Traumatic Nose Jobs, Relationship Tests, and Aliens with Kim and Vinny

Summary

LA PLATICA Podcast Summary

Episode Title: Traumatic Nose Jobs, Relationship Tests, and Aliens with Kim and Vinny
Release Date: March 10, 2025
Host: LA PLATICA PODCAST

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Introduction

In this engaging episode of La Platica, the hosts welcome special guests Kim and Vinny, a dynamic couple who have made a significant impact in the social media landscape. The conversation delves into their personal journeys, relationship dynamics, and unique experiences that have shaped their online presence.

Content Creation Journey

Kim and Vinny share their inspiring transition from traditional careers in tech to becoming full-time content creators. Originally from Georgia, they moved to Austin, Texas, seeking better opportunities and a vibrant community to support their burgeoning social media endeavors.

Vinny [04:25]: "We moved to Austin because we both got into tech right after college, but when our jobs didn't pan out, we decided to go all in on TikTok and see if we can make it work."

Their authenticity and relatable content, focusing on their real-life relationship, resonated deeply with audiences, leading to rapid growth across platforms like TikTok and YouTube.

Kim [08:31]: "Your content is really authentic. It's seamless, and it makes people feel like they're part of your life."

Relationship History

Kim and Vinny have a long-standing relationship, having known each other since seventh grade. Their journey through high school and college, marked by resilience and mutual support, laid a strong foundation for their partnership both personally and professionally.

Vinny [13:02]: "We met in seventh grade and started dating throughout high school. Even though we had our breakups, reconnecting after high school set us on this path together."

They emphasize the importance of trust and understanding, which has been crucial in navigating the challenges of content creation while maintaining a healthy relationship.

Kim [14:35]: "We've never argued, just sweet, sweet love. Our relationship has been a cornerstone of our success."

Health Issues and Nose Jobs

A significant portion of the discussion revolves around Vinny's experience with a deviated septum and the decision to undergo a nose job. Both Kim and Vinny candidly discuss the physical and emotional aspects of the procedure, highlighting their fears and the positive outcomes post-surgery.

Vinny [19:12]: "I had a deviated septum and didn't like the shape, so I decided to get a nose job."

They share personal anecdotes about the challenges faced during surgery, including the difficulty in anesthesia administration and the subsequent recovery process.

Vinny [21:37]: "The surgery was a bit traumatic, but the results have been life-changing. I'm breathing so much easier now."

Their openness about such personal experiences adds depth to their online personas, fostering a stronger connection with their audience.

Balancing Work and Life

Kim and Vinny discuss the intricacies of balancing a demanding career in social media with their personal lives. They stress the importance of setting boundaries, maintaining personal time, and seeking professional help, such as hiring editors, to manage the workload effectively.

Vinny [26:40]: "At the beginning, we were overwhelmed because we had no structure. Now, we have schedules and an editor to help us manage the workload."

They highlight strategies like posting twice a week on YouTube and maintaining an active presence on multiple platforms to sustain their growth without compromising their relationship.

Vinny [73:07]: "We want to start posting twice a week on YouTube and continue to grow our TikTok presence."

Fears and Personal Insights

The guests delve into personal fears, including Vinny's fear of public speaking and Kim's anxiety related to flying. They explore how these fears impact their daily lives and content creation processes, offering listeners a glimpse into their vulnerabilities.

Vinny [37:01]: "I'm terrified of public speaking. Even though we're on social media, the thought of speaking in front of a crowd still scares me."

Kim shares her fear of not having control during flights, discussing how external events have exacerbated her anxiety over time.

Kim [37:56]: "When I'm flying, my life is not in my control. It's a big anxiety trigger for me."

Their candid discussions about fears humanize them, making their content more relatable to their audience.

Game Segment: "Who's More Likely To"

Towards the end of the episode, Kim and Vinny engage in a playful game of "Who's More Likely To," revealing humorous and personal insights into each other's personalities and habits.

Kim [29:05]: "Who's more likely to be snacking late at night?"
Vinny [29:26]: "For sure, 100%. I'll catch you in the pantry, snacking away."

This segment not only adds a light-hearted element to the episode but also strengthens the connection between the guests and the hosts by showcasing their chemistry and ease with each other.

Future Plans

As the conversation wraps up, Kim and Vinny discuss their future aspirations, including expanding their real estate portfolio and continuing to innovate in their content strategies. They express enthusiasm about attending major events like Coachella and possibly relocating to further their career opportunities.

Vinny [73:18]: "We want to start posting twice a week on YouTube and continue to grow our TikTok presence."

They also reflect on their real estate endeavors, crediting their social media success for enabling significant investments.

Kim [73:19]: "I started real estate because of my mom. She's been doing real estate for 35 years. So in 2017, I brought my first property."

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This comprehensive summary encapsulates the essence of the episode, highlighting key discussions, notable quotes, and the overall flow of conversations between the hosts and their guests, Kim and Vinny. For those who haven't tuned in, it provides a detailed overview of the topics covered, offering insights into the guests' personal and professional lives.

Transcript

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[Vinny]

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[Vinny]

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[Kim]

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[Kim]

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[Josh]

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[Vinny]

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[Kim]

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[Kim]

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[Kim]

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[Josh]

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[Kim]

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[Josh]

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[Kim]

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[Kim]

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[Kim]

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[Kim]

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[Josh]

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[Ryan]

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[Josh]

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[Kim]

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[Josh]

Get jolly?

[Vinny]

Cuz I'm on a podcast with Josh Labor.

[Josh]

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[Kim]

What's going on, guys? And welcome back to La Platica. According to Google, we're the number one Latino podcast in the world. But I can rest assure. We've never said that.

[Josh]

I can rest assure as well.

[Kim]

Are you gonna. Are you. When you rest? Are you gonna be assured?

[Josh]

When I rest, I'm sure.

[Kim]

And when you're sure, I rest, you rest.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Kim]

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[Josh]

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[Kim]

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[Josh]

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[Kim]

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[Josh]

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[Kim]

So is. So can I introduce our guest now, bro? Okay, are you done being in Fadoso? All right, guys, please help me welcome these two incredible people that are here today in the Apotheca studios. Kim and Vinnie.

[Josh]

Kim and Vinnie. Thank you so much for being here, Vinnie. I know you guys are super, super busy, especially coming from Texas. Josh, shut them. Let them talk. Come on, let me talk.

[Ryan]

I'm Kim. Just kidding.

[Vinny]

Bring the camera closer.

[Ryan]

Hi, guys. My name is Kim and I'm 26 years old and I'm from Austin, Texas.

[Josh]

Dang. Representing Texas born race.

[Kim]

Austin, Texas.

[Ryan]

No, from Georgia.

[Kim]

Oh, from Georgia.

[Josh]

No way. Okay, we'll get into that. We'll get into that.

[Vinny]

That's Kind of what we went like, cowboy.

[Josh]

I love it.

[Vinny]

Yeah. Representing Texas.

[Kim]

I see the botas, bro.

[Josh]

Wow.

[Vinny]

But I'm Vinnie, you know, Kim's husband and 26 to.

[Josh]

Wow.

[Kim]

Love it, bro.

[Josh]

Vinnie and Kim married from Texas.

[Vinny]

Yeah.

[Josh]

Look at you guys.

[Kim]

So I was telling you guys earlier, I found out about you guys through my girlfriend. She's always, like, sending me people to, like, get on the podcast, and she's, like, a really big fan of you guys. And then I started watching you guys content, and I also became, like, a fan. How long have you guys, like, tell me, what's the social media story? Origin.

[Ryan]

Okay. So we moved to Austin, actually, because we both got into tech.

[Kim]

Okay.

[Ryan]

Right after college, and I worked at a tech job fully from home, and I got fired. And I had, like, a little bit of following on TikTok. And I told them, I was like, I kind of just want to go all in on TikTok and see if I can do it. And then when I started showing, like, a relationship, that's what people really liked, and that's kind of where it took off. That's where we started doing, like, couple content and stuff.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Vinny]

Yeah. So when she actually got fired, I was like, because I was working. Yeah.

[Ryan]

I was like, I got fired because of TikTok.

[Kim]

No way.

[Ryan]

I like me, like, the type of.

[Kim]

Content that you were posting or they just didn't want you posting.

[Ryan]

Yeah. They said that took too much of my time.

[Kim]

Wow. Jokes on them.

[Vinny]

Yeah. So basically we were like, what do we do? Do we go all in or do we try to get another job for her or what? And we decided to go all in, and here we are.

[Kim]

What's the timeline? Like, what year is this?

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[Vinny]

Two years ago. Two years ago now.

[Josh]

Wow.

[Kim]

And Tick Tock was the platform that you guys, like, started on. Wow.

[Josh]

Kim and Vinny, you guys been just going, like, full force for the past two years.

[Vinny]

Then basically I actually worked all up until last October.

[Josh]

No way. How was that?

[Vinny]

It was tough, honestly.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Vinny]

I think this is an exclusive insight because I don't think I've said that. Oh, yeah.

[Ryan]

That you quit your job.

[Josh]

Really?

[Kim]

Matt cut that out.

[Vinny]

No. But, yeah, we started doing really well, and so I had the chance to, you know, do this full time.

[Kim]

Now that's so cool. That's a blessing, man. Yeah, that's so cool.

[Vinny]

No, really thankful for that. But, yeah, it wasn't an easy choice because I've worked, you know, there for, like, two years. Two, three years I worked in there. And yeah. Decided to go all in.

[Kim]

How would you guys describe your content? And then two. Who are, like, some inspirations that you guys have pulled from.

[Ryan]

Oh, that's good.

[Vinny]

Yeah.

[Ryan]

I would describe our content, like, funny and just very realistic. Like, lifestyle content. Like, we just kind of show, like, our true selves online.

[Vinny]

I feel like that's.

[Ryan]

People have really liked and I feel like we look up to it, which was crazy. Like, meeting Leslie and Felix.

[Kim]

Oh, wow.

[Ryan]

They've been like one of our, like, really, Dude.

[Josh]

I love. That's amazing.

[Kim]

Did you guys get to say hi to them? You guys met them before without the first time.

[Josh]

Oh, how cool. And they're from Texas too.

[Ryan]

From El Paso.

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Ryan]

We're going to be so nonchalant. And then we met them.

[Kim]

We're like, we're gonna be so chill.

[Josh]

Right?

[Kim]

We'll be so chill.

[Vinny]

Probably a little too nonchalant.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Vinny]

Good to meet you. How cool.

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Josh]

They're amazing people, aren't they, dude?

[Kim]

They really are. They're really so sweet.

[Josh]

So sweet.

[Ryan]

Inspiration.

[Josh]

We just went to the Salud party.

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Josh]

Which was amazing. First of all, congratulations.

[Kim]

Thank you.

[Josh]

And your team. It was insane. What a. What a. I'm sorry. I feel like I was in Mexico and I was just trying to tell you something in Spanish. It's just like I'm mixing both of the words together. What a great collaboration.

[Kim]

It really was, man. It really was. Yeah. She's a rock star, bro. Like, les is awesome. The party was incredible. I'm glad that you guys got to come and meet them and stuff. Yeah. It was the best experience, bro. And honestly, I. That was the most fun I've. I've ever had at a Saluth party.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Kim]

The bar just keeps going higher and higher, bro.

[Josh]

Everybody was there.

[Kim]

Yeah. It was lit. It was.

[Josh]

It was so nice to meet everybody, too. So it was really cool. You were saying.

[Kim]

Oh, just something that I just really enjoyed from you guys. Contact content is that you guys are really just authentic. Like, you guys are just like genuine people. And I think that's part why I think your guys's content works so well. It's like I'm watching, like, even from the moment you guys stepped into the room, I felt like I was watching one of your guys's videos. It's like, very seamless.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Vinny]

No, that's what we try to do all the time. Just kind of be real.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Vinny]

Resonates with people. That's what has gotten us to where we are now.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Vinny]

Yeah. That's what we're going to keep Doing to just be real.

[Kim]

What's your guys's, like, goal? Like, what. What do you. Where do you guys see yourself in, like, the next five years?

[Ryan]

I think we've definitely been trying to, like, come up with a business idea. We always talk about Salud. Cuz I'm like, it's so crazy that he thought about that. Like, obviously there's like liquid IV and like, water boing stuff, but I'm like, the fact that he thought about, like, making Hispanic taste and stuff, that was such a good idea. So we always try to come up with, like, good business ideas.

[Kim]

Yeah, yeah.

[Ryan]

I think we're still in the works of that, but our goal would be to have, like, a business.

[Kim]

That's so cool. That's cool. Just so you know, I, like, I had the idea of saluth, like, for like, eight years, and it took a long time for it to, like, come into fruition. But it's good that you guys start thinking like that already, you know, kind of like trying to see what makes sense for you guys.

[Vinny]

Yeah.

