The 4th Of July Special ft. Justin Danger Nunley | Unsubscribe Podcast Ep 220

Summary

Unsubscribe Podcast Episode 220: The 4th Of July Special ft. Justin Danger Nunley – July 6, 2025

Hosts: Eli Doubletap, Brandon Herrera, Donut Operator, Fat Electrician, and Justin Danger Nunley

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1. Giveaway Extravaganza: Win a Jeep Gladiator

[01:02] Fat Electrician: "All right, for Fourth of July, I'm giving away a fully decked out Jeep Gladiator. It has absolutely everything—44-inch wide front and rear axles, a 3 ½-inch lift, aftermarket shocks, 37-inch tires with a full-size spare in the back, and custom leather interior."

The Fat Electrician kicks off the episode with an exciting giveaway announcement. Listeners are encouraged to purchase merchandise from thefat electrician.com to enter the contest. For every $5 spent between June 30 and July 31, participants gain an entry to win the Jeep Gladiator, with the winner to be announced in August. Additionally, the winner will receive a $10,000 check to cover associated taxes and fees.

[01:18] Fat Electrician: "All you have to do to get entered to win is head over to Bunker Branding or thefat electrician.com and buy some fat electrician merch. I don't care what it is. Shirts, hats, hoodies, water bottles, rubber ducks. Absolutely anything is fair game."

2. Military Tales: Justin's Air Force Experiences

[05:38] Eli Double Tap: "Justin, you were Air Force, right?" [05:40] Justin Danger Nunley: "Yes, sir."

Justin shares his journey in the Air Force, detailing his basic training experiences and the challenges of qualifying on the rifle range.

[05:48] Donut Operator: "That's what we're going. When did you join?" [05:44] Justin Danger Nunley: "August 23rd of 2005."

He recounts a pivotal moment during Hurricane Katrina when he was able to make a free phone call home, highlighting the strict regulations regarding cell phone use during training.

[06:30] Fat Electrician: "I got my cell phone for one day at basic training, but that was because we made a bet with the drill instructor and we somehow managed to win."

3. From 3,000 to 3 Million: Justin's TikTok Surge

Justin delves into his unconventional rise on TikTok. After facing a ban on his original account, he created a backup account, initially intended for his wife, Crystal. Ignoring negativity, he posted relentlessly—eight to nine videos a day—and witnessed his followers skyrocket from 3,000 to 3 million within 30 days.

[70:08] Donut Operator: "Oh, yeah."

[70:53] Brandon Herrera: "30 days later on that account, I went from 3,000 followers to 3 million."

Justin reflects on the motivation that spurred his rapid growth, emphasizing resilience in the face of online adversity.

4. Conspiracy Corner: Benjamin Franklin and Baron Trump

The hosts engage in a spirited discussion about historical conspiracies, particularly focusing on Benjamin Franklin.

[22:21] Brandon Herrera: "Womanizer, serial killer, founding father. Does this guy get any cooler?"

[22:36] Fat Electrician: "They found a ton of human remains in one of his residences... Apparently, they were helping medical students do autopsies, which was illegal at the time."

They also explore the intriguing parallels between the 1800s novel "Adventures of Baron Trump" and Elon Musk, speculating on time travel and the secrecy surrounding historical documents.

[33:10] Justin Danger Nunley: "It's like, when you say it doesn't sound right?"

5. Live Shows and NASCAR Adventures

The conversation shifts to live performances and attendance at NASCAR events. Justin recounts his experiences at the Pensacola Blue Wahoos game and the electrifying atmosphere of NASCAR races.

[43:54] Justin Danger Nunley: "This fall, I'm going out to the NHRA... It's gonna be the weekend before SEMA."

[44:30] Donut Operator: "Have you seen that little thing? It's their new production car. It's breaking all the records because it does a quarter mile under seven seconds."

The hosts express excitement about upcoming events, encouraging listeners to join them for thrilling experiences.

6. Firearms Finesse: Building and Using JDAMs

A deep dive into military-grade weaponry, Justin discusses his role in building JDAMs (Joint Direct Attack Munitions) during his deployment.

[56:03] Donut Operator: "We dropped a...I think I dropped two or three JDAMs the entire time I was there."

[57:41] Donut Operator: "How do you pull that kind of G-force laterally?"

[58:39] Justin Danger Nunley: "Part of my career was spent at Hurlburt Field special operations, and then the majority of it was Eglin, which is test and training."

The conversation highlights the technical aspects and personal anecdotes related to weapon testing and deployment.

7. Sports Passion: Bills Mafia and Favorite Teams

The hosts share their enthusiasm for sports, particularly focusing on the Buffalo Bills.

[111:06] Justin Danger Nunley: "The Bills lost, but it was snowing, like, perfect. It was such an awesome atmosphere."

[112:34] Brandon Herrera: "We were throwing each other through tables."

The camaraderie and shared love for their teams foster a lively and engaging discussion, with plans to attend future games together.

8. Navigating Online Challenges and Accusations

Justin addresses a concerning incident where someone with his name was arrested for a Subway robbery, leading to confusion and unwanted attention online.

[106:28] Donut Operator: "There's a whole thing on Reddit and about this."

[107:08] Brandon Herrera: "You know, the amount of parasocial comments I've seen about...it's wild."

He emphasizes the importance of ignoring baseless online accusations and staying true to oneself.

[107:32] Donut Operator: "That's the way to look."

9. Closing Remarks: Upcoming Events and Community Engagement

The episode wraps up with a reminder about the upcoming "Missing Parts Ride" on June 28th in Fort Walton Beach, Florida. The hosts encourage listeners to participate and support amputees by helping them get back on motorcycles.

[109:07] Justin Danger Nunley: "So, we're gonna put as many amputees back on bikes as we can."

They express gratitude for their community's support and tease future content, ensuring listeners stay engaged and informed.

[109:24] Eli Double Tap: "It's a fun one and go too."

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Notable Quotes:

• Justin Danger Nunley [03:13]: "Idle hands are the devil's workshop. And I'm not trying to do the devil's work."

• Fat Electrician [08:19]: "It's insane. And we had two females in particular qualifying that day."

• Brandon Herrera [11:00]: "If you could, you could have a poison run."

• Donut Operator [21:25]: "Just head over to AdamAndEve.com, pick out a single toy or anything you desire, and then just enter code unsub at checkout."

• Brandon Herrera [84:53]: "He was Stephen. Stephen Pate."

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This episode of the Unsubscribe Podcast offers a blend of military narratives, social media strategies, historical conspiracies, and vibrant discussions on sports and firearms. Listeners are treated to engaging stories, humor, and community-driven initiatives, all while celebrating Independence Day with exciting giveaways and upcoming events.

Transcript

[Justin Danger Nunley]

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[Brandon Herrera]

Womanizer.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Serial killer.

[Brandon Herrera]

Founding father. Does this guy get any cooler?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Hell yeah, brother.

[Eli Double Tap]

We give this dude sexual favor. Not sexual favors, but.

[Donut Operator]

What a bunch of homophobes.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Allegedly. Everything just said it's a legend.

[Fat Electrician]

You have to bleep out that word. I found that out the hard way.

[Brandon Herrera]

That's gonna make that sound so much worse.

[Donut Operator]

Say hi to Eli. He's racially ambiguous. And Brandon, his hair is fabulous. And donut a dog joke disposition.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

And there's a fat electrician.

[Donut Operator]

Welcome to Unsubscribe.

[Fat Electrician]

All right, for fourth of July, I'm giving away a fully decked out Jeep Gladiator. It has absolutely everything. It has 44 inch wide front and rear axles, a 3 1/2 inch lift, aftermarket shocks, 37 inch tires with a full size spare in the back and custom leather interior.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Slow down, baby.

[Fat Electrician]

All you have to do to get entered to win is head over to Bunker branding or thefat electrician.com and buy some fat electrician merch. I don't care what it is. Shirts, hats, hoodies, water bottles, rubber ducks. Absolutely anything is fair game. For every $5 you spend between June 30 and July 31, you are automatically going to be enter time to win this Jeep Gladiator. We're going to announce the winner in August. Now, the downside of all of this is that you're not allowed to do nice things without the government getting their cut too. Meaning that if you win this Jeep, it's going to count as taxable income on your tax return and you're going to have to pay thousands and thousands of dollars both in sales tax, registration and this being taxable income on your taxes. So I'm also going to give the winner a check for $10,000 to hopefully cover all of that. It kind of depends on state to state and of course it's going to come with an autograph. Rubber duck.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah, baby. That's what I've been wa.

[Fat Electrician]

So yeah, go get some fat electrician merch over at Bunker Branding or the fat electrician dot com. Quack.

[Donut Operator]

Bang out. On the count of three. You just count down and then pop it on the Count of three. In front of the camera or in the mic.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Okay.

[Donut Operator]

Three, two, one.

[Brandon Herrera]

Splash on that one.

[Eli Double Tap]

Hi, everyone. Welcome to the Unsubscribe Podcast. I'm joined today by Eli Double Tap, the fat electrician Justin Danger Nunley, Brandon Herrera, myself, donut operator. Thank you so much for being here.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

What's up?

[Brandon Herrera]

And exit stage right.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

You're good.

[Donut Operator]

All right, Gets up.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

It wasn't. It was a solid, solid opening.

[Donut Operator]

He nails it.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I like it. Nailed it. Like split hog.

[Eli Double Tap]

Unless we're live.

[Fat Electrician]

That's a Bruce Buffer of unsub right there.

[Donut Operator]

Live is when he gets a little nervous.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

The main event.

[Donut Operator]

What's up, Justin? Dude?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

How are you doing?

[Donut Operator]

We're excited. I. We have a whole bunch of questions, and then.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I'm excited. Yes. I've never been more excited in my life.

[Donut Operator]

Just like, you're an old guy. I was seeing you were already, like, checking out at breakfast. You're like, okay, I'm. It's a lot of people.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

My mind. No, my mind runs. My mind runs a million miles an hour. Right When I sit down and I start sitting there with my thoughts, it's not a good place to be at. You know, I'm just like, we got it. We got to get busy. You know, my. My parents always said. My grandparents always said, you know, idle hands are a devil's workshop. And I'm not trying to do the devil's work. Okay?

[Brandon Herrera]

They were just trying to get you to stop jerking off.

[Fat Electrician]

You're like me. The way I described is. Nothing gives me more anxiety than trying to relax.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah. Yes.

[Donut Operator]

I don't know how people retire.

[Fat Electrician]

You know, it'd be fun if I sat down and thought about all the I need to get done. That'd make me relax really good.

[Brandon Herrera]

It drives my stress right now. No, it drives my parents crazy because they're like, oh, yeah, come. Come with us to the beach or do this for, you know, a week. I'll go for a day and a half. And I'm just sitting there, like, on a chair, like, I'm driving myself crazy.

[Eli Double Tap]

Yeah, you got your 800 browser tabs open in your brain.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I told him when we were sitting there, he was. He's like, you good? And I said, yeah, man. I just don't know how to say. I don't know how to relax anymore. I'm, like, dying inside right now. Everybody's just. Everybody's sitting around, just laughing, having a good time, and I'm just like, I have to be doing something right now.

[Donut Operator]

I just look over and see, I was like, that's my face right now. I want to see if they're ready to go. Because you just got up and they were like, hey, you guys ready? Like, yeah. Is that okay? I'm like, 100%. Let's fucking rock and roll. I'm ready to go.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Round it up.

[Eli Double Tap]

It was a little hot out there, too. Thank you guys for being patient.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I. Oh, yeah.

[Eli Double Tap]

Had my dog with me. So that's where the whole outside thing. So thank you for being patient.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Absolutely. Yeah. No, I don't.

[Donut Operator]

Highway.

[Eli Double Tap]

Oh, God. Dude, they shut down 1604.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

The.

[Eli Double Tap]

The biggest loop in all of San Antonio.

[Brandon Herrera]

They just.

[Eli Double Tap]

They just shut down at 12pm on a Saturday.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I know.

[Eli Double Tap]

It was just not there.

[Brandon Herrera]

I've made this joke before, but it's like the. If I was in a room with a gun that had three bullets, and I have Hitler, Mao, and whoever decided to make the outer belt line of the. The country's seventh largest city, two lanes.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Is it really?

[Donut Operator]

Yeah.

[Brandon Herrera]

I would shoot that guy three times.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

This is only the second time I've ever been in San Antonio.

[Brandon Herrera]

Really?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Well, third. I came to WrestleMania a couple years ago with my son, but. Yeah. Spent six weeks here for basic training. Didn't see anything except for the riverwalk, you know, after. After graduation, and then now. So I have no clue how the city runs.

[Donut Operator]

Welcome back. The worst construction.

[Eli Double Tap]

Justin, you were Air Force, right?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yes, sir.

[Eli Double Tap]

Okay.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yes, sir.

[Donut Operator]

That's what we're going. When did you join?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

August 23rd of 2005. Oh, no. Yeah.

[Donut Operator]

Damn it.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I joined. Katrina happened while I was in basic training. Yeah, we were. They said. They said. And I'd already knew Katrina had hit. Right. Because when you go down to the little CQ area where the. Where the ti's at, you can see them watching the tv. So I knew there was a natural disaster, and I knew where the natural disaster was at. And then when they came to us and they said, hey, is anybody, you know from Mississippi, Louisiana, or Alabama, come with us? So you can make a call home and check. I knew my. I knew my people were good, but I was like, we're in an affected area in north Alabama. You know, I need to go call home real quick, so. Got a free phone call out of that one. Yeah, I guess now. I guess now that they get to keep their cell phones with them.

[Donut Operator]

Yep.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

What soft is, baby.

[Eli Double Tap]

That's a rule now?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I guess. Yeah. Well, they have to lock them up during the day, but then they get them at night. I don't know man, what? It's wild, dude.

[Donut Operator]

They switch.

[Fat Electrician]

I got. I got my cell phone for one day at basic training, but that was because we made a bet with the drill instructor and we somehow managed to win.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Really? That's a pretty chill drill instructor.

[Fat Electrician]

That drill instructor got in trouble for it too.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Oh.

[Fat Electrician]

Like, he's like, I didn't think they could pull it off. And they did. It was like this. Or be a liar. He's like, I don't know what to tell you guys.

[Donut Operator]

What was it?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Did y' all put Soggy Biscuit with him?

[Fat Electrician]

No, it was something ridiculous.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

It wasn't your Navy?

[Fat Electrician]

I. No, it was army.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Oh. Yeah. I think his basic training. Yeah.

[Eli Double Tap]

Dude, Someone definitely hit a cell phone in their ass because we had one cell phone in the aisles of the. Of the barracks that we were staying in, we had that one cell phone. So we'd like. We'd give this dude, like, sexual favorite. Not sexual favorite. No, I mean, like. Like, just like, give him extra rations and we could use the cell phone.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Up in the tile we had candy bars and in our. In our bunk beds. Thank God, cell phones is next level.

[Donut Operator]

Well, I mean, they didn't. Cell phones really weren't a thing until probably when you were getting out, I'm assuming.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah, we didn't. Well, the iPhone hadn't been invented yet. We still had the. I had a Motorola flip phone. Yeah, the Razors. What was the. What was the deal, though?

[Fat Electrician]

I think it was. I think, like, most of us had qualified on the rifle range and army basic. If you don't qualify, like, once you qualify, it's like, you off you go do other shit. Like, you have to qualify. So, like, there was some people that just could not do it. And it was finally, I think the drill instructor bet that if they could all qualify today, and this was like their 15th day in a row, going there and shooting bullets all day, trying, and none of them could shoot for.

[Brandon Herrera]

It's like, I fail to comprehend how someone could fail that, bro.

[Fat Electrician]

It's 23 out of 40 that you gotta hit to qualify.

[Donut Operator]

Four or three hundred yards. And you. If you just don't shoot and then use those rounds for the close target.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah.

[Fat Electrician]

Well, you could just not shoot at anything past 200.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah.

[Brandon Herrera]

And with a 20 inch rifle.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah.

[Donut Operator]

40 rounds.

[Fat Electrician]

40.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah.

[Fat Electrician]

It's insane. And we had. It was two females in particular, and I'm not you. I think they were hitting. They were hitting like five to six targets out of 40 every time. And I don't know what happened. With the people that were there to help coach them. But they ended up qualifying that day. We all got our cell phones.

[Brandon Herrera]

They were like, Patrick Swayze ghost.

[Fat Electrician]

Yeah, she's out on the range with somebody else standing over the top of her.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I'm still waiting for him to make a sequel to that movie.

[Brandon Herrera]

Yeah, I think it's gonna be.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Well.

[Brandon Herrera]

Well, actually he's in a prime place.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I'm just saying. Jesus.

[Eli Double Tap]

We had. We had some administrative people when I was at police office.

[Donut Operator]

Pictures of you, the view.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Whoopi Go. Was like.

[Donut Operator]

Not now Patrick Swayze.

[Brandon Herrera]

Sorry, what?

[Eli Double Tap]

No, no, I was saying we had some. Some female administrators. When I was like, people who told me what to do. We'd go out to the rifle or to the. Even the pistol range once a year to qualify, and they would miss from like five meters. They'd. Yeah.

[Fat Electrician]

How?

[Donut Operator]

Dude, I don't know. We had a squirrel. Since he couldn't qualify, I think I've told the story where everyone qualified. And then they're like, squirrel, we're going to be here until you qualify. Every. Go back to the line. I was like, I'm going to requalify. We went up and then Bruno went up next to the other side. It's like, okay, go. Goes down the line. He calls out the names. He's like, Lane 2. I'm like, Cuevas. He's like, 0 out of 40. He's like, Roger first. Aren't I missed all of them. Squirrel, lane three. Squirrel, 40 out of 40. Bruno, zero out of 40. Did you guys.

[Fat Electrician]

Fuck it.

[Donut Operator]

We'll just let it roll. We just all shot his targets more. We're like, there. He's qualified.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

You're driver.

[Donut Operator]

That's all you're going to do the entire time. And he.

[Brandon Herrera]

How do you get 58 out of 40?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I accidentally did that when we were qualifying one time. I. We put the. I shot my target fine. We put the gas mask on there at the end and I was shooting the other target.

