The Cops Came To Our Shop

Summary

Life Wide Open with CboysTV

Episode: The Cops Came To Our Shop
Date: March 5, 2024

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Episode Overview

In this episode, the CboysTV crew (CJ, Ben, Ryan, Ken, Evan, and Micah) recounts a wild local incident where a truck crashed into the Cormorant store and how they unexpectedly became suspects. The conversation branches into lively discussions about small-town drama, hilarious neighbor stories, the stresses of running a merch drop, philosophy of vehicle purchases, some behind-the-scenes stories about their videos, and personal anecdotes about work and adulthood. The crew’s signature blend of banter, storytelling, and Midwest humor brings this variety pack of topics to life.

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Key Discussion Points

1. Merch Drop Chaos and Ken’s Ordeal

• Running a Merch Drop: Ken describes the “grind” of handling orders and filling up his Bronco with merch runs. He jokes about being overwhelmed and contemplating trading his Bronco for a truck just to make the process easier.
  • Notable Quote:
    • “I think you could ask [Ken] though, and be like, you hate it? And he'd be like, absolutely not. And then you, like, do you love it? He'd be like, absolutely not.” — Ryan (02:49)
  • Ken notes the process is so demanding it’s “overflowing back there” and the warehouse is too small now (03:00).
• Teamwork Challenges: New workers show up confused; Ken’s understated welcome (“oh boy”) and the crew’s playful ribbing (03:42).

2. Small-Town Drama: Truck Crashes and Police Mishaps

• The Incident: While the guys are out of town, a truck is driven into the Cormorant store in what appeared to be an attempted robbery. The police immediately suspect the Cboys crew, pulling up at their shop and inspecting Ryan’s truck.
  • Notable Quotes:
    • “We leave for one weekend and the whole town falls apart.” — Ryan (05:19)
    • “They sent four guys over to our shop immediately…instead of just checking the cameras…” — Mike (06:54)
• Police Investigation Fumbles:
  • The cops don’t check store footage, instead showing up “rolling deep” at the Cboys’ shop. The crew jokes about the likelihood of their innocence given their public content and lack of video evidence involving the incident (07:56).
  • Ryan reflects: “I definitely did not like being a suspect in that...If I did, even on accident, one day, drive through a store, I wouldn’t just leave. I would take care of it. Because that’s what humans do.” (13:38)
• Actual Culprit:
  • Turns out the perpetrator was a 14-year-old girl who stole her dad’s white Ram (not black), broke into the store for a vape and Mountain Dew, and then drove to Fargo (08:11–09:36).
    • “14, doesn’t have her license…She grabs a vape…grabs a Mountain Dew…backs out of the building.” — Ben, Mike (08:18–09:23)
    • “That’s what happens when you vape, man. Drives you crazy. Stay off vapes, kids.” — Mike (10:01)
• Lessons & Reactions: Incredulity at the situation, jokes about “bender vibes” and the oddity of misidentification (10:16–11:16).

3. Local Real Estate Hilarity: Houses as Accident Magnets

• Discussion about the local “T” intersection house that gets crashed into almost annually.
  • Stories include a woman crashing into the house, asking to use the bathroom, and promptly destroying the toilet (15:05–15:52).
    • “Yo, you ever have to [go to the bathroom] so bad you drive your car into somebody’s house?” — Ben (15:59)
  • Discussion of bolstering homes with concrete barriers, and reflections on the perils of owning houses at risky intersections (16:46–18:06).

4. Reflections on Viral Builds and Video Ideas

• Vehicle Builds & Being Copied:
  • The crew shares stories about coming up with epic build ideas (e.g., Hummer pontoon, Harley snow bike), only to see big brands or other creators release similar projects at the same time (49:21–51:23).
    • “It’s funny how the internet works. You think you come up with this great idea, nobody’s done it, and then you see that other people are doing it at, like, the same time.” — Ben (50:30)
  • They clarify timeline misunderstandings and joke about how beef and competition isn’t their style (51:24–53:08).
• Security Cam Humor: Joking about making entire videos out of boring security cam footage just for the meme value (20:42–21:14).

5. Adulting, Money, and Car Insurance Rants

• Car Insurance Woes:
  • Ryan reveals he pays an exorbitant amount for car insurance ($760/month, joked as $14,000/month), sparking debates about car models, driving histories, and car insurance algorithms (25:59–27:34).
    • “My buddy Ryan over here is paying $14,000 a month in car insurance though. I hate to bring that up...” — Ben (25:59)
  • Joking that maybe driving a black Dodge Ram has made him a “prime suspect”—in town and to insurers (27:19–27:27).
• Vehicle Philosophy:
  • The group talks about buying used vs. new, the hype over new models like Cybertrucks, and the absurdity of overpaying above MSRP (24:48–25:49).

6. Weird Part-Time Gigs: The Blood Study Story

• The guys reminisce about doing medical blood studies in college to make extra cash (28:16–31:38).
  • “That was the worst way to make $800.” — Ryan (28:36)
  • “Anyone else having trouble getting a boner?” — Group text (29:43)
• Debate whether such gigs are worth it vs. finding other side jobs.

7. Moonshots, Prank Shows, and Video Plots

• Movie Plot Ideas:
  • Ryan pitches a wild idea for a movie or MrBeast-esque video sending random people to the moon for real but filmed like a plot-driven movie, riffing on reality TV and massive budgets (32:33–36:07).
• Jury Duty TV Prank:
  • The group discusses the Jury Duty TV show, where one real participant is surrounded by actors and manipulated for entertainment, drawing parallels to the idea of a real-life Truman Show (36:25–37:59).
  • “Just Truman showing somebody. Creating this whole thing around them without them knowing. I mean, it's kind of mean.” — Ken (36:07)

8. Jury Duty & Legal Dramas

• Jury Duty Experiences: None of them have served, but they speculate about it, joke about getting out of it, and discuss the seriousness of such civic duty (38:09–40:51).
• Ben and Ken talk about their enjoyment of shows like Suits and discuss fictional vs. real law and courtroom drama (41:04–41:19).

9. War Stories and Historical Reflections

• Delve into discussions on wars, history documentaries (World War II in color), and how tough people had to be back then (43:09–44:44).
  • “You gotta be a real badass to do that. These guys didn’t even want to be there, and they’re out there, like, doing it, you know?” — Mike (43:16)

10. Building Community Relations

• Neighbor Drama:
  • The crew details their philosophy about being considerate of neighbors when filming or making noise. Ken notes that communication and courtesy goes a long way — and that rumors circulate more than real complaints (55:10–56:23).
  • “That's like the most annoying part is when you hear people like talking around town and then they won't say anything. Yeah, they won't say anything to us.” — Ben (55:47)
  • They're proud to be grown-ups who address things head-on.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• Ken’s Work Ethic: "He wouldn't. He'd be lost without it, I think." — Mike, on Ken and the merch grind (02:45)
• Suspects by Reputation: “Why me? Probably because they were like, who's the only guy crazy enough to do this?” — Ryan, Mike (06:16–06:17)
• About the Teenage Perp: “Dude, those fucking vapes, man…that's what happens when you vape, man. Drives you crazy. Stay off vapes, kids.” — Mike (09:21–10:10)
• Homeownership Dangers: “Yo, you ever have to [go so bad] you drive your car into somebody's house?” — Ben (15:59)
• Insurance Irony: “Ben's insurance with a Lamborghini and a Ford Raptor is less than half of Ryan's…Makes no sense.” — Mike (26:48)
• Beef Isn’t Our Brand: “It's just not our thing, man…We're not really into the beefing or the drama.” — Mike (53:03–53:08)

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Timestamps for Key Segments

| Segment | Timestamp | |--------------------------------------------|-------------------| | Merch Drop Chaos & Ken's Ordeal | 01:04–04:33 | | The Truck Crash & Police Visit | 05:14–13:38 | | The True Story of the Crash (Teen Thief) | 08:11–10:19 | | Annual House Collisions & Local Tales | 14:13–18:09 | | Car Buying Philosophy & Insurance Woes | 23:01–27:55 | | Side Hustles & Blood Study Story | 28:16–31:38 | | Viral Builds: Hummer Pontoon, Harley Bike | 49:21–53:33 | | Security Cam Humor | 20:42–21:14 | | Jury Duty & Legal Show Conversation | 36:35–41:19 | | War Documentaries & Reflections | 43:09–44:44 | | Neighbor Relations & Community | 54:41–56:23 |

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Tone, Style, and Takeaways

The CboysTV crew brings their trademark blend of irreverent humor, self-deprecation, and genuine small-town charm to an episode packed with wild stories, candid business talk, and an undercurrent of gratitude for their supportive community (and even for sometimes overzealous local police). There’s never a dull moment — from being the prime local suspects to reflecting on how adulthood and creativity intersect in their unique world.

• Life lessons are shared with a wink: Don’t vape—or you might crash a truck through a store; Don’t buy new cars at markup; Talk to your neighbors; Know your insurance rates.
• Mature but still wild: The guys juggle business success, viral video stress, and real-life shenanigans—turning all of it into community entertainment.

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Transcript

[Ryan]

Buy a truck. Never do truck stuff. Be a man.

[Ben]

There was a local truck that drove into the cormorant store.

[Ryan]

Yeah. We leave for one weekend and the whole town falls apart.

[Mike]

Pulled in, rolling deep and just go right to Ryan's truck.

[Ben]

My buddy Ryan over here is paying $14,000 a month in car insurance.

