Cj Got engaged! ER Trip on the 4th of July, Gavin vs Dalton Beef?

Summary

Life Wide Open with CboysTV

Episode: "CJ Got Engaged! ER Trip on the 4th of July, Gavin vs Dalton Beef?"
Date: July 15, 2025

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Episode Overview

This lively episode covers a whirlwind of happenings among the CboysTV crew, featuring CJ's recent engagement, wild 4th of July antics that landed someone in the ER, debates about wedding planning, and an unexpected (and hilarious) beef between Gavin and Dalton. The hosts share business insights, candid relationship stories, and their classic behind-the-scenes shenanigans—with the usual banter and chaos that make the show a fan favorite.

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1. CJ’s Engagement & Wedding Planning

• CJ announces his engagement and opens up about the feelings that came after the proposal.
• The crew discusses wedding traditions—including open bars and saving money on booze—providing both practical advice and roasting each other in the process.
• Discussion on unique, almost-executed proposal plans (such as involving a dog) and how the crew helped pull off the actual proposal.
• Wedding gift traditions and the meaning behind celebratory rituals like buying Dom Perignon ("bottle of Dom") for major milestones.

Notable Quotes:

• "I'm engaged, guys. I got engaged on about five days ago." – Gavin (04:32)
• “It does change things. It does feel different.” – Gavin (04:50)
• “Last posted 2009... 2024 Mike, I think instead” – CJ, joking about a defunct company’s Instagram (01:12)
• “The open bar was literally just for the guest.” – Dalton (03:19)

Timestamps:

• Engagement discussion (04:32 – 09:00)
• Proposal planning and execution (05:12 – 08:54)
• Wedding bar debate and gift talk (01:17 – 12:28)

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2. Wild 4th of July: ER Trip and Fireworks Fiascos

• Recap of the group’s 4th of July party: a mixture of celebrating, injury, and chaotic fun.
• Fireworks mishaps: CJ accidently hits Nikki with a Roman candle, causing her dress to burn.
• Discussion about safety, fireworks prices, and memories of past CboysTV firework stunts that sometimes attracted YouTube's “demonetizing wrath.”
• A friend sustains a hand injury (from a propeller fiasco while handling a boat anchor) and ends up needing stitches after hours of indecision and group triage.

Notable Moments:

• “I shot Nikki in the neck with a Roman candle.” – CJ (16:16)
• "I was like, bro, you're gonna bleed out... you're losing a fair amount of blood, and you're bleeding all over the house." – Gavin (46:26)

Timestamps:

• Roman candle accident (16:16 – 17:15)
• Fireworks nostalgia and cost (17:36 – 27:30)
• ER trip coverage (44:28 – 50:23)
• On self-medicating with superglue (47:04 – 47:11)

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3. Proposal Mishaps and Relationship Advice

• Dalton shares his own attempt to be more romantic with Lana by sending flowers—only for her to think they came from the Pinterest team.
• Stories about creative, funny, and (occasionally ill-advised) engagement proposals, from cow tags to hidden ghillie suits.

Notable Quotes:

• "The photo is of him on his knee, on a calf." – Evan, about a cow farmer’s proposal (13:30)
• "So, anyway, I sent her flowers today... She goes, oh, wait, ha. It's from you." – Dalton (28:02 – 28:49)

Timestamps:

• Romantic gestures & flower mix-up (27:30 – 29:02)
• Best/worst proposal stories (13:30 – 15:50)

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4. CboysTV Business + Fireworks Logistics

• Brief chat about business acquisitions (from audio shoes to Slednecks), and buying companies or brands for fun.
• Detailed debate on fireworks—cost, value, and whether to invest in memorable experiences or just hand out money.
• Creative wedding reception fundraising ideas (raffles, sledgehammering an old car, pit bike giveaways).

Notable Quotes:

• "The guy with an eye patch, missing fingers selling them to you is gonna be, oh, but I'll give them to you here... 40% off." – CJ, on buying fireworks (22:39)
• "You can only buy it for like two weeks out of the year." – Mike (22:59)
• “We got a bunch of good ideas flowing. Like, these are all good ideas. I might save that one for my wedding.” – Ben (27:21)

Timestamps:

• Business ideas & brand talk (00:26 – 01:12)
• Creative wedding fundraising (25:49 – 27:30)

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5. Summer Antics: Airbags, Backflips, and Stunts

• Update on the compound’s new airbag setup for BMX and pit bike stunts.
• Discussion on how airbags compare to foam pits and water for safety during flips.
• Memories of past tricks, trampoline injuries, and how one (Ben’s girlfriend) ended up in the hospital after a bad front flip landing.

Notable Quotes:

• "I've never been upside down successfully besides in the pond that one time. So it's just fun." – Evan (29:58)
• “I still think water or a foam pit is much more forgiving than the airbag.” – Gavin (30:46)

Timestamps:

• Airbag, flips, stunt talk (29:39 – 34:10)

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6. AI Trends & YouTube Observations

• Ben discusses the prevalence of AI videos and thumbnails on his social feeds.
• The crew riffs on how generative AI is being used for savage humor and ad content, as well as the difficulty in getting good AI image results.

Notable Moments:

• “You can create a character to say some savage shit and it’s not connected to a real person who has friends and family.” – Evan (37:51)

Timestamps:

• AI video & social media trends (36:07 – 39:09)

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7. Mini-Beefs, Stunts Gone Wrong, and a Naked Chase

• The group addresses an ongoing beef between Gavin and Dalton, partly sparked by a wild naked dirt bike chase where Gavin got cornered.
• Hilarious recap of how the prank escalated, Gavin’s meltdown, and the impending need to “squash the beef” in a future episode.
• CJ and others debate who was in the right: the roosters or the roosted.

Notable Quotes:

• “Can I say they were naked?” – CJ (55:19)
• “Two naked boys spraying you with mud.” – CJ (56:07)
• “He just literally just kept saying, Dalton’s a piece of shit, I hate you... screamed it loud enough so that the whole county could probably hear.” – CJ (57:02)

Memorable Moments:

• Gavin’s hour-long rant after being roosted (57:02 – 57:39)
• Dalton and Spenny naked chasing Gavin on dirt bikes (55:39 – 56:22)

Timestamps:

• Gavin vs Dalton beef setup (55:00 – End)

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8. Memorable Quotes & Funniest Moments

• "Nothing says love like sifting through your dog..." – Ben, on the abandoned dog proposal plan (06:22)
• “I know she acted like I intentionally did it.” – CJ, after the Roman candle accident (17:12)
• "You're not even a real redneck." – Anonymous, via Gavin (53:07)

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9. Next Episode Teaser

• A promise to get Gavin and Dalton together to resolve their beef on the podcast, fueling anticipation.

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10. Other Highlights

• Car culture sidebars: General Lee jumps, Fast & Furious car destruction stats, collectible values.
• Hospital horror stories: ER wait anecdotes, self-medicating injuries, and an emergency appendix operation.

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11. Key Timestamps Reference

• [00:00–01:17] Intro banter, Slednecks saga
• [04:32–09:00] Engagement announcement & proposal planning
• [16:16–17:15] Roman candle accident
• [44:28–50:23] 4th of July ER trip & medical stories
• [55:00–End] Gavin vs Dalton naked dirt bike chase & beef

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12. Tone & Language

The episode is classic CboysTV: irreverent, playful, a bit chaotic, and full of inside jokes. The hosts don’t pull punches, roasting each other as much as they share genuine moments and advice. Their banter flows naturally, creating a feeling of being right there in the room with the crew.

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Conclusion

This episode offers classic CboysTV energy: heart, chaos, and community. With engagement stories, dangerous fun, creative wedding hacks, real medical emergencies, and hilariously petty beefs, the guys deliver laughs as well as behind-the-scenes insight into their friendships and adventures—plus just enough drama to guarantee listeners will tune in for part two of the Gavin vs Dalton saga.

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For full context and maximum entertainment, be sure to check out the episode!

Transcript

[Mike]

There's a rumor floating around.

[Ben]

Yeah. You're spending all your money and now you're going cheap on us.

[CJ]

Dalton and Spenny are naked on their.

[Dalton]

Dirt bikes or privileged to operate a motor vehicle is hereby revoked.

[Ben]

He doesn't like Dalton.

[CJ]

Yeah, he just said he hates Dalton.

[Ben]

Yeah, he does.

[Evan]

Not like.

[CJ]

Said a lot of bad words about him.

[Ben]

Boy, did she give Gavin a piece of her mind.

[Gavin]

I'm engaged, guys. Oh.

[CJ]

They need to bring back audio shoes.

[Gavin]

I would 100 wear audios if they came back. But they went out of business. They got bought out.

[Dalton]

Aio Adio AO Audio shoes.

[Gavin]

They were like skate shoes.

[Evan]

Maybe we could buy it.

[Gavin]

It's gone.

[Ben]

You can't just buy companies.

[Gavin]

Well, you can.

[Evan]

Sled next went out of business and they were for sale.

[Gavin]

Did you consider.

[Evan]

Yeah.

[Gavin]

How much do you think Slednex was worth?

[Ben]

They were selling for $1 million.

[Evan]

How much? I think it was worth probably less than a million.

[Gavin]

But yeah, it's definitely worth less than a million.

[Dalton]

But they sold for a million bucks.

[Gavin]

They didn't sell, did they?

[Dalton]

I think to be bottom.

[Ben]

Yeah. I thought, oh, that's sick. Yeah.

