Ep 264: Body By Quiche

Summary

This Is Important – Ep 264: "Body By Quiche"

iHeartPodcasts | September 16, 2025
Hosts: Adam Devine, Anders "Ders" Holm, Blake Anderson, Kyle Newacheck

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Overview

In this episode, the TII crew goes all-in on the chaos and camaraderie that defines their friendship, cycling through topics from competitive drinking games to accidental weight gain and body image, the nutritional dangers of quiche, and college party nostalgia. There’s also plenty of behind-the-scenes talk about the upcoming "This Is Important Cruise," daily eating habits, fitness gripes, and a heavy dose of off-the-cuff humor. If you've ever questioned your own eating routines, how to win at party competitions, or what to do when you accidentally say "I love you" too soon, this one is for you.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Media Moments & Political Memes

• Howard Dean's infamous scream is referenced humorously, with speculation about whether he’s available on Cameo for cruise announcements.

  “You can't do anything if you're a politician. You can't show any real emotion because the second you do… you're memified.” — Blake (04:13)

• The crew muses on the power of media and public perception, rallying for "release the files!" but admitting they wouldn’t read them—just want the bullet points (05:43).

2. Cruise Planning & Party God Dreams

• Excitement for the upcoming TII Cruise dominates:
  • Brainstorming party competitions like flip cup, beer pong, keg stands, and belly flops (10:53).
  • Custom idea: a "Party God" championship belt for the ultimate partier—though hosts debate whether they should be allowed to compete for it (08:09).
  • The cruise will feature games, theme nights, stand-up, music, and potentially offbeat group fitness like "broga" (beer + yoga).
• “It really is. Like, I love chugging beers with my boys. With some sort of competition baked in.” — Blake (11:16)
• Adam confesses to solo beer pong training, to his friends’ amusement (11:41).

3. Eating, Dieting, and the Quiche Debacle

• Blake’s accidental weight gain: Lost track of calories while writing a script with a legendary (quiche-obsessed) 75-year-old collaborator.
  • "So five days a week for the last couple weeks, I've been eating quiche. ... I looked at the calorie count ... 2,000 calories." — Blake (14:29, 14:58)
• The calorie-laden quiche is blamed for rapid weight gain; the hosts poke fun at measuring food, bodybuilder habits, and self-shaming.
  • “Quiche to the dome.” — Adam (16:05)
• Between dietary interventions and friendly roastings, Adam and Ders prod Blake about his meal preferences (beef jerky, chicken pot pie) and compulsive calorie tracking.

4. Dialing In Vs. Living Life: Food, Fitness & Body Image

• Food weighing & the ‘dial-in’ lifestyle:
  • Blake details his use of food scales and dieting apps, admits it’s become a (possibly unhealthy) compulsion, and debates the merits with his looser-eating friends (18:18–20:40).
  • “It's so antithetical to any healthy perspective about food. ... As opposed to just like, going, I think I've had too much.” — Ders (20:16)
• Generational metabolism envy:
  • Adam and Blake lament slower metabolisms and poke fun at where each other gains weight (“You literally gain weight in the perfect place... gorgeous titties.” — Adam, 19:40)
• Blake’s woes about his peloton being banished to a hot outdoor shed further highlight the crew’s fitness struggles (21:44).

5. Nuggets, Macros, and Midnight Snacks

• Debate: Breaded vs. Grilled – Recommendations for grilled nuggets (Chick-fil-A) and discussions of "macros" (macronutrients).
  • “The macros on these grilled nugs are through the roof.” — Blake (32:04)
• Nighttime cravings:
  • Adam confesses to late-night jelly bean binges:

    “I'll be like crushing jelly beans at night. That's not good.” (24:06)
    “I'm throwing away anything that isn't the elite jelly bean.” (24:26)

• Lunch comes out as the universally agreed best meal.

6. Fitness, Broga & ‘Aggro Yoga’

• Workout talk covers rowing machines (hurting Blake’s back), the challenges of stretching, and how none of them are really yoga or Pilates guys.
• Adam proposes "aggro yoga" and the group settles on inventing “broga” (bro-yoga) for their cruise (37:01–37:20).
• Pogo balls, rolling trays, and other wild swag ideas for cruise giveaways are pitched (38:25–39:16).

7. Absurd Anecdotes, Outrageous Party Stories, and Pickup ‘Lines’

• Blake tells stories of misguided attempts at romance, including accidentally saying "I love you" after talking to his parents and immediately calling a girl back to retract it (52:39).
• The guys swap dating parent-meeting horror stories, and reminisce about the pitfalls of youthful relationships.

8. Workaholics House & College Party Nostalgia

• Fond—and wild—memories:
  • Solitary beer pong, house parties escalating to roommate fights (62:30), and learning “pickup lines” from movies or by accident at parties.
  • "Kyle was a terror back in the day"—Blake recounts a drunken, comical fight with Kyle after a thwarted flirtation (62:44).

9. Music & Fame: From Makonnen to College Gigs

• The hosts share memories of their brief DJ phase, opening for "I Love Makonnen" and tossing chips into sparse college crowds (42:34, 44:52).
• Reflections on fleeting fame, musicians’ side gigs, and viral stories like Sean Kingston’s legal trouble after a jet ski accident (43:52).
• Musical nostalgia: "Going Up On a Tuesday" takes everyone to a time of romantic beginnings and club nights (46:12).

10. Closing Thoughts & Cruise Push

• Adam and Blake hype the cruise's diverse activities—games, theme nights, stand-ups, and podcast tapings—as the apex of the TII fan experience. Tickets are selling, themes are brewing, and everyone is invited, cruise-newbies included (66:40–67:44).
• “We're going to have lots of, lots of fun on this…” — Adam (66:40)

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Notable Quotes & Moments (with Timestamps)

• On political memes and media:

  “You can't do anything if you're a politician. You can't show any real emotion because the second you do… you're memified.” – Blake (04:13)

• Cruise Party God:

  “Wouldn't you just love to wear that [Party God] thing around the cruise and have everybody be just bowing to you now or your neighborhood when you get home?” – Adam (08:25)

• Quiche Fiasco:

  “They're 2,000 calories... I'm eating a day's worth of calories eating quiche with this man.” – Blake (14:58)

• Dieting & Metabolism:

  “My metabolism has slowed to a whole—it's crazy the amount I work out and how good I eat. I look like a man who doesn't do any of that stuff.” – Blake (18:10)

• Midnight Snacks:

  “I'll be like crushing jelly beans at night. That's not good.” – Adam (24:06)

• On caloric guilt:

  “Hey, it must be so nice... your collegiate level metabolism where the only place you gain fat is your titties. Your boobs are huge.” – Blake (19:27)

• Meeting Parents:

  “Most of my jokes are jizz based and I feel like that's inappropriate.” – Blake (58:01) “You don’t ever have to, like, approach that bridge anymore. Like, saying I love you to somebody for the first time. It's kind of crazy.” – Adam (54:45)

• On exercise and masculinity:

  “Why don’t you start aggro yoga. That could be like a real avenue for... If broga doesn’t exist, we gotta do it on the cruise.” – Adam (37:01)

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Memorable TII Moments

• Adam's accidental "I love you" call-back after a phone slip (52:39)
• The Party God competition and championship belt fantasy (08:23)
• Blake’s calorie-counting quiche deep-dive, with “quiche to the dome” battle cry (16:05)
• Wild party stories: beer pong, isolated midnight snacks; solo back-yard beer pong with mirrors (11:41)
• Fighting Kyle like “a koala climbing a tree” after a drunken party intervention (63:37)
• Inventing “Broga”—beer yoga for bros, coming soon to a cruise near you (37:20)
• DJing for 45 people at the height of Workaholics’ fame… and loving it (44:53)

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Important Timestamps

• 00:03:50 — Howard Dean/Yelling Politicians (“memified”)
• 00:06:24 — Cruise brainstorming & “ThisCruiseIsImportant.com”
• 00:10:53 — Games planned for the cruise, Party God belt idea
• 00:14:29–15:10 — Quiche for lunch: The weight gain saga
• 00:18:18–20:40 — Food weighing, body image, metabolism
• 00:24:06 — Late-night jelly bean confessions
• 00:32:04 — Grilled nuggets, “macros,” and dietary deep-dives
• 00:37:01–37:20 — Invention of “Broga”
• 00:52:39 — Accidental “I love you” anecdote
• 01:02:44 — The Kyle “koala fight” party story
• 01:06:40 — Rehype and details: TII Cruise plans

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Tone, Vibe, and Takeaways

• The signature banter is crass and goofy, but honest, with vulnerability about aging, food anxieties, and friendships.
• The energy oscillates between earnest (body image, nostalgia) and utterly ridiculous (competitive poultry statistics, fighting like koalas, quiche).
• The episode is peppered with callbacks to Workaholics, inside jokes, and irreverent detours—always with self-aware, affectionate roasting.
• Fans should expect a little wisdom, lots of chaos, and a detailed invitation to party—quiche not required.

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Transcript

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[Blake Anderson]

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[Adam Devine]

Welcome to this Is Important, a production of iHeartRadio, the show where we only talk about what is most obviously very crucially important. Today on this Is Important.

