WE GOT ROBBED ON CAMERA! -You Should Know Podcast-

Summary

You Should Know Podcast – Episode 189: "WE GOT ROBBED ON CAMERA!"

Hosts: Peyton Hardin (“Pete”) & Cameron Kennedy (“Cam”)
Release Date: November 3, 2025

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Main Theme / Purpose

In this wild, story-packed episode, Peyton and Cam recount their recent adventures, including a chaotic travel weekend, awkward public encounters, and an unprecedented “break-in” at their studio—caught live during the recording. Interspersed with their signature brotherly banter, the pair recount tales from Tennessee, misadventures in grocery stores and gyms, and reflect on privacy, boundaries, and how their fame is starting to impact their day-to-day lives.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Cross-Country (Not Really) – The Tennessee Travel Debate

• Plane Trip Recap (05:08–13:05)

  • Pete proclaims they went “across the country”—a point Cam vigorously disputes, arguing it was just two states over from Texas to Tennessee.
    • Memorable Moment: Both debate the semantics of "cross-country", with Pete fixating on possible flight paths as an excuse.
    • Quote:

      Cam (12:17): “Cross country is Florida to LA, Oregon to New York.”
      Pete: “Says who?”
      Cam: “The country!”

  • Anecdotes from the flight: turbulence tales, tequila sodas, and travel anxiety, with Pete trying to hide panic from his “significant other” (dubbed "Voldemort").
    • Quote:

      Pete (08:01): “I was trying to be Betty…so I chugged the whole double tequila soda—worst idea I’ve ever had… I went and grabbed the throw-up bag in the front.”

• Cam's Turbulent Encounter (14:49–19:44)

  • Cam’s story about turbulence, trying to comfort his wife, and accidentally getting a stranger’s hand gripped on his thigh.
    • Quote:

      Cam (16:08): “Literally have an entire human being's hand grip my thigh… She’s sitting next to her husband!”

    • The resulting awkwardness and arguments between the couple next to him are recounted, with Peyton pitching this as a plot for “Cucks on a Plane.”

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2. The Nashville Weekend & Stairs from Hell

• Arriving at the Airbnb (19:55–25:18)
  • Pete details carrying heavy bags (trying to be the “gentleman”) and discovering an absurd amount of stairs in the Airbnb, sparking exhaustion and laughter.
    • Quote:

      Pete (24:10): “I literally turn the corner. I go, ‘Oh F— you, Voldemort!’ … It was like a staircase to heaven.”

    • Both commiserate over the plight of carrying suitcases—Cam, ever the minimalist, shares his strategy for packing light.

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3. Encounters with Strangers – Awkward, Educational, and Hilarious

• Cam’s Bakery Blunder (27:00–34:34)

  • While shopping for his sick wife, Cam tries to ask a Kroger worker (who is deaf) about sourdough, then fumbles through an accidental charades session.
    • Laughter erupts as they discuss the importance (and difficulty) of communicating and respecting the methods that work for deaf individuals.
    • Quote:

      Cam (29:05): “I have never in my entire life felt more like you in a moment—instant sweats, instant anxiety, panic attack…”

• Avocado Toast & “Clean Penis” (34:08–34:50)

  • In classic podcast fashion, a detour on the “taste” of avocados leads to irreverent, NSFW humor.
    • Quote:

      Pete (33:49): “Tastes like clean penis.”
      Cam: “I’m so proud of you for saying that.”

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4. Studio Break-In – The Title Event

• Live On-Air Intrusion (48:15–56:13)

  • As they record, people unexpectedly start peering into/strolling into the studio. Chaos breaks out as the crew scrambles to respond, capturing it all for the show.

    • Immediate confusion, adrenaline and paranoia as they debate (on-mic) how to handle it—whether to bring the intruders in, how to get them to leave, and ensuring everyone’s safety.
    • Quote:

      Pete (49:20): “This is unbelievable. Somebody just broke into the office.”
      Cam: “They’re still here… I’m making eye contact with someone.”

  • After the incident:

    • Both reflect on the crossing of boundaries between creator and audience, urging listeners not to repeat it—new security will be installed at their next office.
    • Quote:

      Cam (56:22): “Don’t ever do that again!” Pete: “You will get trespassed, you’ll get sent to jail…”

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5. Viral Fame & Its Costs – “Stop Filming Me In Public!”

• Peyton’s Broadway Street Interview (57:32–67:21)
  • In Nashville, Peyton is unexpectedly roped into a street interview for social media—but the questions (“What’s the freakiest thing you’ve ever done?” and “Do you smoke weed?”) send him spiraling with anxiety, all while a crowd gathers.
    • Quote:

      Pete (59:56): “He puts the mic right there in my face… The first thing he asks me: ‘What’s the freakiest thing you’ve ever done?’ That should be a misdemeanor in three states!”

    • Cam (and later Peyton) stress just how invasive and overwhelming it felt; Pete panics, gets awkward and over-shares, and the “Salmon Tongue” TikTok is born.
    • Quote:

      Cam (66:43): “That is… that should be an illegal line of questioning!”

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6. Day-to-Day Absurdity

• Grocery Store Ethics (39:56–45:47)
  • Pete brings up “10 item or less” lines: is it okay to sneak through with more? Cam has no reservations (“I'm picking up a pack of gum on my way… and calling it 13!”), while Pete agonizes over grocery code honor.
    • Quote:

      Pete (41:51): “That’s sacred territory.”
      Cam: “You will literally cut up in traffic, you’ll roll through a stop sign… God forbid you have 11 items in a 10 item or less line.”

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7. The Locker Room Vape Fiasco

• Cam’s Gym Story (69:15–75:32)
  • After working out, Cam is accosted by a stranger’s vape pen sliding under the shower stall, leading to a bizarre interaction in which he is forced to pass the soaking vape back under the stall, all while the man vapes in the shower.
    • Quote:

      Cam (70:59): “Grape blow pop vape. This [man’s] ripping a grape blow pop vape in the shower, rapping to himself, and it falls into my shower.” Pete (72:25): “You sucked in suds trying to help another man get his vice. Nah, darling, that’s crazy.”

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Selected Notable Quotes & Timestamped Highlights

• Semantics Battle Over 'Cross Country'

  Cam (12:17): “Cross country is Florida to LA, Oregon to New York.”
  Pete: “Says who?”

• On Flight Anxiety:

  Pete (08:01): “I chugged the whole double tequila soda. Worst idea I’ve ever had.”

• Plane Stranger Gripping Cam's Leg:

  Cam (16:08): “Literally, have an entire human being's hand grip my thigh... Who the are you? She’s sitting next to her husband.”

• Staircase to Heaven in the Airbnb:

  Pete (24:10): “I literally turn the corner. I go, ‘Oh F— you, Voldemort!’”

• Accidental Ableism in the Bakery:

  Cam (29:05): “I have never in my entire life felt more like you in a moment—instant sweats, instant anxiety, panic attack.”

• Avocado Confession:

  Pete (33:49): “Tastes like clean penis.”

• Studio Break-In Realization:

  Pete (49:20): “This is unbelievable. Somebody just broke into the office.”

• Aftermath & Warnings:

  Cam (56:22): “Don’t ever do that again!” Pete: “You will get trespassed, you’ll get sent to jail…”

• Street Interview Panic:

  Pete (59:56): “He puts the mic right there in my face… ‘What’s the freakiest thing you’ve ever done?’”

• On “10 Item or Less” Lines:

  Cam (40:44): “If I have 12 items, I'm picking up a pack of gum on my way to the 10 or less.”

