Getting Banned from Dodger Stadium with Noe Murillo

Summary

LA PLATICA, Episode 222: "Getting Banned from Dodger Stadium with Noe Murillo"

Release Date: November 24, 2025
Hosts: Sebastian Robles (“Sebas”), Josh Leyva
Special Guest: Noe Murillo
Episode Theme:
An unfiltered dive into the journey of Noe Murillo—school bus driver turned viral TikTok solo date “mukbanger”— touching on authenticity in social media, success without traditional passion, navigating newfound fame, life as a Latino content creator, and of course, his infamous Dodger Stadium ban.

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Episode Overview

This episode of LA PLATICA centers on the meteoric rise of Noe Murillo, a school bus driver whose relatable, low-fi solo dining TikToks have garnered him a massive following. Hosts Sebas and Josh, both content creation veterans, explore Noe’s unconventional path to internet stardom, the realities of monetizing social media, staying grounded amidst virality, and the value of creating authentic content that resonates with everyday people. The episode also features a live food tasting, candid takes on the meaning of life, and, finally, the juicy details behind Noe’s viral “ban” from Dodger Stadium.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Noe Murillo’s Origin Story & Rise to Fame

• Getting Started as a Bus Driver and Content Creator
  • Noe started as a school bus driver but needed extra income. Inspired by others on TikTok earning real money via relatable “day-in-the-life” content, he saw an opportunity and made his own version focused on bus driving.

    “I saw people making money from TikTok. I gotta give a shout out to Juan Ruiz... That video went viral and he talked about making $5,000. Then I had the little lightbulb moment—let me do it as the Analytical School Bus Driver.” – Noe (05:20)

• Viral Growth
  • In just four months, Noe gained 100k followers. Transitioning to “solo date” mukbangs sparked explosive growth: 800k more followers within another four months.

    “Within 10 months I gained like a million followers on TikTok, which has been crazy.” – Noe (26:46)

• Content Formula
  • Noe emphasizes intentional creativity in short-form: compelling hooks, engagement strategies, consistent editing, and leaning into “rage bait” (like his signature lip-lick before eating).

    “There’s a formula...getting the right hooks, the editing and, you know, creating engagement—doing things to get people to comment.” – Noe (06:20)

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2. Money, Transparency & the Motivation to Create

• Being Honest About Money
  • Noe openly admits content creation began as a way to supplement his income, not out of “passion,” and discusses being transparent about earnings.

    “People say, ‘Get into content creation, you gotta be passionate about it.’ I’m like, I’ll be honest—I just did it for the money.” – Noe (06:07)

• Income Realities
  • Noe made around $40-50k in a year, but clarifies most is from sponsorships and brand deals, not direct TikTok payments.

    “Majority is coming from brand deals and sponsorships. But now I’m kind of dealing with a lot of people asking for money!” – Noe (10:50)

• Balancing Happiness, Gratitude, and Material Success
  • Discussion on whether money brings happiness; all agree it provides options and relief, but doesn’t guarantee fulfillment.

    “Honestly, this past year—having more money—I haven’t been happier.” – Noe (11:55)
    “What fulfills me is when people say, ‘I love La Platica...’ That makes me happy. But yes, money helps you find happiness...especially if you’re coming from a certain situation.” – Sebas (13:05)

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3. Solo Dates, Mental Health, and Authenticity

• Impact of Solo Content
  • Noe’s “solo date” trend not only grew his audience but inspired followers to explore outings alone for healing after breakups or self-growth.

    “The amount of people that come up to me: 'Because of you, I started going out myself.’ Even girls, too—so that really resonated.” – Noe (16:37)

• Normalizing Doing Things Alone
  • Both hosts and Noe stress the importance and value in enjoying time alone for mental health and confidence.

    “Do things by yourself! Table for one—say that. It’s the best feeling.” – Josh (18:20)

• Dealing with Fame
  • Noe navigates being recognized as an older creator, staying grounded, and not letting fame affect his day-to-day.

    “I’m older... so I’m more grounded, I’m kind of just ‘eh.’ If I was 18, yeah, I’d be wilding out!” – Noe (15:46)

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4. The Truth About “Viral Formulas” and Content Strategy

• Hooking the Viewer
  • The first few seconds are crucial—doing something eye-catching or unexpected starts viewer retention.

    “You gotta get the right hook—do something that makes people go, ‘what was that?’” – Noe (27:52)

• Driving Engagement
  • Using recurring motifs (“where’s the Groupon?”), subtle rage-bait (signature lip lick), and intentionally over-ordering food spark comments and debate.

    “Now, every comment is like a little viral token.” – Noe (28:25)

• Editing & Length
  • Even his multi-minute clips stay engaging by keeping a snappy pace—remarkable considering the short attention span on TikTok.

    “It could be anywhere from like two to three minutes, but I make sure the video doesn’t drag—every clip has to have something.” – Noe (30:12)

• Replicating Success Across Platforms
  • Noe notes varying results on Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube Shorts; each requires platform literacy but his core approach largely carries over.

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5. Mukbangs, Fast Food Opinions, and Food Hot Takes

• Food as Content (and Joy?)
  • Despite fame as a “mukbanger,” Noe insists he isn’t a ‘foodie’—he just knows what’s good and enjoys eating, but doesn’t obsess over cuisine.

    “People ask me, ‘What’s my favorite food?’ I don’t know—like a teriyaki bowl, or Chipotle burrito. I just eat, not a foodie.” – Noe (76:15)

• Best Fast Food Debates
  • In-N-Out wins “best fast food burger” by group consensus. Five Guys scores well but is knocked for price.

    “There’s nothing like an In-N-Out burger. Cream of the crop.” – Josh (41:12)

  • Big Macs are universally loved, and the Jack in the Box Sourdough Jack gets special praise.

    “Sourdough Jack. That’s my go-to.” – Noe (57:01)

• Live Mukbang Segment
  • The group taste-tests Taco Bell’s Chicken Buffalo Burrito.

    “This is fire. It’s better than McDonald’s snack wrap because it’s bigger.” – Josh (38:51) “I’m a chicken wrap guy—reminds me of that McDonald’s snack wrap, but with more flavor.” – Noe (36:43)

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6. Dating, Paying for Dates, and Latinos Navigating Modern Love

• Solo Guy Reputation
  • Noe admits his dating life has changed post-fame, but is mindful not to disrupt his “solo date” brand. Eventually, he’d like to incorporate dating content.
• Who Pays on Dates? What About Birthdays?
  • Hosts and guest agree: men should pay for the first few dates, but want to see at least the gesture of reciprocity or offer from women after a while.

    “If she doesn’t at least offer (after like three months), then I do judge a little.” – Noe (65:18)

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7. The Dodger Stadium Ban Story

• What Happened
  • Noe brought a covert flask (disguised as a charger) with alcohol into Dodger Stadium, filmed it for TikTok, and went viral. The stadium recognized him and banned him for a year—not just from games but from the parking lot too.

    “The next day I had employees DM me, ‘Hey, you’re banned.’ I emailed them like, am I good to go? They said, ‘No, you can’t even come into the parking.’” – Noe (74:06)

  • Only after a year was he allowed back, but the ban became part of his legend and further propelled his online profile.

    “But in my defense, those drinks are like $30, you know what I mean? Am I not going to…?” – Noe (75:18)

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On Social Media Authenticity:

  “Social media has taken a different shift—people want to see authentic, relatable content. Not overly produced, not super high quality… like, you’re just, ‘yo, this is my life, I’m single, I’m going on solo dates.’” — Matt (06:30)

• On Money vs. Meaning:

  “Money doesn’t buy happiness… but having more of it, I haven’t been happier!” — Noe (11:55)

• On the Value of Solo Dates:

  “The best thing in the world, and I encourage everybody at home—do things by yourself. Table for one. Just say that.” — Josh (18:20)

• On Content Creation Strategy:

  “Every comment is like a little viral token.” — Noe (28:25)

• On Social Media Burnout:

  “Am I passionate about making videos? I wouldn’t say that. Honestly, it’s always just, alright, what video do I film today.” — Noe (14:47)

• On Dating and Reciprocity:

  “If she doesn’t at least offer (to pay) after a few months, that is kind of a (red flag)... You at least gotta offer.” — Noe (65:18)

• On Dodger Stadium Ban:

  “No, you can’t come in the parking. They said ‘you’re banned.’” — Noe (74:11)

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Important Timestamps

• Intro & Noe’s Origin Story (04:42–05:44)
• Viral Growth & Analytic Approach (05:44–06:30)
• Authenticity/Audience Resonance (06:54–07:31)
• Transparency About Money in Content (10:50–12:01)
• Solo Dates & Mental Health (16:37–18:20)
• Content Creation Formula/Strategy (27:40–28:25)
• Live Taco Bell Mukbang (32:23–36:40)
• Debate: Best Fast Food Burger (41:03–42:31)
• Dodger Stadium Ban Story (74:06–75:54)
• Quickfire Q&A: Snacks, Movies, Guilty Pleasures (49:06–52:12)
• Dating & Paying Expectations (64:00–65:22)
• Reflection on Doing Things Alone (80:22–81:41)

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Memorable and Fun Segments

• Mukbang together on-air with Taco Bell burritos (32:23–36:43)
• Dodger Stadium Flask Video Breakdown (75:00–75:49)
• Hosts reflecting on modern Latino masculinity and content authenticity throughout

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Takeaways

Noe Murillo’s story is a testament to how well-timed relatability, honesty, and understanding of content formulas can upend traditional “influencer” narratives. Whether it’s normalizing solo dates, being blunt about chasing the bag, or navigating viral controversies like getting banned from Dodger Stadium, his journey humanizes social media success. All accomplished with humor, humility, and a drive to keep it real—and maybe, just maybe, a secret passion for food after all.

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Follow Noe Murillo

• TikTok: @theanalyticalschoolbusdriver
• Instagram: [Linked in episode description]
• YouTube Shorts: [Linked in episode description]
• Stay tuned for possible coaching/courses—Noe promises no scams.

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Transcript

[Noel Murillo]

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[Matt]

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[Josh Laver]

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[Matt]

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[Josh Laver]

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[Matt]

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[Josh Laver]

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[Matt]

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[Josh Laver]

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[Matt]

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[Josh Laver]

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[Matt]

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[Josh Laver]

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[Matt]

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[Josh Laver]

Let me be honest. Every guest is a privilege. Do we want to go there get jolly? Cause I'm on a podcast with Josh Laver. Hell yeah. You have too, mother.

[Matt]

Ladies and gentlemen, let me just tell you.

[Jess]

This is episode 222 with Noel Murillo. Yeah, period.

[Josh Laver]

Wow.

[Matt]

222S. Lucky number, baby.

[Noel Murillo]

Two.

[Matt]

Two twos.

[Josh Laver]

222, baby.

[Matt]

Yeah. My. My angel numbers are 444, though. I don't know if you guys don't.

[Josh Laver]

Even know what an angel number is, man.

[Matt]

You don't know what an angel. You know an angel number?

[Noel Murillo]

No, I don't.

[Matt]

It's like that number that like you just see everywhere. Like 11, 11, 777, 444. Those are angel Numbers, and they each have different meanings. So every time I look at a clock, a lot of the times It'll be like 4,44, you know? So.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah, mine's 11. 11. Make a wish.

[Matt]

There's your angel number.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah, Josh, you want to do the intro? You want me to do it?

[Matt]

Got it. My boy. You leading the charts, baby. Let's go.

[Josh Laver]

All right. For sure. Everybody, welcome to LA. Episode 222. An angel number, supposedly. Welcome to La Platica. Number one. Number one rated La Platica.

[Noel Murillo]

No.

[Josh Laver]

Number one Latino podcast in the world. That's according to Google, my boys. Check it out. Hey, shout out to our sponsors at sea. Yes, sir. Our homies back at sea. Geek. Thank you so much for sponsoring this video. It's Monday, baby. Hashtag Mondays don't suck. You already knew that.

[Noel Murillo]

But you.

[Josh Laver]

But you already knew that. I hope you guys had a fantastic weekend. But, guys, it's Monday. It's time to get on track. And I know. Shout out to everybody that's at the gym.

[Matt]

Hey, you working out right now? You on the StairMaster, baby girl, you better crank it up.

[Josh Laver]

Shout out to Everybody.

[Matt]

You got seven. I need you to put that up to 11.

[Josh Laver]

Yes, sir. Oh, you know what I mean. Maybe not too tough. Look, shout out to everybody. Driving on the way to work, getting that money cuz we making paper, baby. Now, I'm Sebastian Robles. This is D. Josh Levo. And today we got a special guest. Super special guest. He is what we call Blowing up superstar. Tik tok. Superstar sensation. You probably already follow him. He's known. He's a amazing school bus driver. Not only that, but I see he, like, does hella mukbang stuff.

[Matt]

Yeah, solo dates.

[Josh Laver]

He solo dates. I see him at the movies, I see him at Chuck E. Cheese. I see him getting kicked out spots.

[Noel Murillo]

Oh, we'll talk about it.

[Josh Laver]

We'll talk about it. But today we have no on the podcast. Hey, so much.

[Matt]

Welcome to la, my boy.

[Josh Laver]

Appreciate. Thanks so much for coming on la, bro. We really appreciate it. I know you're super busy. You create content constantly. Very entertaining. How are you, brother?

[Noel Murillo]

I'm good, I'm good. How are you guys? Good.

[Matt]

Bro. Bro, I discovered you recently and I know you've been at it for a minute now, right?

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah, about. About a year now.

[Matt]

About a year that you've been doing like, tik toks. And dude, your content is, first of all, it's very, very good. Very unique, very you. It feels like very organic. And dude, you and I say this like. Like, you get so many views, bro. I came across you on one of your TikToks two weeks ago when I hit you up. The day I hit you up is when I discovered you.

[Noel Murillo]

Okay?

[Matt]

I was laying in bed and I came across Tick Tock. I watched the whole thing and I was like, damn, this guy's good. So then I went on your page, every single view. It was like a million plus.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Matt]

And I woke up my girl, I go, I think I just found the most Famous man on TikTok. I'm like, Bro, you're just popping and people love you, bro. It's really cool to see, man.

[Noel Murillo]

It's great. Thank you. It's been crazy. It's. Yeah, it's been within a year, so. Yeah, I can't even believe it, honestly.

[Matt]

Tell us your backstory. I know you. You're a bus driver, a school bus driver. I want to know, like, what is, like, what's the origin story? How'd you get to this point? How are you here right now?

