STRANDED ON AN ISLAND! (FT. RDC WORLD) -You Should Know Podcast-

Summary

You Should Know Podcast - Episode 137: STRANDED ON AN ISLAND! (FT. RDC WORLD)
Release Date: November 4, 2024
Host/Author: Wood Elf Media (Peyton Hardin & Cameron Kennedy)

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Episode Overview

In episode 137 of the You Should Know Podcast, hosts Peyton Hardin and Cameron Kennedy, alongside co-host Leland, dive into a blend of humorous banter, personal anecdotes, and insightful discussions. This episode is special as it features an appearance by RDC World, longtime friends and collaborators, transforming the usual dynamic into a lively gathering of close-knit friends sharing revealing secrets and playful jabs.

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Welcome and Episode Introduction [01:36 – 04:10]

Peyton kicks off the episode with his signature enthusiasm, celebrating the podcast's growth and the return of co-host Cam. He highlights the unique format of this episode, where the first half remains true to the podcast's roots—filled with fun interactions—while the second half welcomes RDC World, making it feel like a reunion of old friends.

Notable Quote:

Peyton [01:40]: "If you're a longtime You Should Know podcast fan, you know that Mark Phillips was one of the first guests we ever had... RDC has grown so much they're literally family members to us."

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Casual Banter and Personal Stories [04:37 – 17:00]

The hosts engage in light-hearted conversations, sharing stories about family members, personal quirks, and everyday challenges. Topics range from dealing with war-related fears and bathroom mishaps to the humorous dynamics of living with roommates.

Notable Quotes:

Leland [05:09]: "Beyond any gratitude we can give. I thank you, Pastor Thinking can even..."

Peyton [07:14]: "War scares me. War is scary. And God bless everyone who has served our country beyond all jokes aside."

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Mental Health and Self-Reflection [10:55 – 18:06]

The discussion shifts towards mental health, anxiety, and the importance of managing stress. Peyton opens up about his experiences with anxiety, detailing physical manifestations like bleeding toenails and enamel loss from teeth grinding. Leland offers insights into coping mechanisms, emphasizing the importance of balancing productivity to prevent burnout.

Notable Quotes:

Peyton [13:40]: "I have bad angst. To the point my toenails are bleeding because how much I dig into the ground out of fear daily."

Leland [17:42]: "You are so far in the negative of hours slept. It's not gonna add up. You just need consistency."

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Holiday Preparations and Family Dynamics [35:03 – 55:01]

Peyton and Leland delve into the topic of holiday decorations, particularly the frustration of neighbors putting up Christmas lights prematurely. The conversation evolves into discussions about family structures, cousins, and the challenges of maintaining relationships with a small family.

Notable Quotes:

Peyton [33:34]: "My mom has six Christmas trees I'm gonna put in the house... she wants to enjoy it, so she wants time to enjoy this."

Leland [31:58]: "How do cousins work? Who are their parents?"

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Interactive Movie Trivia Game [42:18 – 55:01]

The hosts transition into an interactive segment inspired by a game they saw on Jimmy Fallon. They attempt to guess movies based on limited clues, leading to humorous misinterpretations and playful ribbing about each other's movie knowledge.

Notable Quotes:

Leland [43:44]: "It's the Lion King. You animals. Say animals."

Peyton [46:57]: "It's a really good guess."

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Welcoming RDC World and Collaborative Discussions [55:01 – 75:03]

RDC World members join the conversation, bringing their unique perspectives and experiences. The group discusses the intricacies of filmmaking, challenges faced during production, and the emotional toll of creative burnout. They share anecdotes about their collaboration, emphasizing the importance of adaptability and perseverance in their projects.

Notable Quotes:

Desmond [63:19]: "It's like, going from a skit to a film... it's very linear versus trying to tell a complex story in a short format."

Cam [69:05]: "Everybody wants to make up shit, make a number two, a remake... but people want something original that connects immediately."

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Beef Between RDC World and ANP [84:42 – 101:27]

A lively segment unfolds as the hosts and RDC members discuss ongoing friendly rivalries and beef with other content creators like ANP. They recount incidents, humorous conflicts, and the camaraderie that keeps their friendships strong despite competitive streaks.

Notable Quotes:

Cam [96:10]: "Des, you got it. If you fight me, not Peyton... That's expected."

Leland [98:48]: "We have different tastes. It's a cool rivalry, though."

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Closing Remarks and Final Thoughts [101:28 – End]

As the episode wraps up, the hosts reflect on the dynamic discussions and the enjoyable interactions with RDC World. They tease upcoming projects, including a secretive movie release, and emphasize the importance of community and friendship in their creative endeavors.

Notable Quotes:

Peyton [119:44]: "We got the whole RDC here today. We love y'all."

Cam [120:00]: "Imagine that. Coming out very, very soon. Dream Con Houston. Make sure you're looking out for the ticket drops."

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Key Insights and Conclusions

• Importance of Collaboration: The seamless integration of RDC World into the podcast highlights the value of long-term friendships and collaborations in creative projects.

• Mental Health Awareness: Open discussions about anxiety and burnout shed light on the often-overlooked pressures faced by content creators.

• Adaptability in Creative Processes: Transitioning from skits to short films illustrates the challenges and necessity of adapting to different storytelling mediums.

• Community and Rivalry: Friendly beefs with other creators like ANP showcase the competitive yet supportive nature of the content creation community.

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Notable Quotes with Timestamps

• Peyton [01:40]: "If you're a longtime You Should Know podcast fan, you know that Mark Phillips was one of the first guests we ever had... RDC has grown so much they're literally family members to us."

• Leland [05:09]: "Beyond any gratitude we can give. I thank you, Pastor Thinking can even..."

• Peyton [07:14]: "War scares me. War is scary. And God bless everyone who has served our country beyond all jokes aside."

• Peyton [13:40]: "I have bad angst. To the point my toenails are bleeding because how much I dig into the ground out of fear daily."

• Leland [17:42]: "You are so far in the negative of hours slept. It's not gonna add up. You just need consistency."

• Peyton [33:34]: "My mom has six Christmas trees I'm gonna put in the house... she wants to enjoy it, so she wants time to enjoy this."

• Leland [31:58]: "How do cousins work? Who are their parents?"

• Leland [43:44]: "It's the Lion King. You animals. Say animals."

• Peyton [46:57]: "It's a really good guess."

• Desmond [63:19]: "It's like, going from a skit to a film... it's very linear versus trying to tell a complex story in a short format."

• Cam [69:05]: "Everybody wants to make up shit, make a number two, a remake... but people want something original that connects immediately."

• Desmond [75:28]: "You got to fight them out."

• Cam [96:10]: "Des, you got it. If you fight me, not Peyton... That's expected."

• Leland [98:48]: "We have different tastes. It's a cool rivalry, though."

• Peyton [119:44]: "We got the whole RDC here today. We love y'all."

• Cam [120:00]: "Imagine that. Coming out very, very soon. Dream Con Houston. Make sure you're looking out for the ticket drops."

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Final Thoughts

Episode 137 of the You Should Know Podcast offers listeners a blend of humor, heartfelt conversations, and behind-the-scenes insights into the creative processes of both the hosts and RDC World. The camaraderie and open dialogues provide an engaging experience, making it a must-listen for fans and newcomers alike.

Transcript

[Peyton]

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[Cam]

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[Peyton]

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[Leland]

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[Peyton]

Everybody, welcome back to the you Should Know podcast episode 137. Round of applause please. Hey everybody, welcome back to the you should Know podcast episode 137. If you're new here or if you haven't already and you look below, you see that subscribe button isn't pressed, you're wrong. If you give them more below that and you see that comment section isn't fulfilled with your name, guess what? Even more wrong. Go ahead and fill that out. Get your good karma. Wow. Is the you should Know podcast coming with some bangers Back to back. Last week was a Halloween episode. Y'all absolutely enjoyed that and y'all shared it with your friends and we love you for that. And this week, this exact episode, we have our friends, RDC World joining the podcast. Yes sir. Y if you are a longtime you should know podcast fan, you know that Mark Phillips was one of the first guests I ever had on the you should Know podcast and we have both grown in our careers. The you know podcast has had cam on since then. RDC has grown so much they're literally family members to us. So as you know, anytime we have guests, the first half of the episode will be everything that you're used to. Me and Cam Banth having some fun. The second half of the episode, we bring on the guests. Let me give you a fair warning. That second part of the episode when RDC joins it, is literally just like 10 friends in one room hanging out. It was so fun to film because we honestly forgot the cameras were there. We were just telling stories, having so much fun. And I am so excited for you guys to see this. So again, if you haven't already, hit that subscribe button, Share this podcast with your friends. Make sure to join the Discord, the Facebook, the Tik tok, the Patreon, the Twitch, everything. We love you so much. Now on to the rest of the episode, the you should know podcast. This episode is brought to you by friends at Manscape. With the holidays creeping up faster than your aunt's fruitcake recipe, I've got something way better to share with you. If you want to look sharp for all those festive gatherings and maybe finally win that best groomed at the family dinner award, check out the latest masterpiece from Manscaped, the Chairman Pro Electric Foil shaver. Trust me, it's like the Rudolph for your face guiding you to a smooth, irritation free shave. You can just head over to manscaped.com and join the 11 million men worldwide who trust Manscaped. By using code PSH for 20% off plus free shipping, the Chairman Pro can.

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[Peyton]

Of the episode, the you should know podcast. We got co host Cam back in the studio.

[Leland]

Oh oh oh oh oh.

[Peyton]

Okay, audio listeners.

[Leland]

Sounds like nothing. Was it cams or the that is it. That is not. That is so disrespectful to thousands and thousands of grandpas out there. And I didn't mean it.

[Peyton]

I think my grandpa was on D day.

[Leland]

Really?

[Peyton]

No, but he was over there or something.

[Leland]

That's pretty. That is. That is as broad and as vague as vague and broad could get. He was over there for something. Was vacationing. No, definitely not servicing Our country.

[Peyton]

He was servicing our country.

[Leland]

Was he doing mailman? What was it?

[Peyton]

No, no, I think he was in the war.

[Leland]

Was he a mailman?

[Peyton]

No, no, no. I don't think he delivered. I don't think he had Amazon prime membership, but I think he was there.

[Leland]

Oh, my God. Imagine a prime drone in the middle of a battlefield in tern. Oh my God. That shit would be so lit. You're entrenched warfare. Go to sleep at night. You wake up, there's oatmeal cream pies, a ESPN article. That'd be lit.

[Peyton]

That would be what you would want in the middle of war. Oatmeal in a. In a sports center ad.

[Leland]

Give me snacks and entertainment. I don't need anything else.

[Peyton]

You wouldn't want an iPad or anything?

[Leland]

Oh, cuz there's a lot of WI fi out in the trenches.

[Peyton]

You can play Fruit Ninja and Candy Crush. You don't need WI Fi for those.

[Leland]

You want me to connect candied gyms when I'm worried about my head getting. That's a bit much, but I'm sorry.

[Peyton]

You are on 10 today.

[Leland]

I am. Give me a magazine. I can take a quick read while I'm taking a right next to Phil. Then I can stuff my Gullah with an oatmeal cream pie. I can reload and get back to it.

[Peyton]

Okay. And so war scares me. War is scary. And God bless. Thank you everybody that has served our.

[Leland]

Country beyond, like, all jokes aside, beyond any gratitude we can give. I thank you, Pastor Thinking can even.

[Peyton]

All right. You're. You're. You're glazing right now.

[Leland]

Just kidding. Oh, my God.

[Cam]

Glazing.

[Leland]

The serving.

[Peyton]

Oh, you serve. I'm kidding. Wow. We are playing with fire. We love everybody that exists on this earth. Everybody who don't.

[Leland]

True 49er fans.

[Peyton]

Oh, true.

[Leland]

Those San Francisco stupid gold mining 49er fans. And our Cowboys suck.

[Peyton]

Except for that 149ers fan with the family. And he goes on Tik tok.

[Leland]

Oh, that's sick.

[Peyton]

He's really cool. I really like him. Okay, but think, speaking of war and being alone really about war at all. And we probably need to get off of. We need to get off of this.

[Leland]

Okay.

[Peyton]

Just in my bedroom, so.

[Leland]

It's mental.

[Peyton]

There's a lot of war in my bathroom. Like whenever I'm taking a number two Kev you that I've almost had. The police called for. How many noises I make and cam.

[Leland]

Like your butt or you.

[Peyton]

I've punched the wall.

[Leland]

You're going.

[Cam]

Oh, get out of me.

[Leland]

Sounds like an exorcism. You're just like. You're going crazy. Oh, my God. I had horrible mud butt the other day. Go back to you, though.

[Peyton]

Okay, well, one time I had a company come over and you want to know the real reason I never let you use my bathroom?

[Leland]

Yes.

[Peyton]

I've. There's. There's a p. I've chipped a piece and I'm not gonna get the security deposit back on my home because I've chipped a piece. But it let me be.

[Leland]

Oh, shut up.

[Peyton]

It's not a new build.

[Leland]

Shut up. You said there's claw marks. Not on your porcelain.

[Peyton]

It's a chip mark, not chip.

[Leland]

Oh, no, no, no. Not the wall. Scratching a wall takes about 6 out of 10. Effort in itself. There's holes in the wall to chip off porcelain. Are you Hugh Jackman? Are you the Wolverine?

[Peyton]

How are you going?

[Leland]

It's taking a chunk of porcelain.

[Peyton]

It's more of the. It's more of the, you know, the seat. Flimsy seat. And I've grown like that and I've been like pulling up and it chipped the top of it just a wee. I blame the infrastructure.

[Leland]

I blame your bowels. I'm talking your choice of food. 100%.

[Peyton]

I've been doing better.

[Leland]

You have. Honestly. Honestly.

[Peyton]

Except for I ordered a pound of okra yesterday.

[Leland]

Oh, okay. I was. I was going to bring that up because I did not know if you wanted to share it. This man calls me. It was like 10:00 at night. We're going over a few things, checking in on each other. He goes, hey, I just ordered a pound of okra. A pound of. A side dish was his 10:00pm, maybe 10:30 dinner. And okra. Boy, there's a lot of jokes there. But I'm going to let him rest.

[Peyton]

What's the joke?

[Leland]

Oh, nothing. They're going to rest. They have a good nap. You ordered a pound of okra and.

[Peyton]

It was a bad decision because K, I love okra. I love it.

[Leland]

But let's be honest. If I call you and go, hey, I just ordered a pound of broccoli, cheddar and rice casserole. What's the first thing you're going to say to me?

[Peyton]

I bet it makes sense. Big back.

[Leland]

Okay. You went a different direction. And that one cut a little deeper. I am fat. And no, I'm just kidding. But ordering a pound. First off, a pound is a grotesque amount of one side.

[Peyton]

That's gluttony. I practiced sin yesterday.

[Leland]

That was sinful, but God forgives. Secondly, you never showed me your drink. Did you have a drink or did you dry gullet a pound of fried okra?

[Peyton]

No, I had an orange juice from Chick Fil a that I ordered at 9am he knows.

[Leland]

This is. This is. There's no. This is all the explanation you need on why there's porcelain. Don't ever look at me like that again. Porcelain missing from your toilet. You're drinking morning orange juice that wasn't freshly squeezed. It's been in a container in the fridge. And then a pound of fried okra.

[Peyton]

I've realized I like to perform science clearly. Like, on myself clearly. And in my environment. People call my house dirty. I call it science experiment. I call it a greenhouse.

[Leland]

What are you growing bacteria?

[Peyton]

No, but I was on TikTok Live with you this week and I revealed to the public like 3,000 people that I had half a taquito in my room and I was seeing what happens if I just leave it in there. I just want to see what happens. And I don't think that's wrong. Some may say gross. I say experimental. I say fundamental and educational.

[Leland]

When you wake up with bed sores, that's going to be what happened. You're going to leave food out because you want to see what happens. Because what's a bed sore? There's so much disgustingness in your body's on itself and there's all this bacteria you're gonna wake up with just like a wealth thing. Yeah, like a welt. It's a. It's a thing. It's like white and gooey.

[Peyton]

I brought all this. I brought all this up to say. How do you talk to yourself? What.

[Leland]

What does that even mean?

[Peyton]

Like, how do you speak to. You talk to yourself. Right.

[Leland]

Slight occasions.

[Peyton]

Really.

[Leland]

Yeah.