• Locker Room Vape Story:

  Cam (70:59): “Grape blow pop vape… falls into my shower.” Pete (72:25): “You sucked in suds trying to help another man get his vice.”

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Important Timestamps

• 04:02–13:05: “Cross-country” travel and flight stories
• 14:49–19:44: Cam’s inflight stranger leg-grab incident
• 19:55–25:18: The Airbnb and its “staircase to heaven”
• 27:00–34:34: Cam’s awkward encounter with deaf bakery worker
• 48:15–56:13: Live on-air “break-in” at the studio
• 57:32–67:21: Peyton’s street interview panic on Broadway
• 69:15–75:32: Cam’s gym vape incident

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Tone & Dynamics

The episode is signature YSK: irreverent, confessional, and full of exaggerated comedic energy layered atop real moments of awkwardness or vulnerability. Peyton and Cam each poke at each other's pride and mistakes while finding ways to deliver punchlines between even the most personal admissions. The show becomes meta as they react to fans “breaking in” during the taping, blurring the line between performance and real life.

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Final Thoughts

This episode offers everything YSK fans love—hilarious storytelling, genuine vulnerability, and the duo’s unique chemistry. The “robbery”/break-in moment is emblematic of their growing fame, illustrating the excitement and real-world (sometimes risky) consequences of podcasting. For new listeners, this episode is an anthology of what defines the show: chaotic friendship, awkward (but teachable) moments, and a willingness to laugh at just about anything.

Secret Code for Community:

• SRP (“Stop Recording Peyton!”) — leave it in the comments!

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Summary prepared for listeners who missed the episode, or want a quick reference to the stories and lessons shared in YSK Podcast Episode 189.

Transcript

[Cam]

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[Pete]

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[Cam]

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[Pete]

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[Cam]

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[Pete]

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[Pete]

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[Cam]

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[Pete]

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[Cam]

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[Pete]

Now on to the rest of the episode. The you SHOULD Know podcast. Hey everybody. Welcome back to the you Should Know podcast episode 189. Round of applause please. Oh, audio listeners, you just missed a fantastic Intro. Hey, everybody. Welcome back to you should know podcast episode 189. If you're new here, if you haven't already, look below. You see the subscribe button pressed. You're wrong. If you look even more below that, you see a comment section fulfilled with your name. Guess what? Even more on. Go and fill that out. We are fresh off of the Halloween episode, and boy, do we have some things to talk about. Me and Cam took a trip across the country. We're gonna tell you all about that. C.J. was there too. He's giving me the craziest look ever that I just counted about. But. But we are weeks away from the YSK Peyton vs Camp Tour documentary hitting your lips. And if you want to see that, first you have to go over to the best place in the world, and that is our Patreon. Patreon.com youshould know podcast, where you get about five to six hours of extra content per week. The ad free, uncensored version of this, as well as bonus episodes that are hour long with the whole crew. If you want to hear the beautiful voices on the fourth camera, you got to go over to the Patreon as well as behind the scenes and exclusive knowledge. We love you guys. We love you guys. We love you guys. We are so happy to be here. On to the rest of the episode. Yes, the you should know podcast.

[Cam]

We got go host Cam back in the studio. Hey, bub. Hey, bub. How are ya?

[Pete]

That was great. That was great.

[Cam]

Thou is great.

[Pete]

Thou shall not say you're not great.

[Cam]

Thou shall not steal. Stolen. Makes a good meal. Meal. Cook it twice. Double the deal.

[Pete]

Ooh, double the deal. I'm eating an orange peel, then I'm gonna go get an envelope. Lick the seal.

[Cam]

Lick the seal. Put it on a squirrel's back. Rips his hair, then he squeals.

[Pete]

Howie Mandel, what's the deal? Yeah, I'm gonna go in.

[Cam]

Man.

[Pete]

Shut up. We got co host Kim back in the studio.

[Cam]

He said. He said, you don't help with my cipher. You don't help me. How are you? The hell with the how are you? In the intro, you said we went across the country.

[Pete]

We did.

[Cam]

And I literally was flabbergasted because my. My body did not go across the country at all. We just took a trip together when we went two states over to the sea. Two states to the right.

[Pete]

Well, it depends on the tech. No, no. If you want to.

[Cam]

It depends. It could be one state. You only cross through one state to.

[Pete]

Go from Texas to Tennessee. That is technically across the country. And we're not gonna start with yelling at each other. We're gonna keep our indoor voices.

[Cam]

We can keep indoor voices all you want. That's not across the country.

[Pete]

It depends on the route. So you're saying every plane goes the same route? We took aeroplanes, didn't we?

[Cam]

Yeah, we did take an aeroplane.

[Pete]

A lot of turbulence on the way, Todd.

[Cam]

I mean, I started praying hard. I said, oh, no. I said that right now. Please, please.

[Pete]

Yes. And my. And we're gonna get to it because it is across the country.

[Cam]

That's not across the country on the way.

[Pete]

Me and Cam went to Tennessee this weekend.

[Cam]

Yes.

[Pete]

Right. And we took a plane there. A lot of turbulence. Right. And so it happened not at the beginning of the takeoff. It was kind of like beginning to mid flight.

[Cam]

Beginning.

[Pete]

I would say beginning to mid flight.

[Cam]

But it wasn't right at takeoff. I agree with you.

[Pete]

Yeah, yeah. So beginning to mid flight. Right. And so I already got this. I'm on my second double tequila soda because I got one when I was boarding and then I got one when we took off. Right.

[Cam]

Beautiful.

[Pete]

So I'm. I'm about to get four shots deep.

[Cam]

You're about four shots into that old bloodstream. Right. It's hidden jet fuel.

[Pete]

And so we. We were turbulent, and it wasn't like turbulence, like, oh, you're shaking. It was one of those G forces.

[Cam]

Oh, yeah. Like you're sitting there and it went. Yeah. I said, yeah.

[Pete]

Horror movie. You heard? A couple.

[Cam]

A couple. Okay. Now you being right behind the pilot, it might not have been as bad. Me in 33D. Yeah, yeah. It was pretty scary. I was like, our. The whole plane was shaking. You were up there probably like this. Oh, oh, oh.

[Pete]

And so my thing was, I was with Thou shalt that Not Be Named.

[Cam]

You were with Voldemort?

[Pete]

I was with pretty Voldemort.

[Cam]

A beautiful Voldemort.

[Pete]

I was with a very pretty Voldemort sitting right next to me. And this person doesn't fly often, so the turbulence was scary to this person. And I was trying to be Betty B. And act like I was a scared inside, petrified little girl.

[Cam]

Yeah. Inside. Ooh. Squeezing my nuts, toes, and butt. What?

[Pete]

And so Voldemort was grabbing me, like, on my arm, like, ooh, yeah, yeah. She was like, ooh, protect me. I said, if this goes down, ain't I can do about it. You're dead. I don't know what to tell you exactly.

[Cam]

She said, I really hope you Know, if they. If those pop, you're on your own. It is you versus you. Me versus me. I'm getting my. I'm not even looking at you.

[Pete]

I said, I've known you for a couple months.

[Cam]

Huh?

[Pete]

All right.

[Cam]

You're not a wizard, Harry, bro.

[Pete]

This came in this world without you.

[Cam]

No, no, no.

[Pete]

I have more.

[Cam]

Oh, go. No, don't you break that.