[Noel Murillo]

So pretty much, you know, I was doing bus driving and on. Just long story short, I was just. I just needed more money, you know, here in LA, you know, I was making about what, 80, 000 a year? What, a thousand.

[Matt]

School bus.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah. Which is what, you know, take Homes was about like, what, 1000 to 1200 a week. But. And then you, you know, which I thought it was decent money. But then you look into, like, moving out, you get your own apartment, and it's like, you know, it's not a lot of money. And then, you know, you want kids. You factoring kids. Like, I don't know how I'm gonna do it. And then from there, I just saw people making money from Tick tock. I gotta give him a shout out. Juan Ruiz.

[Matt]

Oh, no way.

[Noel Murillo]

His. He did A Day in a Life of an Office assistant. Okay, and then I think I know.

[Matt]

Who you're talking about.

[Noel Murillo]

And he was just kind of doing like ASMR in office, like, you know, refilling the paper machine with paper, clean the tables. And that video went viral. It got like 10 million views. And then he did a follow up to that video, and then he talked about making $5,000 from that video. And then that's when I had the little light bulb moment of, okay, I gotta do this. Let me do it. The Analytical School Bus Driver. And then that took off.

[Matt]

Yeah, bro. So I kind of have a funny. A similar story to that too. I remember my boy, he had told me he was making $10,000 a month making YouTube videos. And I was like, holy shit. Like, there's an opportunity there. Yeah, that wasn't why I started, but it definitely was a huge motivational factor.

[Noel Murillo]

Right.

[Matt]

And I saw you actually talk about this on another TikTok that you did with somebody else, where you were like, yeah, I just needed some more money, so I started making content. Which I love that you admit that, because a lot of people, like, won't.

[Noel Murillo]

Say that I do it, I do it for the money. I've heard people say, like, to get in, get into consecration, like, you got to be like, passionate about it. I'm like, I'll be honest. I just did it for the money.

[Matt]

Yeah, but you figured out something that works for you and it's very, like, organic. It's not forced, bro.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah, there is a formula, like, not to sound, like, not to sound full of myself, but there definitely is a formula when it comes to short form content. Right. Getting the right hooks, the editing and, you know, creating engagement, doing things to get people to comment and stuff.

[Matt]

Yeah, you are a perfect example of. I feel like social media now has. Has taken a different shift. People want to see authentic, relatable content that's not overly produced. It's not super high quality. Not to discredit you, but I'm saying, like, it just feels very raw and real. And I feel like people on social media, like, they, they're over the. Over polished, the. You know what I mean? Like, the high quality cameras. Like, he just like, yo, this is my life. I'm single. You're single?

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Matt]

I'm going on solo dates and I'm taking you along with me. And then, like, even though you're making money on social media now, like, you're still known for using, like, coupons and stuff like that coupon and stuff like that. And you're like, very, like, open about it. Like, you're like, oh, I got the. I got the groupon. Y' all saw the groupon.

[Noel Murillo]

I got the groupon.

[Matt]

Like, it's just really cool to see you, man.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah, it is, it is.

[Josh Laver]

It's very. It's. It's. It's. It's like everybody, like you said, everybody wants to go like, and be on social media and be like this polished figure and, oh, I organically came here or I organically started, like, influencing and stuff, which is great, but I feel like a lot of people always like, mask that as well, but you organically just are organic.

[Noel Murillo]

You know what I mean?

[Matt]

Organically.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah, organically. So, yeah, I think it's really cool, man. My question was like, for being a bus driver, that's a pretty unique profession, right?

[Noel Murillo]

Very.

[Josh Laver]

It's something you got to get your license for.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah. Because you can't drive those huge long things.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

Pause. Yeah, but is that something that like maybe your, your dad did or your Theo did or how did you like fall into that? Yeah, because that's like a. Like where do you go apply for that?

[Noel Murillo]

So I was the only school bus driving for. So when I made that tick tock, I was just driving school bus for about two months.

[Matt]

But you're not anymore.

[Josh Laver]

What?

[Noel Murillo]

I do school bus driving like once a month now.

[Josh Laver]

Oh wow.

[Noel Murillo]

Just for content. Just to get a video out of it. Yeah. So they call me if there's a fun video out of it. They call me just to.

[Matt]

Bro, you're so.

[Josh Laver]

No way.

[Noel Murillo]

So good.

[Matt]

Just to get some content.

[Josh Laver]

Wait, hold on. So you're just a school bus driver for fun now?

[Noel Murillo]

And fun fact.

[Josh Laver]

That's actually cool.

[Matt]

Well, for the content.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah. And fun fact. I tell them like, don't pay me like.

[Matt]

Oh really?

[Noel Murillo]

That's cool. I drive for free. Yeah.

[Matt]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

No, okay.

[Matt]

Don't pay me. I'm making so much money.

[Josh Laver]

I'm sorry we making it about us, but. We're making it about us. But me organically, I'm going to tell you, cuz this is who I am as my personality. Can we please go on a ride along?

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah. Oh, no way. Get the best.

[Josh Laver]

Like, please, bro. Like I would actually love that.

[Noel Murillo]

Bro.

[Matt]

You honestly don't have your own bus? Right? Like, okay. It's like a whole. It's like a company.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah. Company. Private charter. Yeah.

[Matt]

And is it. Do you do like certain agent or how does that work?

[Noel Murillo]

It varies. It's a. It's a private charter company. So I mainly just do like field trips and I take the kids to like the sport games and stuff. Like so I don't do the whole like dropping off to school kind of.

[Matt]

Got it. They recognize you.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

Now. Now they do. Yeah. I mean bro, you can't. We can't. You can't be on the, on the in the bus working like being so known like, like knowing. That's crazy, bro. Yeah. You wouldn' able to. To do your job correctly. Right. And be safe.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah, they get a little crazy. Yeah, they get crazy. Yeah. For most part it's been pretty good crazy. Like an excitement that I'm.

[Matt]

They want to make and stuff.

[Noel Murillo]

But that's cool. Yeah. Still like I said, I only do it just for content now.

[Josh Laver]

Wow. But going back to the question, you just naturally wanted to do it, so.

[Noel Murillo]

But prior to that, I was working at FedEx. I was. I was at FedEx Express for eight years. I got fired just like. Like that.

[Josh Laver]

Damn.

[Noel Murillo]

And then I remember that's when I kind of. I also did. All right. Like, this is it. You got to, you know, lock in. And then from there, I got my class A big. Class A is kind of like, you kind of need experience to like, you know, the big rigs to. To get like, decent amount of money. I just randomly opened up. Indeed. And I saw like, school bus drivers or even like the Metro, the city drivers making, like, decent money, you know? So I'm like, okay, let me just do that instead of the class A. And that took off. And then the tik tok started.

[Josh Laver]

80. 80 stacks a year for. For a school driver. That's more than I thought. That's awesome.

[Noel Murillo]

There's a lot of overtime, but, yeah, 100% even. As in, in a big city. In a big city, sure. Yeah, sure. Let me put that in.

[Matt]

Don't taxes suck? Because you. I know you said before taxes, bro, like, you're making 80 racks. You're not seeing all that.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Matt]

You're not seeing all that.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Matt]

The only reason I'm even going to ask you this question is because I heard you talk about this. We don't really talk about money on the podcast. Like, too detailed.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Matt]

But you have made some serious money on social media, bro. I saw this one where this guy was doing this, like, finance breakdown for you, right? Yeah. Shout out to him. He's really. I like this content as well. I discovered him through you.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Matt]

And you had talked about how you made 30 grand.

[Noel Murillo]

Around 40. 50. Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

Bread, like.

[Matt]

And I think. And I really like that you did that because a lot of people are kind of shy away from that.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Matt]

But because you kind of went in with the intent. Intent to make more money. You're like, well, this is how much I'm making.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah. Full transparency. It's not coming, like, just from Tick Tock. Majority of that's coming from, like, Brandos and sponsorships for sure. But I did kind of mess up saying that just because now I'm kind of dealing with, like, a lot of people asking for money. So I'm like, you know.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah.

[Noel Murillo]

So that's been a little. Kind of overwhelming. A little.

[Josh Laver]

You're talking about, like, like people who follow you or like actual family friends. Family.

[Noel Murillo]

Just random people as well, you know.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah.

[Matt]

Yeah, I didn't even think about that. Yeah, yeah, yeah. When you're very, like, specific, like, it's like, damn.

[Noel Murillo]

And I don't do it. I didn't say that to brag, but I kind of do it. Like, as in, like, get into consecration. Because, like I said, this is all within a year. And like, I said, I did it for the money. And I'm like, of course.

[Josh Laver]

I bet you anything you actually influence more than.

[Noel Murillo]

Exactly.

[Josh Laver]

You would just be doing something else or, like, you know, trying to be like some. Some somebody else. You really just said, like, this is how you make bread. Do it. I mean, that's what people do. That's what we're in it for, too, right? Like, yeah, no, of course. Anybody. Yeah, you know, you do it for the love, but also because. Yeah, because I'm getting paid also. I wouldn't be doing this, like, full time.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah. And funny enough, in that video, shout out to Ryan, that video where he goes interviewing me, he kind of said something like, and we all know money doesn't buy happiness. I'm like, yeah, like, ever since I.

[Matt]

Got more money, a lot more.

[Noel Murillo]

Honestly, this past year has. Honestly, like, I haven't been a happier.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah, good for you, man. Yeah.

[Noel Murillo]

Life changing for sure.

[Josh Laver]

It definitely helps.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah, right?

[Josh Laver]

No, it does help.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

But I definitely think that. I mean, there. There is a lot of truth behind money doesn't buy happiness. I was just speaking to my. To my friend, and I just want to say this because I think it's a real thing. And Josh, you can probably relate to. I recently bought one of my dream cars. Right. I love that car to death, and I'm so proud of myself, and I take care of it. I'm a big car guy. I finally got it. Amazing.

[Noel Murillo]

You got to say, the car. What car is it?

[Josh Laver]

GT3RS.

[Matt]

That's the first time you've actually mentioned it.

[Josh Laver]

He's never brought it up on the body, so. I love that car. I'm super, super happy. Super happy. But now that I have it, it's just my car. You get what I'm saying?

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

Like, I love it. I'm so proud. I love driving it. I love flaunting it. I love. I love looking at it. I'm in love with the car. But when I didn't have it, I would look at that car and I'll be like, one day, man. It would give me something. It would give me butterflies. But now it's just my car, and that's it. My life moves on.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

So What I'm trying to say is it doesn't fulfill me like you would think. Right. Like, but what fulfills me is just like when people say smaller things like, but I'm not trying to get like deep into it. Philosophical, you know what I mean? Like, what makes me happy in life is when people say, I love la platica. I've been listening to you since I was, you know, blah, blah, blah, things like that make me happy. But yes, money does help, help you find somewhat happiness. Especially if you were like coming from a certain situation.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah. 100%. Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

Right. Of course it does.

[Matt]

It's a perspective though.

[Josh Laver]

It is.

[Matt]

Right. Like how you view that money. Like I've, we've, we've all seen like the millionaire who's like depressed.

[Noel Murillo]

Right.

[Matt]

There's are those people. But it's just all how you perceive your, your, the, the situation that you're in.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Matt]

I think you viewed in a lens of gratitude.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Matt]

Like, bro, you were making 80, 000 a year.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Matt]

Now you're making all this money. You're like, man, like I, I just feel so, like, overwhelmed with the opportunity that I have to have this experience.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Matt]

You know, 100% so. Yeah. And I don't think that feeling goes away for everybody, by the way. I think it's like if you focus on gratitude for those things, like, man, I have this dream car I've always wanted. You'll never get over that.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah. No, never. Yeah. Well, I guess what I was trying to say was like, you know, we think sometimes that materialistic things are just kind of like what are really going to make us happy.

[Matt]

True.

[Josh Laver]

Which they do. But once you have it, that materialistic thing that you used to think about back then, a certain type of way, you don't think about like that no more.

[Matt]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

Which just goes to show that things like that really, at the end of the day don't really matter. But.

[Jess]

Yeah.

[Matt]

Anyways, just because I don't want to make this just about like the money situation, because that's a big deal and it's a huge part of it. But like, do you enjoy making videos? Like, do you, like, do you find love? Do you. Are you passionate about this?

[Noel Murillo]

Am I passionate about making videos? I wouldn't say that. Like I said, honestly, it's always just the, all right, well, video I gotta film today kind of thing. But I wouldn't say I'm passionate about it. It's all from, I'll be honest.

[Matt]

But coming with that, like, you've built like, I'M sure you probably weren't expecting to have such a big following. Like you do, right? Like, was that kind of a surprise?

[Noel Murillo]

In a way. Cuz I did. I remember making that first school bus video and I remember editing it and looking at it before I post. I'm like, this is. I think I got something here.

[Matt]

Oh, interesting.

[Noel Murillo]

And then funny enough like that first school bus video like went viral and then from there I just, it took off and then I kind of. I humbly. I kind of started the whole like POV solo date mug bank trend and then that format took off and that's what, that's what really kind of blew me up was the whole solo date thing. That and then from there.

[Josh Laver]

Which is cool, by the way.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

Do you enjoy time by yourself?

[Noel Murillo]

I do, yeah. I do, yeah. It's funny because people come up to me and ask me like. So like, is it just for concert? Like I've always been a. I've always got. Now I'm traveling, I've gone to the club by myself, I got to the bars by myself. I go to concert. Yeah. I've always been like that. Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

No way.

[Matt]

But what about the whole fame aspect of it? Like. Because I'm sure you probably weren't expecting that because you get recognized, bro.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah, it's been crazy for that because people ask me that like how does that. How do you deal with that? I think because, you know, I'm older, you know, I told you guys, I'm 34. I'm turning 34 in February. So I, I feel like just because I'm older, I just, you know, I'm more grounded. I'm kind of just like eh. It doesn't really get to me that much. 100 though, like if I was like 18, I'm like, yeah. Would have been crazy. Yeah. 100 would have been wilding out.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah.

[Matt]

Interesting. Interesting. Are you good with your money?

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah, I would say so, yeah. Just saving a lot of it. Yeah. The only big purchase is probably just the car that I made recently. Yeah, that's it. I. I still live at home. My mom.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah, it's cool because at least like on, on your end you seem like a really nice guy. Probably come from a great family like you said. And, and I love that you said that like, you know, you love making videos, but that's not maybe your passion. You know what I mean? But you did what, what you got was so much love and like from, from fans, from people who follow you and stuff like that. So that must mean something to you too, right?