[Peyton]

You don't talk to yourself.

[Leland]

Not a. Not a terrible amount. Like, not a lot. Not enough to document.

[Peyton]

Well, you're not alone a lot. You got somebody under you 24 7. I distance myself as much as I can. Too much sometimes, you know. Sometimes I forget he's there. How alone I am in that house. You know what I mean?

[Leland]

Is that his fault or your choice?

[Peyton]

My doing. I don't want him there. Hey, sorry, cj. Move back to a studio apartment.

[Leland]

Yeah, we're gonna put. We're gonna put your ass on a Greyhound back to Arkansas.

[Peyton]

Pack your.

[Leland]

Pack your PC and your expensive colonial.

[Peyton]

Oh, yeah. He spent $600 on Cologne. We'll talk about that on Patreon.

[Leland]

Oh, but how.

[Peyton]

So you don't talk to yourself.

[Leland]

You talk to yourself a lot.

[Peyton]

Often I feel like a lot of people talk to themselves.

[Leland]

What do you mean? You're asking me how? What does that mean?

[Peyton]

Okay, so whenever I talk to myself. Well, I was kind of wanting to go off of what you were gonna say. Cause I was gonna tell how I was gonn. Talk to yourself. How does it go? Is it like just. You're thinking about stuff?

[Leland]

Yes.

[Peyton]

Oh, I'm having full conversations.

[Leland]

See, no.

[Peyton]

Now. Okay. There's a lot of different ways to go about talking to yourself. Some people are just like, wow, am I. This is a conversation. A lot of people said, wow, it's very bright outside. I wonder what that looks like. I wonder what happens if I do this. Like, that is normal. I imagine full scenarios. I'm like, what happens if I meet, like, Shakespeare tomorrow? Like, if Shakespeare were still here, how would I talk to him? And then I'll have a conversation. My dialogue, his dialogue. And I'll do the accent. You should have seen it. Whenever it was Meghan Markle in my.

[Leland]

Head, there was more than an accent, wasn't there? You said, oh, man. You started doing hand kissing. You turned. You turned eight again.

[Peyton]

You're like, no, I didn't practice here. I told you, I practiced on the inside. I practiced right there on the inside of my arm that you had a.

[Leland]

You have a long neck then. I can't. Right here? No, I guess.

[Peyton]

No. In high school, people would.

[Leland]

Like.

[Peyton]

There was a joke for like a week. People would come to school with tape measures and come up to my neck, and there's. There's literally pictures of it, and I have them still. I just have to find them. But talking to yourself. How do you do?

[Leland]

Yeah. I've never once been another person and spoke to the different person. That's still me. At the same time.

[Peyton]

Are you serious?

[Leland]

Never once. And I've never a day in my life.

[Peyton]

You're often the secondary character in my talking to myself.

[Leland]

So you talk. So you talk to me. Played by you. Yes. Please give me an example. Because that's scary.

[Peyton]

Because sometimes I think of scenarios, like I have to bring something up to Cam. Like, I have to tell him something tomorrow. And now I'm going to go through eight different scenarios of what his response will be and how I'll go about what he'll say. And I feel like that's very normal and it's a little premeditated.

[Leland]

Smart premeditation. I'll give it to you. You're tired. You're a Tired man. You are a tired, drained man. And it makes it every day. Every time we sit on these couc. It makes just a little bit more sense. Every time you go through eight scenarios of what I'm gonna say.

[Peyton]

Yes.

[Leland]

If I even thought about. I gotta say this to Peyton. I know exactly how you're responding immediately. No matter. No matter what it is.

[Peyton]

I think that's where the anxiety comes in. Cause I have bad angst. Like, to the point, like, my toenails are, like, bleeding. Cause how much I dig into the ground out of fear on a daily basis. No. No one else. Yeah, don't do that. I've lost enamel on my molars. Cause how much I grind my teeth of fear and angst. You know what I mean? It hurts to suck in and breathe.

[Leland]

So. So I don't know. I think we told this on Patreon. I'm telling you real quick.

[Peyton]

Yeah.

[Leland]

When we were doing our live show, I think it was in Phoenix or it was one of the. I don't know. I think we're doing our live show in, like, Phoenix or Vegas or something like that, or maybe the Chicago one. And we were backstage.

[Peyton]

Wait, what?

[Leland]

We were backstage. This is before the show. And something with our audio and visual wasn't going right.

[Peyton]

Oh.

[Leland]

And we were. We were tweaking because it just. Clocks ticking closer to showtime. We need to rest. We need to get ready. It just kept going. Wasn't getting right. And it finally got fixed. By the time we went back to the green room, we only had, like, an hour left. We had to go out there. And I just remember, bro, we were talking, and your back was torn, and then you finally turned around. There's blood in your mouth. We literally. I, like, we were just talking. I was like, God, bro. I was like, I'm sweating. I might take a shower before we go out there. And you turn around, you're like, yeah, there's like blood all in your teeth and comes out. I was like, what the is that? I said, you chew on a staple. I said, what happened to you? And you're sitting there. What do you mean? I was like, you don't feel that? And you're like, am I bleeding? And you checked? And you're like, yeah, I was getting nervous. He said, I was grinding my jaw. Grinding your jaw? You beaver. You hedgehound. Like this. It's just. It's so. It's just bizarre. And stop talking to me as yourself. Honest. I don't give you permission to do that anymore. How about that? I don't give you permission. I don't give you permission to role play as me. Okay, it's off the table. No, don't. Don't say that. No, you're going. Hell, I was laughing too. I was laughing too, but not at that. No, we love.

[Peyton]

I'm finding a therapist.

[Leland]

You're me, if you want.

[Peyton]

No, I need to talk to them about you.

[Leland]

You're like that big headed white mother. Causes me anguish. God, I'm losing my life. You go. Rebecca, help. Is she just sitting there trying to write everything down?

[Peyton]

Oh.

[Leland]

Oh, I am absolutely ready.

[Peyton]

Oh, my God, it's so hot.

[Leland]

Oh, my. Oh, my. No. Can I?

[Cam]

Yeah.

[Leland]

You were gonna say something.

[Peyton]

No.

[Leland]

You weren't gonna say something?

[Peyton]

No.

[Leland]

Okay, I'm gonna say something.

[Peyton]

Mississippi.

[Leland]

Mississippi. Hocus pocus. Okay.

[Peyton]

Oh, we did so many drugs before we came.

[Leland]

No, we didn't know.

[Peyton]

We.

[Leland]

Oh, my God. Oh, my God. He did. Oh, my God. Okay, I have a.

[Peyton]

Don't do drugs. We don't do drugs.

[Leland]

No, we don't. That's a lie.

[Peyton]

That's a prescribed teeth. We have.

[Leland]

We have just milligrams on milligrams.

[Peyton]

So much caffeine surging through. I had. I had. Let me tell you the story.

[Leland]

All right. That's how you got some. Nope. Hey, so wait, let me tell you what I want to say. That's pretty cool.

[Peyton]

Oh, no, I did. I don't do drugs. You didn't do drugs. So I woke up this morning at 7:30. I had a coffee.

[Leland]

That's your problem.

[Peyton]

And then I went to the gym and I worked out. I came back, I had a coffee, two Red Bulls. And then I had two Red Bulls sitting here today right before we recorded. So right now, my mind cam, it is like an autobahn in Germany.

[Leland]

You know what?

[Peyton]

Oh, yeah, you got lugs.

[Leland]

No. And you got why. Okay, first off, let's address that because I'm here to help.

[Peyton]

Calm down.

[Leland]

I'm here.

[Peyton]

Calm down.

[Leland]

Makeshift therapy.

[Peyton]

Yeah, let's calm down.

[Leland]

Don't do that again.

[Peyton]

What happened?

[Leland]

Okay. 7:30. Wake up. Don't drink your coffee.

[Peyton]

I have to.

[Leland]

You just slept. Sleep more if you're tired or don't drink coffee.

[Peyton]

You should be good now. This isn't medical advice. I think the longer I sleep, the more tired I get.

[Leland]

That's because you are. You are so far in the red. You are so in the negative of hours slept. It's not gonna add up. You just need consistency and you can make it through your day. You're so, so in debt to sleep. That. That's why. Because you could get five and you'll get up, you'll get wired.

[Peyton]

Yeah.

[Leland]

But if you go 10, you're chopping away slowly but surely. But you're gonna feel awful. You're gonna feel awful. Like you ever slept in your mind. You slept for two days straight and you're like, I missed something. There's a full blown homicide. That is so many sirens.

[Peyton]

Okay, what were you gonna say? Go ahead.

[Leland]

Okay, back to it. Don't drink coffee at 7:30 ser. You'll have a crash in the middle of the day. And that's why you'll need more.

[Peyton]

That's where you take a nap.

[Leland]

You try to on set it. Oh. Oh, God. Oh, my God. All right, this is a. Okay, you remember how we had the Halloween party?

[Peyton]

Yes.

[Leland]

It was fun. It was a good time. First off, it was fun and it was a good time. You rat bastard.

[Peyton]

Okay, but they don't know what we're talking about if they're not in Patreon. But yes. We had a whole debate on Patreon about Cam throwing a Halloween party. Because his initial itinerary and what he was planning to do for it was awful. And you want to see that full argument debate? It's on Patreon, but yes. Cam, I'll give you your promise. It was a fantastic 100 party.

[Leland]

It was a great.

[Peyton]

One of the best Halloween parties I've been to.

[Leland]

Thank you guys. And. And the best part is hopefully next year we can rinse and repeat. Same people. Add more to it. It'd be fun. Be bigger. Okay, well, yeah, we'll cut a couple off too. Anyway, prepping for that party. It was the same day. Day off. It was Saturday. Okay. Liv went to go get her lashes done, and I tasked myself with pretty much finishing everything that had to be finished. But it was during the day. We still don't have our blinds up, so. It's hot. Like sun's coming in hot, right?

[Peyton]

Yes.

[Leland]

I am sweaty. I'm bothered and everything. I go upstairs to do some upstairs and my vent, I cut it on because I knew people would be up here staying. I cut on the ac. You know, the magical vent that blows so hard.

[Peyton]

So cold.

[Leland]

Okay. I stand right. I remove my shirt. I stand right under it. Okay. But I tilted the vent. I tilted it a little bit more toward the window.

[Peyton]

Okay. Yeah.

[Leland]

It's not straight down. No, I tilted it.

[Peyton]

Yeah. So you have to put your body on that window very close to the glass. Yes.

[Leland]

I am in such A euphoric state.

[Peyton]

Yeah.

[Leland]

Of this. Just blasting AC on the top of my head. I know I'm sweating like hell, okay. I was sweating like this when I was getting the party ready. I'm in such. This state of just pure peace euphoria. I'm literally like this. I start moaning out loud.

[Peyton]

That's hot.

[Leland]

Okay. No, it's not.

[Peyton]

No.

[Leland]

Sway. Oh, you're really gonna want to retract. I start moaning. I'm going, oh. Oh, God, you are a creep. I'm sitting there on the window, shirtless. I then put my hands above my head. It's like I ran a. Like a sprint.

[Peyton]

Keep going.

[Leland]

I'm going. Oh, God. Oh.

[Peyton]

Whoo.

[Leland]

I open my eyes, there's two six year olds on their bikes on the sidewalk because I just said, I still don't have my blinds. And they're literally like this, looking at me. And I'm sitting there going, oh, shirtless. I'm sweaty. I shaved my chest this morning. My nipples are pink. There's water all on my body. I'm sitting here going, oh, God. And they're like driving off. And I was like, don't skip. I am now the new creep of an.

[Peyton]

Yeah, and don't skip. The part where Chris Hansen came around the corner is like, cameron Kennedy, go and take a seat right here. Stop.

[Leland]

Never seen him. I will never see him. He's not bringing me a pizza, and I'll never open my door for him. That's the end of that. But, yeah, I'm the new creep of the neighborhood now.

[Peyton]

That's why you should be more aware your surroundings. But it's not fair because you don't have blinds.

[Leland]

I don't have blinds. It was so euphoric. I literally close my eyes.

[Peyton]

That's so strange.

[Leland]

But then when I open them, there's two six year olds watching me almost caress my naked chest because of ac. Felt so good. I almost got to the point of this. I was like, it felt so good.

[Peyton]

It's.

[Leland]

We are tweaking. Think about what those kids went home and told their parents.

[Peyton]

Nightmare. Nightmare.

[Leland]

Yeah, think about that.

[Peyton]

They're like big.

[Leland]

Big, like pale man with invisible nipples was moaning and cold or something.

[Peyton]

Bro, do you ever realize, like, I never realized how tall we are. We're six, seven. A lot of it's on the Internet. Half the comments when we post something are like, I didn't know those guys.

[Leland]

Were that tall every time.

[Peyton]

I don't really notice how tall we are either until I watch us in videos where we're standing or walking on vlogs. I'm like, golly, we're big men. Do you ever realize like normal things that normal heighted people do? Like, do you try to imagine us doing that and we probably look like creeps, bro.

[Leland]

Oftentimes and in reverse.

[Peyton]

Yeah.

[Leland]

When a short person can't do something and it's so simple for us.

[Peyton]

Yeah.

[Leland]

Never even think about that.

[Peyton]

That's prejudice.

[Leland]

What's a creep? No, it's not prejudice or racist. No one said race or height is. Or sexist.

[Peyton]

No, we don't want either those.

[Leland]

None of those things. What's creepy that a normal person would do? Like, give me an example.

[Peyton]

What would. I didn't say creepy.

[Leland]

You said creepy. He said good word, creepy.

[Peyton]

No, I didn't said.

[Leland]

Have you ever thought about normal people doing something if we did it, we would look creepy?

[Peyton]

Yes, but I say creepy. Yeah, for us.

[Leland]

Exactly.

[Peyton]

You said what normal people do that's creepy.

[Leland]

I said, what would normal people do that would look creepy? Like when we do it.

[Peyton]

You didn't say when we do it though.

[Leland]

I didn't say when we do.

[Peyton]

Okay, that's the important part. Because if you leave out. Hey.

[Leland]

The most important part is I say, you said the word and you said, no, I did it. So rewind the footage.

[Peyton]

But that means taking out of context.

[Leland]

Oh my God. We can speak context and bond text later. Creepy was said big bond text. No. Okay, go. Yeah, I don't need any goons at my. I'm kidding.

[Peyton]

Okay.

[Leland]

What would be creepy that a normal person does when we do it?

[Peyton]

I think I look so scary when I shower. I. I looked at myself when I showered the other day and I put myself in the perspective of I've never seen me before. And so, you know, I have that big mirror right outside my shower, Right. And I have a glass mirror. And so I'm like this little cube, right? And I was like, I always look at myself when I shower and like I said before, I listen to music and I rap to myself through that.

[Leland]

Oh, I have videos.

[Peyton]

Yeah. What?

[Leland]

Wait. Yeah, well, not you in the shower, but like behind the door.

[Peyton]

Oh, you heard me rapping the curtain.

[Leland]

You're like, yeah, papa.

[Peyton]

Yes.

[Leland]

It's often it's either hard wrap or like soft able.

[Peyton]

Yes. Okay. But I was looking at myself shower. I realized I am top heavy. Like I am like an 18 wheeler with little tires. Like, like it looks like I could topple over at any minute. And like it just doesn't look natural with suds running down my body for that long. You know what I mean? It's a long trickles down system. It's like a waterfall. Wait, excuse me.

[Leland]

We use the same body wash. No.

[Peyton]

Yeah.

[Leland]

Your shit goes all the way down you.

[Peyton]

Yes. You know, but again, you either have.

[Leland]

Bad water or a lot of scales or scaly skin.

[Peyton]

No. You know what I do? I do this.

[Leland]

Yeah. How much are you? Slap it, I get the dragon flip.

[Peyton]

I could go through a full bottle.

[Leland]

Of body wash. Watch what you say. You better watch your answer.

[Peyton]

I could go through a full bottle of body wash in about six showers. I swear to you, I can. If I'm not trying to be conservative, I can go through it. It's meant for me. That's what it's meant for.

[Leland]

No, it is not.

[Peyton]

I think so.

[Leland]

Six showers.

[Peyton]

Yeah.

[Leland]

Six.

[Peyton]

Six.

[Leland]

How many times you shower? Like a day?

[Peyton]

It depends on the week. Am I happy?

[Leland]

How many times in the week.