[Pete]

I was saying I was trying to be Betty. And so I had the double tequila soda in my hand and I was like, okay, I'm a show that I'm not scared. So they were grabbing all onto me like this, and I was like, it's no, it's just gonna last only a little bit, right? And so I took. I chugged the whole double tequila soda. Worst idea I've ever had. It got to the point, Cam, where, you know, I have a lot of pride, so I'll fake it till I make it. It was to a point. I went and grabbed the throw up bag in the front and I was. I swear to God, I was holding onto it. I was like, hey. I was like, I'm going to throw up. Like, this is. And like, I could see her, like, lose respect for me in real time. She was like this.

[Cam]

She goes, oh, my God, I wasn't even going to throw up. She goes, you look pansy.

[Pete]

Yeah. You're sitting there like, yeah, so that's what started this. And by the way, throughout this episode, it's going to be one of those episodes.

[Cam]

Oh, I'm feeling It's in the air.

[Pete]

Where me and Cam have a lot of stories from this weekend.

[Cam]

Oh, yeah. It's in the air.

[Pete]

And I'm very excited to talk about something. Some things, some of y' all already might have seen. I have another incident of being on the Internet. So we're going to get into it. What were you going to say before.

[Cam]

We talk about how it's clearly not across the country. Like, it's. It's like factually not at all.

[Pete]

Depends where you. Which route you go.

[Cam]

It really doesn't. But I had something that happened. It's all two states over.

[Pete]

You end on the route. Planes go different routes. Yes or no, Cam?

[Cam]

Yes. Did we have a hangover in Boston?

[Pete]

First of all, you don't do hangovers in the sky.

[Cam]

I'm like, were we drunk in Boston?

[Pete]

I was.

[Cam]

I was like, no, we didn't have a singular layover, Kim.

[Pete]

How do you know which way we went? Did you route it from your window?

[Cam]

Were you like, Mississippi? You're caught up on planes go different routes.

[Pete]

They do. That's true.

[Cam]

So do cars. Right. If I drive. Hey. From Texas to Oklahoma, it's different.

[Pete]

Texas and Oklahoma are connected. Texas and Tennessee aren't.

[Cam]

If I drive from Texas to. What's one state over? Arizona. That is two states over. It's two states over. Don't take the tile. Stop.

[Pete]

Stop, man. But I'm saying. But I'm sorry. I'm saying, like the.

[Cam]

It doesn't matter. You're caught up on the direction of.

[Pete]

The plane, so you're saying there's only.

[Cam]

I'm telling you it's two states over. No matter what plane you get on, it's two states over.

[Pete]

Not true.

[Cam]

How is that not true?

[Pete]

Go through. Look, let me pull the max. I don't know my states.

[Cam]

No, no, you can go through.

[Pete]

So you can go through Louisiana to Mississippi, up to Tennessee. You can go like this.

[Cam]

Yeah. Did we do that?

[Pete]

Absolutely. You don't know.

[Cam]

We went from Dallas to. To Nashville.

[Pete]

I'm not saying we stopped anywhere.

[Cam]

Can I know we didn't stop? I'm. You're arguing. Okay, look. If I am driving to Oklahoma, but I decide for whatever reason to go through the entire coastline, different driving and.

[Pete]

Flying are different because there's different planes, there's different routes. There's. There's cloud temperatures. There's cumulative clouds, Celsius clouds, red bull clouds. There's all kinds of clouds in the sky.

[Cam]

I am using your literal same argument against you.

[Pete]

How?

[Cam]

If I am going to Oklahoma, but I decide I want to go through Louisiana, and then I want to go through Mississippi and then start tailing back up. Maybe I touch a little Nashville. Maybe I say hi to little Broadway, Broadway girls.

[Pete]

Huh?

[Cam]

And then I come back around through old Arkansas, Then maybe I slide up to Kansas, then I hit Oklahoma. That doesn't matter because it's not across the country. It is touching my border.

[Pete]

But we're not touching the border.

[Cam]

Tennessee's one state away.

[Pete]

No, it's not. We are not touching Tennessee. Cam.

[Cam]

We're not. It's one state away.

[Pete]

That would be the next state.

[Cam]

Sure. Texas, Arkansas. Tennessee.

[Pete]

Yes.

[Cam]

So we have to go through one. Meaning it's two.

[Pete]

You can get to Tennessee without going to going through Arkansas in the sky. I'm just saying there's different routes, and I think I don't understand what the big problem is.

[Cam]

Cross country is Florida to la, Oregon to New York.

[Pete]

Says who?

[Cam]

The country. If you're crossing it. Like, you have to cross it. Right. You're not. Go If I say I'm gonna go on a jog through my entire neighborhood and I go to the next house over. I didn't jog the neighborhood.

[Pete]

You went across the neighborhood.

[Cam]

I went the next state or house over.

[Pete]

But if you cross geography is. Who says I feel like if you cross borders, you want to cross the country. I'm just saying you're getting caught up on. On semantics. And I'm not semantic Sammy.

[Cam]

You are. You are literally semantic Sammy Samantha Samuels.

[Pete]

Him.

[Cam]

Him herself. You are that. You're the king of semantics. You are semantics, Peyton. Semantics. Stefan Harden. That's you. You're the. You are semantics.

[Pete]

What Lord in the comments, define across.

[Cam]

Oh my God.

[Pete]

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[Cam]

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[Pete]

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[Cam]

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[Pete]

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[Cam]

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[Pete]

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[Pete]

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[Cam]

Anyway, on that same plane during this I cuz I did not know that that happened to you cuz you were significantly further up the plane than me.

[Pete]

So much higher.

[Cam]

You were like three. You were three a forgot you're on.

[Pete]

The same flight as me.

[Cam]

I was 33d so I on the same plane during the turbulence.

[Pete]

Right, Right.

[Cam]

So D is an aisle seat because abc and there's D. Right.

[Pete]

So you're now seat.

[Cam]

So I'm sitting here in the aisle. The turbulence is going crazy. And lives right next to me. So I reach over and I grab her leg.

[Pete]

Oh, sweet, man.

[Cam]

I reach over. I'm just like, hey, babe, you're good. Like, we're all good. It's turbulence. Don't be afraid at all. And she's sitting there. She's like. She's like, shut up. I'm not afraid. I'm just saying. I was like, oh, my God. Okay, well, don't. Don't throw up on me. Just actually, don't even look at me. You'll be okay during this turbulence. It's flying all over the place. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm looking down, watching my phone, and I literally have an entire human being's hand grip my thigh. The person next to me goes, literally, like. And I'm not exaggerating.

[Pete]

No way.

[Cam]

The woman next to me goes and grabs my leg, and I went, oh. And I look at. Cause I'm like, my wife's here, right? Who the are you? And I look at her, and she's sitting next to her husband. So I'm not. And I swear I've been waiting. So that was the first thing I. I had that written down, so I didn't forget it.

[Pete]

Oh, my God. Before I even got off the plane. Oh, my God. Y' all swung on a plane. Oh, my God. Y' all swung on a plane. Oh, my God. You looked over. She had an upside down pineapple on her chest. Oh, my God.

[Cam]

And then I looked down, and I've never wore a day in my life, but I have a fake pineapple tattoo. And I'm just like.

[Pete]

I knew you looked at the husband. He's like this.

[Cam]

He's like, oh, go for it.

[Pete]

Go for it. Go grab her.

[Cam]

Go for it. Let me get my camcorder. No, I'm just kidding. Okay. He goes, God damn. He is a little. Pretty little boy. Okay, back to reality and a black wife. We can cross off a couple boxes. Darlene.

[Pete]

That's the new. That's my new favorite movie.

[Cam]

Cucks on a Plane.

[Pete]

I love it.

[Cam]

These cucks off my plane. I used to love watching that movie.

[Pete]

Anyway.