[Donut Operator]

Oh, no shit.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah. I still qualified, but. Yeah. Yeah.

[Donut Operator]

Did it register?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah, yeah. I think they might have got expert marksman. Yeah.

[Fat Electrician]

Are you caught up to speed on Brandon being the most decorated, not veteran of all time?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

No.

[Fat Electrician]

We made a joke about him having Eli's Purple Heart and the Internet ran with it. And we now just get mailed legitimate military medals from people all around the country and the world at this point.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Right.

[Fat Electrician]

And I keep getting them sent to my P.O. box.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

So.

[Fat Electrician]

Here's your army achievement medal.

[Brandon Herrera]

Jesus Christ.

[Fat Electrician]

This guy has.

[Donut Operator]

He has full class A.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Is that. What's that nothing when you walk in?

[Fat Electrician]

Yes. That was made for him when he.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

First walked into the door.

[Fat Electrician]

Impressive part. This is the impressive part. I'm going to go ahead and have. Have you read how this gentleman earned this army achievement?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

He's reading it or I'm reading. Okay.

[Fat Electrician]

Highlighted part.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

During at in an act of selfless service and courage, SPC. Moody decisively acted when an observation post reported a bear quickly approaching their position. Without hesitation, SPC Moody fixed bayonet on his bro. What did he do?

[Brandon Herrera]

What the. And.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

And proceeded to charged. They misspelled this. This the army bro. And charged up the hill towards the bear. As Spc. Moody confronted the bear with just his bayonet on his M4, he managed to scare and distract the bear and provide. I was thinking I was going to get to the end of this. And he killed the bear with his bare hands. He scared it all. Provided overwatch as other soldiers evacuated the observation post and returned safely to the company. Talk.

[Donut Operator]

What a bunch of homophobes with the bro.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

He didn't kill the bear.

[Eli Double Tap]

Wait, this is legit?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yes.

[Brandon Herrera]

If he. If he went revenant on that bear, I would expect more than just an army achievement medal.

[Eli Double Tap]

That's fucking hilarious.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Well, the fun thing is, you know.

[Fat Electrician]

They were training, so he didn't have ammunition, so he fixed bayonets and confronted a fucking bear. That is crazy part.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

We're rolling, you know. Was it a black bear? Where is this out of?

[Donut Operator]

Oh, this isn't a gay guy.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Where's it out of?

[Eli Double Tap]

He confronted the bear.

[Brandon Herrera]

No.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Is it a black bear?

[Donut Operator]

I don't know. It didn't say.

[Eli Double Tap]

The bear tried to violently him.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Ohio said, probably leather. No, no, no.

[Donut Operator]

He had Nick in a gimp suit running at them.

[Brandon Herrera]

Like, to be fair, I also fix bandheads.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

That's wild.

[Brandon Herrera]

What year was this?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

2021. What? Yeah, this is April 16th, 2021.

[Eli Double Tap]

That sounds like a World War II story.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

M4. Yeah.

[Eli Double Tap]

Confronted the bear, bayonet on his M4.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I was thinking I was going to get to the end of that. And he. He stabbed the bear? No, he just scared the bear.

[Fat Electrician]

You get more than an army achievement Medal if you kill a bear with a bayonet.

[Brandon Herrera]

That's.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Well, it's a black bear.

[Fat Electrician]

I don't care.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Black bears are pretty. They're pretty tame, ain't they?

[Brandon Herrera]

I mean, people on the Internet.

[Fat Electrician]

Black bears are big raccoons, essentially.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Eli Double Tap]

It's like bear in the woods or man in the woods. Who would A woman rather get caught with. You just had the showdown right there.

[Donut Operator]

I just like. It's like he managed to scare, distract the bear and provided overwatch as soldiers evacuated. Like, oh, God. No one's helping him. They're like, ex. Filling out. It's like a mission.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

What?

[Fat Electrician]

To be fair, if you fixed bayonets and confronted a bear, I would. Like.

[Donut Operator]

I would.

[Fat Electrician]

Hold on.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Let's.

[Fat Electrician]

He's. He's got this. I don't want to ruin the moment, you know, it's your time to shine.

[Eli Double Tap]

They see me. I'm down 100%.

[Brandon Herrera]

I'm up. He sees me.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I want to hear that whole story. There's more to that story than that.

[Fat Electrician]

Oh, for sure.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

There's way more to this story than that.

[Donut Operator]

So you got a full on.

[Brandon Herrera]

That's.

[Donut Operator]

Dude, how many is that now?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Oh, God.

[Fat Electrician]

Army achievement medals. Like 30.

[Donut Operator]

He has a fake medal of honor. Clint Romache.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

With it.

[Brandon Herrera]

We've got Clint's challenge going up there still.

[Donut Operator]

Damn.

[Eli Double Tap]

Well, someone sent me their grandfather's World War II medals to my P.O. box for him.

[Brandon Herrera]

Straight up.

[Eli Double Tap]

And these are, like, rad accommodations too. Like, he was a. He was a gunner on a plane, I believe.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yep.

[Eli Double Tap]

Like, smoked a bunch of German planes. And. And our buddy sent us. Sent me some to my P.O. box. And so Brandon now has World War II medals, which we.

[Brandon Herrera]

We've like, specifically asked people, like, okay, I get the joke, and I get. The. Part of the joke is that I'm not supposed.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Please don't send me family heirlooms.

[Brandon Herrera]

Please don't send me family.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I do not want family heirlooms.

[Brandon Herrera]

For the love of God, keep that in your family. Because even if you don't give a about it, like your kids might like, come on.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Don't send family heirlooms. But if you have family heirlooms to see end, just go steal some from a museum and send them.

[Eli Double Tap]

Yeah, you know about stolen property?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Oh, no.

[Donut Operator]

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[Eli Double Tap]

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[Donut Operator]

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[Eli Double Tap]

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[Donut Operator]

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[Eli Double Tap]

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[Justin Danger Nunley]

Right?

[Donut Operator]

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[Justin Danger Nunley]

Whoa.

[Eli Double Tap]

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[Donut Operator]

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[Eli Double Tap]

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[Donut Operator]

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[Justin Danger Nunley]

They're a little.

[Eli Double Tap]

Little wonky, buddy.

[Donut Operator]

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[Eli Double Tap]

Was it sent discreetly for free and fast?

[Donut Operator]

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[Justin Danger Nunley]

Lick me, daddy.

[Eli Double Tap]

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[Donut Operator]

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[Justin Danger Nunley]

Code unsub.

[Eli Double Tap]

Unsub.

[Donut Operator]

Dude, why is that so weird?

[Eli Double Tap]

Like, when you say it doesn't sound right?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

No.

[Donut Operator]

Yes, That's.

[Fat Electrician]

That's right.

[Donut Operator]

Unsub. That's U N S U B. [e-mail].

[Eli Double Tap]

This is a specific offer for this podcast. So be sure to use the code.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Unsub to get your discount.

[Fat Electrician]

To get your discount, spice up the.

[Donut Operator]

Bedroom by bringing more pleasure and satisfaction to it. Wish I could satisfy my partner.

[Eli Double Tap]

I'm sorry, can you teach me?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Adam and Eve can.

[Donut Operator]

Cody me.

[Fat Electrician]

You know about trophy skulls from World War II?

[Eli Double Tap]

Do you have one?

[Fat Electrician]

Americans had a really bad habit in the Pacific theater of taking Japanese skulls and sending them back home to, like, their girlfriends. And you can find Pictures of like, 1940s women posing with a Japanese.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

That's why.

[Fat Electrician]

Imperial soldier skull. It's got, like, they would paint them like. Like the unit platoons unit insignia carved in it.

[Eli Double Tap]

The most famous one is, like, the raider one.

[Fat Electrician]

Yeah.

[Eli Double Tap]

Painted the whole raider flag on a skull.

[Fat Electrician]

That is why we can ask for.

[Donut Operator]

One of those, though, right?

[Fat Electrician]

I brought that up. I had, like. I had like, four people offer to send me their grandpa's Japanese skull.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

No shit. Because I remember how legal that is.

[Brandon Herrera]

I think that is legal.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I don't think it is. Really.

[Fat Electrician]

That's legal.

[Brandon Herrera]

I think there's exceptions to it.

[Fat Electrician]

It's walking a fine line. I'm not sure about.

[Brandon Herrera]

Well, then just, like, don't do it.

[Eli Double Tap]

Yeah, everything's legal if the government doesn't know about it, you know?

[Donut Operator]

Dude, that would go right up on that right in the middle.

[Brandon Herrera]

Like, how do you get them in, like, museums?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

That's wild. They're licensed. It's a museum.

[Fat Electrician]

Preserve history.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

What.

[Brandon Herrera]

What license do you apply for?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

That's historic value. Y' all are wanting for a prop. There's a big difference There we're talking about historical significance. To be fair to the top, the.

[Fat Electrician]

Museum char money to look at it. I'm gonna charge money to look at it.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

The same thing. There's a big difference.

[Brandon Herrera]

We're preserving it and more people will see it here.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

There's a big difference between them talking about this on PBS and us talking about it right here. I'm just saying, you know, look at.

[Donut Operator]

You and your high horse.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I'm just trying to save y' all from a felony. You know, do what you want to do.

[Brandon Herrera]

The big difference is that they get taxpayer money and we don't.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

We have to pay it. You know what? You go get that.

[Eli Double Tap]

Yeah, we're already paying for the skull too.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

If you do send me a picture of it. I gotta see the dude.

[Donut Operator]

That's a. I like that.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

That is wild.

[Fat Electrician]

It's crazy.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

That was the thing. Oh yeah.

[Eli Double Tap]

There's also the. There's a famous picture of the. The girl. It's like pretty girl back then just sitting there. And there's a.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

What do you mean pretty girl back then? Which she wouldn't be.

[Fat Electrician]

No, no.

[Eli Double Tap]

I'm just saying nowadays, during that time period.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Well, she'll be on a scale of 1 to 10. And.

[Fat Electrician]

She'S like posing with it because her hu. Husband sent her some dude's skull, which is normal. Like, sweetheart, look at the guy that tried to keep me from coming back home to you.

[Brandon Herrera]

That's a. I just love how disinterested she is.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

It's a flex.

[Brandon Herrera]

She just doesn't give a.

[Donut Operator]

Just being excited to open a package from your spouse that's in war and you're like, oh my God. What do you send me?

[Fat Electrician]

A skull?

[Donut Operator]

They probably didn't watch.

[Eli Double Tap]

I know, it's.

[Brandon Herrera]

There is no federal law that explicitly prohibits the possession or sale of human remains, with the exception of Native American remains protected by the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Stay off the Indian mounds. Can you still call them Indian mounds?

[Brandon Herrera]

I think so, though.

[Donut Operator]

DOT or Ba Ba.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Ba. No. Yeah. Casino. Casino. Oh, yeah, not casino. Nut.

[Brandon Herrera]

Tech support.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Eli Double Tap]

I do know a guy that made a knife. A knife handle out of human bone.

[Fat Electrician]

Well, they used to think that he's like.

[Eli Double Tap]

You ever smell like running it through a.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

A, a.

[Fat Electrician]

A Dremel?

[Eli Double Tap]

Yeah, running it through. You ever smell it? Yeah, it's like super sweet.

[Donut Operator]

Wait, what?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah.

[Brandon Herrera]

Oh, yeah, right.

[Eli Double Tap]

But human bone, when it's run through a sander. Cuz he made a. A knife out of like the. The handle was human bone.

[Donut Operator]

Oh, okay.

[Eli Double Tap]

It smells sweet.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah. It's like when a body gets cremated. Yeah. Like, at some point, that meat is perfect and it smells like barbecue if the person's fat.

[Fat Electrician]

Man. I worked when I was an electrician. We had to take out a cremator from a funeral home and put the new one in.

[Eli Double Tap]

Oh, my gosh.

[Fat Electrician]

And when they moved it, there was just like 3 inches of just what I can only describe as people pudding underneath this fucking thing. And it was disgusting.

[Donut Operator]

The forbidden pudding.

[Fat Electrician]

It was not good.

[Donut Operator]

Was it, like, goopy?

[Fat Electrician]

Oh, yeah. It looked like.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I wish he wouldn't have described it like that. That is gross.

[Fat Electrician]

People, pudding. People, people.

[Eli Double Tap]

I've seen that. You know when Nana doesn't call for three months and you go to her house in the summer in place. The first the air conditioning was off because she didn't pay the bill. Yeah.

[Brandon Herrera]

At least that one's medium. Well.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

That is.

[Brandon Herrera]

That's just raw.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah.

[Fat Electrician]

Yeah. There was, like, a. Like a conspiracy theory that Benjamin Franklin was a serial killer for a long time because of human remains.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Really?

[Fat Electrician]

They found, like. They found, like, a ton of human remains in one of his residence.

[Brandon Herrera]

Womanizer, serial killer, founding father. Man, does this guy get any cool?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I don't know.

[Fat Electrician]

Apparently he was just. Apparently they were.

[Donut Operator]

Apparently he was just like, no, that's funny.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

It's a good joke. Whatever. That's a great joke. There's no such thing as a bad joke, just a bad audience. So if you didn't think that's funny, you. That's a good joke. Really? Yeah.

[Fat Electrician]

He's doing autopsies.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Where'd they find them?

[Fat Electrician]

In, like, the basement, buried under the floor in his residence. But he was. He was helping medical students do, like, autopsies and on dead bodies for, like, medical research. And it was illegal at the time, so they just found all these remains, and they're like, oh, my God. Benjamin Franklin was a serial killer. He's like, no, he was just doing some other illegal.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I mean, it makes sense.

[Brandon Herrera]

You don't think about it while he.

[Fat Electrician]

Was banging a bunch of women over in France.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah. Hell, yeah, brother.

[Brandon Herrera]

It's still like, I. I finally finished your video the other day.

[Fat Electrician]

John Paul Jones.

[Brandon Herrera]

Yeah.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah.

[Brandon Herrera]

We're talking about his correspondence with Ben Franklin. They're basically just like, boys, like, sharing nudes and DMS and in the late 1700s.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Okay. You know what I always think about, though, where my mind always goes when you start talking about, like, banging chicks back in the day or, you know, naked women from 1700s. They didn't take baths a whole lot, man.

[Eli Double Tap]

And then they were.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

People didn't shave.

[Fat Electrician]

Napoleon was into that shit, though. What do you mean Napoleon? Like, they have Napoleon's correspondence with his wife when he's like off at war and he like in his notes to his wife is like, I'll be home in three weeks. Stop bathing now. Like that.

[Brandon Herrera]

Oh, he was in straight.

[Fat Electrician]

Oh, he was into some kinky sh.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

T. No, thank you. Buying a car in Carvana was so easy. I was able to finance it through them. I just. Whoa, wait, you mean finance? Yeah, finance got pre qualified for a Carvana auto loan entered my terms and shot from thousands of great car options.

[Fat Electrician]

All within my budget.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

That's cool. But financing through Carvana was so easy. Financed, done. And I get to pick up my car from their Carvana vending machine tomorrow. Financed, Right. That's what I said. You can spend time trying to pronounce financing or you can actually finance and buy your car today. On car finance financing, subject to credit approval, additional terms and conditions may apply. I can't do smells.

[Donut Operator]

No.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Once you.

[Fat Electrician]

Once you burn down St. Petersburg, I mean, what, what could be worse of a smell?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Do you know? Like everything had to smell bad back then. Had to have.

[Eli Double Tap]

Yeah, 100%.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah. Because everybody just smelled like ass.

[Fat Electrician]

Yeah, but you just get used to it though, you know what I mean? Like, you walk into somebody else's house, like, oh, you guys have dogs. They don't notice the smell. You know, you just get used to it.

[Brandon Herrera]

It's like a convenience store on the bad part of town. They don't know it smells bad.

[Fat Electrician]

Yeah, Everybody.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Everybody that just heard that thought of one particular store. I know I did. I was like, yep, there is that one store.

[Eli Double Tap]

Yeah, we just went. I just went house. House shopping recently. I'm trying to move up here closer to where all these guys are up in like the Bernie area. So you walk into a house when there's like the curry smell. So you can't. You can't get it out of the walls.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

It's like the smokers back in the day. Yeah.

[Eli Double Tap]

The walls were yellow. My grandpa. Yeah, My grandma, I remember my grandfather yelled the yellow line around.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Or you take the pictures off the wall and it's like perfect. Yeah. And the rest, like. I didn't ever know this wall was white. Yeah. I thought this was just like an off yellow. Stale, if you will. You know, everything starts looking like the.

[Brandon Herrera]

The filter of a cigarette after you're done with it.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Now, brother, that's all. That's on that wall. And we didn't even. Nobody knew anything about smoking back then. Like, my dad used to smoke in the house, and then when I got old enough, I smoked in the house, you know?

[Donut Operator]

Now you quit ashtrays.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

You don't see ashtrays in people's houses anymore. We need to bring that back.

[Eli Double Tap]

Well, used to be on planes, too.

[Fat Electrician]

They're still on planes. It's legally required.

[Eli Double Tap]

Some planes do still have that.

[Fat Electrician]

Ashtrays are legally required. They're still in the bathroom. They legally have to be in the bathroom.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

That's where I go to vape when I'm on the airplane.

[Fat Electrician]

It's because. Oh, the skull was the line.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I got caught one time vaping on the airplane. Did you? Yeah. She said, hey. I said, it's not what you think. She's like, then what is it? I said, I have asthma, and it's my albuterol. And she was like, I know better than that, but well played, and left it alone. But she said, don't do it again.

[Brandon Herrera]

That's a rad flight attendant.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah. Yeah. All right.

[Fat Electrician]

I had a flight attendant take my Zen one time.

[Brandon Herrera]

What?

[Fat Electrician]

Yeah, it, like, fell out of my.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

What is that hurt?

[Fat Electrician]

Like, it pulled. It fell out of my pocket, rolled down. There's no tobacco products on the plane. I was like, it's a nicotine pouch. And they're like, it's the same thing and wouldn't give it back to me. I was like, whatever.

[Donut Operator]

There's no tobacco in it.