[Peyton]

Did she respond?

[Leland]

Let's say she responded, you're happy and everything's going good.

[Peyton]

Once a day.

[Leland]

Once a day?

[Peyton]

Yeah.

[Leland]

So you mean to tell me by that metric, if you were never trying to be conservative, you would have to go purchase body wash every Sunday.

[Peyton]

How many bottles of body wash were in my shower when you walked in there?

[Leland]

Eight.

[Peyton]

Exactly.

[Leland]

That is bullshit.

[Peyton]

I told you, I go through them.

[Leland]

You are not resourceful. It doesn't take that much to clean. Maybe. Oh, my God.

[Peyton]

No. I stink like hell. But that's.

[Leland]

But maybe that's why I smell like the same thing. With you in the deodorant, I've never seen so much. But that's not. That is. Has nothing to do with genealogy, nothing to do with the culture. This tip, this simply that. I didn't say that you were. Don't you dare. You're. You're putting me on the. You're burning me, bro. You are. You just.

[Peyton]

You know.

[Leland]

That was. You just put me under the bus.

[Peyton]

No.

[Leland]

Bad dad joke. I'm getting ready. Here we go. You put too much deodorant on. Not because who you are, not because of what you look like. You put a lot of deodorant on and I think it's clogging your pores and that's why you stink like hell. Because it's clogging what needs to be flushing toxins.

[Peyton]

There's. Because there's a basketball player that went to the Colony High School named BJ Johnson. And I was really inspired to be like him when he played basketball and he put on so much Yoda when He would work out. It would be on his chest. And I was like, dude, he looks good. Like that looks cool. And hoops good.

[Leland]

Isn't he dead?

[Peyton]

No. Is he? Are you breaking news to me? How do you know bj?

[Leland]

I think he died.

[Peyton]

No, he did not. You're gonna ruin my.

[Leland]

No, someone from the Colony.

[Peyton]

Not the Colony High School.

[Leland]

You just said. No, he's stroking out.

[Peyton]

No, the Colony in Austin.

[Leland]

Oh, okay. But you did say the Colony High School.

[Peyton]

Yeah, it's what it's called in Austin, too.

[Leland]

Okay. Oh, my God. Then it's not him.

[Peyton]

God bless. Sorry.

[Leland]

Another BJ Johnson.

[Peyton]

Sorry. To bj.

[Leland]

So you admired to be, like, another sweaty man.

[Peyton]

Yeah.

[Leland]

During your adolescence. And that's why you go.

[Peyton]

You should have saw how he came off a pick and roll with all.

[Leland]

Those sweat stains up. What the. What just happened?

[Peyton]

Question for you.

[Leland]

Why'd you even spit?

[Peyton]

Wet mouth syndrome.

[Leland]

You list there.

[Peyton]

You did.

[Leland]

He said. You said what? Meth syndrome. You did. You list. Roll it.

[Peyton]

I'm starting to develop a wheel.

[Leland]

If you ever whistle. Have you said, watch your. Sweetie. If you ever whistle, dog. No, that would be my next prank. It'd be, hey, all right. I know you've been whistling everything. Welcome. Bring in Jeremy, the speech therapist. I bring him right into these works.

[Peyton]

No dead ass. And CJ's heard it a couple times.

[Leland]

He whistles now.

[Peyton]

Yeah. It's like, I think my teeth are spacing out and there's wind that's getting in there. You ever look at yourself in the mirror and be like, my teeth didn't look like that yesterday.

[Leland]

No, no. You need to. You're leaking. There's a booger. There's spit and there's tears.

[Peyton]

I don't think that was the point. It was blood. Here we go. Let's break it down real quick. So your neighborhood sucks.

[Leland]

No, it does. It. No, it doesn't. No, it does not. What makes my neighborhood suck.

[Peyton]

I hate it.

[Leland]

I am hot. What do you hate about it?

[Peyton]

It looks like dystopian. Like, it's weird. And there's lots.

[Leland]

It's so co. Quiet. Isn't it so scary. Unerie part it is. But it's peaceful. It honestly is.

[Peyton]

And then I've seen kids play outside one time, they play for four minutes. They went back in. I said, those aren't real kids.

[Leland]

No. Yeah, it is. It is very much like an episode of Black Mirror.

[Peyton]

Like, I say that to say I hate. I hate your neighborhood because, dude, I'm starting to get scared. I hate your Neighborhood because I was driving through it three weeks ago. What month was three months? Three weeks ago. What month was three weeks ago?

[Leland]

October.

[Peyton]

Right. What holidays in October?

[Leland]

Halloween.

[Peyton]

Why are there people in your neighborhood with Christmas lights?

[Leland]

I don't know and I don't like them either.

[Peyton]

There needs to be a federal mandate on when you could put up certain decorations.

[Leland]

100% no.

[Peyton]

I literally almost committed treason on your neighbor's house and almost ripped their decorate. I don't need to see a lit up reindeer in October.

[Leland]

I've even spooked anybody.

[Peyton]

Yeah.

[Leland]

For Halloween. I 100%. I could not agree with you before.

[Peyton]

I've had ham. You know what I mean? With my family members me about my relationship and my college degree that I don't have.

[Leland]

They still ask that?

[Peyton]

No, they know better.

[Leland]

Say they should know better.

[Peyton]

No, they know better. I don't think they ever really thought it was going to happen.

[Leland]

Does anyone. Does anyone in your circle know you didn't complete or like. Oh my God. Does anyone. Does anyone not know who you are?

[Peyton]

What do you mean? In my family, do you have someone.

[Leland]

That'S close to you that just really doesn't get it? Like they don't know what you do, they don't know where you're at?

[Peyton]

In my family, yeah. I only have like six family members either dead or don't talk to them. So like, like I have a really small family. So no dead ass. Like I, I do have a small family. Like I never had like 15 cousins. Like I. Or like a lot of like I don't have uncles. I have an uncle, but I don't. I've never really had a conversation with them. Love them though, because my uncle. Yeah, but I just don't have a big family. Yeah, I do. Yeah, I do. For sure. I heard he's good.

[Leland]

What's his name? You're a kid.

[Peyton]

No, I do know earliest my mom's gonna hurt me.

[Cam]

Earl.

[Peyton]

I think so your mom has a brother? Yeah, he lives in Maryland. What the. You didn't know that your mom and.

[Leland]

Your aunt Carolyn have a brother? Yeah, same parents.

[Peyton]

Yeah.

[Leland]

This isn't like a. We found him later brother.

[Peyton]

Yeah.

[Leland]

Like they grew up with the kid.

[Peyton]

Yeah. No, my mom's like 15 years younger than him or something.

[Leland]

Oh my God. That still doesn't excuse it completely. You have an uncle?

[Peyton]

Yeah, I met him when I was a kid. He still checks on me, I think. I don't really know much. I don't know. I heard he's doing good. I hears a good Guy.

[Leland]

Oh.

[Cam]

What?

[Peyton]

And then I got Paul. I don't know what he is to me, though.

[Leland]

Who's Paul?

[Peyton]

Paul Jr? Paul Jr. Oh, I think his dad's Paul Senior, which is my mom's brother.

[Leland]

There's another brother? Yeah. How many siblings does your mom have?

[Peyton]

Not quite sure. She was. She was.

[Leland]

Are you not curious?

[Peyton]

Not really.

[Leland]

Why don't family. You don't care.

[Peyton]

Okay.

[Leland]

Holy.

[Peyton]

I love them all. You have.

[Leland]

You have Uncle Paul and Uncle Earl.

[Peyton]

I think so.

[Leland]

I don't really know why her name shorter back then.

[Peyton]

I've Kayla and Taylor too. You met them?

[Leland]

Yeah, those are cousins. So who do they belong to? Let's work up the family.

[Peyton]

How do cousins work? Where do they come from?

[Leland]

Who's their parents?

[Peyton]

Who their parents.

[Leland]

Got to be some sibling to yours. Parents.

[Peyton]

I think they're my parents. Cousins. And that's my cousin Suck kids.

[Leland]

My cousin suck. Wait, what? You have cousins? Yeah, go up.

[Peyton]

Yeah, them. Their parents. Yeah, I remember them.

[Leland]

Who is the parents to your cousins?

[Peyton]

I don't remember their names.

[Leland]

I don't care about their name. Who. What's the relation?

[Peyton]

They're black, so to have to be related to my mom. My dad can't produce that.

[Leland]

That's not true.

[Peyton]

I think I tell the story about my dad owning my mom back in the day. I did say that, right? No, we did. Family tree 23andMe. The Hardens owned the Williams in. In Austin. We did. They did. I can't say that. It's. It's history. What that is.

[Leland]

There's a lot. Yeah, right. There's a lot of things. There's a history that if I said I'd be done.

[Peyton]

I have to ask a question back to it. Yeah, I don't know how much that's saying.

[Leland]

Dude, Bat. Let's talk about your.

[Peyton]

No, we'll talk about on Patreon. We'll call my parents on Patreon.

[Leland]

Okay.

[Peyton]

When is the due date? When is the right time to put up Christmas lights?

[Leland]

After Thanksgiving happens. You cannot do it before Thanksgiving.

[Peyton]

Thank you. I was talking to my mom yesterday and she goes, peyton, what day is November 1? She. Why did I make her sound like a. She goes, oh, the sponsors aren't gonna be happy.

[Leland]

Oh, I wanna join in reaction.

[Peyton]

She goes, Peyton, what day's November 1st? And I said, Friday. Friday's November 1st.

[Leland]

Yeah.

[Peyton]

She goes, yes. And I said, what? What's happening on November 1st? Are you going somewhere? And she goes, you know, I don't go nowhere. And I said, then what's happening? And she goes, I get to decorate the house. I said, like, for Thanksgiving? And she goes, no, Christmas. I have six Christmas trees I'm gonna put in the house. And I said, all right, Winnie the Pooh. Are you gonna live in the forest? Six Christmas trees, Cam.

[Leland]

Where the hell are those going? Cam, I could see one in the front room, one in your living room, one upstairs. That's three, max, and that's already.

[Peyton]

No, she's like cornering the house with Christmas trees, dog. She's like a kid, my mom. She might. She loves lights, dude. Like, she is a moth, bro. She will walk outside and she'll stand under a light and be like this, buzz, buzz. Like, she loves lights. And so Christmas time, she. She's like. I said, mom, do you not think November 1st is a little early to put up Christmas decorations? And she goes, no, because I go all out on the house. Every inch of the house is Christmas, and every year, I don't get time to enjoy it, so I want time to enjoy this. And I said, no, I get it, mom, but you are committing, like, a critical sin right now. Like, you can't do that.

[Leland]

Put her in a straight jacket, and then. Then December 1st or Thanksgiving, 28th, 9th, 30th. Where the hell. The day after Thanksgiving.

[Peyton]

Yeah.

[Leland]

No, I feel like Black Friday is the day that you can go get amazing deals and then go decorate your house.

[Peyton]

As soon as you eat that meal, you burp your shit. Now you can go up in the attic and put your Christmas stuff up. It is time. It's time for follow. La la la. Turn on Mariah Carey. Get nasty. Let's. Let's make it Christmas. I can't get into the Holly Jolly Spirit before I eat a turkey and ham. I can't do it.

[Leland]

It's fundamentally incorrect.

[Peyton]

It's wrong.

[Leland]

I need my Thanksgiving. I need my stuffing. I need my. I need my. All the. Don't give me that look.

[Peyton]

No, no, no. We'll talk about this during Thanksgiving. I'm going to give you that look now. But we're going to get into some Thanksgiving.

[Leland]

You know, I can eat a plate.

[Peyton]

Yeah, no, we all know.

[Leland]

We all know that.

[Peyton]

Yeah. I don't like my food touching, but I'm not done with this Christmas thing.

[Leland]

Okay?

[Peyton]

When is the right time to take your Christmas.

[Cam]

When it.

[Peyton]

Do you feel that? Jesus? Bring it back to me. Thank you, God. Now, I hope. I wish that CAT scans are more readily available. I'd go get checked. I need it. I need my brain. I need it.

[Leland]

CAT scans are Readily available.

[Peyton]

I don't have health.

[Leland]

Get a CAT scan. I don't have. Yes, you do.

[Peyton]

No, I don't.

[Leland]

Yes, you do.

[Peyton]

I'm 25.

[Leland]

Yes, you do.

[Peyton]

I'm off my parents. I want 25.

[Leland]

No, you're not. You're off at 26.

[Peyton]

Oh, close enough.

[Leland]

Go get a CAT scan book. Fourth of February. Clocks are ticking. Cuz you're.

[Peyton]

I'm kidding. But when is the right time to take down your Christmas decorations?

[Leland]

As soon as the year ends in a different number. Get them out of there.

[Peyton]

I think it's still too late. I don't think you should bring in the New Year's with a Christmas tree.

[Leland]

I would agree, but if you want to just so the house still. Cuz a lot of people. Not every Christmas decoration is like a fat white guy with his wife. And then in overalls, they're like.

[Cam]

Yeah, right.

[Leland]

It could just be red stuff, green stuff. It's still the spirit. You can either take it down after Christmas, before New Year, or it has to be gone. It absolutely has to be gone by January 2nd. I've no. There's nothing later. Nothing acceptable later.

[Peyton]

We. There is literally a homeowners association problem at my neighborhood when I was growing up, because two blocks down my neighbor kept their Christmas lights up till July. Cameron. Till July. They had to do a wellness check on the house to see somebody who's dead inside because why are those still up? You know what I mean?

[Leland]

That is, is. That's bullshit. That is utter. I'm gonna stop myself. That is unacceptable. If you. If your Christmas lights are up. If someone leaves their Christmas lights up past the beginning of spring, if, if it's not even winter, if there's green grass and trees and leaves and I see Christmas lights. Go to hell.

[Peyton]

Yeah, after.

[Leland]

Absolutely. Go to hell.

[Peyton]

Okay. Do you know me well?

[Leland]

A little too well.

[Peyton]

You love me?

[Leland]

I love you a lot.

[Peyton]

I. I want you. I've never. I'm getting into this weird thing where I want to know what people see me as. Like how I'm like. I spent a lot of time.

[Leland]

No, you don't. I promise you, you don't.

[Peyton]

Why? I'm not good.

[Leland]

No, you're great. Just there's. There's a lot. There's a lot to unpack.

[Peyton]

Okay, then I'm asking you a question.

[Leland]

Okay.

[Peyton]

If I had a spirit animal, what would my spirit animal be?

[Leland]

Zesty lemur. Zesty lemur. You'd be like King Julian right off of Madagascar. Just stretch his ass out and that'd Be you because you're. You're in charge. You run the kingdom, but no one really respects you. And you always got some zest and some weird funk with you. No, I'm just kidding. We definitely respect you and we love you. But zesty lemon, that's funny because yours.

[Peyton]

Would be a warthog.

[Leland]

Oh, warthog.

[Peyton]

That made me sad, gross and not functional.

[Leland]

Okay, okay, you want to go down that one?

[Cam]

Okay.

[Leland]

You'd be like. Oh, you'd be like a one flipper fish just going in circles. Nothing makes sense to you. The world's so out to get you indifferent. You're just sitting there swimming in circles.

[Peyton]

Okay, if you were described me as a body part, what would it be?

[Leland]

Describe you as a body part? Yeah, like a inverted kneecap. Like those knees that go the wrong way. That'd be used a body part. An inside out kneecap. You're not quite normal, but you still functional.

[Peyton]

You'd be like a failed kidney. Just takes up a lot of space but don't work and it might hurt you. Oh, no, no, no.

[Leland]

Okay, okay.

[Peyton]

My fingers smell like yesterday's dinner. That's not right. And what'd you eat? Okra.

[Leland]

You didn't bathe a half pound of okra. What? Just went right over my head.

[Peyton]

I tried to have five.

[Leland]

Okay, if I had to describe you as a disease, you'd be cirrhosis.

[Peyton]

What's that?

[Leland]

Your skin gets yellow and you start leaking. Piss. Pretty sure that's it. Cirrhosis of the too much. Okay, well, pneumonia, I don't know. Okay, a PG version.

[Peyton]

You know, the other week we did white people phrases.

[Leland]

We did.

[Peyton]

You know one that I missed out on? What y'all say? No white phrase. A white phrase that I missed out on is a chill pill.

[Leland]

Oh my God. You need to take a chill pill.

[Peyton]

Is that like a Xanax? What is.