[Blake Anderson]

Most of my jokes are jizz based.

[Adam Devine]

I'm throwing away anything that isn't the elite Jelly bean.

[Ders]

Is this a freak off? Let's go.

[Adam Devine]

Who was that politician? He got. He like derailed his whole entire.

[Ders]

John Dean. Jimmy Dean, the song.

[Adam Devine]

Yeah. Something Dean.

[Ders]

That Harry.

[Blake Anderson]

Howard Dean Howard. Something with an A. Yeah, yeah.

[Ders]

Howard Dean Dino.

[Blake Anderson]

Yeah.

[Ders]

You think his friends call him Dino Dino?

[Blake Anderson]

If they're cool. If. If he's cool.

[Adam Devine]

Dino the dinosaur.

[Blake Anderson]

Yeah. You can't do anything if you're a politician. You can't show any real emotion because the second you do, it was crazy. It's. You're memified and. And you're. And you're.

[Adam Devine]

What was he. I got to go back and look what we so jazzed about.

[Ders]

That seemed targeted, I think.

[Blake Anderson]

And then, and then it's all targeted. It's all targeted.

[Adam Devine]

What was he so hyped about?

[Ders]

America.

[Blake Anderson]

Yeah.

[Adam Devine]

America.

[Blake Anderson]

Yeah. He probably is probably our cruise announcement. He heard the cruise announcement was.

[Adam Devine]

Oh, hell yeah. Okay.

[Ders]

We tell him Howard Dean will be on the cruise.

[Blake Anderson]

He was like, yes.

[Adam Devine]

He's going to do morning announcements. Yeah, yeah.

[Blake Anderson]

His cruise is important. Yeah.

[Adam Devine]

You think we could cameo him? I bet he's on cameo. We need to start getting some cameos to read.

[Ders]

He's going to be hosting the dry T shirt contest.

[Adam Devine]

Oh, nobody's going to have a drier shirt than me, baby.

[Ders]

How many yo's are we giving her?

[Adam Devine]

Yowza, yowza, yowza.

[Ders]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. It was very strange. Like in a way where I'm like, are they just going after this dude? Because he's actually going to change the United States of America for the better.

[Blake Anderson]

I don't remember anything about him or his politics.

[Ders]

I don't either, except for that thing.

[Blake Anderson]

The only thing I remember is him.

[Ders]

Going, yeah, but doesn't that tell you the power of big media?

[Blake Anderson]

Yeah. We're so poly charged. Out the game, man.

[Adam Devine]

This is important.

[Blake Anderson]

Dude, release the files.

[Adam Devine]

That shit's important.

[Blake Anderson]

Release one file.

[Ders]

Which ones?

[Blake Anderson]

Hey, doesn't matter. We want them released.

[Adam Devine]

All of them. We want every file released. I want to skim through X Files.

[Ders]

The release.

[Adam Devine]

I want. I want the files released. And then I want somebody to tell me what they said because. Going to read no files, bro.

[Blake Anderson]

We're not going to read.

[Adam Devine]

No.

[Blake Anderson]

We're not going to read any files. No.

[Adam Devine]

Give me the bullet points.

[Blake Anderson]

We just got done talking to six man, which, yes, we did. I didn't know ex. That was their name, but that's just kind of a six sick name. Six man. They are the production team behind the cruise. And we were tossing some ideas around, kind of getting.

[Ders]

Yeah, behind. What cruise? What cruise are we talking about?

[Blake Anderson]

This cruise is important.com where you can get your tickets for a sick cabin.

[Adam Devine]

I'm telling you what. It was getting me psyched up. I'm already psyched. But that kind of gets me really hyped because it starts to get real in my mind. Yeah, it starts to get really real in my mind.

[Ders]

Yeah. Zooms get you off.

[Blake Anderson]

Yeah.

[Adam Devine]

You're.

[Blake Anderson]

Yeah. Were you doing a bit the entire time where you're jerking off because you're so excited, Blake, where you're doing that bit?

[Adam Devine]

Yeah, yeah, I was doing. I was running that bit class.

[Blake Anderson]

We all were doing that bit about how excited we.

[Adam Devine]

We were.

[Blake Anderson]

Remember how in Workaholics when we would. The multiple times that we were jerking off in that show.

[Adam Devine]

Every show. Every.

[Blake Anderson]

That you couldn't just jerk. So this is me jerking off. You can't really tell. I'm sort of jiggling, but you can't really tell.

[Adam Devine]

It's more in your face, if anything. The way you clench your teeth.

[Blake Anderson]

No, I go. Slack John.

[Adam Devine]

I go.

[Blake Anderson]

No, you. They were like, you have to really sell it. Sell it in the shoulder. So we're. We're jerking off, like, right. Really crazy.

[Ders]

And weirdly, that's how I do it now.

[Adam Devine]

Yeah. I. But I learned.

[Blake Anderson]

Hey, it rubbed off.

[Adam Devine]

Learn the hard way.

[Ders]

Yes, points.

[Adam Devine]

I'm coming.

[Ders]

Yes points. Give yourself some points for the hard way one. Yes, points.

[Adam Devine]

And I said I'm coming, so.

[Blake Anderson]

Yes, points.

[Ders]

I don't get that one round of.

[Blake Anderson]

Yeah, round of points.

[Ders]

I actually don't get what the point is for the coming one.

[Adam Devine]

Okay. It's a bagel.

[Blake Anderson]

There we go. And the cruise to go back to the cruise and why we're so excited. What. What makes you most excited about what we're talking about? I know I was. Some stuff we can't talk about, but things we can. So I want Blake to say what he's most.

[Adam Devine]

Oh, I really like. Well, we're getting to, like, brainstorm ideas, and I really like the idea of kind of getting some Kind of cool customized championship belt for the cruise where we have some sort of party competition where we can crown.

[Ders]

Yeah.

[Blake Anderson]

A party God.

[Adam Devine]

Party God of the party. Wouldn't you just love to wear that thing around the cruise and have everybody be just bowing to you now or.

[Ders]

Your neighborhood when you get home?

[Blake Anderson]

Now, I wonder, like, are we the. Obviously, we're the judges, but part of me is like, hey, cut me loose. I kind of want to win. I kind of want to be the party God.

[Ders]

Yeah. But it's. This is like, you're a coach now, Adam. You're a coach now.

[Blake Anderson]

Man, that sucks. I can't play in the game.

[Ders]

You could do a Bill Russell. You could play a player coach.

[Adam Devine]

We could maybe put you in a disguise and have people not even know it's you. And you can compete in something.

[Blake Anderson]

Just a prosthetic nose.

[Ders]

Yeah. Like, what is the football show with homeboy?

[Adam Devine]

Huh?

[Blake Anderson]

Oh, the one with which.

[Ders]

Which they. I guess I just don't understand. I thought they did it with an actual NFL player who went to, like, the combine or whatever.

[Adam Devine]

What show is this now?

[Ders]

And then now they're just doing it again with a guy who's not an NFL player.

[Adam Devine]

Is this, like, Undercover Boss?

[Blake Anderson]

But yeah, essentially. I think the story there was. It was a. It was Eli Manning, right? And Eli Manning went on. Was it Eli or. Or it was.

[Ders]

It was Eli. And then he went to, like, a college. Hey, we're checking out quarterbacks today to see if you guys want to walk on. And he was just, like, being a professional quarterback.

[Blake Anderson]

And then you. They did something to his face to make him look differently. He just has a cannon.

[Adam Devine]

So it's like when. When Uncle Drew. Like when Kyrie Irving. Similar makeup and then.

[Ders]

But I guess I'm asking, like, what is the joke about a guy who's not a professional?

[Adam Devine]

He's just hot as he takes his nose off, and you're like, oh, yeah.

[Ders]

Everybody comes right there on the 50 yard line. Yeah.

[Blake Anderson]

Maybe that's the second episode. He gets a. He gets a nose job and. And suddenly you're. You're just Randy. But it's a fake note. Yeah. What is it?

[Ders]

And is. It's. It's scripted, right?

[Blake Anderson]

It is.

[Ders]

And is it about a guy who's in. Who's playing a. I don't get it. Well, hey, hey, maybe we'll talk about it on the cruise.

[Blake Anderson]

That's fine. All I know.

[Ders]

That's all I know.

[Blake Anderson]

I'm gonna go deep undercover to win this party God championship.

[Adam Devine]

You gotta make sure. This belt is cool as hell too. Something that somebody can keep forever and have it on their mantle. Yeah.

[Ders]

We'll send some glue and rhinestones your way.

[Blake Anderson]

It's gonna be when we went down, like, the games and, like, there's flip cup, there's beer pong, there's. There's belly flop competition. There's all kinds of keg stand. I'm like, this is my dream day. It really is. Like, I love chugging beers with my boys. Yep. With some sort of competition. Baked in.

[Adam Devine]

Right. I can attest to that.

[Blake Anderson]

That's. That's my wheelhouse. I love you.

[Ders]

Died doing that. You're good with that, right?

[Blake Anderson]

Yeah. That's a good way to go out.

[Ders]

Yeah.

[Blake Anderson]

That is it. I don't play. I. There's not enough. As you get older, there's not enough real competition. Remember how often we would play beer pong or beer dice or some kind of beer drinking game?