[Gavin]

But then they just decided to do nothing with the brand. Or were they worried about them taking their, like, becoming competition? They might start making mono suits.

[Mike]

They just buy, like, the IP rights for the films or what?

[Dalton]

They got an Instagram with 100k.

[CJ]

Last posted 20092024 Mike, I think instead.

[Ben]

Of buying things, maybe you should stop being so cheap.

[Mike]

There's a rumor floating around.

[Ben]

Yeah. You're spending all your money and now you're going cheap on us.

[CJ]

It's not right, Mike.

[Evan]

I could agree with that statement potentially.

[Ben]

Rumor has it that you're not having an open bar at your wedding for.

[Evan]

Me to do an open bar. Like, full open bar through spankies. Like, I saw their prices. Like, why are we doing like eight bucks for a vodka drink?

[Dalton]

You know, like, so they charge you full retail.

[Evan]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. And I was like, what's. Where's the happy medium?

[Ben]

Like, yeah.

[Gavin]

So how much was that going to cost?

[Evan]

Thousands.

[Gavin]

And obviously thousands. But, like more than 5,000.

[Evan]

I don't know. I hit up two. Two turn Tony. So they'll be like, unlimited two turn Tony.

[Gavin]

Oh, let's go. We're good then.

[Evan]

To me, that's.

[Ben]

How do they feel about that?

[Evan]

How to who?

[Mike]

The people catering.

[Evan]

That's what I thought was funny. So I was like, how does that work? And then they're just like, oh, yeah, whatever you bring is Free game.

[Mike]

Sick.

[Evan]

So I could just show up with a bunch of crown bottles and Grey Goose bottle, you know, like, yeah, you.

[Gavin]

Just need some bartenders. I would just do that then. Yeah, you could literally go to the liquor store and just buy a couple cases.

[Ben]

That's actually the case.

[CJ]

I can help you boo shop if you'd like.

[Evan]

The weddings that I've been to where there's just a counter full of like ice and booze, that's. That's my preferred. Like, if you can make your own drink as stiff or is not as stiff and you're never like, who. Who do I tip here? Or how much do I tip since the drinks are free or what, Whatever. But yeah, I got like unlimited Tony.

[Gavin]

That'S actually lit and I. I might.

[Evan]

Have a lead on. I'm going to throw back and bring some Doc X.

[Gavin]

That would be pretty legendary too. Expired.

[Ben]

It's got to be. They quit making it five years ago. I.

[Evan]

You sure that's not a true.

[Gavin]

Pretty sure.

[CJ]

They still sell it.

[Evan]

Wisconsin drink, like it always has been.

[Ben]

Really?

[Evan]

Yeah. Oh.

[Ben]

So Mike's wedding is sponsored by DocX. So Sydney and I. Sydney's walking down with a big X on her dress.

[Evan]

That's Sydney. And I's favorite pop is Dr. Pepper. So then I was just like talking to Doc buddy Zach and I was like, could I have some for the wedding? And he's like, yeah, that's pretty lit. Yeah.

[CJ]

Yeah.

[Dalton]

When I heard you weren't doing an open bar, at first it gave the like gut reaction, like, oh, that's weird. Mike's cheaping out. But then I thought about it. Neither of you guys drink, so I'm like, ah, okay. Like, it's one thing if, like you are gonna partake in the open bar, but the open bar was literally just for the guest.

[Evan]

I think it's a shame. I just kind of was like in a weird position. I was like, so for me to do an open bar, it would be like, you know, let's say five plus thousand dollars. Or if I didn't have the Tony's, it'd be a way different story. I'd get. Maybe I still could get some kegs.

[Ben]

You wouldn't pay five grand for a guest to have an open bar.

[Evan]

If it was five grand, maybe. Dude, I am just absolutely shelling money out.

[Ben]

Oh yeah. It's a wedding.

[Gavin]

Yeah. I've been watching you the last pretty much five, six years.

[Evan]

Just shelling.

[CJ]

You're glad you bought those cars a couple months ago, huh?

[Evan]

Yes, I.

[Gavin]

It is good Thing you bought them? Because it probably would have never happened.

[CJ]

Are all the parts bought for the Subaru?

[Evan]

Yeah, for the most part, yeah. I got one big ECU purchase I got to do here.

[Gavin]

I mean, the two turn Tony, that's a really good save.

[Evan]

I mean, shout out to them, dude.

[Gavin]

They were like, yeah, we got that coming in clutch. But I mean, I gotta say, at my wedding, there will definitely be an open bar.

[Dalton]

Speaking of, let's go.

[Ben]

Yep.

[Gavin]

I'm engaged, guys. I got engaged on about five days.

[Dalton]

Ago, so five days of engagement. How is it? Is it different?

[Gavin]

You know, I was a big advocate that it wouldn't be different because Alex and I had been dating for six years. But I will say it actually is different now.

[Ben]

It does change things.

[Gavin]

It does change things. It does feel different.

[Evan]

Really?

[Gavin]

I was a big advocate that it wouldn't feel different. I was like, I mean, nothing's changing. We still live together. We still all these things. But it does. It does feel different.

[Ben]

You look at things differently now that you're like.

[Gavin]

You do, but you. I'd say I just feel like a little bit more connected.

[Evan]

Yeah.

[Gavin]

Congrats. Yeah, it was pretty exciting, so.

[Evan]

And you pulled it off.

[Gavin]

Yeah.

[Evan]

Dalton was hidden in a ghisuit, as usual.

[Gavin]

Dalton, the freaking warrior soldier, whatever you want to call him, it wasn't it? Yeah, I was sweating. Dalton was really sweating.

[Dalton]

So you got him in the ghillie suit?

[Gavin]

Yeah, he was ghid up. He was in the woods. The neighbor sent me a picture. So funny of him, like, gillied up, like, hey, you know. But there's so much weird stuff that goes on over there. It's not that that far fetched, you know, so he's. They're just used to it.

[Ben]

They were probably like, oh, damn, dude. CJ's really popular now.

[Gavin]

He's got paparazzi sitting there. But yeah, he sent me a picture of Dalton posted up. We'll pop it up on the screen. But yeah, it went good. So I had this plan. It was initially I was going to get a dog. I had this dog all set up and it was going to be delivered from Florida. It was like an English bulldog. And she. We've always wanted English bulldog. I was going to get this dog. He was going to probably poop in the yard, and then I was going to do it there. And Dalton would have been there filming.

[Ben]

He was going to have the dog.

[Evan]

Eat the ring, wait for him to poop.

[Gavin]

I don't know, have Alex sift. We were gonna film it and stuff. And how did the poop. Well, I just figured it'd be like, I would get her out in the yard because. Or I just. He doesn't need to poop, but I'd be, oh, my God, look at this poop out. You better double check.

[Ben]

You know, now that you say this.

[Gavin]

It'S probably good you didn't go that far runny. Like, you think he's getting, like, ate something weird. I don't know.

[Ben]

Nothing says love like sifting through your dog.

[Gavin]

Yeah, well, it wouldn't be poop. It'd just be me.

[Dalton]

No, you should have had the dog eat the ring, and then you could have gotten it out of the po.

[Gavin]

Have been savage. Yeah. So basically end up pulling out on that just because a dog is so much work. And I don't know who would have taken care of it because I'm always gone.

[CJ]

And she works smart.

[Ben]

I think you made the right decision.

[Gavin]

Is bummer because I was a sick dog. But anyway, so then I pulled an audible, and, you know, I was a little bit more freed up because I wasn't tied up to having to do it with this dog and making a video segment out of it, too. What she actually said after I pulled out on the dog, she's like, just don't, like, film it for a video. And I was like, okay, yeah, I would never. So anyway, she was getting after me because there was, like, some sticks and stuff in the yard. And she's like, hey, you should pick those up. You should pick those up. There's, like, some weeds growing. Like, pluck those weeds, you know? And then I just kept putting it off, like, for three days, which is unlike me. And then until that Thursday when I was planning on doing it so I had Dalton all stanced up in the woods. I went and picked up the sticks and the weeds, and I, like, dropped my keys. And we had it set up where we were going to go out to dinner with her family, so that way she'd get ready. So it comes time to, like, get going, she gets all ready. For the first time ever, she's. She's ready, like, 30 minutes in advance.

[Dalton]

Oh, man.

[Gavin]

Yeah. Which never really happens. Sorry, Alex, but it just never really happens. She's like, let's go over to my parents. We can all ride together. I was like, oh, man, my stomach. Like, I'm not feeling good.

[CJ]

So you were the one pooping, not the dog.

[Gavin]

So then I just went and sat in the bathroom. I didn't even have to or anything. I just literally just sat there on the toilet, like, scrolled on my phone for, like, 20 minutes because I was waiting for Dalton to get there and, like, get situated. Then he was finally situated. So then I went out. All right, let's go get in the truck. Oh, my keys are gone. You know, I must have dropped them when I was picking up chicks.

[Evan]

That was a huge part of your plan was dropping the keys? Yeah. I can't leave without them. I just was curious. Did she just hit you with a let's just take my car?

[Gavin]

No, she didn't. I was just, like. I was, like, really frantic. I was like, we need to find them. I don't want to lose these. So then I get in the yard, and it's like, 92 degrees out, and I knew exactly where I had to do it, but I'm, like, kicking around, and she's standing on the concrete. I'm like, hey, like, come help me look. We need to go. I need two people sifting through this. And she's like, it's hot. I'm going to start sweating. And then she's like, dirty, too. I don't want to get dirty. Like, she's like, just got ready for dinner. I'm like, just help me out. Just help me out, son. She finally gets over there, and then I just hit her with it, and it went super smooth.