[Kim]

What would you guys. If you guys could create a product right now, what would it be?

[Josh]

Yeah, what would it be?

[Vinny]

On the spot?

[Josh]

Just a hydration line called Taste.

[Ryan]

Would you take his idea?

[Josh]

It's called. It's called Cheers.

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Vinny]

Like, have y'all seen spa water? Moss, have you seen Mass? And what was the other one?

[Ryan]

Prime.

[Vinny]

Prime.

[Kim]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Josh]

Oh, my God.

[Kim]

That was. That was Messi. Messi brand.

[Josh]

Okay, so I don't understand how they put Messi in this conference table. Right. And they pitch him an idea and he doesn't say, that's the same thing as prime the logo, bro.

[Kim]

I don't think he knows.

[Josh]

You don't think he knows?

[Kim]

His marketing team should have, like, done better research and like, just. They. I think they kind of, like, messed them up and that. Doing that.

[Josh]

He never saw the logo. You don't think?

[Kim]

I don't. I. I want to say. I want to say he didn't wow. Yeah. I want to say he didn't wow because I don't think he would have approved it.

[Josh]

Yeah. Have you tried it? I've never tried.

[Kim]

I've tried Moss. It's good.

[Vinny]

Yeah.

[Kim]

I actually prefer it better than the other guys.

[Josh]

You a Messi fan or Ronaldo fan?

[Kim]

Cr. Yeah, way hotter.

[Vinny]

I'm messy fan. Oh, yeah.

[Kim]

You know, I have a messy jersey. When he came to Miami, I was.

[Josh]

Like, I mean, he's goated, bro. Super. Go.

[Kim]

They're both goats, man.

[Josh]

So Texas, right now, you're in la. What are some favorite things that you like doing here in la?

[Ryan]

I think definitely the food.

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Josh]

You like the food?

[Ryan]

Some really good food. Like, you mentioned Javier's.

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Ryan]

We just tried Porto's for the first.

[Josh]

Time and we really like.

[Kim]

You guys have the potato balls?

[Josh]

No.

[Kim]

You guys have the pastries? It's like.

[Josh]

Yeah. Jessica, she's like the biggest.

[Kim]

She always brings.

[Josh]

I'm surprised today.

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Josh]

So. So the food, obviously.

[Kim]

Do you guys like Tex Mex? You guys Tex Mex?

[Ryan]

We love.

[Josh]

Really?

[Vinny]

I like, like Mexican. Mexican food.

[Kim]

Okay. Yeah.

[Vinny]

But Texas is good, because that's in Austin. Or Texas. That's like, the thing.

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Kim]

Dude, I've never been. You've been Austin.

[Josh]

Me neither. And I was just about to ask. No, I've never been to Austin.

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Josh]

And I always get invited to go to Austin and they always say, come to Austin because you're from la. And then, like, Austin is like the LA of Texas. Is that true?

[Kim]

That's what they say.

[Josh]

Why is that? Why is that?

[Ryan]

I think a lot of, like, influencers and a lot of people from California migrated.

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Vinny]

So it's very, like, Elon and.

[Kim]

Yeah. Rogan and all that.

[Vinny]

There's a lot of tech and stuff.

[Kim]

They say that Isn't, like, the slogan, like, keep Austin weird?

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Kim]

Is it weird? Like, what does that. What does that mean?

[Josh]

It is weird. It is weird.

[Kim]

Like, what do you mean by weird? Like. Like, hipster, kind of like, like, very hippie. Ema.

[Vinny]

There's a street that's called the 36.

[Kim]

Okay.

[Vinny]

And it's just bars.

[Kim]

Oh, sick.

[Vinny]

Yeah. And so you can go out there and you don't know what you're gonna see.

[Kim]

Is that 9th street or is that not. Is that not. Is that a whole different area? Did I just make that up? I just.

[Vinny]

They go, like, 5th, 6th, 7th.

[Kim]

Oh, 6th Street. Is 6th street where the bars are?

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Kim]

Okay.

[Josh]

Okay, Okay.

[Kim]

I knew there was a single.

[Josh]

So now I know that if we go to Austin, we have somebody to take us around.

[Ryan]

We know there's places.

[Josh]

So have you guys had In N Out?

[Ryan]

Yeah, we actually have an in and out in Austin.

[Kim]

Oh, no.

[Josh]

Oh, my God, you're right. So In N Out fans.

[Ryan]

So it is kind of like la.

[Josh]

Do people from Austin, obviously. Texans all the way. Like, I'm from Texas, I'm from Texas. Right. But, like, people from Austin, are they kind of like, no, I'm from Austin, I'm not from over there.

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[Josh]

Type shit.

[Ryan]

When Austin think they're like, the better part Of Texas.

[Josh]

Really?

[Kim]

Really. It's more uppity.

[Vinny]

Yeah.

[Josh]

Is it because you guys have it in and out?

[Vinny]

Yeah, I think it's just, like, the aura around city.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Kim]

You're originally from. You're originally from Texas, right?

[Vinny]

No, no, no, no. Oh, so we're originally from Georgia.

[Kim]

Oh, both of you guys are from Georgia. Oh, okay.

[Vinny]

Our. Our back of. It's kind of crazy. We actually met in seventh grade.

[Kim]

Oh.

[Vinny]

We started dating. Seventh grade.

[Josh]

No way.

[Ryan]

Each other's first, like, boyfriend, girlfriend.

[Josh]

Wow.

[Vinny]

Yeah. But we weren't together the whole time. We've had some breakups.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Kim]

Yeah. That's. Yeah. That's crazy.

[Vinny]

Yeah.

[Kim]

So in high school, you guys dated, right? Throughout high school. One of the. One was the first breakup probably in high school. High school for two years. Two years?

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Ryan]

Two years.

[Josh]

Wow.

[Ryan]

We thought we were, like, done forever, and then. Yeah.

[Josh]

So how did it. How did it rekindle, like, what's going on?

[Kim]

And what did he do?

[Vinny]

I. I hit her up on Snapchat. I was like.

[Josh]

I was like, hey, remember me?

[Vinny]

I was. I said, sorry, can we talk?

[Ryan]

Yeah, we talked a lot about his story, which he actually, like, went through a lot during high school.

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Ryan]

And so I think that's kind of the reason why we broke up. He, like, dealt with drug issues and. Yeah, we talked a lot about it on Alanize, which we told y'all about, like, the first podcast that we did.

[Kim]

Wow.

[Ryan]

But then after, it's kind of when he hit me up, like, he was going through a tough time, so that's when we started talking again.

[Kim]

Wow. So two years, like, in the middle of high school, that's when you had broke up, and then you guys got back together in high school or was like.

[Ryan]

No, like, after high school.

[Vinny]

After high school, we were in college.

[Josh]

First year of college.

[Vinny]

First year.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Vinny]

And then we haven't broken up since.

[Kim]

Oh, no way.

[Vinny]

Yeah.

[Kim]

Wow. Two years is a. That's a long time.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Ryan]

That's why I think we got young. Mar. Married young, too, because we've, like, known each other for forever.

[Josh]

That's really beautiful. And you guys. Parents have known you guys since you guys were kids.

[Vinny]

Since you were kids growing up together. Like, our families basically grew up together. Little brothers and sisters, friends.

[Josh]

No way.

[Vinny]

Yeah. We go back.

[Josh]

Wow. Good for you guys. And you guys are married now.

[Kim]

You guys got married how long ago?

[Vinny]

When we were 23. We were three years ago. I'm trying to do the math, right?

[Josh]

You guys got married in Texas?

[Vinny]

Yeah, we actually got married in Italy.

[Kim]

Whoa.

[Vinny]

Family. But you saw.

[Josh]

He said Italy.

[Kim]

Anyone like it?

[Josh]

He said, we actually got married in Italy. Have you ever ate gelato? Yeah. Pasta. Yeah.

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Josh]

Congratulations. What an amazing. How was getting married in Italy? How was the wedding planning to. You know, how does that go? Like, because here in the United States, you can at least talk to the wedding planner.

[Kim]

Right.

[Josh]

Because he's here. He or she. But in Italy, how is that.

[Ryan]

I think it was pretty easy because we did something really small just with, like, our immediate family, like parents and siblings, and we just, like, coordinated with a restaurant, like, to do something on the rooftop.

[Josh]

Okay. So they kind of. Kind of handle it, huh?

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Josh]

Wow.

[Ryan]

But it was amazing.

[Vinny]

Yeah. And we wanted to have our family there.

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Vinny]

And they've always wanted to go to Italy, so we made them look.

[Kim]

You guys have been there before going or getting married? First time going. Getting married. Bucket.

[Vinny]

We love to travel.

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Vinny]

And that. It was always our dream to do that, so.

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Josh]

Yeah. So you guys travel a lot, right? I just saw you guys went to Mexico City.

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[Josh]

Yeah. And then you started telling her, oh.

[Kim]

Dude, I love this video about, like.

[Josh]

I guess you were dressing like. He kind of said, like, you're kind of like, watch a lot of vibes. You know what I mean? You were like. He said, looks like you're about to go to sleep. You know? So is. Is. Is. Can we break that? Like, is that, like, a myth? Is that like a. Like a little mythbuster that we can do?

[Kim]

Yeah. I think you had mentioned. Or she. You had said that. He said that it was r. The way you were, like, dressed. Right. And then it was like, I. And I was like, I. I don't necessarily think it's rude, but I get what you're saying. It's like this unspoken rule, right. It's, like, frowned upon, for sure, to kind of, like, not dress decently when you're, like, out and about.

[Josh]

Okay.

[Ryan]

Like the bun or something.

[Kim]

Yeah, exactly. I have a question, though. Did you. Was that something that was, like, somewhat like, did you guys talk about it, or you just put the camera on her and just went in for it?

[Vinny]

We kind of just put the camera.

[Kim]

That's hilarious. So she had no idea? No.

[Vinny]

And the term I used was flying.

[Josh]

You don't want to be called a Fodonga.

[Ryan]

I know, but we were. In my defense, we were just gonna get churros.

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Ryan]

I was like, it doesn't matter.

[Kim]

But yeah.

[Ryan]

Yeah. The comments were definitely split, so. It was.

[Kim]

It was. I did notice that, too. The comments were Split. And then, like, I think, like, shortly after you guys went out again, and then he was in sweats.

[Ryan]

They called him out on it. He's like, we're on our way to the airport.

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Vinny]

That was why.

[Josh]

But airport swag, where I was coming.

[Vinny]

From was she had planned fits for every day.

[Kim]

Okay.

[Vinny]

We were in Mexico as a trip, and so you had a planned fit for every day, and then you choose.

[Ryan]

To wear the most comfortable outfit I had.

[Josh]

Yeah. Did you guys enjoy Mexico City?

[Ryan]

We love it. Yeah. It was our second time there.

[Josh]

Where are you guys from?

[Ryan]

Guanajuato.

[Kim]

No way.

[Josh]

Amazing city.

[Vinny]

Well, I'm from, like, a little, tiny rancho.

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Vinny]

She's from, like, a bigger city.

[Josh]

Yeah. So you're from Guanajuato. We just went there Recently?

[Kim]

Less than a year ago.

[Josh]

Oh, yeah. I've been there multiple times. That plaza, you say my name, everybody who knows. No, I swear to God, you know.

[Vinny]

Swear to God, I'm gonna go. And they'll be like, bro, hello.

[Josh]

Lavanda. Like, crazy there. So. So Guanajuato. Amazing.

[Kim]

Yeah. Beautiful.

[Josh]

Where are you? Around Guanajuato or somewhere completely different.

[Vinny]

So this is also crazy. We're actually. My Hometown is about 45 minutes away from her.

[Josh]

Wow.

[Kim]

Wow.

[Vinny]

Yeah. Loki. Are we related?

[Ryan]

That's, like, the big, I don't know, bro thing on TikTok. Everyone's like. They always. They look like. Like siblings. They look like cousins, really?

[Josh]

I don't see it. I don't see it either.

[Kim]

I don't see it either.

[Ryan]

Go along with it. To, like.

[Josh]

Yeah, wait, you go along with it?

[Ryan]

Yeah, yeah. Like, I'm like, yeah, for sure.

[Kim]

No, for sure. Have you guys done, like, a 23andMe, like, one of those, like, DNA where you can, like, figure out.

[Josh]

Sure.

[Ryan]

Not really.

[Josh]

I know.

[Kim]

Well, now I'm intrigued.

[Josh]

I'm like, wait a minute. Like, keep talking about it like, they're not bro. No. That's so funny. Well, I don't. I don't see it.

[Ryan]

I don't see it either.

[Josh]

You guys have completely different eyes. Yeah.

[Ryan]

We always say maybe it's just the light skin and dark hair. That's, like, the only thing. But I feel like we don't have any similar.

[Vinny]

Well, we also got nose jobs at the same time.