[Ders]

Yeah.

[Blake Anderson]

At the. At the workaholics house when we lived there, it was a damn near every night occurrence.

[Adam Devine]

It was interesting.

[Ders]

Adam, you were doing that alone.

[Adam Devine]

Yeah. It was almost like you were practicing your shots.

[Blake Anderson]

I just had a bunch of mirrors. Mirrors set up.

[Ders]

Yeah. Just training.

[Adam Devine]

It's like, damn. Adam's been playing beer pong by himself.

[Ders]

For a long time with, like, the side raised up 90 degrees. Just chucking it against himself, I guess.

[Blake Anderson]

I got a drink. Yeah, it was a. For Forest Gump practicing ping pong.

[Adam Devine]

You know what? Now that you mentioned that, though, we might want to, like, go train a little bit so we don't get on this cruise and then, like, somebody challenges you to beer pong, and you look like a total dweeb out there.

[Blake Anderson]

Well, it's not even that. I think I. I'll be good at the beer pong. I just. I've been drinking so much less this last year.

[Ders]

Yeah.

[Blake Anderson]

I mean, it's. It sucks. I hate my life, but.

[Adam Devine]

Yeah.

[Blake Anderson]

So I'm gonna have to gear up, I think, in December of this year. I'm gonna. I'm gonna say, hey, the. The. The wheels are off.

[Ders]

Yeah.

[Adam Devine]

Have you warned the family?

[Blake Anderson]

My body just spasms and I. I tense up and can't. You have to wheel me onto the cruise, but hopefully not.

[Ders]

Thing sucks. Yeah. On today's podcast, Blake and I are here to give you an intervention that you're not drinking enough.

[Adam Devine]

Hey. Oh, yeah. Oh, save it for the ship, dude.

[Ders]

You're. You're just. You're not really carrying your weight as you used to and.

[Blake Anderson]

Oh, yeah. What Drinking weight.

[Adam Devine]

Yeah, yeah, we need you to, we need you to drink a little more.

[Ders]

It's time to right your wrongs.

[Blake Anderson]

I, yeah, and I, I, I've been, I've been inching back towards it this summer. I kind of, I kind of let it fly a little bit more, more than I have in the past year or so. So this summer. And that's, that's part of the issue that I've been dealing with. I, I gained like 10 pounds. And I was like, I, I was kind of pumped at how lean and mean I was there for a minute.

[Ders]

You were so mean.

[Blake Anderson]

You were yelling at me when I get skinny. You're a monster mean dude. Yeah, you're, I'm a vicious. But yeah, so I gained like 10 or 15 pounds. And so I'm trying to lose it in the last like three weeks. I'm like really dialed in the diet. I did all the things. I'm like weighing the food, I'm measuring stuff. But I'm writing.

[Ders]

You do need an intervention.

[Adam Devine]

Yeah.

[Blake Anderson]

Your boobs are huge. I'm writing this movie, which I've told you guys about with this, I can't talk about the movie, but with this legendary writer, director, it's a never ending story.

[Ders]

It, but it's just, and it's cool that you and Mel Gibson are doing that. Yeah, go ahead.

[Blake Anderson]

Stuff, guys. The guy's 75 years old, right. So, so it's just me and him riding together. He's super funny, he's super sharp, but he's like, I'm going to supply the, the food for lunch. And I'm like, yeah, but the guy almost exclusively eats quiche. So I have a quiche.

[Adam Devine]

Like, like egg casserole quiche.

[Blake Anderson]

Exactly. And so I, I eat it or any other. I eat a quiche every day. So. So five days a week for the last couple weeks, I've been eating quiche. And you know, it's, they're delicious. But I, all of a sudden I'm like looking at my, you know, I weigh in in the morning and I'm like, Jesus Christ. I'm gaining more and more weight. I'm not losing any weight loss. I didn't realize. I looked at the calorie count of these quiche.

[Adam Devine]

Oh dear.

[Blake Anderson]

They're 2, 000 calories. Your boobs are huge. I'm eating a day's worth of calories eating quiche with this man. Because it's just cheese, eggs and dairy.

[Adam Devine]

And is it a pie cr. Is it in a pie crust?

[Blake Anderson]

It's in a pie crust.

[Adam Devine]

Yeah. Yeah. Quiches are pretty good. They're like a little bite sized ones you get at Costco. Hello.

[Ders]

You don't think you can tell this guy you're good on quiche for a little.

[Blake Anderson]

I think. Well, now that I know. I just thought I was just like. I didn't. I realize that they were this bad for you. I thought I was like half of that. I thought I was eating maybe a thousand calories and then I'm trying to eat good yokesh. Yeah, but it was. It was. I was talking with Isaac the other day, and I'm like, I eat quiche every day. And he's like. And Isaac, for whatever reason, the one thing Isaac knows about is the calorie content of quiche. And he's like, he doesn't know anything about our careers or. Or any executive that he should know, but he knows the calorie content. He's like, holy shit, dude, that's like 2,000 calories. I'm like, no, it's not. And then I looked it up. Sure as hell, it's 2,000 fucking calories that I'm eating. Getting radical, dude.

[Adam Devine]

Quiche to the dome.

[Ders]

Yeah, I feel like that's for like obese. Like English ladies, they just smash quiche.

[Blake Anderson]

But this guy's skinny as hell. He's skinny as hell, but he's 75.

[Adam Devine]

When you're 75, you're. You start to wither a bit, don't you?

[Ders]

Yeah, that's all. That's all he's eating all day. That's the meal.

[Blake Anderson]

I think you're right.

[Adam Devine]

Have you looked at his ass? Does he have a quiche ass?

[Blake Anderson]

He doesn't have a key stage. He's. He's just a lean, mean, joke writing machine, this guy.

[Adam Devine]

Have you seen him nude? Have you seen him?

[Blake Anderson]

I have.

[Ders]

No, not yet.

[Blake Anderson]

I've not.

[Ders]

Not yet.

[Adam Devine]

Might unstrap his bell and he's just a dump truck. Folds out.

[Blake Anderson]

Yeah. Hey, who knows?

[Ders]

But what do you want to be eating? If you had your druthers. Your druthers, what would you be like? Hey, actually, today, Mel, beef jerky. This is what we're getting.

[Blake Anderson]

Yes, sir.

[Ders]

I'll get some.

[Blake Anderson]

Just something. Something light, just a. A beef lasagna.

[Ders]

You're like. I was like. You're being Blake Anderson level specific here. Come on.

[Blake Anderson]

Just something like that. Yeah, just. I don't know. Yeah, just something light like a chicken pot pie with a parmesan crust. I think what you.

[Ders]

I think what you're learning about is that he eats like a writer and you eat like an actor.

[Blake Anderson]

Yeah, that's.

[Ders]

Somebody help me.

[Blake Anderson]

That's exactly right.

[Adam Devine]

Okay.

[Ders]

I like that like, writers aren't like eating the chicken cutlets and weighing that. You weigh your food.

[Blake Anderson]

I do.

[Adam Devine]

What?

[Blake Anderson]

I'm trying when I'm dialing it in and I'm trying to.

[Adam Devine]

What?

[Ders]

Yeah, I've just never heard just eat less.

[Blake Anderson]

No, you weigh. So you know the. Exactly the amount.

[Ders]

Who weighs?

[Adam Devine]

He does.

[Blake Anderson]

I do. I weigh the food.

[Ders]

I. I know, but I'm saying, like, who.

[Adam Devine]

Where'd you get this from? What Instagram did you stumble upon?

[Ders]

This sounds so like over the top.

[Blake Anderson]

No, this is how you become the elite bodybuilding freak show that I am.

[Ders]

But my point is that you're not. So what are we doing here?

[Blake Anderson]

Well, I'm not. Because I eat quiche. No, because I eat Keith freak.

[Adam Devine]

See ya.

[Blake Anderson]

That's it.

[Ders]

Let me ask you one question. In the bodybuilding episode of Workaholics.

[Blake Anderson]

That's right.

[Ders]

Did you weigh any food to get that bod?

[Adam Devine]

Well, you was 20.

[Blake Anderson]

I was 22 years old. However old I was. I guess I was 25.

[Ders]

I mean, do you. But I just feel like if you just.

[Blake Anderson]

No, no, no, I was. I would. That was, you know, what, 16 years ago.

[Adam Devine]

Holy moly.

[Blake Anderson]

My bot. My metabolism has slowed load to a whole. It's great. It's crazy the amount I work out and how good I eat. I look like a. A man who doesn't do any of that stuff.

[Adam Devine]

You look like Silly Putty.

[Ders]

Yeah, there you go again.

[Blake Anderson]

Fat shaming me.

[Ders]

No, no, no, no.

[Adam Devine]

Sorry. I've had a lot of coffee this morning.

[Ders]

I'm sweating through my shirt. Do you enjoy the process? Do your thing.

[Blake Anderson]

Yeah, I don't. I mean, it's not all the time. It's just when I'm trying to dial it in and. And then I go, okay. And then. And then you can. And then you can eye it. Because you always over eat. You always overeat. When you think like a cup of cereal is a cup of cereal. It's not. You just poured yourself.

[Ders]

But just don't eat cereal. Obviously cereal is awful for you.