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah. So especially like with the whole solo date thing, the amount of people that kind of just come up to me, like, hey, bro, because of you, like I been going out or I'm dealing with a breakup because of you, now I. I go out, but even girls come up to me as well. Like, thank you. Now I go about myself too. So that, that really resonated with people. I didn't expect that, bro.

[Matt]

That takes a lot of. I'm gonna say, like, that takes a lot of courage, right? Like you. I'm gonna be honest. I don't think I've done like solo dates. I didn't, I didn't look at it like that. Like, I've gone to eat by myself.

[Noel Murillo]

Can you do that? Have you been?

[Matt]

Yeah, I think I could. I think I could.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Matt]

I could do it for sure.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Matt]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

For me, I love being by myself. I love it. Yeah. But the thing is, is that when you're married. Because I'm married now. If you're married and you're. And I tell my wife, hey, I'm. I'm gonna go.

[Noel Murillo]

At the bar without me.

[Josh Laver]

Because I love doing that. Yeah, I love being at the sushi bar, having a beer, having a couple rolls or whatever. But if I tell her that, then it's, you know, as she. She would let me, obviously. But then it's kind of like, I can go with you, you know, like, do you. Do you want to? Like, I would think she doesn't think this, but I would think she thinks that. Like, why do you. Why do you want to leave by yourself? Yeah. You know, why do you need this alone time? Yeah, like, why? So that's what happens when like, you're married or like, maybe in a relationship. So like those solidates don't really have anymore. But when I travel by myself or like when I'm at like a brand trip occasionally and. And I have to go by myself. Bro, the best thing in the world and I encourage everybody back at home is do things by yourself, go to lunch by yourself. Table for one. And literally say that. Table for one. Yeah. And you know, go have a beer by yourself, go to the bar by yourself. Be on your phone, hang out, you know, be, be aware. It's the best feeling. Yeah, it's really nice. It's good for you.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah. What I tell people, cuz I think people say, oh, I'm just worried about people looking at me and judging me. I'm like, no one's looking.

[Matt]

Nobody's worried about you.

[Noel Murillo]

No one's like, nobody's worried about you. If I start small, start like at a coffee shop and then from there just work your way up and then do like a concert.

[Josh Laver]

There's tears to the loneliness. What's the topest solo date that you can get to? It's coffee day.

[Noel Murillo]

I think I went chilies. I want to Horror Nights by myself. And now.

[Josh Laver]

That's pretty crazy.

[Matt]

That's pretty crazy.

[Noel Murillo]

And now cuz obviously like everyone's in couples lounges by myself. Video was cool.

[Matt]

Did you record it?

[Noel Murillo]

I didn't. I did a video for that.

[Matt]

Well, now you kind of have the excuse of like, you're doing it for content. Yeah, yeah.

[Josh Laver]

But still, imagine going to Horror Nights by yourself. Just parking.

[Matt]

Yeah. All right, here we go.

[Josh Laver]

Just. Did you see that? Wait, I'm not with anybody.

[Matt]

Yeah, you're definitely talking to yourself a lot at Horror Nights by yourself.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah. Are. Are you a very interactive person? Are you charismatic with others?

[Noel Murillo]

I would say so, yeah. Have you come up to me? I'm pretty.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Noel Murillo]

I would like to think I'm super chill. Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

Because I like to be by myself too, but I also am super, like, I'm outgoing, I'll talk to anybody. Like, I'm down with that too, you know, But I'm assuming you're the same way.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah, but like similar. Like you. I do have some days where I just. Not even, I want to say days, but I do like some alone time. Of course.

[Matt]

I think that's good for you. Like mental health and stuff. Are you. What's the dating situation?

[Noel Murillo]

I do date. You know. I know I'm known as like the solo day guy, but I do date here and there. Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah.

[Noel Murillo]

Okay. Yeah.

[Matt]

Has it, has it been like more, I guess, opportunity since you've like kind of popped in on tick tock?

[Jess]

Yeah.

[Matt]

But how does that change?

[Noel Murillo]

Okay. If I'm being honest. Yes, but. And then also like sound. We're. But like, I don't want to affect my content because, like, I'm known as a solid guy. So it's like I. I kind of get like too serious.

[Josh Laver]

You know what I mean, bro?

[Noel Murillo]

But you know, like, as I'm getting older, I'm getting up there. So like, I wouldn't mind, you know, eventually, you know, locking it down. Yeah, yeah.

[Matt]

But then you could do POV dates.

[Jess]

Yeah.

[Matt]

With your girl.

[Noel Murillo]

That, that is, that is the, you know, the long term goal as like, as a content creator now. Yeah, definitely, you know, do a little date with the family kind of thing. Yeah. 100%. Yeah, bro.

[Matt]

Tell me why I almost fell for one of those fake giveaway links the other day, right? I was so close to clicking it because it said win a PS5 instantly. Thank God I didn't.

[Josh Laver]

Who? You? There's no way. First of all, sounds a little bit too good to be true. I love PS5. But not you. Not Mr. I check the links twice all the time, bro. I know.

[Matt]

You know, but that's the thing. Scammers are getting creative during the holidays, right? Look, I'm busy, right? I'm trying to find gift. The next thing you know, I was almost going to send money to best deals biz. Who's that?

[Josh Laver]

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[Matt]

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[Josh Laver]

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[Matt]

That feature saved me once. Look, I was about to pay somebody for some concert tickets and then Cash App flagged it. I didn't send the money. Luckily they flagged it and it ended up being a scam.

[Josh Laver]

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[Matt]

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[Josh Laver]

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[Matt]

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[Josh Laver]

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[Noel Murillo]

What?

[Matt]

Since you said like content creating isn't necessarily like a passion, what would you say you're like, interested in.

[Noel Murillo]

I don't know, bro. Like, it's weird with that whole, like, what's your passion? I just. I just kind of just live life. I go by day by day kind of thing. Like, I don't know, I feel, like, pressure on yourself. Yeah. To me, it's like, just try to stay happy, try to stay busy. I never try to focus on, like, what was my p. I've always wondered that too. Like, what is my passion? Like, I don't know. Like, is that even a thing?

[Josh Laver]

Like, you know what my passion is? Being lazy.

[Noel Murillo]

There you go.

[Josh Laver]

Honestly, am I going to be real, bro? I like to wake up, watch tv, bro. I love watching movies. Just. Who doesn't like being floho, right? A lot of people probably don't. Not me. I'm the guy that wakes up and I get it done. Yeah. But that's not me. That is me. Oh, it fuels me.

[Matt]

Yeah. That's what passion is. Something that drives you, fuels you. Make alive.

[Josh Laver]

I'm a. I'm a people person.

[Matt]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

I love making people laugh. I love, you know, making them feel like I can brine up somebody's day. That's what really gives me passionate. Makes me passionate.

[Noel Murillo]

What's like, the meaning of life? Has no one ever asked you guys that?

[Matt]

Meaning of life?

[Josh Laver]

That's a very hard question because I'm stuck with downtown.

[Noel Murillo]

That's my life.

[Josh Laver]

I. I think the meaning of life is just experiencing love and family.

[Noel Murillo]

There you go. I love that one.

[Josh Laver]

That's really it. I think that's the only thing that matters. What's the ultimate thing that you can do as a human?

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

Have another one, right?

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

I think creating your own family, creating traditions, making your own life, making your own world. Creating a world for somebody you just made, and that becomes family.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

And then when that kid. Or when you're. When you're. When your child grows up and he has that same feeling and wants to create it again, or allows you to be. And now he takes care of you. You know what I mean? Like, I can't imagine how my dad or mom feels when. When I take them out to eat. You know, I'm not. I'm not boasting about. I can be anywhere. I take them out to McDonald's Boiling Crab, where, like, I'm just saying, like, I. I wonder how that feels. Like when your kid takes you out to eat. When you have one. Right. Must be a beautiful feeling. Yeah. So I think that. I think life is just love.

[Matt]

Do you want kids?

[Noel Murillo]

I Do want kids? Yeah, Yeah. I want a lot of kids, too. And then. So I don't know how I'm gonna do that either.

[Matt]

Have you. You've been in a relationship before?

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Matt]

Okay. Like, have you, like, X's anybody? I hit you up, like, yo, this is crazy.

[Josh Laver]

I saw that video where you're making all this bread. Yeah.

[Matt]

What's up with that?

[Jess]

I don't know.

[Noel Murillo]

Luckily, I'm.

[Josh Laver]

I liked it.

[Noel Murillo]

All my exes, I've always. Well, it was obviously like a very, like, cool split, so a bit.

[Josh Laver]

Oh, cool.

[Noel Murillo]

You know, we're still cool, but, yeah, you know, they've hit me up more. Just like, congratulations kind of thing. Yeah, yeah, it's pretty cool. Yeah.

[Matt]

Bro, you coming to the studio today, I knew exactly what you were gonna wear. Really have this specific style. You always wear those kind of shirts?

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Matt]

All your videos, where do you shop?

[Noel Murillo]

Express.

[Matt]

Okay.

[Noel Murillo]

Machine still.

[Matt]

Yeah. Culture King.

[Noel Murillo]

Shout out. Culture King. They have some good stuff, bro.

[Matt]

It's like, you know your style and it works for you so well.

[Noel Murillo]

I like these a lot. Yeah. Shirts. Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

That's cool.

[Matt]

And I like how you have the little. Not little. I don't mean. Sorry.

[Josh Laver]

Like the.

[Matt]

The bus chain.

[Josh Laver]

I love that, bro. I love that you're repping it.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah, yeah.

[Matt]

Are you.

[Josh Laver]

You're Latino, right?

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah. Mexican. Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

Mexican. Is your family? Not a lot of people. We don't meet a lot of people.

[Noel Murillo]

Funny enough, too, because I get. I get Dominican a lot. And I had a friend group who, like, I've known for. For a lot for the while, and I guess they thought I was Dominican. I just kind of, like, went along with it. So when I finally told them, like, I'm actually. They're like, what?

[Josh Laver]

Yeah, they got a little upset.

[Noel Murillo]

So, yeah. Nobody.

[Josh Laver]

They're like, yeah, being Dominican is sick.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah, of course. Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

Dominican people are sick.

[Noel Murillo]

Going to New York, what, next month.

[Josh Laver]

And Lucky. I feel like when people say, like, oh, you look Dominican, it's because you got some sort of swag to you. You know what I mean? Like, yeah, it's like. It's like drippy. Like, are you.

[Matt]

You're going to New York for a brand thing?

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah. Shout out group on. Yeah, they're taking me. Oh, yeah.

[Josh Laver]

No way.

[Matt]

That's. So have you worked with them before? Is your first time?

[Noel Murillo]

I've worked with them, yeah.

[Josh Laver]

They were.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah, we were together. That, like. That was like, my first big deal. So.

[Josh Laver]

Shout out, bro.

[Matt]

How fast did the success happen for you? Cuz Tik Tok is a Different animal, bro. Like the growth is like overnight essentially.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah, it was pretty quick. So within like 4 months I gained 100k on follow. 100k followers just. And I was just doing the school bus.

[Matt]

Four months?

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah, four months. But. And then from January to April I gained 800,000 and that was doing just the solo date thing. So like within a, within 10 months I gained like a million followers on Tik Tok, which has been crazy.

[Matt]

Have you been able to convert those followers onto like other platforms as well?

[Noel Murillo]

Like Instagram stuff and Instagram? Yeah, I have a pretty decent following on Instagram and then Facebook as well for some reason. YouTube shorts. They're not hitting on YouTube shorts really hard. I don't know what it is with.

[Matt]

YouTube shorts, but man, different algorithm.

[Noel Murillo]

Maybe different, I think because my account is just like a 20 year old account because I know there's a. There's like a few people who are like using like my exact format and they're like crushing it. But I'm like, why is it. Oh, I got, I got to speak to someone else. Like I know the formula is there, but like, why is it not working for me?

[Josh Laver]

Yeah, that's crazy.

[Matt]

So you have it down. You keep seeing the word formula. So it's like you really have it down to a science.

[Noel Murillo]

Like that there is. Yeah. Like, I don't mean to sound like full of myself. Like, I don't know, because I see something.

[Matt]

We're asking you. No, don't take it.

[Noel Murillo]

I see some of these, like these how to go viral gurus on Tik Tok. And I'm like, they don't know what.

[Matt]

They'Re talking about really.

[Noel Murillo]

But I feel like they're. Yeah, they're 100. There's like a formula, little strategy in there too.

[Josh Laver]

Clearly you know what you're talking about from what the outcome of your video. So yeah, like, I'm listening. I'm like, I'm believing. Oh.

[Noel Murillo]

So pretty much. Oh, you guys want to know what it is? So pretty much you got to get the right hook, right. When it comes to like short form content. Right. TikTok, you're just scrolling.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah, yeah.

[Noel Murillo]

You have to start the video. You got to hook them.

[Josh Laver]

There's a hook?

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah, there's a hook. You have to do something that like. Okay, what was that? Right? So that's the hook. That's probably the number one thing. And then two, you got to create engagement in the video. So you have to. I'm constantly thinking of ways of like, what's something funny? What's something wholesome. What's something sus. Right. What's something to get people to comment. You know what I mean? And then number three, I tell you.

[Matt]

What your sustain is.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah, there you go. See the lip lick?

[Matt]

See?

[Noel Murillo]

And that's more like rage B. I think I caught that early on. Like somebody. Some people, like I brought it up. They commented that and then. Okay, well you guys. All right. I see a lot of comments. Let me start.

[Josh Laver]

And I like that you're confident enough to keep doing. To keep doing it and not giving a.

[Noel Murillo]

At this point. Now it's rage rate. So now like every comment is like a little viral token. That's right.

[Matt]

For the people who are just listening who didn't see what I did. He does this thing before he eats something, he licks his lips very sexually. And then that was a. What created the rage bait thing. Right?

[Noel Murillo]

That's a little rage bait.

[Josh Laver]

I love that. It's like when people do mukbangs and they leave the toothpick in there.

[Matt]

Oh.

[Josh Laver]

And then they eat it and then they eat the toothpick.

[Noel Murillo]

Okay, okay.

[Matt]

But they don't like.

[Josh Laver]

No, like I think somebody was eating like jollibee and there's a huge toothpick in there and. And they're eating it and then they. They take. Cuz. Cuz you're looking at it first and you're like there's a toothpick in there. Is he going to like take it out and then boom. Leta. And then they just eat it.

[Noel Murillo]

Are you talking.