[Ben]

Did you black out a little bit? You say everything that you wanted to say, or did you think so?

[Gavin]

I might have went a little short, but I hit most of the points. Definitely did blackout. I wasn't really nervous. I was just excited, flat out, the whole day of. And leading up to it.

[Evan]

But then right before it.

[Gavin]

Yeah, right before is a little nerve.

[Ben]

Wracking, a little shake.

[Gavin]

But I was nervous, like, a few days prior just because I was trying to line up all the details.

[Ben]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's not necessarily nervous about what she's going to say. It's nervous about making it go right. Yeah. And there's so many moving parts of, like, making sure.

[Gavin]

I just wanted to go right and, like, her to be genuinely surprised. And she was. She was not expecting it at all, which is exactly what I wanted. Yeah. And went perfect. Then I just had the sprinter van pick us up, picked up her family, went out to dinner, and then went home. It was pretty chill. And then everyone came over for the fourth of July, except my cheap ass cousin bought a cheap bottle of champagne. And he even knew it. It was wrong. He was like. Right away, he's like, I'm sorry. I got the cheap.

[Evan]

I don't know why I. Oh, is it 8.95?

[Gavin]

Just got the cheap champagne. Cheap.

[Ben]

Oh, dude, okay, so like cousin. Yeah.

[Gavin]

He even said right away, he's like.

[Ben]

That'S what it's bro.

[Gavin]

I don't know.

[Evan]

Dead ass champagne intrigues me because it can cost like, you know, like two, I guess it's like wine. It also 50 bucks or literally $5.

[Ben]

So whenever we have a big moment, like when we hit a million subscribers, we got this bottle of Dom. When we got our boat from U Motors, we bought the the owner of U Motors and the general manager bottle of Dom.

[Evan]

Our first milestone in sales. I remember that.

[Ben]

Yep. First million dollars bottom bottle of Dom, right? And then you write on it like first million dollars, first million subs, whatever the moment is. And it like a bottle of Dom is like a four hundred fifty dollar bottle of champagne. The champagne tastes the exact same, but it's what the bottle represents, which is just cool because then you just put it on the shelf and it's just like a piece of memorabilia, right? Well, I go to the liquor store, right, with like full intentions on buying it. And then I'm standing there with Greta and she doesn't quite think the same way that I do of like, you know, recklessly spending money for a good, good. Yeah, good bit. And she was like, oh, just get this then. And she got like the $100 bottle.

[Evan]

Of like, oh, that's not cheap.

[Ben]

Yeah, but no doubt it's not that, right? And I was like, you know what? Okay, yeah, got that. And then I was in the line and I literally look at Greta, I go, I'm such a cheap piece of shit. And she's like, what? What are you talking about? I was like, I'm such a fucking terrible cousin. I'm buying a hundred dollar bottle of, of champagne when I should be buying that. And then I was telling even all the occasions, I was like, we bought it for this. We bought it for. That's why it's not the money.

[Gavin]

It's just the fact that we've set the president of what is what always. Yeah, yeah, this is what we always get. And then it was like, oh, this one, this time is not worth that.

[Ben]

And then she was like, she was like, they'll still appreciate it. And I go, man, so you were.

[Dalton]

At the liquor store and you second.

[Gavin]

Guessed he knew right when he. Right when he took it out to me, he was like, I'm sorry I cheaped out.

[Ben]

Yeah, it was bad.

[CJ]

Like you didn't turn back in the liquor store. Cuz Greta might be upset.

[Ben]

We were running late, it was like a ton of people there. It was a long line and I was just like ah it. I'm a piece of. I'm going to just buy. I'm going to cheap out and do this.

[Mike]

If anything, the bottles of Dom are the most convenient thing you can buy at the liquor store because it's right behind the counter too.

[Gavin]

Well don't wor guys because I didn't expect anyone to get it for me. So I just went and bought one myself.

[Evan]

I brought my own champagne too.

[Gavin]

And then I popped that. Wasted half of it just by spraying it. And that was that.

[Dalton]

But it's pretty lit. That actually reminds me when I was kind of a part of the like afterparty for Micah's proposal. I went to the store to buy meat for burgers.

[CJ]

And somebody say burgers, burgers.

[Dalton]

And I just was an idiot. And I was looking at the meat and I was like, do I get the lean beef? Do I get the non lean beef? But for burgers you're supposed to get the meat with more fat cuz it sticks together and it tastes good. I got the lean meat and the burgers were dry.

[Ben]

You ruined the party. I remember that.

[Evan]

Yeah.

[Ben]

Do you remember how everyone had a terrible time?

[Evan]

These burgers?

[Gavin]

Yeah.

[Dalton]

No, but I remember biting into it and I go, I bought the wrong burgers. And then I was like all bummed out of myself for it. But he never knew until now.

[Gavin]

It's all good. I'm happy Ben did that. It made it funny.

[Ben]

It was funny. I'll tell you what, I won't make that mistake again. In the back of my head I thought maybe one of the other boys bought one. I was like, ah, Ken maybe bought one, showed up. Ken, what'd you buy him? Oh, I just gave him a firm handshake.

[Mike]

I walked out the door, said hey, congratulations guys.

[Gavin]

And he didn't even shake my hand.

[Evan]

He walked out the door.

[Dalton]

He just set it to the ring.

[Gavin]

Doorbell when destroyed the toilet.

[Evan]

I gotta tell just like little proposal story that I thought was so funny. So Sydney's friend, friend of a friend, friend, they got engaged and they're like cow farmers. And you know, there's some interesting engagements out there. You see proposals, I should say. You know, some people do in public, some people do it totally wrong, Totally right. Totally huge, totally small. But this couple was cow farmers and they were like tagging calf. So you know, they punch a little hole through the ear, tag it. And in order to do that you, like, put a knee down on the calf and then tag it. As he's doing that, he pulls the tag up and the tag says, will you marry me? And then he's like, on his knee. And the photo is of him on his knee on a calf. What, the cast neck? Yeah.

[Dalton]

It's actually kind of awesome. The tag was a nice touch, though.

[Evan]

You got as cow farmers, I. I bet they love that. Their family's gonna love that. That's funny. But for everyone else. What's he doing?

[Gavin]

What's he doing? Animal people that don't know.

[Evan]

Yeah, I know. Little.

[Ben]

If you.

[CJ]

God damn it. I was gonna say it, but then I figured you can't.

[Gavin]

So here's something funny that happened the next. So then we celebrate on the 4th of July. Everyone goes home. It's that Saturday. We go to go see my family because we haven't, like, seen them in person yet. And we pull up and, you know, eat breakfast and all this. And my mom's side of the family comes over. So everyone's there, and let's take a picture. So we all go outside and we're on the deck, and we're like, line up. Take this picture. And my brother goes, what are those? And everyone looks down, and there's a pair of woman's underwear on the deck. Woman's under, like, like, you know, like, kind of like. Not necessarily super lingerie, but in between. It's a thong.

[Dalton]

Not what Mike had in his Dr.

[Gavin]

And I'm like, what the. Like, where did those come from? I'm thinking, like, I'm even confused.

[Dalton]

Al.

[Gavin]

Oh, my God. Picks them up. Turns out they were in her pant leg from doing laundry. But it fell out when she was walking. Yeah. Cuz, like, laundry was in her pants. And then it must have fallen out. And then it was pretty funny or whatever. So then we get in the car and she starts telling me this story. She goes, oh, my God. Just was telling me last week that happened to her at church. I go, holy. That happened to her walking down at church. But yeah, I mean, so it happens a lot, but it was super funny.

[Evan]

Yeah. If you could drop a dryer sheet out, but instead you drop.

[Gavin]

Yeah, I mean, well, they're just like, small, you know, like it just gets crumpled up, but.

[Dalton]

So you guys kind of celebrated on the fourth Go. Good.

[Gavin]

Yeah, you wouldn't know. Ryan didn't show up.

[Mike]

You know those people that actually like celebrating our. Our independence?

[Dalton]

I do. Everyone.

[Ben]

We're proud of our country.

[Evan]

No, that's. We celebrated independence but we shamefully did not celebrate CJ's engagement.

[Dalton]

Yeah.

[CJ]

I shot Nikki in the neck with a Roman candle. On purpose or no accident. How do you burn her dress?

[Gavin]

How do you manage that?

[CJ]

Well, I was actually shooting Roman candles at the kids that were fishing at the end of the dock. So I figured if it went bad enough, they just jump in the lake. So I set the Roman candle on the dock, and I was holding it with my foot. It was just kind of shooting at their feet. I think there were eight shots, and I must have thought there were five, so I took my foot off it, the next shot, flipped it 180 degrees, and Nikki's sitting like five feet away. And it just blasts, like, burnt. She has, like. I don't know. What's like a little dress thing that you wear over your swimsuit kind of COVID Yeah. Real thin material. So that's all, like, charred and burnt. Like, hit her and went up her neck. So she had like, all little.

[Ben]

Jesus.

[CJ]

Not like a bad burn, but like all kinds of little, like, sparky.

[Ben]

Oh, I can't imagine her reaction. Evan.

[Gavin]

What the.

[CJ]

Yeah, she acted like I intentionally did it.

[Dalton]

It wasn't my fault. Normally Roman candles only have five shots, so.

[Gavin]

Dude, Roman candles that he did on purpose. Yeah.

[Ben]

Yeah, it makes sense. You were technically. I mean, you were gonna hit someone.