[Adam Devine]

Good though.

[Ders]

Well, there's donate cereal.

[Blake Anderson]

Well, sure. There's a protein cereal that is much, much better.

[Ders]

Yeah, but just eat protein.

[Blake Anderson]

What about.

[Ders]

Aren't you the king of like. Didn't you just eat like, like loose, loose meats? Like cold cuts? Yeah, just.

[Blake Anderson]

Yes.

[Ders]

What happened to that?

[Blake Anderson]

Usually I just will have like. Or just like chicken. I'll just have, like, a chicken breast.

[Ders]

Yeah, but why do you have to weigh a chicken breast?

[Blake Anderson]

Because some chicken breasts. So if you're a big old fatty chicken breast, you might.

[Ders]

Yeah, but worst case scenario, you just ate chicken breast. It's not a big deal.

[Blake Anderson]

Hey, it must be. Oh, Ders, it must be so nice. I'm just asking this collegiate level metabolism where the only place you gain fat is your titties. It must be so. Your boobs are huge.

[Adam Devine]

Me, you literally gain weight in the perfect.

[Ders]

No complaints. Yeah.

[Blake Anderson]

Gain it in the sexiest. In the sexiest place possible. Dirt.

[Ders]

Yeah.

[Blake Anderson]

And I'm over here, and I'm looking like a bag of old porridge. It's a moldy old porridge that is clumping.

[Adam Devine]

Hey.

[Ders]

Yeah.

[Adam Devine]

Stop talking about my friend like that, man.

[Ders]

Yeah, I just. It's, like, so anti. And that's why I backed up and I said, if it's your thing, do it. But it's so anthetic way over here.

[Blake Anderson]

Yeah, it's just because I'm a bodybuilder.

[Ders]

I'm just saying it's just so antithetical to, like, any healthy perspective about food where it's like you're weighing every ounce as opposed to just, like, going, I think I've had too much. Or, like, great. Like, I'm gonna. I'm gonna work out for an extra half hour today because last night I had two drinks or whatever.

[Blake Anderson]

Yeah. And that's how I normally am. But when I'm dialing it in, I will measure just so I go, like, okay.

[Ders]

And at what point do you see that you're.

[Adam Devine]

When does the dial?

[Blake Anderson]

No, usually it'll be. It'll just be a few weeks. And then I start to see the. The weights start to go down. And then I go, okay, that's the amount.

[Ders]

And what are your.

[Blake Anderson]

Eating this just to drop the 10 pounds that I just fucking put on like, that.

[Adam Devine]

You look great.

[Ders]

And I guess what I'm getting to is, like, you're talking about dialing it in. Is there a world where you just have a different lifestyle where it's like, it's not pedal to the metal, having a good time, eating whatever you want and then dialing it in. And it's just like, I'm Adam Devine. I don't drink six nights a week. I drink three. And I eat chicken that I haven't weighed and peanut butter for a late night snack if I want or whatever.

[Blake Anderson]

Yeah, that's. That's how I normally am. But this summer, I went A little. I got a little off the rails. Yeah, I can't stop eating. And then I ate quiche for two weeks straight. And then I got way off the rails.

[Ders]

Yeah, the quiche, dude, the quiche. And can you. Psych. Can you cycle anymore?

[Blake Anderson]

I just started to do it again and. But my wife put my peloton in the shed. The.

[Ders]

She put your peloton where? In the.

[Blake Anderson]

In the shed, dude, in the shed. And there's no, There's. Yeah, there's stuff stacked in there. It's 112 degrees in there. I'm like, yeah, this is. I can't. I can't work out on this peloton.

[Ders]

Just get ac.

[Adam Devine]

Well, not in the.

[Blake Anderson]

It's in the shed.

[Ders]

Just get AC on the side there. I put AC in my garage and turned it into a gym slash storage.

[Blake Anderson]

Oh, everything's so easy for you.

[Adam Devine]

Come on.

[Ders]

Didn't have to weigh anything. Jeez, I'm pissed now with your.

[Blake Anderson]

With your collegiate level metabolism. The only place you gain weight.

[Adam Devine]

Gorgeous titties.

[Blake Anderson]

Gorgeous floppy titties.

[Adam Devine]

Man, you got delicious.

[Blake Anderson]

Must be nice.

[Adam Devine]

Delicious.

[Ders]

Double D. Blake, have you ever weighed food?

[Blake Anderson]

Your boobs are huge. Well, Blake doesn't eat food.

[Adam Devine]

1. I do.

[Ders]

Adam, Adam, I'm asking Blazer.

[Adam Devine]

Yeah, no, I've never weighed. Come on, man. You know very well I. I've never weighed food.

[Blake Anderson]

Come on. He doesn't eat.

[Adam Devine]

I do eat food. I eat a lot of food.

[Blake Anderson]

And then also he's a natural, lean, lean person. In fact, he prob me should weigh the food, being like I need to.

[Adam Devine]

Eat more food, right? Dude, I eat a lot of food. I go nuts on food. I go hog wild.

[Blake Anderson]

Name three things you eat.

[Ders]

What do you. Do you eat three. Do you eat three meals a day?

[Adam Devine]

No, I don't eat three meals a day.

[Ders]

Yeah, I think that that's the number one thing. If you just skip lunch, you're good.

[Blake Anderson]

Well, that's the best meal. We've covered this, but that's. Lunch is number one.

[Adam Devine]

Lunch is delicious. I'm. If anything, just eat lunch.

[Ders]

Are you dialing it in or not?

[Adam Devine]

Yes.

[Ders]

Yeah, just eat lunch.

[Blake Anderson]

That. That's my perfect day, too.

[Ders]

Great, great, great. Yeah, so just eat lunch.

[Blake Anderson]

You get to. You get to about 1 o', clock.

[Ders]

Then you slam a quiche, then you.

[Adam Devine]

Smash a quiche, then you smash a hardcore quiche. Yeah, I've become quite the midnight snacker. And I hate that. I never was that. I remember when I lived with you, Adam, you would kind of like sneak in the kitchen at night and snack. And I'd be like, I'm a little gremlin. This isn't part of my lifestyle. I have really become a midnight snacker.

[Ders]

What do we. What are we having?

[Blake Anderson]

What do we like?

[Adam Devine]

Dude, it's bad. Like, I like you jelly beans, dude. I'll be like crushing jelly beans at night. That's not good.

[Ders]

Natural hard body. Natural hard body. Yeah. That's not good. But why do you keep those in the house?

[Blake Anderson]

Yeah, but did you weigh it? But did you weigh it though?

[Adam Devine]

No, I didn't know. I do like ten at a time. And it has to be elite flavors.

[Blake Anderson]

I'm throwing at a time.

[Adam Devine]

I'm throwing away anything that isn't the elite jelly bean.

[Blake Anderson]

So you. I mean then you're up the flavor profile of the jelly beans if you're eating 10.

[Ders]

No, no. I think he means like. No, no.

[Adam Devine]

Yeah. Yes. Like a yeah session. And then I go back for 10 more.

[Ders]

I will say that I'm a handful guy though. They go all down the hatch at the same time.

[Adam Devine]

That is. That is serial. That is serial killer activity.

[Blake Anderson]

That all checks out, Jelly belly.

[Ders]

You know I gave them behind 18 doors.

[Adam Devine]

Oh my God. When you take the Jelly Belly tour, they tell you not to do that. You are supposed to eat them one at a time.

[Ders]

Hey, guess what? Not my. Not my America.

[Adam Devine]

Fuck, man. What the fuck?

[Blake Anderson]

He's a. He's a rule breaker.

[Adam Devine]

Yeah, right, Harry Dean.

[Blake Anderson]

He's a rule breaker.

[Adam Devine]

God damn.

[Blake Anderson]

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[Adam Devine]

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[Ders]

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[Blake Anderson]

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[Ders]

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[Ders]

I love this cuz you guys know I I generally eat like trash, but when I'm trying to dial it in, I just eat less trash. I don't necessarily like. It doesn't do me any mental favors to like process the grams of protein and all that. You like that?

[Blake Anderson]

I like the data. Yeah, yeah, I found that I like the data. I like to put it into the the app that my fitness pal.

[Ders]

I like when you call me data.

[Blake Anderson]

I like it when you call me big data.

[Ders]

I got Blake. I got Blake with that one. Yes. Points.

[Blake Anderson]

Yeah, I don't know. I get a kick out of it. I like knowing exactly what I'm eating and looking at it at the end of the day and being like, oh, I either did it or I didn't do it.

[Adam Devine]

But what do you define as trash? Like, because I know like when Adam is dialed.

[Ders]

Yeah, anything breaded is trash.

[Adam Devine]

I love bread, dude.

[Ders]

No, no. Well I mean like fried breaded. Like chicken sandwiches. Nuggets.

[Adam Devine]

Like oh, those are good.

[Blake Anderson]

Yeah, that's why you got to go naked. Naked nugs.

[Adam Devine]

They look like little baby dead koalas. They're gross.

[Blake Anderson]

They look like baby dead koalas.

[Ders]

It looked like someone cooked a chicken and then just threw it through a fan.

[Blake Anderson]

They don't looks like chicken.

