Ken Turns Down European Girls, Micah Tricked By AI, & Ryan Almost Makes Dumb Purchase AGAIN

Summary

Life Wide Open with CboysTV

Episode: Ken Turns Down European Girls, Micah Tricked By AI, & Ryan Almost Makes Dumb Purchase AGAIN
Date: October 14, 2025

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Overview

In this lively and laughter-filled episode, the CboysTV crew (CJ, Ben, Ryan, Ken, Evan, Micah, and special appearances by Dalton and Mike) unpack the chaos of recent travels, share their takes on the ever-evolving world of AI and deepfakes, and riff about classic “Cboys” moments—like almost buying another TRX, dealing with European nightlife, and getting caught up in wild internet rumors. From business and cars to dating and viral videos, it’s a candid, story-packed conversation full of inside jokes and real-life screwups.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. European Trips & Ken’s Adventures

• Paris & London Breakdown
  • Dalton and Ken describe Paris as “overhyped and kind of disgusting” compared to London, which felt “much nicer” and safer ([23:11]–[23:19]).
    • “I thought Paris was overhyped and kind of disgusting.” – Dalton ([23:11])
    • “It was just dirty. There was police everywhere.” – Dalton ([23:19])
    • Security and police presence in Paris sparked unease, whereas London felt friendlier and cleaner.
• Vikings Game Abroad
  • Exorbitant tickets, Ticketmaster mayhem, and an infamous “drunk Browns fan” provided plenty of viral moments and stress ([23:38]–[26:55]).
  • Ken gave away fieldside tickets worth thousands to some displaced Vikings fans at a bar—a spontaneous, generous move ([27:23]–[28:01]).
• Ken’s Encounter with Dubai “Hostesses”
  • At a hotel bar in London, Ken and Dalton were approached by women from Dubai—who were quickly pegged as “on the job.”
    • “We're at the hotel bar and to be rather blunt, they were Dubai hook[ers].” – Dalton ([31:38])
    • Ken jokes about moving his wallet to the front pocket to deter interest ([32:18]).
    • Ken: “I'm not going to hook up with a random ass chick at the bar... They did not look like they were clean, if that makes sense.” ([32:33])

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2. Wild Week for AI: Sora, Deepfakes, and Viral Videos

• Sora App & Jake Paul Deepfake Craze
  • The crew dives into Sora, the new app from OpenAI, and how its viral videos featuring Jake Paul have dominated feeds ([08:22]-[09:06]).
    • “All these videos are gay Jake Paul, right? They're calling it gay AI.” – Ken ([09:10])
    • Despite Jake Paul’s initial hesitation, the consensus was that the viral attention is ultimately a “net positive” for him ([10:18]).
• Deepfakes and Legal Ramifications
  • AI’s rise is already causing trouble: Jackson Cole, a motorcycle influencer, is facing criminal charges for an AI-altered police cam video intended as a joke ([13:13]–[16:09]).
    • “Felony charges, fraudulent use of deep fakes, a crime created by the state register January 1st.” – CJ ([15:47])
    • Raises questions about what’s real, what’s fake, and the blurry lines of online reputation.
• How Real is Too Real?
  • Concerns about AI’s impact on law, culture, and commerce, with the group wondering about the future of celebrity AI licensing and the authenticity of viral moments ([19:35]-[22:06]).
    • “You're basically putting words in another person's mouth and possibly destroying their reputation.” – CJ ([19:03])

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3. Business, Cars, and Financial Fumbles

• Ryan’s TRX Dilemma
  • Ryan contemplates (yet again) buying a third TRX, prompting the crew to roast his cycle of buying, modding, and reselling at a loss ([67:05]–[68:46]).
    • “That’d be your third one.” – CJ
    • “We thought after the second one, we're like, damn, he got burned twice.” – Dalton ([67:44])
• Fantasy Giveaway Ideas & Car Talk
  • Ideas thrown: his-and-hers giveaways, family-oriented cars, and the undying appeal of V6 “lamest giveaways.”
  • The Cboys ponder the pros and cons of classic car ownership, swapping broken starters, and the reliability (or lack thereof) of project vehicles ([70:52]–[75:05]).
    • “You might get to hit it with a hammer out of frustration.” – Ryan ([75:31])
• Corvette Saga
  • Mike’s purchase of a sketchy C4 Corvette (with a possibly stolen past) becomes crowd-sourced detective work after a viewer claims it was their uncle’s car, stolen in 2005 ([47:14]–[47:59]).
    • “That Corvette was stolen from my uncle back in ‘05… Crazy to see it here on YouTube now.” – YouTube Comment Read by Ken ([47:14])

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4. Online Rumors & Social Media Scrutiny

• Ken's “Off the Rails” TikTok Theory
  • A viral TikTok theory falsely claims Ken is a drug addict based on a video of him dealing with sawdust and allergies; the crew jokes about how any detail in their lives is up for public misinterpretation ([54:53]–[57:20]).
    • Ken: “I can't even have allergies anymore.” ([56:04])
    • “It's tough when, like, our whole lives are on camera.” – Ken ([56:49])

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5. Sports, Gambling, and “Denzel Washington Days”

• Sports Betting Highs and Lows
  • Ken bets on entire games now; CJ admits it’s a roller-coaster streak ([38:44]–[39:12]).
• Random Observations: Beans on Toast & Martiningate
  • Dalton decries British food (“beans on toast”), and the crew can’t fathom why there’s no olive juice for martinis in Paris ([34:17]–[35:05]).
• Fake NHL Quotes and AI-Tricked Micah
  • The crew fakes out Micah (and maybe listeners) with a wild, obviously AI-scripted NHL player quote—demonstrating how real deepfakes can sound ([40:41]–[43:19]).
    • “Literally the only good thing that came out of Minnesota is CboysTV.” – “Krill” via deepfake ([41:53])

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6. YouTube Trends & Community

• Channel Bans and Second Chances
  • New YouTube policy allows creators banned for political speech to start over with new channels, though high-profile figures get banned again instantly ([57:33]–[58:47]).
• Scheduled Uploads: A Family Tradition
  • Cboys reflect on the surprising and heartwarming tradition of fans’ families gathering each Thursday night for episode releases ([59:26]–[60:41]).
    • “It's like, you know, communal almost… that's probably the coolest thing that we could hear about our videos.” – Mike ([60:15])

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7. Classic Midwest Life: Hunting, Cars, and Hitting Deer

• Ken’s Elk Hunt Prep
  • Ken is about to leave for an elk hunt in Colorado; discussion of hiking, hunting gear, and the logistics of hauling out a kill ([76:12]–[78:36]).
• Deer Collisions & Local Wildlife
  • The group shares stories of near-constant car/deer encounters in Minnesota, a classic rural struggle ([79:02]–[80:03]).

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Notable Quotes & Moments

Paris & London

• “I thought Paris was overhyped and kind of disgusting.” – Dalton ([23:11])
• “Like, I'm not going to hook up with a random ass chick at the bar. I mean they probably wouldn't be… they did not look like they were clean, if that makes sense.” – Dalton ([32:33])

AI Deepfake Craze

• “Jake Paul is the face of this AI movement, right? But they've, like, really honed in on just making him gay. So all these videos are gay Jake Paul, right?” – Ken ([09:10])
• “Felony charges, fraudulent use of deep fakes, a crime created by the state register January 1st.” – CJ ([15:47])

Social Media Scrutiny

• “I can't even have allergies anymore.” – Ken ([56:04])
• “It's tough when, like, our whole lives are on camera. And scrutinize. I mean, you do anything, and they could make anything of it.” – Ken ([56:49])

Car Buying & Giveaways

• “That’d be your third one.” – CJ, to Ryan about the TRX ([67:17])
• “We thought after the second one, we're like, damn, he got burned twice.” – Dalton ([67:44])
• “That Corvette was stolen from my uncle back in '05… Crazy to see it here on YouTube now.” – YouTube Comment Read by Ken ([47:14])

YouTube & Family

• “Lately, people are like, yep, me and my entire family, we sit down on Thursdays and we watch, we eat supper. It's like, you know, communal almost. That's probably the coolest thing that we could hear about our videos.” – Mike ([60:15])

Comedy/Audience Engagement

• “Dang, that's elder abuse!” – Ken, joking about a viral AI grandma video ([46:16])
• “How about him? No, that's just our redneck buddy. You can't have him.” – Ken about being asked if everything is a giveaway at their shop ([54:49])

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Highly Referenced Segments (Timestamps)

• Paris/London Trip Recap & Dubai Girls: [23:02]–[32:52]
• AI/Deepfakes & Jackson Cole Arrest: [08:22]–[16:09]
• Ken’s “Off the Rails” TikTok Rumor: [54:53]–[57:20]
• Ryan’s TRX Buying Saga: [67:05]–[68:49]
• Stolen Corvette Story: [47:14]–[47:59]
• Family Watching Cboys on Thursdays: [59:26]–[60:41]
• YouTube Second Chances: [57:33]–[58:47]

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Final Thoughts

This episode is peak CboysTV—mixing Midwest charm, automotive obsessions, genuine friendship, and internet chaos. Whether dissecting the future of AI, giving away crazy cars, swapping hookup horror stories from abroad, or just goofing about YouTube trends, the guys’ camaraderie and willingness to poke fun at themselves make for a genuinely entertaining listen.

Listeners are encouraged to engage: Drop giveaway vehicle ideas, share feedback, and join the Thursday night family tradition!

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[Ken]

Learn [e-mail] theory going around on Tick Tock that like I'm off the rails.

[Dalton]

I thought Paris was overhyped and kind of disgusting.

[CJ]

You look like you were fitting right in, bro.

[Ken]

Dude, we need to get Canada's super bowl commercial.

[Ryan]

I think I made the wrong decision. I sold the wrong car.

[Ken]

Are you thinking about buying another trx?

[Ryan]

Maybe.

[Ken]

What a crazy week for AI videos now.

[Dalton]

It's so good that you can't tell.

[Ken]

Might as well just file for bankruptcy if we do that. Dude, we got so many flies in here.

[Mike]

Science killed a bunch already.

[Ryan]

I've already been sitting up here for 30 minutes killing flies.

[Ken]

You guys should see how many flies I get in my office.

[Mike]

Because you're just in the dead end over there.

[Ken]

I'm in the dead end.

[Ryan]

Maybe it's because you're like.

[Ken]

It's like people that drive into a neighborhood that have to turn around in the cul de sac. If you're at the end of it. That's my office with flies. There's legit, probably 50 flies in that thing.

[Mike]

I actually hate that. Like, you could have freshly just got out of the shower and a fly would circle you. But it makes me feel like I smell like shit.

[Ken]

Really? Yeah.

[Mike]

Like, if a fly is flying in my hair, I'm like. Like, it's not a good look.

[CJ]

Cartoons have made you think that.

[Mike]

Yeah, but stinkier people. People that are actually stinky, they have more flies.

[CJ]

Yeah, I believe that.

[Dalton]

I came up there yesterday, and they were. There's probably 50 just on your ceiling. It was disgusting.

[Ken]

I know. That's what I've been dealing with back there, boys.

[CJ]

Kendra Amino. How does it feel to be back back in the homeland?

[Dalton]

Feels good to be home. It's fun for a few days, but at a certain point, you just start missing home.

[CJ]

You look like you were fitting right in, bro.

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[CJ]

You were one with the culture.

[Dalton]

Honestly. No. Like, the French people, they just see, they hear you talk English, and they're just like. They're just rude to you.

[Ken]

Frenchmen are pretty rude.

[CJ]

That's part of the culture. They just tell you how it is. But, yeah, I was going to say. I beg to differ, Ken, because this video I got sent of you.

[Dalton]

From Gavin, I'm assuming.

[CJ]

No, not Gavin.

[Mike]

I'm from Linda.

[Ken]

Inside.

[Dalton]

Oh, your group.

[Ken]

You thought you were safe from us, Ken, but we had an inside mole.

[Mike]

The funniest thing is we all saved this video and we were all just.

