Gavin Changing His LEGAL Name, Getting Girls, & Ryans Embarrassing Mistake

Summary

Podcast Summary: Life Wide Open with CboysTV

Episode Title: Gavin Changing His LEGAL Name, Getting Girls, & Ryan's Embarrassing Mistake
Release Date: September 30, 2025
Hosts: CJ, Ben, Ryan, Ken, Evan, Micah
Notable Guests: Gab, Spencer

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Overview

This episode dives into wild Vegas escapades, legendary parties, embarrassing social moments, and the ongoing adventures of the CboysTV crew. Key themes include navigating the glamorous yet unpredictable world of Supercross and nightclubs, bouncing back from embarrassing blunders, business anecdotes with a side of investment talk, and, of course, shenanigans surrounding dating, three-wheelers, and Gavin’s potential name change.

The group brings their characteristic banter, storytelling, and deep-friend camaraderie, creating an episode that blends humor, humility, and behind-the-scenes insight into their unique friendship.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. The Epic Vegas Trip

[02:33–16:37]

• The Invite:
  Last-minute invites and spontaneous decisions led to a group flying to Vegas, where they linked up with Minnesota DJ duo Twin Sick and found themselves at exclusive events, thanks to Spenny’s connections.

  • Quote:
    • “If Gav’s going, I’m definitely going to go.” — Ryan [04:44]

• Nightlife & Supercross:
  The crew enjoyed Supercross by day and parties by night, including a high-roller table at XS and an epic mansion party where pro skaters like Nyjah Huston were DJing.

  • Quote:
    • “Everywhere you look there was like somebody that was like a mountain bike, a pro, BMX or dirt bikers... a lot of monster hats.” — Spencer [05:42]
  • Memorable Details:
    • The group gushes over the mansion’s enormous, complicated door, which became an ongoing joke.

• Supercross Drama:
  The group breaks down the wild Supercross final, focusing on the controversial and chaotic on-track rivalry between Deegan and Shimoda, which resulted in a broken collarbone and immense financial fallout.

  • Quote:
    • “He just broke his collarbone. He was hurting... a million-dollar loss.” — Spencer [12:33]

• Evening Socializing:
  The Vegas adventure continued with a party hosted by Nyjah Huston, featuring an awkward moment when Ryan flubbed a dap-up with the celebrity DJ.

  • Quote:
    • “Me and my dap ups, they make me a little nervous...I look down because I get nervous, and then just walk out the door.” — Ryan [21:12–22:07]
  • Blake’s cringe-inducing bathroom request and kids running around the party added to the surreality.

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2. Supercross, Fame, and Making Moto Interesting

[12:31–15:55]

• Bringing Excitement Back:
  The hosts reflect that controversial riders bring energy and viewership to sports like Supercross.

  • Quote:
    • “Nobody likes a success story...they want to see you crash.” — Mike [14:22]

• Social Media Impact:
  Deegan’s outsized influence, both positive and negative, is cited as a reason for Supercross’s recent mainstream attention.

  • Quote:
    • “He's a celebrity...Mainstream people are watching Supercross because of him.” — Spencer [15:00]

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3. Making & Keeping Friends, Popularity in School

[29:51–37:17]

• Friendship Philosophy:
  The hosts explore differing attitudes toward making new friends, popularity in school, and why Spencer always has so many social connections.

  • Quote:
    • “The most common factor wasn’t looks...it was how many people you liked.” — Mike [31:00]
  • Spencer’s policy of FaceTiming rather than texting for birthdays and regular check-ins is praised.

• Balancing Connections:
  Discussion about the value of deep versus widespread friendships:

  • Quote:
    • “I would rather have fewer really good friends than a bunch of mediocre friends.” — Mike [36:10]

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4. Gavin’s Dating Life and Rising Fame

[49:12–54:59]

• Adventures in Romance:
  Gavin reflects on his surge in popularity after viral three-wheeler stunts, his approach to dating, and the sometimes ridiculous lines he uses.

  • Quote:
    • “Something did kind of switch...the girls have been awesome.” — Gavin [49:17]
  • Mirthful ribbing about famous-ness and charm:
    • “You ever been with someone, you know, like me?...No one famous like you.” — Gavin, Ben [50:40–51:11]

• Diversity and Family:
  Light-hearted banter about the hosts’ backgrounds and Gavin’s mother as a potential future guest.

  • Quote:
    • “You guys would love my mom on the pod...my mom’s a hoot and a half.” — Gavin [54:44–55:08]

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5. Notable Mistakes & Awkward Moments

Ryan’s Landlord Woes [69:17–79:07]

• Slumlord Stories:
  Ryan recounts the nightmare of renting properties: trashed houses, unpaid rent, eviction headaches, and the surreal fight against dog fleas.

  • Quote:
    • “If I brought home one flea to Daisy...we could have a whole flea infestation.” — Ryan [78:16]
    • “I stripped butt ass naked by the trash can, swiped all the fleas off my entire body.” — Ryan [78:51]

• Embarrassing Party Encounters:
  The Vegas party section is rich with cringe anecdotes about failed interactions with celebrities and partying mishaps.

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6. Investments and Money Talk

[84:32–88:13]

• Honda Three-Wheelers as Investments:
  Gavin shares how buying and restoring vintage three-wheelers has proven a better investment than real estate.

  • Quote:
    • “I'm probably 25 grand in total. And it's probably worth around anywhere from 75 to 100.” — Gavin [85:03]

• Collecting, Reselling, and Barn Finds:
  Ongoing negotiations and bartering stories, including a live call to a stubborn Russian seller who refuses to part with a coveted blue 110.

  • Quote:
    • “Money’s got nothing to do with it. It’s the principle.” — Pete (the seller) [90:37]

• Lifestyle vs. Traditional Investment:
  Comparisons between stocks, property, and fun “investments” like dirt bikes and ATVs. Ben briefly brags about his 31% stock gains.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On Social Awkwardness:
  • “Me and my dap ups, they make me a little nervous...I look down because I get nervous, and then just walk out the door.” — Ryan [21:12–22:07]
  • “Jeff walked up and was like, hey, where’s the bathroom at tonight...I don't know.” — Spencer & Gab [22:53–23:11]
• Best Skater Reference:
  • “For people listening...Nyjah Houston’s like, the best skateboarder of all time. Arguably, like Tony Hawk, obviously.” — Mike [25:24]
• On Three-Wheeler Fame:
  • “Should I do it? I think it'd be fun, right?...Three Wheeler Carlson.” — Mike & Gavin [61:31–61:59]
  • “My girlfriend’s son wanted to change his name to Snowmobile Johnson. But he was only seven.” — Evan [64:34]
• On Friendships:
  • “Your network is your net worth. Valuable man.” — Mike [37:41]
• Humorous Self-Awareness:
  • “We say so much dumb on this podcast and nobody ever questions us...Evan’s keeping us honest.” — Mike [53:01]
• Investment Philosophy:
  • “Sometimes more fun to buy three wheelers than houses.” — Implied by Gavin, corroborated by group [throughout episode]

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Important Timestamps

| Timestamp | Topic/Segment | |-----------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | 02:33–05:46 | Vegas trip setup, first night’s table at XS, VIP check-in, party scene | | 07:05–08:15 | The mansion party, Nyjah Huston DJing, massive door banter | | 10:13–16:37 | Supercross race drama and analysis, Deegan & Shimoda rivalry | | 21:12–22:07 | Ryan’s awkward handshake with Nyjah, social anxiety | | 29:51–37:17 | Friendship, popularity, FaceTiming—‘network is your net worth’ discussion | | 49:12–54:44 | Gavin’s dating life, newfound fame, and the group’s relentless teasing | | 69:17–79:07 | Ryan’s landlord nightmare: evictions, trashed rentals, flea infestation stories | | 84:32–88:13 | Gavin’s investment in vintage three-wheelers, live negotiation phone call | | 61:31–61:59 | Proposal to legally change Gavin’s name to "Three Wheeler Carlson" |

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Tone & Language

The episode is authentic, raucous, and filled with inside jokes, playful ribbing, and self-deprecating humor. The group’s camaraderie shines, and listeners get a real feel for the chaotic, fun-loving energy that characterizes the CboysTV squad. The language is laid-back, sometimes irreverent, but always fun and relatable.

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Episode Takeaways

• Stories of friendship, spontaneity and the joys (and pains) of saying “yes” to adventure.
• Real talk about investing, business, and why sometimes “fun” assets trump traditional ones.
• A hilarious, honest look at the highs and lows of social encounters, from handshakes to heartbreaks.
• Even the “best” investments can turn into disasters, and sometimes the best return is the story itself.

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Transcript

[Ryan]

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[Ben]

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[Mike]

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[Ben]

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[Mike]

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[Ben]

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[Gavin]

They want to see something cool.

[Mike]

You know a thing or two about that. They want to see you crash, dude. Ken does not want to be the ad guy.

[Gavin]

Something did kind of switch, did it?

[Ben]

How often you getting a new chick?

[Gavin]

We're finally back on the saddle as one. Yes.

[Ryan]

You know, I just. I was just an idiot.

[Gavin]

What?

[Mike]

I would not expect that at all.

[Ryan]

Well, I just did something. Just did something.

[Gavin]

What?

[Ben]

Hey, Ken.

[Evan]

Yes.

[Ben]

Hit us. Hit us with a.

[Ryan]

Hey, could you just type in Google for me please?

[Evan]

I've got the Google ready.

[Gavin]

Why?

[Ben]

What did Dalton do?

[Spencer]

Taylor posted a dump with a photo of me, but not Dalton. And Dalton's all bummed that Taylor doesn't hit him up. He's like, really? Because he was texting me and calling me to like hang out the whole weekend. He's like, bro, Taylor never texts me. He never calls me like nothing.

[Gavin]

And I'm like, yeah, I don't know.

[Spencer]

What to tell you, man.

[Ben]

Yeah, so tell me about this. So you guys were in Vegas this weekend.

[Ryan]

Big One.

[Gab]

Honestly, huge one.

[Spencer]

Huge one. Yeah. Not too huge though.

[Mike]

Yeah, it looked pretty big.

[Ben]

You guys backtracking now?

[Mike]

Guys walk through the door.

[Spencer]

We can tell you some, but we can't tell you all.

[Ryan]

They're just going to keep twisting that now. We did suspicious stuff.

[Ben]

You guys were doing something.

[Evan]

It was the most sus group I've ever seen go to Vegas.

[Gab]

Yeah, we got Twin sick. Our boys DJs from Minnesota invited us out. They're like, you got to come to our show at Omnia, the nightclub. And then obviously Supercross is the same weekend and we're like, perfect, let's go.

[Ben]

Yeah.

[Ryan]

Seems like the perfect reason to go to Vegas. I actually said on this very podcast just a short few hours before I left, I don't have a good excuse not to go. I think if you watch my face, you can see me talk myself into it as I'm.

[Mike]

I was. I was wondering that. Ryan, thanks for the last minute invite though.

[Gavin]

I got the invite 30 minutes before you took off. Right.

[Gab]

It was in.

[Gavin]

Oh, Dr. David backed out.

[Ryan]

He would have come all the way.

[Gavin]

From the east coast.

[Gab]

It was in the. The batch group chat, the big one we have.

[Ryan]

I just reminded it. And. And that's not fully true, cuz you were actually a deciding factor. I said, if Gav's going, I'm definitely going to go.

[Ben]

All right, well, tell us about your trip. Tell us about it. I want to hear all about it.

[Mike]

Dude, the buildup has been insane.

[Ben]

It was your craziest trip to Vegas yet.

[Gab]

Easily like, you know, the classic. We get in at dang near midnight on Friday, but you like still go out. So it felt like we were there for like the long stay and we like go meet the Twin sick guys at a table at Xs and.

[Ryan]

Hold on, hold on, hold on. We get there. We get in at 1am yeah. And you're like, all right, it's going to be a chill night. Nothing is probably going to happen.

[Gab]

I didn't.

[Ryan]

Yeah, you know, you kind of. You assume like, nothing big. We're going to gamble and have a good time. Spenny six minutes later goes, oh, yeah, I got us all free rooms at Caesars. Caesars is hooking it up this weekend. And then, yeah, my buddies have a table right behind the DJ at Access. You guys want to go over there? We're like, all right, sure.

[Spencer]

The whole. That started off in the weirdest check in. Like we checked into our hotel and in like some little room that was completely, totally not at the regular check in. It Was like some VIP check in thing.

[Mike]

Big glass doors going it now.

[Evan]

Glass doors. So there was no privacy in the room.

[Gavin]

Oh my God.

[Gab]

There wasn't. There was people outside trying to get in.

[Ryan]

Yeah, they've heard.

[Gavin]

Yeah.

[Ryan]

So okay, sorry not to cut it off. But then that's now how we get to excess. So we're like, oh shit, this is really happening. Because we have tried to get tables in Vegas for the last nine times.

[Gab]

We've gotten one once and then some friends invite us another time and here's the real reason we don't. They're astronomically priced.

[Spencer]

Yeah.

[Mike]

You can get a table.

[Gab]

Yeah, they're just.

[Gavin]

Dude.

[Gab]

I mean. Yeah, they're anywhere from 4 to 20 grand.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Spencer]

For a table, depending who's playing and.

[Gab]

What'S going on, depending on where it is.

[Spencer]

So anyways we go to excess and like there's a bunch of people there for supercross. So like all the dirt bike influencers are there and like bunch of big names in the dirt bike industry.

[Gab]

And he had a reunion, so any had a reunion with his Buttery.

[Mike]

Cool.

[Gavin]

Yeah.

[Spencer]

So I mean I used to live at Buttery's house for a couple years when I was training in California. So their whole crew was there, which was super cool. And like. And then Shane Davis, a Mecula YouTuber, OG YouTuber guy, he was there with his crew and it was just like, it was sick. There was just everywhere you look there was like some buddy that was like a mountain bike, a pro, BMX or dirt bikers.

[Ryan]

Like a lot of monster hats.

[Spencer]

A lot of monster hats. Yeah, it was cool. It was super cool.

[Mike]

What'd you guys get into that? So, so crazy.

[Spencer]

So that was just.

[Mike]

The buildup has been insane here.