[Fat Electrician]

I'm aware. But they still don't want you using it.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I don't understand. So that. That, that.

[Brandon Herrera]

But they'll serve you.

[Fat Electrician]

Yeah.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

People need people. If you. If you're addicted to nicotine, you don't have nicotine. You have an extended flight, People are going to crash out. Just let them have the zins. It's going to save you a lot of problems as a flight attendant.

[Brandon Herrera]

It's just a Lipper version of a nicotine guy.

[Fat Electrician]

I never go anywhere without six cans. I just pulled another can out of my. I'm doing it anyways.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

It don't make sense.

[Donut Operator]

I'm surprised.

[Brandon Herrera]

Shouldn't have started throwing them at her, dude.

[Donut Operator]

A vape pen, though, shaped like an asthma inhaler, is a really good idea.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

We can make a lot of money off these.

[Donut Operator]

Oh, we might cut that. Isn't that a genius idea?

[Brandon Herrera]

You could probably print that pretty easy.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah. Is that already a thing? Will you Google that, Brent, real quick? We might. We might be on to multi. Millions of tens of millions of dollars.

[Fat Electrician]

That's the first thing I was like.

[Donut Operator]

Did somebody do this? This is what I can do.

[Brandon Herrera]

20, 20, 20, 20, 20.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Cut me in. Let's make some money, House. Is this like Nashville riders round where everybody should do a vape pen, like.

[Fat Electrician]

An inhaler for asthma?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

So, all right, he's getting in on the cut now. Edit that out.

[Brandon Herrera]

I don't like this math. This is, like, now, like, 16. 16.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

That is perfect. Like, you just hold it up and, like, that is just for decoration. But when you come on, the stewardess.

[Eli Double Tap]

Sees you doing it 40 times on a flight, it's like, oh, my go.

[Fat Electrician]

What's she gonna do? Having an asthma attack?

[Eli Double Tap]

He's had 73 asthma attacks.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Oh, really? Is it a thing? Yeah.

[Fat Electrician]

Puff it, X.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

See, I've always said, you know, I, I, I think sometimes I come up with, like, a genius idea and I'm like, I'm stupid. Somebody's already thought of this, and they have.

[Brandon Herrera]

Yeah, you can always be like Edison and then just be louder.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Didn't he steal that from a girl or something? From a girl?

[Brandon Herrera]

I hadn't heard that. I know that. He apparently stole a bunch from. From Tesla.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Nico.

[Brandon Herrera]

Tesla, my good friend Nico.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

You know the, the. There's a Tesla statue in Silicon Valley, right? And it emits free WI fi.

[Brandon Herrera]

Really?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah.

[Brandon Herrera]

It's kind of cool.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah.

[Eli Double Tap]

Did you just make that up?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

No, it's true. Look it up. I would never lie.

[Donut Operator]

I just got shot in the face by Green Stuff Chef. We're doing the AG1 Daily Foundation Nutrition. This is how you start your day properly. I am extremely sore today. Why are you sore, Eli? I have been doing the gym for a majority of my life, and now I have Brandon back in the gym and boxing. Our boy is down 17 pounds in the last couple of months, and I'm super freaking proud of him. Part of that is supplement, because it is way easier if you have the proper fuel running through your system. AG1 is also delicious for probiotics. So in between your water and your normal meals, you just pop in one of these, and then you're getting additional boost of energy. It's helping your gut bio, which some of us really need help with that. This guy, you have no idea. And it supports your immune system, so you ain't getting sick as much. Seriously, though, when you're doing two a day, so boxing for 30 minutes and an hour of gym, this is what you need to do. If you skip the most important part of it, you are screwing yourself. My favorite Analogy is using a race car. They run with the best fuel. You know why? If you threw trash fuel in any of those systems, they're not going to run and they're not going to perform at the level that they need to be. So if you want to be the best version of yourself, this is part of that process. And AG1 does an amazing job with their system supplements. Also, they send you a dope water bottle.

[Fat Electrician]

Take it or leave it.

[Donut Operator]

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[Justin Danger Nunley]

If I would.

[Fat Electrician]

Do I. Do I tell him about, do I tell him about Baron Trump and blow his mind? I know, I know that on the podcast before, but I love watching people's reactions to that conspiracy theory.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Come on with it.

[Eli Double Tap]

You're talking about the clown classic novel.

[Fat Electrician]

Yeah. So you know Nikola Tesla, he support, he had, he had like his workshop and he had supposedly figured out like the death ray and an earthquake machine and time travel and wireless energy, all this. When Nikola Tesla died, they sent a. Somebody from the government, I think it was the FBI, to recover all of his like documents and, and he supposedly had 26 bank boxes of research documents and they sent him to recover them and they only ended up recovering like three or four of the 26 and the rest went missing. The guy who recovered them is Donald Trump's uncle.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Are you shitting me?

[Fat Electrician]

No, it's. It was Donald Trump's uncle.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

But like that's not part of the conspiracy. That's true.

[Brandon Herrera]

That's just true. That's objectively correct.

[Fat Electrician]

That's objectively a fact.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

When did that family get rich after that? Oh my God, that's wild.

[Brandon Herrera]

Buckle up.

[Fat Electrician]

There's a novel from the 1800s with.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Me right now because I will be gullible, but if you tell it and you're not straight faced enough, I'm gonna.

[Fat Electrician]

Believe you dead ass. Serious. Like I might be slightly missing. Like it might not have been the FBI. It might have been, but like broadly speaking, this is actually happening happened. So he recovered like three or four of the 26 boxes. The rest had been missing forever. Where it gets even weirder is the 1800s. There's a novel and the novel is about the main character whose name is Baron Trump, who's a time traveler who saves the world and his mentor is a guy named Don.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

No, I swear to God. What's the name of the novel.

[Fat Electrician]

What is the name of that book?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Like, no, that's like. Yeah, that is why.

[Eli Double Tap]

Actual things.

[Donut Operator]

Nick knows all the random factoids, possible.

[Fat Electrician]

Adventures of Baron Trump.

[Donut Operator]

The date of when it's released from 1889.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Doesn't. There ain't no way. Hold on.

[Eli Double Tap]

It mentions. Does it mention Elon in there?

[Donut Operator]

Oh, there's a name or something.

[Brandon Herrera]

Yeah, I think there is. Something like that.

[Donut Operator]

Is that Elon or something in. Yeah, I forgot about that.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

It kind of looks like him. I mean, it kind of looks like when he's younger. You know what I'm saying? That's why.

[Donut Operator]

See if the Elon thing is on there, because. Yeah, I think that was part.

[Eli Double Tap]

I feel like it says something in there, like someone who guided them through something was named Elon or Musk or something like that.

[Brandon Herrera]

I want to say it was Elon.

[Donut Operator]

That's wild.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

And Elon is now, like, huge in the electric stuff. Like Tesla. Tesla. That is wild.

[Donut Operator]

Literally, Tesla.

[Brandon Herrera]

We live in a simulation. That's one of those things where, like, this is. It's one of my favorite conspiracy theories, not because I think it has any relevance on real life in any way, but because it's funny.

[Fat Electrician]

What are the kind of.

[Brandon Herrera]

It's kind of like the Fidel Castro is Justin Trudeau's father.

[Fat Electrician]

Yeah, that's true.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

That's the thing. You heard that one. People believe that.

[Brandon Herrera]

I think it's actually correct, so. Well, so that's one where there's just enough.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

That would explain the blackface. I didn't wear the black face.

[Donut Operator]

He's just pointing out what that Trudeau did. Yeah, he did.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah. There.

[Brandon Herrera]

But, like, actually, though, Justin Trudeau looks nothing like his father, for one. That's just.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

So you're saying his mom banged Fidel Castro?

[Eli Double Tap]

There's pictures of them together.

[Brandon Herrera]

His mom was in Cuba working with Fidel Castro about nine months before Justin Trudeau was born. There are pictures of them together, and they look familiar.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

That's wild. Oh, wait, let me see. Which one is Justin? Oh, my God.

[Brandon Herrera]

Eli, you've never heard this? No.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah. So they know. They know. Like, if. If. That. If. If we're sitting here talking about it. They've had DNA tests run, right? And if. They've never confirmed nor denied, it's probably true.

[Donut Operator]

Bro, that is wild. Pull up the photo, dude. The eyeline's even.

[Brandon Herrera]

Not only that, but this is. Look at the way. This is Justin Trudeau's.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Why?

[Brandon Herrera]

Look at the way she is looking at Fidel.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah, yeah. Oh, they. He was throwing that. He was throwing that. That communist Riz on her.

[Fat Electrician]

Typical commie, our w.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Commie Riaz.

[Brandon Herrera]

He was about to teach her about the. The means of production.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Lord have mercy.

[Fat Electrician]

That's reproduction.

[Donut Operator]

Wild. What the.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Oh, I'm gonna go down. I'm gonna go down a rabbit hole on that.

[Brandon Herrera]

Now it's. Again. Do I think it's true on that one? I don't really know, but it's funny.

[Fat Electrician]

But it would be very funny.

[Eli Double Tap]

It's funny.

[Donut Operator]

And that's how misinformation starts, because this will just take off.

[Brandon Herrera]

It's that Internet law. I don't know what it's called, but it's. You know, know, the most likely scenario is usually. The most likely outcome is usually the funniest.

[Fat Electrician]

I can't wait to watch his. I can't wait to watch your content. Next time Trudeau's in the media cycle. Hey, did you know?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Did he. Listen, listen. Put me on the BBC. Not that kind of BBC. I'm talking about the news. You know, hey, one thing that I did.

[Fat Electrician]

One.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

One thing I did learn this past week, that if you're wanting to search for big block Chevy's, do not.

[Donut Operator]

Why would you type big, black, big block Chevy? Oh, never mind.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

You're looking for big block Chevys. Don't just abbreviate and take the lazy way out, because you're not gonna see. You're not gonna see 427s.

[Brandon Herrera]

Safe search back on. Safe search back on.

[Donut Operator]

Holy.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

So you.

[Donut Operator]

What year did you get out of the military? 0809, brother, I'm still in.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I'm still. I'm still currently active, man.

[Donut Operator]

They have loose regulations on.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Saying, no. The. I'm doing. I'm. I'm doing Skill Bridge, which is like a program where you can get out six months early and transition. Not like that, into the, you know, civilian world. Yeah, it's 2025, so I'm doing Skillbridge. I don't. Officially, I'm retired. All my paperwork's in everything. But I don't officially retire until August 31st.

[Fat Electrician]

How hard was it to get them? Because, like, Skillbridge, you. I think I know some other people that have done it. You have to go to them with, like, here's the job I'm doing. I have the job lined up. Here's my goals in life. How did you pitch Influencer?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I didn't.

[Fat Electrician]

Okay.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I'm. I'm. I'm interning at a Harley Davidson dealership. Yep.

[Donut Operator]

Oh, genius. Oh, my God.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Now our Previous conversation makes a little more sense. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Donut Operator]

No, no, man. I still also. When did you start? How long ago was your Charlie Davidson?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

So check us out, you know? And we're.

[Donut Operator]

Checking us out, actually, a.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Really good plug, and I think it would be good for Yalls audience, too, if you don't mind me talking about it. So we're doing a missing parts ride June 28, right. I met a guy this past year, his name's Joel Rooker, up in North Mississippi, and I. I just went to a random motorcycle shop in Tishomingo, Mississippi, right out in the middle of nowhere. I swear I can't spell it, but I can say it, you know? So I go to this motorcycle shop, and. And his wife is in there, and she's working behind the counter, and she said, hey, I saw you when you walked in. My husband is a huge fan, and. And he's on his way to meet you. Can you please stake us checking out? Under any normal circumstance, I would have said, it gets weird. Y' all know what I'm talking about. It gets weird, right? I try to be. I try to be nice. Sometimes I'm like, yeah, I'll stay. Right? But at that point in the day, I was like, I'm done. I'm ready to go. You get it, right? So before I could say no, she said, he has one arm, and he rides a motorcycle. Okay, I got to see this. Yes. I will wait. I will wait.

[Brandon Herrera]

I got to see this.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I'm hoping at this point that this man comes rolling up on a. On a Harley, you know, I want to see how this works. No. He shows up in Camaro. He's like, hey, you know, my name's Joel Rooker and everything. Sure. He's got one arm. Sleeve tucked into his pocket, you know? And I'm like, okay, you ride a motorcycle? And he's like, yeah. I said, let's go to your house. I want to see how this works. I got to see this, right? So we go to his house.

[Donut Operator]

Dance monkey.

[Fat Electrician]

Yeah.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah.

[Brandon Herrera]

I'm starting to realize you and Nick are the same.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I do. I've just got. You can explain it to me. My. I am a concrete thinker, right? Like, I can fix anything mechanical. When it comes to something like electricity, bro, my mind, I can't. I can't see electricity. It doesn't exist in my mind.

[Donut Operator]

You know what I'm saying?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Right? So I'm. You can explain to me how you ride a motorcycle and you have one arm and it's. It's your. It's your throttle. It's your throttle. Your brake hand that he's missing, right? So I'm like, I got to know how this. Well, the clutch on the other hand. Yeah, right. But, you know, then you start get thinking. You're like, well, if you've got one hand, like, how are you clutching at that point? Because you have to have a handbrake. So he had to put the handbrake on me. I got to know how this works, right? So we go to his house and. And he shows me it's cool as I did a whole video on it real quick.

[Brandon Herrera]

Sorry to interrupt it. Like, at the shoulder, like, no arm at all.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I think it's. I think it's right here at the. At the bicep. Oh, shit. Okay.

[Brandon Herrera]

So, like, no. Like, not even a nub. Like, just absolutely no.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

You know what? Actually, I think it's the whole damn arm. Arm. I think it is because he has to use his shoulder to tell the. Tell the knob what to do.

[Donut Operator]

No scary.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

So he's got. But it's. It. So it looks like a trailer hitch, and it's a cup on his motorcycle, right? And he puts it in there, and he looks like damn Terminator riding motorcycle. But it's, you know, it's set up for him. He's got, like, a 95, you know, low rider that he rides, and it's. It. It's perfect. Like, it's cool to watch him do it. And we got to talking about, you know, does. Is. Does everybody have access to this? And he's like, no. I've always wanted to put together, like, some kind of charity to help put people back on motorcycles that have had the same injury because not everybody was as fortunate as him. He. He got it jerked off in a. Not like that. In a. In an industrial accident, right? So he had workman's comp that actually was able to pay for all of his stuff. But a lot of people are not that fortunate.

[Brandon Herrera]

Steel workers on Live Leak, we've seen.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Bro, that's wild, ain't it? People get caught up in that. Brutal. Yeah.

[Brandon Herrera]

Oh, yeah.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

The.

[Brandon Herrera]

The Chinese chick that turns into Flat Stanley.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah.

[Donut Operator]

She doesn't react. She's just like. It just limps and falls to the side.

[Brandon Herrera]

Yeah, that's my entire Twitter feed, though.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

So he. He started telling me how much all this cost, and I'm like, so you're telling me that, you know, somebody that goes through this, you know, they. They. They pretty much lose a part of their life because they can't afford to do it. And he's like, yeah. I said, let's put a ride together. So June 28, we're doing the missing parts ride out of Emerald Coast, Harley Davidson. It's going to be big. We've got a lot of people coming and. Yeah. Yeah. It's the inaugural. You can't say first annual, because Gus gets mad about that. The owner of the dealership down there. Yeah. He said it's not grammatically correct.

[Eli Double Tap]

Where is that at exactly?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Exactly. Fort Walton Beach, Florida. So the tickets are live Tickets actually just went live this week just a couple days ago. So we'd love for y' all to come. Hell, come hang out. It's gonna be a fun day. I know. I ride. Yeah.

[Brandon Herrera]

Eli, you've ridden before, right?

[Donut Operator]

Yeah, I have my motorcycle license.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Even if y' all don't want to bring your bikes all the way down there, me and Gus can get with y', all, and y' all can get put on the demo bike and ride with us. That'd be fun.

[Donut Operator]

Yeah, dude, that sounds like blast.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah.

[Eli Double Tap]

Kind of fun.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah. So we're gonna put as many amputees back on bikes as we can.

[Donut Operator]

It's gonna be a dangerous weekend.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah.

[Brandon Herrera]

We just need to get calls, you.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Know, if the ride goes bad, you might join the cause for next year. You know.

[Brandon Herrera]

We need. We need to get Cody on a bike.

[Eli Double Tap]

Yeah, I know. That'd be a fun time to buy one.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

First bike, I'll show it to you. I'll sell you your first bike.

[Eli Double Tap]

Okay.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah, let's do it.

[Brandon Herrera]

That's a cool story.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Hell, yeah, brother.

[Eli Double Tap]

Hell yeah, brother.

[Donut Operator]

I want a V Rod. Do they make those still?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

They don't make them anymore, no, but they. Harley just came out with a new bike that's really, really cool. Now, I'm not trying to plug Harley here, but I'm not getting paid by Harley corporate or anything or even hardly because I'm, you know, I'm on Skill Bridge. But the Gray Ghost, you know, the. The. The Fat Boy was originally released in 1990, right? So this is, like their anniversary of the. Of the Gray Ghost, the Fat Boy. And so it's, like, all chrome. Even the. The gas tank, the fenders, everything is chrome. It's badass. They call it the Gray Ghost. They only made 1990 of them. And they're, of course, cool.

[Donut Operator]

Might as well look at that, my brother. I mean, you guys seen my dad? He's like a Mexican biker.

[Eli Double Tap]

He has looks like a biker.

[Brandon Herrera]

He's a Mexican wizard.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah, looks like he should be on the Mayans.

[Fat Electrician]

Gandalf the Brown.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Shout out to Vincent.

[Brandon Herrera]

Can't off the brown.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Y' all are friends with Vincent, too, right? Yeah.

[Eli Double Tap]

Vargas.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Donut Operator]

Oh, yeah, yeah.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Oh, yeah, yeah. Good dude. Awesome guy. Vincent I talked to. First time I talked to him, I said, hey, man, man, send me a mines cut. I want one bad so I can put it on my wall. You still owe that to me. He sent me his book, but he didn't send me that cut. Where's it at?