[Leland]

Take a chill pill. I hate that shit.

[Peyton]

I just wanted to know what that was, cuz that's your. You said that at your family reunion, so.

[Leland]

Oh, no, I never said that. I never took indulging in the chill pills either.

[Peyton]

No, I just.

[Leland]

Tic tac.

[Peyton]

No, that's not. It doesn't chill.

[Leland]

She used to smoke the fake cigarettes and take in pop rat.

[Peyton]

Didn't play that. She didn't play the fake cigarettes.

[Leland]

Dude, I used to. I used to sit there, six years old. I'd have a button up shirt and south pole jean shorts on. I'd be sitting in my grandpa's chair on his carport. I'd Be smoking.

[Peyton]

Did your grandpa smoke six?

[Leland]

Yeah.

[Peyton]

Yo, you're trying to be like him.

[Leland]

He smoked cigs. My dad smoked. Smoke cigs.

[Peyton]

You smoke six?

[Leland]

I smoke fake cigs made out of pure cane sugar.

[Peyton]

No, my mom didn't play at all. Like, to the point. Right? You know the smarty trend whenever we were in middle school. And you would crush it up, my boy. She didn't play that. She did not. Oh, my God. I tried to do that one time.

[Leland]

Dismantled.

[Peyton]

You what?

[Leland]

Like the smarty. She ripped it out.

[Peyton]

Yeah. Ripped and punished me.

[Leland]

I used to be okay. The people that did in class pissed me off because then I was. I like to eat. And I would smell.

[Peyton]

You wasted it.

[Leland]

I smell. I'd be like, just give them to me, man. You're just gonna smoke them down to the stem. Just let me eat them, dog. I haven't eaten since lunch. It was like 20 minutes after lunch.

[Peyton]

Oh, my God. You should know Podcast this episode is brought to you by our friends at Shopify.

[Leland]

Pete, do you remember back in the early days when we were selling merch ourselves and using our own website, reminding me it was very bad. It was very tough times, and it was a lot. A lot of.

[Peyton]

A lot of stress, too. But thank God we have Shopify now.

[Leland]

You are absolutely right. Things became so, so much easier when we went to Shopify.

[Peyton]

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[Leland]

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[Peyton]

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[Leland]

Shopify.com ysk now, on to the rest of the episode. All right. I saw this game the other night on Jimmy Fallon.

[Peyton]

What's Jimmy Fallon?

[Leland]

Strange night. It was a basketball game, and then I just kind of left the TV on and it was up there.

[Peyton]

God bless.

[Leland]

It's gonna be fantastic. And I know, oh, my God, it's gonna be so funny. Okay, you have to guess the movie that I'm describing, but I only have five seconds to describe it, and I can't say any key words.

[Peyton]

Okay. Bet I'm good at movies.

[Leland]

We'll See?

[Peyton]

I'm good.

[Leland]

Okay, wait.

[Peyton]

Who's gonna keep the timer? Cj, you got the timer? All right, let's do it.

[Leland]

All right. His father died. He controls everything that his eyes sees, and he's coming to stardom.

[Peyton]

You said more time. Say more.

[Leland]

Sorry. I'm so sorry. I think I'm panicking more than you.

[Peyton]

Oh, my God.

[Leland]

That's okay. Go.

[Peyton]

Wait, so his dad died?

[Leland]

Yeah. Father Murk. He controls everything his eyes see, and he's trying to come to stardom.

[Peyton]

What movie is that?

[Leland]

You got it.

[Peyton]

Darth Vader.

[Leland]

No.

[Peyton]

Star Wars.

[Leland]

That's not. Darth Vader's not the title of a movie. That is. That is. That is not it at all. There's never been a film in the Darth Vader.

[Peyton]

Wait, so whose dad died?

[Leland]

Think of it. Come on.

[Peyton]

Oh, wow. This is hard.

[Leland]

Okay, what movie is it?

[Peyton]

Okay, next time, say the genre.

[Leland]

Yeah. No, because then that's cheating.

[Peyton]

No, it's not.

[Leland]

You're not gonna say they didn't say that genre on Jimmy Fallon. He got it.

[Peyton]

Are you Jimmy?

[Leland]

I'm not Jim.

[Peyton]

Are you Jimmy?

[Cam]

No. All right.

[Leland]

It was the Lion King.

[Peyton]

You animals. Say animals.

[Leland]

Oh, that probably would have been.

[Peyton]

Yeah, that probably got horrible.

[Leland]

Okay, my time would have got you. Oh, we're switching off. Yeah. Okay, go. That probably. That animals probably would have helped out a lot. I'm not gonna lie to you.

[Peyton]

What movies are these?

[Leland]

The IMDb's top 250 movies of all time. These are horrible. Those are fantastic films, you creep.

[Peyton]

I genuinely don't know what these are.

[Leland]

And you said you're good at movies. Are you not?

[Peyton]

Movies from 1982. Cam. Yeah.

[Leland]

Enjoy a classic.

[Peyton]

Poppy's nuts.

[Leland]

There's. There's movies all over the place.

[Peyton]

Okay, here we go.

[Leland]

All right.

[Peyton]

Ready?

[Leland]

Yeah.

[Peyton]

Really old people created a bomb. It hurt a lot of people. He regretted it, and. Yeah, it's Peaky Blinders.

[Leland]

Let's go. Let's go. It's a new phone. Don't drop it.

[Peyton]

Don't drop. Get off of this list, bro. Get movies. I know.

[Leland]

This is good. This is a good movie. This is a good list.

[Peyton]

You see how I just gave.

[Leland]

I got it. You did it better than me. Let me redeem myself. Here we go.

[Peyton]

Okay, here we go.

[Leland]

Okay, here we go.

[Peyton]

Lock in, bro.

[Leland]

I got you.

[Peyton]

Give me good views.

[Leland]

If you don't get this. If you don't get this, then you are. You are a coward. You are not a man of your word.

[Peyton]

We're on the same team.

[Leland]

Same team. Here we go.

[Peyton]

Help me.

[Leland]

Here we go. I don't know. Here we go. You ready?

[Peyton]

Yep.

[Leland]

Okay. To the two girl. Two girls go in the street. They get abducted by a weird guy that doesn't talk much. His arm in a cast and his dad goes crazy.

[Peyton]

Prisoners. No one's arm was in a cast.

[Leland]

Yeah, here's the grandma. I wasn't the guy. The grandma had the guy.

[Peyton]

You were horrible.

[Leland]

You still got it. Hey, that's a point for the squad. Let's go. You still got it.

[Peyton]

And you went past time. I didn't feel like it was a sanctioned victory.

[Leland]

No, it's. Hey, W to W. Okay. Okay. I'm locking in.

[Peyton]

Okay. Ready?

[Leland]

Galactic powers. Go.

[Peyton]

We watched this when we were kids. There's a bunch of fish. One forgot a lot of things and we're looking for somebody.

[Leland]

Let's go see. Okay. That's good.

[Peyton]

That's how you do it.

[Leland]

See that?

[Peyton]

That's how you do it.

[Leland]

But that's. That. That's simple. That's simple. Let's give you a.

[Peyton]

That's good.

[Leland]

No, it was good. It was very good. Let's do this. Okay, ready? Are you ready?

[Peyton]

Yes.

[Leland]

I don't know if you ever seen this, but it's a classic movie and you haven't seen it yet. You deserve to be struck.

[Peyton]

Glass.

[Leland]

Okay, ready?

[Peyton]

Scarface.

[Leland]

No, no. That's a wild first guess, but it is a classic. Here we go. It's a guy in a cool black jacket that dodges bullets. There's a red and green pill and there's a lot of green pills. I said I'm stressing. I am banned panicking. I'm not good at your time. I meant to say there's red or blue pill. There's green letters. Looks like binary code.

[Peyton]

I really don't like that movie.

[Leland]

Okay. What?

[Peyton]

I don't like it.

[Leland]

Okay, here we go.

[Peyton]

Okay, here we go.

[Leland]

Is it fair to say you're clearly the better clue giver? I'm clearly a better guesser.

[Peyton]

I don't know.

[Leland]

I think it's.

[Peyton]

I just give good.

[Leland]

Get a good clues. I give good clues.

[Peyton]

You don't.

[Leland]

Clear as night. Here we go.

[Peyton]

I got my movie. Let's go. You get locked in, bro. Calm down.

[Leland]

And locked on the guessing. The clues give me spooks.

[Peyton]

Okay.

[Leland]

Okay.

[Peyton]

Okay. Alright. Ready? It's a really rich guy. He in New York. He did a lot of bad things with his company. He stole from a lot of people. Penny stocks.

[Leland]

Wolf on Wall Street. Yep.

[Peyton]

Let's go. Let's go.

[Leland]

What's her name? I love her.

[Peyton]

Who?

[Leland]

What is her name?

[Peyton]

Leonardo DiCaprio.

[Leland]

Not Leo?

[Peyton]

Margot Robbie.

[Leland]

Margot Robbie.

[Peyton]

Pregnant as hell.

[Leland]

She's super pregnant. She's bringing a kid in the world, bless her. Here we go. Okay, I got one for you.

[Peyton]

This is literally D day for me.

[Leland]

This is what? This is one of the best movies ever. Here we go. You ready?

[Peyton]

Yep.

[Leland]

When he leaves, his daughter's young, but then she goes really old. Cuz he's going back and forth in time. There's big water waves that look like mountain on different planets.

[Peyton]

Interstellar.

[Leland]

Yes. What?

[Peyton]

I've never seen interstellar.

[Leland]

Then that's an amazing clue.

[Peyton]

Giving it scares me.

[Leland]

What?

[Peyton]

Yeah.

[Leland]

Why?

[Peyton]

I don't know.

[Leland]

Just going back and forth the time.

[Peyton]

Matthew McConaughey. A little scared of me.

[Leland]

I like it when he wears a hat and cheers on long horse.

[Peyton]

I know. He's a Austin legend. He whispered. Okay, I also want to talk now.

[Leland]

One more each. One more each.

[Peyton]

Here we go. Last one for you. Are you ready?

[Leland]

Last one. I'm ready. Big dog.

[Peyton]

It's gonna be hard for me to give clues on this one.

[Leland]

Okay, ready?

[Peyton]

Here we go. It's a movie about a guy that's a scammer. He pretends to be a pilot. He had fake checks. He got caught and he ran away. And then box of chocolates.

[Leland]

Oh, God. Forrest Gump.

[Peyton]

No.

[Leland]

What box of chocolates? You said box chocolate in his accent. I'm not supposed to say.

[Peyton]

No, but he's in the movie. That's why I said oh.

[Leland]

I say he definitely wasn't flying. Tom Hanks is a scammer that sold fake checks. He fucked chocolate planes. What? What did you say? What'd you say? He was a fake scammer that sold checks. Got arrested on a plane and box of chocolates. What the movie is that?

[Peyton]

If you know the movie, it's a really good guess.

[Leland]

I mean, Samuel Jackson, Snakes on a Plane.

[Peyton]

No.

[Leland]

Some of the planes are really good clues.

[Peyton]

If you. If you know movies.

[Leland]

I don't know. I guess. I don't know that one. Chocolate split. Scammers with planes.

[Peyton]

Let me give you one more guess. It's going to be easy.

[Leland]

Go.

[Peyton]

Leonardo DiCaprio.

[Leland]

When did he fly? When was he in the sky? I've never seen Leo on a plane.

[Peyton]

Are you kidding me?

[Leland]

Titanic?

[Peyton]

No, it's a boat.

[Leland]

I know. Hell, I was thinking just big something. What movie is this?

[Peyton]

Come on.

[Leland]

Leonardo DiCaprio and Tom Hanks are selling chocolates and fake checks on Planes get the chocolate. Why just say it then?

[Peyton]

To tell you about Tom Hanks.

[Leland]

So. Tom Hanks. I don't even know a movie that has Tom hanks and Leonardo DiCaprio. Are. Are you kidding? Ocean's Eleven?

[Peyton]

No, that's about war.

[Leland]

And that's Tom Cruise.

[Peyton]

No.

[Leland]

Oh, my God. I don't know. That was clue.

[Peyton]

No really good clues.

[Leland]

I don't know the movie.

[Peyton]

Then the phrase. The movie's after a phrase.

[Leland]

Good, the bad and the ugly. No, that's the show my grandma watches.

[Peyton]

It's old.

[Leland]

The Young and the Restless. Why am I naming old soap Ops?

[Peyton]

Are you sure you don't want. You want me to tell you what it is?

[Leland]

Yes. I don't know this film.

[Peyton]

Remember?

[Leland]

They remember the titans.

[Peyton]

It's based on a true story. The fake checks. Leonardo DiCaprio. He pretends when he gets caught. He pretends to be a detective and he gets away.

[Leland]

True crime. I don't know what the hell movie. Catch me if you can. Never seen it.

[Peyton]

Are you kidding me?

[Leland]

Never seen it.

[Peyton]

You don't know cinema? The art.

[Leland]

I swear to God. Never seen. You said you haven't seen Interstellar scares me.

[Peyton]

But why does it scary Matthew McConaughey?

[Leland]

You're going one more talks to.

[Peyton]

He talks too greasy for me. Like, it's a little. I don't. It makes me question sexuality.

[Leland]

He talks air. He talks very. What? What?

[Peyton]

I'm like, why do I enjoy his speech so much?

[Leland]

Okay, here we go. Here we go.

[Cam]

Here we go.

[Peyton]

All right. My last one. Cam. You ruined our perfect streak.

[Leland]

I'm gonna. I'm gonna give you.

[Peyton]

Would you still love me if I look like this?

[Leland]

Oh, my God. You look like the medieval times. Like nuns. When they had the little. The hoods over their heads and that was all showing. Well, you can bake.

[Peyton]

I've got a Kenobi. And I've got a spoon. I hate my parents. My teacher didn't believe in me.

[Leland]

Look at me now, Ms. Winkler.

[Peyton]

Ms. Winkler always believed in me.

[Leland]

She was a good woman. Okay, here we go. All right. Last but not least. Let's end it on a banger. This is also a fantastic film. You better get it.

[Peyton]

Okay. Give me good clues.

[Leland]

Okay, I'm gonna give you great clues.

[Peyton]

Why are you positioned this way?

[Leland]

It's a strange. What is? My sock. So curls. All right, here we go.

[Peyton]

Your couch is destroyed.

[Leland]

Yeah. Cuz of you and no one else. Here we go. You ready?

[Peyton]

Mm.

[Leland]

Timer.

[Peyton]

Let's do it. Come on.

[Leland]

He was retired from his profession. He was a professor. He went back to working. He's trying to find something of a crystal and a rude Russian woman stopping him in the forest.

[Peyton]

Concussion.

[Leland]

What?

[Peyton]

What?

[Leland]

What? I said he's a professor that was retired. Went back to his profession. There's a mean Russian woman trying to stop him in a forest. And he's trying to find a crib. Crystal.

[Peyton]

Indiana Jones.

[Leland]

Indiana Jones. What?

[Peyton]

I've never seen any of them.

[Leland]

No.

[Peyton]

I don't like those movies.

[Leland]

Harrison Ford.

[Peyton]

I like them as Han.

[Leland]

Indiana Jones.

[Cam]

What?

[Leland]

It doesn't count? You have to say the one.

[Peyton]

The Fever of India. Is that not one of the titles?

[Leland]

The Fever of India.

[Peyton]

Is the Indian fever real thing? Because we got to cut it out if it is.

[Leland]

I've never heard of the Fever of Mumbai. Never ever, ever. The Indiana Jones and the Fever of India.

[Peyton]

Isn't there something about a snake? The Pythons Palace.

[Leland]

No. Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. That's what it is.

[Peyton]

Long title. How'd that fit in the box office?

[Leland]

A hell of a movie. They did numbers too.

[Peyton]

Imagine going to the to the movie theater asking. I get one for the Indiana Jones. For the Crystal Theater. The skull underneath India. What are we talking?

[Leland]

Large popcorns and a large Diet Coke please. Sir.

[Peyton]

Damn it. Damn it. See you.

[Leland]

We have different tastes as well as. You're talking about scammers in the sky. And I'm talking about Indiana. Harrison Ford's with a hairy chest. He's betrayed by his best friend. But it turns out he's a double agent. There's a lot of fire.

[Peyton]

I've never seen that. We do one more because I never seen that movie. One more.