[Ben]

That was just the first night to the club.

[Spencer]

So we just went out and just chilled, which was cool. I got to hang out with some people, you know, talked. Hung out with the twin sick guys. They were awesome.

[Ryan]

I, I think in general there's, there's not too many giant moments that you guys are going to be backtracking. No, hold on.

[Gab]

And also who told you that? It was this huge thing.

[Gavin]

You guys know who, though.

[Evan]

Spenny's been hyping it up pretty hard this morning.

[Gab]

Oh, okay, okay. Cuz you guys just asked, you guys just asked me how it was. I was like, bro, it was insane.

[Gavin]

And that's pretty hype that it was insane. You said the best.

[Ryan]

It was, it was insane.

[Ben]

I've been hearing these guys like, dude, it was wild. This, that and the other and then Mike. All I had to hear from Mike was, it was insane. I go, tell me on the podcast.

[Gab]

Oh, we haven't even got to the second day yet. But yeah, I mean, I guess just skip forward. We roll up to a house party with Nigel djing. You know how many Instagram pictures I've liked of Nigel, like, DJing house parties? And just been like, man, it'd be so sick to go to a party where Nigel's dj and then he was.

[Mike]

Just talking about Nigel blowing my mind.

[Spencer]

It was weird. It was such a weird setup. Like, it was. So you walk in the door alone to this mansion. It had to been 12ft wide, maybe even wider.

[Gavin]

The door was the insane.

[Ryan]

So insane. The door was crazy. No, it was.

[Spencer]

Well, I'm just putting the scale this house.

[Ryan]

It would not been an issue to drive a vehicle into that door.

[Mike]

Girls could have got in.

[Spencer]

Literally.

[Gavin]

Like, he'd have walked in with two on each side. Never been able to do that one.

[Spencer]

It was the tallest enough about the.

[Gavin]

Door I've ever opened in my life.

[Spencer]

And it was so heavy too. Like, it was full wood.

[Gavin]

It was a fully slap.

[Mike]

Enough about the door, bro.

[Evan]

What was the handle like?

[Gavin]

It didn't have one. You just pushed it? Yeah, I literally didn't have a handle.

[Ryan]

No, it didn't.

[Spencer]

Cuz when we went to leave, I couldn't get out and I was like. And then I just pushed it and it just swung open.

[Gavin]

It was so weird. It was so crazy.

[Mike]

Mike's in the back.

[Gavin]

Like, this is insane.

[Ben]

Let me text the boys right now. Things are getting out of hand.

[Ryan]

Door has no handles.

[Gavin]

We can't get a handle on this, boys. Holy.

[Mike]

I'm glad I wasn't with. I would have been getting in trouble.

[Spencer]

All right.

[Gab]

Supercross was obviously insanely lit.

[Mike]

I don't.

[Spencer]

We don't even get the mansion.

[Gavin]

We're talking.

[Gab]

I know, but we. I was like, we could back all over the place as to who we. Well, we're trying to just get to the good.

[Mike]

You guys should have at least just got together before this podcast and be like, all right, well, clearly, should we lie about.

[Gab]

I was like, clearly starting. Starting out at the beginning of the trip and going through the whole thing was not the move.

[Mike]

All right, all right, tell me, how did you guys end up at this house party mansion that Nigel Houston is DJing at?

[Spencer]

My influencer buddy Spetty.

[Mike]

Okay, well, no, he is such a connected dude.

[Ben]

Knows everybody.

[Spencer]

Okay, so this was the sick part. So we go to Supercross. Amazing day I mean, we hit the pool, we're like, we're chilling with the Tick Tocker, Taylor Holder, Little Manzi. We were chilling pool, pool day right.

[Gab]

Behind freaking Steve Aoki.

[Gavin]

And then Lil John comes out.

[Spencer]

Okay, okay, that was pretty cool.

[Mike]

You guys are right behind.

[Gab]

I had to double check if he was. I'm like, that's the real Little John. Like, that's sick.

[Spencer]

Our supercross day was insane.

[Mike]

Steve Aoki would.

[Gavin]

Yeah.

[Evan]

Have an imposter.

[Gab]

Yeah, I figured he wouldn't, but I still asked myself that.

[Mike]

No, that is sick. That was dope. That.

[Ryan]

It was actually pretty funny cuz we were like standing back there and then this guy walks through with like a bunch of security guards and kind of like moves the launder out of the way and he like kind of said something to her probably, you know, like, excuse me, whatever.

[Gavin]

What's up, baby?

[Spencer]

What's up baby?

[Gavin]

Y my way.

[Ryan]

And so like we're kind of walks in and everyone starts going like, who is that? Who is that? And you're kind of wondering like, what's going on? And then he stands up on stage and goes.

[Gavin]

Yeah.

[Spencer]

He literally hit every single.

[Mike]

Like he hit the emo.

[Spencer]

Yeah, the emo. He hit all of his emotes. He's like, it's Little Joe.

[Gavin]

Yeah.

[Spencer]

And he's just like, dude.

[Ryan]

Then you knew who it was then.

[Gab]

You know, hits and then he dropped.

[Spencer]

CO2 is coming out and stuff and he's. Yeah, it was insane, man.

[Ryan]

Insane.

[Spencer]

So then we go to Supercross.

[Gab]

Supercross. I guess I'll explain for the. It was crazy. For those of you that watch supercross, Joe Shimoda had to get first or second and he won everything. So in order for Deegan to win, he had to basically put.

[Spencer]

He had to go on the ground.

[Gab]

Two positions ahead of Shimoda. But Shimoda is so fast that there's no way he would have either gotten first or second. So Deegan's ahead in the second moto and he slows down, let Shimoto pass and tries to take him out three times.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Ben]

The whole so entertaining.

[Spencer]

First and second pulled away from the pack and the pack started to catch because Schmoda was slowing down because he knew what Deegan was doing. And Egan was slowing down because he was trying to get behind Shmoda. So at some point, like Shimoda couldn't go any slower, he just had to pass him.

[Ben]

Crazy how much faster they were than the other guys.

[Spencer]

Oh my gosh, dude, they were going insanely fast.

[Ben]

Like it's not Even the same playing field?

[Spencer]

No, it's not.

[Ben]

But yeah, dude, it was just so obvious that Deegan was trying to take him out, and even the announcers were.

[Spencer]

Like, everybody, like, referee gonna do here. But in person, in person, it was so exciting. Like, the race was, like, the best race I've ever watched. For sure. There's battles going on. People were crashing huge. Like, there's some. Deegan looped out so fat and was. Fell back from, like, second to fourth, got up within, like, three seconds and was right back in a second again. Like, just. He was shredding, going in as fast as he could, like, everything on the line.

[Mike]

So is that allowed to. To, like, purposely take people out?

[Evan]

No, no, no.

[Ben]

How does that work?

[Gab]

Well, that's where the fine line of having it be dirty and having it just be a normal cleanup.

[Spencer]

Yeah. If you're, like, coming in as at a T bone, it's obviously not a clean pass, but if you're, like, just coming in and, like, just kind of brushing up against the guy and maybe he goes up the track and crashes on his own, then it's.

[Evan]

What, he got docked five points?

[Spencer]

Yeah, he got docked five points, I don't think, really? Basically, Deegan on the. On, like, five minutes into the end, he couldn't get Shmoda, so he finally just drove it in as hard as he could at the finish line and put both of them on the ground.

[Gavin]

Crack.

[Spencer]

Crack. Shoulder. Broke his collarbone and lost a million dollars. I mean, probably more with, like, merch sales. And. I mean, he makes the championship tea, sells the championship tea. You know, his sponsors, bonuses, team bonus, like, YouTube money.

[Ryan]

Big one.

[Spencer]

Big. It's a big loss. I'd say over a million dollars.

[Mike]

He's probably losing what's going on in the stadium when. When he's doing that. And then what's the. What's everyone's reaction? Oh, after he crashes.

[Spencer]

I mean, he got booed a little bit after he crashed because he was, like, the bad guy in the situation. Like, Shmoda was the good guy, was, like, the bad guy.

[Ryan]

I was pretty surprised at how many people were booing and yelling.

[Spencer]

You.

[Ryan]

Yeah, well, hearing when he went down.

[Spencer]

I think what it was is he went down, and everybody's like that. That's what you get for, like, riding dirty. And they thought he had just walked off because he's like, he lost the championship. He walked off, but he actually crashed and broke his collarbone. So that's why he was walking off. He left his bike right in the center of the track. Stood up and just walked.

[Ryan]

Because he couldn't pick it up.

[Spencer]

Because he couldn't pick it up. So that's why the crowds were probably booing. They're like, oh. Like, he tried to win it. Oh. And he crashed. And now he's a poor sport and he's walking off. But he was actually injured, so.

[Evan]

But, I mean, is what the sport needs, though.

[Spencer]

Yeah.

[Evan]

How boring was it for a few years?

[Mike]

I mean, we're sitting here talking about it right now.

[Spencer]

Yeah, that's. No, I did agree.

[Ryan]

Like, it made that race Interesting. The 451 was so boring. Everybody just rode. Nobody was really taking any chances.

[Gab]

I don't even mean this in a bad way, but, like, when Jet Lawrence wins the 450, whenever he wins a race, people are damn near silent. Yeah, they're even silent.

[Ben]

I watched his brother took first second. They just literally, like, just go to their thing, just start taking off their gear.

[Gavin]

Like.

[Ben]

Like, it was just. They got done with practice or something.

[Gavin]

They don't want to see a win. They want to see something cool, dude.

[Ben]

I mean, no, you know, a thing.

[Mike]

Or two about that. Nobody likes. Nobody likes a success story. Yeah.

[Gavin]

They want to see you crash.

[Ben]

This is the only thing I'll say. And. And this is no disrespect to the other riders, but, like, straight up, we haven't talked about Supercross ever on this podcast until Deegan rose into the ranks. And.

[Spencer]

And the thing with him, too, he's doing more than just a regular rider, you know, like, he's doing the YouTube, but then he's, like, going and riding with MMA guys, you know, like, Strickland.

[Ben]

He's a celebrity.

[Spencer]

Like, he's a legit celebrity. He's hanging out with Brecky Hill. Like, he's legit a celebrity.

[Gavin]

All right.

[Ben]

Chilled, spinning, last part there. But.

[Gab]

And that's why it was cool.

[Spencer]

And also, it's, like, mainstream. It's like moto isn't a mainstream sport, and, like, mainstream eyes are getting viewed on it because of him. He's a mainstream guy, and mainstream people are watching Supercross because of him.

[Ben]

Really, the only reason I tune into the races is to watch, to see how he does, because it's fun to watch him and see what. What he has to say after. And then, you know, I end up watching the 450s. And either way, it's really fun to watch. But, yeah, I think he's definitely bringing a lot of people into the sport, whether they love him or hate him.

[Evan]

Just a bummer that he Went down and missed out on that money because he probably could have afforded some of those doors.

[Ben]

So anyways, you go to this house.

[Gab]

Party, end up picking him up.

[Spencer]

Yeah, we pick him up. And he picked up in the same.

[Gab]

Sprinter and chase and Haley hopped into. It was really good to see them. And Hayden hops in with his arm freaking slung up. I'm like, wow, I can't believe he's going out.

[Spencer]

He didn't have much to say. I mean, he was in pain. Did you talk to him? Not really. I mean, he was kind of literally just the whole ride there, he was kind of just head down. Like, he would look up a little bit and then he would just sit down. He's like, had his eyes closed.

[Mike]

Really?

[Spencer]

Yeah. I mean, he. Bro, he just broke his collarbone. He was hurting.

[Ryan]

It probably hurt.

[Ben]

Still was like, fudge it. I'm going out to the party.

[Mike]

Yes.

[Spencer]

Well, he wasn't partying, but he just wanted to chill.

[Ben]

Party.

[Spencer]

Yeah, he just wanted to. I mean, in that case, drinking. But you like, mental wise. I've never been in the situation where I'm losing like that big of a thing. But like, I mean, the worst thing you could have done is gone and sit in your room and just been by yourself and been all sad about it, like you just got injured. I think, like, the best thing to do, like, mentally would be to be with people. I'd say, right.

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[Mike]

Yeah, I mean you got a broken collarbone though, so that might, that's true. Yeah, that might change things.

[Ben]

You guys end up pulling up to this mansion.

[Spencer]

Yeah, we pull up all these, these sports cars, all these sports cars out front like G wagons and Ferraris and stuff.

[Ben]

Sounds like around here did kind of.

[Gab]

Look like our driveway a little bit.

[Ryan]

So where. This is where things kind of I guess were more notable. And I, I, as you two would probably expect, you know, I just up. I was just an idiot.

[Gavin]

What?

[Mike]

What? I would not expect that at all.

[Ryan]

Well, I just did something. Just did something of awkward.

[Gavin]

What? What'd you do?

[Ryan]

We walk into this house party. There's like no real clear like whose party it is. Whatever.

[Mike]

Oh yeah.

[Gab]

We had no idea and we had.

[Spencer]

No clue whose party.

[Ryan]

So you're kind of trying to figure out the whole vibe and I go, the inside is a little bit much for me right now. I'm going to walk outside. So in order to get outside where a lot of people were by the.

[Evan]

Pool, those damn Doors.

[Ryan]

The more damn doors. Nigel Houston has set up DJing, like, in front of the patio doors to go outside. So I'm like, okay, this is pretty cool.

[Evan]

Like, I'm sorry, but gab just spilled on the board. Is that.

[Ryan]

As long as it's still the red. Is it still red, Lip?

[Evan]

Still red, yeah.

[Ryan]

Okay, good. So.

[Ben]

Hey, my mic's not working now. My mic's not working.

[Gab]

Dude, we can hear you.

[Ben]

Ben's mic's not working, though.

[Gab]

We can hear you. Your headphones.

[Mike]

Our audio guys so down bad. We had to fire a bad audio guy.

[Gavin]

And.

[Gab]

We didn't actually fire.

[Mike]

Ken's just making spaghetti.

[Ben]

We're good. We're good.

[Mike]

Ken's currently cooking two, actually.

[Evan]

I'm sorry for my friend.

[Gavin]

So.

[Ben]

So he's DJing in front of these patio doors.