[Ryan]

Your headphones work siege. No, they don't.

[Mike]

Yeah, I'm getting Millennial farmer over here.

[Ryan]

Ears don't really.

[Mike]

Man, I can't believe Millennial did the whole freaking podcast like that. That sucks, dude.

[Ben]

You can't hear anything.

[Mike]

I'm surprised you didn't just take the headphones off.

[Ben]

I can't believe you could hear what we were saying, dude.

[Ryan]

I texted him about that, and I was like, I'm. I'm so sorry. Like, that. That was bad. You know, I wish he'd said something, but thank you for toughing through it. He goes, oh, I thought it was, like, a radio thing. I was on NPR one day, and I didn't have sound there either.

[Ben]

I go, you guys have a terrible production too.

[Ryan]

Yeah. I was like, well, at least we're as bad as mpr.

[Mike]

It's like every time I go on, they made me put these stupid things on. They don't do anything.

[Ben]

So he just.

[Mike]

It's two times in.

[Ben]

What are the odds?

[Mike]

And then he just didn't do it.

[Ryan]

He's like, I thought it was just.

[Ben]

Are we good now, Ken?

[Mike]

Ken.

[Ken]

And Ken's. You know, as you can imagine, after the announcing, the truck giveaway and a lot of fire merch, he is in the cockpit just grinding. He has. He has a solid crew today. It's a Saturday. He has a solid crew of helpers, and they're sending out lots of orders. I'm updating the website. We're restocking as much as we can.

[Mike]

It's.

[Ken]

It's good. It's good. I really appreciate the sport. All of us do.

[Mike]

Yeah, you guys are crushing it on the. The new merch Drop and the. The truck giveaway, if you haven't heard already. I'm sure you have, though, if you're listening to this. But, yeah, I. Every time I think about Ken, I just can't help but kind of chuckle at him back there. Like, it's in. He's in, like, his own world.

[Ryan]

They got their music playing, the different.

[Mike]

Culture, and so much work to do. Like, he has his work cut out for him.

[Ryan]

For us, Drop evening is like the end of this thing. It's like the top of the mountain where we get to, like, be excited about. All of our work has paid off. And for him, it just. Well, actually, it doesn't just start because he has all the folding and organizing, but you can just see it at 7, just like the. The color fades from his face.

[Mike]

Back.

[Ryan]

To the birch bay.

[Mike]

I chuckle, too, because, like, it's. The only time Ken wakes up earlier than me is during, like, after merch drop. Like, he wakes up and leaves, and, you know, I can hear him, like, he's getting up at 7, and I'm like, this is nice getting this. You know, you can hear him leaving.

[Ryan]

Like, I'm.

[Mike]

I feel good staying in bed.

[Ben]

Yeah. Everything we do, you know, it's work, but, like, we love the process of it, so it doesn't feel like work, you know, we love the grind of it. I don't think Ken loves a single second of what he's doing. He's just doing it.

[Mike]

But also, maybe. Maybe. I think he might. He wouldn't. He'd be lost without it, I think.

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[Ken]

I think you could ask him, though, and be like, you hate it? And he'd be like, absolutely not. And then you, like, do you love it? He'd be like, absolutely not.

[Ben]

Yeah.

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Funny.

[Ken]

Yeah. He's working hard.

[Mike]

Yeah, he is. That's for sure. I mean, it's got to be overwhelming. Like, there's so many. So many shirts, garments, everything. Like, he's in, like, it's overflowing back there. The warehouse isn't big enough for how many. I mean, we just outgrew it finally. Yeah, he's got, like, a different group of workers coming through, like, throughout running shit. And he's got to keep telling, you know, new people, like, what they're doing.

[Ben]

The new guys are showing up, and they're just confused.

[Mike]

They got their hands in their pockets. Ken's just ignoring them.

[Ben]

I'll get around to you.

[Ryan]

I did. I dropped off a couple workers for them because they were wandering the shop. And back I go, ken, we got some more help for you.

[Mike]

This is where you're supposed to be.

[Ryan]

Over here, over here. And they go, okay, great. Go back there, Ken, got some more help for you.

[Mike]

He goes, oh, boy.

[Ryan]

That was his response.

[Ben]

Nothing says, welcome to the team.

[Mike]

Nice to meet you.

[Ben]

Like your new boss going, oh.

[Ryan]

Oh, boy.

[Mike]

But we got some good frequent guys back there that have been.

[Ryan]

He's got some good orders.

[Mike]

Yeah. Yeah. I really like that crew. So good kids.

[Ken]

Let's just say I am interested now in buying my own cummins. I really, really, really like that. Truck so much.

[Ryan]

That's what you need, Mike. Another car.

[Ben]

Yeah, that would be, you know, great. To add to your fleet of cars.

[Ken]

Yeah. No, I mean, it would be in place of.

[Ben]

In place of what?

[Ken]

The bronco.

[Ben]

Oh, really? Oh, you're to that age where you're like, I need a truck, dude.

[Ken]

It's actually, like.

[Mike]

It's.

[Ken]

It's more talking about the merch, but, like, so many trips back and forth, like, bringing the merch and just wherever I'm like, I need truck stuff. The broncos filled to the brim worth of merch every time I come back from Fargo.

[Ben]

It's funny because I'm almost at the point where I'm like, I'm not sure if I need a truck. Like, I might go to, like, a. You know. What would you call your car? Like a 4x4?

[Ken]

Like a. Yeah, like a SUV?

[Ben]

Yeah. SUV.

[Ken]

What do you call that?

[Ben]

I don't know. But I was like, I don't know. If I need a truck bed, I use it, you know, maybe once a week, but I could just use a company truck for that. So, yeah, maybe we're just switching up. You want to buy my raptor?

[Ken]

Yeah. There we go.

[Ben]

Trade. I don't know if you want that.

[Ken]

And the only reason I was, like, talking about diesel is because, like, yeah, of course I'd rather have a raptor. I think that'd be way cooler, way more practical, way more fun. But, like, be cool to have a diesel. Put a sled deck on it for no reason.

[Ryan]

Buy a truck, never do truck stuff. Be a man.

[Ben]

Well, speaking of a truck, there was a local truck that drove into the cormorant store.

[Ryan]

Yeah. We leave for one weekend, and the whole town falls apart.

[Ken]

We haven't talked about this happening. This is a juicy one, guys.

[Mike]

I think it's just hilarious. Not. It's unfortunate for the cormorant store, but it's hilarious how it. How we got tied into it while we were. We were gone from town. And keep in mind, this happened before we had aired Ken driving his truck through his house. Pretty funny. It would have made sense if that video had already been public and people knew about it. But anyway, so we're in Wyoming, and the locals. We kind of hear from some friends, like, yeah, I guess someone drove through the cormorant store last night. Was like, wow. We're like, wow. You know, do that. That's crazy. Like, they. They drove through, and they think it's a robbery. Dang. That's. That's nuts. We get A notification on our camera. Three cop cars, and I think there was even one outside. They sent four people over to our shop, like, pulled in, rolling deep, and just go right to Ryan's truck.

[Ryan]

Why me?

[Mike]

Probably because they were like, who's the only guy crazy enough to do this?

[Ben]

And. And to be fair. To be fair.

[Ken]

Then we found out later, at first.

[Ben]

We were like, what the heck? Why would they come and check us? And then the more we started thinking about it, we were like, okay, makes sense a little bit. But we haven't even aired the video of us driving the truck into Ken's house.

[Mike]

So anyways, they go. And they go and they look at Ryan's truck, and they're like. I mean, the. The one dude takes one look, and it's obviously a mint.

[Ken]

He goes, no hiccup.

[Mike]

He goes, that's not it. Walks away. Two guys kind of looking at it. They're like, I think they were discussing your bumper. You couldn't really hear them, you know, because you have an aftermarket, and it.

[Ryan]

Looks different, probably from the road or whatever they saw when they drove.

[Mike]

So anyways, they spent a little bit extra time, but then they rolled off. But the only thing I thought was hilarious on it was they, like, sent four guys over to our shop immediately. Instead of just checking the cameras. When the store, which was a little store, when you have the cameras of the truck, the person going into the cormorant store, like, you could see clear as day, it wasn't us. But they just rush over here, and they're like, it's got to be them. We're not even in town.

[Ryan]

The more.

[Ben]

The more we found out about it, the less sense it made. So somebody drives their vehicle into the backside of the cormorant store. We're like, oh, it must have been a black ram truck.

[Mike]

Assuming that.

[Ben]

Yeah, we're like, okay, so black ram. And so that's, you know, what then led to going and checking out Ryan's. Well, the more information we found out about it, you know, because, like, rumors are starting to spread through Cormorant, through the village of, you know, who could it be? Who could it be? You know, we're speculating, like, oh, could it have been this person? We got some suspects, right? And we're, you know, Ken is all up on it, texting everyone, like, any new information.

[Mike]

And I'd say if. If our video had gone out and the public knew that we had recently drove a truck through a building multiple times, I think we would be valid suspect. But we're also not criminals.

[Ryan]

That. Yeah.

[Mike]

Would rob the cormorant store.

[Ben]

Yeah. We come to find out. Here's the story of what happened. A girl is 14 years old.

[Ryan]

14, doesn't have her license. She can't even drive in this state.

[Ben]

Honestly, I'm sure the girl had a lot of problems, so I. I feel. I feel for her in this way. But as reporters, we have to tell you the story accurately. There you go. So this girl is 14 years old. She steals her dad's truck. It's a white ram.