[Kim]

Wait, this is real? For real? Yeah.

[Josh]

Both had nose jobs, same doctor. At the same time.

[Ryan]

They gave us the same, like, nose.

[Vinny]

She got it first, and then a year later, I got one.

[Kim]

You just showed the doctor her photo.

[Josh]

And. Okay, so, you know, it's. It's More common for a woman to get a nose job. Right. So I'm interested in. Did was something wrong with your nose or what? Why would a man want to get his nose job? Is it because he had a deviated septum?

[Vinny]

I did.

[Josh]

Okay.

[Vinny]

I did have a deviated septum and also didn't like the shape.

[Josh]

Really?

[Kim]

Wow.

[Josh]

So I asked that because I'm kind of.

[Kim]

There's no way you would get one.

[Josh]

I don't know. I'm getting to the point. In my age, I have a deviated septum. I haven't been to the doctor for him to tell me, but I've diagnosed myself. I'm 98.9. Sure. I do.

[Vinny]

Oh.

[Josh]

Since I can remember, it's really hard for me to breathe on my left nostril. The right one.

[Kim]

Exactly. Is a deviated bro.

[Josh]

Imagine you're just born with one oil smaller than the other one.

[Kim]

That's what it is.

[Josh]

Yeah. And I think I snore when I'm over £190.

[Kim]

So it's like. Yeah. Weight thing.

[Josh]

It's a weight thing.

[Kim]

So it's like your face gets fat.

[Josh]

Well, my neck gets fatter and then it goes like this.

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Josh]

So when I'm skinnier.

[Kim]

Opens up your nostrils. Have you ever done those little pore strip little things that open up your nostrils?

[Josh]

Yes, yes, I tried it.

[Kim]

Does it work?

[Vinny]

It sometimes. Not really, though. I mean, the best thing is just get the surgery.

[Josh]

So, bro, tell me, how's the breathing now?

[Vinny]

I never. Never better.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Vinny]

Like, way better. I. I thought I had asthma or something. Oh, no way. And now I'm. I'm good.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Kim]

So you went to the doctor. You were like that. You're like, can you check my nose? And then they were like, you have a deviated septum.

[Vinny]

Most people do.

[Kim]

Oh, really?

[Vinny]

That's what he said. Yeah, yeah.

[Josh]

That's what I'm saying. Like, as a man, what was that like? What was the step forward? Me. First of all, I'm scared to go to sleep. Like, put under. Yeah. I'm. I'm like. I don't know. Like, I'm just super. Like, that's my phobia. So, like, it's really hard for me.

[Vinny]

Yeah. The experience was my.

[Josh]

Not even a chokehold.

[Vinny]

A little traumatic, I'm not gonna lie. We went to the same doctor. I had trust in them. It was in Mexico.

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Vinny]

And it was when we were a little bit more down bad, so it was kind of cheaper.

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Vinny]

But we. I trusted him. You know, he's. He's a doctor.

[Kim]

So.

[Josh]

Yeah, I had a white coat on.

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Vinny]

He seemed legit. But we pulled gloves. Yeah. And the nurse could not find my vein.

[Kim]

Oh, shit.

[Vinny]

Put the anesthesia.

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Vinny]

She kept poking, poking, poking. Wouldn't get it. Tried up here. Wouldn't get it. And I went pale. My blood pressure dropped. I almost passed out. And I had it sitting there for maybe like five, six hours because you can't get.

[Josh]

Oh, before they do it again.

[Vinny]

Before they do it again. Because you can't get anesthesia.

[Josh]

Oh my gosh.

[Vinny]

Could be deadly.

[Josh]

You see, now I'm there.

[Kim]

Holy. And that was making your blood pressure go up even higher?

[Vinny]

Yeah, I was in there like, this is my time.

[Josh]

So my. And then my. The second thing is, is, you know, I. I'm okay with the way I look. I think I'm pretty handsome guy.

[Kim]

Handsome devil.

[Josh]

Right, so. And I'm sure you were a super handsome guy too.

[Kim]

Still are.

[Josh]

But did you ever think, what am I gonna really look like now?

[Vinny]

Yeah, I did.

[Kim]

Right?

[Josh]

Isn't that like one of the top things that you think about? And especially for you too.

[Kim]

Right.

[Ryan]

It's like in the center of your face.

[Josh]

Yeah. It's your nose. You know, I was scared to look.

[Vinny]

Like a Whoville character. Like.

[Kim]

Yeah. Like a little pointy.

[Josh]

Yeah. I know how that feels like.

[Vinny]

Yeah.

[Josh]

I was Sandy Lou who for Christmas. Yeah.

[Kim]

I was the Grinch.

[Josh]

Yeah. So. Yeah. No, but that's one of my fears is like, what about if I don't like the way I look? You know? So that's a. That's like a big risk to take.

[Vinny]

Yeah.

[Josh]

But no, you guys look great. What about. Did you ever think like, oh, shit, like you look way different now?

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Ryan]

Did you? I think it takes time also for your nose to set on. The first year you just like feel weird and look off. But then after that, it's just like it feels like it's always been you.

[Vinny]

After. I don't even remember what we look like.

[Kim]

No way.

[Vinny]

Unless we look at pictures. Like.

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Ryan]

I feel like we did it pretty young. We were like 22. I feel like maybe we should have waited a little, found a better doctor, but still went okay.

[Kim]

But I mean, it was good, right? Like. Okay.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Ryan]

And we trusted him because of our family. Like they had gone before to him too. So.

[Josh]

Really? Wow. So then they finally put you to sleep. How does that feel? Like, like those.

[Vinny]

The crazy thing is, cuz you can feel the pressure while they're doing the. While they're doing it, but you're Wait, what? Yeah, like, I. Maybe they didn't put you all the way. Yeah, all the way. And I woke up a little bit and I saw, like, them hitting my nose.

[Kim]

They break it.

[Vinny]

They break it. Yeah, they have. They have to break it, push it, basically together. Yeah.

[Kim]

That's crazy.

[Ryan]

He's like, I'm never getting for sure.

[Vinny]

If you see how they do it, you're probably not gonna.

[Kim]

Yeah. Did you see how they did it?

[Josh]

No, I've seen. I've seen how they do it. I've seen how they, like, lift. They lift your face up like this.

[Vinny]

Yeah, it's crazy.

[Kim]

Oh, my.

[Josh]

And you're like. You're like this for a couple hours and they just do their thing and.

[Vinny]

The recovery is kind of.

[Josh]

Did you post a video on YouTube?

[Vinny]

We did.

[Ryan]

No, we didn't.

[Vinny]

We didn't even do YouTube. We should have, but yeah, we didn't. Yeah.

[Josh]

Damn.

[Kim]

I actually think it might be better to do it young because I feel like doing it now, like 35, bro. Almost pushing 40, like, you're gonna be in so much more pain, bro. I feel like the recovery is gonna be different, you know, like at 22, you snap back into it. Like, you're good. They don't even remember. They don't even remember.

[Josh]

Do you guys think he's funny? You guys, what he just said was funny. Wasn't funny, huh? Oh, my gosh. Off topic. Okay, so 26 years old, living the dream right now, right?

[Kim]

Full time social media.

[Vinny]

Full time right now.

[Kim]

That's amazing.

[Ryan]

As of last year.

[Josh]

Okay, so I. I kind of. I got a sense that you guys were. When someone says, we study tech, what does that mean? Huh?

[Vinny]

Well, I didn't study tech. I graduated with my business management degree.

[Ryan]

And I graduated with marketing.

[Josh]

Okay, yeah, but you just said something about tech, right?

[Ryan]

Yeah, we both.

[Kim]

They got into tech.

[Josh]

Oh, got into tech. What does that mean?

[Vinny]

Yeah, so I was in tech sales. So I was an inside account executive for a company.

[Kim]

Oh, I can see that.

[Josh]

Okay.

[Kim]

I can see that.

[Vinny]

It's like basically sales selling technology to companies.

[Josh]

Oh, wow.

[Kim]

Well, can you say what kind of technology it was?

[Vinny]

Yeah, like, anything from like laptops to like crowdstrike, if you know, like, is that like software?

[Josh]

Yes, programs.

[Vinny]

Yeah, yeah, for companies.

[Kim]

Wow.

[Vinny]

So, like, you don't get hacked. Yeah, stuff for their databases.

[Josh]

Oh, wow.

[Vinny]

Networking.

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Vinny]

WI fi, everything.

[Josh]

That's it. So who had to learn how to use the camera first?

[Ryan]

Me.

[Vinny]

Yeah, she was. She.

[Josh]

Oh, because you already had somewhat of a following, right? You said.

[Ryan]

But I'VE always loved, like, recording myself. Even I have, like, videos when I was 12 years old on YouTube. They're hidden.

[Josh]

No way.

[Ryan]

You'll never be able to find them. But I would, like, just record myself with my friends and then you would upload them. Yeah.

[Kim]

At 12, that's crazy.

[Ryan]

And I would, like, even upload on Facebook and, like, my whole family would think it was funny. So, like, I've always loved, like, just posting online.

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Josh]

Wow.

[Kim]

What were you doing? Like, just, like, little, like, sketches or, like, making eggs.

[Ryan]

And then I would just, like, mess completely.

[Kim]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Josh]

Basically. How is it being in a relationship? And, like, I know because I. My wife, she. She's a beauty creator. But do you guys ever get to a. Because I'll be real with you. When I was doing stuff with my wife, it. It was amazing. We did a good time, but it started getting to a point where it was, like, too much work. Like, we were, like, work partners, you know? And then I kind of had to, like, step away for a little bit because it's kind of like all we talk about is work. And it's no more. Kind of like us. Yeah. No more sexy time. No, it's always sexy. You know what I mean? Right. Like, like, instead of, like, yeah, we'll like, stay up night and do this vlog, you know, blah, blah, which is great. It's cool. It's like, now looking back at it, it's like, what a great journey, right?

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[Josh]

It was no more like, want to go to yard house? Want to go to, like, you know, PF Chang.

[Kim]

Everything was content. Like, everything.

[Josh]

Yeah, it started to, like, really, like. It was just a lot sometimes, you know. So do you guys have. Have you guys found a balance yet? Or you guys just really going full force with, like, it? We just. Let's just do work, work, work.

[Ryan]

Our life is just social media. I'm just kidding. Yeah.

[Josh]

No sexy time.

[Ryan]

Absolutely not. But I think we, like, find a good balance and we talk about it a lot because we do find ourselves, like. Like, just fully indulged in, like, okay, what are we gonna do today? Okay, we can do this for content.

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Ryan]

But we have to, like, separate. Like, okay, maybe we should take time for ourselves and, like, step away from the content because it could get, like, very overwhelming at times, I think.

[Vinny]

Yeah. I think at the beginning, for sure, we were getting overwhelmed because we were getting pulled a million different ways. Didn't know what to do. We had no structure. Yeah. I'm coming from working full time and then corporate side. Yeah. Corporate job.

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Vinny]

To now social media time. So.

[Josh]

Wow. I love that.

[Kim]

And you guys have, like, a manager now and all that.

[Vinny]

Like, wow.

[Kim]

Are you guys, like, on a schedule with, like, posting and stuff? Like with your YouTube and stuff?

[Vinny]

Yeah, we're. We're trying to do two a week.

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Vinny]

Yeah. On YouTube now.

[Kim]

Oh, two a week. Wow. You guys have an editor or you.

[Ryan]

Guys have one so far?

[Vinny]

Yeah, one right now. But yeah, we do have an editor.

[Kim]

Okay.

[Vinny]

A couple editors now, that was the.

[Kim]

Thing that kind of took me out a little bit. It was just like the editing. The editing can become very, like, tedious.

[Ryan]

It takes so much time and.

[Kim]

Takes so much time. Yeah, yeah.

[Josh]

One thing that I realized, well, we especially. And I think every content creators, you know, we're scared to kind of give raw footage to somebody, you know, But I think you should definitely invest in that first. You'll never find somebody who's going to put as much love into a video because that's what the scary part two is. Right. But I think along the path of having an editor is you showing them the way that you do it, you know? I don't think you ever find somebody that'll do it immediately the way you want. It's time will, you know.

[Kim]

Crazy when, like, AI gets so advanced where you could almost just like, link your YouTube channel so they see how you edit and then you just dump footage in and then edits a video. Like, similar. Like how you would upload.

[Josh]

I can't wait.

[Vinny]

I can't wait.

[Kim]

It's going to be insane. Yeah.

[Josh]

Matt, you're gone, bro.

[Kim]

See you later. Matt, you're gone. My G. Matt's like, what?

[Josh]

No. Let's go on a quick break. Okay.

[Kim]

Let's go on a quick break real quick.

[Josh]

We'll be right back.

[Kim]

Some fun games that we're gonna play.