[Eli Double Tap]

Yeah, he was up here, what, like six months ago? Something like that?

[Brandon Herrera]

Like a year.

[Eli Double Tap]

Yeah, yeah, he was up here and he told us some crazy, like, border stories about working order. Yeah, yeah, but he's. He's a great dude.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah, he really is.

[Eli Double Tap]

Send him his. Send him the cut.

[Donut Operator]

Send a cut, Rocco. Send the cut, bro. Mexican slash Puerto Rican.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Is he Puerto Rican?

[Eli Double Tap]

Yeah.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

You're Mexican, too?

[Brandon Herrera]

Yeah, half on both sides.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Really? Herrera. Ah, yeah.

[Brandon Herrera]

A little bit of giveaway.

[Fat Electrician]

You're Mexican.

[Brandon Herrera]

That's.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

That's not. Holy.

[Fat Electrician]

You're Mexican.

[Donut Operator]

My brown trim.

[Eli Double Tap]

Chase, pull it up.

[Donut Operator]

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[Justin Danger Nunley]

Dope.

[Donut Operator]

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[Justin Danger Nunley]

Military march, I think.

[Donut Operator]

And then that's when you.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

No, y' all know. Y' all know. You. You're trying to get me. To get me caught up. No, no, no, no. I've had it. I've had beard for a few years. You know, it started out as a medical shaving wave because. And it was legit. It was legit. I did. It wasn't bumps like. Like the bumps you're talking about, right. When Covid hit, we had to wear those masks all the time, right?

[Donut Operator]

Yeah.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

And then shaving and wearing the mask, it had my chin. I mean, it was. I can show you pictures. Like, it was just raw and it looked like hamburger meat. Right. And I went to the doctor and was like, yo, this bad. It hurts. And he wrote me a shaving waiver. And the damn shaving waiver lasted for five years. Holy. I said, I'm not going to complain. And then the shaving waiver. Yeah. Rolled into religious accommodation. Waiver how?

[Donut Operator]

Wait, really?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I'm a Christian. Yeah.

[Fat Electrician]

I got a waiver for protein shakes.

[Donut Operator]

Can't even fathom.

[Fat Electrician]

Just.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

You just have. You have to have a deeply held belief. Right. And. And, you know, verses to back it up. And there's verses in the Bible to talk about it, so.

[Eli Double Tap]

Oh, dude, he's the definition. If you ain't.

[Donut Operator]

He's a specialist.

[Eli Double Tap]

Yeah, yeah, exactly. He's a he for Mafia.

[Donut Operator]

For life, 20 years.

[Eli Double Tap]

If you ain't cheating, you ain't trying, dude.

[Donut Operator]

Yeah, yeah, well, congrats on that.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

And I had a bigger beard, you know, and then I did a deal with manscaped last month, and I shaved it. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Brandon Herrera]

I don't think that's shaving product. They were trying to go, brother.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I've always said everything I got for everything I own is for sale. Everything I've got in life is for sale, except for my wife and kids, and they're free to get home. Crystal hates that joke.

[Donut Operator]

I love it. See, he's sweating over there.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I love it.

[Donut Operator]

He's like, God damn it.

[Brandon Herrera]

It.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

What? What do you mean I've got. Oh, I was a protein shakes. Yeah.

[Fat Electrician]

When I was at here. Here in town, actually, at. For Sam Houston, I was like one of the. I think it was the second iteration ever, where they switched over from normal barracks to, like.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

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[Fat Electrician]

Dorms. So it was just two dorms.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

We had the cords to a dorm, okay.

[Fat Electrician]

And they were super, super anal about everything because it was a new building. So you weren't allowed to have any food or drink drinks in your room at all except for water. Like you couldn't even have a Gatorade in there. And like, I was 19 years old, working out for four hours a day. Like, I'm hungry, I want protein shakes. And so I went. And only time I'd ever been to six sick call. The entire time I was in the military. I went in, it was like £185. I was like, I'm a vegetarian. I feel like I can't recover fast enough and get enough protein. They're like, okay, what do you want? I go, can I get a. What's it, what's it called? A profile? Yeah, can I get a profile slip for protein shakes or like, why, why do you need that? I was like, I'm not allowed to have food in my room. And they're like, oh, sure.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

And everything is waiverable in the military. Everything.

[Fat Electrician]

I just had the waiver on a piece of tape on the five gallon jug of protein powder.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Really?

[Brandon Herrera]

Including white claws.

[Donut Operator]

In the Pentagon we got a waiver for these?

[Fat Electrician]

Yeah, we gotta waiver for that.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Really?

[Fat Electrician]

We have the official government memorandum random allowing all of us one case of white claws.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

One case.

[Eli Double Tap]

One case in the Pentagon.

[Brandon Herrera]

It is possibly the only time it has ever been ex. Like legally. Okay. Or approved by the military for alcohol.

[Fat Electrician]

To be consumed in the Pentagon for specific individuals. For sure. Because like all the other examples are like, if it's an A party or like a ball or something, then that ball is authorized during work hours. Yeah. This is like during. During work hours, listed by name. These four people can drink.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

That's why. That's it.

[Brandon Herrera]

Which if I knew that I would have, like, we probably would have done like a nice whiskey or something. But we had no idea. We're just like, can we bring a pack of claws? No, they want nothing to do with us.

[Eli Double Tap]

Yeah, they told us.

[Donut Operator]

But now we do it in spite of.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah, don't go buy this unless you pay These guys. And then if you do, then y' all should go buy. Buy it. But until they pay, don't go buy it. Just let them buy it.

[Brandon Herrera]

Somebody who worked for me at one point, he was. I think he reached out to. To White Claw corporate. Try to see, like. Because, you know, like, even on my channel, we do the White Claw penetration test and whatever. Just.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Huh.

[Donut Operator]

He. A white Claw.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah.

[Brandon Herrera]

Vigorously, passionately.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

What is a White Claw penetration? Just.

[Brandon Herrera]

We're shooting a gun. We'll just shoot it.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Oh, okay.

[Brandon Herrera]

It's like an ADD break.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah. My mind went where your mind went. I'm thinking he's shoving these up his ass in his free time.

[Brandon Herrera]

Oh, no, man.

[Donut Operator]

The purple one feels better than the red one.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah.

[Eli Double Tap]

He didn't say the white.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

The black cherry just hurts a little bit more.

[Donut Operator]

You know, these 32 ounces suck.

[Brandon Herrera]

Okay, but why does your range bag have that many tourniquets?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

He has a prolapse now.

[Eli Double Tap]

You tourniquet your.

[Brandon Herrera]

I was thinking penetration the other way.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

No, that would. I was thinking, oh, you're gonna cut your dick with that. Yeah, yeah.

[Brandon Herrera]

But, yeah, no, we reached out.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Leave it closed and go from this end. It wouldn't hurt as bad.

[Fat Electrician]

Yeah. We do have special edition white Claw pocket.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

So.

[Fat Electrician]

For sale in the merch store. I'm just kidding.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I believe you say anything with a straight enough face. I'm buying it.

[Brandon Herrera]

The unsub collaboration with Bad Dragon.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

So y' all reached out and they said.

[Brandon Herrera]

No, we reached out. We're just trying to say, like, hey, could we do like, a factory tour or something like that? I don't know. Just something to play into the joke. Whatever. They were like, not only. No, no. We don't even like the fact that we're associated with you guys.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

So I. I got kind of the same. I got more of a professional, you know? No, I reached out to Bush, and this was after. This was after their whole canceling. Right. With the bud Light and everything. So I bought a whole pallet of bush peach because I love bush peach. Yeah, right. So why. You know that? I knew they was going bush peach, bush apple. Well, you remember the bush bush apples, right? I hadn't found it yet. And I want to find it. Right.

[Donut Operator]

But I've never tried any of these.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Is there. You have bush apple over there?

[Fat Electrician]

We got bush light.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Oh, yeah. But you don't have the apple yet. I've been looking for the apple.

[Brandon Herrera]

My buddy from Indiana was like. Like, it was like, the McRib is back.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I've been Looking for it, to be honest. But when they did the. The bush peach, I was like, this is really good. Are they going to do this like they did the apple? And if they do, I want to be the cool kid on the block that's got all of them. So I bought a whole pallet and had a distribution company bring that shit to. That's a lot of beer, by the way. I didn't realize how much it was. Dude, it's going to turn. I've still got deep freezes full of bush peach that I've made sure I had the refrigeration setting. They might have already turned, I don't know. Right. But I reached out to bush and I said, hey, I said, I bought this whole thing. I'm not even looking for free product or anything. You know, can we. Can we do some collaboration? You know, I think it'd be good for me and you. Right? Yeah. You already bought the whole pallet, right? They said we don't work with influencers. And I just shot back and said, you did once. Oh, damn.

[Fat Electrician]

That's not even true though, because they work with the. You betcha guy.

[Brandon Herrera]

They work with Shane Gillis.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah.

[Eli Double Tap]

Oh, no, no, that's. That's Bud Light.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah, but they weren't working with Shane Gillis at the time. This was in their dead period when they were like heavily getting canceled and. Right.

[Donut Operator]

Oh, it was right after the whole.

[Eli Double Tap]

Hold on.

[Brandon Herrera]

Is that not still owned by Anheuser Busch?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

It is.

[Donut Operator]

Yes, it is.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Oh, yeah. Okay. Yeah, you're right.

[Eli Double Tap]

You're right.

[Donut Operator]

It was right after they probably like. Like we. That was.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

That. It's like we don't work with influencers. I was like, you did once.

[Fat Electrician]

Crazy idea. What if you work with influencers that actually like your product.

[Brandon Herrera]

That connect with your audience?

[Fat Electrician]

Yeah, crazy.

[Donut Operator]

Shut up. That sound stupid.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I don't know.

[Fat Electrician]

Have you.

[Donut Operator]

Did you do any deployments in your 20 years?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

1.

[Donut Operator]

No one dog.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah.

[Donut Operator]

Lucky dog.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Most of my. Most of my. My. My career was spent at a test and training base.

[Donut Operator]

Maybe not lucky dog, then.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah. No.

[Eli Double Tap]

What'd you work on?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Eglin. Okay. My job. Yeah. Ammo. I build bombs. Okay.

[Eli Double Tap]

Yeah, that's rad.

[Brandon Herrera]

Oh, yeah.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah. So part of my career was spent at Hurlburt Field special operations, and then the majority of it was Eglin, which is test and training.

[Donut Operator]

You guys build like JDAMs and. No.

[Fat Electrician]

So I have a casing bomb. Can you.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Nick, turn the cameras off?

[Eli Double Tap]

Him.

[Fat Electrician]

I just. I just picked it up the other day. Yeah, Show My garage. I showed him. I showed him that.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I was envious. I was envious when I saw this. I was like, I need one too, dude.

[Fat Electrician]

The dude that owns my local range had it at his range. And I was like, like, how much is that? And he's like, it's not for sale. It took me two years to build everything. And I was like, how much to build another one? He's like, well, I do still have all the drawings and measurements and stuff. I go, cool, how much to build another one? It'd be a lot of money. I go, what's a lot of money? And he told me, I was like, yeah, build it.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Can you ask him just for my sake, how much to build a third one and a fourth? I can tell you that thing's cool as this guy's got a new business.

[Donut Operator]

Getting faster and faster at it, I bet.

[Fat Electrician]

Yeah, you're gonna have to come pick it up from Mason City, Iowa.

[Donut Operator]

But how?

[Fat Electrician]

That thing, it's probably £800, but he built it with like, it came with the, the custom sled that holds it.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Oh, real? Yeah.

[Fat Electrician]

So I mean, I just wheeled it right onto a trailer, drove it to my house, wheeled it right out and I was good.

[Brandon Herrera]

I'm just thinking of if, if, if I bought one and just had somebody, you know, ship it. Like somebody went to go get it, they're just loading it up.

[Fat Electrician]

They're like, it was really funny.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Convoy with it.

[Donut Operator]

Don't cover it.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Right.

[Fat Electrician]

My ass.

[Donut Operator]

So then this isn't open trailer.

[Fat Electrician]

My.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

My.

[Brandon Herrera]

You're sure this isn't real?

[Fat Electrician]

My. So my, my boss at the electric company I used to work for has this. He has a trailer where you can just click a button and the whole trailer sets itself on the ground. So you can like drive scissor lifts and whatever right onto it and lift it up so you're not around ramps. And I was like, hey, can I borrow your truck and trailer for like 45 minutes on Tuesday? He's like, yeah, sure, no problem. I just sent him a picture of me going down the road with a 16 foot bomb in the back.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

That's wild.

[Fat Electrician]

He's like, what the.

[Eli Double Tap]

So you did, you did the, like the bomb testing to just like figure out how good they were?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

No.

[Donut Operator]

So what was the process then?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

They're basically like putting Legos together, you know, I mean, they're pretty safe. I mean, you put, you put all the accessories on it and then, you know, you put the, the fuse and everything in it and then they arm it at the Flat line.

[Donut Operator]

No. So it's just like, okay, next one. Do you get any of the process where it's like learning about it or when they're doing new tech? You doing any of that?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I mean, on the. On the test side of it. Yeah. You know, because you kind of have. You kind of have to know the. Because I mean, they're designing new weapons and stuff, you know, there. Yeah. And it's crazy. Some of the stuff they're coming out with is wild. It's crazy.

[Donut Operator]

You could talk about it.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah, it's crazy.

[Eli Double Tap]

I asked that question about the testing part of it. I had a buddy that worked for a. I can't remember where it was within New Mexico or Arizona or something. And they would accidentally kill crackheads every once in a while while on the testing range for. For bombs.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Because they would wander onto the range. Yeah, but.

[Brandon Herrera]

Well, they would.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

They.

[Eli Double Tap]

They had like, old, like, junk cars out there, and so they go the. The out there to scrap them just to like, take the metal and try to sell it. And so they'd wander onto the range and they would. They would just accidentally kill a crackhead.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah, man.

[Fat Electrician]

I never. I never had it.

[Donut Operator]

But I've.

[Fat Electrician]

I knew quite a few electricians that had been. Showed up to work the next morning and found dead crackheads. They go in thinking, oh, the power's off. I'm gonna go in here with bowl cutters and start cutting big feeder wires then.

[Brandon Herrera]

You ever seen a bug zapper?

[Fat Electrician]

Pink goo?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah. Lord have mercy.

[Fat Electrician]

480 volts. Doesn't look like fun.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I did one deployment in 2007. Surge the deed where? At Aud Need. Qatar. Yeah.

[Donut Operator]

Oh, you got Qatar, you head.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, dude, I've had it.

[Donut Operator]

Oh, my God. You got combat pain, did you.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

He's. He's just like this.

[Donut Operator]

He's like.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I had. I probably had one of the easiest military careers you could have, dude.

[Fat Electrician]

Yeah.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

The. The year at. The year in Shreveport, Louisiana was probably the hardest, just to be honest. You know, this Shreveport, Louisiana, dude.

[Donut Operator]

For anyone that doesn't know, like, Qatar is, I. I envy.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

So it's the pearl capital of the world, you know. Did you know that? No, you do.

[Donut Operator]

It's hot as it is. Extremely hot. But if you re enlisted overseas for us, that's where they would send you for. For re enlisting. It was like, oh, hey, if you.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Re enlist, we'll give you the cool place.

[Donut Operator]

You get a good to Qatar for three days.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah. And they gave us three beers a day. You'd have a Punch card. And you get three beers a day while you station there. Yeah.

[Donut Operator]

How did you do what, a six months or eight months?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

For six months, I was. No, I was still on the four month cycle. No. God, yeah. Four months. Yeah. And right after I left, they switched to six months. But I did one stint in the desert and did one year in Korea.

[Donut Operator]

I. We were deployed at the exact same time. I did 16 months.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Really? Yeah.

[Donut Operator]

But out in sector, I lived at a cob, so that's. Our guys would go. They would reenlist just to get the Qatar, like, three days.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

So when I was there, we did. We. We built JDAMs for the largest airstrike in US history. When I was there. Was you involved in any of that?

[Donut Operator]

We dropped a. I think I dropped two or three JDAMs the entire time I was there.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah.

[Donut Operator]

So I don't know if.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I mean, if we were there at the same time we were. If it was during my deployment, like, I probably had a hand in building that J down.

[Eli Double Tap]

Oh, he built your bombs.

[Donut Operator]

March. March.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

You're welcome, buddy.

[Donut Operator]

March to June.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Come over here talking. You're welcome. Thank you.

[Brandon Herrera]

That was the. That was the thing that you always said with dropping the jdm, where it's like, everybody's like, all right, no, nobody look at it. Everybody.

[Donut Operator]

Immediately those faces are popping up above the hoods like, we're all in our strikers and like, everyone get down. It's like, no, we're watching. We're watching this. You just watching that drop.

[Brandon Herrera]

First off, when else are you going to see a bomb that big go off? Second of all, those guys have been trying to kill us for the last half hour.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Them.

[Donut Operator]

We're watching this.

[Eli Double Tap]

Do you watch Warfare yet?

[Donut Operator]

No. I was going to go this week. I will go this week. You want to go have PTSD together?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah, we stressed out. Speaking of rough, I'm going to get in trouble.

[Donut Operator]

No, you can't. We talk about ptsd.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I was. I was at the Blue Wahoos game not too long ago, right? And I've done some stuff with them for this. The Pensacola Blue Wahoos. It's a double A team for Major League Baseball. And I've done some stuff with them before, right? And I hit him up and was like, hey, we want to come to the game tonight. Y' all getting extra tickets laying around. So we go over there and the marketing director comes down and we get to talking. I said, I said, hey, what kind of special theme nights are y' all doing, you know, this year? And he was telling Me all about it and everything. And I said. I said, you know, with all these military bases around us, and said, have you ever thought about. Because they never got a proper welcome home. Have you ever thought about doing a, you know, a Vietnam veterans, like, appreciation night? And he was like, no, that's really a good idea. I said, yeah, you could even, like, shoot off fireworks at random times during the game. Right. It'd be great, you know, just to celebrate them and their service to our country. He didn't find it as funny as I did. And I'm sure the Vietnam veterans would.