[Ryan]

Yep. So you have to kind of like walk right next to him to get out. And so I think I'm like, all right, this is going to be, you know, my opportunity to, like, say hi to him. Obviously super cool, you know, an intimidating guy. He's cool. He's like a guy that, you know, a lot of people want to meet, including myself. So I'm like, all right, I'm gonna walk up, I'm just gonna, like, say hi, maybe dap him up if he goes for it, and then walk out the door. Not take too much of his time. He's busy DJing. He's doing his things. You guys know me and my dap ups, they make me a little nervous not trying to it up. There's a lot of dap ups.

[Mike]

Just circling them. The whole time, he's just like, oh.

[Spencer]

So a couple circles around the table before practice runs.

[Ben]

Okay, let's hear it.

[Ryan]

So I walk up, up, and I'm like, all right, it's gonna be quick. Dap up. Obviously, he's DJing, you know, doesn't know me that well. He's not gonna want to do the dap up and hug. He's just gonna want to do the hand and keep walking right really over.

[Spencer]

You're really thinking this thing through, dude.

[Gavin]

When you.

[Ryan]

I don't like, when you're socially anxious like me, dude, I don't think you can, like, handle it. So I'm just like, all right, be cool. So what do I do? I, I, I dab him up. It goes well. And I'm like, I'm gonna dap them up. Move out the door. So I d. And he kind of starts leaning in. Like, he's gonna, like, you know, it's gonna be a shoulder. It's gonna be a back tap.

[Spencer]

Like a homie.

[Ryan]

Like a homie.

[Spencer]

Come on, bro.

[Ryan]

But I've already committed to walking out the door, so I'm moving left.

[Mike]

What?

[Ryan]

So I kind of just go like this. You know, I give him a clean one, and I realize that I'm fudging up, and I look down because I get nervous, and then just walk out the door and kind of. Kind of left him hanging on maybe like a, you know, more like a, what up? Good to see you? Or like a hey, you know, just like a cordial thing, and just walked out the door.

[Mike]

He must have been like, this dude is super busy. He's really barely even had time to dap me. That could have been running out the door so quick.

[Spencer]

That couldn't have been any worse than what Jeff did to him, though. So Jeff.

[Gavin]

Jeff did.

[Gab]

Blake.

[Spencer]

Jeff walked in, and he's like, big mansion. No, I got to hit the bathroom. Wait, no, bro.

[Gab]

That was.

[Mike]

Now you got attention, buddy. Blake.

[Spencer]

Oh, that was Blake.

[Gab]

I was gonna spare his name because it was embarrassing, but he goes up to Nigel because there's not that many people in the house, and he goes.

[Spencer]

Like, oh, this guy looks like he might know.

[Gab]

He goes, yo, where's the bathroom? And he goes.

[Gavin]

And he just goes.

[Spencer]

Walked up and was like, hey, where's.

[Mike]

The bathroom at tonight?

[Gab]

I don't know.

[Spencer]

The keys. He goes, I don't know.

[Gavin]

He's like.

[Spencer]

And then Blake's just like. And just walks away.

[Mike]

Bro, what the hell is going on? But he. You know, why was Nigel. We don't even know.

[Spencer]

And there was only, like, probably 30 people there, and, like, maybe half of them were kids, and then half of them were adults. It was a weird, like, not interesting vibe. Was like, guys our age. And then half of them were, like, some adults. And then there was, like, three little kids running around.

[Gavin]

For me, this dude, like, when I.

[Ben]

Look at Evan, well, then we both start laughing hard. Like, it could be literally the dumbest thing and we'll just lose it. But anyway, I think some things we just think are extra funny. All right, keep going.

[Gab]

But, yeah, I mean, there were, like, little kids running around, too. And then this, like, one little kid with a mullet, like, looks like a little moto kid comes up. Yo, money Mike.

[Mike]

What's up?

[Gab]

What are you doing here? And I'm like, hey, I know somebody.

[Mike]

But chill, bro.

[Spencer]

Chill. Yeah.

[Gab]

So I don't know. It didn't. Nigel was like, yo to me and Jeff, he's like, yo, can you guys, like, get some people to come inside and party? Because, like, no one was inside.

[Spencer]

He said the same thing, and I was like, word.

[Gab]

Like, I don't know anyone here, but we can try. So then we were, like, just dancing, trying to get.

[Ben]

Just YouTube dancing.

[Spencer]

I had to say.

[Gavin]

He was probably hoping for more, like, the opposite of getting the party to come inside.

[Mike]

I know.

[Gavin]

You and Jeff dancing.

[Mike]

Yeah. Everybody.

[Gab]

I was having a great time.

[Gavin]

I was the handles off the doors. Everyone would have been gone.

[Gab]

I was having a great time.

[Mike]

Holy. I wish I could have seen this.

[Gavin]

Yeah, dude.

[Ben]

That's actually sick, though.

[Mike]

It was cool.

[Gab]

It was really cool.

[Spencer]

Bryce hall was there or just even.

[Ben]

Be in the same room as him.

[Spencer]

Nigel was. Nigel was cool. He was a lot smaller in person than I had imagined.

[Ben]

Dude, you look like Nigel.

[Spencer]

I. That. Yeah, I literally looked at him. I was like, dude, he's not much bigger than I am.

[Ryan]

I thought he was a lot better at skateboarding.

[Ben]

You need to put down the dirt bike and pick up a skateboard.

[Spencer]

Well, I thought he was tall. I thought he was tall, like, maybe like, six, two or something.

[Gavin]

What?

[Spencer]

And he was, like, the same height as me almost.

[Mike]

I was like, for people listening right now that have no idea who we're talking about. Niger Houston's, like, the best skateboarder of all time. Arguably, like, Tony Hawk, obviously.

[Spencer]

20 Olympic medals or something.

[Evan]

No, no, no, no, no, no. He didn't even make finals at the Olympics.

[Ryan]

15X Games. 15x Games, gold medals.

[Evan]

All right. Nigel had to throw it out there.

[Spencer]

How many did he get then, Evan?

[Evan]

No, I.

[Gavin]

He.

[Evan]

Olympic skateboarding has only happened, like, one time, and he didn't make finals. It was devastating.

[Ben]

He's more of a street skate skater, too. Like, that's where he's, like, super good at. Anyway.

[Ryan]

Yeah, I accidentally kind of big dog. Very Steve, which was not cool of me.

[Gavin]

Maybe that's cool.

[Ben]

That's cooler than asking where the bathroom is.

[Spencer]

Yeah, that's cooler.

[Mike]

He watches four guys come in. One guy just big dogs him, walks out. The other guy comes up to him, thinks that it's about to happen again, but he goes, yo, where's the bathroom?

[Gab]

It was all.

[Mike]

And then he's got to watch the.

[Spencer]

Other dude just dance in front of.

[Gavin]

That's not what I meant by get the party started. Hey, can you guys go get one of the chicks?

[Spencer]

No, it was.

[Gab]

It was. Then he came outside on his own because, like, the party was kind of outside. And then he's like, yo, guys, come on and party like, you know, cuz he was, he's ripping. He was like lighting candles and like starting to like turn the volume up and like, you know, we eventually made our way back inside, but my little blip of meeting him was like, what's up, bro? It's good to meet you. And then I'm like, have the door open. And I'm like, I didn't know if.

[Spencer]

I should go in or out.

[Gab]

He's like, yo, can you keep the door closed? I was like, damn.

[Ryan]

Yeah. Needless to say, we fucked up, you guys.

[Mike]

Doors saw the most action at this 20.

[Evan]

The official metal count is 15x games gold medals, tying him with Shaun White and Garrett Reynolds for most X Games medals, 11 of them gold. And I guess I was wrong. He got a bronze medal in the Paris Olympics. So I don't know if there was a 2020 Olympics with skate also, but yeah, that's. So he does have an Olympic medal.

[Ryan]

Coming for Ken's job. You just came with valuable information.

[Mike]

Straight up would not have been able.

[Evan]

I use good old fashioned Google. I didn't talk to my phone about it.

[Ben]

Ken spends all day on his phone, but refuses to touch it during a podcast.

[Gab]

And then.

[Ben]

Yeah, so that's good though.

[Spencer]

So you're at the party is. Oh, like we leave the party out the big door. We gotta get out the big door.

[Ben]

Nice.

[Spencer]

Past the fancy sports, Past the fancy sports cars.

[Ryan]

Get in our lift.

[Spencer]

Get in our.

[Gab]

Well, because. Because honestly, I would have stayed there all night, but we had to get back.

[Spencer]

It was like Twin Sick for the whole. No, we left one. One at one. We left at one.

[Gab]

We had to go see Twin Sick because I was like half the reason we even went to Vegas in the first place. And then we made it there and it was just like said, dude, they've gotten so good. I'm not joking. They have gotten so good at DJing. Everyone was just. It was so.

[Spencer]

The sickest part was we roll up to Omnia with our boy Chris, and the doors are closed. You can't get in. Entry is already done. There's no lineups. The owner of Omnia comes up to the front and he's like, yeah, all you guys show your IDs. Come this way. Takes us straight into like a full table service setup within 30, 40ft from twin sick DJing. And it was just so sick.

[Ben]

All for free.

[Spencer]

All for free. Yeah. Well, I think we tipped two. We tipped like what? Two, 300 bucks maybe.

[Evan]

Oh, wow.

[Spencer]

So I technically do that at Zorbas.

[Evan]

On a Tuesday.

[Gab]

Nah, nah, you don't. But, yeah, like, I definitely didn't take that for granted. I'm like, there's literally, like, tens of thousands of dollars worth of experiences that just, like, it's just happening.

[Mike]

They shouldn't be that much super lit.

[Gab]

They shouldn't be that.

[Spencer]

I mean, it wasn't really like. Like, our table service wasn't, like, super lit because it was just, like, seven of us chilling. Like, but it was nice that we could just sit and we weren't, like, super close to the music where it was like. Yeah, we weren't bumping into people. We had our own room. We could sit, we could stand. You know, if, like, if I wanted to chill with Ryan for a second, I could chill with him, and then I could cut across and chill with another buddy at the other side. Like, it was just cool. Like, this guy just loves chilling. It was just a chill.

[Ben]

I'm gonna chill over here now.

[Spencer]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Nobody has more connections than you, Spenny.

[Ryan]

I agree.

[Mike]

Like, nobody has more friends than you.

[Ben]

Yeah.

[Gavin]

Damn right. I was even thinking about that, seeing all the posts that took me back to Sema last year when me and Spenny went, everybody, he's the man. Yeah. He got us into a nightclub. Everybody knows Benny, and he's just the man.

[Spencer]

I don't know.

[Mike]

How do you know these people? Like, how do you make friends?

[Spencer]

I just say, hey, my name's Spencer. You guys want to be buddies? And then normally they want to say. And normally say, yeah, they want to.

[Ben]

Say, you know, here's the thing.

[Mike]

Spencer, my fiance, was, like, super popular in. In high school, and she was like, homecoming queen. And I was like, not right. Yeah, I didn't win any of anything. I didn't. Like, I wasn't trying to make friends. I tell you this all the time. Like, no new friends. I'm not trying to make new friends.

[Spencer]

Right.

[Mike]

And so anyway, she said that me.

[Spencer]

And Gavin are lucky to be your friends because you don't make new friends.

[Mike]

I don't make you more, you know, appreciative.

[Spencer]

You told us that we need to be more appreciative that we're your friends.

[Ryan]

Maybe the problem is less that you're deciding not to make new friends and they don't want them.

[Mike]

Yeah, maybe. No, but I was talking to Greta about this literally yesterday. I was like, you were, like, so popular in high school and you had so many friends. Why do you think that is? And she was like, oh, I was just super nice to people. And so I Like, started looking things up of, like, you know, like, what makes these people more popular in school than others.

[Ben]

You started looking this.

[Spencer]

Wow, that's actually cool.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Gavin]

Pop.

[Mike]

Yeah. On TikTok. And this. This lady said that she did a study across, like, hundreds of high schools to see, like, who was the most popular people in these high schools and why.

[Gavin]

Yeah.

[Mike]

What was the common factors? Right. And the most common factor wasn't looks. It wasn't how smart you were. It wasn't how athletic you were. It was how many people that you liked. So how many people, when you're walking down the hall, you would say hi to of just, like, you went out of your way to just meet other people, and that's what, in return, made these people the most popular people in school.

[Ryan]

Interesting.

[Mike]

So Spenny is like that, though.

[Spencer]

You call people.

[Gab]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Like, if we're hanging out and we're not doing something, Spenny's on FaceTime calling one of his buddies just to check in them.

[Spencer]

Yeah, I always try to do that, too, for, like, somebody's birthday or something. If I'm like, I'll never text somebody for their birthday or try not to. I always try to, like, FaceTime them.

[Gavin]

Really?

[Spencer]

If I haven't talked to him for a long time, I'm like, dude, if I see him, like, oh, like, I should wish him a happy birthday, and I just ripped McCall or something. Not that it matters, but then he's.

[Ben]

Like, one of my few friends that, like, when he's calling and I see he's calling, I'm like, he's probably just calling to say what's up?

[Spencer]

I call CJ When I'm home. I'm like, hey, what's going on? And he's like, oh. They're scoffing.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Spencer]

And, like, I'm just like, oh. Like, that's.

[Gab]

That is a good point, though. Like, if there's a distant buddy of your. Not that you're distant anymore, but a buddy of yours that calls you only when he needs something or he or she, you're like, ah. And you, like, not as prone to pick it up, but for you, since you're just calling to say what up? You're, like, gonna pick it up every time.

[Spencer]

Sometimes I'll call Mike and he thinks I'm gonna ask for something, and then I just won't. I'll just talk about, like, some random shit, and then I'll just hang up. I'll be like, all right, see you later.

[Evan]

You got me on that before. I'd be like, Relatively busy but thinking like, well, spending needs something I need to answer.

[Spencer]

I know I get ev too. And he's like, he's clearly doing something and he doesn't want to be talking.

[Evan]

It might not even be the craziest busy thing, but like filling up a.

[Spencer]

Generator just somewhere, just a little something.