[Ken]

Oh, it wasn't even black.

[Mike]

It makes no sense.

[Ben]

Makes no sense. All right, so now. Now you're losing. You kind of lose cameras. Could have been black and white. All right.

[Ryan]

Okay.

[Ben]

Could have distorted it. So she goes to the cormorant store and tries to break in the front.

[Ken]

Door with the shovel.

[Ben]

Oh, with shovel.

[Ken]

Yeah.

[Ben]

Now she goes around the backside, drives her dad's vehicle into the backside of the cormorant store.

[Ryan]

Oh, man.

[Ben]

And then I believe she proceeds to hop out, trot her way through the store, goes up to the front.

[Ryan]

This is where speculation comes in. This is what we've heard.

[Mike]

This wasn't in the news story, but.

[Ryan]

This is where the speculation comes in.

[Ben]

She grabs a vape.

[Mike]

Dude, those fucking vapes, man.

[Ben]

After grabbing a vape, she walks back to the coolers. She grabs a Mountain Dew, and then she walks back and. And hops in her Dodge Ram, backs out of the building.

[Mike]

That's some.

[Ben]

And then savage behavior proceeds to drive the Fargo and get a DUI dude 45 minutes away.

[Ken]

Who.

[Mike]

Dude, that is. Seriously. Who would think of that?

[Ben]

Like, that.

[Mike]

I got to give it to her in the dedicated. Yeah, you're just a fiend. But, like, you couldn't break the glass. You're like it. I'll hop in my truck and drive it through the building and hop out. Like, that's nuts.

[Ryan]

That's impressive.

[Ben]

That is.

[Mike]

That is. Yeah, No, I mean, that's. That's just. That's a whole nother mentality.

[Ben]

It's like she had to have been.

[Mike]

Trying to get a vape dog. Yeah, that's what happens when you vape, man. Drives you crazy. Stay off vapes, kids.

[Ryan]

That's the lesson.

[Mike]

That is the lesson. That's a takeaway from this 100. Stay off the vapes. It might drive through a building.

[Ken]

Yeah, probably don't drink and drive, either.

[Mike]

Yeah, that doesn't help either.

[Ken]

But that's why I'm so confused, is that she was 14, yet she's giving like on a bender vibes. Like she got the DUI at five in the morning and did the break in at like three in the morning or something. I'm like, why were you and on like whatever. It wasn't even a weekend was.

[Ryan]

It was a Friday.

[Ken]

Okay.

[Ben]

It was.

[Mike]

So.

[Ken]

But yeah, she's like on bender, just going ham, I guess drinking and then I mean, you know.

[Ben]

Good.

[Ken]

Yeah, it's no good at all. But it's just. Yeah. I really do feel bad like any age person doing that. It's not a good look. But I really feel bad to get in a situation like that at such a young age.

[Mike]

Young age.

[Ben]

Yeah.

[Mike]

You know, you just don't know any better. I mean you should know. You should know better, but you shouldn't be drinking and driving regardless. Driving regardless. But drinking at a young age, which. Who knows. There's so many things I do feel bad for. Yeah. For the girl. And you know, it's unfortunate what happened to the Cormont store. But you can fix that.

[Ryan]

Yeah, I think they're gonna fix it up. It'll be better.

[Mike]

Nobody got hurt. So I think that's the silver lining.

[Ben]

Here's my question also.

[Mike]

I just think it's. I think it's hilarious that they came here looking for a white truck and a 14 year old girl.

[Ryan]

Yeah, my built like a 14 year old.

[Mike]

You just think that you would watch the security camera footage before sending four officers. Yeah, like scattered just seems like basic. Like the procedure would be like. Let's watch the cameras.

[Ryan]

They check the missing inventory and they go vaping Mountain Dew. Must have been right. Well, I quit.

[Ben]

Here's my question. How did this girl drive this truck through the wall and then proceed to back out and then drive it 45 minutes like Silverado.

[Ken]

That's not surprising at all.

[Ben]

Really.

[Ken]

Yeah, I mean we could have done it with the Chevy.

[Mike]

We did it with the Chevy.

[Ken]

Like with one hit and.

[Ben]

Yeah, but we had the snowplow on.

[Ken]

The front one revert after the reversal hit. I guarantee we could have made it to.

[Mike]

Dude. Honestly, that's a pretty hard impact. Maybe the cormorant store is not built as well as Ken's house because like Ken tried hitting that thing and it was the dead dude.

[Ryan]

That thing freaking stopped it. It is surprising. I'm sure that's why she got pulled over because her whole front end was all smashed in.

[Ben]

Yeah, that's what I'm wondering. Like what the vehicle look like afterwards.

[Mike]

Had to been pretty good. But I mean real testament to the Dodge Ram.

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Made her. Made another hour road trip after that.

[Ben]

It's true. Yeah, that's true. They use that in their next ad.

[Ken]

Drive through a building and home.

[Ryan]

I think, I think it's worthwhile saying that. I definitely did not like being a suspect in that. Like when they came over, when the police came over and they looked at my truck, I did not like being accused in a way or being thought of that I would do something like that. And if I did, even on. On accident one day, drive through a store, I wouldn't just leave. I would take care of it. Because that's what humans do, you know, so definitely like it. But I do want to say I'm thankful for having police around here that actually investigate a crime and go and try and find the person who did it and follow through on stuff like that, because I'm sure that stuff doesn't happen in a lot of areas. So I got them.

[Ken]

I. I only advice for him next time is ever try splitting up.

[Ben]

Or.

[Mike]

Just watch some cameras.

[Ryan]

A lot better, dude.

[Mike]

But they were like, I don't know how it works.

[Ken]

Right. No, I get it.

[Ben]

Like, they maybe thought you were still.

[Mike]

In your truck or something.

[Ryan]

Like.

[Mike]

Yeah, we're gonna catch them red handed.

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[Ben]

Yeah.

[Ken]

They could have been black and white. But we, you know, it's funny, we talked about black rams before. You know, like, a lot of people around here drive black rams and white rams, too. And so that's kind of what I was thinking. I was like, they could have sent 1, 2 guys over versus 5, 6.

[Mike]

They were expecting a fight with Ryan.

[Ken]

Yeah. Or something. I don't know.

[Ben]

Yeah, they essentially, Ryan's wearing a blonde wig. Parking lot.

[Ryan]

That's my disguise.

[Mike]

And the mountain, dude, he's passed out in it in the parking lot.

[Ryan]

Oh, my gosh.

[Ken]

So that's great. But yeah, Ben's right. Yo. We are required to report on this because it's a huge deal.

[Ben]

Yeah.

[Ryan]

And then the weekend before, someone crashed in a house, so nobody's safe around here. Put up the big bollards in front of your building.

[Mike]

That was. Yeah, that was not us crashing in the house either. Oh, yeah, the stop sign. Yeah.

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[Mike]

That was an unintentional crash into the house. Possibly. Ours was fully intentional.

[Ryan]

Fully intentional. We planned it. And it was our buddy Ken's house.

[Ben]

There's this house or like, I guess a row of houses that is basically at like a T. Stop sign right here, and then the houses are right here.

[Mike]

And it goes from a 55 to a stop. Sign just for reference.

[Ben]

Like, a serious risk of living there.

[Mike]

I would never buy that house.

[Ryan]

They don't even have one of the blinky stop signs simply because of this.

[Mike]

I wouldn't be able to sleep at night.

[Ryan]

No.

[Ben]

Well, it gets ran into, like, once or twice a year.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Ryan]

Every summer. That's what I mean, every summer gets ran in.

[Ben]

It's not like, well, you got to take the risk if it happens.

[Mike]

It's like, no, it's going.

[Ben]

It's going to happen.

[Mike]

Planning on owning the house for, like, 10 years or more. Like, obviously, it's 10 car accidents. Our friend used to own that house. And one time this drunk lady crashed into the house while they were sleeping. Hops out and they're like, what the. You know, he's like, our house got hit again. Except this time it's pretty bad because she's, like, in the house and she, like, stumbles out, like, all drunk. And, you know, he's like, what the fuck? Him and his wife. No, no, she's. He's like, you know, you gotta stay here, whatever. And then she's like, can I gotta use your bathroom? And she goes in the bathroom and takes, like, the stinkiest shit. Dude. Right after she piled up into their house, like, yeah. Fuck up their living room. Then she fucked up their bathroom and then got arrested, destroyed their toilet.

[Ryan]

Oh, my God.

[Mike]

I don't know where she was coming from, but. You think Taco Bell? But they don't serve booze there.

[Ben]

Yo, you ever have to so bad you drive your car into somebody's house.

[Ken]

Dude, that seems like a cartoon, like a South Park.

[Mike]

I almost didn't believe it when they told us, but I feel like, why would you joke about that? Yeah. Like, it's not like they were not.

[Ryan]

You already have someone driving your house. You have nothing more needed to make the story interesting.

[Ben]

Well, she was probably like, I'm going to jail. I mean, it'd be jammed up, you know?

[Mike]

Yeah. Probably gonna be an hour of processing. Like, I gotta Now.

[Ken]

Yeah.

[Ryan]

Get this out of the way.

[Ken]

What if.

[Ben]

What if the Cormont store security camera footage just shows, like, truck drives in and then somebody jumps out and it's just, like, holding there. It's just silent. Just here. Yeah.

[Mike]

You know, if I had that house with the T, I would put up, like, big.