[Josh Laver]

See they don't swallow it.

[Noel Murillo]

Are you talking about the toothpick in the middle of the burger?

[Matt]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

Or that. Or that.

[Noel Murillo]

Is that what. Okay, cuz someone. Cuz I take it out as well. But someone told me like no, you're supposed to it in there and kind of just bite around. Cuz obviously like it holds it together. Holds it together. Right.

[Josh Laver]

So maybe that's the way to eat it. But people do it as rage bait and like that's their. What they keep doing. So people can talk on the comments.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

So they'll just leave the toothpick there and then they'll eat the toothpick.

[Noel Murillo]

There you go.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah, but they don't care cuz they was like did he just eat the toothpick? And that's all the comments.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

I mean but they know what they're doing.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

But yours is a lip thing. Is there any possible way we can see that or not?

[Noel Murillo]

But that. But there's some. I do like I slide the Plates in and out to get like the little aesthetic feel.

[Matt]

Oh, interesting.

[Noel Murillo]

I make sure to tip well, so people comment. Oh my God, he's always tipping right. So I make sure to do that. The groupon kind of works using the coupon. Because either to me it was either like, okay, he's cheap for using the coupon, or I like how he uses coupons. So that kind of just worked out. And it's funny enough too, like, because even when I don't, when I post videos that don't have a coupon or a groupon, people are like, where's the groupon? So it's kind of like become a thing.

[Matt]

Wow.

[Noel Murillo]

So, yeah. So everything in the videos I'm constantly thinking about, yeah, how can I get you guys to comment? And then number three, the last thing is the editing. You got to make sure the video doesn't drag. There's like a good pace to it. Every clip has to like have something, bro.

[Matt]

Even with how long are your videos?

[Noel Murillo]

Would you say it? It could be anywhere from like two to three minute.

[Matt]

Really? They're that long?

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Matt]

I didn't know that because I watched the whole thing. Like I'll sit there and I didn't.

[Josh Laver]

Realize they were that long.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Matt]

That's impressive.

[Noel Murillo]

Two to three minutes. Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

Damn. Wow. Well, I think your passion is eating, bro.

[Noel Murillo]

You think so? Okay.

[Matt]

Good at eating.

[Noel Murillo]

Okay, so what happened there?

[Josh Laver]

Cuz you went from the bus to the solo dates, which you still do.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

But it's mainly eating.

[Matt]

Ordering. The amount of food that you do is also another hook.

[Noel Murillo]

There you go. Yeah, there you go. So that, that also helps out as well. Just the amount of food that you eat that gets people to comment as well. So I, I've always been able to eat a lot, but now I kind of just, I overeat on purpose to get people to comment. So.

[Matt]

And you eat everything? Yeah, you'll eat like you'll do. You'll do an appetizer, a main course and dessert.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Matt]

And you'll do a drink or something like that occasionally.

[Josh Laver]

Is there anything you don't need? Are you picky eater?

[Noel Murillo]

I'm not a pick picky. No.

[Matt]

You can tell you're not a picky.

[Noel Murillo]

I think olives. I'm not like olives.

[Josh Laver]

What do you have to say about people who like, don't like tomatoes?

[Noel Murillo]

I like tomatoes. Who. Who don't like tomato.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah, but what do you, but what do you think? Like, what do you think the first thing that comes up to your hair, like, oh, I don't like tomatoes. What do you think of me?

[Noel Murillo]

Oh, you don't like tomatoes?

[Josh Laver]

No, no, no. What do you think of me if I didn't. I love tomatoes. Thick, skinny.

[Noel Murillo]

I don't know.

[Josh Laver]

Pause a little more.

[Noel Murillo]

While you're not as health conscious. I don't know.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah. Do you maybe think of just a child?

[Noel Murillo]

I want to go that far. Okay.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah.

[Matt]

That's excessive. After all the shit we talked about.

[Josh Laver]

Matt doesn't like tomatoes.

[Noel Murillo]

Really?

[Josh Laver]

So that's like a little.

[Matt]

I want to talk about this, but I think we should do the mukbang thing before those. Those things get cold.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah.

[Matt]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

Oh, you're right.

[Matt]

Yes.

[Josh Laver]

So just since we're in the. In the topic of being organic, Jess, and I promise you this wasn't. This isn't a bit. Now it is, but Jess, she kept raving, and this has been like two weeks straight.

[Jess]

Yeah.

[Matt]

Has it been?

[Josh Laver]

She talked to us about this, like, two weeks ago. She told us. Have you tried the new Taco Bell Chicken Buffalo? What?

[Jess]

Yeah, they did. They have, like, a collab with Red Hot. And so they have burritos. It's kind of like their Avocado Ranch.

[Josh Laver]

Okay. Yeah.

[Jess]

Instead of the Avocado Ranch, they use the Frank's Red Hot sauce on there. It is so good.

[Matt]

Yeah. Okay, so let me ask you, grilled or are they crispy? They're crispy. They have to be. They have to be crispy.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah, they have to be. So upstairs, we were eating a really healthy sandwich, and out of nowhere, I think Jess was like, you know what really makes me, like, what makes me want to eat? Wait, what? Yeah. You know what I really want now is a crispy chicken Frank's Red Hot Taco Bell sandwich after this or burrito. So I was like, jess, just order it and then we're gonna eat it. But since you were coming in and then we know that you don't have to eat it, but we're like, maybe you're interested in having a couple bites, bro.

[Matt]

Speaking of food, a lot of the main question I see you get asked a lot is how do you not gain weight? That comes up a lot, I feel, in your videos.

[Noel Murillo]

So when I do eat that much, the next day, I'll just kind of take it easy because obviously, like I said, I've always been able to eat a lot, you know, when I was younger. But I think. I do think it's just a fast metabolism. But I've noticed as I got an older, you know, it kind of sticks a little bit more yeah, it is kind of. So the next day I do have to just watch the calories. Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

Okay.

[Matt]

So it's just balance.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah, pretty much. Yeah.

[Matt]

Yeah, yeah. That's just being like mindful.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah, yeah.

[Matt]

Are you posting every day?

[Noel Murillo]

No, I post like three times a week. Okay. That's crazy. Eating that much every day is crazy. I don't know how the other mukbangers do it.

[Josh Laver]

They.

[Matt]

They post.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah. Hell yeah. There's one guy like two times, two times a day I'm like, jesus, all that food. Yeah, but that's like car mukbangs. I doubt they're eating all that food. They're not eating all that. No, the car mukbangs. No, I doubt. Oh yeah, no, not the car.

[Matt]

We had. We had a Carla.

[Josh Laver]

No, I'm sorry.

[Matt]

Kayla.

[Josh Laver]

Kayla. I say her name's Carla. Kayla. Kayla. Kaya.

[Matt]

Yeah, Kayla.

[Josh Laver]

Kayla. Her name's Kayla. She's from San Diego.

[Noel Murillo]

Kila. Okay. Is it Kayla or Kila?

[Josh Laver]

It's Kayla. We asked her too. Like, is it Kila or Kayla? It's Kayla.

[Noel Murillo]

Okay.

[Matt]

Or Carla. Like what's Jo.

[Josh Laver]

It's not Carla. And she's great at doing them. And she came to the show and.

[Matt]

Well, the purpose I brought her up is cuz she talks about how people don't think she eats the food. So she has the second dedicated channel where she shows the whole.

[Noel Murillo]

Familiar with it. Yeah, she's good.

[Josh Laver]

She also says that she does it like once or two times a week and she hella works out though. Yeah, I'm sure you have to, bro.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah, yeah.

[Matt]

It also helps to have like a fast metabolism like you said. Like it's not meant for everybody. Not everybody's meant to eat like that much.

[Josh Laver]

I feel like I have a fast metabolism too, but I feel like if I eat a lot of mukbangs, I will gain weight.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

And then I will be flo and not work out and then I will look like something else that I want to, but not just thinking about it. My passion is, you know, Anthony Bourdain.

[Noel Murillo]

Is he. He did do like the. Yeah. Little food reviews. He kind of passed. All right. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Josh Laver]

That's my passion. Traveling the world and eating.

[Noel Murillo]

There you go.

[Josh Laver]

Hopefully one day.

[Matt]

There you go.

[Noel Murillo]

Those extra value meals. Estande regresso hour at the Puedeschevaron. Delicioso. Sausage, egg and cheese, McGriddles. Even Hash Brown, Iun Cafe Porsolo, Cinco Dollares and McDonald's.

[Josh Laver]

What we have right now, since we're not going to travel the world. We're going to stay right here in Los Angeles. Need some Taco Bell.

[Matt]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

Which I love Taco Bell, by the way.

[Noel Murillo]

I'm a big taco. There's a lot of Taco Bell hate. B. I do not like. Yeah.

[Matt]

I'm not a big Taco Bell guy.

[Noel Murillo]

Really?

[Josh Laver]

Yeah.

[Matt]

And I'm not a hate.

[Josh Laver]

I'm a hater.

[Matt]

No, I don't like Taco Bell.

[Josh Laver]

Crunch Trap Supreme.

[Noel Murillo]

Is it. Are you one of those guys that's like, oh, it's not authentic Mexico. We know that.

[Josh Laver]

Okay. Because there's some people who know that.

[Noel Murillo]

There's people who are like that. Like, I don't like it. It's not authentic Mexican food. Like, it's not supposed to be. It's not supposed to be.

[Josh Laver]

I get it. Yeah, it's not.

[Matt]

But I just think that it's overrated.

[Josh Laver]

Like, I'll have it.

[Matt]

I've had it numerous times. And I'm like, I, I. I don't get it.

[Josh Laver]

I don't think it's overrated.

[Matt]

I think it's over.

[Josh Laver]

I think it's just great.

[Noel Murillo]

I will say it has to be in a certain moment. Right? It's certain. Yeah. Like, right after, like, late at night kind of thing.

[Josh Laver]

When you're faded.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah, exactly. That's when it hits.

[Matt]

All right, Salud, guys.

[Josh Laver]

Cheers. Cheers.

[Matt]

Thank you, sir. Thank you for coming.

[Josh Laver]

Dang. We're. We're. We're doing a mugbang with. Here we go. That's kind of cool.

[Noel Murillo]

Want to buy?

[Matt]

Everybody knows the rules.

[Noel Murillo]

People.

[Josh Laver]

People would pay for this.

[Noel Murillo]

Do the look thing.

[Josh Laver]

Dude, you got to do it too. You got to do it.

[Noel Murillo]

There you go. All right. Good.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah. Supposedly, this is the best thing ever. A. A gift. A gift from God. Just said.

[Noel Murillo]

I'm not mad at this.

[Josh Laver]

This is good.

[Matt]

This. This almost tastes like the. The one that we like, the Caesar one. It gives me that essence. Not the same thing, but I am.

[Jess]

A chicken up girl.

[Matt]

Me too.

[Josh Laver]

Wow. This is pretty good.

[Matt]

This is solid. What do you think?

[Josh Laver]

What's your rate?

[Noel Murillo]

Like it? That's pretty good. Same thing. I'm a chicken. Chicken wrap kind of guy. It reminds me similar to, like, that new McDonald's one that you had, the snack wraps. Yeah, but this one's bigger and does have, like, more flavor.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah, it does.

[Noel Murillo]

That's pretty good.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah, the snack wraps are good. They're just little.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah, those are good too, bro.

[Matt]

This is fire. This is good. There's some onion here. Is that onion?

[Josh Laver]

Yeah, I like it. It's almost like a slaw. Yeah, right.

[Matt]

Like a coleslaw.

[Jess]

It's got a little pico de gallo cabbage. The chicken's a little. Not as crispy as it usually, because it's been sitting here a little bit.

[Josh Laver]

But I just don't like these tiny red things. Oh, my God.

[Noel Murillo]

Tomatoes.

[Matt]

Let me get some sauce, bro.

[Noel Murillo]

Let's talk about that one. With that. It came out with that new pie as well. Am I tripping? No.

[Matt]

Mountain Dew 1. The Baja blast.

[Noel Murillo]

Okay. I haven't tried that. Is that good?

[Matt]

I haven't tried it.

[Josh Laver]

A pie. A Baja Bl.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah, it's like an actual. Yeah, I haven't tried it.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah.

[Jess]

The sauce.

[Josh Laver]

The sauce tasted there.

[Noel Murillo]

The sauce tasted there.

[Josh Laver]

That's the whole point of a sauce. It takes it there.

[Jess]

Before we get started.

[Noel Murillo]

Josh.

[Josh Laver]

Laa.

[Noel Murillo]

It takes it there.

[Josh Laver]

What's the whole point of a sauce?

[Noel Murillo]

To take it there.

[Josh Laver]

Thank you.

[Matt]

I'm a sauce guy. I'm. I'm a sauce guy. I like taking it there.

[Josh Laver]

Last bite, right? What happens when you use lube and you have sex? It takes it there, bro. There you go. There you go. Should I not say that?

[Matt]

No, you say that, bro. I already know you. You were gonna say tell Matt afterwards. Did take that part out, dude.

[Josh Laver]

No, I'm not.

[Noel Murillo]

Matt.

[Josh Laver]

If I tell you to take it out, don't take it out. Ew. That's nasty. A ball glass cheesecake. Yeah.

[Matt]

Bro, have you ever heard of a water pie? A water pie? I didn't know that was a thing. It was like, a thing during, like, Great Depression. Yeah, that they would make, like, people who didn't have money. They make, like, water pies, and they're apparently really good.

[Josh Laver]

Damn, that's so sad.

[Matt]

It's like water, butter, flour, sugar, vanilla extract.

[Josh Laver]

And it looks like that.

[Matt]

It's called the water piece.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah. Cool, dude.

[Noel Murillo]

There you go.

[Josh Laver]

Can we move on?

[Matt]

No, one more thing. Is it alkalinized?

[Josh Laver]

Hey, that was good. And I'm not gonna lie. It's better than the McDonald's snack wrap because it's bigger.

[Matt]

You know what? I kind of agree.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah, I'm a snack wrap guy. Me, too. Remember? Remember you made me buy you some, bro?

[Matt]

I'm a McDonald's over Taco Bell guy. Is that a hot take? Is that fair take?

[Noel Murillo]

Because, I mean, I'm a big McDonald's guy, too.

[Josh Laver]

Me, too. Yeah, but only for the Big Mac, though.

[Noel Murillo]

I'm a Big Mac Big Mac guy, too, bro.

[Matt]

When you got here, we went to go look at your whip. And you were like, sorry if it smells a little funny. I just did a mukbang in my car. What?