[Cam]

All right, okay.

[Pete]

Back to it.

[Cam]

I'm talking big grip. And I immediately. Because like any normal human would. I can't even hide it. I went and look at it, right? Beats her on. I can't hear. I Slide the ear. And I go. And she goes, I'm so sorry. So sorry. A lot of turbulence. Just so much turbulence. I'm so sorry. It was just, like, a natural thing. So I. Benefit of the doubt. I'm like, whatever. Like, she was scared. She's in the middle seat. She doesn't have, like. Like, something she can hold on to.

[Pete]

She just grabbed. Sure.

[Cam]

Exactly. Pretty much, right. I was just kind of being nice, like, oh, no, you're fine. You're fine. Her husband did not like it at all.

[Pete]

Oh, my God.

[Cam]

They start arguing about her gripping my leg right next to me. Literally, me, wife, husband. He's like, what? He goes, what happened? And he was like, a cool guy because we were talking, like, while we were seated before he took off. He goes, what happened? And so at this point, I see his face. I. I pause my movie so I have the beats on, but I can fully hear. And I'm just, like. Just listening. She's like, no, I just accidentally grabbed his leg. She's like, why the. He goes, why the hell you touching him? Oh, yeah. I'm just sitting there like this. Oh. Oh. What are you gonna say? What are you gonna say? What's your answer? What are you gonna say to him? And I'm just sitting there giddy. What are you about to say? And she goes, no, I told him. I said I was sorry. I just didn't mean to. But I grabbed him. He was like, what'd you grab?

[Pete]

Oh, my. What you grab is crazy. No, what you grab is crazy.

[Cam]

What you grab is wicked. What you grab is crazy. She did not grab my jack links.

[Pete]

Right.

[Cam]

And I don't have beef jerky, if you know what I'm saying. I got that. Got that beef and chicken, babe.

[Pete]

There is a snake on this part.

[Cam]

Yeah, that mother in 33D. But he's. I. I'm not kidding. He goes, what'd you grab? She was like, what? What are you talking about? I accidentally grabbed his leg. I already apologized. It's over.

[Pete]

Yeah.

[Cam]

Why are you touching other men? Literally into this, like, five minutes.

[Pete]

Holy.

[Cam]

The point where I was so uncomfortable. Yeah. I just said, I can't do this, actually.

[Pete]

Yeah.

[Cam]

Sort of watching just about. I was like, I've overstayed my welcome. I've read the room. This is now serious.

[Pete]

Goodbye.

[Cam]

And I just went right back to my movie.

[Pete]

Holy dog.

[Cam]

It was. It was nuts.

[Pete]

For real. No. If. Dude, you are. I'm glad you saved it to tell me on the podcast, but if you would have told me as soon as we got off the plane, I'd have been like, which couple was it?

[Cam]

Oh, I know. They weren't. They weren't even. That bag. They weren't at the. That was.

[Pete]

Awful sentence.

[Cam]

They weren't even that bad. They weren't even at the baggage claim.

[Pete]

Oh.

[Cam]

Because I was. They were, like, itching. I was like, God, I actually got to point to them and be like, wait till we record, and I'm gonna tell you something about them. But I couldn't see him.

[Pete]

I would have walked, right? And be like, I would have walked up to the girl. But you like my man.

[Cam]

And the picture in your head.

[Pete]

Yeah.

[Cam]

Guarantee this. They looked like the just most. Just generic, regular generic couple. Nothing. Nothing different about.

[Pete]

Yeah, bro.

[Cam]

It was nuts.

[Pete]

That's a crazy start to the trip. Wicked crazy start to the trip, man. Well, we. We got to Nashville, right? We went to Nashville for Kane Brown's Halloween party. Was a great, great birthday party.

[Cam]

Yes, great. And Martha, fantastic. Yes.

[Pete]

But great party, but we go into the Airbnb, right? And I mean. I mean, wildest intro to Airbnb I've ever seen.

[Cam]

Oh, yeah.

[Pete]

So, like I said, I'm with maybe a significant other on this trip.

[Cam]

There we go. Voldemort.

[Pete]

It's me and. Me and me and Voldemort. Significant other, Voldemort. Right now that shall not be named. I'm a gentleman, Mama.

[Cam]

Very much a man. That's gentle.

[Pete]

Mama raised me right. Father raised me right, right.

[Cam]

Father raised you a little, too, right?

[Pete]

So. So, you know, we're coming from the airport to the Airbnb. I got my suitcase. I got her suitcase. I'm like, hey, you don't carry a bag around me. You don't touch door handles. You don't carry nothing around me. Let me.

[Cam]

That's where you already messed up, mister. Hoo. Hoo.

[Pete]

Yeah.

[Cam]

We started packing. I said, liv, we're sharing a suitcase. Take your half. If it doesn't fit you, don't bring it. I said, uber leaves in 20. That's crazy. She was like, which one do you want to take? I said, oh, no, we're taking one.

[Pete]

Yeah.

[Cam]

I said, there's no need.

[Pete]

Well, I get. I get four free check bags.

[Cam]

Oh, whoa. Yeah, you do. Yeah, you. I said, hey, bring more. Yeah. Hey, dude, bring it into it if you want. It's free. Literally, don't pack anything. Just bring it. I get it for free.

[Pete]

Why not?

[Cam]

You never know. I literally might buy £50 from the mall, and we'll be good to go. And guess What? On the way back, free. I. Yeah, I love that.

[Pete]

So she brought a suitcase. I brought a suitcase, right? I take. I take it out of the Uber Black. I take it out with y'.

[Cam]

All.

[Pete]

With y'. All. I'm joking. No, I'm joking. You go.

[Cam]

After I tip him a hundred dollars cash.

[Pete]

This is an ongoing joke between us and the friend group. And I don't like it. All right? I don't like. It's not true.

[Cam]

Well, change it. I'm just kidding. I go, just get in the Corolla for once, one time.

[Pete]

So. Well, we had too many people. That's why we had too many people. So I pull the suitcases out of the truck, right?

[Cam]

Yes.

[Pete]

Her suitcase is heavy, right?

[Cam]

She has makeup. Y' all Both packed like 50. Like. Like heavy.

[Pete]

Yeah. Cuz we're dripped out.

[Cam]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Pete]

So you know what I mean? We don't wear that. He pulls out his Louis bag.

[Cam]

Look at the shorts, Pete. He goes, we don't wear that.

[Pete]

He goes.

[Cam]

I don't know if he goes. I don't know if you ever weighed a diamond. They're kind of dense. You can get the 50 quick.

[Pete]

It's a bad joke. It's a bad joke. That's not true. Anyway, I pull the suitcases out. They're two heavy suitcases, right? We walk into the Airbnb. There's no first floor of this Airbnb. There's only like one room in the garage. It's like a townhouse that is built straight up.

[Cam]

Straight up.

[Pete]

So when you walk in, you're met by stairs. And I said, okay, I gotta carry these bags, these two suitcases up the stairs. Fair amount of stairs. Probably like 10 stairs. 10 steps.

[Cam]

Probably like 10, 12. Yeah.

[Pete]

So it was easy. Boom. I'm lugging it. I'm hitting the wall.

[Cam]

50 each hand.

[Pete]

Yeah, I'm hitting the wall. £50 on each hand.

[Cam]

Go, go, go.

[Pete]

I'm like, we're not getting the security deposit back on this house. I get up, boom, I'm on the second floor.

[Cam]

Panting.

[Pete]

I'm like, oh, wow, that was heavy. I'm looking on the second floor.