[Ken]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Like cement. Like, blocks. Like, they have in front of, like.

[Ryan]

Walmart, like, the white house.

[Ken]

At least some construction. Cement barriers, you know?

[Mike]

Yeah. Because, like, it'd be tough. Or I do that and then I'd Start growing. Growing trees. And in 30 years they'd be big enough to hopefully stop whatever was coming.

[Ben]

Yeah, you gotta wonder, man. People are gonna just.

[Mike]

There's a lot of houses like that though. Like I think about it all the time.

[Ben]

Really?

[Ryan]

Like what.

[Ben]

What else?

[Mike]

Well, like if you were going to shore them same situation, there's a house that's right. You know, and it's like goes 55 to a stop and then you either have to go right or left. If you keep going straight house. If you're going 55, you could easily go through the house or at least get halfway in. I mean we were sending that truck through the house and that Ken's house was built well at like 15 and it was making muddy grass.

[Ryan]

There was no inertia or nothing.

[Ben]

I think that is more common than you would think. Like, you know, with just houses that are close to busy streets. Drunk drivers ending up driving into these houses when people are sleeping. And then like I. I know that there's been like a couple deaths in Detroit Lake.

[Ken]

That was what.

[Mike]

Yeah, dude, that's honestly something I will always consider if I'm ever going to purchase a house. Like could someone drive into boy has been thinking about. No, seriously, dude. Yeah, because even in. Even if you were in like town, there's like spots where like you could easily have your house driven.

[Ryan]

Oh 100 on a corner.

[Mike]

So it's like it's no good. You got to trust other drivers and you cannot trust other drivers.

[Ryan]

Especially around here apparently.

[Mike]

I think just anywhere.

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Ken]

That just makes me think of Ben's joke though, to finish out the last video when you were like, Ken, I hate your new house.

[Ryan]

We used to.

[Ken]

We have to take our shoes off now. I used to just park my truck.

[Ryan]

In the living room.

[Ben]

I am going to miss Ken's house. Ken's house is a gift that just keeps on giving.

[Mike]

Well, not anymore.

[Ben]

I know it's gone, dude. I miss it.

[Ken]

It's a level.

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[Ken]

Open lot. What Ken was hoping to have all along.

[Mike]

And you know what's great? Honestly? The neighborhood is at peace now. They are they. His next door neighbor texted Ken and said like hey, thanks for taking that hole down. Like he was happy because now there's a just a nice flat lot. There's not an abandoned house sitting next to his. You know, it definitely helped the neighborhood. Yeah. It wasn't eyesore. And like I guess they never mowed the lawn cuz obviously no one was there. So like they used to mow it. So they're they're happy about it.

[Ben]

They had to put up with a little bit.

[Mike]

I mean, that two hours of, of readiness demo derby. I honestly, yeah, like they have every right to. Not like Ken.

[Ryan]

Just Ken.

[Ken]

It really is.

[Ryan]

That was the text. It was like, thanks for tearing down that house.

[Mike]

No, he was.

[Ryan]

Enter, enter, enter. You could have done it without the truck or just.

[Ken]

We still don't like you though.

[Mike]

Yeah, no, they, they were pretty. They were cool about it, so that's good. And yeah, I didn't go too hard on the sheriffs, did I? Okay. Yeah. I wasn't trying to be mean to him or, or anything like that. I just, I thought it was funny because my friend Ryan was a suspect. They were there and anyways, it's funny.

[Ryan]

I did almost hit a deer literally right before we left. If I had a smashed up front end, even if it had freaking deer guts hanging out the front of it, it would have made me a pretty solid suspect.

[Mike]

They just go, case closed, man. It's tough, dude. You come around here, you're gonna always be on camera.

[Ben]

We get a lot of entertainment out of those security cameras because it's like, that's just real life that captures so much stuff. Well, it captures everything, right? Captures everything. We're filming 90% of the time. So the 10% that we're not in, something happens, it's always on film.

[Ken]

There's something funny about security cam footage.

[Ben]

There is.

[Ken]

Even if the craziest thing that ever happened in the history of ever happened only on the security cameras and not on any of our phones or anything, we still cherish that forever because it's so funny.

[Mike]

It's like when you're watching the security cam footage, you have extra patience because you almost know something's gonna happen. You could just clip a 30 second clip and nothing happens until 20 seconds in. But everyone stays because they're like, what's going to happen? Things going to happen.

[Ryan]

We should start making Facebook videos. And it's just like the parking lot in the morning and it's just eight minutes long and be like when you see it and then it's just nothing. It's like ripping a fart on the way in.

[Mike]

That's it.

[Ben]

People do that all the time now. That's the thing. And that, that's the meme. Like that's the joke. It's just wasting people's time.

[Ken]

Okay, maybe I do like that.

[Mike]

Maybe we just start filming all of our YouTube videos off of the security cam footage and we don't have to carry these Cameras around. You just have everything. I love reality TV switching.

[Ben]

It's like Jersey Shore edition.

[Mike]

You don't even talk to him.

[Ken]

Yeah, I was just going to say we were doing the audio.

[Ryan]

Did you guys see Anthony Panza's video, I believe of him filming a skateboard? Edit with a MacBook or not a MacBook. Excuse me, an imac. So like a big screen like that.

[Mike]

With a big extension cord or what?

[Ryan]

I think he had a little power bank on a skateboard.

[Ken]

Other ones, but I have not seen that.

[Ryan]

It was so funny, dude. Let me find it.

[Mike]

This guy's always on some shit. I like him.

[Ryan]

Look at it, dude. The footy review goes nuts, dude. And they even got like the fisheye.

[Ken]

It actually looks pretty decent.

[Ben]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Honestly.

[Ryan]

But he's rolling around on like the skateboard.

[Mike]

That'd be a pretty funny prank. I guess we don't do these kind of videos, but like if Balin or like Danny, like when they're messing around in Walmart, they just had a laptop recording it. Like, they're like, I'm not recording them on my laptop, dude.

[Ken]

Yeah, I've seen that when they. They roll up. Who is it that comes into. I know Bailin said, like, it's not. It's a PS5, but they actually came.

[Mike]

In with a PS5. Quit filming me.

[Ben]

They're acting like they're filming.

[Mike]

It's a PlayStation.

[Ken]

And it's just funny because they're actually not filming. And they're like, I'm not filming. It's just a PlayStation.

[Mike]

I'm just gaming. Yeah, but everyone thinks they're filming them because they're like holding it like a camera.

[Ryan]

It's funny too because it's a full circle joke for them because they always say when they actually are filming that it's just a PS4.

[Mike]

It's not my kind of. I wouldn't want to make videos like it. But it's. No, I get a kick out of it.

[Ben]

Yeah, I watched a really funny one where there was this guy in Home Depot and he had somebody hold something really heavy. Like an employee.

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[Ben]

So, hey, can you help me carry this? Employee grabs one and he grabs the other. When they're like just about to set it down, he has a friend walk up and start talking to him and he's like talking to this friend. So the employee like can't set this.

[Mike]

Like, oh, I've seen that.

[Ben]

The guy's like, hey, like trying to interrupt the conversation. But he's like, like starts shaking. He's like, hold. He's like looking for a place to set it down.

[Mike]

I saw that. Yeah, that's pretty funny. He. He has him like five minutes holding this thing. He doesn't know what to do.

[Ken]

People getting creative, like, that's perfect. Never heard of that idea. Brilliant idea. Doesn't hurt anybody. Maybe a little bit.

[Ben]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Have to get some protein powder in there.

[Ken]

You guys see Danny got his cyber truck.

[Ryan]

It did. Got some.

[Ken]

My favorite part was like, okay. It's weird that, like, cybertrucks are hardly even out yet, and, like, we're already kind of over them, obviously. It'll be so cool with Ken. Orion gets one, whatever. But he put the biggest set of horns I've ever seen on a truck. I mean, they're literally like 8 foot wide.

[Ben]

What do you guys think about those?

[Mike]

I think they're cool.

[Ken]

I think they're cool.

[Ryan]

They're cool. Can't wait to get one. Hopefully one day.

[Mike]

I don't know if I'd buy one. I just like a Ford Raptor. Just a stock Ford Raptor.

[Ken]

Doesn't even need to be one day, bro.

[Mike]

Like a standard. Yeah.

[Ben]

Just don't mess with perfection there.

[Ryan]

I don't know if this was his, but earlier this week on, like, Wednesday, the first Cyber truck that went to auction sold in Florida at a manheim auction for 250.

[Ben]

I saw that.

[Ryan]

So I don't know. It was in Florida.

[Mike]

So they're finally selling them.

[Ryan]

Well, that was the first one to go through auction, but that could be the one that Danny possibly bought. Unless he really did get a free.

[Mike]

I feel like he would probably buy.

[Ken]

One, so I just missed something there. That much?

[Ryan]

Yeah, I guess retail right now, like anything.

[Ben]

Oh, so I thought you guys sued. If you sold it, though, you get.

[Ryan]

Sued for, like 60 grand, so that's why people upcharge them more.

[Mike]

Wow.

[Ken]

Oh, my gosh.

[Ryan]

Yeah. Or, you know, put in an LLC and you sell the llc. The LLC owns a vehicle. There's tons of ways around it trusts. People have figured out ways around.

[Ken]

I have research.

[Mike]

I'm not a fan. And I've never been a fan of overpaying to get, like a new vehicle. Like when the Corvettes came out, the Z06 Corvette, you know, MSRP is 160 and you're buying it for 210.