[Ryan]

Extremely entertaining. Insane video.

[CJ]

Yes, bro. You don't remember it, for one.

[Mike]

It's so legendary.

[CJ]

All right, come sit right here so we can get your reaction.

[Ken]

This is the most Paris thing I've ever seen.

[CJ]

You look like you're thriving for one, and then for two, obviously you were. You were just joking around, being funny. It was hilarious.

[Ken]

It.

[CJ]

It was like. It was like you were getting set up to do one of your promos again.

[Dalton]

Like, I was contemplating doing a promo before we left that hotel. And it was like, nothing. Nothing's locked in. No reason to film it if we don't have a contract.

[Ken]

Yeah, but you. You. Dude, this guy's so committed to the promo game now, he's willing to just, like, risk a little bit of time in case he needs it down the road.

[Mike]

Negotiated for more money just for the hat and the actual Eiffel Tower being in the back.

[Ken]

I mean, this is insane. This is. This is the best video. I' scene.

[Dalton]

And action. We. We. Madame David and I, are in Paris, and we are going to the Vikings game.

[Ken]

We are going to kill them.

[Dalton]

The Browns.

[CJ]

The Browns. Vikings.

[Dalton]

But we will predail. And cut.

[CJ]

And we did.

[Ryan]

We did.

[CJ]

Ken, it is just. You are just a natural man. And it makes me think, how do we have two guys sitting on this couch, one guy who was hated for.

[Ken]

His promos and the other guy who.

[CJ]

Is just, like, just begging for more.

[Mike]

Both of you, extremely good.

[CJ]

Yeah, Extremely good at them. But they're just like, please, please, Ken, just give us more advertisements. Like, if Ken was the only guy doing commercials, people wouldn't watch TV for the programs. They just watch for the commercials.

[Ken]

Dude, we need to get Ken a Super bowl commercial. Oh, I can't imagine what brands.

[CJ]

Five million bucks. I'm down.

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[Ken]

Oh, I was thinking maybe get him in a. We don't pay for.

[CJ]

We just pay, and we just have him. Is.

[Ken]

How much is it?

[CJ]

5.

[Ken]

No, no, no, no. I'm saying we don't pay for it. Like, a brand is like, oh, we want him to represent us. And it's like, poppy. Yeah, the soda drink.

[Ryan]

You're drinking Poppy. And you go, I love Poppy. Maybe better help. Maybe better help wants to cook up a Super Bowl.

[Dalton]

There's a lot of. It's. It's one thing doing an ad for a YouTube video. It's another, like, for the super bowl is a whole nother level.

[Ken]

Oh, Ken would have to. Can you imagine? You imagine the whole production crew would come in, and Ken would be like, all right, today we're drinking poppy. Oh, what is. Is it ollipop or Poppy?

[CJ]

It's Ollie pop.

[Ken]

If you just give me the footage, Ken, I can. I can chop it up. Yeah, and then you don't review it, and then we'll just send it out. And your first time watching it can be at the Super Bowl.

[Dalton]

That's how all the other ads have gone so far.

[CJ]

I will say so. So Ken initially tries cutting it up, or he puts in some AI Thing, and it's just, you know, a basic, normal ad, kind of like the rest of us do. And we're like, there's more to this. You know, Ken's a very deep character. We know there's more to this. Ben takes it and. And finesses with it and then turns it into art. I mean, he turns the other. The 50%. He. He brings up the other 50% of.

[Dalton]

The end and adds all my coughs and my words.

[CJ]

A lot of people think that Dalton edits it. It's. It's actually been.

[Mike]

I love when. When Better help. They quite obviously go, can you take the coughs out and the retakes? And we're like, trust us.

[CJ]

Yeah. And they do make us still trim it down and make it not as funny. Like, it's. It's initially way funnier. But they, like. I can see why. They're like. It almost seems like you're not taking this serious. But we're like, no. Ken is.

[Ken]

Trust the process.

[CJ]

Very serious.

[Ken]

People. People rewind it and watch it many times over.

[Dalton]

You can view the. The retention on that actually spikes up.

[Ken]

Yep.

[CJ]

Yeah, it is.

[Ken]

It is a little upsetting because the brands are still coming around to Ken's style of promotion.

[Dalton]

Slightly less serious.

[Ken]

Ken is like, what exactly is my style? Oh, no, no. I still don't get. Hasn't watched the last three videos, so he doesn't know exactly what we're talking about.

[CJ]

Ken could be, like, saying the thing and then it gets chopped up in such a manner. He's like, I. This isn't even close to what I.

[Ken]

But.

[CJ]

But it's like this whole thing.

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[Dalton]

Ben's just using AI to, like, make.

[Ken]

Me say completely different things.

[Mike]

Holy crap.

[Ken]

You guys.

[Mike]

You guys seen the what a Crazy.

[Ken]

Week for AI videos?

[Ryan]

Yo, I need a code. Someone hit me with the card.

[Ken]

I need a code, too.

[Ryan]

You got a code?

[Dalton]

Got in.

[Ryan]

Okay. We don't need it right now. That's amazing.

[Mike]

I already feel behind. What do you need a code for?

[Ryan]

You have to have, like.

[Ken]

You have to be invited to the app.

[Mike]

Okay.

[CJ]

Yeah.

[Ken]

So there's this new app. It's called Sora. It's made by Chat GPT.

[Ryan]

Chat GPT.

[Ken]

Open AI. Like, the guys that are kind of leading, like, this AI movement. And Jake Paul is, like, the face of it, right?

[Dalton]

He's everywhere. You open it up, and it's just Jake Paul saying dumb stuff.

[Ken]

No gay stuff. Or. Or all of them are making him gay. And there's also freaking out on playing.

[CJ]

I've seen. Why is it always Jake Paul?

[Ken]

Dude, I'll tell you. I'll tell you why.

[Dalton]

And Mark Cuban are the two, like, faces of it.

[Ken]

Right, bro? All right, so get this.

[CJ]

It's great for Jake. So if I was him, I'd be happy about it.

[Ken]

So Jake Paul is the face of this AI movement, right? But they've like, really honed in on just making him gay.

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[Ken]

So all these videos are gay. Jake Paul, right? They're calling it gay.

[Ryan]

Ey.

[Ken]

So I saw a couple things about like, you know, Jake Paul was kind of like leaning into it. Like, seriously, guys, you guys got to stop doing this. Like, it's hurting my image, my brands, my. My businesses. And then as he's doing it, he's like putting makeup on, you know, to kind of clown it.

[Mike]

Right?

[Ken]

So I was like, oh, he's, he's obviously he likes this, right? And then he came out and he said after like a week of all these videos, and he was like, I've been investing through my fund into OpenAI and I've been working with the team creating this SORA app to make all these things. And I signed off to be like the first celebrity to do, like, cameos for open AI videos. And I don't think he planned on them taking a gay twist, but he was like, over the last week, there's been a billion views and six days. Six days, yeah. Created with my likeness and image. Granted, a lot of people think I'm gay now. Maybe saying race, racial slurs, going to jail, all these different things. He was like, you know that. But net positive. Yeah, it is a net positive.

[CJ]

It's just like more people are talking about more. Dude, that guy has got to be so rich. He's taking all the money that he already made. Now he's putting into AI and apps like this that are that good. Like, he's got to be so rich.

[Ken]

He is like, yeah, he is.

[CJ]

Obviously.

[Ken]

He just bought a $40 million ranch that our. Our boy Rich who builds our tracks. Rich is like his kind of right hand guy at this ranch. $40 million.

[CJ]

Hey. But not rich enough to give him a heart shaped bed and a mural on his wall.

[Ken]

It's true. We got him there.

[CJ]

So we gave him an entire house. He sees me say this and he gets him like a house, a mural, like, just the most. All right, well.

[Mike]

Oh, yeah. The first one I saw was just kind of refreshing. It was Jake Paul as like a blue collar worker. He was overweight. He had a majorly receding hairline. He, like, was just working blue collar. And everyone's like, I like this version of.

[Dalton]

It's absolutely insane. The prompts. You can type into it and just make it generate whatever you want.

[Ken]

Have you.

[CJ]

Yeah.

[Ken]

Have you used it?

[Dalton]

I got in like last night is when, like, the code went live.

[Ken]

How long does it take to make.

[Dalton]

Like a couple of minutes.

[Ken]

You should make one, and then we'll pop it up when it's done.

[CJ]

That's sick.

[Ken]

Like, let's give it a crazy prompt. Are you gonna do it? Where'd you just get up to go? What are you doing?

[CJ]

He blacked out. He did.

[Ken]

He just short circuited.

[Ryan]

He's still, like, getting acclimated to the American climate.

[Ken]

Yeah. Ken, how are you doing? Because, like, when you. When you left last time you came home, when you went to Europe last time, you came home and you were about two months behind and you never caught up.

[Dalton]

Yeah, because I was there for two months, right? Yeah. First one that pops up is a monkey drunk driving, being chased by the cops.

[CJ]

Let me see, let me see. Yeah.

[Mike]

There's so many good ones. I saw spongebob evading some officers in his Ultima the other day.

[Ken]

There is a lot of things that are cool about it, but, like, at what point are you just not going to know what's real and fake?

[Mike]

Well, that's why.

[Ryan]

Maybe this week, maybe. Confused.

[Mike]

I'm confused before, but like, YouTube, huge step when they said, like, you can. As creators, we're only paying people who are making real content with their real.

[Ken]

Voices, real they need to do.

[Mike]

And that, to me was. That was job security. That was huge.

[Ken]

So Sora has, like, the. The watermark on the video just kind of like TikTok. Just like TikTok has. Yeah. But in like, 12 hours, there was an app that you could download and put this video into and then it just removes it.

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[Ken]

So now it's just like, how do you know what's real and fake? Like, I saw a couple of these of Jake Paul initially, and I was like, why does he look so weird?

[Mike]

Honestly, the biggest giveaway for me still with the AI videos has been the audio.

[Ken]

It is crazy to think, though, like, how are things going to hold up in, like, a court of law?

[Ryan]

That's when I said the whole Epstein thing, that they were pushing AI to make all that stuff happen. Everyone's like, oh, no, that's dumb. But it's true. What's the deal with Jackson Cole? He's.

[CJ]

He's.

[Ryan]

He's fighting some AI or. Or.

[Ken]

Yeah.

[CJ]

Did you guys not see that? Ah, so Jackson is. Is one of the Wheelie Boys. He rides Harley. Debatably. One of the best Harley Wheelers in the game right now. He's been in a video, a couple videos with us. Anyways, he got jammed up by the cops and he took the cop video, like the police cam video. The. From his vest when he's sitting there in the jail or whatever, and they're talking to him, and he, like, AIed, like, a thing over. So it sounds like the cop saying he's like, you know, Jackson. Oh, yeah. He go, you thought that was real?

[Ken]

Jeez, Mike, wait.

[Mike]

I saw. I feel like I saw that, like, months and months.

[CJ]

All right, I'll just play it.

[Ken]

I haven't seen it. I don't know. Okay, see, this is the thing.

[CJ]

It's just obviously a joke.

[Ken]

Like, it just.

[CJ]

I don't know.

[Mike]

I didn't know it was obvious. So what, now we got RC card again, right?

[Ken]

Dude, it's dangerous. It's a dangerous time.

[Ryan]

It's moved from RC card to getting AI.

[Dalton]

Yeah, it's just a year ago, it was easy to tell what was AI and what wasn't because you could tell.

[Ken]

What was an RC car and what wasn't.

[Dalton]

Like, now it's so good that you can't tell. It's extremely difficult.

[Mike]

I'm excited to watch this back because I do remember watching this, like, what feels like six months ago, and I'm like, wow, I really can't believe that cops had that dope.

[Police Officer]

Do you want to tell me what was going on that night? Is there a reason why you took off up the hill towards Weir's Beach?

[Ken]

I'm not really sure.

[Police Officer]

Okay. Did you know the other people that were with you that night or no? Yeah, there was a lot of you. Jackson, you are obviously the best at what you do. There is no doubt you might find this surprising, but I actually really enjoy watching your videos. The video of you riding through the snow. You just.