[Josh]

Yeah, we got some questions. Jess, got some really good questions for you guys, too, so we'll do that.

[Kim]

That's the evil smile. So you guys are done for.

[Josh]

We'll be right back.

[Kim]

Let's do it.

[Josh]

Cool.

[Kim]

We're doing who's more likely to.

[Josh]

Oh.

[Kim]

You ready?

[Josh]

Yeah. You want to go first?

[Kim]

Yeah. All right, guys, we're about to get into it. You guys ready?

[Ryan]

Ready.

[Kim]

This is. This is. This game is going to test your guys's relationship publicly.

[Vinny]

All right, well, pressure.

[Kim]

Pressure's on. See how madly you guys are in love with each other.

[Josh]

Seventh grade, bro.

[Kim]

Seventh grade. I feel like you guys should know all these.

[Ryan]

Okay.

[Kim]

Okay. The game is called who's More likely to Starting with who's more likely to be snacking late at night?

[Vinny]

For sure. 100%.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Vinny]

I'll catch you in the pantry. Snacking away. Cookies.

[Josh]

Oh, cookies.

[Ryan]

I'm a big sweets person. Yeah, we were saying the bakery, everything sweet.

[Josh]

No way. Yeah. Are you savory kind of guy? Are you sweets too?

[Vinny]

I like sour. Is that weird?

[Kim]

No, no, no.

[Josh]

I like sour too.

[Vinny]

Yeah, Sour Patch sour anything.

[Kim]

Oh, but okay, but like, that candy you still like, will gravitate more.

[Ryan]

I feel like you're also more locked in, in the gym, so, like, you know when to stop your sweets, but I'm like, no control.

[Kim]

Yeah, all the sweets.

[Josh]

Do you, do you like the regular Chips Ahoy or the chewy ones?

[Ryan]

Both.

[Josh]

Honestly saying, I like the chewy ones. I need, I need milk, though. Like, anything that has to do with cookies, cake, pastries. I need a bus.

[Ryan]

I love milk.

[Josh]

Milk with yellow inside, you know?

[Kim]

You know what's been my thing lately. I haven't really done it, but, like, croissants with coffee.

[Josh]

Oh, my gosh. We'll get it.

[Kim]

Why is that, like, absolutely delicious right there?

[Ryan]

You need to go to Porto's after this.

[Josh]

Yeah, I know, right? All right, who's more likely to stay up all night? Scrolling again, for sure.

[Vinny]

Damn.

[Josh]

Two for two.

[Vinny]

Yeah. I'll wake up four in the morning. She's still awake.

[Josh]

Wow, four in the morning. You haven't gone to sleep.

[Ryan]

I have a really bad sleeping schedule.

[Josh]

Really?

[Kim]

Are you just on Tik Tok? Just? Dude, Tik Tok is so bad. I can get stuck on it too.

[Ryan]

When it got banned for a night, I think that's the first night I slept early.

[Josh]

Do you know about the triple click on the iPhone and it makes your screen red.

[Kim]

You have to set that up, though.

[Josh]

Yeah, you have to set that up. But it's really good. So, like, if you're scrolling because I, I used to scroll a lot at night. You just triple click the side thing and your phone turns red and the red signal, it seeps into your cornea, and it allows the chemicals and molecules in the nucleus in your brain to knock you out faster.

[Ryan]

Really?

[Josh]

Yeah, it's science stuff.

[Ryan]

Wait, so do you do this every single night?

[Josh]

You're just like, every single night? Triple click, I'll do a salute. Come and sleep.

[Kim]

I, I, I do the. I have the triple red too, because you put me on it and it's so annoying. It's so stupid. I'm like, this is dumb.

[Vinny]

It doesn't work.

[Kim]

Science is stupid.

[Josh]

It does it might as well just get off.

[Kim]

It just doesn't look the same, bro. Like, you lose all the color resolution.

[Ryan]

I think that's the point, right?

[Josh]

Like you.

[Kim]

That's what. That's the whole point. But I get frustrated. I'm like, I can't enjoy. I love tick tock and takes it away. Takes the joy away.

[Josh]

Do you know he has an iPad that he watches YouTube videos on and it has that little kid silicone in the back. So if he drops it. If he drops it, he's an iPad 40 year old kid.

[Kim]

No, I really am. No, for sure. For sure am. Okay. Who's more likely to be more indecisive about what they eat?

[Vinny]

I think also you.

[Ryan]

I think you.

[Vinny]

Really? Yeah, I think I eat whatever.

[Ryan]

That's not true.

[Vinny]

You're so if I ask right now, who's picky?

[Josh]

He's picky.

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[Kim]

You're a picky eater.

[Vinny]

Yeah, I tend to be. No pickles, no onions, no tomatoes.

[Kim]

That's what I was going to ask. Those are the three foods you already.

[Josh]

Doing so good at. My heart right now.

[Kim]

We were starting to like you, bro.

[Josh]

No pickles, no tomato.

[Vinny]

No. Can't do it at all. Maybe.

[Kim]

Oh, my God, bro.

[Ryan]

We go to Mexico and he's like, taco, just bear.

[Vinny]

Af. Just cilantro. I like cilantro.

[Josh]

That's even worse. Bear. And then cilantro.

[Vinny]

Salsa. That's good.

[Josh]

Okay. Salsa's fine. Yeah. Vinny.

[Vinny]

I'm sorry.

[Kim]

So like on a hamburger, you just do a cheeseburger.

[Vinny]

Cheeseburger.

[Kim]

Wow.

[Josh]

What's your favorite food then, Vinny?

[Vinny]

Cheeseburger.

[Kim]

So in and out, you just get the cheeseburger. You do no onions, no tomato, no lettuce.

[Josh]

You like mushrooms? Lettuce.

[Vinny]

Sometimes if I'm feeling it.

[Ryan]

Mushrooms.

[Josh]

Mushrooms.

[Vinny]

No.

[Kim]

Oh, who.

[Vinny]

I didn't do mushrooms.

[Josh]

But so not even onions.

[Ryan]

Like, since I'll be cooking. And then it has like onions in it. He's like, I'm not gonna like that. I'm not gonna.

[Kim]

And then, dude, you like, don't like it at all. Like, there's like, no, like, oh, I.

[Vinny]

Can'T do maybe grilled. Okay, maybe grilled. But if it's like hidden in there.

[Kim]

And like, have you always been like that? Like, have you?

[Vinny]

Yeah.

[Kim]

Wow.

[Josh]

Really?

[Vinny]

Yeah.

[Kim]

I wonder if your palate would change if you. When you get older. Are you. Are you still willing to give it a try? Like, would you like, try tomatoes again?

[Vinny]

I would try, yeah. Okay.

[Josh]

Maybe.

[Kim]

Wait, maybe. Wait, you're still 26. Maybe I like, okay, here's the.

[Josh]

Here's what we call the kicker.

[Ryan]

Does it change?

[Josh]

What?

[Kim]

Yeah, your palate changes.

[Ryan]

Oh, really?

[Kim]

For sure.

[Josh]

What, at 35 years old?

[Kim]

No, just throughout life.

[Vinny]

Yeah.

[Kim]

No.

[Josh]

Okay, here's. I have to know this chile.

[Vinny]

Yeah, for sure. 100 Valentina. Yeah.

[Josh]

Okay. So you're good. Oh, thank you.

[Vinny]

Yeah. Just. No, no, pick one.

[Kim]

You know, are you willing to be adventurous? Like, would you eat escargot?

[Josh]

No, no, I've tried them.

[Kim]

Not a fan.

[Josh]

Oysters?

[Kim]

No, Sushi.

[Vinny]

Sushi, yeah.

[Josh]

Okay.

[Kim]

Yeah, like sashimi and stuff.

[Vinny]

Yeah, but I can't do oysters. Yeah, I guess I kind of get that.

[Josh]

Yeah, but I get that. I get that. I get that. And you eat everything.

[Ryan]

Everything.

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Vinny]

Cool.

[Josh]

What's your favorite restaurant then? Geez, I'm so intrigued.

[Vinny]

Like, Texas Roadhouse.

[Kim]

Texas Roadhouse is pretty good, though, bro. Texas is pretty good.

[Josh]

Hey, that fine. That they give you in the beginning.

[Kim]

With that butter, bro. Insane.

[Josh]

Yeah, that Fire inspired.

[Kim]

Insane. Okay.

[Ryan]

I think that's really, like, asked to go.

[Kim]

Yeah. They also have, like, those shrimp things. The shrimp things are really good. Yeah, the. You like? Do you like it?

[Vinny]

Yeah, shrimp for sure. Yeah.

[Josh]

Who's more likely to run when they see a bug? Okay, I get that.

[Kim]

Who's more likely to run out of battery on their phone?

[Vinny]

Me.

[Ryan]

Never have charged.

[Vinny]

I can't. If I don't charge it at night, it's gonna die. Like, I'm not good at charging it.

[Kim]

Yeah, yeah.

[Josh]

You gotta get that little magnet that's at the Apple Store.

[Vinny]

I hate how heavy it is.

[Kim]

I know. It's kind of annoying.

[Vinny]

Yeah.

[Josh]

Who's more likely to cry during a movie?

[Vinny]

Yeah, yeah. She's emotional.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Kim]

Do you cry, like, on Tick tocks? Have you.

[Ryan]

Like, all the time. And then I'm, like, laughing the next day, I'm saying.

[Vinny]

And then I'm like, yeah, they can't be good for you.

[Kim]

They cannot be good.

[Josh]

Do you guys watch rom coms together?

[Ryan]

No, he doesn't. Like.

[Vinny]

I don't have. We watched the Notebook.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[Vinny]

Like those classics.

[Kim]

The Proposal with Ryan Reynolds.

[Ryan]

I think I watched that by myself.

[Josh]

Oh, my God.

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Josh]

All right, next. Josh. Oh, this is. How well do you know your partner?

[Kim]

No, no, no, there's more. There's more of the. Oh, wait, isn't. Wasn't there too. Jess.

[Josh]

No, that was it for that one.

[Kim]

Okay, gotcha.

[Josh]

So how well do you know your partner? H. I think they know each other pretty well.

[Vinny]

Yep.

[Josh]

They've known each other since he was, like, 12.

[Vinny]

More than half my life now.

[Josh]

So his voice changed when you. When. Like later in life. Right. Dan, you really been with them for a long time.

[Ryan]

Grow up, basically. That's crazy.

[Josh]

You watch them have perfect attendance in middle school and.

[Vinny]

I did. I. You did.

[Josh]

Really?

[Vinny]

You missed a couple. I. I remember.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Vinny]

I did.

[Josh]

All right. When is each other's birthday? Easy.

[Ryan]

October 14th.

[Vinny]

December 2nd.

[Josh]

Okay.

[Kim]

Imagine I hit that biggest phobia.

[Ryan]

That's a good one.

[Josh]

Obviously. Pickles, tomatoes.

[Kim]

Food. Food in general.

[Vinny]

Any ingredients you can go for first. Let me see. Let me test you.

[Ryan]

Your biggest phobia.

[Vinny]

What am I scared of?

[Josh]

Yeah. What is he scared of?

[Ryan]

You can go first.

[Kim]

Is it tight spaces?

[Vinny]

No, not really. Claustrophobic? No. Yours is probably dying. Oh, just any kind of death. Burning alive.

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[Vinny]

Yeah.

[Josh]

I think that's phobia.

[Kim]

Burning alive is crazy.

[Vinny]

I'm just fearless.

[Kim]

What a man.

[Ryan]

Wait, what's your phobia?

[Vinny]

Probably speaking.

[Kim]

Public speaking.

[Ryan]

Okay.

[Josh]

Really?

[Vinny]

Yeah. Try to get over it. This helps.

[Josh]

Yeah, yeah. You're doing great.

[Vinny]

Thank you. I'm underneath.

[Kim]

I'm like, really? You know, I think that I read somewhere, it was like, more people are scared of public speaking than they are of death. Like, that's. It's more of a fear than. Than death. Where the.

[Josh]

Did you read that?

[Kim]

Google. Google.

[Josh]

Who would even write that article?

[Kim]

Because people were, like. They did, like, a survey on, like, what people are, like, scared of, and majority of the answer were public speaking over death.

[Josh]

You're not scared of public speaking? What are you scared of?

[Vinny]

Yeah, what are y'all?

[Kim]

Airplanes. I'm scared of flying. Yeah. I get really bad anxiety, and I used. That's a new thing for me. Like, I. I was never scared of airplanes.

[Ryan]

With everything that happened.

[Kim]

I don't know. No, it's like, I probably started, like, seven years ago.

[Josh]

Okay, wait, what happened?

[Kim]

No, she's saying with all the incidents that are happening and stuff like that.

[Josh]

Oh, yeah. Recently.

[Kim]

That definitely doesn't help. Yeah. I think as I've gotten older, I've become more of a control freak.