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[Mike]

I think that's the stupidest thing. It's just gonna. For one, it's gonna depreciate already. But now you're just adding another 60 grand on top that no one will pay for. In five months when everyone can get them.

[Ryan]

The only car I've seen it work on is the Ford gt.

[Mike]

Okay, certain cars obviously, but yeah, but yeah, like, like a Chevrolet or a Tesla. They're gonna be so many. Just wait, dude. But if you have a ton of money, I guess it doesn't matter.

[Ken]

But yeah, I mean, you make a good point. For four years, like I grew up, a lot of people around me, like adults saying like, yeah, you know, buy new vehicles, drive it up a lot, lose value. And then yeah, there is something to be said about buying it when it's way over. Msrp, you're probably going to be chilling in that for a little bit. Five months, maybe a little longer. But as soon as that fall off.

[Ryan]

Happens, it's a nasty decline.

[Ken]

Bass acronyms on the whole thing.

[Mike]

I've never had a brand new vehicle. I always just get slightly used, like right, right in the pocket. Like 30,000 miles or like 15. Saves a lot of money.

[Ben]

Yeah, same. My buddy Ryan over here is paying $14,000 a month in car insurance though. I hate to bring that up right now, but it is, it is pretty funny.

[Ryan]

It's only $760 a month.

[Ben]

Well, that's it.

[Ryan]

Which is ludicrous.

[Mike]

That's insane.

[Ryan]

I don't even.

[Ken]

As Evan would say as to 9.

[Mike]

As to 9.

[Ryan]

I don't even know. My, my record isn't that bad. The last speeding ticket I got was in like 2021.

[Ben]

Yeah.

[Ryan]

So like, I don't, I don't know what, what happened.

[Mike]

I think you're just getting your pants pulled down. That's what's happening.

[Ryan]

I've had, I've talked to three different insurance agents and nobody can help me.

[Mike]

Do you think all of them just see you and go, perfect? Here's how I'm going to make my kids perfect. This is how. We're going on vacation next month.

[Ken]

I mean, it gets concerning. Like it gets concerning when there's multiple different agents and they're all like, that.

[Mike]

Doesn'T make sense, dude.

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[Mike]

So Ben's insurance with a Lamborghini and a Ford Raptor is less than half of Ryan's. And my insurance with my GTR and a Ford Raptor is less than half than Ryan's. Makes no sense.

[Ryan]

It's fucked up.

[Mike]

It is fucked up.

[Ken]

But I don't know.

[Ryan]

I think it's.

[Mike]

Tell you, dude.

[Ken]

Yeah, I was just going to say it's been high since, since maybe, Maybe.

[Mike]

It'S the frickin fact that you have a Dodge Ram. They Hear people are running through buildings.

[Ben]

Like you're part of a all black Dodge Rams. Aren't those like the most common drunk driven vehicles?

[Ryan]

Yeah, Dodge Rams is the truth.

[Ben]

There you go.

[Mike]

Dude. That actually might have something to do with it.

[Ryan]

I don't know.

[Ken]

Yeah, you have the most pulled over drunk driver vehicle with 700 plus horsepower.

[Mike]

That's true.

[Ben]

It's not the best combo.

[Ken]

No, actually I was just real quick, what's the breakdown like you have two cars on your insurance right now, Correct. Very expensive Hummer and a very expensive Ram.

[Ryan]

Yeah, I think hummer is like 400amonth.

[Ken]

That's what I figured. I figured it was more than the other one. And they're both 100k plus vehicles.

[Mike]

And if I were to guess, it's because they're so new.

[Ryan]

Yeah, they just.

[Mike]

They both have a lot of horsepower. Like the Hummer's like a thousand. Yeah, the truck is what, 707? Not. That's a recipe.

[Ryan]

Yeah. When we were talking about the other day and that guy goes, geez, dude, that's almost 10 grand a year in insurance. I go, don't do math like that. It hurts worse than a big number. I know I'm going to that actually. And out the fleet.

[Ben]

Crack me up your pontoon armor.

[Ryan]

No, I did take that off. I have boat insurance, I think still actually. But that's cheap. I took the road insurance off. I honestly think I probably pay as much in car insurance as we did for that blood study. Remember when we did that axis blood study to make some extra cash on the weekend that one time?

[Ken]

Tough times, man.

[Ryan]

That was the worst way to make $800.

[Ben]

I've even a little more than that.

[Ken]

I think it was like 1400. But they do like two months skin studies where they just put like you know, base lotion or drops or patches. Like they don't really do anything. They just want to make sure that it doesn't react to people's skin bad or multiple people's skin. And then if you really want to get paid, you do the overnight blood studies where they guys did. Yeah, they. They dry your blood a total of 48 times over the course of like three days. Yeah, but you only have to say.

[Ryan]

But in the morning it's like every 30 minutes. It's just constantly newer.

[Mike]

Dude, I have a funny bad.

[Ken]

The people there like are not really trained that well.

[Ryan]

Yeah, that's a new phlebotomist or whatever they're called.

[Mike]

They're just like the students. They're like, you can go Test on these guys.

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Which is what you guys are over there.

[Ryan]

Hey, test me.

[Mike]

I remember when you guys were going to do that and you were like, you know, saying all this, you want to come? I was like, I'm not doing that. Like I don't care, I don't how much. I didn't know what they were doing.

[Ken]

I didn't ask you. I knew you would not be into that.

[Ryan]

I remember you guys going, yeah.

[Mike]

And we were, yeah. Anyway, someone asked me and I was like, I'm not going.

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Anyways, I just remember when you guys got back, you know, you spent the whole weekend so like I didn't see you guys. And then you guys like got done on Sunday or whatever day it was. And someone like texts in the group chat. Anyone else having trouble getting a boner? And someone responds like, yeah, I like.

[Ryan]

Know so much blood.

[Mike]

And then I was like, yep, that's what happened. And yeah, it's funny, but yeah, it probably was just cuz they went halfway through.

[Ryan]

Really didn't get paid nothing. Or did he get a fraction?

[Ken]

Yeah, fraction.

[Ryan]

Fraction of it. Quit. Cuz it was two hours.

[Ken]

He was just feeling. He's like, I can't do this. I don't feel good.

[Ryan]

Mike and I were like, we have no money, we have to duff it up.

[Ben]

It was strenuous, huh?

[Ryan]

It just sucked. It was a lot.

[Ken]

Yeah. He was like, I just don't feel good. Like he's like, I feel nauseous like all the time. And like I feel like if I stay I'm just gonna be nauseous the whole time.

[Ryan]

And Jake at the time could have went turfing for like a day and.

[Ken]

Made a like looking back on. Depends on dude, if you like love like as far as the skin size go. And if you love. No, I mean, I mean if you're not a pussy, you can probably handle it.

[Ryan]

Complications from.

[Ken]

Yeah, I haven't either. Like you. If you like just watching Netflix and just chilling in a chair, you could do it easily. Yeah. However, there's other ways, better ways to make money.

[Mike]

I don't know. I. I think there's certain. There's. You guys must have done a different one or I would say on the lighter scale. But there's plenty of like studies out there that are pretty aggressive. Like you wouldn't want to be a part of it. Haven't you ever heard like Steve O. Talk about it? Like how he used to do studies like that, like where they would give him, you know, just. They do these things.

[Ryan]

A pillar of health.

[Mike]

Yeah. And he was like. He was like. He talks about. He's like, yeah, that was so bad. Like, I. But he is fine to this, you know. But there is obviously plenty of risk.

[Ben]

Of something going on.

[Ken]

Not fine. It's not because of his stuff.

[Ryan]

This is another job that really him up. I mean, I don't know. I'm still pretty young, but we haven't had any complications from it.

[Ken]

But I would just say, like. And I would even say not to do it. I just say, like, there's easier ways to make money.

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[Ken]

And even if it takes you longer and a little more work, it's easier.

[Ryan]

But at the time when really that was more than I made in a month I could make in a weekend, I was like, yeah.

[Ken]

And it was the whole, like the college. Like when we were in college, like, you. You have to work part time, you know, it wasn't an option. Well, I mean, I shouldn't say some people go to college and work full time somehow, but that weekend money was really easy.

[Ryan]

Yeah. And we didn't spend any money. We were trapped in a box that you couldn't spend any money at.

[Mike]

That was probably the biggest saver flicks comment down below. If you guys have heard any stories of someone going to a study like that and it not working out.

[Ken]

Yeah, we're gonna get.

[Ryan]

I mean, people even take legal drugs and they don't work out. You know, like ones that have already passed through.

[Mike]

Right.

[Ryan]

That's kind of what they're testing for, I'm sure. Thankfully, we were okay. I can't remember what it was.

[Ken]

It's basically the road to get it FDA approved.

[Mike]

All right, there we go.

[Ryan]

So I thought of a great idea that Elon or maybe Bezos, they could take this and that's fine. Just let me go to the screening or something like that. They should do a movie where they send people either into space or to the moon. And it's like a movie, Right. You know, where like people go to the moon, but it's real people, like, they have the money that they should just ship them to the moon and make a movie on it. But not a documentary and not so.

[Ken]

Much a reality TV show either.

[Ryan]

A plot movie.

[Ken]

Yeah, I love that.

[Ryan]

And then have them actually go to the moon.

[Ben]

Are people going to the moon?

[Ryan]

I don't know.