[Josh Laver]

What? What?

[Matt]

What?

[Josh Laver]

A sentence.

[Matt]

Like, what a world that we live in right now. And we knew exactly what he was talking about. And what did we do? Like, oh, that's sick, bro.

[Noel Murillo]

That's cool.

[Matt]

Yeah, we were like, that's kind of crazy.

[Josh Laver]

No worries, brother. Yeah, no need to apologize.

[Matt]

Yeah, yeah.

[Josh Laver]

But if you take that sentence 50.

[Matt]

Years ago, your mom. That or. Yeah, that's insane.

[Josh Laver]

50 years ago. Oh, sorry. It smells like curly fries and ranch. I just did a mukbang in my whip. What? In your whip? And then I say, I know that's valid. Like 50 years ago. Yeah, bro, you're in the future. You're talking crazy.

[Matt]

Yeah, he's on crazy.

[Josh Laver]

That's crazy.

[Matt]

What was the thing that you mukbanged?

[Noel Murillo]

It was in and out.

[Matt]

Oh, Oh, I just saw it. I just saw it, bro. Those onion wrapped fine Dutchmans are gonna.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah, Whole grazoni wrap. Yeah. Pretty good. Yeah, really good.

[Matt]

Is that your first time having them?

[Noel Murillo]

I've had him before. Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

He's from SoCal, homie.

[Noel Murillo]

Funny enough, I said in the video, shout out Ms. Munchies. She gets like a few of them and she. I'm like, what is that? And then I tried it and Pretty good. Yeah. Good stuff.

[Matt]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Josh Laver]

So not only are you like, you create. Yeah. Is that what you. Is that. We talked about it before, right? If you make. If you create mukbangs, what's your title?

[Matt]

Mukbanger.

[Josh Laver]

Mukbanger, right?

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah, I would say so, yeah. Mukbanger.

[Matt]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

Have you told anybody that before? I'm a mukbanger.

[Noel Murillo]

I do, I do. I do solo dates slash mukbangs. Yeah. Not mukbanger.

[Josh Laver]

When someone says like, like, what's like, like, I'm a mug banger. Can you please say that to them?

[Noel Murillo]

Please?

[Josh Laver]

See what they say.

[Noel Murillo]

Record that, have that video.

[Josh Laver]

I want to say that I'm a mugbanger.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

Whoa, that's still a thing.

[Matt]

That's crazy, bro.

[Josh Laver]

So you just did the whole in n out thing. Do you consider in and now a top tier hamburger?

[Noel Murillo]

I would. The hamburger. Yeah.

[Matt]

Yes.

[Josh Laver]

Is there a hamburger that you've had? And tell the truth, because I'll tell you right now, I think in n out is the toppest of the top.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

Cream of the crop. Crop. I don't think there's anything above it. I don't care about this whole smash burger face.

[Matt]

Not a fan.

[Josh Laver]

I might sound like an unknown, but it's the truth. Smash burger, Cool. They're good. They also leave you super. I'm like, my pores are bleeding sweat. Yeah, they're crazy heavy. There is nothing like an in n out burger. Now can you top it? In and out burgers or somewhere. You've been me talking to a Muk banger.

[Noel Murillo]

There are some smash burgers, but no 100. When it comes to in and out, you definitely do taste that freshness. I know it sounds kind of, like, weird.

[Josh Laver]

There's a crunch.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah. That. The freshness. No, it's just a good burger. And then with the. With the. Was it right? Yeah, pretty much.

[Matt]

It's like their version.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

They tweak it a little bit.

[Noel Murillo]

No, it's good stuff. Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

But five guys doesn't beat it.

[Noel Murillo]

No. 100.

[Josh Laver]

Okay, good. The habit. Does it beat it?

[Noel Murillo]

No.

[Matt]

No.

[Josh Laver]

Okay, thank you.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Matt]

I'd say the closest one, though, might be five guys. Five guys has a good burger.

[Josh Laver]

They do have a good burger, but it's not the same.

[Matt]

It's not the same.

[Josh Laver]

It's not the same.

[Matt]

It's not the same.

[Noel Murillo]

You know, with me in my, like, grading system, I'll factor in the price and five guys. It's a little too crazy.

[Matt]

It is crazy.

[Josh Laver]

Is it?

[Matt]

Yeah, you're right.

[Noel Murillo]

It look of burgers on. Right.

[Josh Laver]

Damn.

[Matt]

Yeah. Because everything you add.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Matt]

Adds to the price.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Matt]

Interesting. That's. That's a good way to look at it. That's a good way to, like, factor.

[Noel Murillo]

I factor in price of my. My food grading, so.

[Josh Laver]

So as a mukbanger to a future mukbanger.

[Noel Murillo]

Okay, there you go.

[Josh Laver]

Are we crowning in and out, the top of the top, the king of kings burger.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah, I would say so. Yeah.

[Matt]

Have you had water burger?

[Noel Murillo]

I have not, but I've seen reviews and I heard in and out still takes the cake, right? 100%. Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

You know, shout out to all the people that follow us from Texas. I don't like creating this rivalry against us. Right. The thing is, is it's not that it's a bad burger or it's a bad restaurant. It's not. It's just not in and out. And I'm sorry, guys, but Whataburger is like a Burger King, McDonald's corporate franchise type of thing. You know what I mean? It's a Carl's Jr. You know, it's. It's the same cousins. It's. It's in it falls into the same realm of that, you know, it's a fast food joint.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Matt]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

It's good.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

The patty mouth the other day, we're in San Antonio, right.

[Matt]

Decent.

[Josh Laver]

It's great. Spicy ketchup.

[Matt]

Oh, you know, imagine if spicy ketchup, that would be incredible. That would be incredible. I want, we have some fast fire questions that we want to ask you, bro, but I, I want to kind of dive a little because I feel like there's a lot of people who watch us. And I think your story is so inspiring in the sense of like you wanted to do something in the content creating world, not necessarily become an influencer, but almost like as a side, like side hustle thing.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Matt]

What are some tips that you can give people that are wanting to do that path, that want to, you know, potentially make some money on social media? Because this is for me, like, we've been in it for a minute. So game has changed completely.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah. 100 yeah. Algorithm is always changing.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah.

[Noel Murillo]

100 like start doing just like vlogs around, like your work kind of thing. Like POV is always. It's hot right now. POV content. So 100 like if you have a 95, 100 like make content around your 9 to 5 and just do kind of like ASMR videos, what you do at work or even just like POV stuff. And then I even tell people, like, if you have a business like homegirls that have like eyelashes and nails, like, you know, make content around that. Right. Because then that like boosts, you know, your business as well. You get your new eyeballs in, in the business bit. Yeah. 100 just record your, your nine to five kind of thing. If you have, you know, we, most of us have jobs. Right?

[Josh Laver]

Right.

[Noel Murillo]

100 do that.

[Matt]

I like, like, the thing is it's not about like reinventing the wheel.

[Noel Murillo]

Right.

[Matt]

It's like not like you need to come up with like groundbreaking things like they could essentially copy your formula.

[Noel Murillo]

They can. Yeah. There's a lot of people doing that. Yeah. I do say, though, always, you always want to kind of add your own little twist. Exactly. Because.

[Josh Laver]

And then there's magic to that.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah. And then. Because then when it comes to like, you know, brands and partnerships, you know, they, you stand out. Yeah, exactly. You know, they don't want to work with someone who's just like copying somebody else that you always want to put your own twist to it. Yeah.

[Matt]

Do you worry about like the future with like, social media? Like, do you feel like you can really keep this up for a while.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Matt]

I mean that respectfully.

[Noel Murillo]

No. Yeah, 100%. Like, even. What was it? I think like in January when, like, the whole Tik Tok Tik Tok band was going to happen, like, damn, what's going to happen? But I always told myself, like I said, like, in the most, like, humble way possible when it comes to, like, short form content. I feel like I figured it out. And even if they do, like, when Tik Tok was about to go, like, you know, ban or whatever, it still works for Instagram, still works for Facebook, still works for YouTube shorts. And like I said, I feel like I know how to create content. And I feel like I'm like, I could just pay someone. I mean, I could pay someone, I could charge people to how to make content. You know what I mean?

[Matt]

Oh, like be like a consultant.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah. I. I was doing that for a bit, but it got a little crazy with, you know, social media. But 100%, if I was to do like, an actual, like, consulting kind of thing, I'm constantly asking myself, like, should I do a course? But I feel like courses and scammer.

[Matt]

They have such a bad right now, bro. It sucks because you have, you have a lot of knowledge.

[Noel Murillo]

Yes, 100%. So if I could find a way to do it, like, all right, like, here's what I could do. 100. There is, like, a formula and strategy and a lot of things that go into it.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah. I also think, like, even if you did want to do a course, and I do get that, there's a lot of, like, scam that comes with, like, the negative.

[Matt]

There's a negative connotation.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah, there's a bunch. But I feel like if people really genuinely like you, I think they'll sign up or want to do it because they know who you are, you know, and then maybe if you know, you know, if. Obviously it's not gonna be a scam, but even if it was, they would tell you after. Yeah, but I think they would sign up because you come from a genuine place. Yeah, I think so.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah. I'm constantly having that debate, so most likely we'll see.

[Matt]

What does your mom think about all this?

[Noel Murillo]

She.

[Matt]

I don't think she's.

[Noel Murillo]

It hasn't, like, really sunk into her. I remember I told her, like, mom, you know, like, people, like, come up to me and take pictures. She's like, what? Like, I don't think she gets it. But even. Same thing. Like, even with the money, I don't think she. She gets it because I'm I still live at home with my mom, which is crazy, right? I did make the decision. I think I'm gonna move out in January and.

[Josh Laver]

Okay.

[Noel Murillo]

As a content creator, I feel like, let me just do that. And I could do a little like.

[Matt]

Cleaning a bunch of content.

[Noel Murillo]

Right. Cleaning videos, little home renovations. So 100. Just from a content perspective.

[Josh Laver]

Are you the only child or son?

[Noel Murillo]

We have four. So my older brother, two younger sisters.

[Matt]

Oh, wow, you're in the middle.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

What is, what does your other brother say?

[Noel Murillo]

He's cool. Yeah, he.

[Josh Laver]

Does he ever in your videos?

[Noel Murillo]

No, he's just. He does his own thing. Yeah. My sister, the baby, the 20 year old, she loves it. Like all my friends watches have they.

[Matt]

Wanted to do like their own content.

[Noel Murillo]

They don't. You'd be surprised. A lot of people, they just, they don't want to take that jump into content creation. But I mean. Yeah, you know what I mean? It's a little nerve wracking bit. 100. Yeah. They would just make the move, you know.

[Josh Laver]

Can you tell me like maybe a horror story that you ever had on the, on the, on the school bus horror story or like, you know, kids, sometimes crazy story.

[Matt]

It doesn't have to be like a horror story.

[Josh Laver]

Someone throw you a spit Watch.

[Noel Murillo]

No, no, no. Luckily I've been story. I've been pretty good. I've been very lucky. But just people like, I had a kid like threw up in a bus kind of thing, stuff like that. Or like, or they trashed the bus.

[Josh Laver]

Like I like you never had like an odoyo rules moment?

[Noel Murillo]

No, no, no, no, no, no.

[Josh Laver]

The guy like remember Chris McFarley and Billy Madison?

[Noel Murillo]

They throw the banana.

[Matt]

Yeah. You know what I mean?

[Josh Laver]

Like anything like that. Although your rules.

[Noel Murillo]

No, no. Like I've been very fortunate. Most of the kids are super chill and especially now they recognize me. They. I feel like they see the camera as well. They want to be like, like, oh, yeah, yeah. So they know if they act up.

[Matt]

You know, what are your thoughts on six, seven?

[Noel Murillo]

I, I don't even. All the kids say. And I, I still don't know what it is. I should look into it. I should catch up to you. I'm like, where does this come from? Yeah. I don't even.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah. If you just say it, people laugh.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah. It's really like the younger generation though. I feel like, I don't know if one of you guys should say, what is it?

[Josh Laver]

Yeah. How old are you?

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah, yeah.

[Josh Laver]

No, I walk into my wife's family's house and the nephew. Nephews are all there. And I just yell out, six, seven, I'm the funniest guy ever. That's it. I don't say hi. I don't see nothing. I open up, and instead of hard, honey, I'm home. I go, six, seven.

[Noel Murillo]

They love it, people.

[Josh Laver]

The crowd erupts. Even my sweat was like.

[Matt]

And the crowd goes, me.

[Josh Laver]

We have some Fast Fire questions, don't we, Josh? I think it's gonna be fun. You can answer them quick, right? Because that's what Fast Fire is. Yeah, right.

[Jess]

Let's just answer them.

[Josh Laver]

All right. You want me to go first? All right, you're on a road trip and you stop at a gas station. What snacks you getting?

[Noel Murillo]

What snack am I getting? Definitely a Gatorade and then some hot Cheetos.

[Matt]

Gatorade.

[Noel Murillo]

Zero.

[Matt]

What's Gatorade?

[Noel Murillo]

I'll get the pepper. Pepperoni with it. Yeah. Cucumber. Cucumber line. That one.

[Matt]

That one's fire, bro.

[Josh Laver]

You're gonna say pepino.

[Noel Murillo]

But if they had Taste Salute, I'll get Taste Salute.

[Josh Laver]

There we go, my man.

[Matt]

Use code LA10 for 10% off. If you were a bag of chips. Chips? What chips would you be?

[Noel Murillo]

I do like the Lays, the Chili Lemon Lace. Yeah.

[Matt]

Okay.

[Josh Laver]

Those make me thirsty. What is one of your all time favorite movies?

[Noel Murillo]

All time favorite movies? Rush Hour. The first one?

[Matt]

Yes, bro.

[Josh Laver]

He knows all.

[Matt]

Like, he's my favorite trilogy, really, ever.

[Noel Murillo]

The trilogy. Even, like. Okay. The second was good, right? Yeah, but the first, 100. I always have that one.

[Matt]

Really? I go. I go two.

[Noel Murillo]

Okay. A lot of people. Yeah, that's how. One.

[Matt]

Three.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

Two.

[Noel Murillo]

Two could take the cake as well, but something about the first one, I just. Yeah.

[Matt]

Oh, you just made my heart so happy.

[Noel Murillo]

Really?

[Josh Laver]

I think he knows, like, a lot of the lines.

[Matt]

That's my favorite movie to watch.

