*PATREON PREVIEW* Real Ks Move in Silence

Summary

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Podcast Summary: PATREON PREVIEW Real Ks Move in Silence

Podcast: Throwing Fits
Hosts: Jimmy & Larry
Episode Date: June 24, 2026

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Episode Overview

In this lively “boys only” Patreon preview episode, Jimmy and Larry recap a major milestone: interviewing the legendary Johnny Knoxville. They kick off with banter about their personal style before launching into a nostalgia-driven conversation about the enduring legacy of Jackass and its impact. The discussion dives into memories of youthful stunts, skater hijinks, and the generational influence of Knoxville’s crew.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Style Check & Fashion Banter

• Jimmy & Larry’s “Fits of the Day”
  • Larry details Jimmy’s outfit: Samana Mall City slippers, Scenes socks, Generica fatigues, and a Lauren Manoogian sweater (“the tasty knit”).
  • “The cotton on this guy. I feel this. This is breathy, cozy.” — Jimmy (02:13)
• Lauren Manoogian Shoutouts
  • The hosts shout out designer Lauren Manoogian’s expanding menswear line, with a nod to Jack Harlow as a fan.
  • “If your name isn’t Jack Harlow, you might not be aware of it. He is a fan of their hats. Yeah, that Kofy or whatever, that’s Manoogs.” — Larry (02:39)

2. Celebrity Sightings and Persona Riffs

• Jack Harlow Sighting
  • Debating Harlow’s NYC neighborhood residence, his style, and comparing him (lightly) to Johnny Knoxville as a generational figure.
  • “Jack Harlow, you know, newly minted American… this generation’s Johnny Knoxville.” — Larry (03:36)
• Johnny Knoxville Admiration
  • The excitement is palpable regarding their recent interview, describing Knoxville as an “American treasure” and “icon.”

3. The Everlasting Legacy of Jackass

• Long-running Cultural Phenomenon
  • “Jackass” and its extended universe (Wild Boys, Viva La Bam, Bad Grandpa) celebrated for its 25+ year run.
  • “It is kind of crazy to think that Jackass has been around in one form or another… a little over 25 years.” — Larry (05:26)
• Generational Memories
  • Both hosts reminisce about watching “Jackass” in high school and how the show shaped their youth.

4. Personal Stories: Youthful Hijinks & Stunt Culture

• DIY Stunts & Skateboarding
  • Jimmy recalls “just like, you know, grabbing the video camera… trying to get footy but sucking at skating and then just throwing in some hijinks, building stuff.” (06:10)
• Questionable Pranks
  • Discussion about the notorious “bukkake” pranks from CKY/Jackass and their crudeness.
    • “Yeah. Disgusting.” — Jimmy (06:28)
    • “That’s like a generation before, like, trauma. It didn’t exist.” — Larry (06:37)
• Unique Urban Jackassery
  • Larry describes “nutball” and the thrill of non-skateboard pranks unique to growing up in the city.
    • “We played nutball… Was it really fun? Yeah, it was.” — Larry (08:24)
  • A story about stealing a Victorian wheelchair from a theater prop room for kicks, highlighting their creative, mischievous adolescence.

5. Generational Differences & Impact Reflection

• The hosts recognize a different attitude toward risk-taking and trauma in their era, compared to today’s more cautious and self-aware youth.
• They also discuss the emotional effects pranks had on people like Phil Margera — illustrating how Jackass humor could leave lasting impressions, even for the unwilling participants:
  • “He like literally had PTSD.” — Larry, on Phil Margera (07:44)

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• [02:13] Jimmy, on Lauren Manoogian's sweater:
  "The cotton on this guy. I feel this. This is breathy, cozy."

• [03:36] Larry, on Jack Harlow:
  "Jack Harlow, you know, newly minted American… this generation's Johnny Knoxville."

• [05:26] Larry, on Jackass as a cultural fixture:
  "It is kind of crazy to think that Jackass has been around in one form or another… a little over 25 years."

• [06:10] Jimmy, on his youth:
  "Just like, you know, grabbing the video camera… trying to get footy but sucking at skating and then just throwing in some hijinks, building stuff."

• [08:24] Larry, on city hijinks:
  "We played nutball… Was it really fun? Yeah, it was."

• [07:44] Larry, recalling Phil Margera’s experience:
  "He like literally had PTSD."