[Adam Devine]

It looks like an embryo. It's nasty, dude. Not into.

[Blake Anderson]

No it doesn't. It just looks like a grilled nugget. Delicious.

[Adam Devine]

Have bread. Nuggets have bread.

[Blake Anderson]

And the macros. We've talked macros before. D is like what the is a macro. Yeah, the macros on these grilled nugs are through the roof.

[Adam Devine]

Oh, God.

[Blake Anderson]

Is it real?

[Ders]

Were you a big lettuce wrap burger guy back in the day?

[Adam Devine]

I still with that. I like a lettuce wrap burger. At least at.

[Ders]

I think I would eat more of those if it wasn't such like a greasy mess.

[Blake Anderson]

You know what I just found out at, you know, at in n out with the. There's the. You could have the. The lett wrapped or whatever for low carb called. Called let. It's called being a style. It's called style goodbye. Which by the way, sometimes I enjoy style. But. But there's also. I love tomatoes. I love tomatoes. What's your favorite kind of tomato? There's a hairloom.

[Ders]

Okay, good, good.

[Blake Anderson]

There's a hairloom. Hairloom or beef steak. Tomatoes.

[Adam Devine]

There you go, baby.

[Blake Anderson]

But they at in n out. You can have the bun be tomato slices.

[Adam Devine]

What?

[Blake Anderson]

Yeah, that sounds great. Dude.

[Adam Devine]

Okay.

[Blake Anderson]

Allegedly. So the macros, we're getting into macros on the grilled nuggies at chick fil A. Are you ready for this?

[Ders]

And before you say what they are, what are macros?

[Blake Anderson]

Macros are.

[Ders]

I don't give a.

[Blake Anderson]

Of the fat, carbs, protein. Protein and then calories as well.

[Adam Devine]

Oh, great. Oh, great.

[Blake Anderson]

Okay. So the.

[Adam Devine]

So everything.

[Ders]

Yeah, I. I don't get it, but go ahead.

[Blake Anderson]

I. I know we've got.

[Ders]

What is macros short for?

[Blake Anderson]

Macronutrients.

[Ders]

Macro meaning like the big nutrients?

[Blake Anderson]

Yep.

[Adam Devine]

You're asking what the word macro means?

[Blake Anderson]

Headlines.

[Ders]

So I guess what would the macronutrients would be like the ones that give you your. The main parts of what the nutrients are.

[Blake Anderson]

Dude, I didn't name it. I don't really know why they would.

[Ders]

I know, but I'm trying to help maybe even you understand what you're talking about.

[Adam Devine]

It's science.

[Blake Anderson]

It's science. This is just what they. They call the macronutrients.

[Ders]

These are like the main nutrients of what the. The things you're naming are. Got it, I believe.

[Blake Anderson]

Yes. Crazy. So, okay, let's. Let's guess here for 30 grilled nuggets, what do we think the protein. I'm talking protein intake. They say you're supposed to get 1 gram of protein per body per pound.

[Ders]

What?

[Blake Anderson]

And where are we in order to be so jacked and juicy?

[Ders]

Just jump rope. Just jump rope.

[Blake Anderson]

I.

[Adam Devine]

None of this Stuff. I have no clue.

[Blake Anderson]

It's 98 grams, guys.

[Ders]

I don't even know.

[Adam Devine]

I have no clue. None of this stuff.

[Blake Anderson]

Just 30 grams for 510 calories.

[Ders]

Just buy weight vest, bro.

[Blake Anderson]

98 grams of protein. Get real, dude. If I can get real. Where's my meatheads at?

[Adam Devine]

That. Is that good? That's good.

[Blake Anderson]

Where my meatheads at?

[Ders]

Yeah.

[Adam Devine]

Where's Adam's meat heads.

[Blake Anderson]

Howl at the moon? Dude, I know you're listening to this in the gym. Just clean jerking it. Just clean jerking.

[Ders]

Where my polio locos?

[Adam Devine]

Where's my jelly bellies at? Where my jelly bean heads at?

[Ders]

Adam, Adam, do you have a. Do you have a rowing machine, Adam?

[Blake Anderson]

I do. That. That really me up. Up. I really. Yeah.

[Ders]

Where?

[Adam Devine]

Okay.

[Blake Anderson]

My back.

[Adam Devine]

Back. I knew that. Even I knew that.

[Ders]

What? In what way? And I'm genuine. I'm genuinely asking.

[Blake Anderson]

It hurts my back. My back gets very, very tense and tight afterwards. And then I spasm. I tried a few months back.

[Ders]

Yeah. But if you just do some score. Just do some scorpions afterwards.

[Blake Anderson]

Yeah. Should just quickly do some scorpions.

[Adam Devine]

Scorpion.

[Ders]

You know what I mean?

[Adam Devine]

What is it? I'm. You guys are talking a different language to me today. What is a scorpion? That sounds cool.

[Ders]

As. It's where you're on your stomach and your arms are out like a cross, right?

[Adam Devine]

And I'm listening.

[Ders]

You take one leg and you cross it over towards the other side. So you're kind of like really opening up your hips. You're on your lower back. No, no, no. You're on your stomach.

[Adam Devine]

Cross your legs. On your back.

[Ders]

On your stomach.

[Adam Devine]

Oh, I mean on your stomach. How do you do that?

[Ders]

Bend over and I'll show you.

[Adam Devine]

Oh, God. We need to be in person for this.

[Ders]

And. Or you could do it on your back and you see.

[Adam Devine]

And. Or.

[Ders]

And. Or battle of andor. You could do it on your back and like, just to open up. You just sit with one leg. What are we opening? Opening your hips, sir.

[Adam Devine]

Okay.

[Ders]

No, but I'm just thinking of like low impact on your legs stuff that is super duper calorie burning.

[Blake Anderson]

It's less my legs now. And now the main issues are my back. It's been that way for about a year.

[Adam Devine]

And you're not a. You're not a yoga bro in any way, right? Because I heard like, yoga is the way to go.

[Ders]

Or Pilates.

[Blake Anderson]

Well, that. Yeah, I've done both of that. And I just. I don't like it. Yeah, it just kind of sucks.

[Ders]

There's no weights to drop. And I understand that.

[Blake Anderson]

Yeah. I can't scream, stare at myself in the mirror.

[Ders]

That's what they told me. Can you not.

[Blake Anderson]

I can't flex into a mirror.

[Adam Devine]

Why don't you start aggro yoga. That could be like a real avenue for.

[Ders]

I'm sure broga has to.

[Adam Devine]

If broga doesn't exist.

[Blake Anderson]

Oh, bro.

[Adam Devine]

We gotta do it on the cruise, baby.

[Ders]

Beer lotties. Adam, do beer lotties. This is all gonna happen on the cruise season. We're doing broga and beer ladies on the cruise. No doubt.

[Adam Devine]

I'm telling you, instead of yoga balls, giant buzz balls, it would be really fun, guys.

[Ders]

And what is a yoga ball?

[Adam Devine]

Yoga ball. That's the thing you sit on.

[Blake Anderson]

No, that's the, like, bouncy exercise ball. That's not in any way ball.

[Adam Devine]

Everybody calls that a yoga ball.

[Ders]

No, there's no yoga position that involves a big ball like that.

[Adam Devine]

It's called.

[Ders]

Sure.

[Adam Devine]

Every position could be done with a yoga ball.

[Ders]

I mean, yeah, every position could be done with a microwave on your shoulder, but we're not doing it.

[Adam Devine]

But you want it. That's not the case. All right. It's a yoga ball. If you Google.

[Ders]

Google yoga ball.

[Blake Anderson]

No, no, no, no, no. He's right. It's called a yoga ball.

[Ders]

Thank you.

[Adam Devine]

Thank you.

[Blake Anderson]

I didn't know that. I guess, finally.

[Adam Devine]

Finally.

[Blake Anderson]

I mean, it's also. I've always Exercise ball, but.

[Ders]

Yeah. Yeah, but it's called a yoga ball, guys.

[Blake Anderson]

Yeah, that's a brand.

[Ders]

Pogo ball.

[Adam Devine]

So you remember those. Hey, do you remember that toy from the 90s where it was like the ball with the. With the ring around it and you would. Oh, that thing was cool. Dude.

[Ders]

Dude, if you. Come on this is important cruise, you might get a TII branded pogo ball. You might do.

[Adam Devine]

Pogo balls were sick.

[Blake Anderson]

Yeah. So let's. We get.

[Ders]

We.

[Blake Anderson]

We should ask TII nation.

[Adam Devine]

Yeah, the nation.

[Blake Anderson]

We. We need all my meatheads, the arugalords. We need everyone to come out and my little jelly belly jelly belly babies and Der's big, big titted flappers.

[Ders]

A brosier for anybody.

[Blake Anderson]

Yeah, a little bros here. You're a monster. We need you to tell us. We're going to give. Every person that is on the cruise will get some. A package of free items.

[Ders]

Limited edition.

[Blake Anderson]

Limited edition. We want it to be high quality stuff. You know, we could do a hat or a shirt or jersey or something that'll be in there. But what is something cool like a. Like a. Like a Rolling tray. Should we do that?

[Ders]

Switchblade or brass knuckles.