[Cam]

There's no rooms, just beautiful living room, kitchen, and like a little game area. Game area was all just open concept.

[Pete]

So I say, I gotta see where the rooms are at. I turn this corner to where there's an arrow pointed. There's literally a sign on the wall with arrows pointing this way. I said, that has to be the direction I'm going in. I turn this corner and I literally, instead of this person's name, I'm gonna say Voldemort. I literally turn the corner. I go, oh, f you, Voldemort.

[Cam]

It was so, so loud. I'm over there trying to turn on the TV and I hear that and I go, what the hell? And I go and turn that corner. And I see what he saw and I started crying.

[Pete]

It literally looked like. Like it was a prank. Like, it was. I kid you not, like 50 steps. No, it was pointed straight up.

[Cam]

Absolutely ridiculous. Too many steps as well.

[Pete]

I think there's. There has to be elevator in this house for this to make sense.

[Cam]

Sanity.

[Pete]

It was the like. And I don't even know if we got a picture of it. I might go to the Airbnb book.

[Cam]

No, I think I. I could be wrong. I think Voldemort took a picture. Okay. Of just you standing in front of the staircase to heaven. Yeah, no, I think she might.

[Pete]

Like, I literally could have saw Jesus Christ if I went to the top of the stairs.

[Cam]

It was honestly a little disrespectful. Like, because the first one to get from level one to two was like. Like you said, maybe like 12 wasn't crazy. You turn that corner, it is easily like 20 steps to the third. And there's another like 20. It was nuts, bro. It was so funny. He really saw that, knowing he has to carry two 50 pound fully loaded suitcases.

[Pete]

Dude, it is bullshit.

[Cam]

Two Voltage screamed it.

[Pete]

He let go.

[Cam]

He said, oh, no, dude. No, there's no.

[Pete]

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[Cam]

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[Pete]

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[Cam]

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[Cam]

Bro. Oh, my God, that trip. Okay, we're gonna sprinkle it throughout the episode.

[Pete]

Yeah.

[Cam]

I have to tell you something that happened to me once we got back at a grocery store.

[Pete]

Okay, so you went.

[Cam]

Okay, now I'm gonna start this off, and you need to let me finish, but I'm gonna start this off by saying, a, this is an educational moment for all of us. B, I meant no harm whatsoever. And C, here we go.

[Pete]

No, Cam.

[Cam]

No, no, it's fine. It's fine.

[Pete]

It is. It's educational.

[Cam]

And I'm. I'm dead serious. I go to Kroger. We get back from the Nashville trip. My wife, she goes to the doctor. Boom. Strep throat. She's down and out. I'm like. So I go to the gym. She hits me with a grocery list. Babe, can you please pick this up? I said, oh, of course I love you, sick Girl. I stop at Kroger. That's weird, man.

[Pete]

It's weird.

[Cam]

I go, oh, of course I love you, sick Girl. I'm just kidding. What the hell is.

[Pete]

Sorry to the audio listeners.

[Cam]

Oh. Oh.

[Pete]

Do you think, like, some people listen to this with, like, their parents in the car and they just heard me go, probably.

[Cam]

That was like a. Yeah.

[Pete]

Anyway, continue with your story.

[Cam]

Okay, so I'm going through. And one of the things my wife requested was a loaf of sourdough. Okay. Very normal. So I get into this bakery section. There's all sorts of breads and donuts, and for whatever reason, I'm having, like, the hardest time finding sourdough. And I'm like, I cannot. I know they have it. Sourdough. I can't find it. Corner of my eye, I see a worker. He's working at Kroger. He's literally unloading. Why are you. You're doing something with your jaw. There's a lot of lower jaw movement from you. I see this worker, and he's literally unloading bread. If it was a regular person I probably wouldn't ask him, but I'm like, you're in the bread section unloading bread. So I go. And I have my AirPods in, by the way. So I go, hey, excuse me, bro. Literally just didn't hear me.

[Pete]

Nothing.

[Cam]

You're gonna make me. I can't. I can't laugh while I'm saying this. Hold on. Because you're gonna. You're gonna make me really. You're gonna make me not appreciate the fact that I'm sharing this. Oh, okay. I go.

[Pete]

Say it, man. You gotta get. You gotta rip the band aid off.

[Cam]

Oh, yeah, here we go. I go, hey, excuse me, sir, do you have any sourdough? No response. He doesn't look at me. I go, hey, hey, man. Sir, Sir. He's not looking at me once. He's not paying attention to me. So at this point, I'm like, what the. Like, why is like, am I doing something wrong? So I take a step to the guy. He looks me in my eye. Like, he only just kind of moves his head like this. And I go, hey, man, do you have any, like. Do you have sourdough? And he goes. I was like.

[Pete]

I go.

[Cam]

Really? Opens his chest up, points to his badge. It says his name and then death. Now, now, hear me out, because I'm not. I'm not laughing at the situation. Real quick, audio listener. Oh, my God. So now I have never in my entire life felt more like you in a moment. When I'm talking about instant sweats, instant anxiety, panic attack. And I was so flabbergasted. Not because he's dead. My grandma's essentially deaf. Because I felt so bad in the moment and I did not know what was step two. Right. Yeah.

[Pete]

What do you follow up with now?

[Cam]

This is the educational part.

[Pete]

No, no, no, no, no.

[Cam]

And I don't know what was in my mind. I really don't. For about three seconds, I started trying to, like, hand things to him.

[Pete]

You tried to sign lady with sourdough?

[Cam]

No, I wasn't doing letters. But I'm saying. No, seriously, I didn't. I didn't mean. I'm saying, like, I don't know the letters. And the educational part is don't try to, like, play charades with a deaf person if you don't know asl, because that's disrespectful to them. And that's unfortunately what I caught myself doing. No, because I literally was like, oh. Like I did a loaf of bread and did a cut motion through it.

[Pete]

Hold on.

[Cam]

This man looked at me and said. And I went, oh, oh. At first off, I went, oh, so sorry. Continue to speak out loud. And that's terrible in itself.

[Pete]

No, they can relapse.

[Cam]

Okay, good. Well, then I went, oh, I'm so sorry. And then I literally went like this. I went. And then as I caught myself making a loaf of bread and cutting it in the middle of the air, unfortunately, I was so panicked and, like, upset with myself, I literally went like this to the guy. I went and legit took off and walked away from him. Didn't say a word to him.

[Pete]

You know. You know what you could do? Hold on. You know what you could do?

[Cam]

And I am dead.

[Pete]

You know what you could do? This is what you could do.

[Cam]

I am so serious. Oh. Oh. What the. Look how he smelled sourdough. What the hell?

[Pete]

Are you serious?

[Cam]

You smelled sourdough with a wife. Smell how you smell sour candy, you.

[Pete]

Stupid.

[Cam]

Hey, imagine now in that scenario, you go like that. And he's like, oh, no, no, no.

[Pete]

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

[Cam]

No, no, no, I'm not. But I'm saying.

[Pete]

What?

[Cam]

No, but you should. Crazy moment. Dead serious.

[Pete]

Horrible.

[Cam]

No, it was terrible and I suck. But I'm saying I think asl.

[Pete]

I think it's important, bro.

[Cam]

Now, ASL would be good to learn. Not the most important second language for me to learn personally, but it would be. It'd be cool. See? Oh, come on. I. I could. I could, man.

[Pete]

No, no, no.

[Cam]

I could say. I could say something.

[Pete]

We don't have to though, right?

[Cam]

We don't. But I can.

[Pete]

But we don't. We should. No, because we're doing good.

[Cam]

It'd be really.