[Evan]

I'm like, I don't want to be like get to the point. But I'm like there. Like you just want to be friends and everything's fine. But I don't know, it's. I almost feel that it's weird to get. Get a call just for no reason.

[Ben]

Oh really?

[Spencer]

I'm just wondering.

[Ben]

Not weird, but like this different because most people seems like usually like phone.

[Evan]

Or is more for like not like, oh, someone needs something. But it's like, what are you doing? Want to go golfing? I don't know. Just never.

[Ben]

I would way rather have someone just call me and just chat for like four or five minutes than like be texting my boy.

[Evan]

Like he does not chat for four or five minutes. 45 minutes.

[Spencer]

I've called him before and we just. Just for five or ten minutes talking about some random.

[Ben]

Rich is good at doing that.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Ben]

Rich is also very plugged in.

[Mike]

I know when Rich is calling, it's gonna be like a minimum 30 minute conversation.

[Spencer]

Yeah, yeah. I think we were actually talking the other day, Ben, and I was like, I was like, well, I'm coming down in like a week. Let me just. I'll tell you when I get there. Like, this is gonna be like a two hour long combo if we keep this call going.

[Mike]

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[Evan]

I actually cooked an entire dinner. It was tacos, so nothing crazy, but I was literally just starting to, like, cut up the onions. Didn't even start cooking the meat. I cooked the entire dinner and had to tell Rich, I got to go. It's time to eat. Did everything and whatever. That had to be like, 40 minutes.

[Mike]

I guess, going back to you guys saying that, I said, you guys are lucky to be my friends. I don't make new. I'm not trying to, like, make new friends. One, because the friends that I have, I love, and I feel like I don't give them enough time.

[Spencer]

I know that's true. And it's. You're just an exclusive guy, which is like. Like, makes it more valuable for guys like me.

[Gab]

Damn, I love.

[Spencer]

I guess I'd rather sometimes you cut.

[Gab]

You're like, you're a classic guy, and now you call him Ben. You're an exclusive guy, man in the.

[Spencer]

White tux, dude, look at the way he's dressed.

[Mike]

I would rather have fewer really good friends than a bunch of mediocre friends, which is cool.

[Gab]

Which is cool.

[Spencer]

But I have a hard time not making friends, which is not a bad thing. But I just. It's a lot of work to, you.

[Mike]

Know, like, you're getting snaps, you're getting their numbers, you're texting them, like, after we go, and you're like, bro, that was. What are you doing today?

[Spencer]

No, I'm not that bad. I just. I have a select, like, probably 20 or 30 person crew that I, like, will call.

[Gab]

What I've noticed is that if you. If that's just what you do, it's not like a burden or work to them in there. In his head.

[Spencer]

Yeah.

[Gab]

You're just like, oh, I was just calling him. But for me, I'm just like, dude, I got to get back to, you know, three people. And if you think about it like that, which I unfortunately do sometimes, then it's going to be a burden. But, yeah, for you.

[Spencer]

And you guys aren't even that bad. You guys get it good. I got a couple kids that I call every single morning.

[Ben]

Holy.

[Spencer]

I got, like, the daily checkup. I got three to four friends that are, like, really good. Guy buddies that I literally talk to almost every morning.

[Ryan]

Wow.

[Spencer]

And, like, if I don't call them, they'll call me. So, I mean, sometimes I don't hit it, but, like, are these guys not.

[Ben]

What are they doing?

[Spencer]

They usually just. I call my brother every single day. Like, right around, like, 6, 7, 8, 9pm I call my brother almost every day.

[Gavin]

They do talk a lot. They talk. Yeah. His brother's awesome.

[Ryan]

You guys got to spend some time together in Canada.

[Gavin]

We FaceTimed a lot. We FaceTime his brother a decent amount.

[Gab]

He lives in Australia.

[Spencer]

He lives in Australia. So he's driving to work when I'm ending day. He's literally waking up 6am And I'll just call him when he's driving to work. And we just. He's like, what you do today? And I just tell him about all the random.

[Mike]

You know what? Spiny. Some people say that their network is their net worth valuable man.

[Spencer]

Then I might be richer than Mike.

[Mike]

Well, I don't know about that. Mike's the richest man in the world.

[Gavin]

Yeah.

[Gab]

Yeah.

[Spencer]

Maybe I'm third then.

[Gavin]

Yeah.

[Mike]

So did you guys gamble?

[Gavin]

I did.

[Gab]

Yeah.

[Spencer]

Sure. Yeah, I gambled. Gambled for cj, which I should have.

[Gab]

We should have all taken that.

[Mike]

I didn't realize that everyone thinks it's.

[Ben]

A good bet when it wins.

[Gavin]

Yeah, I know.

[Evan]

I was thinking that I would have.

[Mike]

Taken the bed and it wouldn't have.

[Gab]

Gone that way, even though.

[Gavin]

Oh, I can't believe I didn't do.

[Gab]

No, but even.

[Ryan]

No, if.

[Gab]

Yeah, you knew, I've never bet on a single sports game ever. So that was kind of my. I'm like, well, I've never done it before. Whatever. Yeah, but then once you won that 900, I put a thousand up, though.

[Spencer]

I know. Yeah. I wasn't down is.

[Gab]

I'm not saying I would even put that much, but, like. Yeah, it's just cool.

[Spencer]

I actually did some blackjack where you sit in the pool and there's, like, seats in the pool. And then you, like.

[Ryan]

I mean, did they bring you drinks?

[Spencer]

Yeah, they bring you drinks. They bring you.

[Ryan]

So you can play blackjack, drink, and go to the bathroom without having to leave.

[Spencer]

And that's what I was saying. And people were, like, tripping about it. I was like, dude, the best part about the water gambling is you don't need to leave to go to the bathroom. And guys were, like, looking at me like I was crazy.

[Ryan]

That's how he cleared out the table, made sure there's no suckers in there.

[Spencer]

So that Was sick hitting the table.

[Mike]

Did anyone come out on top any big time?

[Spencer]

I came out like, then he was.

[Gab]

Just winning this whole trip, dude.

[Spencer]

Every table, blackjack table, I'd put like, oh, 100 bucks here, 100 bucks there. And then I'd get two, 300 bucks there on this table. And then the next table, I'd put 100 down and get another two or 300 bucks. And then pretty soon I was up like, over a grand.

[Mike]

The reason that you made money is you were taking the little wins of like 200 bucks.

[Spencer]

Yeah, I was.

[Ben]

And walk.

[Spencer]

I was.

[Mike]

That's pretty rare.

[Spencer]

I was. I literally. I probably played 20 blackjack tables. I'd hit one for five hands, win all five hands. I'm like, wow, that was actually pretty lit. I just made 300 bucks. I'm gonna hop.

[Ryan]

I'm out of here.

[Mike]

Yeah, smart.

[Spencer]

And then smart. It just compiled. And then pretty soon I was at like. I think I was almost 1700 when I called Ryan at like 2am One of the nights or whatever after being out.

[Gab]

It was actually 4:00am oh, yeah, yeah, it was 4:00am because Ryan posted it at like 4:30am yeah.

[Spencer]

So I was like, like, dumb up.

[Mike]

Nice. That's awesome.

[Spencer]

And then I. I obviously played a little bit. And then I gave Mike money for the flight and paid for a couple limo rides and bought some dinner and.

[Mike]

What?

[Gab]

I didn't get a ride in the limo?

[Mike]

What the hell was that?

[Spencer]

All in all, I was up 700 with after expensive for the trip after expenses.

[Ben]

Hey, if you go to Vegas and leave up minus your expenses, that's a good trip.

[Spencer]

And hell, I mean, that's like, like 3,4000 Canadian. So, I mean, I don't even know what I'm going to buy.

[Gavin]

You're a rich man.

[Evan]

How many gallons of syrup could that get a guy?

[Spencer]

Not enough. Never enough, but a lot.

[Ryan]

I did some calculations earlier downstairs. We are currently cooking. Not to get us sidetracked here, but this is important information.

[Spencer]

Tell us about the All White. Why the all White?

[Gavin]

We're.

[Gab]

We're good on Vegas.

[Spencer]

People are probably wondering what's going on here. That's end of our Vegas shenanigans.

[Mike]

Yeah, I guess the last comment. I was just giving you guys a hard time. It did. It did sound awesome.

[Spencer]

It was fun.

[Mike]

And the reason I was giving you a hard time is because I was extremely jealous because you were in an insane amount of FOMO even before I was like, the most form I should actually ever had.

[Gab]

You said it on the podcast.

[Ryan]

You're like, better and worse.

[Gab]

I'm. I have a wedding, but, like, it's a shame if you guys don't go.

[Mike]

Yeah. You guys had to go. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's why I had so much FOMOs, because I, like, kind of facilitated it. And then I didn't go, and I just watched what could have been.

[Spencer]

But, yeah, dude, even just, like, to hit the pool. And, like, we literally just hit the pool one day and just chilled for, like, three, four hours in the pool. And that was just so relaxing.

[Ryan]

It was really weird because.

[Gavin]

More jealous, man.

[Spencer]

How was the food?

[Evan]

How was the.

[Gavin]

Anything good?

[Gab]

The food was all right.

[Spencer]

Garlic knots, Pizza.

[Gab]

Dude. When we left the club the first night, Buttery came out shortly after us and, like, sprays us all with beer.

[Spencer]

Oh, yeah, that was funny.

[Gab]

It was funny. And then, like, that.

[Spencer]

You can't keep bragging about how fun we had. They're gonna be sad.

[Gab]

Well, I wasn't having that much stories like that. I wasn't having too much fun when the cops, like, cops came and surrounded us.

[Mike]

Yeah, really.

[Spencer]

And then, so Buttery had a beer bottle, like a. One of those metal, like, a 40 or something. It's like, no, it wasn't a 40, but it was, like, a metal tall boy.

[Gab]

It was an ultra twist top.

[Spencer]

Yeah. And he walked out, and, like, you could just see he was so hammered. He had the look in his eye the second he walked out, and he had his thumb over the top, and he just walked out and just started shaking, spraying it all over the place. Like, the marble walls all over us.

[Ben]

In the casino.

[Spencer]

In the casino.

[Ben]

My favorite part was right after he.

[Ryan]

Does that, he turns to Mike, and.

[Gab]

Mike just dabs him up.

[Ryan]

And then the cops come up right behind Mike.

[Spencer]

The cops walk up and they're like, what are you doing? And he's like, oh, like.

[Gavin]

Like.

[Mike]

Or some.

[Spencer]

He's like, I'm just trying to rip with my boys. Like, he's just so hammered.

[Mike]

The cops are like, oh, my bad. Yeah.

[Ben]

Oh, sorry, sorry. We didn't mean that.

[Gab]

They just threatened, you know, we could get you trespassed from here, which, yeah, they probably could. I mean, he didn't even care anyways.

[Spencer]

He didn't care. He was like, what are you gonna take me to? Just. He didn't care.

[Gab]

Spenny's the one who said it. He goes, you know, what are they gonna do? It's not illegal to spray a beer.

[Mike]

I mean, public indecent or vandalism.

[Ben]

Spraying it all over the walls.

[Gab]

I mean, you Know, some drips got on the walls.

[Spencer]

Could have just said that he slipped and was over the top.

[Evan]

I don't think it's not public till you're on the sidewalk. If they're in the casino, yeah, they trespass.

[Spencer]

Yeah.

[Evan]

I think you can get a public in the. Especially the place that gave you the beer.

[Mike]

Look at this guy.

[Gavin]

He knows where to point the blame. Knowledgeable.

[Ben]

They gave me the beer.

[Mike]

He is so knowledgeable.

[Spencer]

They're the ones that gave.

[Gavin]

All we're talking about is alcohol and gambling right now, bro.

[Mike]

Between Evan and Gavin, like, all questions could be answered between the two of them.

[Spencer]

The craziest thing was Buttery whipping out his hog in the mall like he was black.

[Mike]

Now that's public indecent.

[Spencer]

He was blacked out.

[Mike]

I don't care if you're inside a building or not. I think they'll still hit.

[Gab]

Oh, he did the talk. He hit the tuck. No, he hit the tuck.

[Gavin]

He was so hammered.

[Evan]

But did he show you it from the front to the back?

[Gab]

From the front.

[Spencer]

From the front. He was respectful.

[Gab]

Yeah, just the mangina.

[Spencer]

But, yeah, he was in the. In the mall, and it was 9am and he had not gone to sleep, and we were just waking up, and we met him in the mall to go to the pool, and. And, yeah, he was, like, just hammered. His hat was all sideways. His hair was all down in the front of his face, and he was just walking on the mall, and I think he was just getting his first drink in the mall, which is crazy that you can get an alcoholic. An alcoholic smoothie. Like, a fruit smoothie, a breakfast smoothie.

[Ryan]

Just a ripper of a first drink.

[Spencer]

Three shots, vodka in it.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Spencer]

And, yeah, he was, like, just pulling his pants down. And, like, he. I was like, are you gonna come.

[Gavin]

Hit the pool with us?

[Spencer]

And he's like, yeah. And he just pulls his pants down. He's like, are you gonna rip the skippies? And he's like, yeah. And then he just started whipping out his vagina and showing us something I.

[Evan]

Knew you guys were getting for no reason. This is what I was really waiting for.

[Mike]

Now the truth's coming out.

[Gab]

And then we went to the pool, and obviously, you know, we. The guys were drinking. He kept drinking. And then we're like, all right, we're gonna, like, start getting ready for Supercross. So we never saw him again.

[Spencer]

Never saw him again. And then he stayed in the pool. We left, and he stayed.

[Ben]

He didn't go to Supercross.

[Spencer]

Well, I. I don't think he Did. I don't think he ever made it. Because then later that night we ran into Medium boy, His the buddy who's films YouTube videos with him. And he was like, have you guys seen Buttery? And I was like, yeah, he was at the pool with us eight hours ago, but we haven't seen him since. And he's like, like, yeah, me neither. So, like, we had no clue where he went. I was like, maybe he's still back.

[Evan]

At the season jail right now.

[Spencer]

Yeah, hopefully not. No, no, we didn't check the rosters, but we could have our buddy Ken check into it.

[Mike]

Gav, check the rosters. Ken's actually pretty good about checking jail.