[Leland]

Okay.

[Peyton]

Did those take? That's why I was thinking about India. Because his name's Indiana.

[Leland]

Here we go. Here we go. Ready?

[Peyton]

That's a good joke. You didn't use.

[Leland]

I didn't hear it. I didn't hear it. His name is Indiana and they call him Indy in the show. But there's not. There's never a fever.

[Peyton]

Okay. But I didn't want anybody thinking I was being partial. It wasn't negative that I was saying about India.

[Leland]

Never. Never whatsoever. Here we go. You better seen this because this is a fantastic one. Okay, ready? Boom.

[Peyton]

Ideas? Halloween.

[Leland]

No. Tyler Perry's movie on Netflix.

[Peyton]

Oh, black.

[Leland]

No.

[Peyton]

What is it called?

[Leland]

Tua Lipa. I'm trying to do a feature.

[Peyton]

Okay.

[Leland]

Last one. Your Second Chance. Great movie. Came out in 1997. I'm a prep you. Here we go.

[Peyton]

Don't know movies in 1997. I don't like the way Watch films, dog.

[Leland]

You're in love with CGI and fake shit.

[Peyton]

I think CGI was better in, like, 2010 than it is now.

[Leland]

100%. 100%. They try to make everything too good. It's not. Here we go. Ready, Set. A very poor guy that's a janitor school, and he's really good at math and he does stuff on a whiteboard.

[Peyton]

17 again. Time.

[Leland]

17 again with Zac Efron.

[Peyton]

Yeah, because the janitor had spells and he made. Rest in peace. He made his janitor good at math.

[Leland]

And writing on whiteboards in the hallways.

[Peyton]

21 Jump Street.

[Leland]

What the. 21 Jump Street. Good at math. Poor guy. Janitor writing math in the hallway.

[Peyton]

Oh. Pursuit of happiness.

[Leland]

What are you doing? No, this poor.

[Peyton]

This is.

[Leland]

No, he was doing math. He was selling a medical device.

[Peyton]

Movie makes me sad.

[Leland]

It does. When they sleep in that thing he has that little shit toy, and he's.

[Peyton]

Putting his foot on the door at the subway. Yeah, I hate those. I can't watch. Yeah, that part made me cry. God damn. Okay, so slow down.

[Cam]

This.

[Leland]

Okay.

[Peyton]

Save the tools again. Not the tools, the clues.

[Leland]

Janitor, hallway. Not a lot of money. Really good at math at a prestigious institution. It solves a problem that is like a. It's like a. It's like a champion problem. Like a riddle that's just in the hallway. If anyone can solve this, you get something. And this guy's literally mopping floors, and he walks up to it, knocks it out. Done.

[Peyton]

I've never seen this.

[Leland]

Leonardo DiCaprio. Robin Williams.

[Peyton]

Oh, they have a movie together, and it's fantastic. Who ate Gilbert's grape?

[Leland]

Who ate Gilbert's grape?

[Peyton]

Mama. Mama. Sad movie watching in school cried.

[Leland]

That sounds like a sex ed video. Who ate Gilbert's grape? Sounds like some shit. They show you the health class.

[Peyton]

It's so sad.

[Leland]

Gilbert's grape.

[Peyton]

Mama. He found his mom dead.

[Leland]

Leo's name was Gilbert. Mm. I feel like that's a.

[Peyton]

They filmed it in Flugerville, I think.

[Leland]

I've never met a white guy named.

[Peyton]

Gilbert who might name Gilbert.

[Leland]

But.

[Peyton]

Okay.

[Leland]

Come on. Robin Williams. Leonardo DiCaprio solves the problem. Amazing. Robin Williams is a teacher or professor at this University, this institute.

[Peyton]

Ms. Huffle. Ms. Doubtfire.

[Leland]

Mrs. Doubtfire. Robin Williams is shaking ass being a nanny so you can see his kids. Aladdin.

[Peyton]

I'm trying to think of Robin Williams.

[Leland]

Did I say anything about a carpet? A tiger?

[Peyton]

Green Mile?

[Leland]

The. No, it's not Green Mile.

[Peyton]

I don't know this movie. What is it called?

[Leland]

Good Will Hunting.

[Peyton]

Never seen it.

[Leland]

See, you can't say shit about my knowledge of movies. That's a fantastic film.

[Peyton]

Well, I guess I didn't get any of these. Well, I was.

[Leland]

That was good. And you. We both need to go tune up Clean.

[Peyton]

We're about to get RDC World on the podcast. Now, these are our literal family members, like, our friends. Like, we love them. This is not, like, our typical, like, like, guests on the podcast.

[Leland]

No shot where it's just like, you.

[Peyton]

Know, we're kind of getting to know each other as we're filming. Like, we. We've known these guys for years. I literally grew up with Mark and them. So it's literally just friends hanging out on camera. And literally. Okay, it might be a little confusing for audio listeners, but we literally do, like, hockey subs.

[Leland]

Yeah.

[Peyton]

In the middle of this episode, I had the most fun filming this cam.

[Leland]

So fun. So fun. It was always a great time hanging out with them. Every time, whether it's on camera, off camera, it's amazing.

[Peyton]

I don't know how much is staying in, but at the beginning, we tried to keep it functional. Yeah. And, like, talk about what they're doing. And so if you're into that, if you're wanting to learn, like, the updates of, like, potential movies, they're making a bunch of cool stuff that is going to be. You're gonna get some substance at the beginning, and then it all just turns into chaos and fun. So enjoy the stories.

[Leland]

Hilarious comparisons. It's fantastic.

[Peyton]

Secret Code Kim.

[Leland]

Secret Coke Refuse. The casuals get your good karma with this week's secret code. And it is simply. ZlS.

[Peyton]

ZlS.

[Leland]

ZlL.

[Peyton]

What is ZlS?

[Leland]

Zesty Lemur Syndrome.

[Peyton]

All right, Warthog, Warlock.

[Leland]

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[Peyton]

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[Leland]

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[Peyton]

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[Leland]

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[Peyton]

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[Leland]

Damn. Sports.

[Peyton]

We got. Actually, we got the whole RDC here today.

[Desmond]

Disclaimer.

[Peyton]

You know what I mean? How are y'all doing? I. I haven't seen y'all in a long time. I only see y'all at DreamCon now. Yeah, it's like we're not friends anymore.

[Desmond]

Hey, man, we're both busy. I mean, hey, look at us now.

[Leland]

I know, right?

[Peyton]

Yeah, y'all are. Y'all are LA guys now.

[Cam]

Whoa.

[Leland]

You're losing. You're losing the Texas. I'm not gonna. Just a little bit in the Texas. Just a little bit. Like. Like, if you had a card, right? It's slowly turning la, like the bottom of your driver's license. Just like becoming a California license. Like, as the weeks and months go on, I would argue.

[Cam]

I'm not gonna cat. We really do be here. But that don't mean.

[Leland]

But that don't mean.

[Cam]

That don't mean that we. That we LA boys for real for it?

[Peyton]

No. Okay. I'm not gonna lie. This is a true story. They came in here with K smoothies. They were talking about they did hot yoga before they came. I was like, who are these guys? These are my friends. You know what? Sometimes when I go back home, I'll just drive past the RDC house. I'll be like, damn, good times. We're all just in Texas together. Wow. It's great. But everything's Been good. How are y'all doing?

[Cam]

I'm great, bro. Can't complain.

[Peyton]

Yeah. You, Leland? Just a viral machine, huh?

[Desmond]

Let's talk about it.

[Cam]

Let's talk about it. Which one you want to talk about first?

[Peyton]

Yeah, which one?

[Leland]

Talk your.

[Cam]

All right, well, let's go ahead and get into the dance one. Okay, so that.

[Leland]

That.

[Cam]

Well, that one. That one came from a video that we made during the Kendrick and Drave beef. And I think it was like, during April, and the video did good and it was everywhere. And then after that, like, maybe like a month and a half ago, TikTok caught it and they just took that shit and ran with it.

[Peyton]

Yeah.

[Cam]

You know what I'm saying? And recently, somebody in the NFL, like, he did a celebration dance with. I was like, wow. You really never know how, like, how something's gonna play out. It's crazy.

[Peyton]

Do you feel weird whenever, like, you see it? Like. Like when. Obviously when an NFL player does a celebration, like, that's crazy. Like, that's different level of virality. Like, it's a part of pop culture now. Is that, like, weird to you?

[Cam]

I would say the. The weirdest part is just like, whatever. Whatever comes up at random because, like, whenever we. Whenever we film videos, we never know what the. What the culture is going to grab.

[Peyton]

Right?

[Cam]

So it's, like, surreal seeing how big that. It's like a. A clip from a main video just went. So it's like. It's kind of crazy.

[Peyton]

It's nuts. It's nuts. And twitch stream clips.

[Cam]

And that's the same thing, bro. Like, that one happened during, like, our spooky season. Like, during October. We always play, like, hella, hella like, scary games. But that one we were playing Left for Dead too. And for some reason, Desmond couldn't get his to work. And so we were literally sitting there for like, 45 minutes. And we were calling. It's a. It's a running joke that we called DEZ Old Man. That one. That one also went crazy like, a few months back, too.

[Peyton]

DEZ does give old man vibes. He is an old man.

[Cam]

Soulful then.

[Peyton]

Okay. Me and Cam were just talking about you, bro.

[Leland]

Really?

[Peyton]

Dead ass. I think you are the, like, the have the most aura in rdc. Whoa. I swear to God. Did you see him walk into the studio today?

[Leland]

Yeah.

[Peyton]

I'm not gonna lie.

[Leland]

Everyone else was like, like, the crew's just hanging out and App was, like, looking for the cameras. He's hitting poses. Like, I was just, like, walking through doors. I was like, I Was looking for.

[Desmond]

The camera for a different reason, man. I see the setup, man. I gotta start analyzing. Like, I see the. The Vespas or the DZO film lenses on the black magic. So I'm like, okay, but see, that gets me into the mode of like, okay, wait, hang on. I got a nerd out. I see the lighting. It's a different. Maybe that aura is like the nerd in me coming out and then. Or seeing the passion. Yeah, well, as far as, like, swagger, I could do without it.

[Peyton]

I don't know. But you're just a swaggy guy. I saw you at Dreamcon. We were at one of the after parties. I swear to go. I look over in a corner, F has ski goggles on.

[Leland]

I said, It's 96 degrees.

[Peyton]

Like, how can you. Like, if I did that, I'm going to jail. Somebody's calling the police on me. They're like, there's a guy on drugs here. You know what I mean? You. They're like, that guy.

[Leland]

They're like, he absolutely belongs here.

[Peyton]

You know what I mean?

[Desmond]

I throw darts at a board, man.

[Leland]

Getting a lot of bulls out.

[Cam]

If it's thick, it's thick. There you go.

[Peyton]

I just want to break down the accessories, too. I'm not pocket watching, but I am. But the accessories on you are fantastic. Hang on.

[Desmond]

I can say the same about you, man.

[Peyton]

God bless you.

[Leland]

Talk to me.

[Peyton]

So you do. You do. You know, you're like the. The behind the scenes of rdc. Like, you. You make these.

[Leland]

These.

[Peyton]

These ideas and these creations come to life, and you do a great job at it. Right.

[Cam]

Appreciate that.

[Peyton]

What is the hardest video you've had in post production?

[Desmond]

In post. Honestly, I would say it's a short film that we're working on now. So it's very challenging to, like, go for a transition from, like, a skit to a film because, you know, timing, pacing, sound design, vfx, Des. It's like, one thing is like, okay. Editing of a minute skit is like, okay, boom, boom, boom. Not even boom, boom, but like, okay, you. It's very linear. You feel me?

[Peyton]

Yeah.

[Desmond]

When it comes to short film, it's like, there's so many different ways to take it. If we're shooting with multiple cameras, it's like, how do you get that. That feeling or that emotion? How do you bring it out the most? And I'd say, yeah, that's the. That's probably the hardest thing for me.

[Peyton]

Okay.

[Desmond]

But you know what I'm saying?

[Peyton]

Do you ever. And just so I used to, like, before we started delegating, I used to like edit the full. Just editing a podcast. I was like, you know what I mean? Do you ever get, like a little bit of a burnout from how much you're editing? Or is it just the passion takes over that.

[Desmond]

I definitely get a burnout. I'm not gonna lie to you. But I think the best way to what's up?

[Cam]

Going to leave. Oh, okay.

[Peyton]

Some right here. Or if you want a warm one.

[Cam]

I actually do like room temp.

[Desmond]

That's a better move.

[Peyton]

Real water drinkers.

[Cam]

Room temp. I drink room temp over cold. I like that can.

[Leland]

It's pretty.

[Cam]

I heard y'all talking about short film, so I had to come with that and I'll talk about that stuff.

[Peyton]

So continue. What were you saying about the burnout? Burnout.

[Leland]

Oh, the burnout.

[Desmond]

So, yeah, it's definitely like something that happens. You feel me? It's. I think for our specific category, we have like a lot of different things going around. So my best way to go about it is like, okay, if I know I've got to do xyz, I'll spend an hour on one thing and then switch it up before I get like, before I feel it come into burnout. And I think for me, it works the best because it's like, okay, my mind keeps moving on how to, you know, do different things instead of just like trying to force myself to go. Hella long shifts, you feel me?

[Peyton]

Right, right. How long? What? What? In this newest short film that y'all filming, I know nothing about it. I don't know how much y'all are allowed to say, can I get like an overall. What's it about? What are we, you know, what are we doing with this? Because I have a follow up question to that.

[Cam]

Yeah, no, I was. I heard the question about, like, what's the hardest film? I feel like, yeah, for like, both of us too, is like, imagine that. Because, like, it's just like, bro, there's so many elements to it and we've never shot it before. Like, you could tell even from the beginning when we shot it to the end where we shot it, like, we were way better at shooting it and way better at, like, direction of where we wanted to go. Cause short films are different than, like, skits or even like, you know, Anime House is like an hour long. It's still different than an original short film where you gotta explain everything to everybody that's watching it for the first time. Like, you know what I'm Saying all original characters. There's like. Because Anime House, you know, they know Luffy, they know Zoro. We don't need people that. We don't need you to be like, oh, well, like, who are these people?

[Peyton]

Right?

[Leland]

Yeah.

[Cam]

You know what I'm saying?

[Leland]

The background's already there.

[Cam]

Yeah, the background is there. So I can make you act like, whatever. But in the original film, you. You have to learn who these characters are, and you got to give them backstories and. And character development. And that's kind of hard to do in short film because it's a lot of times where you end up trying to make like a. Like a. A full length film just in a shorter version, and that's just not what you want to do. And I think that's what we really been struggling on the most is like, damn.

[Desmond]

Like, how much of that. How much hand holding do you have to do exactly?

[Cam]

Because it's like, damn. I don't know. I don't feel like they're gonna get that. Like, let's extend it a little bit more. But then it become. It comes to a point where it's not a short film. Then. Yeah, it's like 50 minutes. Let's just make this hour 30.

[Peyton]

Right, right.

[Leland]

Then you're a series at this point.

[Cam]

Exactly. No, like a Netflix series. Like, it's. So that. That's the most challenging thing for, I would say, like, all of us in doing this part is like being like, damn, let's go back. Let's add this, let's take this out. Let's. Let's do this. Let's change this. And. And it keeps, like making more and more time. And everybody keeps being like, why don't you just drop a full movie? Like that? Not easy. Right? You know what I'm saying? This short film is our most expensive project ever.

[Desmond]

By far.

[Leland]

By far. Yeah.

[Desmond]

By far.

[Cam]

We've been using sets. That's the reason why, like, yeah, Anime House, we be out in fields.

[Leland]

Yeah.

[Peyton]

Right.

[Cam]

So all we gotta deal with is the sun.

[Leland]

Yeah.

[Cam]

Giving us the heat of 110. That's a lot to deal with too. Even. Even in. Imagine that we filmed it 100, like what, six, like three times?

[Peyton]

Nope. Nope.

[Cam]

Yeah.

[Leland]

Better men than me. That's. Hey, so that's okay. I was. I was gonna ask that too. So say maybe not even in post, but like, while. So you have your script, you have the premise of what you want to do. But say you hit like, like, you know, 20, 25 minutes in, and you have a new Idea like, damn, we should have done this in the beginning. Do you, like. I guess that happened. Do you like, coach on the fly and you're like, bro, we low key have to add that in. Or do you just keep rolling with it knowing you already did the beginning of the film or something like that? Will you go back and add to it?