[Adam Devine]

Oh, remember Durs, you had a good idea of mace.

[Ders]

Yeah. Mace keychain. I don't see how that could go wrong on the cruise.

[Adam Devine]

Cruise full of mace. That could be fun.

[Blake Anderson]

And then maybe we special guest, bring out mace and have him do some raps. He does a sermon and maybe he tells us old stories about Diddy, like back in the day.

[Ders]

It is crazy that before the freak offs.

[Adam Devine]

I don't know if there was a before.

[Ders]

Well, I guarantee you it wasn't before. I promise you. He was like, like, he was like, I need to get into the church after this. Yeah. I'm leaving and I'm becoming a reverend because that's the only way to get back.

[Adam Devine]

That's how bad it was. Otherwise you're going to hell.

[Ders]

Now. He's been around the world.

[Blake Anderson]

Yeah. And I. Yeah. Yeah. There had to have been a time.

[Adam Devine]

When Diddy wasn't freaking where it didn't.

[Blake Anderson]

Go that far because you, you. It's baby steps, right? It's like they didn't have to.

[Ders]

Well, it's, you know, starts with babies.

[Adam Devine]

What the hell?

[Blake Anderson]

It ends with babies. I think, I think you. You walk down, you don't immediately, like, hey, my girlfriend needs to get railed by 15 male prostitutes that I've hired. And watch it.

[Ders]

I don't know. I knew something.

[Blake Anderson]

You start there.

[Ders]

I remember my buddy in high school went to. He was on the football team and he went to somebody's house, allegedly just watched all these dudes. This chick, oh my goodness, had like down, like, not down syndrome, but like, Jesus. But like. And he was like, he's just like. I don't even know like whose house it was or like where the parents were or what was going down.

[Adam Devine]

What was he doing there? What the hell?

[Blake Anderson]

How did. And so you guys are high school, so everyone's just underage.

[Ders]

We were. This is his freshman year of high school.

[Adam Devine]

This is terrible.

[Blake Anderson]

This is.

[Ders]

And I don't even think. I think that the dark. I think the chick was in her 20s or older.

[Blake Anderson]

Oh, okie dokie.

[Ders]

And so I'm just saying there's some crazy out there.

[Blake Anderson]

Okay.

[Adam Devine]

Yeah.

[Ders]

Yeah. I mean, yeah.

[Adam Devine]

I hope you're not just coming up with that off the top of your head, because that's a nightmare scenario.

[Ders]

I'm not. But what it just reminded me, I was like, this is the craziest thing I remember ever hearing. And I'm saying, I think the reason.

[Adam Devine]

People just remind you, that's be All I think about, I think Shake.

[Ders]

That the reason people get to his status is because they did go zero to sixty or a hundred out the chamber. And they're like, well, what else is there out there?

[Adam Devine]

Yes. I. I didn't understand that argument. Like, you have nowhere to go after that. Like where you can't have regular love or a regular relationship after you experience such an insane upbringing. If that's where your. Your starting line is.

[Ders]

If that's on the. If that's on the rag.

[Adam Devine]

Yeah, that's.

[Ders]

If that's just another Tuesday. If that's just going up on a.

[Adam Devine]

Tuesday, that's going to take. That's going to. I Love Makonin, which talk about him because we opened for him once.

[Ders]

That is true.

[Blake Anderson]

I don't know. Who is that?

[Adam Devine]

We opened for I Love Mo.

[Blake Anderson]

What is that?

[Adam Devine]

Oh, me and D, we DJed at. For the Vandals. Where were they? Where are they? They're not in Washington. Idaho. Vandals. And we opened for I Love Makonin, who has recently gone. And who is he did it's going up on a Tuesday.

[Blake Anderson]

Oh, that's him.

[Ders]

Yeah.

[Adam Devine]

Yes. But he recently went viral because Adam's.

[Ders]

Still bumping that one for sure.

[Adam Devine]

No, that's. That still go.

[Ders]

That's in the rotation.

[Adam Devine]

It still goes. He's like working in a kitchen now. He's like a chef, but, like in a regular restaurant. And people are kind of giving him heat for that. But I think it's. I think. Whatever, man.

[Blake Anderson]

Yeah, whatever. You got to make your bills, dude.

[Ders]

Give a. It could be worse. He could be. Who's the guy who wanted to be a billionaire? That was the song. And now he's going to jail with.

[Blake Anderson]

His mom, which the song is. I want to be a billionaire with my mom.

[Ders]

Yeah. Who was that guy?

[Blake Anderson]

Wow.

[Ders]

The dude. Who's the guy? He was like the guy who also got in a jet ski accident.

[Adam Devine]

Oh, it's Sean.

[Blake Anderson]

Sean Kings.

[Ders]

Right, Right.

[Blake Anderson]

I'm pretty sure he was.

[Ders]

Just got busted.

[Adam Devine]

Yeah. Great.

[Ders]

Didn't he do a song? What is. Who's Travy McCoy in there?

[Adam Devine]

I don't know, Todd.

[Ders]

That's like gym class hero guy. No, this is the guy who goes, I want to be a billionaire.

[Adam Devine]

It's Sean Kingston.

[Ders]

Sean Kingston, I believe, just like got wrapped up in some, like, money laundering with his mom.

[Adam Devine]

Yeah, he's like a super con artist.

[Blake Anderson]

Yeah, that's a bummer.

[Ders]

And then the. The lawyers are like, this is because his brain. After the jet ski accident. No, he was Never the same. And then I'm like, that's awesome.

[Adam Devine]

They're claiming CTE on that or something.

[Ders]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Adam Devine]

Whoa. That's kind of crazy.

[Blake Anderson]

Too bad. That is too bad.

[Adam Devine]

Too bad. But great song, great track.

[Ders]

He just wanted to be a billionaire, so.

[Blake Anderson]

I love Makonin Play. Play a little bit of going up on a Tuesday, because I remember when that song came out.

[Ders]

Great song, great vibe.

[Adam Devine]

He has a great catalog. Makonan is the dude. I'm a. I am a fan.

[Blake Anderson]

And you guys opened. I remember when you guys were going through your little DJ phase. That was a wild.

[Adam Devine]

It was really fun.

[Blake Anderson]

That was a wild time.

[Adam Devine]

It was really fun. And we threw out.

[Ders]

You just fly places. Play. Play music.

[Blake Anderson]

I wish you guys invited. Invited me out more. I was kind of like, what are you guys doing? They're like, oh, we're DJing.

[Ders]

I'm like, oh.

[Adam Devine]

Little side project.

[Ders]

Yeah. If you ever want to see us play music for 45 people, come on out.

[Adam Devine]

It's fun. And we threw chips out to the audience. That was pretty cool. There's play. Bad boys, bad boys. What you going to do?

[Ders]

It was a banger every time.

[Blake Anderson]

So wait, you guys could only summon 45 people to these clubs? The height of workaholics.

[Adam Devine]

Well, this was. It was an interesting. It was like on the floor football field, and it was like in the morning, and I think people were taking tests. It was like Student Appreciation Week or some. And.

[Ders]

Right.

[Adam Devine]

It was. It was not a good time slot. Okay.

[Ders]

It was raining.

[Adam Devine]

It was also raining.

[Ders]

You're.

[Blake Anderson]

You guys were outside. You're DJing outside. It's raining and it's the morning.

[Ders]

It was like a fest for the school vandals, baby.

[Blake Anderson]

Is that like. How didn't you fire Isaac on the spot?

[Ders]

Well, hey, because the checks.

[Adam Devine]

Checks cleared, baby. And we performed our asses off.

[Blake Anderson]

Well, sure, but I mean, you gotta go. Okay, give me the 8:00pm, you know.

[Ders]

Oh, yeah. Newsflash, Adam. We opened for Makonin. I feel like you missed the headline here.

[Adam Devine]

Which. Here we go.

[Blake Anderson]

And there's only 45 people for Conan.

[Adam Devine]

Just imagine this.

[Ders]

He got 60.

[Adam Devine]

Maybe I should fast forward Tuesday.

[Ders]

Got your girl in the country club going up.

[Adam Devine]

Very good. Still goes. And Drake got on the re.

[Blake Anderson]

Dude, that takes me to a place that really does.

[Ders]

What is that a time.

[Blake Anderson]

Yeah, you know, like when certain songs just transport you back to a time in your life. That. That one. That one really does.

[Adam Devine]

What are you doing? Like, you're in the club.

[Blake Anderson]

I think Chloe and I just started to. To date and it was. Oh, your wife. It was my wife, not my wife. And it just. Everything was fun, man. Just everything.

[Ders]

I do love the idea that Adam remembers this time because he was gonna say I love you. And he's like, I love Makonin is my favorite musical artist. Let's. Let's turn it on. And she's like, okay. I thought I was gonna say I love you, but then I love Makona. He is just gonna play some music. Yes, sir.

[Adam Devine]

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[Blake Anderson]

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[Ders]

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[Adam Devine]

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[Ders]

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[Blake Anderson]

Remember this girl that I was dating way, way way way way back in the day? Of course I won't say her name because it will be mean, but I talked to her on the phone and I just got off the phone with my parents.

[Ders]

Oh, yeah.