[Spencer]

Yeah, he's good at it.

[Mike]

He can pull that up.

[Spencer]

Yeah, he's good at it.

[Mike]

Yeah. Me and C.J. and Ken went to a Vikings game.

[Gab]

And it was like a high school blowout type school.

[Mike]

Yeah, it was crazy. They won by like, I don't know, what, 35 points? Something like that.

[Ben]

Yeah. And that's how I won 900 bucks.

[Gab]

Yeah. So that was sick. You guys, you won money. Did you bet on it?

[Mike]

I didn't, actually. Pretty smart. I didn't because.

[Ben]

Yeah, it's pretty smart.

[Mike]

Would have gone the other way.

[Ben]

It would have. Yeah.

[Mike]

Guaranteed.

[Ben]

Dude, I've been firing on just sports betting. Alex is a little concerned, but I'm up. I'm up this whole football season. And I mean, mean, I'm having the time of my life. So fun.

[Mike]

It always starts out pretty promising, I feel like.

[Ben]

No, not always. I mean, you guys, the last. You guys should all get into it.

[Mike]

The last two seasons.

[Spencer]

Have I seen. You guys went to the game and I was pretty jealous because I've never been to a football game, but I want to go with the boys.

[Gab]

Of course.

[Mike]

Yeah, it was more. We'll go to another one for sure.

[Spencer]

And then what were you guys getting into after hitting some sort of.

[Ben]

Oh, yeah, yeah. So then it was Ben and I, right? It's me, Ben, my fiance Alex, her friend Jay. We had our friend Mark, his girlfriend, and then his brother Sam and Ken there. So we were like, we gotta like go hit the town and all this. And then Ken, of course, didn't want to go to the place that we were going. And we're like, well, what?

[Mike]

Where?

[Ben]

Where would you like to go? And then we kind of just shoved the idea of gay 90s out there.

[Ryan]

What was the first place that he didn't want to go?

[Spencer]

And we were the sus ones.

[Ben]

I think he wanted to go. No, we Were trying to go for Ken. Oh, Ben and I were. We were on another level. We were being so bad. Like, we were causing a scene. I think everyone was pretty annoyed of us, but it was.

[Gab]

I might call that Jonah and Cheddar.

[Ben]

Yeah, we were definitely doing that. Anyways, we dragged the whole Crew to gay 90s. Ken's like, I'm not going in.

[Evan]

He just came right after the 80s, baby.

[Gab]

And he's got jokes, too.

[Ben]

We literally just went right in the door. And then they're like, we're not open for another 35 minutes. And then we're like, all right, well, we can wait. And then we just got a sprinter van and went home.

[Gab]

Nice.

[Ben]

But, yeah, that. I mean, it wasn't that crazy. I would have gone, hey, we didn't leave.

[Mike]

We didn't tell these guys. Like, man, it was insane.

[Gab]

For the record, I didn't even ask how it was.

[Mike]

Well, that's a good point. Yeah, that is a good point.

[Gab]

It looked like a good time. I've still never been doing an NFL game.

[Ben]

It was a great time.

[Mike]

We'll go. We'll go back.

[Spencer]

Anyways, CJ got to see his favorite cheerleader.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Spencer]

And what'd you think?

[Evan]

Better in person here? Are we going better in person, cj?

[Ben]

No. You really don't even notice? You don't even notice.

[Evan]

Oh, I saw some Snapchats. You notice?

[Spencer]

Yeah, you look pretty locked into that.

[Ben]

Ben and Ken were just like, would not drop it. It's like, these guys just are so immature. But anyways, yeah, so, like, no, you just don't even notice. Just blended in with the other cheerleaders.

[Spencer]

So it wasn't bad then.

[Ben]

You literally, like, at least from how far up you were. I couldn't see people.

[Gavin]

If he can run it that well, let him run it. But, yeah, let him run it.

[Ryan]

That's your official stance, Gav.

[Ben]

I'd say it was all about the.

[Gavin]

Same, but if he can, I guess so.

[Gab]

Come sit over here, Gav.

[Mike]

Yeah, Here, take a seat.

[Ryan]

Oh, man, I missed you.

[Mike]

What's up, bro?

[Gavin]

What's up, you guys?

[Mike]

Welcome back.

[Gavin]

Good to be back over here.

[Mike]

So, Gab, what's your life been like ever since becoming the best three wheeler rider on the Internet?

[Gavin]

It not gonna lie. It's like something did kind of switch.

[Mike]

Did it really?

[Gavin]

Yeah. I don't know what it's been, but, you know, the girls have been awesome and just. Yeah, yeah, got. You know, they have been.

[Ben]

Girls have been awesome, you know. How often you getting a new chick?

[Gavin]

We're hanging out. We're. We're finally back on the saddle as well. Yes.

[Ben]

What do we.

[Mike]

What do we.

[Ben]

Like, one. One a week we're doing.

[Gavin]

I mean, we're back.

[Ben]

We're back.

[Gavin]

What do you mean we're back?

[Mike]

Three a week.

[Spencer]

Give us some.

[Gavin]

What do you mean? I used to be really good at pulling girls, you know, And I kind of lost it for there. I don't know. I was.

[Ryan]

You lost your mojo?

[Gavin]

I lost my mojo.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Ryan]

But you got your mojo back.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Ben]

That crash knocked it back in you, but.

[Gavin]

Yeah. Finally just back on the saddle, man. I think they all saw a couple of the Instagram reels. They probably watched the YouTube video and. I don't know. But honestly, something's clicked.

[Ben]

So now there's chicks flocking.

[Gavin]

Yeah. Yeah. I hate to just be that guy. They kind of are, but.

[Ryan]

You're being selective.

[Gavin]

Of course. That guy.

[Spencer]

But yeah, they're flocking.

[Mike]

He says they are more than I.

[Gavin]

I hate to blow up your spot.

[Spencer]

But I. I heard.

[Gavin]

What do you hear? I promise they're all hot. Tell me. I promise they're all hot.

[Spencer]

Tell me that. Come on. You're getting them hot.

[Mike]

That you were.

[Spencer]

Settle down, Ben. You're getting him hot. Look at him. He's getting all red.

[Mike]

You had one chick in the passenger seat. If you're a first gen or whatever.

[Gavin]

Whatever.

[Mike]

And you were going up to Breck and you looked over at her and you said, you ever been with someone, you know, like me?

[Ben]

Famous like me?

[Gavin]

Is that what I said? I probably did say something. That's stupid. He's starting to cry. He's starting to cry now. You made him cry the first 10. Yeah. Am I 12 out of. And she said you made him cry.

[Ben]

She said, no. No one famous like you.

[Gavin]

Nobody is famous. No. Who told you that? He's pretty connected. You literally made him cry.

[Mike]

I just knew that.

[Gavin]

Talking to girls. What am I saying anymore? What am I saying?

[Mike]

I. I do agree, and I'm not trying to take anything away from you, but I just. I. I heard that.

[Gavin]

And you cannot be saying that. That's so stupid. I probably did say something along those lines, though. What am I doing? No, I was just seeing if. You know, seeing what's up. She was a very pretty girl. If she's that pretty, you know, maybe another famous guy's been around.

[Ben]

You think she's lying?

[Ryan]

Another probably.

[Ben]

Probably.

[Gavin]

Yeah. It has to be right. They're that hot. Something's going on. Or something's wrong with them.

[Mike]

Gav, I Guess I just asked because I just don't want. I just don't want these girls hanging out with you with the wrong intentions. After the whole best three wheeler rider on the Internet thing, huh? Right. I want the intentions to be pure. Not with you because of. Of the. Because of the stunts.

[Gavin]

Really? Okay. I'm kind of okay with both.

[Ben]

He doesn't care.

[Mike]

You're not concerned about it? Okay. All right, well, I'll take that back then.

[Ben]

You just care. As long as they're pretty.

[Gavin]

As long as they're pretty or just.

[Ben]

Cool and not mean to you, they can just be cool.

[Gavin]

Dude, there's nothing wrong with hooking up with the torta. Every now and then you got to.

[Ben]

A what?

[Gavin]

A torta.

[Ben]

What's that?

[Gavin]

Just a bigger woman. A bigger woman.

[Ben]

I had. I was not talking about weight here, Gav. But you always.

[Evan]

How do you spell that? I want to Google it.

[Gavin]

T O, R, T, A. Look at it.

[Spencer]

Easy.

[Mike]

He's so interactive back there.

[Gavin]

He wants to double check.

[Ryan]

He wants to double check the word.

[Evan]

In Mexico, a torta is a type of sandwich filled with a variety of meats, cheeses, vegetables, and sauces.

[Ben]

So what was he?

[Evan]

The term can also refer to a cake or a flatbread in other Spanish speaking regions.

[Gavin]

What? What?

[Ben]

So are you eating a lot of these sandwiches or what?

[Spencer]

Where'd you learn that?

[Mike]

See, here's the thing is, we say so much dumb on this podcast and nobody ever questions us. We're just saying we're spreading misinformation for the words that we're saying right here. And Evan's keeping us honest.

[Evan]

I got one more, though. According to Urban Dictionary, tora is also slang for an overweight Mexican woman.

[Gavin]

Oh, there we go.

[Mike]

All right.

[Gavin]

Yeah. Which is nothing. Yeah, there's nothing. One.

[Ben]

One. What are you, 1 16th Latino?

[Mike]

No, his mom.

[Gavin]

No, I'm pretty much half. I'm half. Half assumed. Yeah.

[Ryan]

You're half Latina.

[Gavin]

My mom is fully Hispanic.

[Spencer]

Where's the BBL then? Why you so flat?

[Gavin]

There's nothing there.

[Spencer]

I'm sorry. Why you so flat?

[Gavin]

Got it from my mama. No, mama doesn't have a butt. Nothing. We're in dangerous territory here. Yeah, we are. Get it from my mom. But yeah, we're chilling, man. And like I said, you gotta.

[Spencer]

I mean, why are you calling your mom flat?

[Gavin]

Stop. We're not talking about my mom.

[Ben]

You gotta try all the flavors.

[Gavin]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. In that aspect. Yeah. I thought you were talking about my mom still. Hey, do you guys.

[Spencer]

Dude, I was actually like Yeah, I thought you were.

[Gavin]

We. We crossed the line a lot. But that's the way you looked at.

[Ben]

Me when I asked him. I'm like, what? I'm trying to get on to a new question here.

[Evan]

Do you guys realize that both of these guys are completely 50% a completely foreign ethnicity and they are, like, the whitest people we know?

[Spencer]

Says the whitest guy ever.

[Evan]

But I'm freaking Irish in Finnish.

[Gavin]

You're what?

[Evan]

Bohemian? Bahamian.

[Gavin]

Oh, right.

[Evan]

And he's Mexican.

[Ryan]

Our diversity hires.

[Ben]

We got Spinny and Gavin.

[Mike]

Yeah, Gavin. We gotta get your mom on the pod.

[Gavin]

You guys would love my mom on the pod.

[Mike]

Dude, I want to meet her.

[Gavin]

Let's make it happen. Yeah, we'll bring her out. All right.

[Ryan]

Bring her in.

[Gavin]

No, no.

[Spencer]

Bring her in.

[Gavin]

Shut the freak up. That would actually be so good.

[Ryan]

No.

[Gavin]

You scared me. I wouldn't believe it. I'd believe it. She cooks the best spaghetti, too. She cooks the best spaghetti.

[Ben]

It makes sense. We're having wine nights.

[Gavin]

I know. That's what I thought. I was like, holy crap.

[Ben]

Crazy.

[Gavin]

And she's. She loves wine. Yeah.

[Ben]

There we go.

[Mike]

Yeah. We're going to have to line something up.

[Gavin]

You guys would have a blast. My mom's a hoot and a half.

[Mike]

I believe that.

[Gavin]

Yeah, she's awesome. Where do I get it from?

[Mike]

I believe that.

[Gavin]

You guys think.

[Mike]

Convince me of that.

[Gavin]

I'm a ball. Energy. Wait till you meet my mom.

[Mike]

Really?

[Gavin]

Oh, you think I say crazy stuff? Wait till you meet my mom. Yeah.

[Spencer]

You think I got a flat ass?

[Gavin]

Wait till you meet my.

[Mike]

Okay.

[Gavin]

You had to. That was good, Mike. That was good. But, yeah, girls, have been great adventures. Have been great. Went on the best adventure ever with Spenny.

[Spencer]

Heard about it.

[Gavin]

Unreal.

[Mike]

Yeah. We talked about on the pod last week.

[Gavin]

Yeah. Unreal, though. He almost killed me like 10 times.

[Ryan]

Really? Yeah.

[Gavin]

I mean, I'm in cowboy boots, dude. Hiking down 75 degree angles. I you not.

[Evan]

Did he put the boots on you or did you choose to wear them that day?

[Gavin]

I had no other shoes. I didn't think we were actually hiking. That's all it was. It was a two and a half mile hike. A straight, bushwhack, whacking, pushing.

[Ryan]

Is that what they call it?

[Mike]

You tell them that you were hiking.

[Ryan]

And Gap thought he's been bushwhacking before.

[Gavin]

I thought we were going. I thought we were going on a backcountry ride. So I just packed the cowboy boots and a pair of jeans. Nothing else, to be fair.

[Ryan]

What more do you need?

[Gavin]

Made her out. But it was actually super sketchy. Like thinking back on it. Dude, we were.

[Spencer]

Oh yeah.

[Gavin]

It was no satellite phone, nothing. Spent a year madman. Thankfully I was tracking us so I had it on onyx the whole time. But we didn't even need my onyx. Like Spenny knew where he was going.

[Mike]

I know you had to built in GPS in him.

[Gavin]

I don't want to boost his ego too much, but this is a true outdoorsman you guys are sitting next to. Yeah.

[Spencer]

Outdoor boys type. Literally.

[Gavin]

Good God. No, literally. Outdoor boy type. Yeah, you're the man. Like for the outdoor aspect. You're the man. I'll give that to you. Just the man. And asked. Yeah, you're just the man, Spenny.

[Spencer]

Oh, you stop it.

[Gavin]

Yeah.

[Evan]

What really happened in that tent?