[CJ]

Yeah, but it was funny. It was like an old Western. I was young. Go dance, dance. And you shoot at their feet and then they jumping. It was all good fun.

[Gavin]

Yeah.

[Ben]

Fireworks are just a recipe for disaster. Because us being an example of, like, doing crazy every single week. Right. For these videos, it might be in a different form or fashion, but there's usually a lot of risk involved. Right. Most people living their average lives aren't doing risky on the daily.

[Dalton]

Right.

[Ben]

The riskiest you're doing is driving to work, maybe in your car. So when you get, like, people that aren't doing a risky stuff and then fireworks, I feel like it's just a recipe for disaster.

[Gavin]

Yeah.

[Dalton]

And you throw on a full day of drinking before, so they're pretty fearless.

[Ben]

Like, things are going to go wrong.

[Evan]

I always. Yeah. I say, like, the people who aren't safe or shouldn't be allowed fireworks are the same people who shouldn't be allowed to own side by sides. Kind of goes hand in hand.

[Ben]

Kind of one of the same, honestly.

[Evan]

You know, there's just people that just shouldn't be in, like, false confidence. 200 horsepower side by sides.

[Ben]

There's like a certain length of watching fireworks where it's like, cool. And then after a while, it's like, all right, what are we doing here?

[Gavin]

We're standing here for, like, an hour and a half watching them pop.

[Dalton]

Yeah.

[Ben]

And then when it does, like, a little bit more and you just hear like, oh, wow.

[Gavin]

When they're just popping and they're really loud and you feel them in the chest like that, the big ones. That's pretty. There's something about. There's a dopamine release.

[Ben]

I feel like fireworks are just getting, like, more and more advanced now. You got, like, fireworks to music, and it's all, like, choreographed, right?

[Gavin]

Yeah.

[Ben]

It's like, just becoming more and more of a production.

[Gavin]

Yeah. It is crazy. You're kind of just watching a bunch of bombs blow up in the air, like.

[Ben]

Yeah.

[Gavin]

In front of you when your drunk.

[Dalton]

Uncle Timmy lighting them off, you know, in the driveway.

[Ben]

We went through a firework phase. It's probably good that we stop because, like, all of our videos started getting demonetized by YouTube. They didn't like fireworks, so we. We stopped playing with fireworks kind of. But it was, like, progressively getting crazier and crazier because our friend Tint would have, like, M80s on steroids. They were, like, coming in, like, the size of, like, a toilet paper, like, roll. It would come in that, packed in it with a fuse that was just long enough for you to run away from it really fast. We blew up the garbage can in our HOA parking lot, feet in the air, and then we blew the jet ski up, blew the couch up, couch.

[Evan]

Landed on the roof. We found that incredibly satisfying.

[Dalton]

We left that cushion up there till the wind blew it down.

[Mike]

We were so lucky that jet ski didn't break anything. Like, that thing went so high, and there was so much building everywhere.

[Gavin]

Cars everywhere just always were like, eh, it. We'll risk it. Just roll the dice.

[Evan]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Ben]

Everything we did was, like, also in our old shop development that was like an hoa, so it was surrounded by, like, other shops that people owned. And so when things went wrong, they were just landing on. On other people's roofs.

[Evan]

This is what I think we should do. I say we push the limits. And I'm sure this is one been done before. Obviously, in this video, you see it. And two, everyone's had this idea. You get all your mortars, your cakes, your big cakes, whatever you want more. So cakes. And then you just get all your buddies like we have, and you let them off all at once.

[Gavin]

Yep.

[Evan]

I said that, actually, dude, is so satisfying.

[Gavin]

When we were watching the fireworks, show me Ryan. Randy. I said, what would we want? The most fireworks ever lit off at once was in China.

[CJ]

Caught fire. A lot went off at once.

[Ben]

Oh, yeah.

[Evan]

That was like a full blown, like, explosion. Gas explosion.

[Ben]

I want to do that.

[Dalton]

Is lit. Yeah.

[CJ]

Do the mad in the toilet.

[Ben]

See, that is sick. It's like, why waste everyone's time of like. All right, at the end, there's gonna be this huge payoff, and that's what you're waiting for. Well, you might as well just. Just do it right away. Give them the pay.

[CJ]

And Evans theory.

[Dalton]

The city of San Diego show just blew off all their fireworks at once.

[Evan]

So they actually. Yep. So they actually did that and probably set a record.

[Mike]

Like, not intentionally, but eventually.

[Evan]

But yeah. Look at that. You can't even see anything.

[Gavin]

Yeah.

[Ben]

So there's definitely a sweet spot.

[Evan]

Yeah, yeah, exactly.

[Dalton]

For my dad to experience. We went to a fireworks show that was like, plenty long, and he was like, oh, okay, I get it now. Like, it's only fun for so long when you're watching. When you're lighting them off, you can pretty much just do it all night. It's pretty fun, right? But when you're the one watching.

[Ben]

I think I'm going to have fireworks at my wedding, and I want to do it big, very short, and I'm going to have you guys doing it.

[Gavin]

Oh, that'd be lit.

[Evan]

I would.

[Gavin]

I'd love to.

[Evan]

Would love to.

[Dalton]

Heaven's like hell.

[CJ]

Yeah.

[Gavin]

You hear my Evan's going to aim it towards the crowd.

[Dalton]

Damn.

[CJ]

Accidentally tipped it over.

[Gavin]

I thought they were going to dance.

[CJ]

It's going to spice it up a little bit.

[Dalton]

I think we have some extras left over. I don't know.

[Evan]

I wasn't going to say it. I was like, I. I was going.

[Ben]

To bring fireworks, too, but are fireworks expensive? I've never bought fireworks.

[Evan]

I. I haven't either.

[CJ]

Expensive enough that when they go off in like 30 seconds, you're like, damn, that was like 100 bucks.

[Dalton]

Yeah.

[CJ]

20 seconds.

[Ben]

100 bucks for a firework.

[Dalton]

Like a good. A good cake is like one. You can get some couple cakes that are like 200 some. Something like that.

[CJ]

It's like the classic thing, though, where the prices are astronomically high. And then the guy with an eye patch, missing fingers selling them to you is gonna be, oh, but I'll give.

[Gavin]

Them to you here.

[Evan]

Yeah.

[CJ]

40% off. Oh, there's always like, crunching numbers and you're like, buy two, get one free. And then.

[Ben]

Yeah.

[Evan]

So I was.

[Dalton]

Yeah, you get three of Them you get the fourth of the combo. Yeah.

[Mike]

You can only buy it for like two weeks out of the year.

[Gavin]

Ryan, how much do you think that fireworks show cost that we went to?

[Dalton]

I know. Actually how much was $15,500?

[Evan]

I guess higher.

[Dalton]

That was really fireworks get for what? It was blown out of proportion because everybody watches a show and goes, wow, dude. Yeah, I heard the Lake association spent $23,000 on that. And then they go, someone goes, yeah, you hear the Lake association spent 30 grand on these fireworks. And that song goes, well, 30 grand, that's damn near 50. And then before you know it, the Lake association spent 150 grand on fireworks because the DL beach, they posted in the paper the DL beach had a certain amount of fireworks.

[Evan]

Cool. They disclosed that. But yeah, I was wondering if it was like Halloween candy. Like now can I go in and get fireworks like hella cheap or do they just.

[Dalton]

Yeah, it's a good question actually.

[Mike]

If you buy them now but you don't use them till next year, do they go bad?

[CJ]

That was one thing I was scared about is my Roman candles I was using. Some of them were like ancient. Six, five, six years old.

[Ben]

Oh, they're blowing up the sides?

[CJ]

No, they're never had a problem. But I actually set up a couple steel pipes to put the Roman candles in. So I attempt to not lose a hand. I was nervous, but I was like, got to do something. Threw a couple in the campfire too. That's always makes for a fun game of roulette.

[Evan]

I don't know if Roman.

[Ben]

At what point is it a weapon?

[CJ]

Oh, it is just dude, to me that's what fireworks are fun for. Blowing the stuff up or shooting your buddies with the roman candles. But I mean it's cool seeing them go up. But as far as me purchasing them, it's like you'd have to spend so much money to like impress your buddies. It's just like I'll just buy $50 of Roman candles and shoot my buddies rather than try to impress.

[Dalton]

More fun or kind of.

[Evan]

I mean we've been talking about fireworks for a while, but kind of back to what you said. When we blow stuff up, we've had more fun with let's say 20 mortars. 20 total mortars and some. Some oversized M80s than we've ever had spending or someone else spending money.

[Dalton]

Multiple.

[Evan]

Just getting yourself a good mortar. Like 3 inch or 2 inch mortar or bigger if you can get it. And like launching like three of them off is the most satisfying thing ever. Especially when you put it in something and then explode it.

[Ben]

Think of that guy that spent $15,000 on the fireworks. Just, like, had a party, and then when everyone was leaving, just gave everyone, like, 500 bucks. I would be like, all right, did you have more fun watching the fireworks, or would you take the 500 bucks?

[Evan]

No, I saw more than 30 people.

[Gavin]

If you were like, everyone would take the 500 bucks.

[Dalton]

A big family, you know, like a big family event. If you're, like a local, one of the big dogs around here, instead of it, you, like, auctioned it off to your friends and family. Or, like, there was a drawing where one person walked away with the 10 grand that it cost to throw. Like, think how lit that would be. Everybody would be vying for a ticket to the party. They'd be bringing you little gifts, hoping for a little extra luck.

[Gavin]

You know, like, maybe you should do a raffle system at your wedding for just raffle off some money.