[CJ]

Oh, so you guys thought this was real?

[Police Officer]

But with that being said, I need to do my job.

[Mike]

I thought that was the camera off.

[Police Officer]

For this, but it is against policy. I was wondering if you could sign an autograph for me. It would really mean a lot.

[Ryan]

Okay.

[CJ]

Come on.

[Police Officer]

Please don't tell the other.

[Ken]

Sign an autograph for me.

[Police Officer]

I've seen all the other police camera videos, and I'm hoping this won't turn into one because that is not a good look for me. My boss would be furious if he ever sees this.

[Ryan]

Oh, God.

[Mike]

Watching it back. This is funny.

[CJ]

It's pretty funny. It's a good, good joke. Whatever. Anyways, he's jammed up. He's getting in trouble for doing. He's getting in trouble? Yeah. And they're pressing charges. He's facing criminal charges.

[Ken]

What are, like, the laws that he broke?

[Ryan]

It's, like, the first case of its kind. Kind of for sure. And he said in a state surprised.

[Ken]

He left that video up.

[Ryan]

Deep fake.

[Ken]

He's being charged under new deal two.

[CJ]

Felony charges, fraudulent use of deep fakes, a crime created by the state register January 1st. I mean you can kind of put two and two together.

[Ryan]

He created the video with the purpose to embarrass, harass or cause damage to the reputation.

[Dalton]

I mean that video I wouldn't say.

[Mike]

Is and I guarantee that was not his intention. But that's obviously what they're saying.

[CJ]

Yeah, I mean how much time he's.

[Ken]

Facing that video is clearly a joke.

[Ryan]

Yeah, for sure.

[Ken]

But I can see they're just where that law would be made and or.

[Mike]

Particularly for the officer that's like damn dude, I did not say that. And if anyone thinks I did like.

[Ken]

Well that's the thing though is like that's what I'm wondering is like where does it stop and where does it end of like what's real and what's fake and what people can post and be incentivized to post. And how can you combat that?

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[CJ]

Yeah. I think, like, when you start using real people, that's when it should be illegal. Unless you are Jake Paul and you're all about it, but, like, you can really kind of.

[Ken]

Well, you got, like, he signed off on that and. No, I know.

[CJ]

I'm just saying, like, you're basically putting words in another person's mouth and possibly destroying their reputation.

[Dalton]

And, like, the way Sora is currently set up, you have to explicitly consent because you take an image of your face, you have to say a couple things, then it can, like, remake you. You have to explicitly consent that your profile is allowed to be, like, remixed and edited. Otherwise you can, like, turn that off. There are safeguards built in right now, but who knows, like, in the future, like, there's gonna be other apps that can then take that and completely redo it.

[CJ]

Yeah, I think that's gonna be where the jam up is, though, is just using real people. Like, whether you're taking the president and making him say something, and then the masses are thinking, oh, my God, I can't believe he said that. You know, or. Or whoever. Because, like, that can, you know, obviously damage someone's reputation. But if it's like, you're making a AI commercial for your drink and you need someone drinking it and they AI some person that's not even real. Like, it's not even a real person, but it looks real, definitely going to be tricky.

[Dalton]

Yeah.

[Ryan]

You think they'll be, like, where you could have a drink and then you, like, the Rock or Kevin Hart, like, has an AI version of himself, and then he's like, all right, he's got to pay $5,000 and you can use AI me in an app. So he's, like, doing a spokesperson drink.

[CJ]

Yeah, that'll probably actually happen.

[Ken]

Yeah, that'll be kind of crazy.

[Dalton]

They're already creating fully AI commercials. Like it's just a matter of time before celebrities like consent to their likeness.

[CJ]

A lot of the products that we get pitched like the AI people drinking him.

[Ken]

Yeah. You know, like Kevin Hart.

[CJ]

AI.

[Ken]

Kevin Hart is gonna be like everywhere.

[Ryan]

Yeah, he's already everywhere.

[Ken]

Like those guys that are like constantly being used in these like mountains, they'll.

[CJ]

Wanna, I suppose like they'll just offer a cheaper rate. Like you can use my likeness through AI and then just make the commercial and I'll prove it. Yeah, but like still.

[Ken]

And I don't still want the.

[CJ]

You're gonna still want the real one. The real one's better than the AI one at least as of Right.

[Ken]

Sure.

[CJ]

I was listening to Graham Stephan talk about just the stock market as a whole and how it's over inflated. But he was comparing the AI right now to dot com. The dot com bubble burst back in the day. It was actually right now more inflated than that, which is interesting.

[Dalton]

It's like Nvidia owns a portion of OpenAI. Who then buys Nvidia chips and then there's a whole multiple more layers to it. Other companies, other chip makers. So it's just a giant bubble that's just waiting for one little crack.

[Ryan]

Interesting.

[CJ]

And obviously not all of them can make it.

[Ken]

I don't think.

[CJ]

Don't you think or. No.

[Dalton]

I mean one of them is going to be better and there's going to be so many that are just trash that you know, are riding the hype and getting all the investment and then there's going to be one clear leader for it and the rest is just going to crumble.

[CJ]

I think you're pretty safe investing in Nvidia though because like they all kind of need that.

[Dalton]

I mean they all do need those chips.

[CJ]

Exactly. So like you're. Whether one AI company does better than the other. But anyways.

[Ken]

But it's like the smaller AI companies that are just riding the hype of it just like.

[CJ]

Yeah, exactly. Yeah, exactly. But I mean you got to think Amazon was part of the dot com bubble. So they made it up, but they made it work. You know, obviously they down and up.

[Ken]

I think there is like 99% of the companies that were a part of the dot com bubble like crashed and burned though. Yeah, like an insane amount of them. I don't know exactly what's the dot com bubble like in night it was like 2001 or 99.

[Mike]

Yeah, well not when, but what it.

[CJ]

Was like the Internet's a new big thing. Everyone put money in. This is the future, and then everyone's putting money in. And then it was just, like, a little too soon, and then it crashed. Some people lost a lot of money.

[Ryan]

So can I hear about Ken's Paris trip? Yeah, sorry, I'm still interested.

[CJ]

Back to Ken's Paris trip. Now, Ken, we were sitting there watching the Snapchats, and I had quite a bit of fomo, dude, because you were offering me tickets, obviously, at a pretty steep price.

[Dalton]

They were fantastic tickets, though.

[Ken]

They did. They looked amazing. Thousand dollars right on the field. And you caught a couple passes, too. It looked like you were so close.

[Dalton]

Pretty close. No. So, like, we only spent a couple days in Paris, which I thought Paris was overhyped and kind of disgusting.

[Ken]

I would agree.

[Dalton]

Like, it was just dirty. There was police everywhere. It was whatever. I thought London was a lot nicer, but we went to the Vikings Browns game and got fantastic tickets. And then I was sitting there chatting with the guy next to me, and he's like, yeah, I'm Internet famous. I'm just. Just search drunk Browns famous for you guys.

[Mike]

Oh, you were.

[Ryan]

Who's.

[Mike]

Who is kidding? I thought you just kept saying. I'm like, why does Ken keep hyping this drunk Browns fan guy up?

[CJ]

And then favorite Internet.

[Dalton]

I search him like, oh, shit. This guy is actually slightly fam. I think just a bunch of videos from random people taking videos and being a drunk Brown.

[CJ]

So that's what he does. He goes and just gets drunk, dude.

[Mike]

Oh, this. That guy. I've seen this guy, bro.

[Ken]

Think about how viral this guy could have gone if he was just the classic drunk Browns fan. And then he had you in it and he was doing some.

[CJ]

To you, Ken, that guy's hammered.

[Mike]

That is hilarious.

[CJ]

Makes sense that you got sat next to him.

[Dalton]

Initially, I was kind of annoyed by it, and then I was like, oh, this guy's actually kind of funny. By, like, probably the third quarter.

[Mike]

Feel my pain. He probably got that as a Browns tribute.

[CJ]

Yeah, he had to.

[Ken]

Yeah.

[CJ]

This guy's insane, bro.

[Ken]

That's awesome. What a beast.

[CJ]

I actually like them.

[Mike]

Okay, so the game and. And then, you know, the game was a little rough to start, and then they won, so that's rough start.

[Dalton]

The Ticketmaster, like, they set up this weird app for the international games, and the international. The app stopped working right as everyone tried to go in stadium. So, like, everyone was like, just sit. Standing in line to try and go to the ticket office.

[Ken]

Like, 40,000 people standing there, probably at.

[Dalton]

Least 20,000, like taking up the entire street in front of the stadium just trying to get it.

[Ken]

Dude, people had to have been pissed.

[Mike]

Were you able to gauge like, how many of those 20,000 were like, Americans?

[Dalton]

I guess probably 20%.

[Mike]

Okay.

[Ken]

Oh, really?

[Dalton]

Like, it was, it was mostly international people there.

[Ken]

That's really. Oh, wow.

[Dalton]

Cuz you could tell the people who were like actual fans, they were wearing the jerseys and all that.

[Ryan]

That.

[Dalton]

And then the international people are wearing.

[Mike]

Like random teams jersey.

[Dalton]

The 49ers.

[Ryan]

Well, I mean, there's just. There's one game or there's a few games in their town.

[Ken]

They're wearing soccer jerseys.

[CJ]

You gotta wonder how many of those people even watch football. If they're just like, oh, there's American professional football team.

[Dalton]

The people from London actually seem like they were interested in football.

[Ken]

Hell, were they cheering and.

[Dalton]

Yeah, they had. They knew the cheers and all that kind of stuff.

[Ken]

Like, was there a school chant?

[Dalton]

There was, but it was a Browns, like home game technically, so it was all the Brown stuff. And the Vikings were like, they did a touchdown. And the school chant was just about the music.

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[Ken]

What was everyone doing, like, when nobody could get into the game?

[Dalton]

They were getting, it was, it was getting a little tense with security, I'd imagine. And then finally, like, they updated the app and it said, just go through security. And then if you. You had to show an email proving that you had tickets, but the security people weren't relayed that information. So people are like showing this app and they're like, I don't know what to do. So they eventually just like gave up and just let people through.

[Ken]

Really?

[Dalton]

Shit was in. I've never been to a game where they just let you through.

[Mike]

Wow.

[Dalton]

Weirdest thing.

[Ken]

Was it kind of a cluster on the inside? Could you tell that, like people got in that didn't have tickets or was it.

[Dalton]

No, I mean, everyone was in their seats. Like, nobody was in our seats when we got there, but supposedly we're getting 50% back in our tickets.

[Ken]

Seriously?

[Mike]

What?

[Ken]

Oh, that helps you.

[Dalton]

I got an email the following morning saying, you know, sorry for the inconvenience. We'll give you a 50% refund on.

[Ken]

Your ticket cost because you missed half of the game.

[Dalton]

I. I didn't get in till the second quarter.

[CJ]

Oh, wow, that actually sucks.

[Ken]

That actually does suck.

[Dalton]

Miss kickoff, Miss.

[CJ]

Pissed me off.

[Dalton]

I was watching the game on my freaking phone out front. I was like, I paid all this money to come here, all these seats.

[Ken]

And dude, what was Dave doing? He had to have been fired up, huh?

[Dalton]

Dave wasn't that pissed. Like, Dave is just annoyed. But the other guy we were with, he was actually getting heated with the guys.

[Ken]

You're going to kill them, the Browns.

[CJ]

So that's nice. You actually recoup some of your cost because you had 10 racks in.

[Dalton]

I had a lot of money tickets.

[CJ]

Then you got five grand back. And from what I heard is you met a group of people at the bar.

[Dalton]

Yeah, we met some people from Minneapolis.

[CJ]

And you just said, you can have my tickets. Well, yeah, we're giving five tickets away.

[Ken]

Really?

[Mike]

I thought it was three five rackaroos.