[Gavin]

He kept me warm. Don't be alive. Raining at about 10 o'. Clock. And we hopped in there. We hopped in there and you guys know I don't sleep with clothes on. So I was, you know, body just keeping warm with Spenny.

[Mike]

Speaking of which, what do you think of your new bedroom?

[Gavin]

I love the new bedroom.

[Mike]

You haven't seen the bedroom.

[Gavin]

Unreal.

[Ben]

With rich.

[Mike]

Rich.

[Spencer]

Oh yeah. Just the rich thing.

[Gavin]

Yeah, I wish the where's the heart bed.

[Ben]

We were afraid you break it.

[Gavin]

Is it not that sturdy?

[Mike]

No, it is.

[Gavin]

Okay.

[Mike]

Four by fours.

[Ben]

We just. I mean a bed was custom made bed.

[Mike]

But those new beds.

[Gavin]

In the ones.

[Spencer]

Yes. You don't got to worry about them sliding around.

[Mike]

And that was a safety hazard before.

[Gavin]

Yeah.

[Evan]

If you don't like the mural, you come up Top bunk is still an option, buddy.

[Gavin]

Can I run it? Should we do it tonight just for fun?

[Evan]

Yeah, I would.

[Gavin]

No, you wouldn't.

[Mike]

Yeah. So we got a big night ahead of us actually.

[Spencer]

That's why Ben's in the all white right now. I wish, I wish you would have told me. I would have got my kid on too.

[Mike]

Well, I really, I didn't plan on wearing. I was just testing it out.

[Spencer]

I know.

[Mike]

I was. Honestly, I was just too excited.

[Spencer]

Have you ever seen Ben ever test ride an outfit for anything?

[Evan]

And it turns out he's ready for the flood.

[Spencer]

We're six hours out from the biggest day of the year and he's test riding his outfit.

[Mike]

Yeah, I was just too excited. Threw it on. Ken's currently cooking 400 pounds of spaghetti. Right now we have like an entire truck bed full of wine. I think 100 pounds of pasta sauce.

[Spencer]

If Ken hits us with the any more reds tonight, it's gonna Be a bad place we're gonna be in.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Spencer]

There's no way we run out of wine or spaghetti tonight.

[Ryan]

I did some calculations. We made 320, 000 calories of spaghetti.

[Gavin]

Oh, wow.

[Spencer]

How many noodles is that?

[Ryan]

Let's see. Let's see. Let's really put them to the test on this one.

[Mike]

Put them to the test best.

[Ben]

He's not even using chat.

[Spencer]

It's funny because you can't see him over the camera gear and stuff. Like, me and Gavin can't even see him. We gotta sit up to see him.

[Gab]

360 000.

[Spencer]

360, 000 noodles.

[Evan]

There's like a calorie in each noodle. What Was your number?

[Ryan]

320, 000.

[Spencer]

Yeah. There's literally close to a calorie calorie per noodle. Wow. That's insane.

[Mike]

Says something and then even he even questions what he is, what he says. Skeptical of spreading information.

[Gavin]

Misinformation.

[Mike]

Misinformation. This guy just double checks his work.

[Gavin]

Just dialed in over there. He double checks his work.

[Spencer]

He's good.

[Ryan]

Just to ads.

[Mike]

Dude, Ken does not want to be the ad guy.

[Spencer]

He's so good though.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Spencer]

Okay, so it comes from the heart too.

[Mike]

I knew it was going to be a great success, but like, I was getting texts from people I don't hear from very often saying the video was good. Ken's ad was great. I rewinded the ad three times and watched it over. That's crazy, right?

[Ryan]

Saying something.

[Mike]

Those are raving reviews. And so I came in the next day and I was stoked. I was like, ken, you're a overnight success once again. I wish he was here actually to defend himself. But he was like, no, I'm not. People hated it. And I was like, what?

[Spencer]

He's pissed.

[Mike]

I was like, no, people loved it. And I was like, look at the comments. And he's like, you're delusional. And I was like, like, no, I'm not delusional. I'm reading the comp. Go on the video and read the comments. How is this delusional? He's like, you're just selective of what.

[Ben]

You want to hear.

[Spencer]

Yeah.

[Mike]

And I was like, no comment is.

[Ryan]

How much they love it.

[Mike]

Yeah. So anyway, Ken's putting up a fight because he doesn't want to give in to his. His God given talents.

[Gavin]

I think he killed it.

[Mike]

People love it.

[Gavin]

I mean, it's more entertaining too.

[Spencer]

Yeah.

[Gavin]

Yeah.

[Spencer]

Ken starts hitting the ads.

[Mike]

Shredded.

[Spencer]

He starts hitting the outros. I mean, we'd have, like, 40 outros, but it would still be awesome.

[Gavin]

See you later, fellas. I'll see you next week.

[Mike]

No, no, no, dude.

[Spencer]

The best part about Gav coming up to Canada was watching him just interact on Facebook Marketplace with three Wheeler guys. Because obviously he came and he bought a three wheeler down there, and then he had to sell it. So watching him pull up to this three wheeler guy to buy it, and then the guy that he sold it to ended up coming to her house, and he hops out and he's like, shred 80. And then he looks at me and he's like, spinny. And he had no clue that he was buying it off Gavin because he listed it.

[Gavin]

I listed it, so you had to have some kind of clue.

[Ben]

Carlson. They don't know your last name. They don't know Gavin. Three Wheeler. Three Wheeler, Gavin.

[Gavin]

Shred.

[Mike]

What are the odds that you. You legally change your birth name to Shred? No, no, to, like, your middle name. Three Wheeler or something.

[Gavin]

Should I do it?

[Mike]

I think it'd be fun, right?

[Ben]

What if. What if you just did? First name Three. Middle name, Wheeler, Carlson. Three Wheeler Carlson.

[Gavin]

I like it, dude.

[Spencer]

I actually kind of like it.

[Ben]

Lining up for the jump.

[Gavin]

I would actually change my middle name to Three Wheels. Wheeler. Gavin.

[Ben]

Really?

[Gavin]

Three Wheeler Carlson.

[Ben]

We can help.

[Evan]

What are you working with currently?

[Gavin]

Craig. Oh, Craig. Dude, who's Craig? My grandpa. So no disrespect, but yeah, yeah, but Three Wheeler, I'll.

[Mike]

I'll give you a hell of a first and middle name.

[Gavin]

You're telling me. Well, middle name. We need all three. No, we're middle names. Three.

[Mike]

Three Wheeler, Carlson.

[Ben]

I think just Three Wheeler Carlson.

[Gavin]

Yep, I like that.

[Gab]

Three Wheeler Carlson, Gavin.

[Gavin]

Maybe I'll name my son.

[Spencer]

My buddy Mike wants to say something.

[Gab]

I'll give you 10 G's. Needs to change it to ATC. Tony.

[Gavin]

Chris. I'm not doing that. I am not doing that. That was so stupid.

[Ben]

I throw in five GS for you to change your name to. First name three. Middle name, Wheeler, Carlson.

[Gavin]

Why are you guys throwing so much money at me for that? Of course I'll run it, dude. Why wouldn't I?

[Ben]

Like, does it legally change your name? You would do that?

[Gavin]

Is there any bad sides to it? No, no. Right, Then why wouldn't you?

[Mike]

Is it like an Instagram username where you can only change your name or your username twice?

[Gavin]

You.

[Evan]

Hey, remember one of our friends tried to do it and apparently you have to, like, give a good reason to, like, a judge or someone has to, like, approve of it.

[Gavin]

So you would show my YouTube. I believe that you can come up.

[Evan]

With a good reason. I'm just saying you could just roll.

[Ben]

Into the courtroom on your three Wheeler, crash into wherever you're supposed to sit and go, I don't need to hear anymore or see anything while. Anymore. And then just stamp it, slam the.

[Spencer]

Hammer, and he's out.

[Gavin]

Good to go.

[Ryan]

Where would be an awkward place to be called Three Wheeler Carlson?

[Gavin]

Nowhere. That's the best part about it.

[Ben]

Imagine some girl, like, he finds a love of his life. Three Wheeler. I promise to always recite her vows.

[Gavin]

We're all laughing. Just nickname. Try. Just call me Try.

[Evan]

People get the wrong impression, buddy.

[Gavin]

Oh, no, no. What do you mean?

[Mike]

Yeah, all your high school friends would be sitting around a campfire. Really?

[Gavin]

You hear about Gavin Carlson?

[Mike]

Apparently you transitioned to try.

[Gavin]

What?

[Ben]

Transition to try.

[Gavin]

What's that not sound good, bro?

[Ryan]

I think it's like, yes. More adventurous.

[Gavin]

No, no, no. None of that. I love my name. We're gonna keep my name.

[Ben]

So not even for five grand? You wouldn't change it to Three Wheeler Carlson?

[Gavin]

Dude. I mean, if there's not. Let me do some more research on this. But if there's no big downsides to it, I will do it for five grand. Grand.

[Ben]

It's gonna be on your id, on your passport, your Instagram.

[Gavin]

No. Why? Why do I have to change my Instagram?

[Ryan]

When you go, that's where he draws the line.

[Gavin]

Yeah.

[Ben]

Id, passport, I don't give a.

[Mike]

Having to get a new birth certificate.

[Gavin]

Let's just keep a gab for now. We'll think about it later on.

[Evan]

The funniest part about this conversation is that my girlfriend's son wanted to change his name to Snowmobile Johnson. But he was only seven when he thought of this idea.

[Ben]

We have Snowmobile Johnson here.

[Gavin]

Here.

[Spencer]

I'm surprised.

[Mike]

Not a bad name.

[Ryan]

No, it. It has a nice ring to it.

[Spencer]

Snowmobile Johnson.

[Gavin]

Three Wheeler cabin. Almost.

[Spencer]

Actually pretty lit.

[Mike]

Oh, so change your last name to Gavin. That might be a little more paperwork, but definitely worse.

[Evan]

Your family probably misses out on all the inheritance.

[Gavin]

I think he loses out on millions. That would be sad, though, Gavin.

[Mike]

Like, there's really no downside, right? There's no downside, right.

[Ben]

30 years later, yeah, there was a downside.

[Gavin]

I lost half the day.

[Evan]

I lost half of Denver.

[Spencer]

He writes a book about it. A children's. A children's losing Denver.

[Ben]

Still give me five grand.

[Spencer]

A children's book.

[Mike]

A book by Three Wheeler Gavin. And then the first sentence is I hate my name.

[Gavin]

I can't even afford to change it back.

[Ryan]

I spent the five grand CJ gave me on the first Honda I saw.

[Gavin]

Oh, my God, dude, that would be detrimental.

[Ben]

You know, Gavin the Wrench would appreciate that. Yeah, Right now you guys share the same.

[Gavin]

Yeah, just call me Gab. I'll be Gab. That's Gavin.

[Ryan]

You actually locally are called Bad Gaff.

[Gavin]

That's what is up from one night. I got Bad Gap. Where did that come from?

[Mike]

One night? Well, Gav, let's just say you made it. Made a impact off of one night. You left the town on fire.

[Evan]

Let's just say it involved Duck Dynasty pants and a little red Miata.

[Gavin]

Man, that Miata ran good though, dude.

[Mike]

Rip to the creator of Miata.

[Gavin]

Did he really?

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Gavin]

No way. Bob Ross.

[Spencer]

Bob Ross is the guy that paints pictures, Gab, what do you say?

[Gavin]

I know his name. He said he's the old guy that said.

[Ryan]

It was such confidence too.

[Gavin]

Bob Ross.

[Mike]

What made you think that?

[Gavin]

Because I was literally just talking about him, like two days ago with the Miata guy. With Dylan.

[Ryan]

It's like a Hakuda matata or something.

[Gavin]

It's like a very cliche name like that Bob Ross.

[Spencer]

Do you know who Bob Ross is? Now that I think about, this is not a cliche name.

[Gavin]

Yes, it is.

[Evan]

Gavin. What is Bob Ross?

[Ryan]

Wait, Bob hall is the creator of the Mazda Miata, often referred to as the father of the.

[Gavin]

Huh? Yeah. I'm a stupid one now, huh? Yeah. Freak off. I told you it was Puff so. Yeah, but.

[Ryan]

But who's the guy that you just sent.

[Gavin]

Bob Hall?

[Evan]

If he makes a little mistake, you just add a little bush over there.

[Gavin]

And no one will know.

[Gab]

Yeah, so anyway, compare a Miata to a Bob Ross painting. They're both beautiful.

[Ryan]

Agreed.

[Ben]

Mike, do you have any Bob Ross paint paintings?

[Mike]

No, you can't buy them.

[Ben]

You can't buy them.

[Gavin]

No.

[Ben]

Yeah. That expensive.

[Mike]

No, they. They've never sold them.

[Ryan]

Yeah, yeah, his estate owns them all, which seems wild.

[Ben]

Mike, I'm sure you could afford one.

[Ryan]

I don't know.

[Mike]

You couldn't. Like they haven't gone somewhere and you can't buy it from it. Like, if it gets, you know, donated somewhere.

[Spencer]

Jesus. Somebody needs to lube the door.

[Ben]

It sounds like Evan farted because Mike's walking away. He had to get a breather. It's a good thing we're cornered back here, huh?

[Spencer]

Good thing that I've actually been doing.

[Evan]

It the whole time, but everyone with headphones in didn't Know, I could hear it.

[Mike]

Dude, I think we found your new spot, Ev.

[Ryan]

Yeah, I agree.

[Ben]

Yeah, this is definitely your spot. Big Ken's gonna be pissed because he can't scroll his phone to not look up what we're asking him to.

[Evan]

Are you gonna put Ken on that side?

[Mike]

I don't know. I think we're gonna, like, put him.

[Ben]

In his own, like, elevated.

[Gavin]

Some kind of.

[Ben]

Of like Buddha chair. Cross legged right here, raised up.

[Gavin]

In.

[Mike]

The middle in every shot.

[Ryan]

It's like just his lower half. And then when it's. When he talks, it just like moves up to him.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Ryan]

The father of the Miata was Tom Matano, by the way.

[Evan]

Not the creator Matano.

[Mike]

How do you father a car?

[Ryan]

I don't know. Bob hall is the creator, often referred to as the father. But this guy looks super white. And then they say this guy Tom. Tom Batan.