[Josh Laver]

Can you say one real quick? Come on.

[Matt]

Right now?

[Josh Laver]

Yeah. Lick your lips first, and I'll do it from one.

[Matt]

What size is the waist? Let's go in. Or is that two?

[Noel Murillo]

That's two.

[Josh Laver]

What's one of your guilty pleasures?

[Noel Murillo]

Guilty pleasures. Okay. What's a Guilty player? That's like something.

[Matt]

Yeah, that's kind of. It's like something that, like, you're almost shy to admit that you like to.

[Josh Laver]

Do, but, like, you're a little ashamed of it.

[Matt]

You're not really telling anybody. Like, for example, for me, I'm a huge Dancing with the Stars guy. Like, I love watching the routines. I'm, like, into it. I'm like, he could have been more.

[Josh Laver]

Like, you know, it can be something that you eat. It can be something that, like, you know, guilty pleasure.

[Noel Murillo]

What's yours? I'm trying to see.

[Josh Laver]

Shoot. Isn't so funny when people say shoot, shoot, shoot. My guilty pleasure is, for example, I love watching rom coms.

[Noel Murillo]

Okay.

[Josh Laver]

You know what I mean?

[Matt]

I like to do pleasure. Like. Like I feel guilty watching them.

[Josh Laver]

Like, you're like, you know, people knew. No, I don't really know, actually.

[Matt]

You're wrong.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah. I don't care if people know that I watch rom coms. No, but, like, if I go and, like, I like. I love slim gyms. That's one of my guilty pleasures. You know what I mean? One of my guilty pleasures is the Tabasco ones. Is. Yeah. Or is the. Huh. Is the coffee cake. Have you ever had coffee cake? Like, in a lot of, like, coffee spots?

[Matt]

The little balls?

[Josh Laver]

They're like. No, they're little squares. Coffee cake. They're kind of crummy.

[Matt]

Oh, yeah, yeah.

[Josh Laver]

They're fantastic. That's my guilty pleasure.

[Noel Murillo]

Okay. Those are good too. But I don't know. I would say with me, like, going on the rom com. I. I do. You know, I'm 92. Born 92, so I definitely hold, like, the whole, like, Backstreet Boys and things. I bumped that with my homies too, you know?

[Josh Laver]

Yeah, yeah. It gives me a little guilty pleasure. Boy bang.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

You know?

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah, yeah.

[Josh Laver]

Okay. I like that. All right.

[Matt]

What. Speaking of music, what was the last song you had on repeat?

[Noel Murillo]

Last song I had on repeat. I know. I don't know why. I had, like, Carol G. Bumping on the way over here for some reason.

[Matt]

Oh, repeat, same song all over.

[Noel Murillo]

Now I'm not reit. I had her rubbing over your.

[Josh Laver]

Are you a skinny margarita guy or an old fashioned type of guy?

[Noel Murillo]

Skinny margarita. Old fashioned. Okay. Because I do like margarita. But the fact. Does it have to be skinny, though?

[Josh Laver]

Yeah.

[Noel Murillo]

What the. So it has to be skinny. No.

[Josh Laver]

I don't know.

[Matt]

No, it has to be skinny.

[Josh Laver]

Okay, that question's only here because he's a skinny margarita guy who orders that. Right.

[Noel Murillo]

He's self conscious, but he doesn't like tomatoes. Right?

[Josh Laver]

That's your kill.

[Matt]

I order skinny margaritas, okay? That's what I like.

[Josh Laver]

What a side of tomatoes.

[Matt]

What a side of tomatoes.

[Josh Laver]

No, he. That's his. That's his guilty pleasure. That's probably my true guilty pleasure is a skinny mark.

[Noel Murillo]

Do you do the thing where you write it in the napkin or like.

[Matt]

You slide it like Skinny margarita one Black coffee, bro.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah. Interesting.

[Josh Laver]

Skinny margarita.

[Matt]

What?

[Josh Laver]

Skinny margarita.

[Matt]

Damn.

[Josh Laver]

So loud now. Yeah, right.

[Noel Murillo]

Okay. If it has to be skinny, I'll go the old fashioned fashion. Yeah, but skinny margaritas hit. But something about just ordering a skinny margarita.

[Josh Laver]

Like, like it don't.

[Noel Murillo]

Does it come in a specific cup too?

[Matt]

No, it's the same.

[Noel Murillo]

Okay, okay. Because I think I'm thinking like a nice little like cup. That's right.

[Matt]

Does it come in a vagina shaped cup?

[Jess]

Okay.

[Noel Murillo]

If it comes in a regular cup.

[Josh Laver]

I might do this like a little mini Fat Tuesday. No. Yeah, he just watches his calories, I guess.

[Noel Murillo]

There you go.

[Matt]

Yeah, and I enjoy them. I feel like they're just more enjoyable because I feel like a regular market sometimes it's too like syrupy, sugary, like, you know what I mean?

[Josh Laver]

Yeah, the same thing as a margarita. It's just they use like agave instead of like syrup.

[Matt]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

Or sugar.

[Noel Murillo]

But old fashioned is also like, it could be a little rough. You're into that?

[Josh Laver]

I love old fashioned. Yeah, but they have a sugar cube.

[Matt]

You know the bitter, you're saying like it's strong. Like it's.

[Noel Murillo]

As in just like it's just straight liquor. It's just straight.

[Matt]

They use like bitter sugars.

[Josh Laver]

It's a little bit more like. What is it called? Agrio. Like it's just like, you know. But I love an Old Fashioned.

[Noel Murillo]

And you sip it or you just. Well, yeah, you have to sip that, right?

[Josh Laver]

Depends what kind of mood you want to be in. Yeah, I mean, sip it. I'll chug it, you tell me. I'll chug two back to back. I'll get myself in a good mood the best.

[Matt]

Like the word you really want to order an old fashioned is I got a steakhouse, bro. That's what you can really tell. Like they have it more down pat because it's very like.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah. Complimentary when you go to like a nice restaurant or a nice bar, a speakeasy. But yeah, steakhouse too. Or like a nice hotel that has a nice bar.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah, always.

[Josh Laver]

I always like to try the old fashions kind of.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah, I try to.

[Matt]

And if they ask you what kind of whiskey, just say what? Whatever you recommend.

[Noel Murillo]

Top shelf.

[Matt]

That's that way they, they you kind of see like how they get down.

[Josh Laver]

They're normally always going to hate you with the Woodford. Well, we always kind of do a.

[Matt]

Woodford, which is great.

[Josh Laver]

Say it like that.

[Matt]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

You like Woodford?

[Noel Murillo]

Do you guys have a preference of like what kind of liquor you guys like? Woodford oh, no, but like tequila kind of Vodka kind of.

[Matt]

Tequila, bro.

[Josh Laver]

Tequila all day. Me honestly, look at whatever. Yeah, no, I like tequila. I like whiskey. I like anything like vodka.

[Matt]

You drinking vodka, bro?

[Josh Laver]

I'm not drinking vodka.

[Matt]

I love mescal. You know, that's.

[Noel Murillo]

I don't know, that's tough. First of all. Same thing, same thing with you. Like if it's there, I'll drink it, but it's not my preference, you know?

[Matt]

Got it. What about you? What's your preference?

[Noel Murillo]

I'll do tequila.

[Matt]

Yeah, tequila.

[Josh Laver]

Have you ever had soju? Yeah, yeah, yeah, Soju is good.

[Noel Murillo]

But that's more like. It's kind of like a soda, right?

[Matt]

No, no, it's not the one that the sushi spots. Yeah, the green bottle.

[Noel Murillo]

Okay. Okay.

[Josh Laver]

Okay.

[Jess]

Yeah, it's like.

[Matt]

It's a rice liqueur.

[Noel Murillo]

Okay.

[Josh Laver]

Okay. It's good.

[Noel Murillo]

I think I had that.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah, yeah.

[Matt]

You ready?

[Josh Laver]

Is it me?

[Matt]

I think so.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah, of course, man. What's your favorite fast food? Plus, what's the order? What's the full order of it? What's your favorite fast food?

[Noel Murillo]

Okay, so fun fact, I'm still like. You mentioned McDonald's. I don't know, I think because maybe there's so many McDonald's and there's so nearby. But also I'm still like kind of like financially conscious, responsible. Do you guys have the McDonald's app? Yeah, dude, McDonald's app has some deals. So I'll just get whatever's on the. And it's usually like a Big Mac with the fries and the drink.

[Josh Laver]

Really?

[Noel Murillo]

For like six bucks. I'm like, I just do that.

[Matt]

Fun fact, cuz you're Talking about the McDonald's app and saving money.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Matt]

And I just saw a tik tok about this that you. Cuz the Monopoly game. Like you know how like you get a little a sticker once you purchase something.

[Noel Murillo]

You.

[Matt]

When they're doing giveaways like that or they're doing like whatever it is they have, they have, they can't make you buy something. So if you go on the app, you can actually collect them for free and get free meals. So for people who are struggling right now and looking for like a quick meal, download the McDonald's Apple Monopoly and get the little thing. You get a free burger or something like that.

[Josh Laver]

Are you guys doing a ad right now?

[Noel Murillo]

What like Taco Bell, McDonald's.

[Matt]

Do they all do it?

[Noel Murillo]

No, no, no.

[Jess]

I'm just saying we've talked about.

[Matt]

Oh yeah, the free ad everywhere.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah, plus extra values and McDonald's.

[Josh Laver]

So McDonald's is your.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah, McDonald's with a big Mac.

[Matt]

Yes, bro.

[Noel Murillo]

And I get a lemonade, bro.

[Josh Laver]

I love Big Macs. Yeah, Big Mac.

[Matt]

Big Macs might be my second favorite burger at next to in and out, if I'm being honest. Yeah, I love a Big Mac, bro. I love a Big. I can eat like. I can eat like three of them.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah, that's good stuff.

[Matt]

What.

[Josh Laver]

What's your jack in the box order? Cuz that. That tells a lot about a man.

[Noel Murillo]

I get the. Is it the number seven? The sourdough?

[Josh Laver]

Yeah.

[Matt]

Sourdough jack.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Matt]

What's up, dude?

[Josh Laver]

Yo, you and me very similar, bro. Wow, bro. It's a number four, by the way.

[Noel Murillo]

Is it okay?

[Josh Laver]

Yeah, yeah.

[Matt]

But I got you sourdough jacket, right?

[Josh Laver]

Yeah, yeah.

[Matt]

What else?

[Noel Murillo]

And then with. I get curly fries and then we drink. Yeah.

[Matt]

Do you do tacos with it?

[Noel Murillo]

I don't talk to you. I'm not a big fan. But you guys get the little 50 cent tacos, kind of. Yeah, inflation, right? They're not 50 cents. They used to be 50 cents, right?

[Matt]

To be 50 cents.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah, but you talk about those tacos. I love those tacos, bro.

[Matt]

With ranch. But I'm Ranch. Ranch, yeah.

[Josh Laver]

Mine's ultimate cheeseburger. Curly fries. Have you had the egg, bro?

[Matt]

He's the second person who's brought up the sourdough.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah, I make fun of him because he gets a sourdough Jack.

[Matt]

Really?

[Josh Laver]

And you know what? It's a great. It's a great, great, great burger. It's a great sandwich, technically.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

But I make fun of them because that's what my mom orders. My mom loves a sourdough jack, you know, So I just kind of roast them a little bit. But yeah, cool.

[Matt]

Sour Jack heads.

[Noel Murillo]

My boy, he tripping.

[Josh Laver]

Next one, peasy.

[Matt]

Sorry, I lost. I kind of clicked off. This one's kind. This one's pretty dark, so we're gonna. We're gonna get deep with it.

[Noel Murillo]

Is that.

[Matt]

What is your personal version of hell?

[Noel Murillo]

Personal version of hell?

[Matt]

I don't know.

[Noel Murillo]

Maybe just. I just. When you see hell, I just think of like fire and then like the devil kind of thing working and just like shoveling kind of. Yeah, shoveling. Working for him. Kind of like.

[Josh Laver]

My personal version of hell, for example, is taking a shower with my girl.

[Noel Murillo]

Okay. Oh, when I did, how I'm like, describe hell kind of thing. Okay.

[Josh Laver]

Like, that shower is steaming hot. Oh, that's what I feel like hell feels like, like.

[Matt]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

My girl loves the water. Boiling.

[Noel Murillo]

Really?

[Matt]

Boiling.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah. I can like poach an egg in that.

[Matt]

Yeah.

[Noel Murillo]

You have to turn it down. Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah. Next question.

[Matt]

I love a good hot shower though. What is your idea of a perfect day?

[Noel Murillo]

Perfect day. Sleeping in. Right.

[Matt]

O, like how late? What's sleeping into you? Oh, what time are you going to bed? And then what time are you waking up on a sleeping in day now?

[Noel Murillo]

Like, you know, I do this kind of full time now. I kind, I. It's not good, but like, I usually go to sleep like at 2, which is not good. I hate that.

[Matt]

2 in the morning.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah. Which is not good.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah.

[Noel Murillo]

I should be going to sleep like around midnight.

[Josh Laver]

But what time are you wake up?

[Matt]

Whenever.

[Noel Murillo]

Nine, ten, Whenever. Honestly.

[Josh Laver]

I mean, so technically there's nothing wrong with that.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah, there's not. Especially now because you're getting your full.

[Josh Laver]

Sleep now and you're getting. You have to wake up at six in the morning and pour concrete. Then I would say it's bad.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

But if you're not, you're money.

[Noel Murillo]

But then I have that bad habit. Just like I'll wake up and I'll just be on my bed on my phone. Yeah. For like an hour, another two hours.

[Matt]

But that's a perfect day though.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Matt]

You're just chilling.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah.

[Noel Murillo]

Pretty good day. And then get something to eat and then maybe hit the gym, you know. Okay. Get in there, get a little workout.

[Josh Laver]

A little chest day.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah, there you go.

[Josh Laver]

Chest day. Three times a week, like me.

[Noel Murillo]

There you go. Yeah. And then just go back, repeat.

[Josh Laver]

I love that.

[Noel Murillo]

I will say that. I do kind of, when I do kind of just like sleep in and like I'm on my phone. I do have, I do have that feeling. Do you guys deal with this? We're like, I should be doing something.

[Matt]

Yes.

[Noel Murillo]

Right.

[Josh Laver]

Right.

[Matt]

Yes, yes. It kind of sets me up when I'm on my phone for too long in the morning. I get lazy most of the the day. But if I just get up immediately and start doing stuff, I feel like my day moves a little bit better.