[Brandon Herrera]

Find it hilarious at random points during the night. The announcer, Charlie of the Wire and the pyros.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Just take him right back to the. Yeah, I'm sorry, I'm sorry. I love y'.

[Fat Electrician]

All.

[Eli Double Tap]

You sound like us talking to people in the Pentagon. All the higher up people that just don't get the jokes that we're.

[Donut Operator]

We're saying they can't laugh at them.

[Eli Double Tap]

Yeah, we just feel sad about it.

[Fat Electrician]

The officers on camera fighting not to laugh While the E4s off the set are dying hysterically.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Like that one clip where. Where Barack Obama is doing the waiting. He's like. Him and his team were getting pounded, you know, and you could just see.

[Brandon Herrera]

He's like, is it the lock in?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yes.

[Eli Double Tap]

What's the joke we made?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

And the.

[Eli Double Tap]

Yeah, the people off camera were like.

[Fat Electrician]

They're like, yeah, we give you guys a tour. You show us where the missile hit.

[Eli Double Tap]

One of the guys in the back of the room.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

It's a good joke. I mean, once again, there's no such thing as a bad joke. Just a bad audience. Right? That is a great joke.

[Brandon Herrera]

Well, I mean, it kind of started feeling like a bad joke afterward when they took us to the memorial.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Still a good joke, objectively.

[Brandon Herrera]

A very good joke.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah. Somebody said earlier. Somebody said earlier, George, you just pointed.

[Donut Operator]

There's a camera over there. There's two people on that.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

George W. Bush was a waste of a great architect, but he had a really. He had a really strange way to demol for demolition. I'm repeating what I was told.

[Brandon Herrera]

I don't think anything's.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

You know, which. By the look on the face, you know which one it was. He's like, you can't say that one. World Trade center doesn't look better now.

[Fat Electrician]

I'm just saying, All I'm saying, great.

[Donut Operator]

Architect in World War II.

[Fat Electrician]

In World War II, a bomber flew into the Empire State Building and pretty much bounced right the off. Wait, for real yes.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Fat Electrician]

A bomber flew into the Empire State Building. Didn't kill the Empire State Building.

[Donut Operator]

I didn't know this.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Now you do.

[Eli Double Tap]

Well, I used to build them different back then, Nick.

[Fat Electrician]

This is.

[Donut Operator]

Well, it was like the one guy that flew his jet in San Francisco.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Go.

[Brandon Herrera]

Or where was it?

[Fat Electrician]

No, that was. That was. That was Dick Bong showing off just being a fighter pilot. This dude, like accidentally flew a bomber.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Dick Bong.

[Fat Electrician]

Dick Bong.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Richard Wild Dick Bong.

[Fat Electrician]

Best fighter pilot in America.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Could you imagine having that name? You better be a badass, bro.

[Brandon Herrera]

He was a boy named Sue.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Full on.

[Fat Electrician]

He shot down a ton of Japanese fighter pilots and he killed a crocodile at one point.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

What, this month?

[Brandon Herrera]

Was that in your video?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah.

[Eli Double Tap]

With this plane?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah. What?

[Fat Electrician]

Yeah, a plane got shot down and they landed in a body of water and there was a big ass alligator or crocodile that was swimming towards him on the life raft and he strafed it.

[Brandon Herrera]

I don't remember that.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

What the hell?

[Fat Electrician]

That was in there.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

That's cool. That's wild.

[Donut Operator]

More. He also flew in San Francisco. Was it San Francisco? He flew through the streets.

[Fat Electrician]

Yeah, he was. He was flying in between the skyscrapers in San Francisco.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

That's way cooler than SPC. More. And he's hearing the bear off.

[Fat Electrician]

He got in trouble. He got in trouble because some little old lady called the military base and was complaining because he blew all their laundry off the clothesline when they do it in between buildings. And his punishment was to go to that lady's house and do her laundry and fold it. And he did it.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Holy.

[Fat Electrician]

It was hilarious.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Only in San Francisco will somebody about that, because that's pretty cool.

[Eli Double Tap]

What a narc, dude.

[Donut Operator]

Well, they made him go and fold it.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah.

[Fat Electrician]

Do her laundry for her.

[Donut Operator]

Only punishment was that. Which is not that bad of a deal.

[Eli Double Tap]

That's pretty good. I'd take that deal.

[Brandon Herrera]

I'd take that deal. You take that deal.

[Donut Operator]

He was flying where he wasn't supposed to be, right?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah.

[Brandon Herrera]

I mean, reminds me of that guy who. Who stole the plane on a bar bet.

[Donut Operator]

Yeah, yeah.

[Brandon Herrera]

It was just like. Like he bet his. You know, he bet some guy at a bar. Like, I bet you I could, you know, steal a plane and land it right here. Did it. Landed it in the middle of the street. Was it New York?

[Fat Electrician]

Well, I think he did it twice.

[Brandon Herrera]

That was the thing. It was afterward, because he. I think he went to jail for it or something like that. And then afterward he's like, yeah, I'm the guy from the story. Like no, you're not. He's like, I'll do it again.

[Donut Operator]

Now. Pull up the article. He's like, I'll be right back.

[Brandon Herrera]

Well, this is before they had the Internet, so he had to prove it.

[Donut Operator]

That man. Oh man.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Well, I'll prove it. Yeah.

[Brandon Herrera]

And he did.

[Donut Operator]

So speaking on the stuff, did you know that's your big thing. When did. When was the first one? One that actually got you into that process? Because they crush and they're all hilarious.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

It's the best.

[Donut Operator]

You do the best hook at the beginning because you're like, clip. Go right into.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Huh. I don't. I was, I. When I first started out, I was just doing videos, telling my wife jokes, like recycled jokes off the Internet, trying to figure out the whole process, right? And. And you know, we did a couple videos that went viral and I had about 600,000 followers on TikTok when the idea hit, right? Idea. I'm laying in bed one night and just the idea is like a light bulb moment. I was like, oh, I got up, recorded, edited, posted, went to bed, woke up the next morning, viral, right? And I'm thinking it may be a one off, right? Because I was like, it was a great idea in my head. But how often does that actually happen in life where something is like, it's a great idea and then it hits, you know what I'm saying?

[Brandon Herrera]

And to go from idea to post it to feedback within 8 hours, immediately.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I woke up and it was stupid viral. And now, remember I had 600,000 followers right? Now I think I had like 400,000. And I started doing those videos. And within a matter of like two or three days of me doing those videos, like dumping like four or five a day, I jumped up to like 600,000 followers. And then my account got banned because of some of the jokes that I've been telling previously. You know, it's like, this is not appropriate for the Internet, right? I'm still learning. Like all of us have learned it at some point. I don't remember.

[Brandon Herrera]

Likely story.

[Donut Operator]

I do remember, but is that a secret? Scratching his nose, the left nostril, like.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Don'T tell the joke. No. So my account got. Got banned. And of course, you know, you go through that whole thing, like, do I quit? You know, like you. I just lost 600 more than I thought I would ever have, right?

[Donut Operator]

Oh, yeah.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

And. And I got on my backup account. Well, Crystal's account, I had made her an account because I was taking her in when I do videos, not knowing what I was doing. At the time, she had like 3,000 followers, right? So I just said, hey, I'm taking your account. She didn't give a. She didn't do anything on TikTok. So I took her account, changed the name on it. Right? Now I went live thinking these people came from my video, so they're going to automatically follow me back, right? So I go live and I'm like, hey, you know, if you want to submit a ticket and everything, you know, and then somebody on that live said, dude, just give it up. You're banned. You're never, you'll never, you know, do on this app or anything like that. And I said, bet. Said. Lit a fire under my ass. And I started posting eight to nine videos per day. So that guy.

[Brandon Herrera]

So that guy, you.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

30 days later on that account, I went from 3,000 followers to 3 million.

[Brandon Herrera]

God damn.

[Donut Operator]

Also, eight to nine videos a day.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Is while I was still working full time, active duty, right? But I'm telling you, that one comment lit a fire under me. And I said, said him. I'll show him I did best.

[Donut Operator]

Revenge is utter success.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah, yeah. I didn't even say anything back to him. I just ended the Life.

[Brandon Herrera]

No filming 70 videos a week, bro.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Oh, two different accounts, right? So I made a backup account to mine in case same thing happened again, right? So account number one goes from 5,000 to, you know, 3 million in 30 days. And the backup account went from zero to 1 million in that same 30 days.

[Eli Double Tap]

Were you able to monetize Tick tock back then?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I wasn't worried about monetizing. Yeah, I wasn't worried about it. I was just trying to. I was trying to stick it to that man. Yeah, that was where my mom was at. Him, right?

[Donut Operator]

Remember his name?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Nope. Does it matter?

[Brandon Herrera]

I don't even remember the amount. That civilization has been pushed forward through all of human history based on spite alone is probably incredible.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah. And I never monetize my account even for like the first like year or something, because I was like, I don't know. I had no clue what I was doing, man. I still don't.

[Brandon Herrera]

What was the end game? Is it just like a creative outlet or like, what were you doing it for?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I don't know. Same reason people ask me why. Why'd you join the military? Hell if I know. I don't know. I just walked in one day and said, this seems like the thing to do, you know, and then I did it. I, you know, so, you know, more religious people would say, the Lord called me to do this. You know, and that's where I think it was at. You know, I don't know, it just seemed like the right thing to do. So that's what it did. And then. Yeah.

[Donut Operator]

No.

[Eli Double Tap]

Do you guys post on Tik Tok at all? Nick, do you?

[Fat Electrician]

I post my shorts. I make like shorts for each video and I post them on Instagram and Tik Tok and X and everywhere. But I'm not like, dude, I, I.

[Eli Double Tap]

Quit after I put the, the butt of a rifle. I did like a little skit and I just didn't even show the whole rifle, just the butt of it. And they like banned my account for a week. So I just had. I haven't been back yet.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I got, I got one of those kind of slap. I've got a, I've got a growth strategist at TikTok now. That kind of helps me behind the scenes if I, if I have account problems. Right.

[Brandon Herrera]

How long does it take to get the translator to.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

No, he's based out of. He's based out of San Francisco. No, no, la. La. Based out of la. Yeah.

[Eli Double Tap]

Gay.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah.

[Donut Operator]

That laugh right there, that was the.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

He's a great dude. He's a great dude. We. I got one of those on New Year's Day. I was, I was lighting fireworks that you're supposed to shoot up near us, throwing them into the. Throwing them into the pond and accidentally dropped it and we scattered. It was a great video. Great video. Went viral on several platforms except for Tick Tock. So it was like dangerous acts. Yeah, yeah.

[Brandon Herrera]

So when I do Darwin Awards, like we do like a video series where, you know, we're showing people that are. It's basically like a gun safety thing, but like we use comedy and whatnot, obviously, you know, joke around. But basically people being unsafe with guns and then laughing at it and saying, oh yeah, well, this is why you don't do that. Here's, you know, if you're not the.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Guy getting shot, it's usually funny.

[Brandon Herrera]

Exactly.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah, they are hilarious.

[Brandon Herrera]

We've had people, you know, people die, you know, in certain clips. And obviously we censored for YouTube and not for pepper box, but we will, we'll censor it. But like you got people getting, getting like limbs blown off and like sometimes get. Gets a little rough. They don't give a about that. They only care when it's fireworks. They have age restricted shit when fireworks are involved and nobody gets hurt in the same video where a guy blows his foot off and we have to censor like the blood Trail and everything.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I think. You think that's because they look at it like. Like 7 and 8 year olds can get pretty easy access to fireworks. Right. Because everybody thinks they're a toy in 2025. You think? Yeah, I mean. Well, you're right. I mean that guns are pretty easy access to. I mean, given the right set of parents, you know, they.

[Eli Double Tap]

Okay, so my age restricted ones come from. Okay. I have to heavily censor people being shot. Right. And they're usually not age restricted. It's when someone gets hit with a car.

[Brandon Herrera]

Really?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah. Those are the ones you can see that you can't really see the bullet penetrating. I guess it really has a problem with penetration apparently, you know.

[Brandon Herrera]

Yeah, depends on where you look.

[Eli Double Tap]

White claws, you know.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I mean, but.

[Brandon Herrera]

You, you censor the shooting part too. Like even like the, the bullets hitting. Like it's still censored. Like it's not.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Did y' all see that girl? That. That influencer, the Mexican influencer girl assassinated. She got shot while she was on live. Pull up X. How.

[Brandon Herrera]

How recent?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Pull up X.

[Donut Operator]

There's a video of it.

[Fat Electrician]

There's a video. She got shot in the stomach and she goes like. Like this to grab it. And then takes one to the head and so. And then takes another one to the head.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I think the first one I don't want because she automatically reaches up here, like.

[Brandon Herrera]

So.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah, it's wild, bro.

[Brandon Herrera]

I didn't know one thing. I will say, Gary Vaynerchuk was very ahead of his time on. Because he, he, you know, he. A lot of his, you know, advice and whatnot. Influencer stuff.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah, like the wrestler Chuck.

[Fat Electrician]

No, he's like the entrepreneurship guy. Or he still. He's a multi millionaire, but he still likes to go around yard sales and like haggle with people over.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

This is how you build a business and this is this.

[Brandon Herrera]

You just have to be nice to everybody. Like, he was just like one of those typical influencer bros. Like, he was very smart on a few things and one of them, he nailed this ahead of time. He's like, this is going to be a huge explosion of the Internet, like social media, everything, until a celebrity gets assassinated on life. He's like, that will happen once day where some celebrity will be live streaming and somebody just. John Lennon's them in the.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

It almost happened this past summer with Trump. Oh, well, dude. I mean, that was. That was being live streamed on every platform, news outlets and everything else.

[Fat Electrician]

Weird. That was the only one. They were live streaming too, on cnn. That's crazy. What do we know about that guy? Nothing.

[Brandon Herrera]

Oh, demolition fan, you know.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

You know what still bothers me? Me and people don't talk about it anymore is James Paddock. It still don't make sense to me.

[Brandon Herrera]

It was Stephen. Stephen Paddock.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Stephen Patek. Was it Stephen Paddock? I think so, mate. I think you're probably right. That still makes no sense to me. I'll look of. Why? Well, the.

[Brandon Herrera]

The crazy country music.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah, I. I mean, I'm static.

[Eli Double Tap]

No, the craziest thing was the. The brother after. Afterwards.

[Brandon Herrera]

That's the part that's weird.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

The brother, he got killed, right?

[Eli Double Tap]

Yeah, the brother came.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

No, no, no, no.

[Eli Double Tap]

The brother came out and he came out.

[Brandon Herrera]

Yeah, well, what you hear is.

[Eli Double Tap]

Loves White Claws, but he. He said. He said that. No, my. I don't know why my brother would do this. Like. Like, I don't understand this.

[Brandon Herrera]

Like, it doesn't make sense. He's like. He had plane tickets booked to things later on. Like, he's like, there's. There's no way he would have done it.

[Eli Double Tap]

But then they suddenly found tons of child. Child.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yes, I do remember this guy.

[Eli Double Tap]

Computers or.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Eli Double Tap]

That was a.

[Donut Operator]

There's a weird.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

That's.

[Donut Operator]

That is the. Where you're like, huh?

[Brandon Herrera]

That's the go to. And it's always overkill, right? Like that. You always find. It's never like, oh, he had a child. Video of a child on his computer. It's always like, yeah, we found 18 terabytes.

[Fat Electrician]

Yes.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah.

[Brandon Herrera]

It's like, holy.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

It's a lot of kids. That's ridiculous. We just had a. I'm. I'm on a. I'm on a little.

[Donut Operator]

Kid.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

That is. That's a. That's a ton of kids. Can't be the same kid, right? You would think that. I hope it's not that. Well, I mean, really, there's no win in there, but that much. That many terabytes. That's a lot of kids. Have you thought about that?

[Donut Operator]

No, I haven't.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Like, from a sick and twisted standpoint, that's up. That's like Jeffrey Epstein type stuff. That's where my. That's where I'm at. Just to clarify, don't bring that up.

[Fat Electrician]

That ruined my life.

[Brandon Herrera]

What's that Jeffrey Epstein thing?

[Fat Electrician]

It ruined. Before the Epstein thing, everybody had the agency to hear a story and go, that's. And just move on with their life. And now nobody on the planet has the authority to just be like, that's not true, and move on.

[Donut Operator]

You can't.

[Brandon Herrera]

What do you mean. What do you mean by that?

[Fat Electrician]

Yeah, Jones was talking about a pyramid where rich, famous people were being an island with a pyramid on it. And then everybody's like, that's ridiculous. No, it's not crazy. And then sure enough. Holy, he's right. So now it's like, anytime anybody's got a crazy conspiracy theory, like, I don't know, I feel like I don't have the agency to be like, that's stupid. That's not true, and move on. It's like, I don't know, maybe. I guess it's possible.

[Eli Double Tap]

Another one of the Alex Jones things that has come true the past 10 years.

[Brandon Herrera]

Put another quarter in the Alex Jones.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Was right jar we and Alex Jones, like, one of his assistants just got killed. Killed. That's wild. You know? Yeah.

[Eli Double Tap]

I didn't see that whole thing.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Somebody two months ago. Yeah. Murdered, like his right hand man for like, ever since he started this whole thing. Right. Got murdered. Yeah. Oh, God. Yeah.

[Donut Operator]

Just shot out.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Was he shot? I don't. Shot.

[Brandon Herrera]

I know he's killed. I don't.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

It was like. It was like very like. Because when I seen it pop up on, you know, notifications. Yeah, I get notifications from X and I was just like, that's why. Wild.

[Fat Electrician]

Yeah, it was Anna Austin.

[Eli Double Tap]

No, it was his right hand man.

[Fat Electrician]

It was like a driver.

[Brandon Herrera]

Yeah, he was. It was Jamie White. Austin police say investigators believe Jamie White was shot and killed when he interrupted suspects possibly burglarizing his vehicle in South Austin.

[Donut Operator]

Interesting.

[Eli Double Tap]

I hope no one kills veteran with a sign. I really like that guy.