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Timestamps: Key Segments

| Timestamp | Topic/Quote | |:---------:|-------------------------------------------------------------| | 01:23 | Episode starts, Knoxville admiration | | 01:59 | “Fits of the Day” banter and Lauren Manoogian shoutouts | | 03:36 | Jack Harlow as “this generation’s Johnny Knoxville” | | 05:26 | Reflection on the enduring run of Jackass | | 06:10 | Recollections of youthful stunts and skateboarding attempts | | 07:44 | The PTSD legacy for Phil Margera | | 08:24 | City kid “nutball” stories and prop theft shenanigans |

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Tone & Energy

The episode has the classic Throwing Fits vibe: raunchy, self-deprecating, and nostalgia-heavy, blending streetwear chat with irreverent takes on pop culture, youth, and manhood.

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Summary:
Jimmy and Larry deliver unfiltered observations about style, celebrity, and growing up as Jackass-obsessed skaters in the early 2000s. The episode celebrates the chaos, camaraderie, and questionable choices of their era, while showing genuine affection for Johnny Knoxville and his legacy as America’s original prankster king.

Transcript

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[Larry]

Hi, we're Jimmy and Larry and this is Throwing fits. Welcome to another midweek, Boys only around and getting silly with the aforementioned Jimmy and Larry after an hour with maybe

[Jimmy]

our hero, an American treasure. Dude.

[Larry]

An American icon. Jonathan Knoxville, his government nay, I believe, Philip John Clap.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. From Knoxville, Tennessee, with two P's.

[Larry]

What a delight. Wow, What a pleasure. What an honor. Before we get into that, though, white

[Jimmy]

whale bucket list, I want to hear about this sweater.

[Larry]

What are those? Okay, let's get to it.

[Jimmy]

Do you want to hear about the sweater first or you don't care? I don't care. All right. The slippers are the Samana Mall City slipper. The socks are scenes. The fatigues are generica. The tasty knit is manoogs. Lauren Manoogian. Nothing underneath. Wow. It's another. This is another. I mean, dude, the cotton on this guy. I feel this. This is breathy, cozy.

[Larry]

Received this in my home and then delivered it to you.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, but it was in a bag. No, I don't. It wasn't like, I don't know. It wasn't a Lucy. I believe it was wrapped up. Unless you're like, it was good, quick little try on.

[Larry]

I did not try it on.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. Love, Lauren Ugie Menswear. If you're. If you're not aware they have menswear now, check it out.

[Larry]

If your name isn't Jack Harlow. You might not be aware of it. He is a fan of their hats. Yeah, that Kofy or whatever, that's Manoogs.

[Jimmy]

The. The man Kofy.

[Larry]

The Manoogi Kofi.

[Jimmy]

I need one of those.

[Larry]

A. A unisex piece, but I think in the lookbook, it is styled on a woman in a way where she doesn't look like she's doing the noon prayer to Mecca.

[Jimmy]

Right.

[Larry]

Exactly the way that Jack Harlow did at the high Somebody Sage Elcesser magazine party.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. What an amazing event to also bust out the Kofy for. I wonder if he did it for. For the. For the. The intellectual backpack rap. Navy blue.

[Larry]

My is off white. Chris said he's a really nice guy. So, you know, maybe Harlow Chris. What? Harlow Chris Chris from Laura Nugian said that Jack Harlow is a really nice guy. Not their number one customer, but definitely up there.

[Jimmy]

I mean, he was buying everyone free books the other day. I mean, listen, Jack Harlow, you know, newly minted American.

[Larry]

Then this generation is Johnny Knoxville.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Larry]

In many ways, if you think about it.

[Jimmy]

Newly minted resident of the Lower east side. I guess he's been here for a while. Honorary New Yorker.

[Larry]

Does he live in the lower side?

[Jimmy]

I think.

[Larry]

I think he lives in tra.

[Jimmy]

Oh, okay. Okay.

[Shannon Maldonado]

Well.

[Jimmy]

Well, downtown. Yeah. The three biggest. The three faces of Lauren Man's men were Jack Harlow. Drunk fits.

[Larry]

You can. No Johnson.

[Jimmy]

No, no. Jay. The boxers are supreme.

[Larry]

Hanes boxers.

[Jimmy]

Sorry. Boxer briefs are supreme. Giant Knoxville boxer wear.

[Larry]

Oh, that's right.

[Jimmy]

Throw them on the list. The sunglasses are sun buddies. James, what do you wear?

[Larry]

Okay. The sneakers are cheapy. Company A 6. Love this blue color, honestly.

[Shannon Maldonado]

Yeah.

[Larry]

The jeans are Sushi. Shout out.

[Jimmy]

Juicy Sushi.

[Larry]

Shout out the sick cunts down under. Oh, Wesley and all them.

[Jimmy]

I love when you give a shout out.

[Larry]

I. I'm addicted to them. I can't stop naming guys just so that we can link to their Instagrams. The shirt is Pen. Oh, the watch. Oh, yeah. But I'm so upset about this AP Swatch collaboration as a newly minted watch guy. We'll talk about. We talked about it about a month ago. The watch is Zeno Xeno. The bracelet is Joe Saunder. Our legacy Uniqlo, you blouson.