[Pete]

Oh, no, it's okay. Okay.

[Cam]

No, it's okay.

[Pete]

Sorry, dude. Yeah, but. Okay. Learning. Nope. Well, you're gonna have to mute it. But this is the thing. You should have just typed it out now. I did have a mispronunciation.

[Cam]

Yeah, you said you got any sourdough? I've never even.

[Pete]

I don't even know what sourdough is, to be honest. I've never eat that type of bread. I'm not a bread type of guy.

[Cam]

Definitely had sourdough.

[Pete]

Never had it.

[Cam]

Have you ever. Have you ordered like avocado toast in a restaurant?

[Pete]

No, I've never had avocado toast. I don't like avocados.

[Cam]

That's true. He says it tastes like.

[Pete]

Tastes like clean penis.

[Cam]

I'm so proud of you for saying that.

[Pete]

Well, from the ladies I've dealt with.

[Cam]

First question I asked him, I Said, did you just tell me guacamole tastes like clean penis? Oh, yes. He goes, yes. And I go, okay, we're going to reverse engineer this one. Well, listen, how does it taste? Like, clean?

[Pete]

Because let me tell you. Let me tell you. It's because women I've dealt with, they. Whenever we've. We've gotten places for breakfast and they've gotten avocado toast, I go, they say, do you want some avocado? Said, no, I don't like it. I was like, I don't like the taste. And they said, oh, it tastes like clean penis. And I go, okay, I'll take your word for it. Now, I wouldn't mind, like, doing a science experiment on it. Like, if. Sure, if you. Like. If you paid me, like, if it was like a survey, you know, they. They pay you. There's like.

[Cam]

There's like, survey 2000 with an NDA.

[Pete]

No, no, no, no NDA. No, no, no NDA. No NDA. I'm just saying, like, you know how you can do, like, surveys, like test. Like sleep test and like, Netflix test, like movie test, Like, d. I'll take a guacamole.

[Cam]

You know, as long as I'm given the accurate resources and pay for my time, I'm good.

[Pete]

Yes. I'm backside.

[Cam]

So let's. Let's. How does that work? There's a bowl of guac and a bowl of.

[Pete]

And I'm like. I'm like.

[Cam]

No, no, no.

[Pete]

The amount of sweat that man has under his arms, it's disgusting. The guacamole. The title of the episode, the guacamole Test. Oh, wow. That's disgusting. The you should know podcast. This episode is sponsored by Better Help.

[Cam]

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[Pete]

Yeah, Cam. As seasons change and days grow darker sooner, it can be a tough time for many, including myself. I don't like these times, but this November, BetterHelp is encouraging everyone to reach out, check in on friends, reconnect with loved ones, and remind the people in your life that you are there. Just as it can take a little courage to send that message or grab coffee with someone you haven't seen in a while. Reaching out out for therapy can be difficult too, but it's worth it. And it almost always leaves people wondering, why didn't I do this sooner?

[Cam]

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[Pete]

Woo.

[Cam]

That's a lot.

[Pete]

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[Cam]

I know, I know. I don't know why I try because.

[Pete]

I mean it when I say it.

[Cam]

Yeah, you also can say certain things I can't. What?

[Pete]

The N word.

[Cam]

What? Yeah, I mean, no, not. No, no, not that. But I'm saying you have. You just have a repertoire that I'm not allowed to say. Like, what.

[Pete]

What are you not allowed to say.

[Cam]

That I can say I can't say it.

[Pete]

Give me a subject.

[Cam]

Like I'm allowed to.

[Pete]

Wait. Give it. Whisper to me. No, here. Whisper to me.

[Cam]

You guys whisper it to me. Like right here. Whisper in my ear. Just wait. Like, whisper it really, really pronunciate. Right here.

[Pete]

Wait. Sings. I can't. Oh, it's because your wife. What? Like because you're in a relationship.

[Cam]

Oh, no.

[Pete]

Then what? Race. Oh, I said the N word.

[Cam]

No, no, I know, but like.

[Pete]

But you said it wasn't that.

[Cam]

No, I mean, there's a.

[Pete]

There's a. It's that. Yeah.

[Cam]

No, you just beat me, flirting wise.

[Pete]

Yeah, you actually.

[Cam]

Let's just talk about super quickly. You actually get to an uncomfortable level of flirting sometimes.

[Pete]

You think so?

[Cam]

Oh, yeah. There's like, oh, you look good. Oh, you look great.

[Pete]

You smell good.

[Cam]

And then out of left field, you're like, I would binge you over and make it nasty with you.

[Pete]

Yes, That's. I only flirt with you like that.

[Cam]

Yeah, I mean, I like it Sometimes it makes my cheeks red and I tingle. But outside, like, some.

[Pete]

She got to communicate with me, like, because whenever we were younger, that was your bag.

[Cam]

Like you said.

[Pete]

You said you want me to.

[Cam]

I do communicate with you, though. I. I tell you often. I go, yeah, it was mean. You don't give a.

[Pete]

No Mean is different.

[Cam]

Oh, I can only communicate with the flirts.

[Pete]

I can.

[Cam]

I want to.

[Pete]

Yeah. I want to make daddy feel good on the flirts. And don't do that, because we could talk about what happened literally an hour ago, as soon as we walked in here.

[Cam]

What happened?

[Pete]

First thing, whenever we walked, I'm in the studio before Cam. Cam comes into the office, right? I'm just sitting there doing stuff at my desk. He comes up to me, thrusts at me. It's ten in the morning. He's thrusting at me. He goes, oh, man, I could just. I could just really kiss you right now.

[Cam]

Now that did happen.

[Pete]

And I go, I did not know.

[Cam]

You'Re going that route.

[Pete]

That absolutely happened. Yeah. And I literally went. I looked at him. I was like. I didn't say anything. Cause I don't like to speak that early. And he goes. He goes, no, man, I could really do it. And I'm taking steps away. And then he does that thing where he gets real in your face. And he kissed me right on the. Right on, like the L5 right there.

[Cam]

We're really breaking down the fourth wall, aren't we? That all that happened? I can't say about it. That's 100% factual. Yeah. I don't know what it was. Some of his aura today, it was like glow. It was like a little gleam around you. I thought it smelled good. Hair was good. Black on black.

[Pete]

Really?

[Cam]

I mean, very white socks. Like, very white socks. Those socks are whiter than the shoe.

[Pete]

Yeah. 100% your favorite.

[Cam]

Now, what were you going to. That's Pierce's favorite. What are you going to say?

[Pete]

I was going to say, speaking of grocery stores, I went to the grocery store.

[Cam]

No, no, no. There's. There's actually no need. That's your first. First of me.

[Pete]

Speaking of grocery stores, I went to the grocery store yesterday. Okay.

[Cam]

Right.

[Pete]

Yes. Now, I only went to the grocery store for a couple things, like a few items.

[Cam]

Right.

[Pete]

And I had a conundrum, Right.

[Cam]

Which was it?

[Pete]

I had 12 items in my cart.

[Cam]

Okay.

[Pete]

All of the aisles, the checkout aisles were packed except for the 10 items or less. Oh. And I really had a heart to heart a me and Jesus moment of, like, is this. Okay, so in that moment, do you ever respect the 10 items or less in grocery stores? Say you have 15 items. Say you have 12 items. Are you still going to the 10 items or less, or are you honoring the system?

[Cam]

Peyton, if I have 12 items, I'm picking up a pack of gum on my way to the 10 or less. And I'm calling it 13. You got me up.

[Pete]

Really?

[Cam]

Absolutely.