[Dalton]

Yeah, we were shit. I didn't sell them. And I was just like, fuck it. I was going to eat the cost. And then we were sitting at the bar ahead of time, you know, chatting with these people. They're like, you know, they were from Minneapolis, so we were chatting with them.

[Ken]

Not there for the game?

[Dalton]

Well, they initially went there for Oktoberfest in Germany. Then the. When the Vikings game got announced, they changed their plans, went to London. They had worse seats. I was like, oh, yeah, I got extra tickets. You guys can just sit with us.

[Ken]

Wow, that's a homie hookup right there, Ken.

[Ryan]

No kid. Can you imagine? You just run into can in a bar and he hooks you up with frickin five courtside, courtside, fieldside tickets.

[Ken]

You thought you were going to come out of this with a little investment and then come out ahead and you ended up eating five grand.

[Dalton]

At least.

[Ryan]

You got 50% back.

[CJ]

That was amazing.

[Dalton]

Supposedly going to get five grand back, but I haven't seen that, so it'll be a wash, essentially.

[Ken]

Yeah, that's good. That's kind of a saving grace right there. Ken.

[Ryan]

Did they even.

[Ken]

You almost had a mic investment.

[Ryan]

Did they hook you up with like, drinks and stuff? Are they buying you beers?

[Dalton]

Yeah, they bought us drinks.

[Ryan]

So. Yeah.

[Mike]

So besides the game, and besides, you know, you look like you had a lot of good food, a lot of good drinks. Like any other tourist stuff.

[Dalton]

We did all the generic tourist stuff. Saw the Eiffel Tower, went to Notre Dame, went to a couple museums.

[Ken]

You see the Mona Lisa.

[Dalton]

We did. Yeah, we did. Watch changing the guard.

[Ken]

And what'd you think?

[Dalton]

It's a lot smaller than you think.

[Ken]

That's what everyone says.

[Dalton]

Like, it's legitimately. Probably the size of that picture. Like the.

[CJ]

Wow, it's tiny.

[Ryan]

Yeah, we should take that and put it in there instead.

[Dalton]

But it's like it's on this gigantic wall. There's tons of, like, security and glass around it, and it's like, oh, that's it.

[Ken]

Do they say that that's not even the real Mona Lisa?

[Dalton]

I mean, if it's something that valuable, would you put the real one out on display?

[Ken]

I mean. Yeah, you would think. It's a museum. Yeah, you would think.

[CJ]

But what if. Didn't someone throw paint on it or something?

[Ken]

It's gotten stolen before.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Ken]

Like, things have happened to it.

[Dalton]

Like that one, you can throw. You can throw paint at. You can throw whatever at it. There's like, multiple.

[Ken]

You can throw a paint, but no, there's like, they give you paint on the way in.

[Dalton]

Like, they got this whole security barrier around it. They got, like, multiple sheets of glass in front of it.

[CJ]

Like, why would anyone even want to analyze the.

[Mike]

So.

[Ken]

What are you protesting?

[Mike]

Yeah, yeah, they're protesting climate change or whatever. And they, like, go up there and, like, splash paint on it, and then they, like, you know, turn around with their purple hair, handcuff themselves to the railing, and then just sit, crisscross applesauce.

[Ryan]

Wait for the police to come.

[Ken]

Holy shit. The polar bears just stopped dying because you did that.

[CJ]

Yeah. What the Mona Lisa have to do with any of that?

[Ken]

Yeah, that's the thought process, though. Some of these people protesting women's rights. She didn't consent to be seen by all these men taking photos.

[CJ]

Okay, there we go. And that. That might be something they'd stand on.

[Mike]

My favorite part. So Ken got a. You got Delta one? Or is Delta one just a place, or is that part of the flight?

[Dalton]

No, Delta one's like, full experience.

[Mike]

Full experience. So then Gavin's like, yeah, Ken, how was it? This and that. And he's like, so you got Delta 1. That's awesome. You're laying down all. That's. Why didn't you snap it like that? That's so good that you, like, you balled out on. Why don't you snap on it? And Ken just goes, cuz. And then Gavin just goes, okay.

[Ken]

Did you. Did you lay out?

[Dalton]

I did.

[Ken]

That had to have been better than the trip almost.

[Dalton]

I mean, no, I'd much rather still sleep in a bed, but it is nice. You can, like. You're not sitting upright because I can't sleep in planes anyways. Yeah, just being able to, like, lay down, it's way more comfortable.

[Mike]

But did you take any videos or pictures?

[CJ]

No, he didn't want that being surfaced.

[Ken]

Yeah, Mike, him on.

[Mike]

I wanted at least just, like, one little. Here's what it looks like just because.

[Ken]

He'S splashing out doesn't mean that he needs to document Ken.

[CJ]

So I saw that there was some pretty woman women from Dubai hanging with you.

[Dalton]

Yeah.

[Ken]

Cj, you got the whole.

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[Ken]

Inside scoop, everything.

[Dalton]

How deep of the scoop did you get, cj?

[Ken]

They just had spies following you around.

[CJ]

Tell the stories, tell them accurately. So I don't.

[Dalton]

We're at the hotel bar and to be rather blunt, they were Dubai hook.

[Mike]

Oh wow.

[Ryan]

And why were they in London?

[Dalton]

Because they're Dubai.

[Ken]

I didn't know that Dubai was like could have that.

[Dalton]

Well, I mean they're just good looking women from Dubai who are come to London for. To make money.

[CJ]

So tell them what you did.

[Dalton]

I wasn't gonna do anything to those girls. But they were, they were good looking women at the bar.

[Ken]

Like how did they come up to you and how did that go?

[Dalton]

I mean they were just. We were on one side of the bar, they were on the other. They were just, just chatting. Quiet bar.

[CJ]

So were they trying to like they.

[Ken]

Were trying to sell you on your see some American.

[Dalton]

They were trying to make some money.

[CJ]

They were selling their service.

[Dalton]

They were trying to sell themselves.

[Ken]

What did you do when they came up? You took your wallet out of your back pocket and you put it into your front to let them know that you're not interested.

[Dalton]

Actually did.

[Ryan]

Is that what you're supposed to do?

[Dalton]

I'm not getting no.

[Ken]

I just picturing what Ken would do to make the it very clear I am not interested in your services.

[Dalton]

Well, it's just like I'm not going to hook up with a random ass chick at the bar. I mean they probably wouldn't be.

[Ken]

You might be the first male to ever say that. You might actually be the first guy to ever say that statement.

[Dalton]

They looked half decent, but they did not look like they were clean, if that makes sense.

[CJ]

Oh yeah. Dirty.

[Police Officer]

Yeah.

[CJ]

That's the worst. You don't want that.

[Dalton]

Like it looked like they'd been with a few other men that day or even that night. Yeah, I'm not.

[Ryan]

It's part of the job.

[Mike]

Is that kind of.

[Ken]

That's the gist of it.

[Dalton]

It was insane though, walking around the streets and like every Ferrari, every Lamborghini, they all had Kuwait license plates on them.

[Ken]

Really.

[Dalton]

There was a ton of cool cars, but they all had Kuwait.

[Ken]

So there was a lot.

[Ryan]

Kuwait.

[Mike]

So they're registering them in Kuwait like people do here. Montana type of thing. Or they're actually.

[Dalton]

I think they're just like. Because people in Kuwait have A boatload of money. So they just like London they go to for like their vacation place.

[Ryan]

Oh, Kuwait's really far away from.

[Mike]

Yeah, that's kind of what I thought.

[Ken]

Would you. What did you feel safe walking around?

[Dalton]

I felt more safe in London than.

[Ken]

I did Paris because London is like, if you have a watch, they'll cut your arm off to get that shit saying. Really? I mean, that's a little aggressive, but I think there is some truth to it. London is like the highest crime rate for watches.

[Dalton]

I think I felt more comfortable walking the streets of London than Paris though. Like, just the people looked more friendly. Everyone, like, everything was clean. There wasn't like military presence on the street. So it's like I didn't feel like, okay, is there something else to be concerned about here?

[Ryan]

Isn't the UK kind of fucked though?

[Dalton]

I mean. Yeah, everywhere's fucked over there.

[Mike]

Yeah. Beans on toast.

[Ryan]

I need to hear no more. Honestly. I agree, I agree.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Ken]

What are they doing?

[Dalton]

All the British food is just weird. It was cool to try, but beans on toast? It was weird.

[Ryan]

Yeah. I mean, haven't they ever had butter or like peanut butter and jelly? Peanut butter and jelly. Gas. French fries.

[Dalton]

I ordered the traditional British breakfast one morning. I was like, this is awful mash.

[Ken]

You were pretty bummed that you couldn't find any more martinis, which seems insane to me.

[Mike]

I love that.

[Ken]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Like we can't.

[Ken]

Martini martinis is just vodka and you washed an olive oil all over it.

[Mike]

And if it's super dirty, it's some extra olive juice. That's it.

[Dalton]

It's vodka and olive juice. But.

[Mike]

Right.

[Dalton]

Nowhere in Paris had olive juice so you couldn't get one.

[Ken]

How? There's olive oil everywhere.

[Dalton]

Olive oil and olive juice.

[Ken]

Oh, I know, but you think it would be the same.

[Ryan]

There's always everywhere.

[Ken]

You'd think that they'd be like, oh yeah, we got some juice. We obviously got the oil.

[Ryan]

Squeeze some olives out for you here.

[Ken]

But did they ever offer to just drizzle some olive oil in?

[Dalton]

That's not how you make a martini.

[Ken]

I'm not. I'm not familiar with it.

[CJ]

Yeah, no class.

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[Dalton]

We did end up going to a London casino and it was interesting. Like table games were normal, but like slot machines you could only like gamble for like five minutes at a time before it just like shut the machine down for like 30 seconds to a minute.

[Ryan]

How are you supposed to blow your rent?

[Dalton]

And you couldn't. You couldn't like fast spin there too. So it was like I saw that it could only like you could push the button as Many times as you wanted, and it just went however slow it wanted to go.

[Mike]

For those of you that don't know, Ken is the master fast spinner.

[CJ]

Yeah, dude. Maybe they're just looking out for their people.

[Dalton]

I get it. But it was like.

[CJ]

I don't.

[Dalton]

I'm not looking for that.

[Ken]

Pissing me off.

[Dalton]

I've got this cash that's burning a hole in my pocket. I want to burn it.

[CJ]

Did you win, though?

[Dalton]

Oh, God, no.

[Ken]

Okay. Wow.

[CJ]

So you want to.

[Ryan]

Good.

[Ken]

Yeah.

[CJ]

Ken, I think you need to get into sports betting.

[Dalton]

I'm. I'm getting into it.

[Ken]

Where you're just betting on the actual game.

[Dalton]

Yeah.

[Ken]

Rather than the players and stuff. And how's that going for you?

[Dalton]

Not good.

[Ken]

And cj, how's that going for you?

[CJ]

I'm still up.

[Ken]

I've heard it's been a roller coaster.

[Dalton]

I've heard some good and some bad.

[CJ]

It's been a roller coaster. But I think this weekend I'm gonna really pull ahead, and then I'm gonna probably retire. Oh, yeah.

[Ken]

Looking for retirement this weekend.

[Dalton]

You know, a gambler always says they're done until that next little itch starts scratching.

[CJ]

I was thinking about that. You just got to put a fair amount of money down and just keep doubling it, and eventually you're gonna hit.

[Ken]

That is true.

[Ryan]

The Martingale strategy.

[Ken]

Until you run out of money. That's the only flaw in the system there, which happens extremely fast when you start doubling.

[CJ]

Depends how much money you come to the table with, though. Ben.

[Ryan]

Well, wouldn't you start with a $1 bet? It's really not that bad.

[Dalton]

Ben. Tried that strategy with Baccarat, and it did not end well.

[Ken]

It did not end well. I was up heavy. I was looking at retirement, and then I went home looking for a loan. That's how fast things can turn around.

[Ryan]

So speaking of martinis and beers, are you guys celebrating Denzel Washington days? The last day is Tuesday when this podcast goes live.