[Jimmy]

Oh, look at that.

[Larry]

Yeah. To match the kicks.

[Jimmy]

Looking. Looking like a jacket that it cost five times more than its retail price.

[Larry]

Yes. The sunglasses. We were Thistles Hanes boxers sipping on lower side's finest. Okay, let's get into the midweek, boys only post. JK K is silent jk dude. Real K's moving silence like Knoxville.

[Jimmy]

There you go.

[Larry]

Did you okay Jackass in like putting together this run a show. It is kind of crazy to think that Jackass has been around in one form or another. Like the whole Jackass extended universe. Wild Boys.

[Jimmy]

Viva Bam.

[Larry]

Viva labam Bad Grandpa. The whole extended universe has been around for a little over 25 years.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Larry]

Insane.

[Jimmy]

What came on TV 2000 before 911. We're in 2026. 26 years. Roughly. Crazy.

[Larry]

Did you ever watch that shit in high school?

[Jimmy]

Oh, absolutely.

[Larry]

Yeah. Did you ever do Jackass shit in high school?

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More.

[Jimmy]

More towards like the skateboarding end of the spectrum.

[Larry]

So CKY when you're skating.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, I mean, you know, just like, you know, you know, grabbing the video camera, stealing the video camera from parents and then just like, you know, trying to get footy but sucking at skating and then just throwing in some hijinks, building stuff.

[Larry]

Did you bukaki your friends when they passed out drunk in the basement?

[Shannon Maldonado]

That was.

[Larry]

Yeah, that was a big CKY moment. Remember that?

[Jimmy]

Yeah. Disgusting.

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[Jimmy]

And sexual Essay. That's essay.

[Larry]

Yeah, but like also just.

[Jimmy]

But it's your boys.

[Larry]

Just fellas being boys. Just fellas being Vlad.

[Jimmy]

It was like, it was. That's like a generation before, like trauma. It didn't exist.

[Larry]

Chuck put that right here.

[Jimmy]

He never puts the bukkake. He never puts anything right there.

[Larry]

But the, but the bukkake scene on the passed out. Who was that that got jizzed on?

[Shannon Maldonado]

I don't remember.

[Larry]

It was like a Jackass guy or was one of the guys that made the jump from CKY to Jack.

[Jimmy]

Oh, so that would have been. Well, it was Ryan Dunn. There's Rakeon, like you mentioned. Bam. Oh, who's the Brandon dude?

[Larry]

They totally jizz on that. Can you do the. The Bam, like Pennsylvania accent.

[Jimmy]

No, but when I told my dad this is really random. I was talking. I was at my parents house for Mother's Day. You can date this episode and talk, you know, Knoxville, come on the pod. And my dad was like. He was like, who's that like fat guy that they just harass all the time? I'm like Phil Margera. That's what he remembered. And I guess as a father that like made an impression on him. Like, you know, his son and his son's friends just absolutely with him. And by April non stop. Yeah. He like literally had ptsd.

[Larry]

God, I hate my son.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Larry]

Did you not Don Vito.

[Jimmy]

Not noted pedophile Don Vito. Yeah, right. Well, rest in Piss that. Maybe it's a down point. Yeah, not. I mean, not. So back to your original question. We didn't do, like, a ton of stunts. Definitely just, like, stupid. Where we hurt ourselves. Like skateboarding. Again, like. Like building skate obstacles and like, doing that in a shittily, seemingly in our mind, comedic way because we're not engineers or even remotely smart. What about you? Did you guys do, like, shopping cart, obviously was big and iconic.

[Larry]

Well, we didn't really have parking lots or shopping carts. We had the city. We had. We played nutball.

[Jimmy]

O.

[Larry]

Remember nutball?

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Larry]

That was mad fun. Which was hilarious.

[Jimmy]

Was it really fun?

[Larry]

Yeah, it was.

[Jimmy]

I'm not like a. I remember I

[Larry]

didn't like getting hit in the nuts, but it was a lot of fun.

[Jimmy]

Kept doing it. You want to hit someone else in the nuts?

[Larry]

Yeah, a lot of. Just like, I guess. Oh, we did once steal this old timey wheelchair from the theater, like, backstage, like, prop room.

[Jimmy]

No one was using it.

[Larry]

No, it was, like, made of wood. It had, like, you know, like, giant front wheels and, like, two small back wheels. It was like very, like Victorian era, like, Oscar Wilde levels of, like, fucking

[Jimmy]

vibes for, like, a motherfucker with rickets.

[Larry]

Yeah, exactly. Or shingles.

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