[Mike]

That died.

[Ryan]

That died.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Ryan]

And they call him the father of the Miata.

[Gavin]

Oh, it was Bob.

[Evan]

It makes sense because the two guys are the both the fathers together of the Miata.

[Gavin]

No, you're right, it doesn't make sense.

[Ryan]

Two men created a Miata.

[Mike]

Adds up.

[Gavin]

It does.

[Mike]

Ryan, how are things going? Oh, with your investment property?

[Ryan]

Oh, dude, so bad, so bad. I've actually fallen to full slum lord at this point.

[Gavin]

Point?

[Mike]

Really?

[Ryan]

No, it's just my tenants suck. I have some, some messages.

[Evan]

Shout out to them if they listening.

[Ryan]

Dude, honestly, now that they're out and I have assessed how shitty they are, at first I felt bad. She was talking about how, like, you know, her kids were sick and stuff, and I was like, damn, I feel bad for you. And I gave her a four month extension on rent, which she did not pay a dime of. And then I went in there, there after going through the long process of going through the eviction courts and all this stuff and spending more money than I would make in the whole year just to get them out, which is fine, you know, whatever. Passive income. Everybody says, invest your money, do something smart. I should have bought a Hummer H2 and could have made more money. Anyway, we get inside, kick down the door. I'm in there with the locksmith doing the paperwork, and the house is just completely trashed. They're like literally on the wall. Dirty diapers. I mean, it's.

[Ben]

Honestly, I smeared it on the wall.

[Gavin]

Yeah, like this. Like.

[Ben]

Like in spite or just like they were dirty?

[Ryan]

I think a mix of like, you are wasted at night and you take your kid's dirty diaper and throw it across the room. Because you don't want to deal with it?

[Gavin]

No.

[Ryan]

Type of.

[Gavin]

Yeah. No.

[Ryan]

No mattresses on the floor, no sheets on the mattress.

[Gavin]

What?

[Ryan]

I mean, just how.

[Ben]

How many kids she have?

[Ryan]

I believe they had two kids there.

[Ben]

Two kids. And it. Was there a husband or just a.

[Ryan]

Mom, and then like the mom and then the dad, which I never heard much from the dad, but they were just like, texting me the craziest things, like, I'm gonna. You're gonna die because, like, I'm gonna take you to court and you're gonna get the death penalty, you piece of, like, saying mean things. I, like, did feel bad, honestly. I was like, I feel bad. Like I'm.

[Gavin]

You know, how did you feel about this? Did you go in person and try and confront. You're a nice guy. Did you not try and settle this in person or what?

[Ryan]

No, I didn't. I didn't go face to face with them. I figured they would not. Not like me anymore. In person.

[Mike]

Weren't they threatening to, like, sick the dogs on you?

[Ryan]

Yeah. Cuz when I went over there to try to get. They were saying that, like, the house was infested with mold, which now after knowing that they were there, I believe them. And so we tried to send people over there to, like, deal with.

[Evan]

With it.

[Ryan]

And one time I had to go because I had to walk the mold guy through, and she texted me and was like, the only thing in there is my attack dog. He will hurt you. Don't come in the house.

[Gavin]

Whoa.

[Ryan]

So, yeah, like crazy. Anyway, how old are these people? The ma. The oldest one was probably 50s. The younger ones were probably in their 30s.

[Gavin]

You met these people before they started renting? Of course, right.

[Ryan]

Hunter did, my partner.

[Gavin]

Oh, but you didn't.

[Ryan]

I didn't. And apparently they put on a good face when they moved in in. Our suspicion is they do this. They come in, they go, we want to move in right away. We'll give you a bunch of extra money, whatever, to get in right away, and then we'll sign a big lease and then they just pay you the first month and then never pay again. Takes like five months to get them out.

[Mike]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Spencer]

So how long were they in there?

[Ryan]

They were in there for five months total. They're back like $6,800 in rent or something like that.

[Ben]

And how much has it cost you?

[Ryan]

Probably right now, not including lost rent, three grand with the junk removal and then the exterminator. So I walk in there with the locksmith, and I'm standing and I kind of felt like something on my legs. I thought it was, like, hair or something because there's, like, dog hair and everywhere. And so I'm, like, kind of just scratching my legs, not really thinking about it. And I look down, and my entire legs from, like, here down are covered in fleas.

[Gavin]

What?

[Ryan]

Like. Like little bugs just jumping all over the place. And, like, once you start looking at the floor, it was just, like, covered in.

[Ben]

That they were living there were.

[Ryan]

Living in was just disgusting. It was like, you actually cannot believe that someone could humanly live like that.

[Ben]

This is the second time it's happened to you too?

[Gavin]

Yeah.

[Ryan]

I've got two other places that have been great, but I've had two bad people in this house.

[Mike]

Wow. That same house?

[Ryan]

Same house.

[Mike]

The one that you got fixed after the other people destroyed it.

[Ryan]

Yeah, they, like, broke the sink and the. All the stuff. Yeah. I mean, it's crazy, right?

[Mike]

So.

[Ryan]

Stuff.

[Mike]

So what's. What's the takeaway from this?

[Ryan]

Well, I mean, the real takeaway is hire a management company so they can vet the clients. We did a background check, we did a credit check. We did all the things, but vet your tenants. And then the other takeaway is don't. Don't buy rental properties.

[Gavin]

Just buy horses. Hondas.

[Ryan]

By Hondas.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Ryan]

And, like, I get it, because a lot of people are going to be like, you, landlords are the scum of the earth. You're driving up home prices for everyone else. Like, trust me, I did not get a good deal on it, and I am not rolling in money because of it. If anything, I've literally lost money doing it.

[Ben]

And your time.

[Ryan]

Yeah, and my time.

[Mike]

I thought saying that, yeah, people hate.

[Ryan]

Landlords, and I don't blame them, but I do think there is a selective part of the world that needs someone to take care of them in that manner. Like, I think a lot of people could not manage a house. Washers, dryers, heaters, all like the. That actually has to be kept up so it doesn't fall down. I think there's people that it is wiser for them to spend the extra 200amonth to rent a place and not have to worry about it.

[Ben]

Yeah, a lot of. There's probably more renters in this world than owners. And I don't know if that. That's like, you know, that's just kind of what. Yeah, it seems like on the flip, Evan's gonna look that up. You know, everyone, this was a hot topic on the podcast around April of this year. I sold all My stocks, you know, when the stock market was going down and then I went back in at a lower price. To date I'm up 31 and a half percent. I just checked.

[Ryan]

That's actually amazing.

[Ben]

For, for every hundred dollars I, I put In, I made 31 and a half dollars dollars. If I were to sell right now. That's an insane investment. Yeah, but I mean, that is a rare time. Obviously.

[Ryan]

Stonks are zooming.

[Ben]

Stocks are zooming.

[Evan]

In the United States, there are significantly more homeowners than renters. At 65% occupied by homeowners.

[Ben]

34. There we go.

[Evan]

Occupied by renters. And I tried to make sure I put like properties because I'm assuming this covers like apartments, but then it kind of words it as homeowners.

[Mike]

Homeowners.

[Ryan]

What a thorough search, Evan. Nice job, Evan.

[Ben]

I appreciate that. So there we have it, guys. So there's more homeowners than renters in.

[Ryan]

The U.S. yeah, and I mean, I, I, we don't charge astronomical rents and we try to, but it says despite.

[Evan]

The homeowner majority, the number of renting households is growing faster than people buying.

[Ryan]

I think definitely owning a house and renting gets a bad rap because of black rock, who will like buy up a whole city and jack up rents and jack up everything, you know, but.

[Mike]

What'S the average age for somebody buying a home? No, because that's going way up.

[Evan]

38 years old.

[Ryan]

38, wow.

[Ben]

That's when they first buying a house.

[Evan]

And that's in 2024. And it said 2023 was an all time high at 35.

[Gavin]

Wow.

[Ben]

Yeah, I mean, there's no doubt that nothing's getting any cheaper.

[Mike]

Yeah, the housing market's like pretty crazy right now. It's like super inflated.

[Ben]

So Ryan, maybe right now is the time to get out. Because if it's inflated, I don't think.

[Mike]

You'Re gonna be able to get out.

[Ryan]

I don't think so either.

[Mike]

No.

[Gavin]

Down with the ship.

[Mike]

People aren't, people aren't buying. Yeah, yeah, there's like a massive.

[Ben]

Just ride that out. Give it 30 years, Ryan, you'll get your money back.

[Ryan]

Yeah, honestly, that's how it kind of feels. I actually, well, I have some videos of the outside. This is how they left. Left the outside of the house.

[Ben]

So do you have to pick this up or what?

[Ryan]

I had to hire a junk company because I didn't want to miss their car.

[Ben]

Yeah, I always stole it.

[Ryan]

They can't. You gotta take it. You gotta hold.

[Ben]

They owe you money.

[Ryan]

You gotta hold. All your their. For 30 days. Legally their property for 30 more days in the state of Mississippi.

[Ben]

I'm gonna leave. I'm gonna leave names and people out of this. I know a guy who. This person didn't pay him rent for, like. Like it was a while. Like, it might have been years.

[Ryan]

Holy.

[Ben]

And like, it was in this property that was a ways away. And he didn't visit much, but he hadn't paid him in years. One day he just went down there and with, like, a buddy and just went to collect his rent, and he took a skid steer, his pickup, and I think a trailer.

[Gab]

Seriously?

[Ben]

Yeah. Still has the pickup, the skid steer. It's a nice skitty. It only had like 50 hours on it, too.

[Mike]

Wow. Never heard of that.

[Gavin]

That.

[Ben]

And now he gets. He's still staying there. They buffed out.

[Mike]

Wow.

[Gavin]

Wow.

[Ben]

Yeah, it's a nice skitty too. Yeah. Pick up everything.

[Ryan]

Yeah. But anyway. Fleas. Fleas in my house. The only funny part of the story is the neighbor came over and was like, I'm glad you're getting these shitty renters out. Like, we love our neighborhood. And I was like, I know, I'm sorry. I'm a normal human being. I don't want to be. Have a shitty house on the block. Whatever. And then after the fleas, like, if I brought home one flea to Daisy, it could. Could rejuvenate and we could have a whole flea infestation at my house. So I was like, well, I don't want that to happen. So I stripped butt ass naked by the trash can, swiped all the fleas off my entire body. Naked. Naked. Not. Not.

[Ben]

Imagine. They come out front of their house.

[Ryan]

Threw away my shoes, my underwear.

[Spencer]

Guys, a cycle.

[Mike]

We should just pay him.

[Ryan]

And then, yeah, I ran. I got all the fleas off me. Ran buck naked to my car. No shoes, no nothing. No underwear.

[Gavin]

What?

[Ryan]

Hopped in my car and then drove to the lake.

[Ben]

Ryan, why don't you just go psycho on them?

[Ryan]

I literally can't. They could. They, like. They could just go to court and sue me. Like, I got you guys in a corner. Dude.

[Gavin]

There.

[Ryan]

No, no, they took their car.

[Ben]

I was gonna say, you should just take that thing, dude.

[Mike]

What else we got? Oh, C.J. went shopping the other day.

[Gavin]

Let's hear it. Oh, yeah.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Ben]

So I was kind of bored. Bored when you guys were in Vegas on Friday and it was raining and Alex want to go to the mall to get some stuff. And I was like, you know, she wanted me to come with us.

[Gavin]

Sure, whatever.

[Ben]

I'll go with you. You know, I don't go to the mall much, so I'm cruising around, you know, I stop in Zoomies, see how the merch is going, say what's up to pretty nice to the people out of the front. There's like legit six T shirts left. Like, the. The gal goes, we can't keep it in stock. It's just. We don't get enough of it for one. But it. There's six T shirts on the thing.

[Gavin]

Oh, what?

[Ben]

That's. That's awesome. But that's crazy. Whatever, Keep moving. You know, I'm trying to buy something because how often do I go shopping? Once a year? We get all the way through the place. Nothing I'm really seeing.

[Gavin]

Where do you go next?

[Ben]

Yeah, last store on the thing. Last store in the line. I go Lululemon. Alex, let's go see here. So we're in this place, right? And I'm like, you know, like, whatever. Like, I should get something. I can't come.

[Gavin]

You're thinking about me though, right? You're thinking about me right away?

[Ben]

I kind of was. Yeah. I was like, like, I'm gonna get a sweatshirt and I'll just grab this gray sweatshirt and like these cut these sweatpants or whatever. And like, I'll wear those when we're like flying. So that way I'm comfortable. I hate wearing jeans because I'm like, you can't really bunch ups and.

[Gavin]

Okay.

[Ben]

You know, because then, like, you're sitting next some random guy and you're like, maybe trying to. And you're just like, you really gotta pry.

[Gavin]

Of course.

[Ben]

You really gotta pry if you got jeans. So anyways, yeah, so I'm. I like wearing sweats. So I'm like, I'll get these sweatshirts. And then I think I got like a pair of shorts. I just, you know, it's a quick boom, boom, Boom, whatever. Yeah, $400.

[Gavin]

It's not cheap. What the. Dude? I go, what is that? Is that right?

[Ben]

Like, I told the guy, is that right? And he, like, chuckled. It's like, yeah. Now he's like, it's really nice stuff, babe. I'm like, how nice is this? Like, it looked like normal to me.

[Gavin]

Yeah.

[Ben]

But I'm already there and I. I low key, want to just put it back. I was like, I didn't really want it this bad. I was just buying something because I was here and it kind of felt like I needed to.

[Gavin]

To.

[Gab]

Dude, you don't check the price tags.

[Ben]

Where it's a sweatpants. How expensive can sweatpants.

[Gab]

You must not know anything about Lulu, though.

[Ben]

I mean, I just assumed it.

[Ryan]

Well, the thing is, I feel like, you know, it's expensive, but you don't like that.

[Ben]

I didn't expect this to be. It was 300, like $98 and you.

[Gavin]

Guys are just cutting up all my clothing.

[Ben]

I did think about that.

[Gavin]

I did think about that.

[Ben]

I go to the outlets.

[Spencer]

Yeah, he's going to the.

[Gavin]

The outlet.