[CJ]

Money auction.

[Gavin]

When you pay them, you should just pull your wallet out and, like, give them money out of your wallet to make it feel really weird. It's like, you know, it's different when you get it right out of the wall.

[Ben]

I feel good about this.

[Gavin]

Yeah, congrats.

[Evan]

That would be pretty funny to raffle off money.

[Dalton]

Well, have you seen the things where people will do auctions for, like, which table gets seat first and stuff like that?

[Evan]

Yeah. Yeah, that's a good idea.

[Ben]

Give away a pit bike.

[Evan]

When we hit, we hit, like, pouring beer into it.

[Ben]

Give away a pip like at your wedding, Mike.

[Evan]

Yeah.

[Dalton]

Sell a raffle or something.

[Mike]

Get that drift car, BMW you're trying to get rid of.

[Evan]

There you go.

[Ben]

Oh, come on.

[Gavin]

Now.

[Ben]

What, are they gonna have to push it out of the driveway, by the.

[Evan]

Way, turd get entered.

[Gavin]

No one enters.

[Evan]

Yeah, literally, I have 211 guests.

[Dalton]

211. You each get them to buy a thousand dollar ticket.

[Evan]

Thousand dollar giveaway.

[Ben]

Oh, yeah. Give away a Lambo.

[Gavin]

No, you could and just say none of the profits are going to me.

[Dalton]

It's just there is no profit.

[Ben]

Oh, wait, I'm gonna just do something.

[Gavin]

Thousand dollar entry. That's insane, though. That's insane. That's a lot.

[CJ]

I saw this thing at the county fair when I was a kid where they had a car where there was a few cars, and you pay, like, $5 and you got to hit it three times with a sledgehammer. You should do that with the BMW at your wedding, dude.

[Evan]

There we go.

[Ben]

Yeah, I just recoup some of your costs.

[CJ]

Probably make more than it's worth.

[Evan]

Yeah.

[CJ]

Smashing it with a mallet.

[Evan]

I would charge more for the first couple of hits because breaking the windows, that.

[Ben]

Yeah, that's actually a good idea. We got a bunch of good ideas flowing.

[CJ]

Right? I love it.

[Ben]

Like, these are all good ideas. I might save that one for my wedding.

[Evan]

That's good. He's writing Give Pip, like, away.

[Dalton]

Speaking of the weddings, it's been a tough situation for Lana and I, and I think it's harder for girls. But now that everybody's getting engaged, obviously Launder's like, damn, we're the last one. I've been, you know, trying to upload my game and trying to be.

[Ben]

Yeah, right.

[Dalton]

Well, I'm just trying to, like, show that I'm making an effort, you know, so, like, she doesn't feel like I don't care about her.

[Evan]

Right.

[Gavin]

To your defense, you have been dating the least amount of time, though.

[Dalton]

Exactly. So, anyway, I sent her flowers today, and then I put a little card on it that said, you know, like, hey, get ready for this date tonight. Your secret admirer, you know, trying to.

[Gavin]

I do.

[Dalton]

Whatever. No, because then I'm going to just pick her up and we're gonna go on this date and, you know, just be like, funny. Right. I'm just trying to be funny. Which I'm not. So, anyway, I just get a text from her. I've been waiting for her to get these flowers all day. She goes, lol. I kind of got. She works in marketing. Lol. I kind of got mad at the Pinterest team yesterday and they sent me flowers. Sends a picture of the flowers. I go, huh, weird. Is there a card? She goes, oh, wait, it's from the. It's from the team I work at with Pinterest. They sent them to me double doubles.

[Evan]

Down that they weren't from you.

[Dalton]

Yeah. Now she goes, oh, wait, ha. It's from you.

[Gavin]

That's funny.

[Dalton]

But I'm just like, hold on.

[Ben]

Pretty fun. I think I have a stalker.

[CJ]

Or maybe she wouldn't show you at all because it said secret admirers. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Evan]

That would be the biggest.

[Gavin]

You come home, all the flowers gone. Didn't get anything today? No, no, nothing.

[Dalton]

I like to look at my email. It's confirmed.

[Evan]

They have a picture of it on your front.

[Ben]

Yeah. Must have been delivered to the wrong doorstep. Signed by.

[Evan]

Yeah. Airbag. Now, Ben, you were actually. Evan, I don't peer pressure many people, but I'm. I regret not peer pressuring you that day.

[CJ]

No, it was like Spenny was On a mission to do a backflip on a pit bike. And I just wanted to session the airbag, so I figured there was no reason to do it in, like, that small window.

[Evan]

Yeah, you kept saying that. I don't want to jam you up, but, like, there was. We were just standing around. I just regret not peer pressuring you, but I know you go.

[CJ]

Want to go ride it right after this.

[Evan]

Sure.

[CJ]

All right.

[Evan]

I know that you are going to do it, so. But we got airbags at the compound. And then Spenny, Yeah, he hit it one time on the BMX and then was like, yep, I'm good for flips through, like, 10 more flips after that. The next day, flew through another 10 and then did it on the pit bike.

[Ben]

It is sick. Congrats on the airbag, Mike.

[Evan]

Thanks, bro. And then I did a backflip on a bmx. Nothing to write home about, but still, I've never been upside down successfully besides in the pond that one time. So it's just fun. And I. And I said this in the video too. Like, it opens up a lot of possibilities for what you can do and what you like, hopefully can learn. And it also does open up a lot of possibilities to get hurt because, like, without the airbag, you wouldn't be upside down really, at all.

[CJ]

The airbag is just. I still think it's a little bit of false security, honestly. Like, it's, yeah, 10 times softer than the ground, but I still think water or a foam pit is much more forgiving than the airbag.

[Ben]

I'd agree.

[Mike]

Like, just watching, I think it was one time Spenny, like, lost control of the bike, and it was like, okay, if the bike didn't go a little to the left and he went a little right, it would have still hurt super bad having that land on you.

[Gavin]

I still think landing head first onto this airbag is gonna rather be into a foam pit or clear water. For sure. Water is gonna be the most forgiving.

[Evan]

But water is just so much more work. You're dealing with a wet bike. You're all wet every hit. You know, like this we get a dry run in it. This we. We dealt with. The bag was probably like, what, 125 degrees, baking the sun.

[Gavin]

But the thing with the bag, though, is you have obviously of the square bag, but then you have the landing so you can roll out and actually land it.

[Evan]

Yeah, the landing airbag scares me more than anything because the big square one that we got, you just land in the middle of and you Know things can go wrong, but chillin. You just land in the middle of it. But the angled one, if you like happen to land on the top and bounce to the bottom. And this one's not even that big. Like if you bounce from the top to the ground.

[Ben]

Oh, yeah.

[CJ]

Is it 10, 10ft tall is the big one.

[Evan]

Yeah. And then the eight foot bag is landing.

[Dalton]

Yeah. Did you. Did you end up hitting a flip?

[CJ]

F Went for one the night before and we set it up and probably should have hit the ramp a couple times. Like, Mike went right for it, but I went straight for the backflip. And I was used to doing it off a ramp with no pop. And this ramp is literally a quarter pipe. So I like send myself bike, dude. My bike went like 10ft backwards. Well, maybe not.

[Evan]

Whatever.

[CJ]

Kind of like he didn't work at all.

[Evan]

Flailed into the bag and then we had enough time to go, oh, that's probably not good for the bike.

[CJ]

Yeah. Like, I had landed on my head, composed myself enough to hear my bike.

[Evan]

Yeah.

[CJ]

Landing and then getting throttled.

[Evan]

Yeah.

[Dalton]

You think you're working with like a backflip block right now? No, no, no.

[CJ]

I don't really get that.

[Ben]

I had it for a long time.

[Dalton]

Really?

[Ben]

Yeah. I used to backflip, obviously on the tramp. I was trying to do it like on the ground and stuff for like the tree. Backflip, wakeboard, backflips, skiing backflips. And then backflip on a ski, two skis, snow ski.

[Dalton]

Oh, sorry. I was like water skiing. I was like, how the do you do a backflip?

[Ben]

My bad, my bad.

[CJ]

And then sick though. We should look into that.

[Ben]

I can't remember. Something just happened where then you get afraid of going upside down and then you just lose everything.

[Evan]

Like it's like one sketch.

[Ben]

The million times that you've done it out the window and you forget how. How it's done.

[Dalton]

Who actually has a pretty surprising backflip is cj. You got a good rotation of a backflip on a trampoline. Sorry to like say surprising, but like, I don't know, you're not really built like a gymnast, you know, so like for you to run up on a trampoline, just rip.

[Gavin]

I used to do a lot of backflip flips back in the day. I could. I could backflip a wakeboard easier than like jumping away almost just because it.

[Dalton]

Oh yeah.

[Gavin]

It almost would just kick you into it. But yeah, I spend a lot of time on trampoline. I could still rip a backflip on a trampoline, but we don't have one for good reason. That's not that.

[Ben]

Well, yeah, last time, yeah, the tramp had to go down the road when my girlfriend was doing front flips.

[Gavin]

Yeah, she landed on the side of it.

[Ben]

Landed a little front heavy in the springs. Landed front heavy and then rocketed forward and then hit her nose on the ring. And it was so bad. It was so bad. Like, broken nose. Like, right straight into the hospital. Black eyes swollen. So bad. It was before you around. And we had the trampoline inside at.

[Gavin]

Our old shower net or anything just indoors. We were just like, February.

[Ben]

This is the greatest thing we ever read.