[Ken]

What?

[Mike]

We're gonna need to know what that is.

[Ryan]

Yeah, Denzel Washington days. It's. It's from the movie Flight.

[Dalton]

I have never heard of that.

[Mike]

We're gonna need to check that movie out.

[Ryan]

I'm gonna play the. Play the clip right here.

[Ken]

Like the. Okay, yeah, I was Hearing it right.

[Dalton]

October 11th. October 12th and 13th and 14th. I was intoxicated. I drank all of those days.

[Ryan]

I drank in excess.

[Mike]

In excess.

[Ryan]

That's a Washington day.

[Ken]

I have not been celebrating. I like that.

[Mike]

It's a good meme.

[Ryan]

I haven't either, honestly, just like, you know, what's the point?

[Ken]

To be a part of something? Ryan.

[Ryan]

Good point.

[Dalton]

I can assume Evan's going to be participating, but.

[Ken]

Yeah, we already know.

[Mike]

Yeah, there's no way he knows what that is. Okay, so speaking of like Minnesota sporting teams, I'm assuming CJ's seen this? I don't really know anything about it, but I got this sent to me and it's insane. It's insane that this hockey player said this on live tv. It's insane.

[Ryan]

I love miked up players.

[Ken]

Do we know if he did?

[Mike]

Actually, you're right. Speaking of the AI, we really don't know if this is real. I did try to double check it and it seemed like it was real, but. Yeah, now I'm kind of second guessing. But this is a new hotshot hockey player that got drafted to the Minnesota Wild. I figured that CJ would maybe know.

[CJ]

About it, but he's played there for a long time. He's a greedy cocksucker who held out for more money. So with that, I'll hand it over to Krill.

[Mike]

I just wanted to take a minute and let you guys know I'm the richest hockey player on earth.

[CJ]

I signed this contract because I'm better than everyone.

[Mike]

McDavid Kutcher of None of those bozos.

[CJ]

Are on my level.

[Mike]

And honestly the reason I only signed.

[Ken]

This contract for the money.

[Mike]

I made the whole Minnesota's front office get on their knees and suck my hairy Russian cock.

[Ken]

Because my not real. Like, are you wait for it. Every single year.

[Mike]

Wait for it. Literally the only good thing that came out of Minnesota SOTA is Sea Boys tv.

[Ryan]

So even that was on Chirp Central.

[CJ]

That's actually sick.

[Mike]

I just, I.

[CJ]

Let me share that.

[Dalton]

What the hell?

[Mike]

Just the end when he goes. The only thing good to come out.

[CJ]

Of ministry thought that was real.

[Dalton]

I was like a sucker's born every day.

[CJ]

That is insane.

[Mike]

Well, because like, I don't, I don't.

[Ken]

How surprised were you when you. When you got to the end?

[Mike]

Yeah, I was like, whoa, that's actually funny. I basically said two things. I'm like that whoever that dude is cannot say that. And then he had said that at the end, I was like, well, you can say that.

[Ryan]

Yeah. Oh yeah.

[CJ]

You know, it's funny, like I watch a lot of like football and, and kind of stay up to date on that stuff. Don't watch a lot of hockey. Alex and I started watching a hockey show like based on like, you know, they follow NHL players and like nothing against the NHL players. No disrespect, but they're so boring. So boring. They're all just so.

[Ken]

Like, they're not living, like. Yeah, they're not NFL.

[CJ]

They're not living like the NFL players are, where they're just balling out. They got all these baby mamas. Like, there's just chaos all around their whole life. The NHL players are just like. They got three kids. They're just. They talk really nice.

[Ken]

They're just normal. Normal.

[CJ]

They just dress like. They're not maniacs. There's obviously maybe a few in the league that are. I'm sure more in a few. But that's what I conclude. I was like, man, no wonder these. Like, the NHL is just not as big.

[Ken]

Because that's why.

[CJ]

Yeah, not that entertaining. Like, these guys are boring to watch. Like, I. I watched like, three episodes and I was like, this is boring.

[Ken]

They're not getting paid, like, the. The football either. Dude. They're actually probably lower.

[CJ]

Obviously, they're making a ton of money, but, like, compared to other sports, basketball, football, baseball, soccer, boxing, like, they're probably one of the lowest paid sports.

[Ryan]

And they're playing a lot of games, too. Like, 80s.

[Dalton]

They're hitting beat up, like, week after week, too.

[CJ]

It's gnarly, dude. There was, like, quite a few concussions just in the first three episodes, actually. Like, I was like, damn. Like, these guys are getting up even still in the NHL, you know, Like. Yeah.

[Ken]

Think of all the they've had to go through to get.

[CJ]

Yeah, yeah, dude.

[Ken]

How many hits they've taken. Same thing with football players, obviously.

[CJ]

Football players, dude. How about that new. That player Cam? Scatter. Boo. Oh, dude, I like that guy.

[Ken]

That Guy's got some CTE.

[CJ]

He already has CTE 100. I saw this video of him when he was in college. They were going out and he was headbutting the wall.

[Ken]

Yeah, headbutting a brick wall, like, to fire himself up.

[CJ]

And his thing is, is him and Jackson dart the quarterback. They, like, headbutt each other.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[CJ]

Even without their helmets on like that. It's insane, bro. And he's a hell of a player. He scored three touchdowns on the Philadelphia Eagles in one game.

[Ken]

Dude, when he's. When he's going into. When he's going to the, you know, linemen or safeties or whatever, head down and just trucks through.

[CJ]

Yeah, he does. He wants the hit. Like, if he could have the open space right here to run and get a touchdown. But there's a player. He runs to the player and rams them. And then Goes through and goes into the end zone.

[Ken]

Yes.

[CJ]

Yeah, sorry, that was a tangent.

[Mike]

What does he play for?

[Ken]

New York Giants, who are kind of firing right now.

[CJ]

Dude. Yes. Yes. I like that team. I like the quarterback. I like, obviously, the running back.

[Mike]

Okay.

[Ken]

Yeah, no, it's. It's cool, though, that he. That Caprizi, or however you pronounce his last name said that.

[Mike]

Well, it's not real, though. What?

[Ryan]

No, I think that's real.

[Ken]

I think that was real.

[Mike]

Really?

[Ken]

Yeah, that was real.

[Mike]

Well, I'm confused because you guys are just like, Micah, you must be dumber.

[Ryan]

Than we thought it was. AI.

[Ken]

Yeah, we were messing with you. Oh, okay.

[Mike]

Okay. Speaking of something that's definitely real.

[Dalton]

Go.

[Mike]

Dude, this is honestly been my favorite, bro.

[CJ]

That wasn't real, was it?

[Ken]

No. So I saw this video before every. All the other AI videos were coming out this week that made me start questioning reality. I saw that and I was like, what the is going on there? And I watched it over and over, which shows, I guess, the quality of how good it is. But I was like, dude, that was insane.

[Mike]

For those of you listening, it's like they're at some dirt track races or something. Like, this guy is a T shirt cannon. Shoots it point blank at a grandma and, like, busts her off of her.

[Ken]

Bench, knocks her over.

[CJ]

Put that on this. We can't show that on YouTube.

[Ryan]

Oh, we can't?

[CJ]

I don't think so, dude.

[Ken]

Damn, that's elder abuse.

[CJ]

I mean, shooting. I don't think we can point blank.

[Ryan]

Okay.

[CJ]

But, yeah, you could probably find it. But yeah, it just goes to show, man, this AI stuff. Mike, how about just being that we're kind of on the topic of maybe a little bit of your gullibility when you bought that. That Corvette. And the guy goes, no filming. There's no title. It's not stolen. And I painted it in my garage. You didn't at one point think, well, he may be a stolen car?

[Mike]

I. Well, I did.

[CJ]

Okay. You didn't think that. Okay, good. That's all. That's all I need to know.

[Mike]

That's what I was trying to get at was like, you guys were like, it's stolen. What were you thinking? What were you thinking? And then I'm just like, what's gonna happen, though? Like, actually, though, what's gonna happen?

[CJ]

I'm just glad that you understood that it seems like a stolen situation. I thought you didn't grasp that. And I was like, how does he.

[Dalton]

Did you search the VIN number at all? Like, see anything? Came Up.

[CJ]

No, I didn't.

[Mike]

No, it was there. I didn't. Didn't look it up.

[CJ]

Paint it over.

[Ken]

I saw a comment after we had posted the YouTube video and let me read this comment to you.

[CJ]

Holy.

[Mike]

It's long.

[Ken]

That Corvette was stolen from my uncle back in oh, five. It used to be super clean and then it was stolen and the guy put the red and black steering wheel on it when we last saw it online. Tried to contact the police when we saw it listed in South Dakota, of all places. Police didn't want to help. And then the listing was taken down right after. Never thought I'd see it again, especially not in a YouTube video. Lol. My uncle has another Corvette now. Goes on to tell us that funny all jokes y' all made about that being stolen. Surprised it made its way to cormorant and at this point it's basically worthless anyway, so that's good, Mike.

[Ryan]

Camper price on that.

[Ken]

It was super clean before it was stolen. I very faintly remember driving it around when I was little. Crazy to see it here on YouTube now.

[CJ]

Dude, that's crazy.

[Mike]

20 years ago.

[CJ]

I wonder if that guy knew it was stolen or if he's the one who stole it or what.

[Ken]

Yeah, it's that.

[Mike]

That's where it's tough too, because like, he's just like, yeah, you know, buddy of mine had it. You know, we like, I buy cars from him all the time. And he, you know, didn't have a title, but I was still interested in it. That's about all I heard from him.

[CJ]

Yeah, it's a good way to get out of it.

[Mike]

Yeah, he said he bought it from.

[CJ]

A friend who bought it from another friend and.

[Mike]

But I'm not saying that even the guy I bought it from, like, it genuinely could be stolen, but like, if they came and were like, hey, this car is stolen, I'd be like, sick. You gonna take it then?

[Ken]

Well, it's illegal to, to buy stolen property or have stolen.

[Mike]

Yeah, but if I. If I had a halfway decent lawyer.

[CJ]

And it wouldn't be your fault, you wouldn't get in trouble. They would just probably take it.

[Mike]

You are right.

[Ken]

Right, Right.

[Dalton]

You are in possession of stolen property.

[Mike]

Right. And yeah, worst case scenario, they would.

[CJ]

Come take it, which, I mean, at this rate, what would have even mattered? I mean, it got toasted. Yeah.

[Ken]

They're gonna made a video when they find out that it's been hit already.

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[CJ]

Yeah. Do we just leave it as that? It got up. It got up. Mike's Corvette got.

[Mike]

Yeah, it's done got messed up.

[Ken]

You'll never. You'll never guess who was responsible for it up.

[Ryan]

Who could have possibly been involved.

[Ken]

And if there's not one person.

[CJ]

Two.

[Ken]

What two guys.

[Mike]

Either of them are here right now, so just take a wild guess.

[Ken]

Yeah, it was fun. I actually had nothing to do with that one.

[Mike]

It actually. It was fun while it lasted. And, like, I, you know, I want another one.

[CJ]

Good two days.

[Ken]

Yeah. Dude, you had so much enjoyment from that thing.

[CJ]

Fixing it.

[Ken]

Yeah, fixing it.

[Mike]

Well, I actually. Besides how unbelievably gutless they are, I actually genuinely, really like C4S.

[Ken]

Really? Why?

[Mike]

I don't know. There, like, there's a kind of a. People, like, slam them and put them on, like, chrome wheels. Maybe not even wide body, but like, sometimes. But they slam them and then they have, like, a bit of a JDM look to them. I do like C4. Besides the fact that they're 250 horsepower.

[Ken]

I don't know, man. I think they're so. Steve Hamilton. Steve Hamilton.

[Ryan]

Really?

[CJ]

Yeah. Wide body slammed.

[Ken]

Yeah, I agree.

[CJ]

It is pretty lame.

[Ken]

Dude. I want to buy a Corvette.

[Dalton]

I think those C6s are, like, the perfect balance of, like, enough power and, like, price point. They're perfect.