[Cam]

Go back and add it.

[Leland]

Okay.

[Cam]

I literally did that, like, when I was. When we was like, getting towards the end, I was like, well, the beginning kind of like, it starts too quick. I don't think they'll get it. Let me give the background story of how. So, like, then I went back and told how that. How it got to that point. And that cost like a. Well, we can bleep it out.

[Desmond]

We'll just say the beginning was a completely different iteration than what it is now.

[Cam]

Yeah, it's a complete. Yeah, that's a way better way to put it for sure. And it's. It's just. It's. That's. That was stressful. That was stressful. That's just it. If you make those mistakes, like, I see why, like, films, like, what they hate to do the most is reshoot.

[Peyton]

Yeah.

[Cam]

They never want to do. And I see why. Because you're paying for another film. That's just it. You're paying for another film. So, like, you need. You need to have everything. We're not good at preparation. Sometimes that's our problem. Obviously we were here late. Obviously, like, so, like, preparation is our biggest enemy. Because, like, like, because of that too, what you said. Like, how do you get there and be like, damn, maybe we should do this instead of this? Because, you know, so does it ever.

[Leland]

Does it ever come with, like. So obviously it sucks. The expenses, the even. Just like the man hours, like, the time of having to do it again. You're like, now we gotta go record on another day. Yeah, but do you ever. After, like, really going with it and changing it for the better? Is it like a weight off your shoulders? Like, bro, I'm really glad we did do this.

[Cam]

Yeah, I'm glad we made the changes we made in America and imagine that. And I, I honestly, like, we got just, like, we're, like, done with it. We've been looking at it, just watching it. You gotta sit with it for a little bit and be like, all right, bro, like, let me see how I feel about this next week. That's what people don't understand because, like, they look at the movie industry like the movie industry in itself is struggling for new ideas. That's why they always struggle. Because nobody wants to take a risk and make a whole new idea. Everybody wants to make up shit, make a number two a remake. But you know what? Because people are going to go watch that remake, at the least they're going to make their money back, most likely. Or at least a lot of money back.

[Leland]

Yeah.

[Cam]

When you try a whole new original idea and somebody say, hey, you just broke. Like, no cap. Get fired. Whole room. Y'all get out of here.

[Leland]

You fire.

[Cam]

And I'm like, damn. Like, you're like, bro, I thought it.

[Leland]

Was a great film.

[Cam]

Exactly. When I was going through pitch runs, like. Like, pitching my idea. Like, it was so many of the studios that was like, oh, we love that idea. But. But not gonna lie, we ain't trying. It's too. It's too expensive. And I'm like, it's a game, bro. Like, all right, bro. And we just keep on going through. All right, all right, all right. And I was just going through it so much. I was like, man, I'm not feeling good with this. Like. And then, like. But if I write a comedy idea, like a. Like, you know, a skit show, they'll give it. They'll give it to me in, like, that 10 minutes. Really? Yeah, like, they really will. Like, they'd be like, you got some. Like, what about a sketch show? I'm like, no, I don't want no sketch show.

[Peyton]

I want to make some makes.

[Cam]

I want to make something. I want. Me. I like action films. Ain't gonna lie to you, okay? I want to make action film. And people don't understand what we need a sketch show for. And we can make sketches on the Internet. That's. That's the show. Now, you. If you make a sketch show, we gotta go get a Hollywood production. You take a whole year, and whatever we about to make that was supposed to be relatable is gone within a year. Because it gotta take all that time to come out. Sketch shows cannot exist in today's world, in my opinion. Like, they're not. Like, it's just because you got. That's why Saturday Night Live doesn't, like, connect with you, right? Because the youth, like, speed. You know, I'm saying they like speed, and they like to just be like, let me. Let me stop giving you all the secrets, bro. They like speed. You know what I'm saying? They, like, like, relevancy and all that type stuff. That's why I like Tick Tockers, you know, they drop something and, like, people be like, oh, that funny. As hell. And it was funny as hell.

[Leland]

And it's right then they're not having to wait months to just experience that thing that happened months ago. So. Yeah.

[Cam]

And then on Hollywood, you need a structure too. So you like, all right, what's the structure of the sketch show, bro? Nobody give a damn about no structure, no sketch show, bro. Just drop the cord.

[Leland]

Yeah.

[Cam]

You know what I'm saying? Because you know, Chappelle would come out in the middle of his sketch shows, or Jordan and Peele, they come out and they say whatever they gonna say on stage. But nobody really cares about that part. Everybody only cares about the sketch part. And then you got to give three big ass Hollywood sketches. And like, like you have to do that every episode. What if you're just not filling one of them sketches that it's like on Internet. You could just. We could put out what we feel like. Oh, we like that. Even if it doesn't perform as well as we want it to do. Like, we wanted to do it so we put that out.

[Leland]

Exactly.

[Cam]

Hollywood would be like, nah, nah, we're gonna do this. And those people over here think this is good too. So I think, yeah, that's sounds like.

[Peyton]

There'S a lot of hands involved. It sounds like there's a lot like politically involved in making.

[Cam]

I was just politics, man, politics.

[Desmond]

But another thing with the Internet, it's like. Or comparing the Internet to Hollywood, the gap between the quality of like how we can produce something, it's just getting so closer to the, like, we could just put something on our Internet with guessably enough quality as something from Hollywood. And now it's like, we don't have to go through the hoops of renting equipment, getting this, that, and third, this person here, this person there. And like, no, we just shoot the shit.

[Peyton]

Right?

[Leland]

Literally.

[Peyton]

There's a beauty in that though that.

[Leland]

Is there?

[Cam]

Is there? 100% is not saying that, like we could just make Hollywood level stuff. But like, you know what I'm saying? Like, we can get close enough to where they like, I mean, shit, we with it. Like, you know what I'm saying? And that's the thing. That's why Hollywood's like, oh, yeah, like, let's get some of them people who like got fan bases.

[Leland]

Right?

[Cam]

You know what I'm saying? Cause they're realizing like them taking. Bro, I know I'm not the only person that don't like TV shows taking two, three years every single time we want to like, bro, I understand, but it can go a little bit faster. It can.

[Leland]

It has to do that.

[Cam]

I know I ain't the one to talk. I know people about to say, oh, I'm not the one to talk about it. But, like, you know what I'm saying? Like, it does take a long time to do these things, but, like, it's tough. Like, two, three years. I can't say it doesn't take that long. I would say that, like, nobody wants to wait that long. Like, two, three years. I'm a whole nother shift of my life. I'm like, bro, all right, I'll watch it. But like, damn. Like, you take two, three years again. I don't know if I could do it. These kids grew up. Them brothers is doing.

[Peyton]

I was just about to say this.

[Cam]

They graduated college.

[Peyton]

Some of them married, like, 25, and.

[Leland]

They'Re like, what are you, 17?

[Peyton]

So you're an out. Algebra 2. You got a beard, though. You know what I mean?

[Cam]

Like, Caleb, them still high school is like, bro, like, them is older. We know you're older, too. Cause social media shows, like, we see you, and then you go back over there and play a 10th grader. Stop it.

[Peyton]

No.

[Leland]

Literally, last season I watched it. I was engaged. Now the next season comes out and be married for two years with a kid.

[Peyton]

I don't even know how that happened.

[Cam]

Strange Things is doing a good job of keeping it, like, oh, okay, okay. Like, it's so interesting. I'm still gonna watch and accept that. But, like, I'm saying, just every TV show, like, y'all, it's two, three years. So it's like, so much has happened in real life at that time. Like, damn. How? Like, I would just be always like, damn, do people even still care about this? Like, I.

[Peyton]

There's actually so you. I've heard, like, musicians. Mike close as musicians. Like, you know, whenever you.

[Cam]

It's always close. Like, it was like, right.

[Leland]

The part that got me is, like, it did bother him when he was speaking the second. Been there the whole time.

[Peyton]

The thing, like, a lot of musicians say is, like, they have a hard time listening to music because they're. They're thinking about the, like, the technical part of it. Every time they hear something, they're like, I would have done that different or that. And I've heard different movie directors say that. Do y'all have that problem, like, going to a movie theater now or, like, watching a TV show and watching it and not fully just enjoying it because you're like, oh, well, this shot is cool. But what if they did that? Do y'all have that 100%.

[Cam]

Yeah. I was about to say. I was finna say I can, like, turn it on and off in my head. Like, okay, if I'm going to watch a movie to enjoy it, I'm gonna enjoy it. But like, me and af, like, if we sit next to each other. Cause, like, I mean, he focuses on the camera and shit more. I'm focused on directing more. If we both see something, like, we always will mention it to each other. Or if they even did something really nice, like, we'd be like, mm, we gotta. Like, we gotta. We gotta hit that. You know what I'm saying? Or like. Or we'll be like. I said slow motion. That. Slow motion being that smooth. Like, usually, like, I feel like that's one of the last things we was talking about some. With some movie. It was like, bro, that's something. Oh, it was a super sail. The slow motion scene.

[Desmond]

Oh, yeah.

[Cam]

With the bullet shot. And it was like. I was like, no, no, no. That's what we gotta hit with that, with our slow motion scene. Because we got, like, some of those type scenes in our short films. And. And that's the type of. We talking about. Like, we. We'll sit and analyze movies at times, too, for, like, different things. But most of the time, if I go to a movie theater and watch something, I'm really just watching a movie.

[Peyton]

Like, that's true. I saw Avatar with y'all.

[Cam]

Yeah.

[Peyton]

And I think that was the best theater experience I've had. The commentary from these guys. Oh, my God, it was fantastic.

[Leland]

Peyton's dumbass. And you're just, like, chomping on popcorn apps. Like, I would have. It's like, I would have done that a little different. Mark's taking notes. Great film. Great film.

[Peyton]

How close are we to. To seeing RDC in a movie theater, though? Like, realistically, I am in a movie.

[Cam]

But, like, it's so mysterious. I can't say nothing about it. It. Everybody just got to see it when it come out. Like, I literally can't say nothing about it.

[Peyton]

So all we have. You're going to be in a movie.

[Cam]

Yeah.

[Peyton]

Soon.

[Cam]

Soon. That's it.

[Peyton]

And it's secretive.

[Cam]

And it's secretive.

[Peyton]

Fantastic. Well, congratulations.

[Cam]

Man. Yeah, that's it.

[Peyton]

I. Now I'm scared.

[Leland]

Yeah.

[Peyton]

Let's get into some. Let's get into some funny. You want to. You want to crack some jokes?

[Cam]

Yeah. Come on, man.

[Peyton]

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[Leland]

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[Leland]

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[Cam]

Oh, y'all got jokes written.

[Leland]

Oh, no, not jokes written, but more of. We're gonna.

[Peyton]

We're gonna lob some up comedy.

[Leland]

Yeah.

[Cam]

Okay.

[Leland]

I'm like. So a cricket walked in a bar. All right, so y'all. Y'all are all brothers, right? So I'm simply gonna call this. Let's just see how you feel about your room roommates. You know, y'all stay together a lot. Very often. For many years now. So y'all can both answer it. Who would you. Who would you consider the dirtiest roommate out of the crew?

[Cam]

Oh, my God. The one that just left my cousin that dirty man. What'd you do?

[Peyton]

Be leaving out that brother.

[Cam]

Is that brother, man. I ain't gonna say nothing else about it. That brother. That brother man. That brother. That bro.

[Peyton]

Okay, af, Would you.

[Leland]

Would you second that on the dirty.

[Desmond]

It's a close second between him and Desmond.

[Cam]

Bro.

[Peyton]

You can sit down.

[Cam]

But.

[Desmond]

But I'm gonna correct myself.

[Cam]

Desmond, you are.

[Desmond]

You're a messy. You're messy.

[Peyton]

But.

[Desmond]

But John is the type of. To not clean it up at all. So that would be. You are messy. You are messy, whereas I live with.

[Peyton]

Him, by the way. You know what I'm saying?

[Desmond]

It was a little redundant.

[Peyton]

It is.

[Cam]

Okay.

[Desmond]

If we go in the living room right now, I guarantee there's something of yours. In there. That shouldn't be there.

[Peyton]

A backpack.

[Cam]

It's a backpack.

[Peyton]

You didn't have to.

[Cam]

This morning.

[Peyton]

I said, oh, my bad.

[Desmond]

He just confirmed it.

[Peyton]

Okay, wait, wait, wait, wait.

[Desmond]

Yeah, yeah. Y'all making me look bad, bro. Every time when we gotta film in.

[Cam]

There, we have to go over there.

[Peyton]

30 minutes.

[Cam]

It's.

[Peyton]

Cause there's camera equipment and stuff everywhere.

[Desmond]

Yeah, there's no camera equipment in there.

[Cam]

No, there's like boxes.

[Leland]

There's props.

[Desmond]

There's props and there's no camera equipment because I clean.

[Leland]

Cleaned it up.

[Peyton]

No, no, no, no.

[Desmond]

You're making me look bad.

[Peyton]

As the elder of the group, I thought you would be the most.

[Cam]

No, that was the second thing I wanted to confirm. You think?

[Peyton]

Why you saying I'm old over here, bro?

[Cam]

Oh, I know you.

[Peyton]

It's all. There's beauty in aging. Good luck.

[Leland]

The true elder comes with wisdom.

[Peyton]

Come on, man.

[Cam]

What was the question? What was the question, though?

[Leland]

All right. Well, it seemed. It seemed consensus, so we're gonna go to the next one.

[Cam]

Okay.

[Peyton]

Yeah. All right, go ahead.

[Leland]

Who would you say is the most loud and obnoxious in the group?

[Cam]

I don't think you have to like. Whoa, whoa.

[Leland]

Started screaming. Okay. Yeah, that. That seemed consensus. I think that was fair. The whole. No one even argued it. All right. If every single person had to make a meal for everybody. So Ben had to cook for all eight dads have to cook for all eight. Whose meal would absolutely be the worst to eat?

[Cam]

The worst. Hey, I'm just saying. What? I got some bomb ass ribbon chips. Say the person who you. Who you think is the worst, worst meal. One, two, three, dance. You want to tell him what, bro? He cooked this, man. He put baked chicken in the oven, put it on 450 for 10 minutes and ate it. But Peyton. Paige. Paige. Okay, this is back when we lived in. And then we were in college.

[Peyton]

Yeah.

[Cam]

Hey, we let you talk. We let you talk. We let you talk. All right. So whenever something would happen in the house where somebody would do something that would like danger their lives, the other, go tell somebody else. So Jay came and said, hey, Leah. He said, come look at this. He put the chicken in there for 450. At 450 for like dead ass 15 minutes. We're not making this up. Dead ass. So we try to tell him. I was like, hey, D, I don't know if you should be doing it. He got mad at us, irrational, bad. At that time, like, if you tell me something that makes sense, he just get mad. Hold On. I know how to do it. I'm like this. No, look, I pull some of the meat back. I said, d. Look, it can't. It's not supposed to cook like this. I know what I'm doing. I'm telling you, bro.

[Peyton]

Holy.

[Cam]

Wait.

[Peyton]

Didn't you use a blender when the power was out?

[Cam]

Yes, yes, he did. If you want to go to most selfish, that's you. All right, let me clear my name real quick. Quentin, clear. Let me look at my name. All right. Yeah, you did. You can't clear your name. Your meals are ass, Moses. Ass. You see raw meat. What Score. What about Leland? You remember the ice storm in Austin? We from the same place. There was an ice storm in Austin. Like, it was sad, it was up, but we were out of power. We couldn't even drive home to Waco. That's what we was trying to go to be with our parents and families because we were struggling up there, bro. And the lights and the power was out for like three, four days. It was like 10 degrees and shit. And we was in that bit. Everything was frozen. You can't drive. Nobody in Texas can drive in ice. You drop ice cube outside, everybody staying inside. Nobody can drive in Texas with ice. So we like. It's a lot of ice, right? Yeah, wind. That's wind side. We got a little fire going. That's all that's keeping us warm. A fire, right?

[Leland]

God damn.

[Cam]

Listen.

[Peyton]

No food.

[Cam]

We can't go to the store. We went to stores, they're all closed. Everything. Like, we tried to drive the stores, we slid around, almost crash our cars. We came back home, we said, y'all, we can't eat. We gotta eat whatever's in this fridge right now, right? This is Walking Dead.