[Donut Operator]

Don't put it out there.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

That sounded like instructions.

[Donut Operator]

I don't know, the Streisand effect. Cody's like.

[Eli Double Tap]

My right hand man got taken out. It'd be really sad saying it like that.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Kelly. I'm serious. That's like.

[Brandon Herrera]

It's like that whitest kids, you know, bit. I really hope nobody uses the. The rooftop of this building to fire a mortar. Exactly 40 degrees.

[Donut Operator]

That's what the.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Shout out to Zach.

[Fat Electrician]

Sorry, Zach.

[Brandon Herrera]

I think Zach would like you to stop shouting him.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

That's wild.

[Donut Operator]

I'm still so the Mexican influencer. She was. I know. She was on a live.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Here's. I just. I just know. I just read the whole story about this. Like, it's starting to come out. She was already. She was at her own beauty shop, right? Yep. And she was already supposed to be off work. And her friend that works with her, her friend told her, hey, you can't leave yet. I've got a I've got a package coming for you. You. And then she gave her like a. A stuffed animal, which is. Stuffed animal she's holding there. And dude walks in, said, I got a package, confirmed who the girl was. And then there you go. Yeah.

[Brandon Herrera]

Holy Hilaria Marquez.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

And then her. Then her friend grabs the phone and ends the live stream. Not freaking out or nothing, right? It don't look good.

[Fat Electrician]

I was reading she was like dating some cartel hitman or something at some point. They think it's related to that?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

No. Yeah.

[Eli Double Tap]

That's what scares me. Like, I've. I've always wanted to do the.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Allegedly. Everything I just said's alleged. I ain't trying to get sued. Yeah, alleged, alleged. I've read that to Secondhanded, but I don't. I don't know. It's probably not true.

[Eli Double Tap]

Our friend Arab, he walks around with the backpack, the streaming backpack. He just records him, like, going around the restaurants, like, talking to people and stuff. That scares the out of me. Cuz people can see where you are at, like alive at that moment. They can just find you super easily.

[Donut Operator]

Well, that guy asks her, it's like, hey, are you this person? She's like, yeah.

[Brandon Herrera]

And that's.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

That's what. Boom. Yeah.

[Brandon Herrera]

All it takes is one guy to a red Catcher in the Rye and you're done.

[Donut Operator]

Yeah. Yeah, that's. That's what's terrifying about anything live.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

You're like, what's. The Catcher in the Raw is the.

[Brandon Herrera]

Guy who shot John Lennon.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Oh, really?

[Brandon Herrera]

Like, read the book and just apparently.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I mean, I know the book, but I'd never have read the book. It just.

[Brandon Herrera]

Like, I'm not a reader, in case.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Y' all didn't know. It's about.

[Brandon Herrera]

Just said later. He's like, oh, yeah, I just. Now I obviously need to go kill John Lennon. They did.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Really? Yeah.

[Brandon Herrera]

Shot him three times with a.38 special. Charter arms. Bodyguard.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

It was a.38 special. That's not a very deadly gun.

[Brandon Herrera]

Not particular.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

You got to be close. It worked. It did work. It did the job. You know, the most deadly deadly bullet in human history. From what I've been told, we'd have to verify. This is a 22 long.

[Eli Double Tap]

That's how Richard Klinski used to. Is it people?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I don't know. I mean, we verify that. That's what I've been told. It kind of makes sense.

[Brandon Herrera]

I. I have been heard. I have heard that a lot. It's mostly like Fudlore, like in the community.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah.

[Eli Double Tap]

It's all.

[Brandon Herrera]

It's the like 80 year old man.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah.

[Brandon Herrera]

It bounces around the skull, turns your head.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

So does a hollow point.

[Brandon Herrera]

So does a big caliber dude.

[Eli Double Tap]

Guy that supposedly killed Jimmy Hoffa, Richard Klinsky, he was a mob hitman back in that day. And he would sit outside people's houses with a Ruger 1022 and he would just pepper him with it and then drive.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah. It's a phenomenal firearm though. I love my ruger 1022. Yeah. My dad, my dad has. Has one that he's had my entire life. I remember it's a beautiful gun too. I'll send y' all pictures of it. But he can. It's actually accurate. That's one of the most accurate guns I've ever seen in my life, dude.

[Eli Double Tap]

Have you shot one that's integrally suppressed?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

No.

[Eli Double Tap]

They're so fun. The one, the little one that I have. That I got. That I got. Yeah. Your guy shooting that one time, I said, no.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I'll tell you a story when the cameras are off. Have you ever heard of solvent traps?

[Fat Electrician]

Yes.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

We'll talk about it afterwards. Heard or.

[Brandon Herrera]

Well, not.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah.

[Brandon Herrera]

But the, the 9 millimeter has killed the most people in the United States, apparently.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I'm talking worldwide.

[Brandon Herrera]

Worldwide, yeah.

[Donut Operator]

Because think about it. If you're doing executions and depending on how they do that, when you're doing math, like that's gonna rack up, that's gonna get them numbers real big, real quick.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah. On a budget.

[Donut Operator]

And if you're just China, like mao, all that stuff.

[Brandon Herrera]

22, I don't think they're using 22. 22, I don't think a.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

They would use. They would use what, 7.62 by 39. Yeah.

[Fat Electrician]

Standing online. I want to see how many of you it goes through.

[Brandon Herrera]

100%.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah.

[Brandon Herrera]

80 dudes in a ditch. Aks like, I. I don't.

[Fat Electrician]

Yeah, I don't.

[Brandon Herrera]

I don't think China was using 22s very much. Like for.

[Donut Operator]

I have no idea. I'm just throwing stuff out there.

[Brandon Herrera]

No, just like a dog chasing car. I just say things.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

What was. What was there? I mean, it. I guess it would be the 762 by 39, wouldn't it? It would have to be throughout history. But I guarantee at some point they've used 22s, right?

[Fat Electrician]

I doubt it.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I mean, 22 is. 22 is the same diameter as a 226 and a 553.

[Eli Double Tap]

I know a guy that likes that.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Round or it's just not as long. Same diameter. Yeah.

[Fat Electrician]

I Mean, I just. I don't think they had that round, though. You know what I mean?

[Brandon Herrera]

Like, also, muzzle energy is way different.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Oh, yeah?

[Brandon Herrera]

Yeah. Because it's like you got a 40 grain projectile.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah.

[Brandon Herrera]

Moving a thousand feet per second.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

That's my favorite attachment I've ever bought from my AR is it's a. You switch out the bolt carrier. Right. And I can shoot the.22 long out of my ar.

[Brandon Herrera]

Way cheaper. Yeah, it used to be a lot cheaper than it is.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

You don't just go planking, you know? Yeah, not planking.

[Donut Operator]

Planking.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah. Did you ever get in that trend back in the day, you know, you planned, didn't you?

[Fat Electrician]

I did not.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Was that when you were still doing electrical work?

[Fat Electrician]

No, I would have. The planking trend. I was in like middle school or high school.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah.

[Donut Operator]

They're young.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Donut Operator]

You guys would have been 2010, 2000.

[Fat Electrician]

Yeah, so I would have been a sophomore in high school.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

How old are you?

[Fat Electrician]

31. Just turned 31.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah. How old are you?

[Eli Double Tap]

37.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

How old are you?

[Brandon Herrera]

29.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

40. I'm the oldest one at this table. How old are you? 42. 41. Dang.

[Donut Operator]

No, that's why I was like, Wendy, So you joined it.

[Fat Electrician]

Let's go shoot some 8.6 in the backyard with him. We got a suppressor.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Oh, yeah.

[Fat Electrician]

8.6.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

No.

[Fat Electrician]

Oh, it's horrifying.

[Donut Operator]

Very big round.

[Eli Double Tap]

It's.

[Brandon Herrera]

We've got an eight. Six rounder somewhere.

[Donut Operator]

That's a bullet on top. That's just the, the bullet.

[Fat Electrician]

This is just the projectile.

[Donut Operator]

Thing is quiet.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

That looks like the logo off Super Troopers. You know the monkeys. Monkey that was holding the banana. Yeah. Johnny Chimp. Johnny Chimpo. Yeah, yeah. Johnny Chimpo.

[Donut Operator]

How'd you remember that?

[Eli Double Tap]

Because I've got a bunch of signed posters and from the Super Troopers.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah.

[Fat Electrician]

The most famous cop in the country's seen the most famous cop movie of all time a couple times.

[Donut Operator]

It makes a lot more sense now that you said it out loud. It's clicking like, ah, yes. Stupid. Eli.

[Eli Double Tap]

I. I finally, finally met those guys at NASCAR in Austin. Like three years ago. I finally got to meet the Super Troopers. Like, Farville was there and like the rest of the guys was there. That was really cool.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Dakota. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Eli Double Tap]

And I met Petty while I was there, too. We got kicked out of Petty's box because we were, were just drinking.

[Brandon Herrera]

Like Richard Petty.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah, yeah.

[Eli Double Tap]

We were just drinking whiskey out of a bottle and one of the, the rich white moms that was there got mad because we were just drinking whiskey. We weren't being boisterous.

[Brandon Herrera]

Pulling. They keep pulling from the bottle.

[Eli Double Tap]

Yeah, they're just pulling from the bottle. Kicked out of Richard Petty's box.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

There's always somebody uppity that runs a good time, ruins a good time. You know, it always. What's, what's, what's up else? Concealed carry. A choice three.

[Eli Double Tap]

I use 365. Yeah. Sig 365.

[Donut Operator]

I think we all do.

[Brandon Herrera]

Glock 43X.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

That's what I carry. Really? Yeah. Do you have the Shield Arms? The Shield Arms.

[Brandon Herrera]

I haven't tried them yet, but I know that that's like the Shield Arms.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Magazine turns single stack into double stack. It's phenomenal. Yeah. Yeah.

[Brandon Herrera]

What is it turns it to like 15 rounds.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah. 15 rounds in a single stack. Yeah.

[Fat Electrician]

It's all meaning to try that CZ Shadow two carry.

[Donut Operator]

Oh yeah, they have the carry and the concealed.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

The.

[Fat Electrician]

No, they have a compact and they have a carry competition only. And it doesn't have a firing pin block so it's not very safe to carry. But then they came out with the carry version and that gun's awesome.

[Brandon Herrera]

Yeah, carrying something without a firing block is kind of great, right?

[Fat Electrician]

Well, the carry has one now, but like I don't. I like double action single action pistols. I learned on the Beretta, so I.

[Brandon Herrera]

Would have never pegged you as a CZ guy, which ironically. Anyways, pretty often before.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Before I carried the. The Glock 43X though, I carried a SIG. It was a 938. You remember those? It was a nine millimeter. Love that gun. I had two of them stole. I was like, I'm not paying that much money for a carry gun again.

[Brandon Herrera]

Yeah, at least like the 365 is at least decent.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

It's better than the 320.938p 938. And they, they, they don't make them anymore. And they were phenomenal carry guns.

[Donut Operator]

I never.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah.

[Donut Operator]

And then.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah, it's like a mini mini 1911 basically.

[Donut Operator]

Metal heavy.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah.

[Brandon Herrera]

Oh yeah.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

It was weighted perfect too.

[Brandon Herrera]

Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay. I know exactly what you're talking about.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah.

[Donut Operator]

Oh, firearms.

[Brandon Herrera]

I joked with the P320 in a recent video. I said a loaded Sig P320 holstered looks at your femoral artery the Same way a 200 pound pit bull named Princess looks at a 4 year old playing hopscotch.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Why did the pit bulls always get drugged? You know I love pit bulls.

[Fat Electrician]

I was gonna Do a whole video, and it was gonna be about how pit bulls aren't that bad and it's just like a myth. And then I started looking at the stats and I was like, I'm not making this video.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

That's a no win situation.

[Fat Electrician]

I was under the impression it was going to be like, it's a normal amount of, you know, pitbull attacks. These are just the ones that get.

[Brandon Herrera]

It's just a normal amount of child.

[Fat Electrician]

Compared to, like, other dogs. You know what I mean? I was like, surely they're not mauling more kids than rottweilers and, like, cane corsos. And. And then I look at. It's like, I. I think it was 78 of all fatal dog attacks in the US are from PIT bulls.

[Brandon Herrera]

The gang statistics.

[Donut Operator]

That's wild.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

He said it.

[Donut Operator]

He said it.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Internet. What?

[Donut Operator]

Nothing.

[Brandon Herrera]

I. I do. I do love pitbulls, but that.

[Eli Double Tap]

I mean, dude, mine will kill anyone. That's not you guys.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

What's that?

[Eli Double Tap]

Oh, yeah, Jeeves.

[Brandon Herrera]

Yeah, Jeeves.

[Eli Double Tap]

Oh, dude.

[Brandon Herrera]

Jeeves is kind of a small boy too.

[Eli Double Tap]

He's not a big happy, but he's vicious. If you're not one of my friends, he is angry dog.

[Donut Operator]

Just in case you need another.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Oh, thank you. But just in case, don't go buy these.

[Donut Operator]

You got. So you know Koda. So you race here? Do you like racing?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Oh, well, yeah. Yeah. I've done a good bit of stuff with NASCAR car. No, no. I tell you what, though. I've done a lot of stuff with nascar. Have y' all ever been to nhra? No, brother.

[Donut Operator]

Brother.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

This fall. This fall I'm going out to the four. Are they doing the four wide at Vegas? Is it going to be four wide in the fall?

[Brandon Herrera]

I believe so.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Even if they don't do the four wide, y' all need to come out to Vegas with me. It's going to be the weekend before sema, right?

[Brandon Herrera]

Oh, bro.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

NHRA is the coolest you've ever seen in your life.

[Brandon Herrera]

What's different about it?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

It's. It's just the explosion off it is. It goes through your body like a shockwave. No. Yes. It's crazy. And don't put us up on the line, dude.

[Eli Double Tap]

It's scary.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

For about five seconds, you think you're dead. They said, hey, after the first few times that they launched after the first few times they launched that, it's like, we can go back up into the suite or whatever. I was like, I'm staying my wide ass down here for the rest of the day.

[Donut Operator]

This is awesome because how fast are those things moving?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

They go. They. And in less than what force? Three or four seconds. They get up to about 200 miles an hour.

[Brandon Herrera]

That's cool.

[Eli Double Tap]

So we have a series on Pepperbox called the Gang does, where we just travel and hang out. That would be a fun one to do a Gang does episode.

[Donut Operator]

That thing.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Do y' all go out to Sema?

[Brandon Herrera]

No, I've never been.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I never have either. I'm looking forward to going this year. I think I'm gonna go out with CRC Industries.

[Brandon Herrera]

But where is the Vegas racetrack?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

It's right beside the Air Force base. Base, like that? Yeah. When you're sitting there watching NASCAR races, you'll see the planes coming off their training sorties. Yeah, yeah. It's literally right beside the Air Force base.

[Donut Operator]

And then they run the top fuels just right.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yes. No.

[Donut Operator]

Yeah. I've never watched those. But you're loud as. And they're doing the quarter mile in. Wait, how fast do they do it in?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Dude, it's like three, three, four seconds. It's stupid.

[Fat Electrician]

Nevada is the most ridiculous state.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I'll put it like this. They're. They. When they hit. If you're standing down at the end with them to catch the cars when they come down.

[Donut Operator]

3.7 seconds.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

How fast do they go?

[Donut Operator]

Fucking 300 speeds exceeding 330 miles an hour at 3.62 seconds.

[Brandon Herrera]

I thought you were exaggerating.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

No, no, no. They're.

[Donut Operator]

It's like 10,000, 20,000 horsepower.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Think about that. Going from a dead stop. Three seconds later, you're doing 330 miles an hour.

[Brandon Herrera]

That's got to be hard to it. Like, how do you pull that kind of GS, like, laterally?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I think they said that. Straight. I think they said that. Like, you're. Some of the racers have had problems with their retinas detaching and stuff.

[Donut Operator]

They've had retina detachment.

[Fat Electrician]

Because if.

[Donut Operator]

Dude, watch the. The engineering on those engines. The axle, everything is phenomenal.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

And they rebuild the motors after every run, after every pass, they rebuild the motors. And they can do it in, like, 30 minutes. It's crazy.

[Donut Operator]

The rubber. You see the rubber.

[Brandon Herrera]

Like, the gas melting?

[Donut Operator]

No, the rubber you see on the tires.

[Brandon Herrera]

Rubber on the tire.

[Donut Operator]

Oh, yeah, the rubber on the tires.

[Fat Electrician]

Like, deforms the rubber on the tires. Like buffers.

[Donut Operator]

Yeah.

[Fat Electrician]

Like, the rim spins, and it, like, warps the. Because the tire's still stuck to the ground while the rim is spinning. So you just see, like, the serrations and the rubber as the rubber is about to tear. But then the rubber recoil wheels and.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

There'S more horsepower in those cars than I think like the first six rows at Daytona.

[Donut Operator]

11, 000 horsepower.

[Brandon Herrera]

Jesus.

[Donut Operator]

How that might be. And didn't they switch those to the thousand yard, like a thousand foot. I swear something got changed because of how fast they were going. And they had to shorten the distance of the track because a quarter mile was too much.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yes. Yes. 100. They did. Did. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

[Donut Operator]

That was it.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

It was.

[Donut Operator]

A quarter mile was too much and people were dying. I forget why. So they're like, okay, I think it's.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

A little bit shorter than a quarter mile now. Yeah. Wild.

[Eli Double Tap]

Those are the cars you see go airborne sometimes, right?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah.

[Brandon Herrera]

Like that.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Donut Operator]

The ones you'll.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah.

[Eli Double Tap]

When you watch the crashes. Those are crashes.

[Brandon Herrera]

Dear God.

[Donut Operator]

Dude, those ones are crazy.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

That's. That's a religious experience. Man. That first time going.

[Donut Operator]

Yeah, this thing. That's the McMurdy. The Sperling that night started because we.

[Fat Electrician]

Wanted to outrun the cops while we were trying to get booze.

[Donut Operator]

And then you. It's like tractor pulls. You know, tractor pulls.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I've never been to a tractor.