[Evan]

Three garage bays, give or take. And the trampoline took up two of them in the hot tub, took up the other.

[Dalton]

That was a wild time in our old shop.

[Ben]

Like, when we had the tramp, though. It was the tramp and the hot tub inside. And we were just like, why did we not do this the second we moved in?

[Evan]

I don't know.

[CJ]

When I first started here, there was still a trampoline in the back line, but the wind tucked it and tossed it up into the pine trees.

[Ben]

It did. And we just left it there for, like, three months.

[Dalton]

Crumpled up.

[Ben]

Crumpled up.

[CJ]

The most use it got was when I was dragging it 20ft over so I could mow where it was sitting.

[Evan]

We use it first. We took some corny ass merch photos on it once.

[Ben]

Dude, I watched a crazy YouTube video the other day. It was our buddy OG Chaffen that we met at Rednecks with Paychecks, and it was him progressively getting more and more drunk and trying to drive around this racetrack.

[CJ]

Dude, Jake just hit me with that idea, like, two weeks ago, and this guy did it.

[Gavin]

Yeah, I think he did it a while ago.

[CJ]

Maybe Jake was ripping him off.

[Ben]

I don't know, though. Like, I watched. It was wild, actually. Like, he's a really, really good driver, good wheelman. And, like, he could barely drive around the track.

[Dalton]

Is he a lightweight, though?

[Ben]

No, he drank, like, an insane amount.

[Dalton]

Was he drifting or just trying to, like, run a fast line?

[Ben]

He was just trying to run a fast line.

[Evan]

It sounds really fun.

[Ben]

But he was, like, spinning out, like, almost drifting into the wall, like, ending up backwards on the track multiple times.

[Dalton]

Oh, my gosh.

[Ben]

Yeah.

[Dalton]

How hard would be?

[Ben]

That's what I was wondering.

[Evan]

Like.

[Ben]

Like, what track is. Is letting this happen.

[Dalton]

That's awesome.

[Ben]

Actually, though, I don't know if it's like, a European thing that they're just more relaxed over there, but.

[Evan]

Or if there's like dollars talk.

[Ben]

Yeah, I mean, I'd imagine either way, you got to rent it out, but still.

[Dalton]

So. So how'd it go? Like, what. What happened to him? What'd he do?

[Ben]

Oh, like he just got hammered at the end and like, he could literally barely drive around the track.

[Dalton]

Someone riding with him. Because that would be a terrifying.

[Ben]

Yeah, someone was riding with him and he was like, I am never hopping in a car with you again. I guess if you're that hammered. Yeah, yeah.

[Evan]

He got wasted and then someone literally did hand him the keys.

[Dalton]

That's actually cool to see because normally, like, when they do the drinking and driving simulators, it's like, you know, the goggles with Vaseline on them or like a mirror in it so you can'.

[Evan]

See.

[Dalton]

But that is like, true. A solid driver showing how much you can't. How much you just like.

[Ben]

Yeah.

[Dalton]

Control the car.

[Ben]

I was pretty surprised too, that, like, YouTube would, I guess, like, let that be. Like, you'd think that they wouldn't want to promote drinking and driving anything.

[Gavin]

The same thing.

[Ben]

Former fashion. But it was. It was a good video too. But I've been trying to watch and consume more YouTube and Instagram and like Tick Tock and things. Just keep my knife sharp, keep honed in. The amount of AI videos that I've been getting recommended is insane. I don't know if you guys are.

[Dalton]

Getting on YouTube or on TikTok.

[Gavin]

YouTube.

[Ben]

YouTube is like straight AI thumbnails now where that's like all I see on Tick Tock and Instagram. My algorithm is just like. I'm just like in the AI algorithm. And most of them are like the gorilla.

[Evan]

Those are funny.

[Ben]

But like, half of them are ads and I still watch them. Yeah. Because like, you can just like, they're.

[Dalton]

Coming for my job.

[Ben]

If you're like a car dealership, like, you could make like a gorilla AI video. Yeah, yeah. Talking about that. And you just make it savage enough and funny enough. It's like, even though it's an ad, you're still going to like, watch it the same.

[Evan]

That's what I mean. I do find just about the gorilla ones. Like, you, they can. You can create a character to say like some savage shit and it's not connected to a real person who. Who has friends and family. So like, you can say like someone. I'm not saying. Yeah. I'm not saying to just like, have your girl. Yeah. Have your only comedy be like cancelable jokes and stuff. But like you can get away with.

[Gavin]

So much more than people. Yeah. Well, so where are they making these videos? Because I'm an avid user of AI.

[Mike]

Google, VO3 or something.

[Dalton]

Yeah.

[Evan]

Before you used to have to kind of send it, you would have to get your voice from somewhere. You'd have to get your AI video from somewhere. You might have to send it through another AI video thing. But now it's getting to the point where you just like prompt VO3.

[Gavin]

Yeah.

[Dalton]

And it just happens that fast. That's. But I tried it for like the Mike's viper thing and it is actually more difficult. Like it was hard for me to get something that came out that was even slightly good.

[Evan]

Yeah, yeah.

[Gavin]

I've noticed with AI that like, if you're trying to generate an image, it's not nearly as accurate, at least with the chat GPT stuff as like if you just ask it like a information.

[Evan]

Based question or when people are cranking out like, like, oh, you made that on chat GPT. But then what they don't say is that it took them, you know, seven tries to get to that image or.

[Dalton]

They spent a ton of time on the prompt, like, because you can search in chat GPT like other images people have created and then when you click on like what they typed in to create it and it's literally a book this long worth of like super descriptive information. You're like, oh, it's not as easy. But have you seen people have been doing it with cleat?

[Ben]

Oh, yeah. With the giraffe.

[Dalton]

Giraffe, yeah.

[Gavin]

Squirrel.

[CJ]

Or George is a squirrel.

[Ben]

Yeah. Pretty funny. It is funny. Someone just did it with Evan.

[Dalton]

Really?

[Ben]

Yeah. Yeah. Let me pop it up.

[Dalton]

They should make us like characters.

[CJ]

Like, I don't like where this is going.

[Mike]

I just saw this yesterday.

[Evan]

Are you talking about the one where.

[CJ]

He'S singing Daddy buy me North Korea?

[Ben]

It's like a battle cry. And when the rukus is.

[Gavin]

Wait, so this is AI? I swear I saw him do this right after the cake smash.

[CJ]

What the. I don't even know if I hate it. I just. It's really stupid.

[Evan]

Do you know what that song's from?

[CJ]

No.

[Evan]

Willy Wonka from the Chocolate Factory.

[CJ]

Maybe I didn't hear it right. Me and Mike did little pull tab run last night.

[Evan]

Yeah, it was quality time. Went into Zorbas with one goal to play pull tabs with. Evan walked out 340 bucks richer.

[CJ]

Wow.

[Ben]

That me and Evan have the same success.

[Evan]

It was just. It was like, that's how you want it to go. But it was weird. We just were like, yeah, should we put our, you know, little bit of that winnings in this and then the next winnings in that? There's not much to it, but we were. We were just, like, freaking dapping it up. We're like, this is going extremely well for us.

[Ben]

Did you guys see the video of. Of the General Lee jump in that fountain? Yes. In that town Flat. Yeah, it's a flat.

[Mike]

The camera guy was seconds away from getting hit.

[Dalton]

Oh, yeah. Too.

[Evan]

He actually really was close.

[CJ]

The camera guy must be related to Dalton. He loves being second.

[Evan]

Sweet, dude. The. The amount of general leaves are. They're Dodge Chargers, Right. That have been jumped to flat is a lot of them.

[Mike]

That one was like some other kind of car just in a body kit.

[Dalton]

But, like, either way, camera guy, he's like, oh.

[CJ]

Oh, dude.

[Evan]

He barely. To be fair, he could have left his camera and got out of the way fast.

[CJ]

Dude, look how quick that guy at the G charts is running.

[Dalton]

It is a slam, dude.

[Ben]

Yeah, it was a hard jump.

[Gavin]

How did they do this pass with the city?

[Evan]

I feel like Evan could handle that.

[Gavin]

Oh, yeah.

[Ben]

Ev could eat that.

[Evan]

Yeah.

[CJ]

Actually looks like a downhill landing from this angle.

[Evan]

But also, the guy in the car is probably like, yep, I've done this, you know, 39 times.

[Gavin]

So they installed that fountain and this to celebrate they did that.

[Mike]

I think it was, like, some kind of.

[Evan]

Makes you assume that.

[Gavin]

I mean, when you install a fountain in a roundabout, the next inevitable thing is to jump something, whether it's an evil Knievel.

[CJ]

Well, we might think that way. I'm not sure if that's how, like, the town normally would think. I'm. But there's plenty of fountains that haven't been jumped out there.

[Ben]

How many General Lees are out there?

[Dalton]

There's one in north side of DL.

[Evan]

Well, we talking.

[Ben]

No, I'm talking about, like, true Generales.

[CJ]

I saw a thing. It was one of the VIN Wikis. I think they did that. But they were, like, over a hundred that were used for this show because obviously they cook them all the time. So that obviously, the good ones, stunt ones, but they were constantly, like, having to.

[Evan]

But when they were doing the show, those were all, like, legit, you know, like, Dodge Chargers, no body kit.

[CJ]

Yeah, but, I mean, there was only a few that were, like, really nice, and then the rest were just, like.

[Mike]

They were toasted by the end of the shoot.

[CJ]

Well, yeah, but they also weren't like, fully tricked out to be as nice as, like.