[Ken]

Has anyone ever been to the moon?

[Ryan]

Think about that, though. I mean.

[Mike]

Yeah, supposedly.

[Ben]

Supposedly tinfoil hats.

[Ken]

Yeah, allegedly. I would love that. That'd be very entertaining.

[Ryan]

So I'm saying they should.

[Ben]

Seems like A very expensive movie plot.

[Ryan]

Think about it. Yeah, yeah. But it'd be legendary. You wouldn't you guys go to it. The first people going to a movie or to the moon. Excuse me. But it's a real blockbuster movie and they just throw in little like fake plot twists.

[Ben]

Like what?

[Ryan]

I don't know. Fucking spaceship.

[Ben]

But also cut off their air.

[Ken]

Okay, but now I'm picturing like that same thing. But like throw all that out the window and it's just a Mr. Beast video.

[Ryan]

That's what I mean. It's the type of stuff he's doing.

[Mike]

A little bit more 12 minute video.

[Ryan]

Yeah, yeah.

[Ben]

It's like $100 million budget.

[Ryan]

Oh, dude. They spend that type of money on movies.

[Ben]

Well, like I actually just like the most expensive movie I think I ever filmed was the latest Star wars and it was like $500 million. Whoa. Yeah.

[Ryan]

I feel like you could send some people at least halfway to the moon for that.

[Ken]

Yeah. Star wars is the most. Then the then Avatar hero movies, man.

[Ben]

You gotta be really confident in your movie being good to spend $500 million on it.

[Ryan]

It's pretty gnarly.

[Ben]

I'll be like, damn, this got a.

[Ken]

Well, that's what like Star wars makes sense. I mean everyone loves Star Wars. That loves Star Wars. But like Avatar, it's kind of this new concept. Like, yeah, I'm going to fire 400 million of this movie. And then I hope it's a legend.

[Ben]

Well, the first Avatar did really well.

[Ken]

The first one did.

[Ben]

Was that the second Avatar.

[Ken]

No, the first one was still more expensive. They knew that they couldn't risk.

[Ben]

Yeah.

[Ken]

Spending that much money again.

[Ben]

Wait, how much. How much does it cost to go to the moon?

[Mike]

9 billion per person.

[Ben]

9, 9 billion per person.

[Ken]

That's not real Mark. That's a fake stat.

[Ben]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Hold on, Mark.

[Ben]

Is this a mark?

[Ken]

Hold on.

[Ben]

Is this mark? Nine billion. Yeah, it could be, you know, five, six, seven, eight. Nine billion.

[Mike]

Now there's inflation.

[Ken]

So it's about nine, roughly nine, seven.

[Mike]

That's crazy. That is better pick some good people.

[Ryan]

So I think maybe I'll re. Re alter my idea. Remember the thing where the guy was put in and he was like the jury duty. He was on jury duty and everybody else was actors but one.

[Ken]

That's what I was doing that but.

[Ryan]

On a big scale. Like something really crazy.

[Ken]

Yeah.

[Ryan]

Like you just pick some guy and you. Truman Show.

[Ken]

Yep. When you brought that up, my brain went to that jury show and I was like, that's what I want. I want it to all seem real, but, like. Yeah, only maybe to one person or. Or to a small group of 3, 4, 5, 6 people.

[Ryan]

But think about how legendary it'd be if you just, like, picked out a guy. Let's say, like the Gran Turismo movie. He wants to be a car racer. You just pick a guy and you're like, this guy's gonna go through, and everybody else is gonna be in on it but him. We'll just move him up the ranks and he'll just. Truman show, like, a couple years out of his life.

[Mike]

Blockbuster Movie sounds like a video segment that we filmed.

[Ryan]

That's what I mean.

[Ben]

Exactly.

[Ryan]

I think people, Mr. Beast will think of it, level it up.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Ben]

I'm sure he honestly has already been.

[Ryan]

Thinking of, like, he's already Truman showing somebody.

[Ken]

Yeah, I love that idea. Just Truman showing somebody. Creating this whole thing around them without them knowing. I mean, it's kind of mean. Kind of mean.

[Mike]

Pretty up.

[Ken]

The guy that did that jury duty thing, he's been on all kinds of interviews now, and he's like, you know, I don't mind it, but he's like, I didn't ask to be, like, famous. I didn't ask for, like, this publicity.

[Mike]

You get paid a lot to, like, compensated, and, I don't know, better. I mean, you didn't even get to decide if you want to do it or not. Hold on now. What.

[Ben]

What is the. What is that?

[Ken]

So basically, like, they. They have this show where they have a trial and they have to do jury duty, and everyone's just super weird and super funny and the trial's weird, and he's like.

[Mike]

They put him in a real thing?

[Ken]

Yeah, they put him in tight situations where he's got to orchestrate. And they're like, hey, you're going to be kind of the spokesperson. And then they, like, do really awkward scenarios. And he's just trying to be. He's such a nice guy, and he's trying to orchestrate everything without pissing anyone off. And, like, everyone's in on it.

[Mike]

The show, though, where did it take place? Like, it wasn't in America.

[Ryan]

No, it was in America.

[Mike]

It was courtroom. When was this?

[Ken]

Like, this year or 2023.

[Ben]

Oh, really?

[Ken]

Are you talking about the actual Truman Show?

[Mike]

No, I'm talking about.

[Ken]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Told me this story before, but I.

[Ken]

Never show in 2023.

[Ryan]

And.

[Ken]

And it's just so funny.

[Mike]

What's it called?

[Ken]

The end.

[Ryan]

Jury Duty.

[Ken]

Jury duty. Okay. Yeah. You just gotta watch it to understand. We have talked about it before, but.

[Mike]

It'S like the ultimate prank, dude. Like, this guy was getting pumped.

[Ken]

Multiple pulled around and multiple episodes. Like, it goes on and on and multiple different trial, like, sessions.

[Ben]

Dude, that guy had to have been like, when is this trial gonna be over?

[Ken]

And he's like, and why is everyone so.

[Ben]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Pretty funny to do that to Ken. Oh, dude, he'd be a perfect content. No, we don't even gotta do it.

[Ben]

But he's like.

[Mike]

He'd be. Be the perfect contestant to that.

[Ben]

Yeah, yeah.

[Mike]

Be all in just doing all this stuff.

[Ben]

That'd be hilarious.

[Ryan]

He got 100 grand, so that's pretty good, I guess. Instead of doing jury duty, he was signed up for 15 an hour.

[Mike]

That would suck. To do jury duty.

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[Mike]

I've never gotten that.

[Ken]

None of us.

[Ryan]

I wonder why we haven't been selected.

[Ken]

Anybody in the crowd done jury duty.

[Mike]

Go on for you had to do jury duty, Sydney.

[Ben]

Really?

[Mike]

That's the thing.

[Ken]

Is it weird? No, because I. I went and got.

[Mike]

Interviewed and then I.

[Ken]

They were like, yeah, you have conflict of interest. That's as close as I got.

[Ben]

What was the.

[Ken]

You didn't do jury duty.

[Ben]

What about you, Mark?

[Ryan]

You were dismissed.

[Mike]

That's the thing. What'd you say?

[Ben]

I made some comment, like, throw the book at him or something.

[Ken]

Like, I can't remember what it was.

[Mike]

Oh, like, oh, there you go. That's all you got to do to get out of it. Because you don't sometimes. You never know. Like, imagine you get selected for the O.J. simpson trial and then you get like, put away in a hotel. I don't know how long I think it was. A month.

[Ben]

Yeah.

[Mike]

I mean, or maybe even longer. And you couldn't talk to the outside world. You couldn't read newspapers, you couldn't watch tv. Like, you're a freaking hostage. It's against the law not to. To do it. I'm pretty sure.

[Ryan]

Yeah. I don't think anyone's thought it's their civic duty since like 1970.

[Mike]

If it's controversial for me to say, I wouldn't want, you know, that's okay.

[Ken]

That's what's interesting. You know, I don't. I don't really want to like out my mom. She's such a sweet lady, but even she. And very honest. Even she's like, anything I could do to get out of jury.

[Ben]

Well, I mean. Okay, so you got to think about it like this, though. You don't want people on the jury that have something better to do, and they're gonna throw whatever decision is I just want to go, like. So they want to avoid having people like that.

[Ken]

Mm.

[Ben]

You know, so it's like, you know, people that take pride in being an American sitting on this jury, essentially my job as an American, and I'm proud.

[Mike]

Of that to be granted.

[Ben]

I don't think most people think that way, but you don't want to be like, oh, my God, just fucking make a decision so we can go home, dude.

[Mike]

Honestly though, if I did end up in that situation, it was like a messed up case with somebody that clearly thought that was like a bad person. I would sit it up.

[Ryan]

It'd be hard.

[Mike]

I. I would. I would do my best.

[Ken]

Well, here's the question too. Okay. If someone you thought. Yeah. Really needed to be prosecuted, kind of easy. You kind of sit on like.

[Mike]

Or if I thought they were being wrongfully, then I'd feel the same way. I'd be like, I. I can't do.

[Ken]

I'm imagining that, like, being really passionate about someone being charged guilty and somehow gut feeling that they should be.

[Mike]

All I'm saying is I would rather not be in that situation at all.

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[Mike]

That position. You know, because then I. You would have to. I agree. It is your civic duty. Honestly. You'd have to at least do the. Try to do the right thing. It's kind of lucky I haven't been.

[Ryan]

Called yet that the government's just like, let's just grab a couple random.