[Noel Murillo]

100%. I, I definitely should be more like structured. You know, I look at some of these, like these billionaires, like these podcasts and stuff, and it's weird. Like every 15 minutes they're like, yeah.

[Matt]

And I'm like, damn, every 15 minutes.

[Noel Murillo]

And I'm over here like, you know, you're watching the. Just on my phone, you know, the.

[Josh Laver]

Audiobooks, the podcast, the videos.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah. They're like on it for success.

[Josh Laver]

You have to go to sleep at 8pm It's. You're listening to it at 4am they.

[Noel Murillo]

Do you guys do cold plunges or.

[Matt]

No, know, I've done them before.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah. Is it really?

[Matt]

Yeah, you get like a boost of endorphins. Like. Yeah, you feel like you're up. Yeah, but I'm not doing them every day like that.

[Josh Laver]

Nah, I don't like seeing my pee like that. Shrinkage like a turtle. I'm good, bro. You know what I mean?

[Matt]

Have you done it before?

[Noel Murillo]

I've never. I've heard the, the science behind. Yeah, the science. I'm like, okay, maybe I should try it. Right. Cuz in a way they say like your body goes into like, like the shock, right? And then so that it releases all that. So that's why you feel better.

[Matt]

Yeah. Endorphins is really indoor. Is that.

[Jess]

What.

[Matt]

Did I use that correctly or is it endorphins? It releases.

[Josh Laver]

Isn't that a shoe?

[Matt]

It releases dopamine. That's the word I was looking for.

[Josh Laver]

What did you say?

[Matt]

You get a dopamine hit.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah.

[Matt]

Like you feel good. You do feel good, bro. After you do one.

[Josh Laver]

You feel good after for sure. Yeah. It's just not something I can do every day.

[Matt]

Yeah, it's a mental thing. A lot of people do it for that mental aspect of like the guy.

[Josh Laver]

Like the guy on Tik Tok and Instagram. He goes, guys, today's day 3567. And I'm about to go into the cold plunge.

[Matt]

And then he drops him like wisdom.

[Josh Laver]

And he dropped some crazy wisdom and he's always in like Connecticut or something. No, it's. I forgot. It's. I don't know. And he just dropping wisdom. You never seen that guy?

[Matt]

I haven't.

[Josh Laver]

It was worth the beanie on the Detroit Lions. Beanie on. He's just like, guys, if you're feeling sad, just do what I do.

[Matt]

What's your algorithm like, bro? On your tick tock?

[Noel Murillo]

Like demographic kind of thing?

[Matt]

No, no. Like what do you. What kind of content do you get on your tick tock?

[Noel Murillo]

Oh, my algorithm. I get a lot of, A lot of like ASMR kind of thing. Like similar. What? I do a lot of like solo day things. Yeah, a lot of stuff like that. I'm always, I'm constantly saying like, what's the trends and stuff.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah. Speaking about, like solo dates and stuff, I know that you're single. What is the perfect date to you?

[Noel Murillo]

Perfect date to me. Definitely just getting something to eat, you know, nice little restaurant yeah.

[Josh Laver]

What's the perfect first date? Let me be more specific, because I've been out of that game for a long time and he told me he has two, but he told me that it's not a good idea taking a girl out to a restaurant or to summer.

[Matt]

Let me clarify.

[Josh Laver]

No, so he told me that, yes.

[Matt]

If it's like, if it's somebody like, you met like, online, right? Like, you guys start connecting online. Like, I'm telling them, like, bro, you're not taking her out.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah, I didn't know that.

[Matt]

Fancy dinner right off the bat.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Matt]

That's a lot of pressure for both of you guys, cuz you guys don't know each other. It's okay to like, get to know somebody in a more casual setting in the beginning.

[Josh Laver]

Right.

[Matt]

Now if it's somebody that you've had rapport with already that maybe he's like, mingled with and they already have that kind of connection.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Matt]

You want them do a fancy day.

[Josh Laver]

It.

[Matt]

It's all circumstantial. There's no, like, yeah, this is how it has to be every single first day, you know?

[Josh Laver]

Yeah.

[Noel Murillo]

There are some girls out there. I've seen some tick tocks where, like, it has to be a fancy. Right.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah.

[Noel Murillo]

You know what I mean? So.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah, because. But it's true, like what Josh was saying. Like when he told me, he goes, bro, like, because what about if the girl really doesn't with you or like, you then she stuck with you. Then I'm like, damn, I didn't think about that. Yeah. Like, it's true. Like, you want to take her somewhere kind of like where they can have a quick escape without being rude. Right.

[Matt]

Or like, if you just go grab a drink at a nice bar, it's.

[Josh Laver]

Easy to be like, all right, well, thank you.

[Matt]

That was awesome. We got to do this again.

[Josh Laver]

Because if you're like, you know, at Chili's in the booth. Yeah, hey, she's in the booth and she can't get out, you know, kind of weird.

[Matt]

And you're in the middle of your triple dipper.

[Jess]

When Shan came in, she talked about how when she was dating, she would go to a spot where she would pay for herself, like as soon as she ordered, and then they would take the food to her. So she wasn't like, nobody felt obligated to pay for the other person. You kind of pay when you got there, and then because the bill was already already paid, you could get up.

[Josh Laver]

And leave whenever you want.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Matt]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

Can I tell you something, though? If I Was seeing when a girl did that.

[Matt]

That's what I was thinking. That dude, that's exact.

[Josh Laver]

I would think that's really weird.

[Matt]

Not weird, but I would kind of be like, why this is. Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

Why you do that? Yeah. It's like an odd thing to do.

[Matt]

It is a little odd, but I mean, so be it.

[Josh Laver]

Like, if I took Matt on a date, which we have, and he paid prior, I'm like, matt, what do you. For what? Like, what was that all about? Like, what does that mean to me? What does that mean to you? Yeah, like what. What does this whole date mean to you? The thing is that you're paying, but.

[Matt]

I think that's a reflection of, like, who you are because you're taking it personally. And if it's not personal, it's just about making the situation better.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah, I think so.

[Matt]

You're an. I think too.

[Noel Murillo]

Nowadays, I think girls kind of assume, like, let me just pay. So he doesn't expect anything.

[Matt]

Yeah. Are you paying for the first day?

[Noel Murillo]

100. Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah.

[Matt]

So what point that's trick.

[Noel Murillo]

Well, 100. Okay. I feel like if we're getting there, 100%. Gosh. Always paying. The first date, second date, third date, once, like, the ice is broken kind of thing. Like once, you know, you kind of like, you slept over. And once you're hitting me up, hey, can we go here? If she doesn't offer, that is kind of like a little bit of a. Yeah, but you're still going to pay.

[Matt]

Is what you're saying. But if she's not.

[Noel Murillo]

If she doesn't at least offer. But also, like, I don't need you to pay anymore, you know, but yeah, 100. You at least got. I got to offer. You at least got to offer, like after like three months, let's just say kind of thing. If you haven't offered yet.

[Jess]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah.

[Matt]

I think it's a courtesy thing.

[Noel Murillo]

It said.

[Matt]

I think it says a lot about, like, their character.

[Jess]

Right.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Matt]

It's not so much about them pain. It's like, how are you interacting with me in these kind of experiences?

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

I think if all goes well, I think if all goes well and you're dating somebody, you know, maybe I'm wrong. I don't know. I've not been in the game for.

[Noel Murillo]

For.

[Josh Laver]

For a very long time. Things have changed.

[Noel Murillo]

It's way different now. Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

But if things go well and stuff and I really like you, I'm always paying.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah, right. If.

[Josh Laver]

If my life is suitable. Suitable to always pay. And if I'm blessed Now, if I like the girl, but I'm not, I don't care to go on a day with her. But I like you, but, like, I don't care about going out with you, or I'm not infatuated with you and you're offering to go out and I'm down, I guess I'll still pay.

[Matt]

Yeah, but you want to see the intent, that she's, like, considerate of you. Like, hey, can I get this?

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Matt]

You're like, no, no.

[Josh Laver]

And I'm not feeling that you're just coming, coming to, like, mooch, mooch and like, just go to a dinner or like, hey, can you take me here? Can you take me? Then I'm. Then that's, to me, sort of a red flag.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

You know, but I feel like I'm always gonna pay.

[Noel Murillo]

How about for birthdays? But it's nice you let them pay. Who pays for your. Like, if it's your birthday. Oh, is she. Is she getting the bill?

[Josh Laver]

Oh, oh, depends. If my. If my girl's suitable for it, then yeah, why not? I don't care. It's not a big deal.

[Matt]

Yeah. She has to bring it up, though, right?

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Matt]

Yeah. But if she does it, I'll pay. An. Doesn't matter.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah. But I do, I do judge if the bill comes and you don't try to, like, get it.

[Matt]

Yeah.

[Noel Murillo]

Just on my birthday, I'm going to, like, I'll still do it, but I do kind of. I'll take out like a.

[Josh Laver]

If everything comes from a genuine place. Bro, I'll pay for you whenever. Bro, I'll pay for a man. You know, I like to pay when, you know, like, I. I always go with Josh on, like, little homie dates and like that. I'm like, no, I got it. No.

[Noel Murillo]

Always been like that. Or just even before the whole thing.

[Josh Laver]

Before, like, no, when I had no money.

[Noel Murillo]

Really.

[Josh Laver]

It's like, help me, you know, like. Or I'm not gonna go out if I don't have money either. But if. When I was like, you know, living a certain way, I would expect that we can split because we're both in this sort of situation.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

But now, thankfully, I can be like, Josh, you. You want this one? You know, he always says no. No. Yeah. But let me tell you this, you know, before we leave, too, because it's long podcast did amazing. Oh, can I say something real quick? What about. Right. What about it's your birthday, right? And you plan out your whole birthday dinner. Right? You plan out your whole birthday dinner. But you want all your friends to pull up, you know, but you're not inviting crazy amount of people. You're just hosting a little gap, like 10 people, six to eight, you know, but you're telling them to pull up to my birthday dinner and you're choosing the restaurant and you're ordering like what you want because it's your birthday. Right. And let's just say you're suitable to pay for yourself or not.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

Are you paying for your own birthday in my. Because you're inviting them to your birthday gathering party in that situation?

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah. Just because, like, right. All my friends, they're not making like that kind of money. So 100, like. Yeah, I got that.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah, yeah, I think I would get that too.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

Now if all your homie goes, nah, what are you. Are you crazy? Like, it's your birthday, you know, and then they all split it, then that's another thing. But if I'm inviting you to somewhere, I'm. And, and you know, I'm. You're going out of my way to come to my thing that I selfishly want to do in a positive way. I'm gonna pay for it. Because then it's kind of weird if I say, hey, come to my birthday, but I'm technically gonna have it for free because you guys should pay, you know, it's almost like a courtesy thing, right? Am I wrong?

[Noel Murillo]

No, no, not at all.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah. No, no.

[Noel Murillo]

But if you have like some rich friends, you know, if they want to put in it.

[Matt]

But if you're setting up your own birthday, you're buying your homies and stuff like that. Yeah, you kind of. You're paying for the tab, right?

[Josh Laver]

You should at least.

[Matt]

I guess, I guess I would say so.

[Josh Laver]

I would say so because you're creating that event. Yeah, because it doesn't matter if it's your birthday or not, you know, whatever the occasion is.

[Matt]

Correct.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah, yeah, I agree, I agree. Cool, cool. Yeah. Big tippers.

[Noel Murillo]

Are you guys tip? You guys tip?

[Matt]

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yes, absolutely.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah, it's now. Now more than ever. Cuz imagine if I go to a restaurant and be like, man, you know that Fusel from Atica F. 5 bucks. They can't say that about.

[Matt]

You definitely have to.

[Noel Murillo]

How about so how?

[Josh Laver]

Like, like 50%, you know, like I'm leaving out here with a bang.

[Noel Murillo]

How about valet? How does that. Do you take a photo before and after? How do you do that?

[Josh Laver]

No, if I take Mike, my car, it, it's. It's weird. It's almost like it's like I'm pulling up with this car. They know that I'm gonna valet and tip. So it's almost like a pressure for me to almost big dog it right away, you know, Even though you don't have to. But I'll be, I'll be genuine, bro. I'll be like, you want me to pay now or after? You know, some valets want you to pay now because it's going to be like a late night.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

And then boom. But I'll tip them right then. And actually, yeah, for the most part, I always like pay for the valet and then just give homie the fetty already.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

So he can take care of my, you know.

[Matt]

Yeah. What about you?

[Noel Murillo]

Same thing. Yeah, I'll tip like before and after. But like I said, like just something about parking valet. Like I'll sp. I'm not gonna. I'll spin the block a little bit, see if I park it.

[Matt]

But if you don't, you'll valet?

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah, if I don't.

[Matt]

Are you a cash carrier?

[Noel Murillo]

I do carry cash, yeah.

[Josh Laver]

Oh, shit, that's something I'm really bad at.

[Matt]

I'm bad at that too, bro.

[Josh Laver]

Dude, and I always need it.

[Noel Murillo]

At the worst, 100 bucks it though I don't out over here just carrying like a whole.

[Josh Laver]

Till what point do you reload for another 100 when you're like at 20 bucks?

[Noel Murillo]

Pretty much.

[Josh Laver]

You go to the ATM.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah, I go to ATM.

[Josh Laver]

Or do you have like a million dollars in your house?

[Noel Murillo]

No, I have it at.

[Josh Laver]

Every once in a while you just like, you just take a slip.

[Noel Murillo]

No, I got, I got. I go to atm. Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah.

[Matt]

Like every other day or something.

[Noel Murillo]

Not every other day, but just, you know.

[Matt]

Yeah, Whenever.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah, whenever it gets low.

[Josh Laver]

When I recently sold my car, had a bunch of cash, the guy gave me cash. A bunch of cash. And how'd that feel?

[Noel Murillo]

Just.

[Josh Laver]

I was. That whole year was. Was great. Bad. Have how much cash in your house? Because you just pulled it.

[Matt]

I know.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah.

[Matt]

Are you, are you spending more when you have cash?

[Josh Laver]

Yeah.

[Matt]

Debit card.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

And then I'm such a. Like you said humbly. I think I'm at a point now where, you know, I like to live my life comfortably. I am very self aware of spending as well.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

Sometimes. And. But I am so giving and I feel like sometimes it like kicks me in the ass because the next morning I'm like, damn, where all my money go? It's because I gave it away to like.