[Leland]

And this Leland.

[Cam]

As we talking about this shit now, I'm. We in there trying to find some food and shit. We gave up sitting on the couch. We just talking about stuff like, hey, bro, what we gonna do when we leaving? I hear. I said. I said, okay, yeah, what we gonna do when we leave? What is that? Somebody left something on. Wait, how somebody leave somebody on the power? So I'm confused. I said, well, how this got this electric, but that got a battery of his own. I blender. I look around, I say, ain't no le. It's dark, ain't no le. I thought my phone light on. I ain't leaving now. At the same time. Hold on, hold on. Don't let me get this back, cuz people don't know this part of the story. Hold On.

[Leland]

Hold on.

[Cam]

Let's get Dylan in that moment. Let me tell you something about Dylan, boy. This, this, this. It's like a bike pedal, right? Yeah. Supposed to pedal it for electricity, right? He spent $200 on it and ordered it. 300 and listen, hold on. Can I tell you something? Can I tell you something? This wasn't branded up like that to be spending 300. That hurt. Let me tell you what this did, bro. He bought that whenever it got there. This was before the power there. I said, dylan, that is trash. That's not gonna work. Dylan is stubborn as he.

[Peyton]

Yeah, it is, bro.

[Cam]

Like, watch this, right? He tried to charge a phone. The phone was off. Good. All right, bro.

[Peyton]

Like that ass. It's.

[Cam]

It's two pedals.

[Peyton]

Yeah.

[Cam]

There's nothing holding it there. So, like you can't even move it. So we have to pick that up with our hands, start going. Yeah, and go like this.

[Leland]

Switched off.

[Cam]

I was so mad at bro, what are you doing, dog?

[Leland]

Competing. Compete.

[Cam]

I didn't buy it before. Look, I didn't buy it before, though. I bought it after the thing.

[Leland]

Come on.

[Cam]

Just let that man sit record, bro. We competing in a.

[Leland]

In a locked in triathlete to charge.

[Cam]

It was after. It was after this. Oh, what if this happened again? I need to take precautionary. But my point was that we should. My point was that we should buy a generator. Something that was already. The box just came.

[Peyton]

And I was like, what is this?

[Cam]

I said, I know it's not the you was talking about yesterday. I know it's not gonna work. Okay. I did bring up c. Just see you.

[Leland]

I was like, yo, what if. Oh.

[Cam]

I was like, yo, what if there was like a. A bike thing where you can pedal energy. I was reading the energy in room. Everyone's like, yeah, that can work.

[Leland]

I said, all right, let me find.

[Cam]

Yeah, I see. Like, everybody be good on board with.

[Leland]

It when I b up, right?

[Cam]

It was a passive thing. I ain't going to lie. I was like. I was damn. No, we should get like the thing where you can like pedal in, like, get energy type. If this happened again because there was no energy. I said it. Yeah. I said, yeah, that would be clutch right now. I said, I bet I'm getting that. Hold on. Don't you change up the story. Don't nobody say that. That would be clutch, right? I feel like a kid. I piss that stop. And then the energy switched up whenever they have can't. But I did get scammed because that h did not work. But it would have been good for like, three hours. Peyton, I want that bike generator.

[Leland]

He said, he pedal the wrong way. Oh, my God.

[Cam]

But. But le. Le used. You left this out. The. What was power in the blender was our generator that we had for the whole week. Like, for the plug that hole into the generator that we had. It was like.

[Leland]

Was it a smoothie?

[Cam]

Yeah.

[Leland]

Was it worth the power of the whole group of the week? Was it. Was it that good of a smoothie?

[Cam]

The generator does not have infinite energy. Like, we had lower energy. And this used some of the energy for the blender for himself. Not even to make everybody a smoothie. To be fair, I didn't have enough for it. Listen, the reason why he said that is because I got mad. I said, leland, what the are you doing? He said, oh, yeah, I'm making a smoothie. I said, I seen it. I seen it. And I said, but.

[Leland]

But what?

[Cam]

Like, why can't nobody else get one? He said, oh, I don't got no more stuff. I said, bro, this is crazy. 10% of our. It's out. Generated like a power bank, though. 90%. And after the smoothie. Smoothie was made, I feel went to like, 82. No, because it's not. It's not for a house. It's for a car. My dad sits in the back of my car. So when we. When the power went out, that's all we had. This used percentages for the smoothie. And I grew up with this, so I know him. This. Hey, bro, if you don't wake up quick enough, le gonna make food by. And that's when it was just me, Leah. Like, we are fending for ourselves in that house because le mama work overnight.

[Leland]

So.

[Cam]

No, bro, I never. I never cook break. I never grew up. I never. What is that? Leon coming Play clean break. And then you make food for yourself. That ain't happening. You make chicken pats. Throw that bitch. Hey, Kevin, this won't give me no food in that. Hey, hey, Leah, stop being selfish, mama. I said, what the. This ain't y'all. Treat y'all company.

[Peyton]

Oh.

[Cam]

Oh, I'm dead.

[Peyton]

Oh, speaking of. Speaking of family, didn't you just meet Rico?

[Cam]

Yeah.

[Peyton]

Why? You a little jealous or something?

[Cam]

All right, all right. Let me tell you this story. All right, so, okay, so we were at Big Sean's album release party, right?

[Peyton]

Yeah.

[Cam]

And I met him for the first time.

[Peyton]

Yeah.

[Cam]

So I told Josh, oh, yeah, I met your cousin. And he was like, oh, did he. He said something. He pressed me over It. He pressed me over. Yes, you did. You instigated the beef. Yeah, when he looked like that, he lying.

[Leland]

Yeah, yeah.

[Cam]

Watch out, watch out, watch out. Oh, he kicked Dylan off. No, no. $5.

[Leland]

But yes, he instigated that beast.

[Cam]

And now. Now it's ongoing. It's ongoing, Art.

[Peyton]

He jealous. You think so, bro?

[Cam]

This all I said. I was in the car. We drive home. I said, this is before the car. No, no, all you talking about. Yeah, it went inside. No, no, no, because, like, you walked out first. Yeah, yeah, I talked to him, and then we were waiting on the valet. We were still in the park. But y'all talk when we. When he first got there, too. He.

[Desmond]

This.

[Cam]

I was gonna talk to him. This is what made Leland jealous, bro. And that's the point. He was jealous at the beginning. Let me tell you what. Made jokes. We was getting a party. The party was hard to get into the album release party. So there's a lot of people outside. The dude. The dudes was bringing RDC in. And my cousin said. When we was inside, my cousin said, hey, Mark. I said, I hear something, like someone loud, like, far away. And he says all the time. I said, oh, Rico. He said, yo, what's up? I was like, oh, yeah, get my cousin in. Get my cousin in. I ain't know he was coming, right? This Lee Lee. I look at Lee Lee already mad. Lee look around because he called her cousin, so he thought a woman. I said, this my big cousin. And this on my daddy's side, though, Lee. You know what I'm saying? So they not. They not family. And Lee Lee didn't want to talk to him. That's why. Ben, Ben. All y'all talk to him, right? Right when he came, right? Why Lee didn't talk to him? No, no, no, no, no, no. But just Jess Jeff said, they're trying to get inside, so I was already on the way inside. So you ignored him to try to hurt him walk inside. I didn't talk to him. He. That's crazy. I Did y'all talk to him. I was separated.

[Leland]

You said what?

[Cam]

I was separated. Let talk. I said I wanted to talk to him, so I wanted to talk to him. Okay, you want. You talk to him. You talk to him. Dillard, that's on the inside. That's on the inside. At the gate. At the gate, and they were moving us inside. You're my cousin, bro.

[Peyton]

I walked up.

[Cam]

You won. So you come to him. So you were flexed up after you said. After you said what? You said, don't don't leave your part. Don't leave your part up. All I said was. All I said was. I said, you just saw my big gun. We talking about in the car or in the valley? Either one. All right. He just went and told a blatant lie. I said, I'm not even entertaining it. He said, oh, I'm really closer to him. I said that be for real. So I said, I tuned it out. I said, I'm not entertaining that. He keep picking it. I wasn't even talking to him. I talked to. I was talking to ippy in the car. I said. I said. I said, you know, I'm really cussing with my other cousin. R. You know. You know, said, I'm not even going to entertain you. I said, you just. Are you mad because I went over. It's respect. It's respect, bro. I said. I said, hey, what's up? You mark cousin? No, he said, I said, what's up, bro? And I can't remember exactly how the conversation. He said, oh, yeah, I with you. I'm mark. Because I said, oh, yeah, me too, but I'm. Rico just called me. I said, me too, but on the other side. Yeah, look at that. It was love, though, at the end of the day. And he went. And he went, don't make me call. Free call. Watch out, watch out, bro. And then, bro, this is what he said. That was crazy. He said he gonna break him on the street. He gonna break him on the street, but he gonna out joke me. I said, set it up.

[Peyton]

Oh, yeah.

[Cam]

I said set it up. Listen, because he jericho tried to say it. He. He literally said, hey, set it up, bro. We can have a joke. I said, I want to do it on a different stream because our stream is automatically going to try to give it to le, right? And he said, no, bro, set it up. Set it up. Like, bro, he's starting beef for no reason.

[Peyton]

You know, when this comes out, it's going to have to be set up.

[Cam]

Rico wants to come on. I will bring Rico to the stream, bro. He is a character, bro.

[Peyton]

I would be so locked into that.

[Cam]

Oh, my God.

[Peyton]

I'm not going. You did instigate that. You did instigate that 100%. But there might have been a little something.

[Cam]

It was.

[Peyton]

There you go.

[Cam]

You adjusted a little bit. N. You heated me up. Come on. Come on, bro. We was at each other house for like 10 years straight every day.

[Peyton]

Yeah, see? Ain't nothing to worry about.

[Leland]

Yeah. Solidify.

[Cam]

He'd be so jealous of all the Other first cousins, man. Oh, man, it's crazy, bro.

[Leland]

All right, Mark, I got. I got one for you. Out of all the RDC members, you got to go to a street fight against Russell Westbrook. Jack Harlow.

[Cam]

Yeah.

[Leland]

And Kevin Hart. You gotta fight Jack Harry.

[Cam]

Russell Westbrook. Russell Westbrook.

[Leland]

And Kevin Hart.

[Cam]

Kevin Hart. Okay, so let's go like this.

[Peyton]

All right.

[Cam]

Desmond for sure. And then I probably bring. It's possible that I. I'll bring Ben. So I'll be bringing Desmond and Ben.

[Leland]

Okay.

[Cam]

No, no. Dylan. No. Dylan. Dylan, your body too. Little Ben got reached. Desmond. Me and Desmond, bro, we. We grew up together. I know the fight. All right, so, like, the big is.

[Peyton]

And Leland.

[Cam]

So if I fight. If. If Leland there and Leland fighting, I'm gonna be too concerned if Leland winning or losing his fight. So I need. That's like. I need like. That's my cousin.

[Leland]

Like, I literally.

[Cam]

If Leland gets knocked out and let's say it's Bob Hulk Hogan in his prom or some. He slammed Leela. He slammed Leland on his head, right? It don't matter. It'll matter. The circumstances. I'm running up like, if he slammed me on my head when we talked to the family, it don't. Hey had no. Hey. I fought. I fought just like this. Exactly. So even if I sleep my person and Leland fighting and he. If leaving get slept, I gotta sleep another. Okay.

[Leland]

Okay.

[Cam]

Desmond, I'm gonna be. I'm like, des. You got it? And I'm gonna focus.

[Leland]

So you're gonna focus on you.

[Cam]

You got it. Focus my. You know what I'm saying?

[Leland]

Okay, so back to Dylan. Why not Dylan?

[Cam]

I guess Dylan, you know what.

[Leland]

Or against Kevin.

[Cam]

I think Dylan get 51.49, Jack.

[Peyton]

There we go. I'm not gonna lie. It'd be back there shadow boxing. Is he okay?

[Cam]

No, but if he's not rdc. So I thought you said rc. But if. Like, if we bring anybody associated with rc. Oh, I'm bringing it associate Chris. I want him to look to the right lift.

[Peyton]

I want to see what y'all think about us because y'all have known us for a while now, and we have different scenarios. And I want to see who y'all can't fight harder. Come on, bro.

[Cam]

You. You like. You're like a soft soul to me.

[Peyton]

There we go. I got a lot of range inside.

[Cam]

But ain't nothing wrong with that, though. Nothing wrong.

[Peyton]

I fight dirty, too. I bite.

[Leland]

I bite a nipple off.

[Cam]

I don't like that.

[Leland]

That's bullshit. It's Very strange.

[Cam]

We can carry stuff like this. He gonna fight for his family.

[Leland]

I fight for honor. I go.

[Cam]

You don't want it with me, buddy.

[Leland]

So fight me. Not Peyton. That's. I mean, that's to be expected. I would pick me too. If you had to be stuck on a plane right next to either me or Peyton for three hours, who would it be? You said Peyton.

[Cam]

Why?

[Leland]

And before we. I gotta hear the answer first.

[Cam]

What's the scenario? We. We just stuck on a plane.

[Leland]

Just on a plane.

[Peyton]

We.

[Cam]

Three hour flight. We're right.

[Leland]

I'm. I'm talking.

[Cam]

We're close.

[Leland]

Like knees are rubbing.

[Peyton]

Okay, before I.

[Leland]

Before I shed light on that. Why? What made you pick? Paid.

[Cam]

I just feel like he going to be like more taller. I'll be on that laughing.

[Leland]

Okay. You're going to be on that sniffing for sure. He stinks like hell when he flies.

[Peyton]

No. So I'm not a plane. My breath is hot as someone with that altitude.

[Leland]

It is.

[Cam]

Does that. Did that work that way?

[Peyton]

I don't know, but it happens to me.

[Leland]

No, it works for him. I don't know what it is, but it's. Every time he flies.

[Peyton]

Fall asleep on a plane and I'll wake up and it smells like Cheez. Its are coming out my mouth like a stale. I swear to God. Why y'all look at me like that? I swear to God.

[Cam]

That might be a condition.

[Peyton]

Appreciate that.

[Cam]

They got to fight after.

[Peyton]

Oh, yeah.

[Cam]

Yeah. Take them. Yeah.

[Leland]

You can't even open it.

[Cam]

No, you can take too.

[Peyton]

No. Cam's got wide hips. You don't want to sit next to him.

[Leland]

Okay. What are we. Okay, okay, okay.

[Cam]

I know some people like that.

[Leland]

Yeah. Appreciate it. I didn't choose it.

[Peyton]

Cam's got a childbearing hip.

[Leland]

Okay.

[Cam]

Yeah.

[Leland]

You should have a good look.

[Cam]

None of what we saying right now matters. It's paused. All paused out.

[Leland]

There we go.

[Cam]

Yeah, because I know somebody in RDC got like that type bro type beat too. You know what I'm saying? He got dreads and that cut out everybody else. That's crazy.

[Leland]

He said that is immediately somebody ask.

[Peyton]

Out a good back porch.

[Cam]

Heating up when you say that though.

[Peyton]

Hey, my pardon self brother.

[Cam]

That brother will fight.

[Leland]

So sorry. Okay, okay. You have to write a hit song. You either get to feature Peyton or feature me. Who are you writing the song with?

[Cam]

Like feature. Like rapping.

[Leland]

It's your song.

[Peyton]

It's your song.

[Cam]

I got my answer though.

[Leland]

Rapping is your song.

[Cam]

I'm picking Cam again.

[Peyton]

There we go.

[Cam]

What's the reason cuz cam look like he got we going to get go get a.

[Peyton]

I appreciate this song's going to sound like all men of friends. We're all here together. It's going to be an Eminem.

[Cam]

No Australians, bro.

[Leland]

All right, last one stuck. Kind of like the plane crash scenario. Stuck on a deserted island at least two months. It's either you and Payton, you and me. Deserted island. We got to survive. We got to find food, build shelter, not drive each other crazy. Who are you picking?

[Cam]

Me? Yeah, I'm picking God damn. That's a dirty island. Right? And we have to make our own food.

[Leland]

It's just you and you just bro.

[Cam]

I hear you talk a lot on yalls you know podcast like it's just you just be giving the better answers, dog.

[Peyton]

No, I would be more fun to be around though.

[Leland]

Make sure I would make sure we're alive.