[Josh]

Yeah, that's what it is.

[Kim]

When I'm flying, my life is not in my control.

[Josh]

Yeah, Josh, you're scared of me not having control.

[Kim]

Big time. Big time.

[Josh]

I'm the. I'm the same. I'm the same thing. I'm the same way. I hate not having control. So I recently was with my family in Guadalajara. Right?

[Kim]

Yeah. America's fierce public speaking heights.

[Josh]

One thing that I don't like is not having control. So when I go to Mexico. And I'm sure you guys can relate. I'm kind of like, in my cousin's time, you know? When are you going to pick me up? My sisters are there, my mom's there. They're getting ready. When are they going to get ready so we can go to the restaurant? When is. My other cousin's going to come so we can all gather up and go. So there's a lot of waiting, you know, for others. And I realized that I. I'm not used to that anymore, like, growing up. Not used to. I'm used to my own time. I'm going to this. Or at least my wife. Yeah, right. It's just I'm. I'm relying on my wife. When is she ready? But when it's a lot of people, it almost gives me anxiety.

[Kim]

Yeah, I can get that.

[Vinny]

Do y'all argue over that?

[Josh]

Who, me and Josh?

[Kim]

I'm being dead serious. We've never been in a fight.

[Vinny]

Oh, really?

[Kim]

Yeah. Never been in a fight. Like a genuine, like, argument. Yeah. Like, we. We've had disagreements.

[Josh]

Not really, but a lot of the.

[Kim]

Stuff that we do, and we've talked about this, like, on the podcast. This. We do a lot of bits, like, in between, like, in the podcast. Like, we're, like, bicker at each other, call each other out and stuff. But it's really just. We're podcasting. It's just part of the. In the moment, you know, because outside of that, like, we don't argue.

[Josh]

No, we never argue. Even since. Even before the podcast. I've known him for a long time. We've never argued ever. Just kiss.

[Kim]

Yeah, all we do is kiss. Just. Just sweet, sweet love. So you were talking about you're afraid of dying. So for me, it's like, I'm not afraid of, like, death itself. I'm scared of, like, how I'm going to die.

[Ryan]

Okay.

[Kim]

That. That whole experience of, like, that. Those last moments of life, that is what I'm so fearful of. Like, that I'm dead. You know, I actually kind of curious, like, what's on the other side?

[Josh]

Don't be curious about that.

[Kim]

Not like. Not in a dark way. Like, I'm just, like. I think about it, you know? But that doesn't scare me when I think about it. But it's like on airplanes. Like, imagine dying on airplane. Like, I'm gonna experience death potentially for minutes, knowing that my life is gonna be over. That is scary.

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[Vinny]

Yeah.

[Kim]

That's what scares me.

[Ryan]

I think listening to crime, like, podcasts and stuff have definitely not helped.

[Josh]

Oh, my God.

[Ryan]

I just think of every single way that possibility, like, I'm out and I'm like, this happened.

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Josh]

My wife listens to Crash. She had to stop.

[Vinny]

Yeah, we listen to them every road trip.

[Kim]

No way. That's what you guys put on.

[Vinny]

That's what we put on, Crime junkie. Yeah.

[Ryan]

And I'm paranoid every single time we go out.

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Josh]

Really? Yeah. Yeah.

[Kim]

Psychologically for sure. Even like when I watch like weird things before I go to bed. Like, I always have nightmares.

[Josh]

Always.

[Kim]

It's like without a fail.

[Josh]

Yeah. Have you seen the movie Terrifier?

[Vinny]

We tend to not watch scary movies, so smart, bro.

[Kim]

Yeah. Because. Yeah.

[Josh]

You've never seen Terrifier?

[Kim]

I don't watch horror movies, bro. I think the last horror movie I ever watched was the Ring and I was forced to watch it.

[Ryan]

You like scary movies?

[Josh]

I like scary movies, yeah. I like to get scared. I think it's an artist to. To scare people, you know what I mean? Like, I look at it that way, like behind the lens type of vibe where I'm just kind of like scare me and I do get scared.

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[Kim]

Damn.

[Ryan]

You don't have nightmares at night and like.

[Josh]

Yeah, I have nightmares all the time. Especially when you do like melatonin.

[Ryan]

Yeah, bro, I've heard that.

[Kim]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Have you guys share the saluth asleep? No. Okay.

[Josh]

That one actually doesn't give you very relaxing.

[Kim]

It's very relaxing.

[Josh]

Yeah. But I have taken some other ones. Like, there's one that my wife gave me. It was called. It's called Let me sleep.

[Kim]

Oh, let me, let me. Yeah, it's one of the Kardashians.

[Josh]

Yeah, yeah.

[Kim]

So they actually have a really good brand.

[Josh]

Yeah. And I've taken those gummies. Have you taken them before?

[Ryan]

Yeah, I have.

[Josh]

You have.

[Ryan]

You're like knocked out.

[Josh]

So the next day you don't take any sleep.

[Vinny]

Stephanie, I do not. Let me sleep.

[Josh]

Oh, dude, try them. I just, I don't. Trust me. My phobia is to like get put under. Right. So like, why would I take something that makes me fall asleep?

[Kim]

He doesn't even like taking like Tylenol and stuff like that. Like, like super against.

[Josh]

I'm super scared of like man made drugs.

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Vinny]

So you don't take any? If you're sick, you don't take anything?

[Josh]

No, I just kind of like, I do a lot of earthing.

[Ryan]

Okay.

[Josh]

So like I just go in my backyard and I go on my artificial grass and I just put my toes.

[Ryan]

Grip the grass, pull it Out.

[Josh]

Yeah, well, you can't. It's. It's fake. It's turf.

[Vinny]

Yeah, that's true.

[Josh]

So it's not really.

[Kim]

So it's not really earthly.

[Josh]

You know, I tried doing. No, but being that I was just joking. But yeah, I don't, I don't. I. I really believe that the human body heals itself.

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[Josh]

And I feel that sometimes. Don't take. Nobody take my advice. I'm not. I know there's science and, and, and yeah. And do. In medicine and I believe in that as well. But for me, I feel like for me, if I do take medicine, I rely on it, then my body relies on medicine and then I don't feel. I don't feel. I don't heal naturally. Yeah, yeah.

[Ryan]

That's what I've kind of told him before. When I get cramps, I like don't take anything cuz I want to see like how strong I can like handle it, you know?

[Josh]

Really.

[Ryan]

But the only thing I will take is melatonin though.

[Kim]

I'm like, yeah, yeah. I think I told every night.

[Josh]

I.

[Kim]

Every night.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Vinny]

And we're trying to get her sleep schedule like we said earlier on Check. So you got to.

[Josh]

Yeah, you got. That's very important. You got to go to sleep.

[Kim]

Have you tried like meditating?

[Ryan]

No, I haven't.

[Kim]

Or like staying off your phone for like an hour before bed and stuff? Like all those things on paper, like you're like. That makes sense. That'll probably work, bro.

[Josh]

You can't get off your phone though, when you're popping though, huh?

[Vinny]

You got to.

[Kim]

You got to check them likes.

[Ryan]

That's my issue. Like fomo. Like I feel like I'm missing out on something.

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Josh]

Really, isn't it? I was thinking I'm kind of the.

[Kim]

Same way you say that. Yeah.

[Josh]

I was thinking about this the other day. Isn't it crazy? Like us humans, we have to turn off our bodies.

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Josh]

After 12 hours.

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Josh]

Like you are like 15 to 12 or I don't know, depending on the human. You gotta just kind of die for a little bit and then wait like a little bit. We are. Yeah, it is.

[Kim]

You gotta charge.

[Josh]

I mean, we're aliens to other people and other planets, aren't we?

[Kim]

Yep.

[Josh]

Right?

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Josh]

Yeah. But isn't that crazy how we just kind of die for a little bit?

[Kim]

Spookiest eyes ever. Jesus Christ.

[Josh]

Yeah, I was thinking about that the other day. I'm like, ah, we're some very interesting species.

[Kim]

We are, bro. Even like, we're like babies coming out of us, like, or women. That's insane. Like they're. A baby grows inside of another human. That's crazy.

[Ryan]

I can't wrap my head around it.

[Kim]

That's wild.

[Josh]

Yeah, but. Yeah, definitely. When I do the. Let me. The let me sleeps.

[Kim]

What are they called?

[Josh]

Vivid dreams. Vivid.

[Kim]

That's interesting.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Kim]

You do two.

[Josh]

No, I'm scared.

[Kim]

You just do one.

[Josh]

I do one. And honestly, I just really started to, like, take them every once in a while because I run really early in the morning or I cycle. So I have. The problem that you have is I can't go to sleep. I love watching TV at night because I feel like that helps me go to sleep. Cuz that. And just like, you know, I knock out. So I started to, to. To kind of take these supplements so I can be able to go to sleep at least by 10:00. Right. And because I got to wake up at five. So if I wake up early, then, you know, I have a productive day.

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[Josh]

But if I don't take those gummies. But once again, you see how now I'm relying on something.

[Vinny]

Yeah. I don't like taking them all the time either. I try to, like, get off.

[Kim]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. I do. You feel like you have an addictive personality though?

[Josh]

Yes.

[Kim]

Yeah. Okay.

[Josh]

And I feel like if I, if, if I like something, I'm gonna continue to do it.

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Josh]

And that's sometimes the thing that. Why I get scared as well on like, doing stuff. Like, even when, like a long time ago, I used to smoke a lot of weed and I just spoke a lot.

[Vinny]

Overdid it.

[Josh]

I overdid it because I want to be like, super high. Yeah.

[Vinny]

Have y'all gotten tattoos? Yeah.

[Kim]

Oh, yeah.

[Vinny]

Yeah.

[Kim]

This guy's tatted up.

[Vinny]

Oh, for real? Is looky addicting?

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Kim]

Tattoos?

[Vinny]

Yeah.

[Kim]

Oh, yeah. And you got like, once you got one, you wanted to get more. It really is. I, I probably got like three tattoos and I didn't feel that, like, urge to get more.

[Josh]

But like in the last year, he's.

[Kim]

Like, but now the fourth one, I'm like, okay, now, now it's kind of like I'm starting.

[Josh]

Would you consider yourself hashtag blasted, hashtag.

[Kim]

Inked up from the feet up?

[Vinny]

Nah, I don't think I have enough.

[Kim]

But like, you don't have it on your arms?

[Vinny]

No, she doesn't like it.

[Kim]

I was gonna say, I was like, I don't think I've noticed that you had like on your videos.

[Vinny]

It's on my leg and on my torso.

[Josh]

Oh, really?

[Kim]

Like, big pieces or are you, like, those patchwork?

[Vinny]

It's patchwork.

[Kim]

Okay.

[Vinny]

Yeah. I have a pretty big one right here and on my leg.

[Kim]

Same artist or same style?

[Vinny]

All different. Oh, kind of similar styles.

[Josh]

Same. And you don't have any tattoos?

[Ryan]

No, not at all. Yeah, the one that you have right here is kind of funny.

[Kim]

What is it?

[Ryan]

You want to explain that to them?

[Kim]

What, was that your first one?

[Ryan]

No, it's like. It's a really big one, but he did it for his dad, which is really sweet. It's a va, right?

[Vinny]

Yeah.

[Ryan]

But every time, like, people see it on Tik Tok, they're like, why does he have the logo?

[Vinny]

Ralph Lauren polo.

[Josh]

That's kind of sick.

[Kim]

That is kind of sick. Is it big?

[Vinny]

It's pretty big.

[Kim]

Did it hurt right there?

[Vinny]

It was like, four hours, and I just sat through four hours.

[Josh]

Oh, man.

[Kim]

Dude. I haven't experienced a painful tattoo. They're not super comfortable. I'm not like, this is nothing, but I'm not like, ah, excruciating pain. I haven't got. But I've only got on my legs here. Yeah. Little arms, nothing everywhere.

[Josh]

Yeah, I would consider it. Yeah.

[Vinny]

Are you Hashtag?

[Josh]

He is. I would say I'm Hashtag, you're baby blasted. I would say hashtag. I would just put, like, on my selfie. Like, hashtag men with tattoo.

[Ryan]

Okay.

[Josh]

Hashtag tatted. Tatted. That's it. Hashtag tatted. You know your hashtag. First one.

[Kim]

Yeah, yeah.

[Vinny]

Do they all mean something or somebody?

[Kim]

No, dude.

[Josh]

Maybe one. Maybe the only one that means something. Something to me as I got, like, my every. Everybody on my family, like, their first letter of their name here, you know, And I got it, like, you see, other than that. Oh, this one means a lot to me. This really doesn't mean anything, but right here, Tangola Plaza. The Atlan, where my mom was from, you know, like the Kiosko. Yeah. So that's really. Other than that. I mean, White Ranger. You know what I mean? Like, a scorpion that has, like, a. Like, a chain. Oh, this kind of means something. I love cycling. So, like, his tail is a bike chain. I don't know if you see that. Oh, and this means something too. This is one of my cars that I built. It's E36M3.