[Pete]

This wrong. Because at what point does it stop, right? At what point is the cutoff of 10 items or less?

[Cam]

Because, okay, it's all eye test. If you have 12 Mason jars of like, 12 packs of Mason jars of, like, pottery and stuff like that. Yeah, yeah. You're not going. Your cart's full. If you have. If you have a pack of tuna here, bottle of ketchup there, maybe a little slab of bacon, you can make it.

[Pete]

So it's what's in the cart, not how much is in the cart. 100%.

[Cam]

So.

[Pete]

So there's. So say you had 40 little items. Are you still going to 10 items or less?

[Cam]

No, that's impossible.

[Pete]

30 little items.

[Cam]

That's impossible.

[Pete]

20 little items. 20.

[Cam]

20. You're on that. 20. You're on that line.

[Pete]

So you have 20 little items. You're going to the 10 items or less.

[Cam]

I wouldn't. I wouldn't. I have a little couth.

[Pete]

I had. I had 10 items, and I still counted twice. And then I found the 11th. I didn't go. I had 11. I had like 11 or 12 items in my cart yesterday, and I did not go. I waited for 35 minutes in the regular checkout.

[Cam]

I go. That's where you decide to be a Good Samaritan. The 10 item or less line.

[Pete]

I think that's sacred territory.

[Cam]

No, that's not sacred territory.

[Pete]

I think so.

[Cam]

You will. You will literally cut up in traffic. You'll roll through a stop sign, you'll do whatever you please. God Forbid you have 11 items in a 10 item or less line.

[Pete]

Because at what point?

[Cam]

That's your line.

[Pete]

Because if you think about it, at what point are you being a terrorist to society? At what point are you just being selfish? You know what I mean? Because there has to be a certain cutoff.

[Cam]

12 is that is. No, the people that invented the 10 or less wouldn't give a.

[Pete]

About 12. Then they would say about 10 or less. They would have that little squiggly learning Math class about 10 or 12.

[Cam]

No, they would say because first, first.

[Pete]

Off, where are you? Where?

[Cam]

It's. Where are you? That still. There's 10 or less lines, Heb.

[Pete]

But they don't have. They don't. The world doesn't know about Heb. It's just Texas.

[Cam]

Oh, now, okay, that kind of sways my answer.

[Pete]

Right? Okay, talk to me.

[Cam]

Heb Is glorious. Don't.

[Pete]

Don't make it so specific to where people wouldn't know, but.

[Cam]

Well, this store is fantastic. So that's why it changes my answer. But not really though. In the grand scheme of things, I'm still. Bro, you're tripping. You could pull a fastball. You could. Oh, like as you're getting in the line. I don't really know if I want these two. I only have 10 in my car. I don't really know. Oh, bing, bing. Done. I think throw them in the back.

[Pete]

No, that's wrong. Because the honor store, the grocery store is a place of honor.

[Cam]

No, it is not. The grocery store is one of the least honorable places there is.

[Pete]

No, it is very honorable.

[Cam]

Everyone on their shift. You got 30 minutes for lunch. You got people taking two hours. Okay, well, I'm not talking about the workers.

[Pete]

I'm talking about the civilians in the establishment. We have to keep each other. It's like a dystopian society. We have to take care of each other against the higher regime.

[Cam]

What do you do to take care of people in a grocery store Besides follow the 10 or less rules?

[Pete]

Because I go the extra mile. I believe there should be a limit on self checkout. There should be a limited amount of items you're allowed to self checkout. It is my biggest pet peeve in a grocery store when I'm going to the self checkout and somebody's whole week meal prep, they're doing it. Their whole cart is filled up and they're self checkouting it.

[Cam]

Why? Because I bag better than them. I am a descendant of Kroger. I live by the rule of strive for five. You gotta strive for five items in one bag. These. Take your to your chips, put it in the bag. Oh, that's done. Oh, you're getting a singular Gatorade. One bag, that's done.

[Pete]

Wait, you do you do it for the bagging?

[Cam]

Yeah, I like bagging my own.

[Pete]

It says who'd ever. Who, who has ever done that? That's an ego thing. It's a pride.

[Cam]

That's not an ego thing. That's complete resourcefulness.

[Pete]

So you don't think there's.

[Cam]

I go through regular line.

[Pete]

I.

[Cam]

Okay, answer me this. If you go through a regular line, you either have to put all your stuff up in categories or if you put all your randomly, you're going to have one bag that's going to have your chicken, a Dawn Bish soap, and maybe a pack of poker cards. Those don't belong in the same bag.

[Pete]

But that's not the bagger's fault. That's the placer on the belt's fault. If you got to place it on the belt how you want it bagged, you put the codes with the cold, you put the chips with the chips, you put the hardware with the hardware, and then it's going to be bagged accordingly. So it's your fault.

[Cam]

The same thing. And while I'm controlling how many things go in a bag, I'm just. So instead of putting all my cold and then one bag, one little bag of shrimp ends up in a bag by itself, I'm going to put the shrimp with the cheese and the guac and the chicken and anything else cold all in one bag.

[Pete]

So are you not a part of the ilk that believes.

[Cam]

I believe in ilks.

[Pete]

Are you not a part of the people that believe there should be a limit on how much you can self check out?

[Cam]

No, absolutely not.

[Pete]

I think that's the whole point of self checking.

[Cam]

I think that's the whole point of those lanes. If there's specific lanes that say 10 or less items, 15 or less, maybe not.

[Pete]

But you don't even respect the 10 items or less.

[Cam]

You just said you're in the ballpark. If you're in the ballpark. If it says 10 or less, you show up with a week full of groceries for a family of six. Yeah, go to hell. If you show up with 12, that's fine.

[Pete]

I don't know, I just disagree with you. That's strange.

[Cam]

You're. No, you're strange for making the grocery store your dystopian society.

[Pete]

That's the one place I've already.

[Cam]

The one place that you're just like, I'm not breaking a single rule. Nothing.

[Pete]

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[Cam]

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[Pete]

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[Cam]

Be a sad day for you.

[Pete]

It's gonna be a little hard for me to love him as much as I do now.

[Cam]

That's a little.

[Pete]

No, but I'll tell you, that's like my go to. That's why I just think about all the time I do it in my personal life. I go. That's my thing. I love doing it. It's. He's.

[Cam]

Yeah, he's getting very close to just standing up.

[Pete]

Yeah, he's getting a good core. He's getting a good core.

[Cam]

Still doesn't have a tooth. Yeah, no hillbilly teeth yet. You know what I might think.

[Pete]

Let me not. I don't want to say that. I don't want to put that out there. Could have a toothless kid. That's a thing. No, it's not. Early signs of dentures.

[Cam]

That's not a thing. Name a single person you met that never grew teeth.

[Pete]

I wouldn't know. But there's good dentures. There's good dentures out there.

[Cam]

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[Pete]

Who is that? We have fans here. I think we have fans in the. In the studio. Oh, we're keeping all this.

[Cam]

What do you say? Someone said we were just watching Yalls videos.

[Pete]

Oh, my God.

[Cam]

We have. We have.

[Pete]

Take a mic over there.

[Cam]

Something.

[Pete]

Take the hand out. We. Okay, right now the studio is getting broken into.

[Cam]

We're good.

[Pete]

Record, record, record.

[Cam]

Oh, my God. Someone's asking to be on the podcast live.

[Pete]

Oh, my God. Somebody just popped into our studio.

[Cam]

Bring that to us right.

[Pete]

Right now. Robbie, give me the video.

[Cam]

Bring that to us right through the video.

[Pete]

Did you record him?

[Cam]

I'm gonna send it to you.