[Matt]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

I'm like everybody of Service. Yeah, you know, I, I give it away. I, I don't care. Like, I really don't. And Josh, I hope that you're with me on this 100. He's always there with me, bro. I give money to anybody, anybody. If I, If I have cash, if.

[Matt]

You happen to have cash, if I.

[Josh Laver]

Happen to have cash. And even if I don't have like a small bill, I don't care. Take this. It doesn't matter. Like, and because I love making people feel a certain way, I love it. And like, if, even if, even if I don't have money or if I do have money, I'm always gonna give. I'm always like, I love doing that. That's like one of my passions.

[Matt]

Are you a money clip guy? Do you have a money clip?

[Noel Murillo]

No. I got a wallet. Yeah.

[Matt]

Okay. Well, no, I have a. I have a card holder.

[Noel Murillo]

Okay.

[Matt]

Yeah, that. So, no, I don't. So I just kind of. That's another reason. Cuz I'm like, what do I do with this cash? I'm just going to have to have it. But just think, having this conversation, I'm going to invest in a money clip. So next time you guys see me, I'm going to have a money clip with lots of money in it.

[Noel Murillo]

I have just c. Just to like, just to tip people. Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

Just can't say though, if you have a money clip. You're not impressing me.

[Matt]

No, I'm not trying to impress you. I'm trying to stay organized.

[Josh Laver]

But friend, Friend to friend, as a man, why do you have money clip?

[Matt]

If you had a money clip is gangster, bro.

[Josh Laver]

If you, if you wrap it around a rubber band, I like it better. Rubber band, man, that is hard.

[Matt]

Right?

[Josh Laver]

You know what I mean? Like if you just, if you just carry a rubber band and you just wrap like. You know what I mean? Like, that's hard. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Matt]

I like the idea of a money clip too though. That little snap when the money comes up. You know what I mean?

[Josh Laver]

Yeah, yeah, I feel you, I feel you. No, what a pleasure talking, bro.

[Matt]

You were great, man. I'm glad that you responded to my dm. I'm glad that we got you in here, bro.

[Josh Laver]

Shout out to you too, man.

[Matt]

Yeah, yeah. What's next for you, bro? Like where. What's going on? How can we, how can we plug you up?

[Noel Murillo]

No, just follow me, I guess. Follow my social medias.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah, yeah, we'll have it all linked in the description down below.

[Matt]

Course coming soon, maybe.

[Noel Murillo]

We'll see. I got to see I'm not a scam. I don't want to be a scammer. So we'll see.

[Josh Laver]

We're also going to like maybe shoot some content with. No. In the bus. I'm not joking, bro.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah, hit me up. Yeah, I could wait. I can make it happen.

[Josh Laver]

We forgot to talk about the Dodger incident.

[Matt]

Oh, we got to bring that up.

[Noel Murillo]

Sorry, guys.

[Matt]

We got.

[Josh Laver]

Yes, right. We should, we should talk about that because I'm interested as a Dodger fan.

[Matt]

Yeah. Yeah. What happened? What's the story?

[Noel Murillo]

So basically I went opening day. I have a, like a hidden flask that resembles like a charger.

[Matt]

Yeah.

[Noel Murillo]

And then I, you know, use that in the video. Video went viral. And then the next day I had like, just employees. Hey, bro, like, just let me know you're banned. I'm like, what? Yeah, like you're banned. Like, what do you mean employees? Yeah, like just security employees. Like, yeah, DMing me saying, yeah, you're banned. And then funny enough, I had like a field trip coming up to the Dodger stadium. So I emailed them like, hey, just want to make sure, like, am I good to go? They're like, no, like, you can't even come in the proper in the parking.

[Matt]

Wow.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah. But luckily, luckily it was just like a one year ban pretty much because you're not allowed to. You're not allowed to drink. Like bring your own liquor in the stadium. It just looks bad. So. Yeah. Oh, so the Charger, it was a flask?

[Josh Laver]

Yeah, was a flask.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

Ew.

[Matt]

This is it. Look, look, this is it. Can you just play for a little bit further back? I even like how that girl asks for. She goes, oh, my God, what is that? That's so funny. So you just got a cup of ice?

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah, pretty much. Fast forward a little, it's going to.

[Josh Laver]

Come up and a big ass weeny.

[Noel Murillo]

Here we go. There it is.

[Matt]

See, that's a flask.

[Noel Murillo]

That's a flask. Yeah.

[Matt]

That's so crazy, bro.

[Josh Laver]

You didn't give a.

[Noel Murillo]

What were you pouring up El Hennessy in there?

[Josh Laver]

O, you're so gangster.

[Noel Murillo]

But in my defense, bro, those drinks are like $30. You know what I mean? So you're like, am I not going to do, you know?

[Josh Laver]

Yeah, bro, for real. And they act like, like you're the only one in the world.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah. The thing is just because it went viral, so, you know, a lot of people do it.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah, yeah. And then this, this was people just recognizing. Yeah.

[Matt]

So you got banned for the season.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah, Hennessy and orange juice.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah, Hennessy. That was pineapple. Yeah.

[Matt]

Bro, look at that dog. I'm. Jesus Christ.

[Josh Laver]

Damn.

[Matt]

Damn.

[Noel Murillo]

And then I went to. The season was over when we went, so I went to the celebration and.

[Matt]

I went and saw that and no issues.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah, no issues. Yeah, they were pretty cool. Yeah.

[Matt]

The people, people are like, aren't you beheaded?

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah, they were like that, like, well, what are you doing here? Yeah, so.

[Josh Laver]

But that was like the topic of the day, huh?

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Matt]

Bro, do you genuinely like love food?

[Noel Murillo]

I do not, funny enough. Well, okay, first off, do I love.

[Matt]

What you, you eat like you love food.

[Noel Murillo]

Okay, so I, I, I just eat.

[Josh Laver]

Like either that or you're holding up your throat.

[Noel Murillo]

I just know. Good or bad. Good or bad. You know what I mean? Like, I don't know, I don't know nothing about salt levels or like, you know, I just eat. You know what I mean?

[Josh Laver]

But you enjoy eating.

[Noel Murillo]

Of course. Yeah. Who doesn't, right? But I'm not like a foodie. You're not a foodie. People ask me like, what's my favorite food? Like I don't know, like a teriyaki bowl. Like, me too. Yeah. Or teraki or like chipotle be burrito. Always his kind of thing, you know. Those are your favorite for pizza.

[Josh Laver]

Pizza.

[Noel Murillo]

Stuff like that. I'm always down for that.

[Matt]

Wow. But you'll try. You'll try. You don't eat the same thing all the time.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah, no, that was. I try everything.

[Matt]

You have a sweet tooth like that or do you just too much?

[Noel Murillo]

I'm not like super, super. I like chocolate, but not like too, too chocolate. Yeah, right. Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

Dude, what was that? So you just had.

[Noel Murillo]

That was the, what's it called?

[Josh Laver]

Oh my.

[Noel Murillo]

Not a. So it melted. That was the, the, the do with.

[Matt]

Oh, smart.

[Noel Murillo]

Oh, that's actually. Bro, that's a great.

[Josh Laver]

It was a sub hook.

[Matt]

Wow, dude, that's smart.

[Noel Murillo]

That's. Yeah. Pretty good dough.

[Matt]

Are you a Dodger fan?

[Josh Laver]

Did you eat, did you eat that whole hot dog?

[Noel Murillo]

That one? No, I, I didn't eat all that. Yeah. Cuz I knew I, I was going to, I was going to walk around, take pictures. Yeah, I make, I make sure if I'm like gonna do something after. Not to overeat.

[Josh Laver]

But you are a Dodger fan.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah, of course.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah. Oh, that's awesome, bro.

[Matt]

You went to a concert recently too? By yourself? What was that recently?

[Noel Murillo]

I've done a few.

[Matt]

I've done a few.

[Noel Murillo]

I think was. The last one was Chris Brown.

[Matt]

Chris Brown. That's the one I saw. Yeah.

[Noel Murillo]

The Hans Zimmer one.

[Matt]

Yeah, it was good. I went to Hans Zimmer.

[Josh Laver]

Wait, you went to Hans Zimmer?

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah, Hans Zimmer.

[Josh Laver]

He was in concert.

[Noel Murillo]

He did. He did like a little show. It was at the Honda Center. Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

Was it sick?

[Noel Murillo]

I loved it. Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

You know who Hans Zimmer is?

[Matt]

Yeah, he's. He's a composer.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

You know, a movie.

[Matt]

Don't try to challenge me.

[Noel Murillo]

Don't ever.

[Matt]

Don't challenge me, bro. Okay. Do you know what movie? Movie.

[Josh Laver]

But one of his famous ones. He's done several.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah, yeah.

[Josh Laver]

Interstellar.

[Matt]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

How was it?

[Noel Murillo]

No, yeah, it's definitely. They, they describe it as like an out of body experience. I wouldn't go that far. But it's definitely like you see the band and showcase like an orchestra. They had the whole orchestra right there just like playing the flute. The guy.

[Josh Laver]

How did I not know about this?

[Matt]

That's really sick.

[Noel Murillo]

That was dope.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah.

[Matt]

I wish he would have done it like at the Sphere or something like that. That would be so.

[Josh Laver]

Wow. Wow.

[Noel Murillo]

Or the Cosm. Have you guys been there? That's. No.

[Matt]

I want to go. It's. I.

[Noel Murillo]

You've been the Cosm.

[Josh Laver]

Didn't you go watch the do.

[Matt]

I didn't go with you.

[Josh Laver]

Oh yeah. I, I, I saw the Dodger game Tokyo series at three in the morning there.

[Noel Murillo]

Three in the morning there?

[Matt]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

Here.

[Noel Murillo]

Okay.

[Josh Laver]

At the Cosm.

[Noel Murillo]

Really?

[Josh Laver]

Yeah. Cuz it was in Tokyo, so.

[Noel Murillo]

Okay.

[Josh Laver]

Time difference. So the game started at 3 in.

[Matt]

The morning and they didn't serve alcohol.

[Josh Laver]

Huh?

[Matt]

Or did they?

[Josh Laver]

I don't think they do. I don't think they did.

[Noel Murillo]

That's too early. Yeah. Yeah. Around the 12.

[Josh Laver]

They should. Yeah. But I was drinking Monsters. I was trying to stay up. Yeah. Chuck E. Cheese.

[Noel Murillo]

What about. I love Chuck E. Cheese.

[Matt]

Me too.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah, clearly. You went on a soul date to Chuck E. Cheese. Dude. How's that experience? Talk about an outer body experience.

[Noel Murillo]

It was dope because. Yeah. I haven't been in years. But it looks a little different, you know. But it's still. It's still the same. Yeah. They actually have like pretty good food.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah.

[Noel Murillo]

Everyone.

[Josh Laver]

Dude, I saw the pizza.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

And I was like, right when. Right when I saw your video and it was just like, so did I. Chuck E. Cheese. The first thing I thought was he's gonna get the big pizza. I want to see how it looks. Look phenomenal.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah. No, they have pretty good food, but you know, definitely get some looks in there. So it's just. It felt a little weird.

[Matt]

Yeah. Did you play the games and stuff?

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah, right there.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah.

[Noel Murillo]

But it's pretty good. Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah, it looked cool. Did you get, like, tokens and, like, buy something? I didn't know that.

[Noel Murillo]

Just playing for.

[Josh Laver]

Get content there.

[Noel Murillo]

Get my content.

[Matt]

Do you know what you're doing next? Like, what's your next video?

[Noel Murillo]

Most likely. Have you guys seen those little, like, those fruit pastries? Like, they look real.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh, you're going to do that. Okay, so stay tuned on that.

[Matt]

Yeah. Like the mango one?

[Josh Laver]

Yeah, the mango.

[Matt]

Sick.

[Josh Laver]

I have a funny story. And then we'll end it. Sorry I have to tell you this. It came on my mind. I have two little dogs, right? And sometimes they're. They're great at walking on the leash. Do you like dogs?

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah. So I can walk my dogs on a leash. Yesterday I dropped my wife off somewhere. So in the meantime, other than I'm go get lunch. So I go on lunch by myself? Actually, no, I went with my friend, but I was planning on going to lunch by myself. So instead of walking my dogs on a leash. Because if you're walking, you're like this. And you know, they're not crazy etiquette, you know? But I gotta go over here. So I have a dog, Cariola.

[Noel Murillo]

Okay.

[Josh Laver]

Like stroller. Yeah, stroller. And I put my dogs there, and then I pick up my friend, and then I get on my truck, and then it's me and my friend, which is a male. And then I pull up and I open up my cariola. It's a nice cariola. And I put my two dogs in there, and me and my friend are just walking. I didn't know we would. Look, Sus.

[Matt]

You didn't know that.

[Josh Laver]

I didn't know that until a lot of people were staring at us. We were a couple.

[Noel Murillo]

You were pushing it.

[Josh Laver]

I was pushing it. I didn't know that that was like, a thing. I swear. I. I went to Broad Street, Broad Street Oysters.

[Matt]

You're like, I was in WeHo.

[Josh Laver]

How damn. No, but I didn't. I thought it was so funny. And me being Sevas, I start holding my friend's hand. I got so much. And then I sit down, and then there's actually a gay couple in front of me with a dog.

[Noel Murillo]

Great story.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah. Thank you. No, it was a pleasure. My man, congratulations on all your success, bro. I'm super happy for you.

[Noel Murillo]

Appreciate it. Thank you.

[Josh Laver]

Your passion is food. Even though you don't want to admit it.

[Noel Murillo]

There it is.

[Josh Laver]

So I appreciate you being here. I hope to see you soon.

[Matt]

We gotta kick it, bro.

[Noel Murillo]

Yeah.

[Josh Laver]

Everybody enjoyed it once again. Yeah. Once again. Follow Noe. I'm sure you already do. He's killing on Tick Tock. He's carrying on social media. Once again. We do want to go on the bus, right?

[Noel Murillo]

I'll make it happen.

[Josh Laver]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Follow us on social media platforms. La Platica Hashtag money is on sub. Jessica on the ones and Matosis on the twos. The ones and two. There you go, baby.

[Matt]

Love it.

[Josh Laver]

You guys. Sir.

[Matt]

Let's get it. Appreciate you guys.

[Josh Laver]

Happy Monday. Ciao.

[Matt]

Later, guys.

[Josh Laver]

Matt, if I tell you to take it out, don't take it out.

[Noel Murillo]

Los extra values.