[Vinny]

There you go.

[Josh]

So, yeah, it means something, but it doesn't mean, like, you know, like, it's not that deep. No, it's not that deep. I don't. I. None of my. See, look, I got Dodgers right Here. Just like that, you know.

[Vinny]

You like baseball?

[Josh]

I love baseball, bro.

[Vinny]

Oh, cool. Cool.

[Josh]

Yeah. You love baseball?

[Vinny]

Yeah, I actually played baseball up. I played in college.

[Josh]

Oh, please, please. Let us take you guys out to a Dodger game. La platica.

[Kim]

Have you guys been to a Dodger game? No. Oh.

[Vinny]

Or I am.

[Josh]

I love the Braves, though. And, like, when the Dodgers play the Braves, it's always a good game. I love the Braves, man. Please, whenever you guys come, we would love to invite you guys to a Dodge game. Yeah. Maybe not get the tickets, but, like a hot dog or something. Yeah. No, no VIP experience.

[Vinny]

Okay.

[Josh]

He knows a lot. He knows somebody that I've never met, works at Dodger Stadium. You know, I'm talking, like, sweet and everything. It's real nice. You know me, Mookie Bats and, you know, Ohtani. Just kidding. But, yeah. So I forgot where we were going.

[Kim]

We're gonna do the girly pop.

[Josh]

Oh, my God. Yeah. That's what I've been waiting for, dude.

[Kim]

I. Sorry, I'm going backwards here, but I just really wanted to ask because I was, like, very intrigued by what you're saying, like, your fear of, like, public speaking. What is it about public speaking that you're scared? I know we're going way back, but I won an asset, and I didn't get a chance to.

[Vinny]

I think because you're, like.

[Kim]

You're on social media, you come across, like, very confident, you carry yourself very well, you're well spoken, you're educated, you have all the tools. Where's the fear?

[Vinny]

I think it just comes from where I. Like, how I grew up. I just grew up as a really shy kid.

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Vinny]

Yeah. Just terrified of the world.

[Kim]

So is it, like, judgment? Like, do you feel like you are gonna. Like, how they're gonna perceive you?

[Vinny]

I've done maybe, like, two public speeches where I just tank them.

[Josh]

Did you.

[Kim]

And you rehearse and you were prepared and everything.

[Vinny]

Yeah. Like, for school.

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Vinny]

Tank them.

[Josh]

Wow.

[Vinny]

It's just, like, something in my mind that just, like.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Vinny]

You have to, like, get out of that mindset.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Kim]

So even though you're online and millions of people have seen you.

[Vinny]

Yeah.

[Kim]

That you're. That's like. You're like. That's what I do.

[Vinny]

Yeah.

[Kim]

That's so interesting.

[Vinny]

I know. It's kind of like a mind.

[Josh]

Yeah, it is.

[Vinny]

Yeah.

[Kim]

You almost, like, are you willing to, like, put yourself more in those situations to, like, grow?

[Vinny]

Yeah, I have to now.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Vinny]

Like, I'm trying to find opportunities to do.

[Kim]

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Interesting.

[Josh]

Especially I feel like in the field that I guess we're all in. There's so much networking, so much meeting people, talking to people, finding new ways to have, like, great opportunities. Right. You're really good at that.

[Kim]

But I had to become that because I. I wasn't like that, too, bro. I was pretty shy, like, in high school and stuff. Pretty reserved. And then social media kind of got me out of my shell.

[Vinny]

Yeah.

[Kim]

And then the positions that I've been put in, like, are you. I feel like I've been kind of held to the standard, so I don't feel like I have a choice. Like, I'm like, I got to do it. Kind of force yourself into it. Yeah. But I don't know. That's interesting. Girly pop challenge, huh?

[Josh]

Over the past several days, three females.

[Kim]

Have been found dead. Looks like someone's going after these girls.

[Josh]

Then they have to know to watch their backs.

[Vinny]

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[Kim]

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[Josh]

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[Kim]

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[Josh]

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[Ryan]

So am I.

[Kim]

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[Vinny]

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[Ryan]

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Sell wherever your customers are. Visit shopify.com to upgrade your selling today. Yeah, but there's always room for improvement, too. Like, I feel like I'm a pretty good speaker, my ways. You know, I don't say, like, really crazy words, you know, that you'll find in the dictionary. I'm really just a plain Jane. But I think what people just really want to see is it's not what you say. It's just confidence how you say that's what they really care about. You know what I mean?

[Kim]

That's a really good point. Yeah.

[Josh]

Thanks, man. Did you mean that?

[Kim]

No. The quote is, now people don't remember what you say is how you make them feel.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Kim]

So it's like almost like when you're, like, talking, it's like the emotion that is being portrayed versus, like, really breaking down everything you're saying. Yeah. Are you. Are you nervous about public speaking?

[Ryan]

I feel like I'm not. Yeah. I do say that. I get nervous and I'm like, pretty shy, but when I'm talking to people, I feel like just start yapping. Yeah, it just comes out.

[Josh]

No, it's. It's been about, like four years for me, I think, even, like when the start of the podcast. But, like, I always make it a point to, like, always look at people in the eye when I talk to them.

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Josh]

Remembering your. Their names goes a long way.

[Kim]

Yeah, dude, it's huge.

[Josh]

I was just on a trip recently, and the waiter, I met him, even to this day, his name was Neil, you know, and I remember, and I would keep telling myself, because I always remember I suck at remembering names. I do. And I said, neil, Neil, Neil, Neil, Neil. The whole. All day and the next day I saw him and I was like, what's up, Neil? He goes, oh, you remember my name? You know, and like, just a little thing.

[Vinny]

Just like, it's just.

[Josh]

I knew that it just like there was a connection there. And then like, that. Now that's my boy, Neil. You know what I mean? Like, and then now, like, he was the. The meseto. So, like, he would just hook me up now just like those little things. You know what I mean? Like, everybody, I was just in a Marisco spot recently, and the guy, Le chos pores of Mero, you know, because he was great. And I said, dude, what's your. Like, I asked people's names. What's your name, dude? Sayo. And then there's this Marisco spot in Guadalajara, and if you guys don't know, you guys should visit. It's called Mariscos Don Bergas. Right. So then he gave me his name. And then on the contact, I put, look, I put your name down as Paco Vergas. And he loved it. And like, now whenever anybody wants to go, like, there's a table for you. And he told me, he goes, I'll hook you up next time. You don't gotta wait in this line. Come.

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Josh]

And that's why, like, I feel like now I'm really good at, like, meeting people. Annoying people. And, like, I know everybody.

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[Vinny]

One thing I know, in a previous podcast, you said that you're good at reading people.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Vinny]

When you initially meet.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Vinny]

Would you read off us?

[Ryan]

Oh, that's interesting.

[Kim]

They just brought on an fi bro.

[Josh]

Oh, you know, I respect you say that.

[Kim]

He likes. We do this, like, seven called, like, first impressions.

[Vinny]

Yeah.

[Kim]

And he, like, loves doing them.

[Ryan]

It's usually spot on.

[Kim]

Like, yeah, he's pretty good.

[Josh]

Yeah, I'm pretty good. You know, when I was pitched the Opportunity to, to speak with you guys. I was really excited because what I see in you guys is what I've kind of seen in, in my life, you know, prior with my wife as well. And I just see a lot of joy with you guys. I did know. I kind of felt that you guys have been with each other for a long ass time. And then when you said seventh grade, I was like, I knew it.

[Vinny]

Yeah.

[Josh]

You know, maybe not seventh. I was guessing more fourth grade, but it was seven. I was like, I'm a little off. But you know, I feel like you just kind of like what you said. Like, I feel like you're very energetic and you're like a really good friend, but I do feel like you can be a little quiet, you know what I mean? And with you I just feel like kind of like the whole like I eat whatever and then you're like semi picky, I guess. But like I kind of, I kind of knew that already. I kind of knew that like opposites always attract. And now every time I see a really good couple, I always know that you guys are completely different.

[Vinny]

Yeah.

[Josh]

Cuz like me and my wife, she's completely different than me. Wouldn't you say, Joe?

[Kim]

100%.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Kim]

Yeah. But very similar in the same, at the same time.

[Josh]

Yeah. And I. And I love that because you guys balance each other. And I feel like if you guys were the same, that's kind of boring.

[Ryan]

Yeah. I feel like a lot of people on especially online think of us as like the exact same person.

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Ryan]

But like you said, we have our small differences.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Ryan]

That make us like more.

[Josh]

Yeah. And I haven't like really like talked to you guys, but I feel like you guys are like really? And I get along with people that go to like to, to Mexico a lot, you know, So I haven't really talked to you guys like on that level. Like, you know, but I feel like you guys are like my cousins too. Like, you know, I feel like once we start talking in Spanish and stuff, I feel like we'll connect even more. You know what I mean? Because I do feel like you guys, there's some people that, you know, are, that go to Mexico a lot and then they just know the, the swag a little bit more. You know, they're a little bit more in tune, they're cultured, they know some words that other people might not. You know what I mean? It just there, there's more flow to it. Yeah.

[Ryan]

We definitely want to go out to Mexico more. We even thought about living over there For a while.

[Kim]

Oh, no way.

[Ryan]

We want to learn more of that slang and, like.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Vinny]

Because most of the. Most of our family is in Mexico.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Vinny]

It's just in Mexico, it's a whole different, like, culture. Like, 100 more relaxed. You have family there. Like, everyone's nice.

[Kim]

Everyone's nicer.

[Vinny]

Yeah.

[Josh]

Yeah. Over there, it's like the main goal is to get together and just kind of community.

[Kim]

Community is huge.

[Josh]

Yeah. You and your family just kind of, like, get together and kick. Just eat, you know, drink, play some music, make each other laugh. And I was very blessed to have that on my side of my family, you know? So it's really good. I don't take it for granted. And I feel like you guys kind of share that as well. Yeah, I can. Yeah. Kind of get that. Yeah.

[Kim]

Love that, bro.

[Ryan]

That was a good.

[Kim]

That was reading.

[Josh]

So.

[Vinny]

Yeah. What's girly pop?

[Josh]

Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, we are doing the girly pop challenge with somebody different today. With Vinnie instead of us. Do you think he's gonna do better than us?

[Kim]

Not a chance.

[Vinny]

I think so.

[Josh]

I think he might.

[Kim]

Not a chance.

[Vinny]

I think I'm in tune with the girly pops.

[Josh]

Oh, you see?

[Kim]

So did we, though.

[Josh]

Yeah. Until we met a real, real girly pop.

[Kim]

And she.

[Josh]

She broke us down.

[Vinny]

Okay. Okay.

[Kim]

We got exposed.

[Josh]

Hard. Yeah, we got exposed. So let's start. You ready, Vinny?

[Vinny]

I'm ready.

[Josh]

Can she help him or not?

[Kim]

No, she's all right. But she. She has to be the one to, like, answer what it is.

[Vinny]

Oh, yeah.

[Ryan]

What if I'm not even girly?

[Josh]

You can butt in, though, if you like. Okay.

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Josh]

So girly pop question number one for Vinnie goes like. Did I say that right?

[Kim]

No, I was just reading one of the. Oh.

[Josh]

Where does the sticky side of a pad go, Vinnie? The sticky side of a pad go.

[Kim]

Tampad tampon. Tampad packs.

[Josh]

Pad pod on the Tampack squirrels.

[Vinny]

Where else would it go?

[Josh]

On the skin.

[Vinny]

Yeah.

[Josh]

Final answer. On the skin. Where does the side of a stick. Where does a sticky side of a pad go? Vinnie's answer is on the skin. I feel like Steve Harvey right now.

[Ryan]

Sticky part.

[Vinny]

The sticky part. What's it going to? How would it.

[Ryan]

It has to stick to your underwear so it doesn't move anymore.

[Vinny]

Oh, yeah.

[Josh]

Underwear.

[Kim]

What part. What part of the skin did you think is.

[Josh]

Ouch.

[Vinny]

That seems actually painful. Yeah, it is.

[Josh]

The sticky side of a pad goes on the underwear.

[Vinny]

Yeah.

[Kim]

Don't act like you know. I know now.

[Josh]

I know now. I think I said the same thing.

[Kim]

He did. He did. Okay. I had this one. This one was really funny. All right. Speaking like, staying on the sticky side. Conversation. Can you pee with a tampon in?

[Vinny]

Yeah.

[Kim]

Final answer, 100.

[Vinny]

I feel like of. Yeah. Yes.

[Josh]

She got her poker face.

[Kim]

Yes, she does. Final answer.

[Josh]

Final answer.