[Cam]

I want to live tell a good joke while I try to make a fire I'mma heat up. That's a P John. Hey, come here, John. That's a P. Hey, I'm really the P key. Come here, John. In there, man.

[Leland]

Get John. What y'all talking about? Animals and stuff. My specialty. Everything.

[Cam]

No, it's not Boy.

[Peyton]

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[Leland]

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[Leland]

Okay. Stuck on a deserted island. Okay with me or with Peyton? Two months. No one else is there.

[Cam]

Yeah, one of the I'll just strictly.

[Leland]

And Peyton or you and me, we gotta survive. We gotta try to make efficient like y'all. There we go.

[Peyton]

There we go. Steady disrespected today.

[Leland]

I just say.

[Peyton]

I just seem like.

[Cam]

I just want to let you know real quick as said you.

[Leland]

You the dirtiest.

[Peyton]

Yeah, they say you're the dirtiest.

[Cam]

We had a question like roommates out.

[Leland]

Of already see who's the dirtiest. And 100% said it was. It was you with. No, you said. You said it was him with DEZ coming in at a one beat.

[Cam]

I do remember that. I. I definitely can now.

[Leland]

I gotta hear the information because there's.

[Cam]

A lot of stuff.

[Leland]

A lot of clutter, a lot of stuff in the general area.

[Peyton]

In general. The overall apartment.

[Cam]

Like, you got to think about everything.

[Leland]

The whole apartment.

[Cam]

When I'm. When I look around and I see.

[Leland]

Stuff and I. I count how much stuff is mine is. It's very small amount. It's very low percentage.

[Cam]

I can't.

[Leland]

Hey, just. So let's go. Let's hear John who's dirtiest member. Dirtiest member rdc from John's perspective. Dirtiest.

[Cam]

I would say.

[Peyton]

Dang. I want.

[Leland]

I feel like Dylan be having stuff like.

[Cam]

Oh, wait.

[Leland]

It depends. Wait, wait, wait, wait. Hold on. Let me.

[Cam]

Let me explain because I'm.

[Leland]

Well, do we talk about dirty life.

[Cam]

We talk about. Cause I feel like when you.

[Leland]

When we was in Austin used to have stuff all in the hallway. It would be all the way out there, right? What are y'all going off of?

[Cam]

You had stuff in the hallway. But I wouldn't say it's like, what.

[Leland]

Kind of dirt Talking about room anyway. You in my room, right? Anyway.

[Cam]

Yeah, all around. Be for real.

[Leland]

Oh, dang.

[Cam]

I hold you.

[Peyton]

I'm sorry.

[Leland]

Apologize.

[Cam]

You didn't know the question, cuz you brought up general area. Yeah, yeah.

[Leland]

Dirty could be so many things. Just I'm trying to say overall, maybe, maybe, maybe cleanliness, leaving things. Whether or not supposed to be. Oh, leave us trash anything. Wait, who. Who walked to the bathroom one time with a plate? With a plate.

[Cam]

Somebody walked the bathroom and ate a plate?

[Peyton]

Yeah.

[Leland]

No way.

[Peyton]

Y'all was eating on the toilet.

[Leland]

No way.

[Cam]

No way.

[Peyton]

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

[Leland]

That wasn't him.

[Cam]

It wasn't me either. Hey.

[Leland]

What?

[Cam]

That was Stretch. He had to edit that video.

[Leland]

Not me.

[Peyton]

He was not me. Who was good.

[Cam]

I knew it was going to get pissed me. All right, this is what happened.

[Peyton]

All right.

[Leland]

Explain, please.

[Cam]

All right. This is Austin and how.

[Peyton]

Yeah.

[Cam]

And how. How things went like, our bathrooms are split.

[Peyton]

Yeah.

[Cam]

So that already eliminates half of the in the house.

[Peyton]

Yeah.

[Cam]

So it was in their bathroom. So it could only be three people.

[Leland]

Yes.

[Cam]

But we still to this day won't. We don't know who did it.

[Peyton]

Who could be the top three?

[Leland]

I heard every single person said yes. So it definitely happened. Yes, but no one's just coming out with it, and it wasn't us. So who. Who's the final three?

[Cam]

Let me eliminate some people. First of all, it was only whose bathroom? Me, Leland, Ben. Leland and Ben does bathroom. We're already eliminated. We're already eliminated.

[Leland]

Yeah, we're good.

[Cam]

No, we're not saying that.

[Leland]

Okay.

[Cam]

Yeah. Okay, let's clear Rec. It wasn't an rec member. It was a company. It was a company over there. But in general, somebody got exposed for that. But it was two times. There was a red cup in there too. Somebody was drinking on the tub.

[Peyton]

Hey, somebody's real comfortable in the bathroom, dog. That's crazy.

[Leland]

Drinking a crown and Coke on the pot. Is that is. That is devious.

[Peyton]

That's quick Crazy. It's a battle, man.

[Cam]

Cuz like, like I said, even though here I be. I paid a maid as well. I be, hey, can I do this? I'll spend money to try to get stuff cleaning if I need to. You know, saying because I don't trust myself to do it the best way.

[Leland]

That how I like it be.

[Cam]

But confirm that.

[Leland]

How many times I be pressing you to get on not dirty of a person.

[Cam]

No, no, I'm saying that.

[Leland]

But the other. They would just leave it that way. That's like, okay, let's say I had a say.

[Cam]

I had a wife and I was, oh, yeah, like. And she was cleaning, right?

[Leland]

And like, that's something that she does.

[Cam]

And I'm like, oh, I really want to clean.

[Leland]

Want you to clean it. That.

[Cam]

Does that mean that I'm not clean.

[Leland]

For having like getting or getting it made?

[Cam]

Like, I. I feel like the thought.

[Leland]

Process is like, I need a major clean.

[Peyton]

Right.

[Cam]

He playing those mom games.

[Leland]

I thought about cleaning it and I put the order into movement. So it. Yeah, that's valid. I really clean it. That's kind of valid too. He's like, I was the coach behind the cleaning.

[Cam]

It's better than if somebody just leaves it dirty and doesn't do it.

[Leland]

Doesn't clean at all.

[Peyton]

Right.

[Leland]

I feel that. I feel that.

[Cam]

Bring it down. Listen. Oh, do you think, brother, I have.

[Leland]

Receipts so that regardless, I got a receipt.

[Cam]

It's been multiple times you asked. You asked. Asked multiple times. But I'm saying, like, please, man. Please. Yeah, you tell me, like, can you get us mate? Right? But I'm saying, like, if. Are you the person leaving stuff out, though? Like, do you. Are you naturally of a dirty person? Even if you try to get it cleaned up, Are you naturally a dirty person leaving stuff out? No, like, I don't be leaving stuff out. But you don't clean up.

[Leland]

Yeah, I don't be cleaning up as.

[Cam]

Much, but I also don't.

[Peyton]

There's nothing to clean up. There's not much to clean up. I'm the type that will.

[Leland]

I. I'm pretty petty sometimes.

[Cam]

I, like, not intentionally, but I'm the type of person.

[Leland]

I was like, okay, I got my.

[Cam]

Specific stuff and I'll put that up.

[Leland]

Right? And so, yeah, that's not good.

[Cam]

But doesn't mean I'm dirty, though. It means, like, some.

[Leland]

Okay, so glad you said that, because that was the last one, but we segued out of it earlier. But the last one was out of rdc. Who is the pettiest member? It's definitely me. If you.

[Peyton]

Took it.

[Leland]

I don't play to get even. Like, if the kitchen. Like, if something's dirty, someone. I see someone just did.

[Cam]

Was just careless with the kitchen, that just bothers me. And I'll be like, I'm getting my stuff.

[Leland]

Okay.

[Cam]

And then. So then, oh, you're dirty.

[Leland]

I'm like, no, you. You're dirty.

[Cam]

Why did you eat on.

[Leland]

Why did you eat right there and just leave all the stuff there? I'm not saying it's right, though.

[Cam]

I'm just saying that's one of my arguments. You. You throw a shot at John. You say anything about John, he like, oh, okay, bet, bet.

[Peyton]

All right.

[Cam]

I remember that. You're gonna get hold at some point. It's coming up.

[Leland]

I don't follow through with nothing.

[Cam]

I never really.

[Leland]

Hold on.

[Peyton]

For real?

[Cam]

For real. Like, it's more like I say some stuff.

[Leland]

Like, words.

[Cam]

Words.

[Leland]

I ain't never did nothing.

[Cam]

Honestly, what could you do?

[Leland]

Exactly.

[Cam]

Like, what.

[Peyton]

What could you do?

[Leland]

I think it's just a single.

[Cam]

It's the stigma.

[Leland]

Because really, if you. If you pull out receipts, like, there's not really a lot of examples of.

[Cam]

Actual things, like little things.

[Leland]

I remember one time I ordered a full pizza. Just for me. I ordered a pizza. And now that might not sound that crazy. Yeah, everybody was hungry.

[Cam]

Everybody. You know, we had. This is early. We were just doing stuff, right?

[Leland]

But I ordered a pizza, and it just Came randomly, didn't tell nobody, and they said, john, what's going on?

[Peyton]

Like, we want some.

[Leland]

Oh, damn. Yeah, I just ordered it.

[Cam]

Like, that's petty. I hope we do. Every time we order a pizza and somebody be like, hey, does somebody want to go half on a pizza?

[Leland]

Yeah.

[Cam]

Like, you get this.

[Leland]

Yes.

[Cam]

Yeah. Like, he wait for everybody not to be. To be hungry and, like, doing stuff, and then he just ordered the food. Yeah. What you do is that, like, you'll wait for, like, so some, like, for someone else to order. Like, you'll never order the food.

[Peyton]

Food.

[Cam]

You always hop on someone else's order. Yeah, I don't think ever, like, no. But if you be like, hey, no, you already like, no, I don't want it no more. I'm good.

[Peyton]

We got, like. We got a couple minutes left.

[Cam]

Okay.

[Peyton]

Right, let's. I want to find a way where you can like, all, like.

[Leland]

Like mob.

[Peyton]

Like, mob in here real quick for this last question.

[Cam]

Right here.

[Peyton]

Middle. Let's get it. Let's get it. Let's get it. Popping in here.

[Cam]

There's too many. Oh, I have bodies.

[Peyton]

We all in there.

[Leland]

There we go.

[Cam]

What's the last.

[Peyton]

Oh, it's. It's. It's to stir the pot, because, you know, I'm a pot stir.

[Cam]

All right, here we go.

[Peyton]

I've been on Twitter these past couple days, and I see in the streaming world, there's a little. It was always beef between y'all and A and P. Right. 2K25 just came out, and Captain Atlanta himself. You know Captain Atlanta. Do y'all. Are we going to set up a tournament? A 2k25 tournament, amp versus RDC?

[Cam]

Yeah, we run on a 5v5. Like, we're going to 5v5.

[Peyton]

Okay. We're going to do a real life, too. Real life basketball. Five on five.

[Cam]

Hey, look. Hey, look. This is what we've been doing, bro. Yeah, that's. That's all I got to talk about. Been. Been hooping, bro.

[Peyton]

Yeah, I.

[Cam]

Talking about the play hoop.

[Peyton]

I know Ippy. I know Ippy's bag.

[Cam]

No, but he training me.

[Peyton]

Oh, so you're getting right for it.

[Cam]

Yeah, I'm getting right for it. But you really hold it, because I was gonna wait until I was already perfect. I was gonna challenge a P and be like, yup, yup. Because, like, bro, you know, Bro, like, that's why I was trying to. You know, when raised me and raised had a knee off.

[Peyton]

Yeah. That's a crazy competition. Yeah.

[Cam]

So, like, I've been like, Training my knee so it don't be hurting all the time. And I. And I've been at pretty consistently for like two months right now.

[Peyton]

Okay.

[Cam]

And my is feeling good. I can change direction quick like. And that's what kind of stretchy in.

[Peyton]

Denim and he's in denim.

[Leland]

You know what I mean?

[Cam]

And I'm a jeans and shit. So. Yeah. I'm telling you right now. Duke.

[Peyton]

Yeah.

[Cam]

Oh, Captain Atlanta. Hey. Yeah, you better make sure your serum working when I get out here. It's up. Talk to what's up Captain and Davis. Don't even talk to me. That's who whips Paul, bring that up.

[Peyton]

I don't know. I got you.

[Cam]

No, we're here. I posted Josh Allen on my story because dropped 31.

[Peyton]

Yeah.

[Cam]

This message. He said, bro, why you gotta. Why you gotta say it like that, bro? Why you say. I said? He said what? He said. He said. I said. I'm a. I don't care. Hey, I said that when he had negative one too.

[Leland]

He stuck beside him. He did.

[Cam]

And he mad. He bro, Josh Allen now he's been throwing shots at Josh Allen all week. That don't even make sense.

[Leland]

Yeah, come on.

[Peyton]

Josh Allen's a good guy.

[Cam]

He's a good guy. But real quick, back on anp, like Kai and. And Duke, them, they keep on like sending. Trying to send little messages and. And throw little shots on stream.

[Peyton]

Yeah.

[Cam]

And they try to do it real quick like. Like Duke just randomly was like, yeah, RDC. Like we whooped them at 2K. And then David's like, well, don't worry if he suck at everything. And then like just like. And I'm like, bro, the conversation wasn't even going around. It was literally like going this way. And they just said, oh, yeah, they said call of Duty. Yeah, we gotta wipe them. Call of Duty. That's literally a blowout.

[Leland]

Yeah, bro, they're not hanging with us.

[Cam]

Shut up.

[Peyton]

Is there anything that. Is there anything that amp is better at than y. Y, like a little hump? Nothing.

[Cam]

I can't think right now. Probably they not better even at football. Because football. They cheated.

[Leland]

I did see that.

[Cam]

That jumped out of bounds. That was.

[Peyton]

I think y'all can give them one thing. I think they honestly.

[Cam]

We'll give them basketball right now. Cuz Duke won. Duke won a basketball two times.

[Peyton]

He did.

[Cam]

And when I say Duke, I mean Duke. Yeah, I said just.

[Peyton]

I think I think a P could do a better cipher than y'all.

[Desmond]

I don't.

[Cam]

Yeah, me either.

[Peyton]

AB's gonna carry carry who?

[Cam]

He gonna carry Himself. I'm gonna carry myself. I don't know what.

[Peyton]

You got a mean 16 form, bro.

[Cam]

I can. I can. I can rap, bro.

[Peyton]

I haven't heard it, but I. I believe you. My fault, my fault. I'm about to get jump play.

[Cam]

J Rich new single, bro. Dead ass. No, he heard it. He heard it. I just don't want you to get deported.

[Peyton]

Yeah, my fault, my fault. Wouldn't want that. My bad, my bad.

[Leland]

Before we go, though, like, how you feeling?

[Cam]

You know the Dream Con basketball. I know you couldn't come through.

[Leland]

Oh, yeah.

[Peyton]

You know what I'm saying? That was him, bro.

[Leland]

Bro.

[Peyton]

Like a couple days before the thing broke my thumb.

[Cam]

Cloth.

[Peyton]

No, I'm not gonna lie. That was kind of crazy. You got separated.

[Leland]

No, that was wicked.

[Cam]

Because Duke already knew he was.

[Leland]

I'm gonna get one of them. I'm not gonna lie. I think you were bamboozled. Not. Not in like. Like you picked based off what you saw, you didn't get what you picked.

[Cam]

Yes, we had.

[Leland]

We had some shout out, shout out. Envy Shop, man.

[Peyton]

We.

[Leland]

It was. It was challenging. It was a challenging event to say the least, but love, everybody.

[Cam]

It was a challenging event.

[Leland]

Yeah, it was a hell of a game. Hell of a game. And he keeps saying I broke his thumb and sabotaged him. He broke it on you. Broke it on me. You're hand checking, snapping.

[Peyton]

Oh, we appreciate y'all coming on, man. It's always a great time. Is there anything I want to leave them with? Anything upcoming coming for them?

[Cam]

Imagine that. Coming out very, very soon. Dream Con Houston. Make sure that you looking out for the ticket drops, because Houston is going to be the best year for sure. And stop who us on seven days of rdc. Because y'all don't even know what happened. A movie coming out soon. That's it. Theater movie. See it in theaters.

[Peyton]

Yeah.

[Leland]

Yeah.

[Peyton]

RDC World, everybody.

[Leland]

Appreciate y'all.