[Evan]

Right.

[Dalton]

Yeah, like, the one you're seen driving in and stuff like that.

[Ben]

When's the last time that like a genuine generally sold that was like used in the show? Like, how about Joe Dirt's Daytona that we saw at Sturgis? Sturgis, yeah.

[CJ]

Gas. Gas Monkey.

[Dalton]

Yeah. How much did that sell for?

[Evan]

400.

[Dalton]

Oh my gosh.

[Evan]

300 something.

[CJ]

I think it was like.

[Ben]

It was more than that.

[CJ]

I thought it was right around a half a million.

[Evan]

Yeah, that's a half a million.

[Ben]

$500.

[Mike]

So only 17 of the General Lee's that were used in the shoot are still like in existence.

[Evan]

That's pretty cool.

[Mike]

The most recent article, I can see one came up for auction in 2018, but I can't find a price. Oh, two. 225,000.

[Dalton]

Oh, a steal compared to the Joe.

[Evan]

Dirt at 330k, but also 225,000 for something that there are 17 of, it's pretty good. There's only one Joe Dirt rig, so hold on.

[Gavin]

That one wasn't destroyed or it was never jumped.

[Mike]

Like the 17 cars, like survived. Like they weren't totaled in the shoot. Like they. They made it out just fine.

[Gavin]

How many did they total?

[Mike]

Between 250. And 350 cars were.

[CJ]

Oh, more than.

[Mike]

There's a few different numbers, but yeah, destroyed, used in production. So only 17 are still in existence.

[Dalton]

Wow.

[Ben]

They had a worse ratio than. Than we do Fast and Furious, but like beat them every.

[CJ]

How many years did the show run? It was like a series. And like every episode had at least.

[Ben]

Did they have like one main stuntman, like, who was doing these jumps?

[CJ]

That would be my dream. Sure.

[Gavin]

They had so many.

[Ben]

That would be your dream. You are living.

[Gavin]

No fame, no anything. Just doing the jump. Yeah. I don't know.

[CJ]

The guy was probably just chilling the whole time, drinking a couple beers. All right, time to jump the abandoned bridge.

[Evan]

Yeah, we're going to film episode six's jump today too, if you want to knock that out. Yeah, a couple more.

[Dalton]

Can I have twice as many beers?

[Ben]

Our buddy was getting a rope out from our boat at the sandbar the other day and sliced his hand open and CJ had to bring him to the ER.

[Gavin]

Yeah, that was on the 4th of July.

[Evan]

Because what was like the prop was just that sharp or he was.

[Gavin]

C.J.

[CJ]

Revved it up.

[Evan]

Right.

[CJ]

You pull and I'll spin it proper.

[Dalton]

Yeah.

[Gavin]

No, basically it was just so wavy with three anchors and the boat was shifting back and forth and it must have somehow shifted over enough to then just lightly loop the Anchor underneath it. And there was so much going on, I didn't pull that anchor up, so I also don't know who did. So they might have pulled it the wrong way, which then even looped it more, or could have originally looped it. But then there was literally, like, six drunk dudes fighting over who gets to hold the rope, like, literally. And then I just come to the back of them. Hey, Just one person.

[Ben]

What?

[Gavin]

I said it literally seven times when they were just fighting over the rope. And then they're all, like, swimming under. One guy smacks his nose on the. I don't know, something down there. He comes up bleeding.

[Dalton]

Oh, my God.

[Gavin]

And he said that he was undoing it, and then someone pulled the rope tight, and then it basically shoved his hand up into the prop.

[Dalton]

Oh, my.

[Gavin]

And that's how he cut it then, because he cut it up here. So someone pulled on it.

[Evan]

Yeah.

[Gavin]

Like, they were like. It was literally like zombies. Just, like.

[Ben]

And I'm just bad.

[Gavin]

I'm relatively sober, sitting here, like, ah, yeah. Trying to get a hold of everyone, but also, like.

[Ben]

Like, keep it.

[Gavin]

It was just, you know, standard stuff, but, yeah. Then I brought him to the hospital after he bled for five hours at the house.

[Mike]

Your fiance put a bandage on his hand, thought it was fine for, like, an hour. And then somebody. Somebody finally looks at me. He's just got blood all over where he was sitting. It was.

[Gavin]

Then we got him another one. Then we gave him a beach towel. He bled through that. Then there after he got, like, a puddle on the couch. It was like, this big of a puddle. Like, all right, we're taking the ER.

[Ben]

Did he put up a pretty good fight?

[Gavin]

He did not want to go to the er.

[Ben]

I can imagine he would.

[Dalton]

He's a pretty tough guy, too.

[Gavin]

You know, he did not want to go.

[Ben]

Farm boy.

[Dalton]

Yeah, I don't need to go to the.

[Gavin]

I was like, bro, you're gonna bleed out at the. Like, you're losing. You're losing a fair amount of blood, and you're bleeding all over the house. So, like, I don't know what you're gonna do. Like, I wish I had some super glue. I would have tried super gluing it.

[Mike]

There was so much blood. I think that would just push the super glue straight out.

[Gavin]

Yeah, it was five stitches, so not. Not too bad. But, yeah, it was pretty fun.

[Evan]

You guys ever done that? We super glued Cody's headshot once.

[Gavin]

When was that?

[Evan]

He was rolling around on the hoverboard, and then he bonked his head on the hammer slogging table. Because he was crouched down like a little.

[Dalton]

Oh, yeah. Back when you said amber slogging in the shot.

[Ben]

And he went backwards into it, didn't he?

[Evan]

He like zoomed backwards into it, cracked his head open, and we just super glued it. We were drunk.

[Ben]

Did it work?

[Evan]

It worked, it worked. And I've seen it work more than. That's the only time I've done it to someone. But, like, it does work.

[Ben]

What a scary place to be on fourth of July, though. Was it the hospital? Yeah, pretty busy.

[Dalton]

Was it?

[Gavin]

Like, I just basically brought them there and I was like, this is either gonna be a quick thing or it's gonna be. Yeah, you're gonna be your all night. They were there for like five hours. No.

[Dalton]

And did you talk with them and you were able to go home?

[Gavin]

Yeah, they just told me, like, go home. Like, even if it's gonna take 10 minutes, we're gonna just have someone pick us up.

[Dalton]

Oh, there you go. Because they both live in deal.

[Gavin]

Yeah. So it worked out good.

[Ben]

What do you think they did when he was sitting there, like, bleeding out? Like when you're at the ER and you're waiting for five hours? Well, it was us.

[Dalton]

We just made jokes and laughs.

[CJ]

Yeah.

[Gavin]

I mean, we've been in that situation.

[Ben]

Do they. Do they come out and like, stop it from bleeding?

[Gavin]

I don't know.

[CJ]

It wasn't that bad in my experience. I was in that exact situation and they're icing me out there. Like, I'm filling out, like paperwork and I'm holding a towel. I'm bleeding out my forearm, which ended up being like a six stitch wound, not a towel on it. And after over an hour goes by, the secretary kind of like peeks over her desk and like realized how bad it was bleeding and then they like, rushed it along. But maybe there is some level and they deem that I wasn't like, needing immediate attention, that. Yeah, I was just sitting there chilling and then they need to go in.

[Dalton]

There, make sure you're bleeding. Yeah, just bleeding out onto the floor and shit. Then they'll take you right back.

[Ben]

Yeah, but they didn't leave your arm on the, on the table when you're filling it. Yeah, little puddle. Yeah, that's what happened when I went in for my appendix. And like, they didn't know exactly what was going on. So you. You go in for a CT scan to. For them to look and see if your appendix is like, inflamed. And as soon as I got in there before they brought me back for the CT scan. Like, sirens were going off and, like, doors were slamming, and I was like, oh, this doesn't sound good. So much pain right now. And they, like, after, like, all these, you know, doors start slamming, nurse comes in and was like, oh, we just had an accident that we got attend to, so we'll be in, like, when we can. And I was. I think I was in the room waiting for him for four hours.

[Evan]

Oh.

[Ben]

Or something. Something.

[Dalton]

Obviously, someone needed more help than you.

[Ben]

Yeah, exactly. They did. And they brought me in after, like, four hours of waiting in this room, scanned my appendix, and then they rushed me into surgery like, three minutes later, because they were like, your appendix is about to burst. We have to do it immediately. Like, every minute that goes by is like, it could burst. And then they, like, sent me into surgery and I was like, oh, thank God it didn't burst. Otherwise I would have been really pissed. Waiting in the.

[Gavin]

Yeah.

[Dalton]

In the lobby.

[Gavin]

What happened?

[Dalton]

No, it's just really bad, isn't it?

[Ben]

No, you get a really, really bad, bad infection because it. It's basically like your appendix is, like, holding all this, you know, infection. Infection breaks out on your insides, and they have to, like, drain it. And it's pretty gnarly subject getting a woozy.

[CJ]

Yeah, dude, I don't like the hospital. The doctors, and that whole situation freaks me out.

[Ben]

I hate it.

[CJ]

Internal stuff, as has always made me scared. It's just, like, serious, and sometimes you don't know what's going on, and then it's usually really bad when it happens. And I don't know.

[Ben]

Yeah, it's. It's not a. Not a good place to be. Shout out to all the nurses and doctors in the ER that have to deal with that stuff.

[Gavin]

It's like those nurses that were here for Gavin's big stunt.

[Ben]

Yeah.

[Gavin]

Like, it's a good thing they were here.

[Evan]

Yeah.

[Ben]

They checked them over.

[Gavin]

Yeah.