[Blake Anderson]

And I just spent all weekend with my parents, like, all week with my parents. And I'm talking to her and. And I said, all right, cool. Well, I'll see you later. I love you.

[Ders]

And then I hung up.

[Blake Anderson]

And then I immediately called her back, and I was like, hey, I didn't mean. I didn't mean that.

[Ders]

Goodbye. You stepped it out. You're like, I've been with my family.

[Blake Anderson]

My family. And she said, I love you. I thought that was weird. It was the worst. It was the worst case scenario.

[Ders]

Well, I'll kick this off. Any take backs, Adam?

[Blake Anderson]

I would like to take that back.

[Ders]

Yeah.

[Blake Anderson]

I mean, that's 20 years ago at this point.

[Adam Devine]

But, I mean, I think you kind of did the right thing, though. Like, if you let that I love you stand and you didn't love her, like, that completely changes the relationship, as cruel as that was.

[Blake Anderson]

Yes.

[Ders]

I imagine you just said, all right, love you. See you later. I think that. That nuts.

[Adam Devine]

No, he said, I love you. I want to make.

[Ders]

I think. I think if you just start saying it a bunch around her to other people.

[Blake Anderson]

Yeah. If I'm just like, all right, all right, later, dude.

[Ders]

I love you. Like, when you order pizza and a guy. The delivery guy comes, you're like, thank you, dude. Oh, this smells delicious. Love you. See you. Then she goes, okay.

[Blake Anderson]

And then. And then she's like, oh, you love the pizza guy. And I'm like, oh, I've just been saying that a lot late. I don't know. It's just like. Slips off.

[Ders]

Did I say that?

[Adam Devine]

Yeah. That's kind of wild. You know, I didn't think about that, you know, as, like, being older men and, you know, we have our. We have our forever people. You don't ever have to, like, approach that bridge anymore. Like, saying I love you to somebody for the first time. It's kind of a crazy.

[Blake Anderson]

I never was that big of. I. Because to me, if. If we.

[Adam Devine]

You just said it. First date, I love you.

[Blake Anderson]

Yeah. No, I. It wasn't first date, but it never. It just happened naturally. It wasn't like, I'm gonna say it today or something like that, you know.

[Adam Devine]

Well, what's naturally? Like, right after you.

[Ders]

Yeah. It doesn't get more natural. It doesn't get more natural when you.

[Adam Devine]

When are you. When's the natural occurrence, brother? Because I've got.

[Blake Anderson]

Yeah, I don't.

[Ders]

It's. It's like on a carousel at. At the.

[Blake Anderson]

Yeah, it's just on a carousel fair Right, right, right.

[Adam Devine]

That's your I love you moment.

[Ders]

It has to be on fairground.

[Blake Anderson]

I, you know, I don't, I don't really know it. I, I remember it not. And I also was never weird with meeting parents. People would be so weird about, like, I'll meet your parents. Parents. You know, I get along with parents.

[Adam Devine]

Even dads, dude. Dads are scary as.

[Ders]

No.

[Adam Devine]

Huh? But did you ever meet a bad pair of parents that didn't like you right out the gate or like, hell.

[Blake Anderson]

Of like, most of parents. Parents all like me.

[Adam Devine]

Some parents are really cool. And some like, I remember being in a relationship where like, the dad was like, you had to win him. He was not with you.

[Ders]

Yeah.

[Blake Anderson]

I think because you just look like a dirty hippie. And I think they.

[Adam Devine]

I'm a nice person.

[Ders]

I know.

[Blake Anderson]

I know you are. I know you are. But some dads look at you with the hair and the, and the bad beard and shit, and immediately they're like, dude, not my daughter.

[Adam Devine]

Immediately disappointed.

[Blake Anderson]

I don't know my daughter.

[Ders]

I think, I think dads like that who think they're doing the right thing are doing a favor by being like, oh, this is what you were raised by. This is a total red flag that's going to come out later for you. If a dad is like trying to check you, it's like, okay, how's that going to, how's that going to come to. What's the word out of her?

[Blake Anderson]

I never really, I never really had that, I think, because I was pretty an unassuming guy and I'm friendly. You are friendly. So I think, I think they're just like, yeah, this guy's. He's fine. I wish he was taller. But, you know, whatever.

[Adam Devine]

I remember, like, because one of the things I, I must have learned it from my dad or something or. But like, you know how, like you start to be in a relationship with somebody and then you start to call their mom, like in a cute way. You're like, you call her mom, her mom Mom. Like, hey, mom, what's up?

[Blake Anderson]

No.

[Adam Devine]

Or like, dad, would you call them?

[Ders]

Still call her Mrs. I still call her Mrs. Well, I.

[Adam Devine]

Remember calling Sam's mom mom once and she's like, don't call me. Okay. Okay.

[Ders]

That's interesting. I've never. I know. Obviously I know what you're talking about. How.

[Adam Devine]

Yeah.

[Ders]

In laws start doing that. That's never been my thing.

[Adam Devine]

I thought it was cute.

[Blake Anderson]

I don't do that. No.

[Adam Devine]

I thought that was cool to call mom mom and. But it I got G checked. I never do it again.

[Blake Anderson]

Yeah, yeah, she, she punked your ass.

[Adam Devine]

She's they you.

[Ders]

What'd she call you often? Hey, mow the lawn. Hey up. Yeah, go to the adu. Hey, don't you got an ad to be in?

[Blake Anderson]

Yeah, I never really. I think, I think I. We were also pretty fortunate that workaholics happened when we were fairly young, I think if. Because at least I am uneducated. Like I dropped out of community college, I think.

[Adam Devine]

Right.

[Blake Anderson]

But then fairly quickly we got workaholics and God, it seemed like my career trajectory was going in the right direction and I was ambitious and, and I wanted to, to, you know, go for further because I think that would have been the red flag for me, right? Where people, because I don't have the hair and the beard. I think the red flag would have been like, oh, he, he's an idiot.

[Ders]

Right?

[Blake Anderson]

He dropped out of community college.

[Ders]

You know, he's doing open mics.

[Blake Anderson]

Yeah, he's doing, oh yeah, dude, I'm a dumbass. He's doing open mics. And then it, it was a lot of like, you know, sort of. Well, why aren't you that funny around us? And I'm like, yeah, you know. And you're like, well, gosh, it's.

[Ders]

Hey, can I talk to you for a second? Why aren't you that funny around us?

[Blake Anderson]

Well, cuz most of my jokes are jizz based and I feel like that's inappropriate.

[Adam Devine]

I don't know if we're ready for that.

[Blake Anderson]

But I don't know if we're there yet.

[Adam Devine]

I will get really hammered. One part.

[Blake Anderson]

I don't know if we're there yet, Mom.

[Adam Devine]

Yeah, don't call me that.

[Blake Anderson]

Ever call me that. Don't say jizz bas and mom within the same sentence ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever.

[Adam Devine]

Yeah, that's a lot of pressure, man. I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm glad we're not having to like convince parents that we're, we're viable mates.

[Ders]

Every day is a test.

[Blake Anderson]

Every day I'm happy like to not like some guys like liked the game of, of, of like meeting a new chick and like like approaching her and like liked the game of it. I, I never did. I, I, I, I never did. I. The girl had to have has to be so direct with me in order for me to understand that she's attracted to me. Like there was never me just putting a move. It was like she had to be like, you, I think you are cute. The Way your face scrunches up like that.

[Adam Devine]

I love you.

[Ders]

I love you. My parents, I got into, like, the algorithm of, like, some guy. It's called, like, Outgoing Mike or some. And he just is like, you know, got like a glasses, camera or something, and goes into, like, malls, goes straight up to girls and, like, hits on them. And he has the ab. He must be beautiful, because he has the absolute dumbest line I've ever seen in my life. Sometimes it doesn't work, and he just moves on. Sometimes it works, and I'm like, what? He goes. He goes, did you steal that? And they're like, what? He goes, did you steal that? And they're like, what? He's like, all that beauty.

[Adam Devine]

Right?

[Ders]

He's in, and he's in, and he's in. And some of these girls, and it makes me just go, oh, whoa. Like, steady how? And they're like. He's like, can I get your number? And they're like, yeah. Boom, boom. And I'm like, what the. If it was, like, decent line where you go, oh, that's actually kind of not. Not even a good line, but, like, a good opener where it's like, and now we can talk.

[Blake Anderson]

The only time I've ever had, I never had a line. There was no lines to be had. And I mostly just. Just dice in the back with the dudes and never mingling with the girls.

[Adam Devine]

At all, of course.

[Blake Anderson]

But the one time I did and it. And it did work is I saw a girl. I finished my beer, threw it across the room at the wall next to her.

[Adam Devine]

Whoa.

[Blake Anderson]

And then I said I was like, Stacy or some name, and I'm like, come here. And. And she turns around. It's not. And I knew that, right? And then I go, oh, I'm sorry. I thought you were my really good friend Stacy. And she's like, holy shit, that was crazy. And I'm like, I'm so sorry. We have that kind of relationship. And then it worked.

[Adam Devine]

What? Throwing a cup at her.

[Ders]

I feel like I also just saw this in, like, a Jake Gyllenhaal movie clip on Instagram.

[Adam Devine]

Which.