[Ken]

Yeah.

[Ryan]

Like women.

[Mike]

You could get a bad draw too.

[Ryan]

Yeah. Decide what happens to, like, people.

[Mike]

You get a bad or a good draw, depending who you are.

[Ken]

You know, I always thought you got like, you know, they call up grandpa at 85 years old and then they call up 18 year old Johnny who just. Who's not even graduated high school yet. Yeah, but he's 18.

[Ryan]

Then you get to decide someone's life.

[Mike]

Dude, I've been watching.

[Ben]

I've been watching the show suits on Netflix. It's a fantastic show. If you guys have time, watch it.

[Ken]

It takes forever, but I've still been trying to get that. Overall, it's a fantastic show.

[Ryan]

Good show. Season five sucks. You gotta rock through it, you know?

[Ken]

Yeah.

[Ryan]

No good time.

[Ben]

No, but you see, you see kind of like, you know, what goes into the behind the scenes of like, being a lawyer and just like, kind of like the politics involved with it. Like, it's a very dirty business. Granted, it's, you know, all for entertainment and TV, but.

[Mike]

You ever watch World War II in color?

[Ben]

No, but I.

[Mike]

That's what I watch on Netflix.

[Ben]

I'M not kidding you, dude.

[Mike]

They have real film.

[Ryan]

Really?

[Mike]

And they colorize it. I don't know how cool. Oh, wow, dude. It's actually insane. Like, Alex can't watch it. It's too aggressive for her. But it is, like, pretty gnarly. Like, those guys were tough back then. Like, you had to be so tough.

[Ben]

There's a bunch of. There's a bunch of different movies and shows that, like, show both sides of World War.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Ben]

To, you know, so you see, obviously, like, the American side, but then you also see, like, the German soldiers side and everything. And, like, obviously you're at war, but, like, dude, nobody wanted to be there. And it's just like the higher ups on both sides are just, like, kind of pulling, you know, the strings, making the decisions. And, like, both the soldiers, you know, for everyone, it's just like, fuck, this sucks.

[Mike]

Not to give Netflix a plug, but It's World War II or front lines of World War II. That's. That's probably my favorite one.

[Ken]

So it's, like, really graphic.

[Mike]

Like, there's only like six EP episodes. But I wouldn't say Soup. No, they're not showing, like, you know, people getting obliterated, but it's real footage. I don't know. Like, it would have sucked to be the dude. Like, I don't know who they decided, like, hey, you're gonna be the cameraman. You don't get a gun. You got a camera. Like, I don't even know how. Like, think about how much freaking footage they lost. But, yeah, they would have been doing film.

[Ryan]

You imagine.

[Mike]

It's amazing that they were able to, like, stabilize and color it. But no, I imagine how many guys probably died and they never got the footage and Right. Got shot.

[Ryan]

I couldn't even imagine doing it running on with an A7s like we film with.

[Mike]

Dude. That's what I'm saying, though. They gotta be tough.

[Ken]

It is. Yeah.

[Mike]

I'll give a history lesson. But it's. You're watching.

[Ryan]

You're like, damn.

[Mike]

Like, imagine like you're watching a UFC fight and you're watching these people, like, go walking out. You're like, damn, that guy is a badass. Like, you got to be a real badass to do that. These guys didn't even want to be there, and they're out there, like, doing it, you know?

[Ben]

So, like, I love those kinds of shows, though.

[Ken]

Yeah. I just watched American Sniper and I was like, that guy is a badass.

[Ben]

Yeah, those are, like, my favorite kinds of shows. And then those. And, like, Drug shows. Like, all the narcos series. It shows the Colombia, it shows the Mexican. And then I'm watching this one right now. That's so good, dude. It's so good. It's so, like, interesting to see, like, how all these different cartels and drug kingpins, like, function and, like, keep their empires going while, like, under the microscope of the FBI and. And dea. Like, the whole entire time. Like, it's crazy. Obviously, they all fail at some point.

[Ryan]

But I like drug ones because they're business. Like, you watch the business work and grow, and then they get really rich, and it's fun to watch. And then they go to jail. It's, like, kind of the whole thing. It's like, boop, Jail.

[Mike]

You're never gonna.

[Ken]

And it's always tough when you're watching those shows. And then, you know, like, when one of the characters. But based on true stories, when they mess up, you're like, oh, they're gonna die. Yeah.

[Mike]

Always there.

[Ken]

Oh. Literally. If they literally tell someone the wrong thing, some guy shows up and just like, sorry, man. Or they.

[Mike]

Maybe they don't even say sorry, but sometimes they do.

[Ken]

Yeah, sometimes that's what I mean.

[Mike]

They're just like this.

[Ken]

Sometimes they're like, yo, I'm really sorry. Like, I. You were my friend, but.

[Ryan]

Yeah, yeah.

[Ken]

All right. Boss told me to take you out, but I'm going back to the providence of Mexico. I don't know. Going back to that.

[Mike]

He went to New York.

[Ken]

I was a mob. Going back to, like, the war thing here. If I was a historian or was it all verse? I'd probably know this. But at what point, you know how you're saying they don't want to be there? At what point was the. Did the war style change? When. Remember back in the day when they just had, like, front lines, but they had literal, like, lines where they, like, had muskets and stuff, and they just, like, stood in the front line and they're like, fire. And then they, like, traded spots. And then even before that was swords and stuff. Like being in the frontline.

[Mike]

Civil War.

[Ken]

Yeah, like, Civil War vibes, where they just stand in, like, a line, maybe behind a slight, like, grass hill, and just shoot at each other and, like, just get taken out.

[Mike]

I think the weapons got better.

[Ken]

Thousands.

[Ben]

I think it changed when you could have more than just one shot.

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[Mike]

And also probably a gun that could fire a little farther and.

[Ken]

Right.

[Mike]

You know, you got tanks.

[Ken]

That's what I'm saying. So then you could at least, if you were smart and you trained well, you could become a good, I guess, you know, a good soldier. But before it was just like if you can shoot a gun, you just got to stand up and then try not to get shot.

[Mike]

Like it seems there was a lot more like honor and like, like back then, like you just did things like that, like stand up right in front of the guy. And if, you know, if you ever.

[Ryan]

Feel bad about doing something a stupid way, you know, in your day to day life, you're like, man, I did that in officially, at least you weren't as dumb enough to stand in.

[Mike]

Well, they didn't have a choice. They didn't have a choice. Eventually, yeah, eventually.

[Ken]

Trenches.

[Ryan]

That is dumb, dude.

[Ken]

You do have a good point though. It was like an honorable thing to do. And then that still makes me think, I'm like, yeah, but they still got born, they still went to school possibly. They still, they got married, they probably had a baby and then they just like went to war and said, I'll take this one for the team. I love my country.

[Ben]

I'm not sure if it was quite like that, but yeah, this is the.

[Ken]

Way they made it look in history books. Literally people in like a giant field just in lines.

[Ben]

Yeah.

[Mike]

So it's a pretty savage behavior. Yeah, it might be, it might be dumb. It could be considered dumb, but some people don't have a choice. But it's definitely like, that's a real savage. You know, like you're a tough. Yeah.

[Ben]

I think actually around the same time that like better rifles were made where you could have, you know, multiple shot rifles versus like muskets where you'd have to reload them. Yeah, that's like when people were going west though, and like Native American tribes were basically just taking out like western settlers. That's like the changing point, you know, these people would just get ambushed. You know. Native Americans. No, Native Americans, like on horse and, and, and they would just like circle them and just like take them all out. So like, you know, you only got.

[Mike]

One shot and they.

[Ken]

So they actually had the advantage with arrows and knives and spears. Yeah, essentially.

[Ben]

Yeah, for a while. And then basically I think once, you know, better weapon and, and rifles came out, that's when things changed. Things didn't. Yeah, because think about that, dude, you're. You're basically going across the country. Every time I go west, I think about this like when we're going through.

[Ryan]

Driving 85 miles an hour.

[Ben]

You out and it's just like straight up grasslands and, and obviously they're covered in Snow this time of the year, but you.

[Ryan]

Can fly in J every 100 miles or so.

[Ben]

Yeah. Yeah, but people were doing that. Living or trying to get to a better life. Carriage just on horse and all your stuff.

[Mike]

You got like a baby, a little kid.

[Ryan]

Your wife, she brought the damn organ that you told her she didn't need.

[Mike]

Life's a lot easier now, moral of the story, than there's just, I mean, different struggles. But it puts it in perspective, dude, to like, make it, you know.

[Ben]

Yeah. It's insane to think about, like. Think about, like, hunkering down and then living through a winter out west.

[Ryan]

I said that when we go snowmobiling, where we took the snow bike is in a pass. The lander cut off. It's in. The lander cut off. So some guy. I'm not super well versed in it, but anyway, the pioneers came through that valley. And I go, man, you think when they came through here on their horses and wagons, they ever thought a guy would be riding a Harley snow bike up here?

[Ben]

Imagine most people thought anyone would ever ride a Harley snow bike up there.

[Mike]

That's got to be the only one to ever do it. As far as I know, there's only been three Harley snow bikes because there's obviously that very first picture that was always floating around. Nobody knows if it was photoshopped real, but it's been out. Been out for maybe two years, wouldn't you guys say? And what is it? It's like a gray one.

[Ken]

Yeah.

[Mike]

It's been center sent to us so many times, but I never saw it go.

[Ken]

No video.