[Vinny]

Yeah, you can, Kim.

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[Josh]

Oh, you can. I didn't know that you can. How?

[Ryan]

The string to the side.

[Vinny]

A little dement.

[Josh]

I don't know the anatomy of a tampon.

[Kim]

Correct.

[Josh]

Oh, I thought. I thought a pad.

[Kim]

Well, it was.

[Josh]

Because a pad. You can't. Right?

[Kim]

No pad.

[Josh]

Yeah, of course you could with a.

[Kim]

Pad, too, because it was not in. Yeah, just.

[Josh]

Oh, my God. That's what the sneaky side is really for, then. Oh, it's like part of your underwear now, basically.

[Kim]

Yeah, with like, a. Like a cushion. Like a layer of.

[Josh]

Yeah, it's like my cycling shorts. They have, like, a pad.

[Kim]

Exactly. That.

[Josh]

You wear them.

[Kim]

You wear them all the time.

[Josh]

Oh, yeah, I know how pads feel like. Oh, I didn't know that. Yeah. Cool. Yeah, got that one right.

[Vinny]

One for two.

[Josh]

All right, here we go. Whoa. What does it mean to double cleanse? I think I remember this one. I think I might have got it wrong.

[Kim]

I think I remember. I don't remember how I answered it.

[Vinny]

Double cleanse.

[Kim]

Double cleanse. Kim, do you know?

[Ryan]

I think I know.

[Vinny]

Is it, like, face wash stuff? I don't know. I'm stuck.

[Kim]

What do you think it is? Yeah, you have to guess. Huh?

[Vinny]

Double cleanse.

[Kim]

Double cleanse.

[Vinny]

I'm assuming some kind of face. Double wash your face.

[Kim]

Double wash your face.

[Vinny]

Exfoliate and. I don't know, Kim, that sounds right. Yeah.

[Josh]

Yeah. Don't give him a hard time, bro.

[Kim]

No, honestly, I wasn't too sure either, but I think that's what I had said, too. I was like, yeah, cleanse and. And. I don't know.

[Josh]

Good.

[Kim]

Half a point.

[Josh]

Half a point. Next question.

[Kim]

All right. What is a peplum top?

[Josh]

Real quick, Kim, do you know?

[Vinny]

Yeah, peplum.

[Josh]

Peplum top. It's not what you think, man.

[Kim]

No relation to Peppa the pig.

[Josh]

I'm.

[Vinny]

The first thing that comes to my mind is like, a tube top.

[Kim]

Okay.

[Josh]

Oh, okay. Damn. Maybe I think you're.

[Kim]

Is that final answer like a lacy.

[Vinny]

Yeah, lacy.

[Josh]

A lacy tube top. Lingerie type. Lingerie type of man. Huh?

[Vinny]

Is it close?

[Josh]

I don't know. We're gonna find out right now.

[Vinny]

Do y'all know?

[Kim]

We found out when we did this episode.

[Josh]

A peplum top is like, that one like, tight, bro.

[Kim]

It's like, tight and then flowing.

[Josh]

I'm gonna give it to him because he was pretty spot on.

[Ryan]

Yeah, he was not.

[Kim]

He was not, bro.

[Josh]

He said.

[Ryan]

He said a lacy tube top.

[Kim]

Yeah, bro.

[Josh]

Yeah, it goes like. I said something way different, didn't I?

[Kim]

What'd you say?

[Josh]

I don't even remember.

[Kim]

I didn't know that either.

[Josh]

All right, I got the next one. You ready? This one's good. What's one? Food women can't have when they're pregnant.

[Vinny]

Oh, seafood. Seafood.

[Josh]

He's correct.

[Vinny]

100.

[Kim]

Yeah. Can you be more specific?

[Vinny]

Processed meat. Like ham also.

[Kim]

Oh, I didn't know that. Is that. Is that true? That's true.

[Josh]

Damn. He got extra credit.

[Kim]

Can't you process food when you're pregnant?

[Josh]

Okay, so he got that, right. Yeah, and an extra one, bro.

[Vinny]

Yeah.

[Josh]

I saw this girl on this TV show, and she would have, but she already had her baby and she was breastfeeding and she says she has one beer a day because it helps her with her milk.

[Vinny]

What a fact.

[Josh]

I don't know. It was in the movie. There was a TV show. No, but it's. It's because. Because beer has yeast and stuff and, like.

[Kim]

But I'm pretty sure there's other stuff you can take besides beer to help with that.

[Josh]

What else? She likes to crack open a nice Coors Light. The baby's like, yeah, yeah. I'm not saying go do that, by the way.

[Kim]

No, of course not.

[Josh]

But just.

[Kim]

That's too risky for me.

[Josh]

Yeah, that's just too.

[Kim]

That's too risky.

[Josh]

So even, like, after the kid's born? Like, after. Not during, obviously.

[Kim]

Yeah. Either way. Either way. I was also hearing that, like, the first one you're gonna conceive, like, with the diet of the man up until six months, determines how the pregnancy is going to be for the woman. Six months, bro.

[Josh]

Because that's what your sperm will have.

[Kim]

Yeah, pretty much.

[Ryan]

Since they eat, like, super clean.

[Kim]

Yeah, yeah. Like, no processed foods. Basically, what you shouldn't eat while you're pregnant. So, like, like organic eggs, raw meats, and that's true.

[Vinny]

I gotta get right, then you gotta get right.

[Kim]

My boy, man.

[Josh]

There's no way my pops was all sick and dieting like that. No, no.

[Kim]

They're saying if you want to have, like. Like, that determines the smoothness of the pregnancy.

[Josh]

Oh.

[Kim]

It's not like you can't. You don't have to do that. But if you're actively trying to, like, help your girl out and you want to make you know, you. You can do your part, too. And only you can prevent forest fires, so.

[Josh]

Wow, I didn't know that. That's cool. That's. Yeah.

[Kim]

Tick Tock, bro.

[Josh]

Oh, Tick Tock University. All right, I got the next one.

[Vinny]

I think I'm doing pretty good.

[Kim]

Dude, you're crushing it.

[Josh]

You are. Except till this one. What's collagen good for your hair?

[Kim]

Final answer.

[Vinny]

Yeah.

[Josh]

I mean, it might be right.

[Vinny]

I think it's 100.

[Kim]

I think part of it. There's other aspects that it helps out with, though. Yeah.

[Josh]

Because there can't just be one. Right.

[Vinny]

Breastfeeding.

[Kim]

No, no.

[Vinny]

Just reaching now.

[Josh]

But college, you said hair.

[Kim]

You're on the right track.

[Vinny]

Hair growth. Hair thickness.

[Kim]

No, no, like, hair like.

[Josh]

Wow. That's actually.

[Kim]

Yes, exactly. So it's like.

[Josh]

Yeah, collagen is approaching. That plays a role in. In hair health.

[Kim]

Oh, and skin as well, though, is it not?

[Josh]

Where do you get collagen?

[Kim]

Protein. It's a type of protein.

[Josh]

You got the next one.

[Kim]

Oh, yeah. What is a money piece?

[Josh]

Oh, my God. I totally forgot about this one.

[Vinny]

What is a money?

[Kim]

You don't remember what it is?

[Josh]

No.

[Kim]

Oh, I remember. Dude, you should know this. This is the one that you should know. God, you're so stupid.

[Josh]

Money.

[Kim]

God.

[Josh]

I forgot.

[Vinny]

A money piece.

[Kim]

Money piece.

[Vinny]

I don't know, Maybe like a piece that you just love and it's money.

[Josh]

I just love wearing. Yeah.

[Kim]

This piece right here.

[Vinny]

That's all I can think.

[Kim]

That's okay.

[Josh]

I think I thought it was a tramp stamp, didn't I? That's a money.

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Josh]

What is it again?

[Kim]

It's. Oh, do you know, Kim?

[Ryan]

It's like a highlight of a hair.

[Kim]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Josh]

Oh, you're right.

[Kim]

Like a strip of color in the front.

[Vinny]

Why is that called a money piece?

[Kim]

I don't know. This is what they call it in the street.

[Josh]

Yes.

[Vinny]

I never heard that.

[Josh]

Yeah, it's like that. Like, they do a little like. Like balayage.

[Ryan]

Oh, balayage.

[Josh]

You know, I used to be a hairdresser.

[Kim]

That's why I was like, you should know this.

[Josh]

That's right here.

[Kim]

I forgot, bro. Yo, are money pieces, like, not in or are they in? Because I think they're kind of fire.

[Ryan]

I think they're in.

[Kim]

They're in.

[Josh]

Yeah, they're in, bro.

[Kim]

I'm telling my girl to get one. You know what you need, baby? A money piece. Just like, get out. Oh, I got you, babe. Money piece. Peplum top. Sticky side. Date night.

[Josh]

Vinnie. What? What's What's. What's a. What's a. What's a diva cup?

[Kim]

You should know this.

[Josh]

I didn't know this either. So, like, if you don't know it, like I said it. But this is real girly pop.

[Kim]

This is as girly pop as it gets.

[Josh]

A diva cup.

[Kim]

This is a deep cup.

[Vinny]

Oh, nah, it's the cup you put in that gets the blood. No. Yeah. Some people put it on their plants.

[Kim]

What, the blood?

[Vinny]

Yeah, I've heard that. Yeah.

[Josh]

How you know that?

[Vinny]

I just know, bro.

[Josh]

If you know what a diva cup is, you won the girly.

[Kim]

Girly pop.

[Ryan]

Your girly popcorn.

[Josh]

Wow, bro, a diva cup was crazy. I had no idea what that was. What'd you think it was like, when girls gone. No, like, when girls go on bachelor party, bachelorette parties, and everybody has their little, like, pink cup that says, like, yeah, Queen. Like, queen. Or like that. Or, like, you know, like, that's a show. Yeah. You know.

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[Kim]

Diva cup.

[Josh]

That's what I thought it was. I can't believe you got that right.

[Kim]

And he didn't know it in the beginning. It like, the. The girly pop God summoned him.

[Josh]

Yeah. He's like, how'd you do that, cuz? Really didn't know until, like, comp.

[Vinny]

What do you say? Compa. I can't say it. I can't. Like, when your mind is compa. Oh.

[Kim]

Car part analyzed.

[Vinny]

Yeah.

[Kim]

Yeah. That's tough. Compartmentalized car part. I have to say that word in, like, in.

[Vinny]

I couldn't think of how three different parts.

[Kim]

Car part mentalized. Yeah.

[Josh]

What does that mean?

[Kim]

Like, to put it in different, like, categories. So it's like, you guys are better at car part mentalizing than girls. That's, like, a thing, right? So we're able to, like, put this here, this here, and, like, break it up versus, like, girls are more, like, emotional. It's like, they don't. They see everything as one. So for example, it'll be like, oh, you didn't take me out. The girl be like, you didn't take me out.

[Josh]

Right.

[Kim]

And the girls. The guy's like, yeah, we went out to eat yesterday. But she's like, no, but I want to take it out on a date. Like, they view it all. I don't know what I'm saying right now.

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Shop Abercrombie's new long weekend collection online or in store. I was about to say. I was about to say, like, that. That whole thing that you figured. I was like, you're so smart.

[Kim]

And then something like that. Right, Jess? Compartmental.

[Josh]

Compartment.

[Vinny]

Compartment, yeah.

[Kim]

What did I say?

[Josh]

Compartment? Yeah. You said car part, bro.

[Kim]

Come on, man.

[Josh]

No, bro, I couldn't even get the first.

[Kim]

Oh, Compartmentalized.

[Josh]

Oh, it's good in my books.

[Kim]

Compartmentalized comparts.

[Josh]

I have another one for you. Well, this is pretty girly, Pop. I. I'm already gonna give you the whole, like, win, win. Because that was, like, pretty epic that you just said.

[Vinny]

That's pretty cool.

[Josh]

But what's blow? What's a blowout? Wanna put in a sentence for you?

[Vinny]

Yeah.

[Josh]

All right. I'm your girl, right?

[Vinny]

Yeah.

[Kim]

Very beautiful girl. See the curls?

[Josh]

All right, babe, I'll be right back. Where are you going? I'm gonna go get a blowout. Hi.

[Kim]

How pissed are you gonna be if she says that?

[Vinny]

Pissed.

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Vinny]

First thing that comes to mind is, like, the Poly D blowout.

[Josh]

Okay.

[Vinny]

So I'm assuming it's some kind of hair.

[Josh]

Okay.

[Vinny]

Yeah.

[Josh]

I'll be right back. It's only gonna take like, an hour.

[Kim]

I'll be right back and we'll go get a blowout.

[Vinny]

I've heard Brazilian blowout, so I'm assuming it's something with your hair.

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Josh]

Damn, you're good.

[Kim]

He's good.

[Vinny]

Locked in.