[Blake Anderson]

Did he do that?

[Adam Devine]

Which movie?

[Ders]

He literally goes, hey, Stacy. And she's like, what? And the guy's like, you know, that's Michelle. And he's like, I know it is, but I say, like, you look like this girl I used to date, so she can think I can date someone her level.

[Adam Devine]

Adam learned all his pickup lines from bubble boy. You didn't know that?

[Blake Anderson]

Maybe I took maybe. What time? What year? Did that movie come out?

[Ders]

It's, like, a long time ago. Yeah, yeah, maybe. I don't know what it's from, but I just saw it in my algorithm the other day, and. And, like, the caption that somebody put on it was, like, best move ever. And I'm like, like, psychopath, as we now know.

[Blake Anderson]

It was a psycho move. And. And it did work. It did work. That was the only time I remember ever having any kind of line and having it work.

[Adam Devine]

My boy had some juice that night.

[Blake Anderson]

Yeah, I was. I was feeling good. I was like, 11 beers.

[Ders]

Do you even think throwing the beer.

[Blake Anderson]

Against a wall was necessary?

[Ders]

Was that even part of it that wasn't in Bubble Boy? Yeah.

[Adam Devine]

Yeah.

[Blake Anderson]

I don't know know why that. That was part of it.

[Adam Devine]

You probably learned that from Kyle. Yeah, that's from watching Kyle.

[Blake Anderson]

You took.

[Adam Devine]

Yeah, took a few pointers from our boy.

[Blake Anderson]

Oh, yeah. Kyle. Kyle was a terror back in the day, dude.

[Ders]

Just back in the day. Come on.

[Blake Anderson]

Oh, yeah. I remember being at a. At a party at our house with this girl that I've been talking to all night. And then I walk past in Kyle's room, and he's like, come on, sit on my lap. Lap. Sit on my lap. And I'm like, kyle, what are you doing, dude?

[Ders]

Allegedly. Allegedly freaking see us.

[Blake Anderson]

Yeah, no, this is the night that we. That we fought.

[Ders]

Okay?

[Blake Anderson]

I'm like, what are you doing? He's like, what? What are you doing? And then she gets up and, like, walks away. She's like, ah, this is crazy. And then Kyle swings on me.

[Ders]

By the way, he probably wet his pants already. Sit on my lap. It's all wet. She's like, I would have actually.

[Blake Anderson]

Allegedly, Kyle swings on me. He misses because he swung like a lunatic. Like, sounds like a fun part. Like, I think you were there, dude. Brought his hands back here. Swings, misses. Everyone's outside. We're inside. Kyle tried to seduce her on our roommate's bed that you could walk through a room to get to the backyard. And then I climbed up Kyle like a koala and just held on to him as hard as I could with my arms and my legs wrapped around.

[Ders]

Him so he couldn't. I love you.

[Blake Anderson]

So he couldn't hit me. Me. And then Kyle jams me up in the corner against the wall so it looks like we're like each other. Yes, sir. And then people start to come back in the party, and they're like, sorry, excuse us. And I'm like, no, we're fighting.

[Ders]

Is this a freak off we're fighting.

[Adam Devine]

Like, oh, that's cool. You. You, like, attacked him like he was Andre the Giant.

[Blake Anderson]

Well, he. I mean, honestly, Kyle, he's a big guy with those big ass hands. And then he was swinging wildly. Lunch pals.

[Adam Devine]

Yeah.

[Blake Anderson]

And you're just sort of just. You know, I don't think I was as drunk as him. And also there was. He cannot box to save his life because you saw those punches coming from a billion miles away.

[Adam Devine]

Yeah, yeah. I saw him box in a gym once.

[Ders]

That's a lot of macros.

[Adam Devine]

Yeah, a lot of macro. He got fist like kich, bro. He hit me with ke.

[Ders]

I tell you. I tell you.

[Blake Anderson]

Yeah, I've been hitting that. Keesh. Any takebacks, any apologies, any epic slams here.

[Adam Devine]

Oh, man.

[Blake Anderson]

I'd like to take back saying that I love you to that girl in the early. The early aughts. Well, I was sa. I was saving it.

[Ders]

I was saving it.

[Blake Anderson]

I said I was saving it for later.

[Adam Devine]

I like that. That's right.

[Blake Anderson]

I love it.

[Ders]

Take back. Speaking of macros, I just want to take back all the cheese curds and br. I ate. I was just in Wisconsin this past week. Weekend for a wedding.

[Adam Devine]

Oh.

[Ders]

And went bonkers and even got Chicago style pizza in Chicago on the way out.

[Blake Anderson]

Perfect.

[Adam Devine]

I love that, dude. So you're cheesed up.

[Ders]

Yeah. But I was hitting. I was hitting the trails. It was nice to get out there and run in Madison, Wisconsin. Good place.

[Adam Devine]

I love that. Were you on 6th Street?

[Blake Anderson]

I love.

[Ders]

That's. That's Austin.

[Blake Anderson]

That's Austin.

[Ders]

You're thinking State Street. I did not actually hit.

[Blake Anderson]

Fucking pissed, dude. I'm pissed at you, Blake. Bad. Yeah. Madison is one of my favorite college towns. I love it. I love every time I've been there. It's just a really, really fun town in a way that I love. Obviously, I'm a Corn Husker fan. And go, Big Red.

[Adam Devine]

There he is.

[Blake Anderson]

We won our first game. Very excited about it.

[Ders]

Huge.

[Blake Anderson]

But Lincoln is much less fun than Madison and yeah, we got to do something. You know, it's. It's an uphill battle trying to recruit five star athletes. Go there when they can go to a place like Madison or Rouge or, you know, Happy Valley, you know, Penn State. And they could go to these college towns that are just awesome.

[Ders]

Yeah.

[Blake Anderson]

Boulder's also fun as hell. Like, there's a lot of really, really fun.

[Ders]

They're supposed to be.

[Adam Devine]

Come on, Lincoln.

[Blake Anderson]

That's what I miss about doing standup is going to these college towns. And, like, I Never experienced like a four year university and you just get a little taste now I'm an old man, so it might be weird if I'm like, hey, at these bars with a bunch of youths. But, but you know, back in the day.

[Ders]

Yeah, just a little, just a few on the sides. Yeah.

[Adam Devine]

Well, I guess I'll just reiterate. Get your freaking cruise tickets now. We just had that, that sick call with six, man. It's going to be very dope. We're going to have lots of, lots of fun on this, dude.

[Blake Anderson]

I'm excited. I mean the parties that we're planning, we're, we're going to be, be obviously we're doing a bunch of big fun games. We'll be doing the podcast. We got Bobby Lee and Nick Swartzen and Adam Ray and the list goes on and on with, with awesome stand ups. We have musical guests. It's just going to be a party every day. And the fun like theme days that we're gonna have.

[Adam Devine]

Oh yeah.

[Ders]

Every night it'll be a different theme.

[Blake Anderson]

Every night is a different theme. We're not announcing the, the themes quite yet because we're still team under. But it's just gonna be so fucking fun, dude.

[Adam Devine]

Really? Is is. It really is.

[Ders]

And by the way, if you just like cruises, just come.

[Adam Devine]

I've never been on a cruise. I can't wait. I've never been out on that water, baby.

[Blake Anderson]

It's very fun. It's very fun. It's just a, a absolute throw down party every day.

[Ders]

It's gonna be great.

[Adam Devine]

I can't wait.

[Ders]

And I think we're gonna be doing some broga in the mornings after a night of drinking. A little bit of beer lotties after that.

[Blake Anderson]

Have your lodging.

[Ders]

We're going to get it in.

[Adam Devine]

Let's get it in, fellas.

[Blake Anderson]

All right. Suicidal.

[Adam Devine]

That's sad.

[Ders]

Oh yeah. This was a. Yeah, we could get him on the cruise.

[Adam Devine]

He's in jail.

[Blake Anderson]

He's in prison.

[Ders]

No, like a zoom situation.

[Blake Anderson]

Oh.

[Ders]

And zooming in tonight, ladies and gentlemen.

[Adam Devine]

Let him hear you all the way in prison.

[Ders]

That'd be good. Or even just his mom. Little dude wipes. Because little butts make big messes. You do anything for your kids, right guys?

[Adam Devine]

Yeah, absolutely.

[Ders]

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[Adam Devine]

Oh, gosh, you guys. You know we're always watching our Kids Back.

[Blake Anderson]

Back.

[Ders]

Yep, always.

[Adam Devine]

But what about their back sides?

[Blake Anderson]

Only when there's poop in it, not like a weird way.

[Adam Devine]

Yeah, well, that's why there's Little Dude Wipes. The flushable wipe for kids. They're free of chemical binders and alcohol so they get to the safest possible clean. And my little butt could use the clean. Trust me, we got a lot going on these days. And you know, I'm just as stinky as my kids.

[Ders]

Kids.

[Blake Anderson]

Kids can get stinky. And so can Blake.

[Ders]

Totally.

[Blake Anderson]

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[Adam Devine]

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[Blake Anderson]

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[Ders]

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[Blake Anderson]

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[Adam Devine]

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[Ders]

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[Adam Devine]

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[Ders]

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[Blake Anderson]

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[Ders]

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