[Ken]

So sick. Slacked out. Slammed.

[CJ]

Nasty. We've probably talked about the Corvettes enough, though.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Ken]

People are over. Over us being in our Corvette era.

[CJ]

All right, what do you guys think we should do for our next giveaway vehicle comment down below? Like, what would you guys like to see? What's. Or even a package. We're.

[Ken]

We're all ears.

[CJ]

The people love the Corvettes.

[Ken]

It seemed like V6 Mustang, we could do.

[CJ]

We could do a V6 cylinder, a V6 Challenger, and a V6 Camaro.

[Ken]

We could. And we might. Might as well just file for bankruptcy.

[Ryan]

If we do that instead of headlining, you know, like our biggest giveaway or our most powerful or, you know, whatever. It's just like our lamest giveaway.

[Mike]

Yes.

[Ken]

I saw a company giving away, like, Toyota Corolla and a RAV4. I think, think, oh, yeah, that's tough. And then a bunch of money with it. But I was like, honestly, there is probably a market to that of, like, not many people are probably wanting to get entered. So I might buy a T shirt to get entered for this one because my odds are better.

[CJ]

Was it Toyota running the sweepstakes?

[Ken]

It was.

[Mike]

I saw. Well, maybe it was different because I saw. Yeah, it was like a Honda Accord and then like a Honda Pilot or something. Thousand dollars and they Were they were kind of going at the angle like you and your family will be set.

[Ken]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Type of thing versus good versus you will have a crazy gtr.

[Ryan]

I was kind of thinking. I was talking with laundry, and I think we should do like a his and hers giveaway. Like a sick car for the guy and then a nice car for the lady.

[Ken]

Maybe for Black Friday.

[Ryan]

Yeah, like a little his and hers action.

[Ken]

Yeah, that would be pretty good for Black Friday. And then people are buying, like gifts for their husband or gifts for their wife.

[Ryan]

Yeah, exactly. And then you could win something.

[Ken]

Yeah.

[CJ]

Yeah.

[Ryan]

Drop some ladies gifts or shirts.

[Ken]

That'd be sick.

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[Dalton]

Trying to think of liked out Yukon, Denali and blacked out Sierra.

[Ken]

Yeah. Or I was thinking like two Broncos. Which one's for the husband and which one's for the wife?

[Dalton]

I don't know. I don't think that's cool enough.

[Ken]

Can you own a Bronco but he doesn't drive it?

[Dalton]

I own a Bronco, but I haven't driven that thing in months.

[Mike]

Yeah, years.

[Ryan]

Damn near.

[Mike]

Who wouldn't touch that thing?

[Ryan]

Now with a tempo.

[Mike]

I want to do. I mean. And we'll keep doing them. So we got plenty of times to do this, but I want to do a truck. Nice car trailer. And a properly built drift car.

[Ryan]

All right, Cletus.

[Dalton]

I do like that idea.

[Ryan]

Well, I mean, it would be sick. Yeah.

[Mike]

Cletus, is. That was just a must. That was just a sports car.

[Ken]

You're gonna like this. Yesterday I was at the drift track and FedEx rolled up. We're getting our. Our farm paved. Monumental moment.

[Ryan]

Huge.

[Ken]

But you can't drive on all of it. So you'll see that in this week's video. Actually, no, next week's video. Yeah, next week's video.

[Ryan]

This week is actually reckless golf. So our bad for hyping you guys up. But, you know, now you have something to look forward to.

[Ken]

Yeah, yeah, that was my bad. So anyway, you can't drive on the freshly laid down asphalt for a couple days. So UPS and FedEx, they've been like, parking and walking in. So this new guy parked and he walked in, and we're standing there, and Gavin's over here, like, doing something with his three wheeler. I was just ripping around, like the C6 Corvette. And then, you know, all the rest of the stuff is sitting there, and this guy just comes up kind of like tiptoes in, and he's like, yo, what are you guys doing? And I looked back and I was like, what do you mean? What are we doing? He was like, what's going on here? Are you wondering like who we are? Because we're YouTubers, if that makes more sense. And he was like, yeah, that makes a lot more sense. What's up with that? And he points at the Corvette. And I was like, we're actually giving that thing away right now. And he goes, how about that? And he points at your drift car. And I go, regarding what? He goes, you giving that away? And I was like, no, the thing's a piece of shit. And he goes, oh, I like that car. That's awesome.

[Ryan]

Yeah, I know.

[Ken]

I go, well, I'll let Mike know. Thanks, buddy. And then I take the box and he walks away. I was like, what the fuck was that?

[Mike]

I do love a particularly like a UPS or FedEx driver when they come up and it's their first time on the shift on the, on our route.

[Ryan]

Yeah, they're always like, what?

[Ken]

You know, so what's going on here?

[Mike]

Like, what the. Where am I?

[Ken]

Regarding what? He's like, looking around. There's a little Hummer golf cart. There's this big redneck hitting, hitting a three wheeler plug. What exactly is going on here? Valid question to ask, but I was, I was a little caught off guard when he started just pointing at the vehicles and asking what, what they were doing.

[CJ]

It's just a car, it's parked there.

[Ken]

It's like, I don't know what to tell you, man.

[Ryan]

Like, point at everything, giving that away. No, not yet.

[CJ]

No.

[Ken]

How about him? No, that's just our redneck buddy. You can't have him.

[Ryan]

We need him.

[Ken]

Have you guys seen the theory going around on Tick Tock that like, I'm off the rails on.

[Ryan]

Oh, yeah, that's awesome, dude. I mean, not awesome.

[Ken]

Actually.

[Ryan]

It's not awesome. I don't, I don't know.

[Ken]

Hold on.

[CJ]

What?

[Ken]

Yeah, the people think that I'm just.

[Mike]

Like doing basically every time but like, but wiped his nose heavily.

[CJ]

And they're like, see this?

[Ken]

They're like, you can just totally tell he's just off, off his. He's all strong, strong out.

[Mike]

And some people are like, well, like, obviously they're, you know, they're YouTubers, rock star, like obviously doing it. And then other people are like, yeah, like, how else do you think they, like, keep up with that lifestyle? And then other people are like, dude, so bummed to see this.

[Ken]

I see a lot of those like, oh man. So bummed, dude. I knew exactly after seeing it in the video that people were gonna think that it was when we were building the houseboat and we were cutting all the wood for the inside of it, and then I was cutting the freaking fence post.

[Mike]

Dusty.

[Ken]

It was super dusty. And then CJ comes up or Dalton comes up with the camera, and I was just like, fresh off of. Just, like, wiping my nose of, like, sawdust.

[Ryan]

Eyes all watery. Yeah.

[Ken]

Yeah. I was trying to talk during it, and, yeah, they saw that clip, and then they were just like, he is off his mind, and I can't even have allergies anymore.

[Mike]

I was like, dude, and since we don't do. And, like, you don't think anything of it. Oh, I probably shouldn't wipe my nose on camera or whatever.

[Ryan]

Yeah. So far off base.

[Mike]

I commented on that. One of the most viral ones, and I was just like, bro, laughing face. Laughing face. Like, what? This is funny. But absolutely not. You know, I had, you know, got.

[Ken]

A. I appreciate that.

[Ryan]

There was a comment, too, that, like, I was on drugs heavily because I did a podcast ad when I was really tired, so I kind of, like, must have been slurring my words or something. They're like, man, Ryan's just like, the drugs are really getting around. Like, holy. A guy can't even be tired anymore.

[Ken]

It's tough when, like, our whole lives are on camera. Yeah. And scrutinize. Yeah. I mean, you do anything, and they could make anything of it, but is more common in, like, a social scene than you would think. Actually is kind of what I learned growing up, I've never done. And I know, like, a ton of people that have, and I've never done it, and I think that's almost more rare. And then now that this narrative is, like, running out, the whole world thinks you are. I've actually never done it.

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[Ken]

I shouldn't say it's, like, super common, but it's just like. Like, I don't. It's more common than you would think.

[Ryan]

Than I would have thought, for sure. Well, good for you and good for us. Don't gotta worry about us. Okay.

[Ken]

I'm doing all right. Thank you, though.

[Ryan]

Did you guys see that YouTube is giving creators a second chance that lost their channels?

[CJ]

I did.

[Ryan]

So we might need. After that C word, we said a bunch of times that I'm gonna probably have to bleep out. Oh, yeah.

[CJ]

Yeah.

[Ken]

Probably will, actually. Sorry about that.

[Ryan]

But, yeah, they open a new program, and it kind of spawned from when they took Trump's account away in 2020, but they're doing a thing now where if you lost your channel and you get banned. You, like, you're banned for life. They're offering you basically a fresh start. You don't get your videos back. You don't get your subscribers, all your stuff. You just have the ability now to start a new channel.

[Ken]

So Steve will do it back.

[Ryan]

That's what I'm wondering.

[CJ]

No, he got. Because he got banned off something different.

[Dalton]

What they're doing is for people who got banned for, like, political or, you know, speech things, not necessarily like, what Steve did with promoting whatever that was.

[Mike]

So they can go back to their.

[Ken]

You know, I've seen that, Ryan, But I've also seen, like, you know, YouTube's given all these second chances, but then, like, the most popular is, like, Andrew Tate and He created a YouTube channel and then it was taken down, like, immediately, immediately. Same with, like, Alex Jones taken out immediately. Nick Fuentes, another political figure, taken out immediately. They are given second chances, but it hasn't been. Yeah, I've also seen that.

[Ryan]

Yeah. I was just stoked. I was hoping that. I was hoping that Steve would be able to come back. I'd get a good kick out of his videos.

[Ken]

Yeah, always. Yeah, I would love. I would love for him to come back.

[Ryan]

I was thinking about that. Like, I. I just don't have. I have a lot of channels I enjoy watching, but I have, like, shows that I wait for now still, you know, that I'm like, oh, I can't wait till the next episode. And I'll be like, how great it would be to have something that you're, like, truly stoked on a day that it comes out. You know, like, that's how I was for Steve's videos. Sam Alondra and I would sit down kind of now that David Dobrik's back. I'm excited, but I don't, like, sit and wait for it.

[Mike]

It's short.

[Ryan]

We would go and we'd sit down at the TV and watch Steve's video together.

[Ken]

I think that's really cool that we post every Thursday, you know, between 7 and 9pm and, like, people can look forward to that because it is something of, like, getting your family together, getting your boys together, and, like, sitting down and watching it and knowing that it's coming out.

[Ryan]

It's pretty cool.

[Ken]

It is cool. Rather than, I guess, like, surprise drops here and there, but. And it is cool too, like, dropping it at night too, because it's like, more people are going to be together for that. I agree. Yeah. And it's not optimal. It's not optimal for YouTube. Like, we would we would get more views within a 24 hour time frame, which would then probably push the videos more if we post it at like noon.

[Ryan]

But then it'd be like you'd watch it on your phone and it's in the middle of your day. It's just not this. It's not special.

[Ken]

Yeah, I don't think it hits as hard.

[Dalton]

No, I don't think the retention for that video will be nearly as much as it is dropping it at night.

[Ryan]

Possible.

[Mike]

We've said it before but like lately, like people are like, yep, Me and my entire family, we sit down on Thursdays and we watch, we eat supper. We do it. It's like, you know, communal almost. And like that's probably the coolest thing that we could hear about our videos. It's not just something that, oh, I like watching the videos. No, it's like now we get together, we love the videos, we watch it together, we laugh together. Yeah.

[Ken]

Yeah.

[Mike]

The best thing ever.

[Ken]

Yeah, I love that.

[Ryan]

I was watching this week. Cletus had like a grudge match. Have you guys been keeping up with all the nonsense on that?

[Ken]

I did watch that response. Yeah.

[Mike]

I thought it was freaking sick that he won. A little clickbait. He didn't click bait. But someone's like thirty thousand dollar race. Well, I mean they put fifteen up and then he put fifteen put fifteen up. So really it's a fifteen thousand dollars race. But it was a, an epic win.

