plan all pushed out. So we go knocking on the window to Ken. Ken wakes up, looks out the window. What did he do? I had to open up all my shades. Yeah, so what did you do? What happened? What was his face? I was like, oh.

It was actually very similar to that. Yeah, Ken looked surprised and confused. Was like, what is going on? It's like 4 or 5 a.m. I'm sleeping. I hear like just a little pitter patter in my window. I was like, what the fuck is going on? Hoping it'll just go away. You know, it's a bird or something. Hoping it'll go away. This was before we like messed with each other. This was like new. I was like, oh, it's a bird or some animal. It's just hitting the glass and then just keeps going. I was like, fuck, I got to go look at this.

And I was like, what the fuck? And then you guys run away. And then, cause you guys weren't, weren't there very long initially. And then you, you, I was like, okay, whatever. I'll go back to bed. And then you come back and then you did the same thing and you go run away again. And you came back a third time. It was the second time. I'm pretty sure. I thought you came back twice.

Then I, like, get on the deck, scream at you guys. So then that's where the story gets interesting. So you went over there and you scared Ken. So on the second scare of Ken, Ken appeared to us to have been very scared because then we had the lady in white right up by the window and whatever. So Ken takes off running the house and we go, we've got to get out of here. So we go spreading off in the yard.

Ken starts flicking lights on, screaming. The whole house runs out on the deck, screaming. Gets out on the deck and what is he screaming? What did you scream? Get the fuck off my lawn. It was like the most aggressive, angry grunt in the voice. Get the fuck out of my yard. Flip the switch. So then we're like, oh shit. So we run.

We're running through the driveway. The whole house, Ken's parents, his brother. We're running down the driveway. And as I'm rounding the corner around the garage, Ken comes flying out the main door of the house. We're like, oh, shit. Ken, what were you going to do? I don't know. I didn't know who it was. Ken was seeing red. Ken.

Ken, you were so lucky he didn't get a hold of you. So then we jump in my car, peel out of there, laugh, think it's the funniest thing, go back to Jake's, sleep until 1, whatever. Completely ruin Ken's night.

And his whole family for that matter. So then it got interesting because Ken obviously had woken up the whole house. And was very mad. Yep. And was very mad. So Ken's dad, Bob, wakes up and is like, what the hell is going on? All the stuff. Ken presumably tells him the story or whatever. Yeah.

And then calls my dad because I'm out till 5 a.m. fucking with Ken. And so during that time in the house, Ken had ran to his brother and said, give me the shotgun. Give me the gun. And thankfully, you would have been like, yeah, here you go. So Cody goes, what do you need the gun for? And I assume somebody gets when he's angry. He probably didn't give anything.

any answer and Cody told him no you can't have the gun thankfully ran upstairs did the whole thing I'm sure Ken told his dad it's like there's somebody trying to break in the house you don't know what's going on but did you see the lady in white so that is where now the story gets interesting that it was the second time we were back and you knew it was us I didn't know it was you though he was prepared to shoot any young

woman in his yard. Just don't wake him up. That's the moral of the story. But so then I got in big trouble. I didn't know it was you until I saw your car peeling down the road. Oh.

The little TC. The little TC. Rev bombing. Yeah, so then I got in tons of trouble. I still remember the conversation right outside of our shop when Bob came over and was like, listen, you can't be doing that. One, it's disruptive. It's two, you're out late. Three, you could have gotten shot. Grant was trying to get the gun. Can you imagine if Ken just fucking got me right in his yard for playing a little prank? You don't fuck around with some shit.

No, you don't fuck around with some shit, dude. I wouldn't shoot somebody in my yard that's laughing and cackling as two young girls and two dudes are running through the yard laughing. I wouldn't go, these people need to be shot. Get the shotgun. We got some high schooler kids. Clean cut. Cute girls. She wasn't cute wearing that. No excuses. If she was cute, I wouldn't have shot her.

So yeah, that was a story about Ken almost shot me and got me grounded for a month. I actually don't know if Ken could have managed to figure out how to shoot you though.

Yeah. It's mostly like the scare thing. You hear the shotgun click. I think Kevin was going to scare me with a fucking shotgun in his yard, dude. You were scaring me with a fucking lady standing outside my window. Yeah, I was just trying to send a good example. Nobody fucks with me, dude. We probably wouldn't have messed with Kevin. For the last like 10 years, we've been, we all mess with each other. But every time we would go to mess with Kevin, I'd be like, remember that one time you shot Ryan? Let's not mess with him, dude. Yeah.

Oh my gosh. Ken's got that look in his eye of fuck around and find out. Think about how much more interesting Ken's life has been thanks to just things like that we do. That's true. He gets roped in, but it's been a pretty interesting time. It's been a wild ride. Just lie to me about who your family is. What? You told me, you know, one of our friends, he was your cousin, and I just

I don't believe that didn't ask any questions. And then I say, something's like, yeah, isn't, isn't he your cousin? He's like, what do you mean? He's not our cousin. Amazing. I don't even know this. That's right. I completely forgot about that until this moment. So Jake Pricer was your cousin.