[Josh]

Just like. Like, round. Brushing your hair, you know, giving it a style. Sometimes they're like, making your hair straight. Now a Brazilian blowout. It's interesting you said that. How do you know about that? Does she get it that straightens your hair?

[Ryan]

Yeah, it's, like, wavy.

[Vinny]

Yeah.

[Josh]

So that, you know, kind of semi permanently Makes your hair straight for a while.

[Vinny]

Yeah.

[Josh]

You know, you got to keep on getting it done. Characters. Yeah, So I used to do those all the time. They smell.

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Vinny]

Yeah, they smell terrible.

[Kim]

Why?

[Vinny]

I can't go. They burn chemicals.

[Josh]

It's because it's a chemical you, like, put the blood in, and then sometimes they, like, flat iron it with the actual chemical and just smell. It's a lot of fumes.

[Kim]

That can't be good.

[Vinny]

Cannot.

[Josh]

It can't be, like, passing out.

[Vinny]

Yeah.

[Kim]

Oh, no way.

[Josh]

Yeah. Offer beauty, bro.

[Kim]

Damn.

[Vinny]

For straight here.

[Kim]

Worth it.

[Josh]

Worth it. You want to see the next one?

[Kim]

Do we have more?

[Josh]

Actually, no. That was it. You know what, though?

[Kim]

I think you did better than us. Yeah, we were. We were far off, bro.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Vinny]

She says girl dad coded.

[Kim]

Oh, yeah?

[Vinny]

Yeah.

[Josh]

Oh, really?

[Vinny]

Yeah.

[Kim]

Oh, that's. I want to be Girl dad coded. I want to grow, man. I want to go.

[Josh]

Well, guys, what's. What's in store for. For you guys and for everybody because a lot of people. First of all, thank you because you guys brought probably your audience here, so welcome to La Platika. Yes. Daddy, Josh and Savas. And thank you guys for coming here. But what's new for you guys that you guys. Guys want? Yeah, like, like. Or what's something you guys want to do other than doing the same brand that he wants to do? Just way better. She's way better. Yeah. Like, like, what's up?

[Vinny]

Yeah. Well, first, I just want to thank you guys because. For having us.

[Josh]

Of course. Of course.

[Vinny]

But for us, YouTube definitely want to start posting twice a week and just continue to grow on Tick Tock as well.

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Vinny]

And just spread out through everything. Instagram, Snapchat.

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Vinny]

Take it over, bro.

[Kim]

You guys are, like, absolutely killing it. I was really excited to get you guys on and just, like, hear more about you guys story. You guys are crushing and keep doing it, man.

[Vinny]

Thank you. Thank you. But you.

[Ryan]

Yeah, I think. Thank you also for having us. It's an amazing opportunity and keep growing our real estate portfolio.

[Kim]

You guys dabble in real estate?

[Vinny]

Yeah.

[Ryan]

Yeah. I love that with my dad.

[Kim]

Nice. I started real estate because of my mom. She's been doing real estate for 35 years. So in 2017, I brought my first, like, property.

[Ryan]

Oh, nice.

[Kim]

Yeah, that's cool.

[Vinny]

That's really.

[Kim]

Yeah. 100%.

[Josh]

That's so cool.

[Kim]

You guys bought a house.

[Vinny]

Yeah, we did. We bought a house in Austin.

[Kim]

Congratulations. That's amazing.

[Vinny]

Yeah. Thank you.

[Kim]

That's so cool.

[Ryan]

Yeah, I think social media helps us, like, be able to do that, which is even insane to begin with. We wouldn't be able to.

[Josh]

No.

[Kim]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Josh]

That's so cool.

[Kim]

Wow, that's so cool.

[Josh]

Super cool. And now we have a place to stay.

[Kim]

Yeah, yeah.

[Ryan]

Whenever you come to Austin, you have a place.

[Kim]

Yeah, that's so cool.

[Josh]

We'll go. We'll go.

[Vinny]

All right.

[Kim]

We pull up to Austin. Where are you taking us to eat, Terry?

[Vinny]

Blacks or Suerte? Oh, those are both Mexican food. It's okay.

[Ryan]

Do you like barbecue?

[Kim]

Love barbecue.

[Josh]

We like anything.

[Kim]

Yeah. We're like. We're the opposite of any. Like, we're. Dude, we like anything in front of our faces. We were going to devour it.

[Vinny]

Okay. It's like big food place, so food trucks, restaurants.

[Josh]

No, we'll literally eat anything. Anything. And especially when it's free.

[Ryan]

You sound like him.

[Vinny]

Yeah, that's.

[Kim]

He's right. And then bar. What bar are you taking us to?

[Vinny]

6Th Street. We got to show y'all. 6th Street. It gets crazy.

[Josh]

Is it true Austin is known for their breakfast tacos?

[Kim]

That's a Texas thing. Breakfast tacos. A Texas thing.

[Vinny]

I think San Antonio is more. It's like bean and cheese or bean. That's what they're known for. It's like a bean and cheese taco. That's like the go to breakfast. Yeah. But, yeah, breakfast tacos all over.

[Josh]

Really?

[Vinny]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Josh]

Cool. We'll book a flight soon.

[Kim]

Yeah, we're going, baby. Yeah. I've been wanting to go to Austin.

[Vinny]

Y'all take us to the Dodgers game.

[Kim]

Done.

[Josh]

Oh, my God. Please, let's do that.

[Vinny]

Yeah.

[Kim]

Would you guys move to la?

[Vinny]

We thought about it. Yeah, we thought about it. I don't know. It's. It's a different life over here.

[Kim]

It really is.

[Josh]

Yeah. A bunch of fake people.

[Kim]

Even though, like, they say, like, Austin is, like, la, LA is still very different in, like, in its LA way.

[Ryan]

I think there's so many opportunities here, like, the amount of people that you meet here also.

[Josh]

That's the only thing is, it's. It's. The pool here is huge.

[Vinny]

Yeah.

[Josh]

And all the brands are here. Everybody you want to network with is here, you know, and does happen here.

[Ryan]

I think, for a few years. That'd be fun.

[Kim]

Yeah. Are you guys gonna do Coachella?

[Vinny]

Yeah.

[Kim]

Okay.

[Vinny]

Definitely. Are y'all going?

[Kim]

We have a salute party. So you guys are.

[Ryan]

Oh, no way.

[Kim]

Gotta pull up.

[Josh]

We miss you guys at the other. Well, I feel like I saw you guys in passing. Yeah.

[Vinny]

Yeah.

[Josh]

So next time, for the next saloo party, which is Going to be in Coachella. Like, have you guys been at Coachella?

[Vinny]

Yeah.

[Josh]

Okay. Amazing.

[Ryan]

First time ever.

[Josh]

Yeah. So he keeps. He's talking it up. Major first time. He's saying he has. Second, he's saying he has the biggest house in Coachella.

[Kim]

One of. One of.

[Josh]

He has the biggest house. And he says walking distance.

[Kim]

We're like really close to the fairgrounds.

[Josh]

So that's everything.

[Kim]

It's literally a 10 minute walk to the like the entrance of VIP entrance.

[Josh]

So if, you know, like, that's a, like having a walking distance. A major flex. So I don't know. He invited me this year. We'll see.

[Vinny]

I'm excited to see the fits.

[Kim]

The fits are going to be fire. Yeah, right.

[Josh]

They're gonna be fire. A little cowboy hat maybe.

[Kim]

You're gonna. That's the. That's the theme you're going for?

[Josh]

Yeah, a couple.

[Kim]

I haven't figured out my theme yet.

[Josh]

Yeah, me neither. I always like. I don't know. I figured out I like to go simple sometimes and comfortable.

[Vinny]

Yeah.

[Josh]

I feel like if I do too much, I look like I'm trying too hard. And like when you're almost 40 years old, you don't want to look like you're trying too hard.

[Kim]

He has really good fashion style, though. He's like the fashion guy of the group, I would say.

[Josh]

You really mean that?

[Kim]

I would say so, yeah. Between you and Jonathan, you really mean that? Okay. You know I did. Not anymore. I just totally don't anymore.

[Josh]

Yeah. Please. You guys should come.

[Kim]

Yes. 100.

[Josh]

100 wide open.

[Kim]

We haven't sent out invites yet, but we're gonna send out.

[Josh]

Have you ever heard that song that goes With Arms Wide Open? Sing it to him real quick.

[Kim]

I don't even know what song he's singing.

[Josh]

Creed with Arms Wide Open.

[Kim]

Never heard of it, bro. I think you're making.

[Josh]

Cue the song, Matt. You guys really mean actually don't.

[Kim]

Cuz we won't. We won't be able to monetize.

[Josh]

We're not. We're not going to do it. But I'm going to show it to you guys, right? Like. Oh, okay.

[Kim]

Yeah, yeah.

[Josh]

But yes. Hold on real quick. Sorry. Sorry. Do you guys drink?

[Ryan]

We do.

[Vinny]

Yeah, we do.

[Kim]

Did you guys drink at the Salute?

[Vinny]

We did. Yeah. And then the free drinks were amazing.

[Kim]

Yeah, they were like.

[Josh]

They were super strong too.

[Vinny]

That's what I said. Yeah. No, we probably drank a little too much. Honestly, bro.

[Kim]

You tell me.

[Vinny]

Yeah.

[Josh]

Do you guys think Ranch waters?

[Vinny]

That's like a thing in Texas?

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Josh]

Aren't you from there?

[Vinny]

Yeah.

[Josh]

Well, technically, you're from Georgia.

[Vinny]

Yeah.

[Kim]

I love a ranch water.

[Vinny]

Yeah.

[Kim]

So good, you know?

[Josh]

Well, there's a soda water, right? With tequila and lime.

[Kim]

With lime and. Yeah.

[Josh]

What's topico? Orange juice.

[Vinny]

Oh, okay. Yeah.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Vinny]

It helps with hangovers because you're drinking water.

[Kim]

Tequila.

[Vinny]

Yeah. So, man.

[Ryan]

So ranch waters are good for you. You.

[Kim]

Why did you bring that up? What was the whole point of that? What? Drinking ranch water specifically. Oh.

[Josh]

Because I thought that was, like, their. Their.

[Kim]

Oh, their go drink.

[Josh]

Got it. Because I know with Alex, he's taking me to El Paso before, and he took me to this place, and all he do is drink ranch waters all day.

[Vinny]

Oh, really?

[Josh]

Yeah. He likes ranch waters, I think. Yeah.

[Kim]

Alex. Alex, probably. I like ranch waters better.

[Josh]

They put them in a topo Chico glass.

[Kim]

Oh, yeah.

[Josh]

They're really good. Like, that's pretty good.

[Ryan]

I think I'm more of a fruity, like, sweet drink, like what y'all had at the party. Yeah, those drinks were good.

[Kim]

Yeah, those are really good.

[Ryan]

Those are my favorite drinks.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Kim]

So we were just doing it for, like, Les's flavor, but when you go to the Coachella party, we're gonna have, like, all the flavors. Yeah. Like the Jamaica.

[Vinny]

I love the Jamaica.

[Kim]

Yeah, bro.

[Vinny]

Yeah.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Vinny]

I'm excited. Yeah.

[Josh]

They have a flight to catch.

[Kim]

I was just about to say that. Yeah.

[Josh]

Yeah. We miss it. We're gonna have to reboot. Oh.

[Kim]

We're cutting it close. Yeah.

[Josh]

Thank you guys so much. Much, honestly. Good luck to everything. I hope to see you guys in the future. I'll see you guys in a couple months, Honestly, if all goes well. Let us know if you guys need anything. We are the plug in la. I am what you call a connector. Anything that you need, I will connect you to. I am the connector that's connected with a K. Okay.

[Vinny]

Plug.

[Josh]

I just have to say that. All right, hit me up. I'm serious.

[Kim]

Yeah. Like, not even to, like, gas him up, but he's plugged up.

[Vinny]

Oh, for real? For real.

[Kim]

Yeah.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Kim]

He uses all my plugs.

[Josh]

Guys. Obviously you guys already follow them, but if you guys don't follow them, they're amazing people.

[Kim]

Amazing people.

[Josh]

Amazing people. And, yeah, congrats on everything. We will definitely do a part two one day in the future.

[Ryan]

Thank you for having me.

[Kim]

Maybe when you guys have kids. Kids in the works. Is that in talks?

[Ryan]

Next five years, for sure.

[Vinny]

We. We have a lot we want to do before.

[Josh]

You should wait.

[Vinny]

Yeah, yeah.

[Josh]

But you have anything else to say.

[Kim]

I love it, man. Great episode. Thank you guys for coming. I appreciate it so much.

[Ryan]

Thank you.

[Vinny]

Thank you, guys.

[Kim]

Any Kim, baby. In the building.

[Josh]

In the building. In the building. Adios. Thank you, guys.

[Kim]

You know what you need, baby? A money piece.