[Dalton]

You watch a video and see how thoroughly they checked.

[Gavin]

You're good.

[CJ]

He.

[Gavin]

He was smart. Gavin's always thinking. That's the thing about him, is he's thinking ahead. And he realized he's about to do a big stunt. And there happened to be two nurses that he was macking on at the bar.

[CJ]

I wish he could have sat because he really didn't. It was me and Spenny that brought them back for his own good.

[Gavin]

Okay.

[CJ]

Gavin had no chance.

[Gavin]

So you and Spenny, on Gavin's behalf.

[CJ]

We'Re just like, gav, they're coming. They're here for you and. I mean, we kind of just lined it all up for him.

[Gavin]

Okay, well, you were wheeling the chicks.

[CJ]

No, Gavin was trying and failing, and we're like, we got to get out of here. He's about to do the craziest stunt you've ever seen. Okay, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. We, like, hyped it up because he was all hot and bothered and flustered and two nice ladies. He didn't know how to behave himself. And.

[Gavin]

Yeah, yeah, that was one of my favorite parts, was when I showed up and they were there. You know, I met them at the bar. They're. They're nurses, though. So anyways, after he explains, after he bodied the. The ramp, I saw the way they checked him over, and, yeah, it was thorough.

[Ben]

That night, we. We went and grabbed dinner at Zorba's, and then Gavin was like, all right, I'm gonna invite those girls back over. So Gavin calls him up, hey, yeah, come. Come to Zorba's. We're just hanging out. They show up, walk inside. And I was like, all right, I think we're. I think we're rolling out. Gav, what's your plan? Gav's like, I'm coming with. They want to be left behind. So we hop in the Sprinter, and we're rolling into town. And then Gav gets a call from these girls that he invited over.

[Gavin]

Why didn't he just bring them with?

[Ben]

Dude, I think he was just short circuiting. He didn't. He didn't. Like Evan said, like, he didn't know, like, how to. How to handle.

[CJ]

We were all standing there, like, I was with my girlfriend, and Jake was there with his girlfriend, and those two chicks were sitting there. And the Sprinter van pulled up, but Gavin was still inside. He literally looks at us and goes, I'll be right back. Runs out, jumps in the Sprinter, and the girl's like, he just left, and he did.

[Ben]

So she called him, and boy, did she. She give Gavin a piece of her mind. I mean, rightfully so. I mean, he did just. He invited him over and then just dipped out on him.

[Gavin]

But she.

[Ben]

And she was like, you're like such a. Like. Like, you invite girls over, and then you don't even have the balls to, like, say goodbye, like, I'll be right back in my ass. And then she just goes, we even came and watched your stupid ass. Little stunt. They called it a little stunt.

[Gavin]

That is what I thought was funny. And then I think she even said, like, you're not even a real redneck. Did you save It. I'm pretty sure she said, you're not even a real redneck. Which I was like, does this girl watch him online? Like, how are you hyper?

[CJ]

It actually wasn't me. I forgot to ask. There is the off chance that Jake could have been in her ear, but I don't know. I. It might have been 100 her.

[Ben]

It seemed pretty. Let me. Pretty genuine.

[Gavin]

Let me hear it.

[CJ]

If she hit him with a fake redneck, though, you'd think that might have.

[Mike]

Did they say anything about the Lulu, or is it just kind of.

[Gavin]

I think they did.

[Ben]

We're going to Zorba's in DL if.

[Gavin]

You want to meet us there.

[Ben]

What did you think about my stunt, though?

[Gavin]

It's pretty sick, right?

[Ben]

No, it's lame.

[Gavin]

Oh, he's good.

[Dalton]

Couldn't have.

[Ben]

Cody, shut up.

[Gavin]

No, you couldn't have.

[Ben]

Easily.

[Gavin]

Where's.

[CJ]

What do you mean?

[Gavin]

Daisha?

[Ben]

Cody was the one that told me.

[Gavin]

That I had to leave right away.

[Ben]

I thought you were coming to DL. Oh, my goodness.

[Gavin]

Are you a redneck? Don't give me a hard time, okay?

[Ben]

Let's. Let's hang out later.

[Gavin]

Okay?

[CJ]

I don't think so. Let me check the time. Absolutely not.

[Ben]

Okay.

[Gavin]

That was funny.

[Evan]

Let's hang out later. No.

[Gavin]

Okay. All right. Gavin will find another heavy.

[Ben]

When he gets back here. We're gonna have to get him and Dalton on to squash the beef.

[Gavin]

Yeah. So what happened? I don't know.

[Ben]

Apparently they're beefing.

[Dalton]

Maybe Gavin.

[CJ]

Gavin had a meltdown because Dalton shot a little roost on him. It turned into an hour screaming match.

[Dalton]

Oh, my God.

[CJ]

With three people telling Gavin to chill. It's fine. Nope, he was not gonna chill. Can I say they were naked?

[Evan]

Yeah.

[CJ]

I was like, okay, I'll have to send this. I'll have to send this clip. We can put some little blurries. Dalton and Spenny are naked on their dirt bikes chasing cabin's on a three wheeler. This is like over a minute long clip. And they're just chasing him around, trying to spray them with mud.

[Evan]

Why?

[CJ]

Well, they wanted Gavin to get naked and hit the ramp. Also, they're hitting the freestyle ramp.

[Ben]

What the hell are you guys doing?

[CJ]

Love of the game.

[Mike]

What was the whole point of being naked though, during all this?

[Evan]

Love of the game.

[CJ]

I mean, cuz, like, just adding a little risk. Like crashing on a dirt bike sucks, but like do it naked.

[Ben]

So those two chasing Gavin around the fields.

[Evan]

Betty told me that they cornered him eventually and then roosted the shit out of him.

[CJ]

Yeah, he kept Going. And he finally just ran himself into a corner. It was so priceless. Like, up against the old limo and the. The tabletops here. And then a barbed wire fence. Like, he just boxed himself in. Just two naked boys praying, you with mud.

[Gavin]

Then what? What'd he do? He was just pissed.

[CJ]

Well, they sprayed him a little bit and then just laughed and rode off and hit some more jumps. And I still thought everything was fine at this point. And then Gavin, I don't know why he focused in on Dalton so much, because Spenny was also doing the same thing.

[Ben]

Well, I think he likes Spanny. Yeah, he doesn't like Dalton.

[CJ]

Yeah, he just said he hates Dalton.

[Ben]

Yeah, he does.

[CJ]

Not like, said a lot of bad words about him.

[Gavin]

Like what? Like what? So he was actually pissed. I've never seen him actually, you.

[CJ]

The only comparable time was when Dalton. On his pipe. That was the exhaust.

[Dalton]

What about when you took the picture of him in the shower?

[CJ]

Okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Or that one.

[Evan]

Yeah, that.

[Gavin]

So what do you say to him?

[CJ]

He just literally just kept saying, dalton's a piece of I hate you. Called him some, but screamed it loud enough so that, like, the whole county could probably hear. And everyone's just like, dude, just chill. And he just kept going on and on and on. And then finally we left the track and he gets back here and he starts doing it again. And then the funny part was, is Gavin sat down with me later and then sat down with spending, like, all of us individuals. So do you think I was out of line, like. Yeah, you were. Well, I mean, I had to say something. I go, yeah, maybe once, maybe twice, but not an hour straight. Just broken record, repeat.

[Ben]

I think there was more to it than. Than that. That's why I think we got to get them on. On the pod. Squash the beef. I think it was a big culmination of the whole weekend coming down on Yav all at once.

[Dalton]

But I'm intrigued. I'm intrigued.

[Ben]

I haven't really dug into it very deep. I kind of heard a little bit from Dalton's side, a little bit from Gavin's side. But when Gav's back in town, he.

[Dalton]

Comes back at the end of the week, right?

[Ben]

Two weeks. Yeah. But, yeah, I think he'd like to.

[CJ]

Pretend it never happened. Honestly. Well, I mean, naked.

[Ben]

I don't know. I feel like he's more in, like, the non weird side of the story than Dalton.

[CJ]

I don't know. It's pretty weird getting chased by two naked guys he didn't choose.

[Ben]

I probably drive away, too.

[Evan]

I think I was.

[Mike]

I think it's more weird for Dalton and Spenny that they were doing that together, I think.

[CJ]

Was it weird that I was filming it?

[Evan]

I still think the funniest part is, like, getting cornered. Can you imagine driving around our track and then somehow.

[Gavin]

Well, you're on a three wheeler. It's easy to do.

[CJ]

That's like everything.

[Gavin]

Not nearly as mobile, but it's like.

[CJ]

Every horror movie ever or whatever. You're running, you're running and running, and either you. You roll your ankle and fall or you get cornered or the door's locked and you're just.

[Dalton]

Oh, no.

[Ben]

That's just how those three wheeler guys got treated. You know, once dirt bikes came out.

[CJ]

They're kind of like the scooter kids at the skate park. When you pull up to the moto track on a three wheeler, it kind of everyone gangs up on you.

[Evan]

Yeah.

[Gavin]

I've probably felt like his ancestors, forefathers, freaking.

[Dalton]

Getting bullied.

[Evan]

Bullied off the land.

[Ben]

Oh, my God, was that a wrap?

[Dalton]

Tune in next week when Gavin and Dalton squash the beef. I guess.

[Ben]

Yeah, we can hear a little bit more of this story if you guys made it to this point in the podcast. Make sure you subscribe and we'll see you next week. We make a podcast every Tuesday.

[Evan]

Have a good one.