[Donut Operator]

New tractor pole. You go to a monster truck show and a tractor pull show. That's what my dad would take me to when we were little because they were cheap. And it is a top fuel dragster with a trap a weight behind it. And they just pull it in dirt. It is the most redneck you will ever see.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Well, how did they. How did tractor pools get started it. There's got to be a good story behind that.

[Brandon Herrera]

A bet between two drunk guys.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Probably 102 drunk farmers.

[Eli Double Tap]

Yeah.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

My tractor. Yours. Yeah.

[Brandon Herrera]

I bet I could pull your whole tractor.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah.

[Eli Double Tap]

Hell no, you can't.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

A sport was born.

[Donut Operator]

Dude. That one. Have you ever seen that little car? If you like cars. The new one, it's Burling McMurdy or.

[Fat Electrician]

McMurdy started as early as the 1800s when rural farmers would host competitions to see whose horse team could pull. Pull the biggest weight.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

No.

[Donut Operator]

Have you ever seen that little thing?

[Brandon Herrera]

No, I have not.

[Donut Operator]

That's their. It's their new production car. It's breaking all the records because it does a quarter mile under seven seconds. Which is for a little car. Seven seconds is moving.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

We can say that again now?

[Fat Electrician]

Yes, we can say that again. Yeah, go ahead and say it.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Oh yeah.

[Donut Operator]

We just wrote a check for $225,000 for autism pass.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Oh, yeah.

[Brandon Herrera]

It's actually in the front Room?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

No, thank you. What are we talking about?

[Donut Operator]

That's the one word. It's always wild seeing the different reactions. Like, I don't think we can.

[Brandon Herrera]

I like the, the, the, the Rick and Morgan camera.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah.

[Donut Operator]

Makes it worse.

[Brandon Herrera]

The Rick and Morty approach to it. It's like, no, I'm not disparaging the differently abled. I just. Some things are.

[Fat Electrician]

What was Linus Tech Tips when he was live? That was the funn the planet. You know, Linus Tech Tips is huge Tech channel on YouTube. They were on a live podcast.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

You would be surprised at what? I don't know. When it comes to like people and like content and stuff, I'm just like, I don't have a clue. There somebody. Who was that? Andrew Schultz.

[Brandon Herrera]

Oh, yeah.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Andrew Schultz. I was in Vegas last weekend and somebody was talking to me and they say, yeah, you know Andrew Schultz. I was like, who are you talking about? And then after I left, I was like. Because he looked at me like I had a dick growing out of my forehead. Forehead. I was like, maybe I should know who this is. I looked. I was like, don't know him. I looked some of his stuff. I was pretty funny, you know, Not a clip. Sorry.

[Fat Electrician]

No, you're good.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah.

[Fat Electrician]

Now. Yeah. They were like on a live podcast and he was under the impression that the hard R meant I did see this.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah, that's all the glyph.

[Fat Electrician]

And his co host is like. Because he's like, yeah, I used to say the hard R all the time. And his co host is like, I've.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Dropped my fair share of.

[Eli Double Tap]

He's just like you.

[Donut Operator]

Yeah, he's breaking out.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Same brother. Damn, I didn't know Linus is cool like that. I'm 2.1% sub Saharan African, so I can, you know. That's why you'll hear the. The smoke detector go off. Everyone's.

[Brandon Herrera]

See, Tojo, that was your video I was watching the other day when you, I think with you, your son and I guess a friend of yours jumping off.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

The black guy. Yeah. Every time I would show him on my page that weekend, I would always put the chirp in there. And people loved it.

[Donut Operator]

They jumped off about that.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Holy.

[Donut Operator]

That was.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah, I love that guy.

[Brandon Herrera]

They jumped off the. What was it? The Stratosphere.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah, the stratosphere.

[Brandon Herrera]

And as soon as he jumped, you put the church.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Every time he. I would go knock on his door. Cuz we had a. You know, we had rooms right next to each other. I go knock on his door and he would open the door And I'd always throw the chirp in there every time he was on camera with me. But he was doing me dirty the whole weekend and I never knew it. Every time he would film me, he would film me in 0.5. So it made me look short as hell. You. I was like, you did after the week. He didn't post any videos with me in it that weekend. And then after we were weren't together anymore, he post all that every time. It was like 05. Everybody else was normal size. I was like, you son of a dude.

[Donut Operator]

He is such dude. He is phenomenal.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

One of the best dudes I've ever met in my life. Love him to death. We jumped off the stratosphere. White people activities. Fredo was unfazed. He was like, let's do it.

[Brandon Herrera]

No.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah. Yeah. I thought he was going to be. Are you chewing your Zen pouch?

[Fat Electrician]

No switching spot.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

It looked like you chewed it. You try and get all that nicotine out of there that you can do.

[Brandon Herrera]

You remember after the Oktoberfest podcast with, well, your fiance, when you hear Lululemon.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

You probably think of Align yoga pants. Weightlessly soft, like you're wearing next to nothing. That's why you see them in class, at the grocery store and in the park. But did you know about skirts with built in liner shorts so you can still jump for the Frisbee and tanks and bodysuits with Align's iconic stretch, you.

[Donut Operator]

Won'T want to take it off.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

And with endless style options, you don't have to shop in store or [e-mail].

[Brandon Herrera]

Her first time doing Zins.

[Eli Double Tap]

Oh, she chewed it up.

[Brandon Herrera]

She didn't know how to do a Zen. She's like, oh, just can I do a Zen? You know?

[Eli Double Tap]

She said, you saw her briefly. She's just the sweetest little.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Bless her heart, right, girl?

[Eli Double Tap]

And she's like, can I do one of those? Like, yeah, baby, you can do one.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

She just started chewing it like bubble gum.

[Eli Double Tap]

Yeah, she thought it was like gum or something.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Maybe that ain't Nicorette.

[Eli Double Tap]

Well, I mean, she started vomiting immediately after.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah, a fresh one. She's like, why?

[Eli Double Tap]

Why do you do these things?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Like I.

[Eli Double Tap]

Well, you put them in your lips.

[Fat Electrician]

There's some company making 50 milligram ones now.

[Eli Double Tap]

Oh, gosh.

[Fat Electrician]

Just like we had. Wondrous amount.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

That's like a Dr.

[Brandon Herrera]

Strange.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Push you through the universe. Somebody gave us some last night at the. At the PBR event. How many milligram was that? Nine. They had up to 12. They gave us? Yeah. Nine. It's pretty good flavor too.

[Donut Operator]

Yeah, nines and twelves are insane.

[Fat Electrician]

J wolf does double 12s.

[Brandon Herrera]

J Wolf?

[Eli Double Tap]

Yeah.

[Donut Operator]

400, 500 pounds, 7 foot 2.

[Fat Electrician]

Like 7 foot 4. I think he's 74 4, 65.

[Brandon Herrera]

He is like your friendly neighborhood Hagrid.

[Donut Operator]

He's 7 4. He's just continuing to. God dang. He's a monster of a man. I would have invited Fredo out. He would have came out. He's in Houston, I believe.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Have y' all had him on?

[Donut Operator]

Yeah.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Oh yeah. Dude. He's such a good dude. I love him. I love that guy like a brother. He is phenomenal, people. Yeah, he really is.

[Donut Operator]

I loved his one piece of content where they didn't realize he looks like a nerd. Have you seen how he dresses? You would not know. And then he's like, oh, y' all just don't know.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

This built like a brain dude is.

[Donut Operator]

Dances and does a lot of.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

But he ran tracking in college. He's fast as.

[Donut Operator]

Yeah, he's an athlete, like an actual athlete. Just. You would not picture that when you see his videos.

[Brandon Herrera]

I haven't, I haven't met him yet. I don't think I was on that podcast. That was a long time ago.

[Fat Electrician]

A while ago.

[Donut Operator]

That was a long, long time ago.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Were you on that?

[Donut Operator]

No, that was the, that was baddies time time. And that was the most uncomfortable we ever made him because me and him were having a blast with racist jokes back and forth.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Me and him did it that weekend. The whole time it's just like full send it, whatever. I, I'm among the thinking if the person in the room isn't offended, nobody should be offended for them.

[Brandon Herrera]

Thank you.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

You know, I, I cannot stand somebody being offended for somebody else.

[Fat Electrician]

That is all the college educated middle aged white women.

[Brandon Herrera]

And I will keep doing so.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

My favorite thing to do when, when, when some guy comes up to me in public, he's like, and he's got his wife with him. He, they'll always be like, this is the guy. You know the guy, right? And she's like, I said she's not really my demographic. And I always get the kind of like, I know people like you get offended over everything, right? And then the look on their face. What does that mean? I said, see?

[Brandon Herrera]

Got your bitch.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Plays right into it. And I look love it. They usually love it. They laugh, you know, whatever.

[Brandon Herrera]

I, I, I don't know. I've always been of the, the mindset that context matters. It's like there's a difference between me joking around with a buddy, like, you know, and you, you, you say some or whatever that, like, oh, my God, that's offensive. Like, but we're laughing about it. Like everybody. It's nothing's mean spirited. Right. Versus just a straight up hate crime. Like if you went to somebody who's actually missed mentally disabled and called them a. It's like nobody in this group.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Not cool at all. No. You'd probably catch hands. Yeah.

[Donut Operator]

100 make fun of riding. Like my kiddo. They would get destroyed for that.

[Eli Double Tap]

Like, we would all be just gangster.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

My whole thing is, is, you know, poking fun at somebody's okay for something that they can help. When you start poking fun at somebody for something they can't help, that's where it crosses the line for me. You know what I'm saying?

[Brandon Herrera]

Especially when it's again, done out of malice.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yes. Context matters. Yeah. Yeah.

[Donut Operator]

Context is king.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Is this a thing? Yeah. Yeah. Damn it. See, this what I get for not watching. I would have been locked in not to look down. I'd have been locked in not to look down.

[Fat Electrician]

I got Ethan yesterday from a different state.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

How?

[Donut Operator]

Oh, yes.

[Fat Electrician]

He was on live and I was on the plane yesterday and I was like, oh, this is going to be funny. I get my phone ready and I get a super chat queued up, so I just have to double click the payment on it. The super chat says boop in all caps. And I close that tab, go over to my text messages because I've seen him check his phone on live twice, so I know he's got his phone on him. I text him, bro, you got all over your shirt right now. And he checks his phone. Oh, I got my shirt. And he looks down at the camera and I sent the super chat right? When he looked down, his chat went crazy.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

That's funny.

[Donut Operator]

Son of a. With your old content or one thing I did see with your name. How much do you get with the dude that has the same name as you that got arrested? There was a whole bit online, it's like, that's not him. He got arrested. Somebody else, like last year that got arrested for you. But if you Google your name, it's all that started popping up and everyone's like, no, that's not him. What the.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I didn't know about this. Oh, really?

[Fat Electrician]

Holy.

[Donut Operator]

There's a whole thing on, like, Reddit and about this.

[Brandon Herrera]

Did you get arrested?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

No, not that I'm aware. Dude, what. What did he get arrested for?

[Brandon Herrera]

I 17 terabytes.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

That's a lot of kids. That's a lot of kids.

[Donut Operator]

That's a lot of kids.

[Eli Double Tap]

Was it a subway Robbery?

[Fat Electrician]

Yeah.

[Donut Operator]

Fourth degree?

[Eli Double Tap]

Yeah. Justin Nunley, 36, arrested after attempting to rob a subway employee Tuesday morning.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah.

[Eli Double Tap]

According to the Dyersburg Police Department. I don't know where Dyersburg.

[Brandon Herrera]

He's trying to get the five dollar discount on that foot long.

[Donut Operator]

Dude, your name. So that was what was popping up on Reddit. Media did not like you. I was like, oh, they just hate this guy. And then people were defending you, like.

[Fat Electrician]

Wait, are you from Tennessee?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

No, I'm from north Alabama. I don't even look at. I don't even look at Reddit. It's a bunch. It's a bunch of anonymous people talking about you. Who cares what they think?

[Donut Operator]

That's the way to look.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

And most of the time it's people that have no clue who you are in real life.

[Brandon Herrera]

You know the amount of like, parasocial comments I've seen about. Well, obviously, like, he thinks this, this, this, and I'm like, I'm learning about me. I didn't even know. I thought, yeah, that's interesting, dude.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

People, people. To jump to so many conclusions. It is wild to me. And I'm just. You get to the point where you're like, I know who I am. I don't. I don't need your validation, you know, I care less what your opinion is.

[Donut Operator]

Dang. I was hoping you knew that story.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Cuz I was like, no, this is news to me. That is how much I don't pay attention.

[Donut Operator]

Just robbing a Subway.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah. I think that's why I don't get a whole lot of trolls, is because I just don't pay them no attention.

[Donut Operator]

I'm just like, if you don't interact with it the best.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

No, I had no clue. So there was a dude that got arrested. That's funny.

[Donut Operator]

Subway arrest. Robbing it.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Well, good luck getting off, buddy.

[Eli Double Tap]

Robbery for a Subway.

[Donut Operator]

Your contest must be struggling.

[Eli Double Tap]

Subway first.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

You know what?

[Brandon Herrera]

First of all, I said double turkey.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

All right, that's what, though. That's my question. Was it was a Subway like sandwich shop or was it like a rail system?

[Eli Double Tap]

No, it was a sandwich shop.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Dude, you got to be down.

[Eli Double Tap]

They have exactly $7 in the cash register.

[Fat Electrician]

It was armed robbery, so at least he's not going to show up at your motorcycle rally.

[Donut Operator]

God damn it, Nick.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

That's a good joke. That's a great joke. Because of the missing parts ride for amputee tees in case you're slow to catch up. That's a great joke.

[Eli Double Tap]

What was. What was the days for the. The motorcycle ride again?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

June 28th.

[Eli Double Tap]

June 28th.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Okay. Yeah.

[Donut Operator]

@ polygamy.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah, polygamy.

[Eli Double Tap]

It's In Florida.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah. Fort Walton Beach, Emerald Coast, Harley Davidson and the. The VIP parties the night before. Should be the 27th.

[Eli Double Tap]

Oh, yeah. Be a fun one and go too.

[Donut Operator]

I'm down, gang.

[Eli Double Tap]

D Episode Buy another bike. Buy my first bike.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Hell yeah, brother.

[Fat Electrician]

I'm taking a sand rail.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Do it.

[Fat Electrician]

I'm going to be like the Mad Max character that's in the car.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Do you think you would. Do you think you would have time to get a. To buy a sandrail and put a hellcat in it before is a Sandra?

[Brandon Herrera]

I don't know.

[Fat Electrician]

You guys don't know what a sandrail is?

[Eli Double Tap]

Oh, I was thinking of a sandworm.

[Fat Electrician]

Oh, Sandrail.

[Brandon Herrera]

Yeah, he just shows up. Listen, I gave. He just.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

He got it work.

[Donut Operator]

That'd be way cooler, right?

[Eli Double Tap]

Well, it's like what the. The Mad Max movie with.

[Brandon Herrera]

Anna Taylor.

[Eli Double Tap]

Joy where Thor is riding around the. The two motorcycles, but he has them.

[Fat Electrician]

On, like on a chariot. Yeah, he has a motorcycle chariot.

[Eli Double Tap]

Nickels.

[Fat Electrician]

I do that.

[Donut Operator]

Oh, God damn it.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Nick is fat four.

[Fat Electrician]

I mean, obviously.

[Donut Operator]

What are your favorite sports with it? You like doing car race cars, Top fuel, dragsters, color.

[Eli Double Tap]

Next.

[Donut Operator]

Yeah, we are.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I'm gonna learn about him. I mean, I'm a sports guy, but.

[Donut Operator]

You'Re huge into sports.

[Fat Electrician]

You have like a.

[Donut Operator]

You have autographed jerseys and.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Right, yeah, jerseys. Yeah. I love memorabilia, so that's why it's like.

[Donut Operator]

I know we got boxing. I don't know. Mma. Mma. None of us really watched.

[Fat Electrician]

Let me ask you this. If you had to go on the Spike TV show Pros vs. Joes, and you had got to pick this sport where you had to compete against a.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Professional.

[Fat Electrician]

Probably the best answer.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Baseball. I can. I can hit. I can hit and I can feel. I've got a really good glove, hands down.

[Eli Double Tap]

What's your favorite jersey that you got?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Tony Gwynn. Yeah, well, I mean, he's dead. He's not signing anymore of them, you know, and he was one of the greatest hitters of all time. Right. I mean, if you look at his. His career stats is ridiculous against some of the best pitchers in the world. So in the history of baseball, see, I have Tony Gwynn.

[Eli Double Tap]

That's right.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah.

[Donut Operator]

I don't even know what team he played on. No, what team did he play on?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

The Padres. Mr. Padre. Yeah.

[Donut Operator]

See, no stuff I Don't know. Cody's like, I don't know any of the sports.

[Eli Double Tap]

To draw information out of our guests. I don't know either.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah, I was.

[Donut Operator]

You have a ton. How many jerseys do you have?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I don't have as many jerseys since I have baseballs and helmets. I love football helmets. Love the sign. Football helmets and baseballs. But jerseys. I probably only got, like, five or six, maybe.

[Donut Operator]

Okay.

[Brandon Herrera]

Who's your team for football?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

The Bills. Really? Yeah.

[Brandon Herrera]

Interesting. Yeah.

[Fat Electrician]

Get along with the rest.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Well, I didn't. I did. I never had a NFL team growing up. Right. Because I lived in Alabama. Me, growing up. The Oilers were still in Houston, so the Titans wasn't in Nashville, so the closest teams we had was the Atlanta Falcons and then the Saints, and so I never really had a team growing up. I loved watching football, but where I grew up is more college than anything. Right. And now that my youngest son is, like, really into football, he fell in love with the. With the Bills and Josh Allen, everything. So I was kind of right there with him. I was like, let's do it, man. And I have fell in love with the Bill's Mafia.

[Eli Double Tap]

I love it. Oh, God, it's crazy.

[Brandon Herrera]

Our Buffalo show.

[Fat Electrician]

We're throwing each other through tables.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yes. Me, I took Blake up. Not this past year, but the year before. We went to Buffalo for the Chiefs, Bills playoff game. Bills lost, but. And it was snowing, like, perfect. It was perfect. It was. It was such an awesome atmosphere.