[Ryan]

If you haven't seen it. Basically the story is it was at Bradenton bmp.

[Ken]

Yeah.

[Ryan]

And Cleat and Victor put new speakers in the track to like, so they could make announcements. Well, apparently this guy from this race, this Grannis racing, said that he didn't hear it. So he went and he missed his class. To which Cleat went on to win. So he said, well, your fancy new speaker system doesn't work in the back. I didn't hear it. So then the memes went wild. Like blimps and check engine light on the dash and like all these memes that people were making about like how that guy should have known and he just like up for missing. Like, I mean that's kind of your responsibility. You know what time it's at. So then it got so much attention. Cleat obviously knew. He's like, well, I'm gonna gain from this either way. Like we can make a cool video and make cool story on it. So then they had him back out and they race, grudge match, streamed it, everything. And then the guy's Car blew up on the way down the line, but he was beaten. Cleat.

[Ken]

Yeah. Shift or like, it messed something up, whether it was transmission or the motor. He was, like, pulling on him and then just dropped. And then he blew by him and wanted. It was sick.

[Ryan]

It was sick.

[Ken]

Yeah.

[Ryan]

I mean, obviously Cleats crew celebrated as you do for your boy. Cleat comes in, is stoked, and then says, like, yeah, he would have beat me, but his car broke. Like, totally owned up to the whole thing. And the guy has just been going ham on social media still saying, like, seriously pretty crazy negative things. What about, like, he did pay up. And so, like, Cleat said, good racing. Thanks for showing up and giving the people what they want. He responded. I hear a bunch of FGTs celebrating a win over a broke car. When I went against someone broke, I tell them sorry about their luck at the end of the track because I know that's what it's like. That's the real difference between And a racer.

[Ken]

This guy is such a pussy.

[Ryan]

I know.

[Ken]

I'm like, what a sore loser.

[Ryan]

It's just been continuing on. I've been, like, following the song. It's been super fricking interesting on Cleats Facebook. Cleats Facebook is insane.

[Ken]

Crazy.

[Ryan]

And it's just been all week. I mean, obviously Cleats fans are ripping on the guy, but he now, like, just keeps doing things to me that makes it seem like he deserves it.

[Ken]

Yeah, it's like, dude, 100%. You could tell, too. Like, in the video, like, that guy was, like, so salty. Like, he. I mean, before the race, too, like, just, like, wasn't looking him in the eyes. Like, wasn't like. I don't know, wasn't being, like, a man about it, in my opinion. It got me intrigued. I love it.

[Ryan]

Yeah. I mean, I'm not a big, like, drag racing is just a primal sport. It's just cool to watch. But I'm not really that big into the semantics of it. And then that one, I was like, dude, I got to watch this. I got to see what happens.

[Ken]

Yeah.

[CJ]

Good boxing match.

[Ken]

Yeah, exactly.

[CJ]

They got the shit talk, they got the money on the line, and. And it's just going to boil down to how they perform.

[Ken]

Before I even saw how the race ended, I was like, oh. I mean, Cleese is going to win.

[Ryan]

Yeah. I mean, he just got a dialed system. The car was good and he ran fast, and he, I mean, knew what to do in the moment, which is pretty awesome. Love it.

[Ken]

Winners win. Man.

[Ryan]

Yeah. He's a fucking winner.

[Ken]

Yeah. That was awesome.

[Mike]

You remember that? Was it like a show on, I don't know, let's say Discovery? I'm sure it wasn't on Discovery, but, like, it was pink. It was just called pink slips. And then they would just like race, you know, pink slips for pink slips. And it's always so interesting.

[Ryan]

Spoon engines.

[Mike]

Yeah. And it was always so interesting because with drag racing, it's pretty straightforward. When.

[CJ]

Literally.

[Mike]

Yeah, literally.

[Ryan]

Sorry.

[Mike]

And so, like when. When someone loses and they, like lose their car, essentially, they got to give them their car up yet they're like, they're like, you know, yelling at them like, no. And I'm like, bro, like, you lost. You got to give your car up. But there's always. And it's sometimes like that in boxing too. Like someone like, clearly won and it's like, no, if round one would have gone different, like, I would have won that.

[Ryan]

And that's just weird. It's like, there's no even, like, corners where one person makes a move that could be considered dirty. Like, it's all you and you're lame.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[CJ]

Dude.

[Ken]

I would have loved to see the back end filming of. Of those reality TV shows.

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[Ken]

How real were those?

[Dalton]

There was. There was a behind the scenes, the pink slips. I forget what show was, but it was like street drag racing and it was. It was a full production. Like, they shut down the street.

[Ken]

I mean, we know how those, those shows go. Yeah.

[Ryan]

There's no way they're all pulling out there in semis and setting up on some road, like, late at night. I mean, it was good tv. I watched it for a while, but.

[Ken]

I think people were just dumber back then.

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[Ken]

Yeah, but you can watch that stuff now and know how fake it is. But, like, back then it seemed more real, I think.

[Ryan]

We didn't have our, like, guard up. We hadn't been burned so much by reality TV. That's why YouTube's good now, because even people just know they can't get away with it. Like, you have to do it real.

[Ken]

Yeah, it's gotta be offensive.

[CJ]

People still sometimes will be legitimately doing something real. And people like, this is scripted.

[Ken]

I'm like, what script? You can tell. It's so scripted.

[Ad Voice]

What?

[Ken]

How the hell.

[CJ]

Yeah, it's not.

[Ken]

Do you think that this is scripted, bro?

[Dalton]

Happened this week that you literally couldn't write.

[Ken]

You can't write any of this, dude. Especially.

[Ryan]

We can plan. We can plan and try to make a good story happen, but right.

[CJ]

God, we're just not that good at actors anyway.

[Mike]

Now of all times, like, we're, you know, we're rolling. We're seriously pulling some crazy traction. And now of all times, we decide to script it.

[Ryan]

Start acting like you can see how bad we are with the script, with our ads.

[Ken]

Yeah. You want to see a script? Watch Ken's eyes in the ad read. That's a script, brother.

[Ryan]

That's not from the heart.

[CJ]

It's the most reading Ken's done in the last 10 years.

[Ken]

What do you do on your phone?

[Dalton]

It does take a lot to. To come up with that, though.

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[CJ]

You put in the chat GPT right to your thing.

[Dalton]

Don't, don't. Don't release all my secrets.

[Ken]

Hey, Ryan, I. I saw a Instagram post the other day, and I thought, there is no way. This has to be a joke. Are you thinking about buying another trx? Maybe?

[CJ]

That'd be your third one.

[Ryan]

That'd be my. Yeah, my third. Third time's a charm.

[Ken]

I saw that, and I was like, there is no way that he thinks that the third time is the charm on this.

[Dalton]

Well, they're bringing the TRX back.

[Mike]

The two that he had before this, there was like, what do you mean, third time's a charm? Like, the two first ones were failures.

[Ken]

No, he just decided to. He's gonna keep this one.

[CJ]

Like, yeah, you got rid of them both really quick after putting quite a bit of money in, and then you took major losses.

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[CJ]

That's where we're confused why you would get in again. Because it's like, we thought after the second one, we're like, damn, he got burned twice.

[Dalton]

Because. What? Your first one, you put that bumper and all that stuff on, and then it was a week later you got rid of it.

[Ryan]

Yes, exactly. The first one was my dumbest mistake, but I had to sell it to get a car for the summer, and I wanted to make good content for the summer and get a Camaro to do burnouts, with, which I did the shit out of that thing.

[Ken]

Then that one made a little bit more sense.

[Ryan]

Yeah. And then the second time, I was like, all right, I think I'm just over the TRX game. Like, I think I'm ready for something else.

[Mike]

That one for a little longer.

[Ryan]

I had my Hummer and my TRX at the same time.

[Ken]

That was confusing for me.

[Ryan]

That was the worst because I just had two things that were big vehicles. It was not right. But then I was like, I basically. I think I made the wrong decision. I sold the wrong Car. I should, I should have kept seller's remorse and I should have sold the Hummer and then sold the Hummer to buy my Z06.

[Ken]

Yeah, I don't, I don't know if that's the move, getting another one. To be honest, you can do whatever.

[Ryan]

The best part is, is they're way cheaper now.

[Ken]

You can spend your money however you want. I won't tell you and I definitely won't tell you, Mike, you keep doing.

[Dalton]

Your thing, I'm down to see you buy another one. Well, I think you had a lot of fun whipping those trucks. Yeah.

[Mike]

Some of the burnouts you did with your second one were nasty. And logistically the TRX is the smarter move. I'm actually, I want to see you in a Humvee. Like a slightly retro modded Humvee.

[Ryan]

I agree. Just to get a drivable one. They're so much money and they're still less trx.

[Mike]

But yeah, it's the amenity.

[Ryan]

Not really.

[Mike]

Really like the Duramax swapped one is 80k.

[Ken]

Yeah, bro. TRX you would.

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[Ken]

That's so mad. Mike just wants to see Ryan's down.

[Mike]

No, I don't. I. I want to see Ryan looking cool. Like logistics.

[CJ]

Definitely look cool.

[Mike]

Yeah, makes sense. But like, I don't know, you don't get black. I don't know. What are we thinking there?

[CJ]

Get orange.

[Ryan]

Well, the problem is the orange ones are actually. They were limited edition, so they, they've held their value.

[Mike]

Right.

[Dalton]

Oh, that's.

[Ken]

You don't want that. Interested in that.

[Ryan]

But you can pick up some of the other ones now for, I mean like decent mileages still well specked in like the 70s, which is what I've sold both mine for.

[Dalton]

After buying them for much more, I.

[Ryan]

Could sell the Hummer for probably scrap metal and then buy a trx. But honestly, dude, I. When I jumped the Hummer yesterday, it was awesome. I kind of was like, this is kind of a beast, dude.

[Ken]

I drove it the other day and I was like, yeah, this thing's a beast.

[CJ]

A great car.

[Ryan]

It is.

[Mike]

It is fun to drive. Did you see the, the like TRX Cummins that Goon Squads building?

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[Mike]

It's literally like. It's like my truck and a T Rex together.

[Ken]

That's cool.

[Mike]

Proper.

[Ryan]

I haven't tried in a few years, but I've been trying to get Goon squad to build me a car, like do what they do, but then at the end of it all, purchase the vehicle from them because it'd be sick to like have an old retro car, like something that's fixed up. They can build for their channels. They'll cross collaboration. They should do. I get a little bit better of a deal. But I don't know if they. I think they keep the cars because they can film.

[Ken]

I think they're like. They're kind of hoarders. Yeah, they don't. They don't get rid of things. But I had an engagement shoot this week, and I hit up our friend Jill, who owns you Motors, because I knew that she had this cool old truck. And I was looking on her Instagram to see what it looked like, showing Greta a picture of it, and I was like, wait, you have an even cooler old truck? So I screenshotted it and I sent it to her, and I was like, do you still have this? And she was like, yeah. Never gets driven, though. And I was like, can I use it for photos? And it's a 1960s C10, 1960. C10 60. Like, fully restored. It's got some kind of, like, LS in it.

[Ryan]

Dip, scoot pretty good.

[Ken]

Yeah, it rips. And I was like, I'm not really an classics kind of guy, you know, I'm not gonna buy a Continental. Sorry, Ken, but this thing's sick. I would actually maybe get something like this, but I was like, I know. I would just get it, and it would just sit in the garage until it. That gets used for a wedding, and then it's getting donuts, and then it's in the shop.

[Mike]

And speaking of your engagement photos, Ken, what?

[Ken]

Are you okay?

[CJ]

What do you think about that, Ken?

[Dalton]

I mean, yeah, Classics are. You're gonna drive it, like, a couple times a year, and that's it.

[Ryan]

It's that Continental. Seems like it would be pretty luxurious to drive.

[Mike]

I mean, I respect it, Ken, because, like, I feel like if you. Let's say you actually drove that thing two times a week, like, I feel like it would break. Not that I don't have any faith in it.