And I just believed it. Didn't ask a single question. It all lined up. I mean, he's like, dude, they all live on the same beach. CJ and Ben used to be menaces. You couldn't believe anything. Still can't, but anything. And it was constant. And for no, like now you just, if something's weird happening, you're like, okay, where's the camera? There's maybe a little bit of purpose behind this, but it used to just be,

Just to get you two off. It's the typical little kid, like, how many lies can we get away with? I don't know if I'd call them lies. They're more trolls. They're more fibs. If you tell the truth, that's a lie. It's a lie by another name. It's just a joke. But there was no group back then. Because now, you know, something's happening. You go to Mike or you go to Ken. You can figure out that something is up. And also, now we know each other a little better. But, man, I was...

I was green, dude. I didn't know anything. You two would tell me something like, yep, that's what my friend said. They probably are being honest. And then I wouldn't have anybody to fact check with. What am I going to do? Go to Sam and be like, hey, Ben told me this. Is that true? And you'd be like, yeah, of course it's true. And then then the family's making fun of me, man. So one of the funniest trolls we did on Ryan was my sister was dating this guy.

And we convinced Ryan that he just hated him because one time Ryan... And he was like, gosh, what did I do to him? You know, whatever. And we told him, well, that one time that you kicked the soccer ball, well, it hit him in the nuts. And then you just laughed.

Because you didn't know it hit him in the nuts. And he was like, oh, my God, I did. We were like, totally made that up. Because there's always soccer balls sitting in your yard. We're like, yeah, you just ran up and kicked it and hit him right in the nuts. And I guess you just walked away. So he was like, damn, screw that guy. And you believed it. Yeah, I did. I believed a lot of things. I feel like there's so many trolls that me and CJ completely forgot to tell you were trolls that you probably still believe to this day. Ah.

I think I probably figured them out as I got a little bit older and smarter, but there definitely is ones out there that I don't know. Ryan, you're just so trusting.

I was so trusting. You've ruined me. Ken actually doesn't believe a single thing I say anymore. You gotta question everything. It's insanely inconvenient because I'm like, why would I lie about that? And he'd be like, I don't know. Why would you? But it's a fair point. There might be another thing that's just as meaningless that you would lie about. It's so funny. Mike started pointing it out too. Ken just is

is so curious about everything now where like, simply because he thinks that I'm always up to something, something bad. I'm always scheming about something. You got to trust, but verify. You got to verify. Like, is this accurate? Is this true? Is he just fucking with me? Or is this just, he's actually saying this. Ken's like that kind of dog that has like his tail up and he has like his guard up and he's constantly just like,

Like, that's Ken. Like, I see him, like, kind of straightened out a little bit. Looking around. Double checking. CJ, what's in his hands? Pockets. Where's the taser at? Looks over at me. Squints a little bit. Eyes me up. Mike. What's Ben and CJ up to?

Ken has to verify what's happening in front of his eyes. Like he'll come and be like, I'll be eating a sandwich. And I'll just walk up and go, eating a sandwich? And I go, yup, that's it. It's like poor Ken did his eating a sandwich. It's like a dog that got accidentally kicked one time and it's just like every time it sees a foot it gets scared now. It's like, are you really just eating a sandwich or is this to get back at me? Cheddar, what's in that sandwich?

Cup. Where's the taser? Where's the smelling salts? Where's, uh, what are the... It's not even just pranks. It's everything. Like, it's not just, like, taser and pranks. It's just, like... Why'd you say it like that? You can't trust anything, though. You are right there, Ken.

You never know if someone you might, Ben might have his little camera hidden. It might be just his little camera hidden. That little camera he runs around with. You know, he's always filming us and shit. You know, just like, you know, with his little friend. He might just hold up his cell phone a little like. I love doing that. I won't even have the camera and I'll just put it up like this and then just look at Ken and it'll be like, what?

Good times. Bit of a random one, eh, mate? I feel like we got a lot covered, and we're going to get to the bottom of this moldy money thing. You guys want to get a little more? I actually think if I'm willing to go around to every waitress at every restaurant we eat at and ask them who tips better, and I would put money on it that they would say me every time. I don't know where you – I actually defended you. I told Tint – I said, I think Ken Tint –

Tips pretty well. But I don't know why you tried to say that. I only tip $2. There's no way. Never done that in my life. We need a report card. I would literally feel so embarrassed. I do have to say, your tips have gotten better, but they used to be pretty poor. They are good now. Okay. There we go. They were pretty poor previously, though. Like, what are we talking about? I was in, like, high school? Probably two or three years ago.

Okay, well, I guess I don't know about that then. All right, we're going to get to the bottom of this, though, for the people. We're doing it. All right, guys. See you next week. Let's go get some more flights with the sun.

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