[Donut Operator]

If you go again, we'll connect you with Rich because you'll be. Ride the Murph because he has that fire truck that is for the Bills games, and they serve alcohol out of.

[Brandon Herrera]

The morale response vehicle.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Okay.

[Brandon Herrera]

So they.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah.

[Eli Double Tap]

So he bought an old decommissioned fire truck, and he just. Just loaded it with kegs and stereo system, and it's so cool. And he drives it, and he tailgates at all the Bills games.

[Brandon Herrera]

He does a bunch of charity events and stuff like that, too, with, like. It's just kind of like his go to, like, like a community thing.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

And. And the. The wings. Best wings I've ever ate in my life was there, but it wasn't from a. It wasn't from a store there. It was. Josh Allen's favorite wings when he was in college was from a place. You know, he went to Laramie. He went to Wyoming. Right. And it was a place called Double Dubs. Best wings I've ever had in my life. They're delicious if you ever get a chance to eat apple. Ducks wings, swings, Double Dub I've never even going. Yeah, we need to just go to.

[Fat Electrician]

A Bills game with Rich.

[Donut Operator]

He goes shirtless.

[Brandon Herrera]

It's so funny because, like, it's. Every time he goes in. In the group chat, he's like, I had a Bills game, took my shirt off.

[Fat Electrician]

He does it for the whole fourth quarter.

[Brandon Herrera]

An hour later, Bill's lost again in shipwreck, too.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Oh, yeah. No.

[Brandon Herrera]

He's in a very pissy mood about it.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Well, and I thought it was really cool, you know, up there. We were up there, it was like, snow, and the whole week before, and there's snow on the ground, everything. And they was paying fans to come and clear the stadium out of snow so they could have the game there on Sunday. Yeah.

[Donut Operator]

They pay fans to do that.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah. I mean, that's a lot of snow. That'd be a lot of employees to have.

[Eli Double Tap]

It was. It was fun. That Buffalo show was so fun.

[Donut Operator]

Did that whole. The stomping thing they do.

[Brandon Herrera]

We.

[Donut Operator]

Across the entire United States, we did not experience that a single time. Intel Buffalo.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

And they're doing.

[Brandon Herrera]

The Buffalo venue was a historic church as well. So it was.

[Eli Double Tap]

You could feel it.

[Donut Operator]

Yeah. 1100 people just swaying.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Really.

[Brandon Herrera]

We were worried we were gonna literally bring the house down.

[Donut Operator]

That was a wild experience also. They all showed the up, though. That was a blast. That was one of the. That. And where's the other?

[Fat Electrician]

Really?

[Brandon Herrera]

Boston.

[Donut Operator]

Boston.

[Fat Electrician]

All of laughter. Because it's three stories of people in front of you. It's got two balconies, so they're like. It's like an IMAX theater, but you're the screen.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

It was crazy.

[Brandon Herrera]

It's a really way of putting it.

[Fat Electrician]

I mean, when they laughed, it hit you from everywhere. Like, if you hit a joke good and they laughed like you could it. Like, you're talking about with the. The race cars taken off the line. You can feel it in your chest. It was that.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah.

[Fat Electrician]

The whole time.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

And there's nothing better than landing a good joke in front of people. It's like the best ever, Cody.

[Donut Operator]

Like, we get up there, we're all sitting down, Crowd's going, well. I was like, cody, look, there's a third floor. He's like, oh, I didn't see that. Audience starts laughing. Oh.

[Eli Double Tap]

Dude, I don't do good in front of an audience.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Really? Yeah.

[Eli Double Tap]

I. Dude, I'll do YouTube all day long. And, you know, millions of views and all that.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Oh, You've got a YouTube channel.

[Eli Double Tap]

Yeah, yeah.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I'm joking. I'm sorry.

[Donut Operator]

I wouldn't know that. I Was like, look.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah.

[Eli Double Tap]

Being in front of people, dude. When Eli was like, look, there's another set up there, I was like, oh.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

He's like, you had already mentally prepared for these first two levels.

[Eli Double Tap]

Yeah, yeah. Wasn't ready for that third one.

[Brandon Herrera]

Justin just thought you were. You were a diversity hire. It's like, all right. To appeal to a military audience, we need at least another white guy.

[Fat Electrician]

What show was it where you, like, I think. I think it was me. I went out first. I was like, okay, guys, every time Cody goes to talk, just start cheering.

[Donut Operator]

No, that was. That was San Antonio, and I did it.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Okay.

[Donut Operator]

And I'm just. I forget why I did that to you.

[Eli Double Tap]

I don't know why you did that to me. I stopped talking. I was like.

[Donut Operator]

I was like. We were sitting there. You said something again. I was like, okay, everyone just cheer when he says anything. So Cody, like, ha.

[Brandon Herrera]

I think that was the first ever live show.

[Donut Operator]

Yeah, that was the very first show when Rich.

[Eli Double Tap]

The one I was most nervous about.

[Fat Electrician]

Eli.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah.

[Brandon Herrera]

It's like, wow.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Cody's kind of nervous.

[Brandon Herrera]

This. Let's bully.

[Fat Electrician]

I will say, for a first live show, that one was rough because it was the only live show we've ever done where you had. We had to walk through the crowd to get to the stage.

[Brandon Herrera]

Yeah, well, that. And Rich showed his.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

That.

[Fat Electrician]

That defused everything. I was like, well, literally, he was wearing a kilt with no underwear. Walked up, stood on a chair immediately and lifted it up and showed his whole ass to the audience.

[Donut Operator]

That's the set, the tone.

[Fat Electrician]

That was the opener.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Well, I mean, you're not supposed to wear underwear with a kill.

[Fat Electrician]

This is.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Unless you played being traditional, you know, Lord have mercy.

[Brandon Herrera]

I had a whole bingo card for that night, and Richard Goatse was not on it.

[Donut Operator]

Have you done any live performances yet?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I've done a couple. Yeah.

[Donut Operator]

How are they?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Good, Good. I hadn't bombed yet. I mean, this kind of. It's gonna happen. I can't wait. Because I love awkward situation. I thrive in awkward. I love it, I think.

[Brandon Herrera]

How so?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

And I don't know. I just. I.

[Donut Operator]

That's my worst.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I've never found an awkward situation that I didn't have fun in. Yeah, just like.

[Brandon Herrera]

It's kind of like how most people look back on it. They're like, all right, well, that's kind of funny. You just find it funny in the moment.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Eli Double Tap]

No, that's. That's my favorite part about airports. Just making people awkward. Yesterday, going through the airport. Hey, are you Donut. It's like, no, I'm Brandon Harris era. Like, what are you talking about? And then you would walk up and they're like.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

But I don't know.

[Fat Electrician]

Mean, like, us being the last people to board the plane. You dick. We're the. We're the last people to board the worst on Southwest. So it's pick your own seat. So the only thing left open is middle seats. Right? I'm fat, I'm hairy, I'm always wearing tank tops. I'm going to rub my brillo pad triceps on.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I'd be pissed if you came to sit beside me on airplane. I'm not going to lie.

[Fat Electrician]

I'm walking in the front. Cody's behind, behind me, and I am like scanning and it's like, group of dudes my size. Group of dudes my size. Elderly couple, two middle aged women that are like 120 pounds a piece. I'm like, can I sit in between you guys and Cody at Max Boy, you guys sit next to the fat.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Guy.

[Brandon Herrera]

Because nobody knows we know each other.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

That's good. That's good. Now my favorite awkward thing to do is when I get in a elevator that is completely full. I turn to everybody and I say, hey, do y' all know my Lord and savior, Jesus Christ? And the look of panic on people's faces. Yeah, bro. People don't know how to take that. They're like, it's going down right here.

[Donut Operator]

Everyone's gonna try to put their head down.

[Fat Electrician]

You think snakes on a plane is bad? Wait till you have Mormons on an elevator.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Mormons, anywhere is just bad, you know? Is that the ones that go door to door? No, they're the ones that go door to door. Right. The Latter Day Saint.

[Brandon Herrera]

Jehovah's Witness, I think.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Oh, is it? That was who I was talking about, I guess. Mormons, the ones that they.

[Fat Electrician]

They do the full Latter Day Saints, say, the white button up shirt and the bicycles. Yeah.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Oh, yeah. They're the ones that the founder of their religion actually had a driver's license. Yeah. No, no, the Mormons. Yeah, this.

[Donut Operator]

No, in the 1800s.

[Fat Electrician]

No, no, Mormonism is John Smith. That's 1800.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Okay. Who am I thinking about?

[Fat Electrician]

You're thinking of Scientology, I think.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Oh, yeah, yeah.

[Brandon Herrera]

John Smith was the one who porked Pocahontas.

[Fat Electrician]

Oh, yeah, that, that.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Sorry.

[Fat Electrician]

Yeah, yeah, sorry. Wrong way of Native Americans, my bad. Oh, my God.

[Brandon Herrera]

I'm glad you slammed that layup.

[Fat Electrician]

Brandon gives me the best.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

There's no such thing as a bad joke. Just about audience, you know?

[Donut Operator]

Jesus Christ. I need to finish that series.

[Fat Electrician]

What, Primeval?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah.

[Fat Electrician]

So good.

[Donut Operator]

If you haven't watched Primeval, I don't watch any tv.

[Fat Electrician]

Oh, it's so good.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

What do you.

[Donut Operator]

Thank you.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Work. Work.

[Donut Operator]

Literally seven pieces of video a day.

[Brandon Herrera]

So you don't. You don't have any sort of, like, release, like, any content you consume, like, whether it's tv, movies, Internet?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Not a whole lot. No. No, I. I don't. Like I was telling you when we sitting there at. Or was it you. Y' all look alike. You know, a lot of people look alike. No, they. I. I just. I don't know how to relax anymore. I'm just. Always. Just go until I. Some. Some nights I'll fall asleep with. With the. You know, I'll wake up and the phone's on my chest because I was working, you know, it's just. I don't know. Yeah. Probably not a healthy thing, you know?

[Fat Electrician]

It's fine.

[Eli Double Tap]

Yeah, you're fine. I have a hard time enjoying video games. Like, I grew up playing video games. Like, every time I sit down to play now, I'm like, I'm not working at this moment. I need to go work.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

So that's how we know we're getting old. Yeah.

[Eli Double Tap]

I can only do, like, 10 minutes or something. Then I'll set the controller down and, like, start. Start working again.

[Fat Electrician]

Not. I barely watch TV either. I'm dead serious. I really did sit down to watch Togo before I made that Togo video the other week.

[Brandon Herrera]

I really want.

[Fat Electrician]

I was actually pissed.

[Brandon Herrera]

It's such a Nick thing to be upset about.

[Fat Electrician]

It's ridiculous. The sled dog. They made a. They made a movie about a sled dog. You know Balto.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yes.

[Fat Electrician]

Okay. That movie's all. Balto was one of, like, 20 sled dog teams games, and he did, like, the last 50 miles of, like, 700 miles. Well, there was one sled dog that did 40 of the entire thing across the most dangerous part.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

He couldn't have done the whole thing.

[Fat Electrician]

No, they almost.

[Eli Double Tap]

Coward.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah.

[Fat Electrician]

So Disney made a movie about it, and it was super, super good. It was, like, pretty historically accurate. Had Willem Dafoe.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Did they break his legs?

[Fat Electrician]

No.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Like, they did in Homeward Bound with the cat.

[Fat Electrician]

No.

[Brandon Herrera]

Oh, dude.

[Eli Double Tap]

Don't bring up home.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah.

[Fat Electrician]

Don't bring up homework. Bound.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

In the water.

[Eli Double Tap]

I think we're the only ones that.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Remember they broke all the. Broke all the cat's legs and everything the whole time. Sorry. Squirrels, dog. Yeah.

[Fat Electrician]

That's animal abuse.

[Donut Operator]

Oh, I Know that, but I didn't know they broke the cats dog.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Look it up. Yeah.

[Brandon Herrera]

Intentionally. They broke the cat.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah. They killed so many cats during the making of that that. Look it up. Yeah. I don't think I'm full of. We might. Allegedly. I'm not trying to get.

[Eli Double Tap]

That was the first PTSD I ever had.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I am homeward B. Yeah, I guess. Rumors from the Internet. I wasn't there. So I don't know if they did it, but I've heard that's what happened.

[Donut Operator]

I know they threw him in the river and that's the scene. They're like, okay, go. Next one.

[Brandon Herrera]

It's like the old. Those old school movies were like if a horse was going off a cliff. It's just cuz they sent a horse off a goddamn cliff with a dummy on the back.

[Donut Operator]

Yep.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah.

[Donut Operator]

Back in the day, the old cowboy movies, they just chuck them off.

[Eli Double Tap]

They did the same thing with. It was awful.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

What the.

[Fat Electrician]

Hey, you have to bleep out that word. I found that out the hard way. I took note to the end editor.

[Brandon Herrera]

That's going to make that sound so much. I promise the word's not actually that bad.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

It wasn't that word. He didn't say that word. Have mercy. That is funny.

[Brandon Herrera]

I promise you, whatever you're thinking, it's not that.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

I got hot and tingly on that one. He said it. He said it. I didn't. He did.

[Eli Double Tap]

He's gonna say it. He's gonna say it.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

The hard M. The hard M. Yeah. Yeah. He hit the hard M. Welcome to Unsubscribe.

[Fat Electrician]

Disney just deleted the movie. It doesn't exist anymore and I'm upset about it. They just got rid of it.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Which one?

[Fat Electrician]

That toga movie I was telling you about. About the sled dog.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

That was like the good one.

[Fat Electrician]

Yeah, it was good. It was a good movie.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Why they get rid of it?

[Fat Electrician]

Apparently. Apparently with digital media, if you decide it's not like making enough money or whatever, you can just agree to never sell it or stream it again. Basically delete it from existence and then claim it as a tax return write off. So Disney did that with like 20 movies where they just like these don't exist anymore and they got a 1.5 billion dollar tax write off. Which seems like to me, I think.

[Brandon Herrera]

They did that with Sling Blade too. Like not. Not for the tax write off reason, at least not that I know it. But like I think they got rid of Sling Blade. I don't think there's any way to watch.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah. That is a phenomenal movie.

[Brandon Herrera]

I don't think there's any way to watch it now. Like no streaming platform has it. Like you have to buy a physical copy.

[Fat Electrician]

Well, that's the other kicker with it too is people were bringing up up that when they do that it over the actors because a lot of the actors when they sign a deal or agree to do a movie, they get residual royalties. Well now there's no residuals or whatever for all these actors and that's like part of their pay. Like you shouldn't be allowed to just be like, I'm deleting it from existence and now I don't have to pay you. Like man, crazy.

[Brandon Herrera]

So now they gotta have like a stipulation in their contract where it's like, hey, if you decide to delete, I.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Should get some of that tax write off. Yeah, yeah, yeah, you can delete it, but give me, you know, 10% of that tax write off. That'd be a ton of money.

[Donut Operator]

The 1.5 billion dollar tax wrap. Yeah, that's insanity.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah.

[Eli Double Tap]

Didn't the governor of Florida started making Disney. Yeah, started making Disney pay taxes.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Well, because. Well, what people don't ban fluoride in the water this year. Yeah, yeah, that's what Alex Jones says.

[Brandon Herrera]

What people don't know about Disney though is the way that like Disney, Disney World is treated in Florida is they are like their own incorporated community. Like they have their just like the villages police, their own fire department, they have their own power grid. They have everything. Like they are a completely like independent nation operating within Florida.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

That's wild.

[Brandon Herrera]

Which is crazy. And that's what DeSantis was starting to with a little bit. He's like, hey, you want to be an I can be an back. Why are you treated special? They do their own role, they do their own roads like they do.

[Donut Operator]

They take a full on.

[Fat Electrician]

To be fair, that's not, not like unique to Disney. There's a lot of big companies and to do that, like when you're an electrician working in these factories, like you go work in a big factory, it's like you don't have to run by the inspectors or anything.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Like inspectors OSHA or anything.

[Fat Electrician]

Yeah, well, OSHA is different but like as far as like the city electrical inspectors on like how needs to be done, they don't have a say. Like hypothetical. I'm just gonna pull a random factory. Like say you go to work at a John Deere plant. I don't know if this is true for that particular company. Just as an example.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Allegedly.

[Fat Electrician]

Allegedly. Allegedly. Like the John Deere engineers determine the standard operating procedures and like how electrical work and gets done.

[Donut Operator]

It's not.

[Fat Electrician]

It can, it can be not up to code for that city or that state. It's all about what that company wants in their plant.

[Brandon Herrera]

I think for Disney though, it's just size really, like just the, the raw area.

[Fat Electrician]

Oh yeah.

[Brandon Herrera]

That they operate in.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Did you know that Mahindra is the the most sold tractor in the world, like of all time?

[Fat Electrician]

Never even fucking heard of that.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Tundra. Yep. Now you do. Now you do.

[Donut Operator]

I don't even know what that is.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

It's a tractor. I heard of that.

[Donut Operator]

Oh, Cody, on that note, you want to close us out? Go to the after show, do a.

[Fat Electrician]

Quick 10 minute after show and call it.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

He's gonna have to wash his damn mouth out.

[Eli Double Tap]

Yeah, you are.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah. I was talking about you, Herrera.

[Donut Operator]

Oh, sounded racist.

[Fat Electrician]

What'd you say again?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Why did it sound like a slur when I got talking about you, Herrera.

[Donut Operator]

Yeah, Herreras.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

It's my southern accent.

[Brandon Herrera]

I feel like I'm a bad audience.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

It's pretty good, guys.

[Eli Double Tap]

Thank you for joining the unsubscribed podcast. I was joined today by Eli Double Tap, fat electrician Justin Danger Nunley, Brandon Herrera, myself, donut operator. Join the after show on Patreon. We love you, Justin.

[Donut Operator]

Where do we find you?

[Justin Danger Nunley]

Yeah, on the Internet.

[Brandon Herrera]

Herrera sounds fine when he says it.

[Justin Danger Nunley]

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