[CJ]

It's just old.

[Dalton]

I don't think it would break, but it's just like, I don't want to leave it parked outside.

[Ryan]

Oh, it doesn't.

[Dalton]

It doesn't fit in the garage. It's like, it just stays in our storage building. So it's like you only drive it for, like, an afternoon, not, like a drive at home kind of thing.

[Mike]

Did you actually take engagement photos on your dirt bike?

[Ken]

I did. It was Greta's idea.

[Mike]

Can't wrap my head around that ass. Because if I suggested that Sydney would Be like, probably not now or ever. Will we take pictures on your dirt.

[Ken]

Bike, Dude, I didn't suggest it because why would I suggest it? Suggests that. Thinking the exact same thing. Like, I. Yeah. Would have thought that's how that would have gone. But, yeah, Greta was like, we should do something.

[Mike]

I can't wait to see him.

[Ken]

Should do some pics, like, on your dirt bike.

[Ryan]

Do some wheelies.

[Ken]

No, I didn't do any wheelies, but, like, flybys and stuff.

[Mike]

It's cool, because, I mean, that is how you asked her to prom. Like, years.

[Ken]

That is. Yeah. I forgot about that.

[CJ]

Crazy.

[Mike]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Ken]

But, yeah, I was surprised, too, so.

[Ryan]

Good.

[Mike]

I love it.

[Ken]

Yeah, it'll be sweet. The picks will be good.

[Ryan]

Yeah. I think classic cars are pretty sweet. I kind of want it. That's actually on the other side of the spectrum of me either getting a trx, maybe looking at a classic.

[CJ]

Ryan, I feel like if you get a classic, it's just gonna give you trouble, and you're just not gonna like it.

[Ryan]

Yeah, probably. You probably right. You probably know me better than myself, to be honest.

[CJ]

I don't. But I just. I don't know. I feel like that's what's gonna happen.

[Ken]

100.

[CJ]

It'll be like when you bought your Hummer or your Cabriolet or whatever. It's gonna be like.

[Ken]

Like.

[Mike]

The problem was, is those were all original, though.

[Ryan]

Well, the Hummer was fine, except for I really relied on it because it was a daily, and it really just pissed me off.

[Dalton]

And you used it as a winter beater, but it didn't have heat.

[Ryan]

Yeah. Yeah. I mean, like, that one sucked in the winter. Was good at the beginning because it was super cheap, but then once it kind of started, like, not working, it was like, damn. Now I got to throw all this money into something that's, like, pretty much valueless, and it doesn't excite me. Like, if I got, like, a cool old convertible, I think it would excite me enough that I wouldn't care that I had to, like.

[CJ]

I think you should do it then.

[Dalton]

You are going to need another vehicle to use while your Hummer is getting fixed again.

[Ryan]

Yeah, you're still being used by Gav. I can't. I can't borrow the rafters.

[Ken]

Off limits, buddy.

[Ryan]

Wild. For the first person ever. That thing's been passed around like a freaking. Something that gets passed around.

[CJ]

I drive your Hummer. You have that down from the pole now.

[Ken]

Spoiler alert.

[CJ]

That's true.

[Ken]

It's true.

[Dalton]

Yeah.

[Ken]

You could drive that But I. I.

[Mike]

Thought it would be cool to actually give that thing some love. Now if it was like, hey, man, it's gonna take 20 grand to get this thing back to, like, what you want, then screw it. But, like, if it was, like, under 10 grand, I think it'd be cool.

[Dalton]

It won't take much to get that Hummer running again.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Ryan]

How much to get it stopping and how much to get it suspensioning and how much to get it. I mean, it was literally exposed to the elements 60ft in the air for three years.

[Ken]

Yeah. Let me know how that goes. Right?

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[Dalton]

She's got some bad gas, and it just needs to run through it, and it'll be fine.

[CJ]

He's a new windshield, too, because. Vast. Yeah.

[Ryan]

Vast it up.

[Ken]

The starter on the C10 did go out when I was driving it, and I had to call Gav, and he brought a jump pack that started the first time, and then I was, like, driving it, doing my thing, and then it stopped working. The jump back wouldn't start. It called Gav back, and he was like, all right, I'll go and buy a hammer. And he came with a hammer, and it was crawling underneath it as I was cranking it. He's banging on it. So, yeah, those are the things that you need to consider about a classic.

[Ryan]

That I might get to hit it with a hammer out of frustration.

[CJ]

Isn't it weird how hitting a starter with a hammer is the only time just hitting it with a hammer?

[Ken]

Actually, as Gav was doing that, I.

[CJ]

Was like, man, this feels wrong.

[Ryan]

You're right. Siege. Like, what else can you fix with a hammer?

[Ken]

Nothing.

[CJ]

Unless you're putting a nail in. But that's not really fixing it.

[Ken]

You can break into an armored vehicle.

[CJ]

That's true.

[Dalton]

That's a spoiler alert.

[CJ]

That's true. That's coming down pipeline. That's like, two weeks from now.

[Ken]

3.

[CJ]

But, yeah, we got a bunch of good videos filmed or being filmed or rolling over the next week. And, yeah, you guys got some awesome stuff coming down the pipe, so stay tuned.

[Ken]

Going on an elk hunt this week.

[CJ]

Oh, yeah.

[Dalton]

Really?

[Ken]

So that'll be fun.

[Mike]

So when you getting payback for me? I wasn't an elk, but Colorado. Oh, okay.

[Dalton]

Your fiance's gone on that hunt a couple times. Previously. This is your first time going on that?

[Ken]

Yup.

[Mike]

Now Ben gets to go. You really do get invited.

[Ken]

But, yeah, I've been trying to get my cardio up. Really been hitting legs.

[Ryan]

I noticed you were wearing your boots to break them in yesterday.

[Ken]

I Was wearing my boots. Breaking in my boots. Yeah.

[Ryan]

Yep.

[CJ]

I thought you were just trying to look like military, like we were dealing with an armored truck.

[Ken]

Oh, yeah, that. That worked there. But no, it's trying to break them in. Trying to mitigate the blisters.

[Ryan]

Is it a lot of hiking?

[Ken]

It's a ton.

[CJ]

So if you shoot an elk, will you bring the meat back home?

[Ken]

Yeah.

[Ryan]

Do we get to eat it?

[CJ]

We get to have a little bit of it?

[Ken]

Yeah, maybe. What do you mean? Maybe?

[CJ]

You're not going to eat all of it?

[Ken]

Yeah, no, no, no.

[Ryan]

All of it.

[Ken]

I will, I will. I'll bring it back. Chef Jen can cook it up.

[CJ]

He'll give us all one beef stick to split up.

[Ken]

Yeah, right. If I get one. They're really hard to shoot.

[Dalton]

Yeah.

[Ken]

Are you.

[Ryan]

Are you good at shooting guns? Yeah, I mean.

[Ken]

I mean, I've just deer hunted and I've shot like 10 deer, but I.

[Mike]

Think, yeah, if you get. I'm at 2 to the position to shoot the elk overall, pretty easy.

[Ken]

You're still. It's still like, you could, but you could. You might damn near take like a 500 yard shot. That's a far shot, and you don't really want to do that because you could.

[Ryan]

Injury.

[Ken]

Injury. Yeah. And it's not really optimal, but like 300 yards all day because you're like, hunting valleys a lot of times. So you could be on one side, shooting to the other.

[Ryan]

So no dirt bikes. You can't just, like, rip a dirt bike out there.

[Ken]

Apparently not.

[CJ]

Horses, how many can you.

[Ryan]

Horses.

[CJ]

How many can you get? Like, who's all going in your group? How many people you got going? How many could you possibly come home with?

[Ken]

I think everyone has tagged, so six.

[CJ]

Nice.

[Mike]

That'd be crazy.

[Dalton]

How do you get those out of there? Because you. I mean, I'd imagine you're pretty far back in the woods.

[Mike]

Yeah, you got to cut them in.

[Ken]

Yeah, you got to cut it there and then you. Depending on how big the rack is, if you want to do like a full shoulder mount and you got to, you know, cape it, make sure that you don't mess up the hide, and then carry out, like, the entire head. I guess if you're just keeping, like, the antlers. But no, you probably do just. I don't know, actually, Ken, I'll tell you when I. After I do it. How the heck you get how that's going to go? Now that I think about it, I haven't been in that position before. It's a little different with deer.

[CJ]

Do you got a guide?

[Ken]

Yeah, it's. It's like a crazy hunt. So I'll have more information on it.

[Ryan]

Yeah, excited to hear about.

[Ken]

It'd be great. Yeah, it'll be sweet.

[Ryan]

If you see any deer, just get one, look them in the eyes and let them know I'm coming. Okay. All right.

[Ken]

Yeah, I'll let them know.

[Ryan]

You just let them know.

[Dalton]

Right.

[Mike]

It's a good thing. I think whitetail deer are more commonly hit, but, like, mule deer are extra dumb. Could you get any dumber than a white tail deer? Hard to think.

[CJ]

But mule deer, they are so goddamn dumb.

[Ryan]

Home.

[Ken]

They are.

[Ryan]

I mean, I drove over to CJ's house and literally multiple. There was just a deer standing in.

[Mike]

The middle of the road last night. And then I. I decide I don't usually honk because it does confuse him. And then I honked and it confused him, and he turned back around.

[Dalton]

I'm like, oh, I honk every time.

[Ken]

Oh, kennel lay on his horn a mile out.

[Ryan]

You had two deer run ins, right?

[Dalton]

Or did you just have one same car, too.

[Ken]

Just the focus. That's it?

[Dalton]

Yeah, I had one.

[Ken]

But you had them hitting you too.

[Dalton]

Yeah, they ran. One hit the front bumper. The one ran into the driver's door.

[Mike]

You're kind of an odd one out here if you haven't hit it last year.

[Dalton]

Last winner. One ran into the spare tire of my Bronco and left some, like, fur in it.

[Ryan]

Really?

[Dalton]

Yeah.

[Ryan]

Oh, that's actually crazy.

[CJ]

In my blue wrx, I, like, one kind of body checked me, ran in the side of me. Then I hit two at one time, totaling that WRX in my Evo. Another instance where it ran into this side of me. Like, I'm driving and it's. I see it coming and I'm. And it just literally just runs in the side. They're so dumb.

[Ken]

So dumb.

[CJ]

So dumb. And I think that's the only time I've hit deer and I do not want to hit anymore.

[Dalton]

Yeah, it's kind of annoying because the neighborhood CJ and I live in, there's a couple people that, like, feed them, feed them. So they just, like, you drive past their. Their house and then all these deer just go scattering all over the place.

[Mike]

You know, if I'm going 65 on the highway and one just comes out of nowhere, like, there's nothing you can do about that.

[Ryan]

That.

[Mike]

But if you're going 30 through your residential and then it runs into the side of you kind of like. Yeah, that's the most frustrating thing ever because, like, they do sometimes just as much damage at the slow speeds.

[Ryan]

Yeah. So you let them know I'm coming.

[Dalton]

All right, get that. Get that Hummer fixed up, and you can hit them again.

[Ryan]

There we go.

[Mike]

Appreciate you having me, boys.

[CJ]

Yeah.

[Ryan]

Thanks for coming, Mike.

[Mike]

Corvette giveaway was awesome. We'll be calling the winners in the next couple videos here soon, hopefully. And I'm just so excited. I'm so excited to. To give the calls.

[Ken]

Yeah, it's gonna be awesome.

[Mike]

See everyone's reaction.

[CJ]

Yeah. Hit the subscribe button. We're climbing. We're. We're almost at 310 now on this podcast, and we're coming for 5 million on the main channel. It's gonna happen, I think, end of November.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[CJ]

Possibly early December. So I'm gonna have to throw a big party for that or something.

[Ken]

Yeah, that's gonna be huge.

[Dalton]

And let us know what we should do for our. Our next giveaway.

[CJ]

Do it.

[Dalton]

Love to hear the feedback.

[Ken]

I love it.

[CJ]

All right, see you, gu.