[Mike]

And then ironically, so we, you know, make this build happen and. And we're out filming it. We just finished filming it. And Harley Davidson drops like this promo video where they had a brand new 2024. We literally see it. We go, what? What are the odds? Why does this always happen? Because this happened with us and a few other videos, and we're like, how does that happen? Like, because we didn't know they were doing it. They didn't know we were doing it. And then just happens at the same time. Luckily, no one really called us out for. No one really said we copied Harley.

[Ben]

Yeah.

[Mike]

I don't think they had as much reach.

[Ryan]

No.

[Mike]

Which is weird. But their video didn't get as much.

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[Mike]

As much reviews.

[Ken]

And it was. It was like the most corporate, like, promo video ever.

[Mike]

Commercial, basically.

[Ken]

Literally, like, the day we filmed. Finally made it to Wyoming. We filmed the Harley. It went so awesome.

[Ben]

Yeah.

[Ken]

Can't wait to get it to you guys.

[Mike]

We're back at the house. Like, that was great. That went awesome.

[Ken]

Open Instagram.

[Mike]

And then we open it. What the. Like, what are the odds? What are the odds? That was unbelievable.

[Ben]

But it's funny how the Internet works. Like, you think you come up with this great idea, nobody's done it, and then you see that other people are doing it at like the same time, and it's like, whoa.

[Mike]

That happened with Whistling Diesel's. Well, we did the Hummer pontoon first. He had his video come out, but he had posted a. We had been planning on doing this Hummer pontoon since that winter. Like, we. But we had to wait for the ice to open up. That was the plan. That's why we did it. We must have done it in May. He posted a picture on a story of him with, like. It was basically just like a tight thing. You couldn't really tell, but it was his. His hellcat on top of like a raft looking hump or rap looking barge, pontoon, whatever you want to call it. And we go, no way. He's doing it right now, too. And luckily it took him longer to get his video out.

[Ben]

But he still thought we copied him.

[Mike]

Yeah, he did.

[Ken]

He did.

[Mike]

I don't know if he necessarily said we copied him, but in his video he said some people, like, took my story, but I was like, dude, we had already had the thing, I think already built by that time, but it was. We just hadn't dropped the video. And then, yeah, it was a misunderstanding. But then people tried saying we copied him, which we didn't. But it was just a very similar situation as the Harley snow bike. But I did see, like, another guy did it with, like, a smart car, which I would say that guy had to have copied us. Or was it a smart car?

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Or is it Prius? Yeah, like, because, I mean, ours had already came out. And then he did it, which I think was even before whistling. So maybe he was talking about him. But also, dude, at the end of.

[Ben]

The day, though, who cares?

[Mike]

Yeah, I don't care at all either.

[Ken]

You know, it is like.

[Mike]

But I'm just clearing it up. Like, how that's happened. I talked.

[Ben]

I actually talked to his crew about that.

[Mike]

Did you tell him?

[Ben]

Yeah, I told him. I was like, yeah, we were making that thing and then whistling dropped like, that picture and we were like, oh, like, yeah, you know, he's gonna think that we're copying him.

[Mike]

We also have Steve Hamilton because we were in a hot tub with Steve Hamilton because in Florida we Were in Florida with him hanging out. And when he posts that picture, we were like, fuck. And then we told Steve, we're like, we're building this right now. And we showed him the pics at home. So we do have that.

[Ben]

Yeah.

[Mike]

So, like, collaborate. Collaborate our story, whatever it's called.

[Ben]

His crew is, like, you know, thought it was, like, kind of funny because, like, whistling was, like, kind of throwing shots in the video. They were like, yeah, dude, why don't you guys, like, start beef back?

[Ken]

Like.

[Ben]

Like, kind of like make. Make beef. And we. I was like, we ain't doing that no chance. And he was. They thought it was funny.

[Mike]

For one, that's not our style. For two, I think he'd win.

[Ben]

Yeah. It wouldn't end well.

[Mike]

Yeah. It's just not our thing, man.

[Ken]

Both very. We're not accurate answers.

[Mike]

We're not really into the beefing or the drama. And also, he's just way better. He just never stopped, like, in terms of that.

[Ryan]

Thankfully, they were different.

[Mike]

His was cool. I liked it.

[Ken]

Yeah.

[Ryan]

His had high horsepower, big spinning wheels. Ours was more of a floating, like, slow. No, ours was amphibious.

[Mike]

Leaking oil, but, you know, got around oil. Yeah, ours was amphibious. So that's. We do have that for us.

[Ryan]

And it'll come off that pole up there.

[Mike]

Just. I was wondering about that. The middle of the night was when I couldn't sleep. I was like, I wonder what people think when they go past and it's like this. It just looks like such a contraption. Like, if you didn't know.

[Ken]

Yesterday, driving by, I went, I just. Like, I've driven by a million times. But yesterday I went, man, it just is like.

[Mike]

It looks kind of like a piece of junk up.

[Ken]

Big old Hummer pontoon on a pole. What are we doing?

[Mike]

But I think we should take it down and obviously use it. But we're gonna have to replace with something. I thought about maybe, like, the Shambo.

[Ryan]

That's what just came to my mind.

[Mike]

Like, the Shambo would maybe be cool because then most people will be like, damn, they got a Lamborghini up on the pole. Like, it's not gonna be too much skin off our back.

[Ryan]

It's actually the perfect, perfect distance away that no matter how close you try to get, it'll look cool. It still look good.

[Mike]

And then the neighbors don't have to look at the Hummer pontoon. They. To look at a fake Lamborghini.

[Ben]

Yeah, that's a lot better.

[Ken]

Yeah, we do it for the neighbors. Spare them having to look at that.

[Mike]

They like when, when you guys go riding. Cuz they comment on our videos like oh, that's good. Hey thanks for the show. Like it was fun watching and stuff. So they actually enjoy it.

[Ken]

Yeah, I forget which neighbor it is.

[Mike]

But it's right across.

[Ken]

Yeah, you cross the road. They was stopped over one time and the amount of stuff. Stuff that he referenced that he's seen us do was he's like, yeah, we love watching your track days. That was pretty funny. When was it Evan, that went out on the R1 snow bike. You guys had that duck floaty out there trying to retrieve it and, and you know, watching stuff in the pond. We love the pontoon Hummer. That rail you guys put up is crazy.

[Mike]

Man.

[Ken]

You got a good set of binoculars on you.

[Mike]

Yeah, dude, no kidding. I, I do want preface. We do not, not like making like. No, we wanna, you know, pissing the neighbors off and, and we do.

[Ben]

I think we're enemies.

[Mike]

Yeah, we do pretty good job of, of doing our best not to. And I mean it's tough when you watch Ken's house segment because like that was causing quite a scene. But they were happy at the end of the day.

[Ben]

So we get cleaned up.

[Ken]

I think one thing that we're, I mean we're just adults now, but we'll just talk to them. Like really if even if someone's like we find out that someone's seriously hates our guts, we're still willing to talk to him.

[Ben]

Yeah, yeah, that's. That's like the most annoying part is when you hear people like talking around town and then they won't say anything. Yeah, they won't say anything to us.

[Mike]

It's like, dude, I think it's easy to just hate on without really like just to kind of like much easier. Oh yeah. You know, like screw that guy. Like it's. Or whatever. Like whenever anyone's doing something a little different, it's pretty easy to just kind of hate on.

[Ben]

But yeah, I get that too. And I, and like like as a neighbor it would certain things be annoying, but like I feel like if you knew us or you talked to us, you'd be at least a little bit more okay with it because you know, it's not like we're trying to.

[Mike]

The thing is though, like when we do stuff, there's never anyone around because we typically do it during like the week and work out. People are working. We don't like doing stuff when other people are around. Like that's just the thing. Like, like we even set kind of like a Time where the track's not supposed to be used in the summer, but it does. It should be getting used. Like, sometimes it gets. Goes past that, but we're always very courteous just because we don't want to have loud dirt bikes and whatever going on after 8 o'. Clock. So it's.

[Ken]

Whenever I hang with that Evan kid.

[Mike]

That guy has a. You have a hard time pulling him off the track.

[Ken]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. And we just, like, we push past the. The boundaries of the time that we should be out. But I'm always like, dude. And I'm like, probably a bad advocate too. Like, I'm like, dude, as long as it's before 10, who cares? Obviously, that's not actually true. But then when Evan's like, let's go ride Papios at 12:30am and I'm just like, it's a no from me, brother.

[Mike]

You're maturing, Mike.

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[Ken]

As much as I want to.

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[Mike]

I think we've. I think we. This all we got. Or I'm sure we got more, but.

[Ben]

We'Ll come back next week.

[Mike]

Save it for next week. We always got next week.

[Ryan]

Yeah, I think so.

[Mike]

All right, well, if you guys haven't subscribed yet, hit the subscribe button. What were you gonna say?

[Ken]

I was just gonna say, if you haven't already, go check the website out. Go check out the. The edit of the Ram. Just all of it. Go check out the new merch. And we really appreciate the sport on that.

[Mike]

God, that insta edit got me looking at that.

[Ken]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Exhaust pipe kind of funny on the ram, you know what I'm saying?

[Ken]

Speaking of, I got a new tip to put on that, so.

[Ben]

Oh, there we go.

[Mike]

That'll actually look good.

[Ken]

Yeah, let's do that.

[Ryan]

To work.

[Ken]

We go.

[Ben]

Okay. All right, we'll see you guys next week.