[Spencer]

We're a shirt 20, brother.

[Gavin]

I. I honestly.

[Ben]

We put it in the bag and went home and I don't even know where Alex put it. I don't even know.

[Gavin]

Haven't even worn it.

[Ben]

No.

[Gavin]

Cuz if he would have put it on, he would have been driving your happy.

[Ben]

I didn't even really want it that bad.

[Gavin]

Put it on. Trust me.

[Mike]

Driving back to Buy More.

[Gavin]

Seriously, yo. It's the best thing ever. Yeah.

[Mike]

Gav, we got to get you a sponsorship, bro.

[Gavin]

That would be amazing.

[Mike]

Yeah, we got Evan as Twisted Tea sponsorship last night.

[Gavin]

No, you did not.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Gavin]

No.

[Spencer]

Yeah.

[Gavin]

Finally.

[Mike]

Yes.

[Gavin]

Shut up.

[Mike]

Yes.

[Gavin]

That's actually huge.

[Ryan]

Big one.

[Gavin]

Tell me about it. Is it awesome? Free teas. Do we got a pallet coming or what?

[Mike]

No, but we got four boxes.

[Gavin]

That's gonna get us through a couple hours tonight, if that. Right.

[Ben]

It's wine night, guys, not Twisted Tea night.

[Gavin]

Okay. Congrats, Ev. That's huge. Are you guys joking? Are you being serious?

[Mike]

It's not that it's a channel sponsorship.

[Gavin]

But technically 4F kind of, you know.

[Ben]

It was a Tick Tock sponsorship, so it's a tick.

[Gavin]

Okay.

[Ben]

It'S a Tick Tock sponsorship, but it's a lot cooler. Say Evan got sponsored by Twisted Tea.

[Gavin]

Okay.

[Mike]

More so.

[Gavin]

That's pretty sick.

[Mike]

Sponsored athlete.

[Ben]

He was actually the first athlete. Like, they're looking for athletes and I'll be next. Respectfully, I think they're looking for sports that are still, like, active.

[Gavin]

We're making it more active. The doctor and I have made it active. They were.

[Evan]

They were pretty interested in golf.

[Ben]

He's not even a motocross. He's. He's actually a professional golfer.

[Evan]

You saw the cart.

[Gavin]

I know. I figured you were doing something cool with it.

[Mike]

Was ripping it around.

[Gavin]

Okay.

[Evan]

What was that noise?

[Gavin]

I don't. You shut up. Just do a stunt. Go do a stunt.

[Spencer]

You can't just tell him to just.

[Mike]

Go and do a stunt.

[Gavin]

Can. If he's going to be sponsored by Twisted T, he's got to do a stunt.

[Mike]

All right, Ev. So since we met you, we've been working on get you a brand new deal since the day we met. And I'm happy to announce that you are now a twisted tea sponsored athlete.

[Gavin]

Okay, that's pretty good. Oh, you look so good. Okay, see, you did something cool. At least you did a wheelie. This is great.

[Mike]

I think the highest features, like.

[Gavin]

Dalton. Dalton killed it on this. Not the Happy Gilmore shot. No way, bro. This is a fire reel.

[Ryan]

He's crying. He's got a little tear in his eyes.

[Mike]

Was that good?

[Gavin]

That's really good.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Ben]

Sweater or tear?

[Gavin]

That's really good. You are golf club. Yeah, it's amazing. Gonna make me cry. Shut up. That's awesome though.

[Spencer]

Don't worry. You guys can talk about it in the bunk beds later.

[Ben]

Better.

[Gavin]

We might have to. No, but I think going back to investments, I think Honda's. Sorry, sorry, but this was just on my mind. Still, I think Honda's. Honestly could be a better investment. I think I've made more money over my three wheeler collection than you have over your rentals.

[Ryan]

100. You got a pretty successful YouTube channel right there. Again, you are making the. The mo. You're the king of the three wheelers on the Internet. You're the best wheeler rider on the Internet.

[Mike]

But I'm saying like, so give me, give me a number here. Like, how much money do you got into three wheelers? And how much do you think your collection is worth?

[Gavin]

I'm probably 25 grand in total. And it's probably worth around anywhere from 75 to 100.

[Evan]

Well, you're not counting that one. $10,000. Three wheeler we gave you say.

[Mike]

No, no, I'm not shocked.

[Gavin]

100 grand. 75 grand. My collection.

[Ryan]

Think about how many wheelers do you have?

[Gavin]

How. How many. You want me to break it down? The pilot, none of them run. How the hell do you go from.

[Ben]

25 grand invested to they're worth 75 to 100,000?

[Gavin]

I'd say 75 on the lower end. But if I sell one hot. I mean, I got the 250R from you guys. I could sell that for 12 grand. All cleaned up. Right? Okay. The pilot that I have, that's.

[Mike]

No, that thing's so clapped.

[Gavin]

Yeah. But all it needs is a power wash and some new forks, so she's good to go.

[Mike]

Like, these guys that are spending a ton of money on these three wheelers want them in like, like off the showroom condition.

[Gavin]

Right. But also people want riders as well. And it's definitely proven to be a rider. And I think, you know, I've showed. I think, you know, doing a big.

[Spencer]

Stunt on your three wheeler isn't going to add value.

[Gavin]

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

[Spencer]

People are buy it because you did a big stuff.

[Gavin]

Yeah, we'll just start off there. That's 12 grand right there. And then we got another 10 grand in the pond of pilot that I still have. And then another 10 grand.

[Mike]

I thought it was three.

[Gavin]

My pilot's probably worth 10 per on it. Mine. Did you buy mine? Three. Mine's great. I bought mine for very cheap. Mine's worth about 10.

[Evan]

The one you talk about.

[Mike]

How much are Honda pilots going for?

[Gavin]

Oh, you can't even find them. There was only 2500 ever made. So they're. I mean, they are rare as. So that's definitely.

[Mike]

Look, gab, I want you. I want.

[Gavin]

Pilot. Huh?

[Spencer]

Doesn't Dalton drive a Honda pilot?

[Ben]

Yeah, Dalton does a type of Honda Pilot.

[Gavin]

Different type of Honda.

[Mike]

Yeah, but if people are buying them, they might be confused.

[Gavin]

I hear what you're saying.

[Evan]

Here's a 1989 Pilot FL400R. Way nicer shape than yours. They are asking 12 grand.

[Mike]

Okay, all right, all right.

[Gavin]

Yep.

[Mike]

All right. Anyway.

[Evan]

But it actually is nice. That's the problem.

[Gavin]

Oh, shut up. Okay. And then I got.

[Mike]

Even if it's 75 grand. Even if it's 75 grand. Yeah, you are. You are correct. You're sitting pretty good on.

[Gavin]

Pretty decent.

[Mike]

25 into 70.

[Gavin]

Not bad.

[Spencer]

5.

[Gavin]

So on the optimistic, but I'd like to think I'm right around 75. I'm being a little.

[Mike]

You know what you need, Gav?

[Gavin]

You need.

[Mike]

You should do a. This would be a good YouTube video, like actually putting a value on it.

[Spencer]

Oh, that would be actually really good.

[Ryan]

I should my $100,000 through a collection. You got to start buying a couple more. But make sure when you're talking about your investments, you got to take your cost out. So take out all the costs of.

[Gavin]

The seafoam, of course, of the SEO. Yeah.

[Mike]

How much seafoam And. And carb.

[Gavin]

Cleaner. Cleaner, Right.

[Ryan]

Enough. You should have a damn hat.

[Spencer]

Lost wrenches.

[Gavin]

Let's see, like a good example. I have a couple of these crazy buys that I bought for like a hundred bucks. Not even just 100 bucks, but this past one, I paid 400 bucks per machine. So 800 bucks total from the Shriners. Yeah.

[Evan]

And those from those poor.

[Gavin]

Those are probably worth, you know, four grand each.

[Ben]

So you go.

[Gavin]

Brand new. They are brand new. New.

[Mike]

If you're buying these three wheelers for a Couple hundred bucks.

[Gavin]

Yep.

[Mike]

They are barn finds. They are in good condition. If you hold on to them and you keep them in good condition, you don't ride them for your stunts. They will be worth a lot of money.

[Gavin]

Yeah.

[Mike]

One day.

[Gavin]

But the problem is I might, you know, go do a stunt, crash them.

[Spencer]

Into the side of a building.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Gavin]

I was pissed off the other day. I found a great barn find. I found a great barn find, right? And one of my friends actually helped connect me to this guy. Guy. But apparently my buddy screwed it up for me and showed him videos on my YouTube channel of me crashing. So I start talking to this guy. He's from, like, Venezuela or whatever. I've done work with him in the past buying truck parts and stuff and work.

[Spencer]

Doing work business with them.

[Gavin]

I've done work with this.

[Spencer]

With this fellow before.

[Gavin]

And I was like, hey, dude, I saw you guys, you know, you got this barn find. He's got a blue 110, he's got a couple 70s. And I was like, would you sell to me? I was like, I'll come over and check him out. He goes, yeah, you can come over and check him out, but I'm not selling them to you. I go, what are you about talking. You talking about? He goes, your buddy showed me him what you do to him. You wad him up in the wall, like, just literally talking to me like. I was like, brother, come on, I thought we were cool. She goes, maybe once you mature, like five, 10 years, I'm gonna let them sit here. Once I'm ready, you can come by them.

[Mike]

Really?

[Gavin]

Yeah. Weirdest. I can call him right now. He'd probably tell me the same thing. Huh. You won't prove it. Do you want to bet? Prove it. I actually could, and it'd be a hilarious conversation. Dude, watch.

[Ryan]

We'll be quiet. You just talk like we're not here.

[Gavin]

Watch. No, because I actually want this.

[Ryan]

Put it on speaker right here.

[Gavin]

It would be good for me to try and go for it.

[Mike]

I getting diesel.

[Gavin]

Pete, what are you up to, brother?

[Mike]

Working.

[Gavin]

Working. Dude, it's Gav. And I'm just calling one more time. I got to see. Would you sell me the. I need that blue 110 from you. I really need to buy the blue 110. Who is this? It's Gavin, the three wheeler guy. No, Come on, brother. I know you want to sell it.

[Mike]

If I want to sell it, I don't think we'd be here.

[Gavin]

What do you. Oh, I know, but that's why it needs to Be with me now. What do you think? And what would it take to buy it? Right now?

[Mike]

Nothing.

[Gavin]

What do you mean, nothing? Why won't you sell it to me?

[Mike]

Because I don't want to sell it, Pete.

[Gavin]

What about the 70s? Nope. Like another five years. How long? What are we thinking? What are we thinking? Because, you know, I'm a collector. I want to get these cleaned up and just a part of the collection as soon as I can.

[Mike]

Yeah, well, you're still young, buck. They ain't going nowhere.

[Gavin]

Pete, I. I might not live till tomorrow. I got a box them.

[Mike]

Yeah, we can. If I crap the next couple of days, then, yeah, I'm telling you, I'll be the first one that. I'll have a dibs on it. But until then, I. I don't need money, and I don't want to just get rid of them. So money is completely irrelevant out there.

[Gavin]

It's.

[Mike]

Money's got nothing to do with it. It's the principle.

[Gavin]

Money and favors. How about money and favors? I could come and work for a day. How much money? Money. I told you, man, five grand.

[Ryan]

Be careful.

[Mike]

No more.

[Gavin]

Pete.

[Mike]

I can. If you give me 100 for right now.

[Ryan]

100 bucks?

[Gavin]

100 bucks?

[Mike]

No. 100 grand. You throwing out around five grand? I. No, I should just. I don't. Like you said, I. I don't need money.

[Gavin]

Hey, I know.

[Mike]

Once those things are gone, they're gone, and. I don't know, over the pan. Maybe one day.

[Gavin]

Maybe one day. Nothing else I can do. I can't do anything. Whenever you're ready to sell them, let me know. I have cash. I know you said cash. Doesn't matter. So you want to give them to me, right?

[Mike]

Yeah. Right.

[Gavin]

Yeah. Right. All right, well, let me know. Pete. Yep. All right, well, good talking to you.

[Mike]

Be back later, bro.

[Gavin]

What? I told you guys that went well. Yeah, it went terrible.

[Ryan]

Value just went up on your collection, dude. There's a seller out there that isn't selling.

[Gavin]

Right. Told you. Brutal, huh?

[Gab]

Dude, what is everyone. That was the craziest little conversation. Where is he from? Is he, like, Russian dude?

[Gavin]

He is Russian. Actually, he is Russian.

[Evan]

He said Venezuela.

[Gavin]

Same difference. I don't know.

[Mike]

I just pictured a Venezuelan.

[Spencer]

Yeah, me too.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Gavin]

No, he's Russian dude. And he is. That boy is conservative as hell. I'll tell you guys that right now. You walk into his shop and it's like, holy crap. Crud. Yeah, there's.

[Mike]

Maybe that's why he wouldn't sell to you.

[Gavin]

What are you talking about?

[Evan]

Should have told him we have one of his four wheelers.

[Gavin]

Which one? Oh, the Russian one. Duh.

[Evan]

All right, we gotta go drink some wine, fellas.

[Ryan]

Might be a rap, Pete.

[Ben]

I think it is a wrap.

[Gavin]

Might be a rap Pete.

[Ben]

Oh, that was good.

[Mike]

Yeah, that was good. Happy to hear about your guys's insane Vegas experience. Yeah, the door sounded crazy.

[Spencer]

Gav, have you heard you get the chance to win one of three corpses.

[Mike]

Vets.

[Spencer]

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[Gavin]

That'S pretty sick, huh?

[Spencer]

$5.

[Gavin]

You spend $5.

[Spencer]

That's all you got to spend is $5 and you're entered.

[Gavin]

Let's go.

[Ben]

Hey, we're already halfway through the timeline to get entered, so it's. It's closing out quick. So everyone go get entered. Thanks for coming on, Spenny. Gavin, Micah, appreciate you coming back from Vegas for this. We're worried you're gonna stay there. Thanks for having me and we'll see you guys next week.

[Gavin]

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[Ryan]

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[Gavin]

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[Spencer]

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[Ryan]

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[Mike]

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[Spencer]

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[Gavin]

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[Gavin]

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