[Pete]

No, no, no, no. Pierce, don't grab them.

[Cam]

What is Pierce doing? Pierce, go over. No, go over.

[Pete]

Grab. Grab that mic and talk about what just happened. Oh, my God.

[Cam]

Family, this is.

[Pete]

Turn it up.

[Cam]

Literal.

[Pete]

Turn them up.

[Cam]

This is a Unbelievable.

[Pete]

Unbelievable. Somebody just broke into the office.

[Cam]

They're still here. They're looking through the reflection. Oh, my God. No, no. I'm making eye contact with someone.

[Pete]

No, no.

[Cam]

I'm literally looking into something. Okay, this is really hard.

[Pete]

Do I bring him in here?

[Cam]

No, this can't. Did we bring.

[Pete]

Wait. Okay, what happened?

[Cam]

Did we bring.

[Pete]

So what happened?

[Cam]

I just. I heard, like, do not bring them in. That incentivize people to.

[Pete]

I heard, like, voices, which happens occasionally, but, like, we're at the end of.

[Cam]

A hall, so nobody ever comes down here. Yeah. Oh, my God. And then I. I looked in the mirror, and I seen somebody standing at.

[Pete]

The door, and I was like, what?

[Cam]

Okay, do we bring them in?

[Pete]

Oh, God.

[Cam]

You do not bring them in. You have to.

[Pete]

No, we can't bring them in.

[Cam]

That incentivizes people to. Do you know. Okay, I know who I'm talking to. I'm literally looking at one of them, right? I'm looking.

[Pete]

Okay. Okay.

[Cam]

They're seeing me in the reflection.

[Pete]

Okay, okay. This is what we do. Robbie. That was a video, by the way. Horrible video.

[Cam]

I didn't know what to do.

[Pete]

So, Robbie, go over there, record it sideways, and tell them to leave.

[Cam]

Yeah. Hey, you're the head of ops.

[Pete]

Go record it on your phone so they can see. The audience can see. I am sideways. I air. Y' all got to go. We have to. This is on.

[Cam]

Go, go, go, go, go, go.

[Pete]

Oh, this has to be on air. Oh, my God. Let's go.

[Cam]

Oh, my God. Oh, my God.

[Pete]

So he's walking over. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. He's in. No, he said got to go.

[Cam]

Not for just a minute.

[Pete]

I think. I think Rob. One of them. One of them's right up Robbie's alley.

[Cam]

I saw the video. Right up.

[Pete]

Oh, my God. We just. Our studio just got broken into.

[Cam]

Why do I not have.

[Pete]

Whoa, whoa. That's not good.

[Cam]

I'm seeing. Hold on.

[Pete]

What the Is going.

[Cam]

Oh, no. Pearson wants to go see one of them. Are you being for real?

[Pete]

No, no, no. What is happening?

[Cam]

Pierce, are you okay? Oh, my God. It's so dark outside. Oh, my God. This is the end days. What is happening right now?

[Pete]

No, no.

[Cam]

Jokes aside, Pierce.

[Pete]

Okay.

[Cam]

Or all jokes side of me.

[Pete]

Okay, let's take a break.

[Cam]

Let's take a break. I don't think we can. I don't. I don't think we risk it. There's something that could happen.

[Pete]

He's fanning himself. Go check. I'll get you. Take him this.

[Cam]

Go. C.J. go check him.

[Pete]

This.

[Cam]

Go take him.

[Pete]

This. Go take him.

[Cam]

I still haven't seen. No, just go.

[Pete]

No, no, keep going. Take him that.

[Cam]

Just in case. I don't know what.

[Pete]

Okay. Speak.

[Cam]

Are you okay? No.

[Pete]

We gotta take a break.

[Cam]

Shoot him. All right, guys, we'll be. We'll be back. This is unreal.

[Pete]

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[Cam]

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[Pete]

You cam. I got a lot of complaints about underwear.

[Cam]

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[Cam]

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[Pete]

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[Cam]

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[Pete]

And a lot of the times you can't even dry specific underwear. I know I'm gonna wear this one. As soon as I dry it, it's over. But that was before I found out that skims made men's underwear.

[Cam]

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[Pete]

Same.

[Cam]

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[Cam]

Yeah. If you see me like, hold, don't.

[Pete]

Because they can't. We blocked it.

[Cam]

Yeah, it's true. So paranoia.

[Pete]

So, yeah, basically we really still don't know what happened. That was.

[Cam]

That was honestly, like, kind of. Kind of crazy. Like, it was hilarious.

[Pete]

Nuts. I don't know how y' all found this place.

[Cam]

Yeah. And I. And I'm telling you. So through this wall, we can hear what's going on the other side.

[Pete]

Yeah.

[Cam]

I just kind of heard faint, like.

[Pete]

Yeah. People are talking. I'm like, okay, this is a busy office building.

[Cam]

And it was like, it's right here. I was like, oh, my God. And it was just like they were legit right there.

[Pete]

I was like, holy.

[Cam]

Yeah.

[Pete]

And it felt like. Cuz I am a little paranoid. And I. So there's often times when I'm in my bed alone, I think I hear voices in the walls. And so I was like, oh, no. It followed me to work. And so it literally felt there's a mouth coming out from this wall right here. And so.

[Cam]

Hey, how's it going?

[Pete]

And so Robbie was taking this occasional mid office stroll, like, mid episode stroll. I saw him get up and just walk over there. And they're like, big guy. Some lady just screamed because she got caught. Yeah. And that scared me. And it sounded like it was in here. Oh, yeah.

[Cam]

And then we. And then to top all that off, a little cherry on top. We almost lost Pierce. Yeah. Pierce literally got up. He was like. He was like, what do you want me to do, boss? He said, oh, his poor heart. He's trying to get up and save the day. He said, what can I do? Oh, whoa, whoa. He literally starts looking up. He went, what are y' all seeing?

[Pete]

Oh.

[Cam]

He goes, no, I'm not. This isn't good. Oh. He literally took off. It starts just walking off, and I go, pierce, you all right?

[Pete]

He goes, no.

[Cam]

Yeah.

[Pete]

No, that's why. That's where y' all last saw. We had to cut him off. We had.

[Cam]

We.

[Pete]

I gave him my Saratoga water.

[Cam]

We cut the cams, go over there. We're giving Pierce water. He's shirtless with sunglasses on. Yeah.

[Pete]

Like this.

[Cam]

He's there going. He said, I stood up too fast, and there's some paparazzi.

[Pete]

And then flashes.

[Cam]

I said, what the hell is happening.

[Pete]

If you're in the Patreon? You know, the work relationship that pierced cj, CJ was literally like. Like kissing him, rubbing the small of his bag. He's like.

[Cam]

He said, baby, it's okay.

[Pete]

You're good. He's like. And then Pierce's like, it was too much last night. It's too much.

[Cam]

He said, I don't know. I Just don't know. But.

[Pete]

Yeah. Please don't come to the office.

[Cam]

Don't ever do that again.

[Pete]

Don't ever do that again. And I know. I mean, Robbie showed his true colors and, like. No. No spine on him.

[Cam]

No, there's a spot. He was trying to be very. He was trying to be the very correct and polite way, which we love that.

[Pete]

Yeah. But for after that good old Cubs game.

[Cam]

But.

[Pete]

Okay, but we are gonna move. We are in the midst of moving offices. We're touring our final tours this week. We will have security outside, so you won't be able to do that the next place. Or you will. You will get.

[Cam]

You'll get sent to federal prison.

[Pete]

No, no, no. But you will get trespassed. You get trespasses sent to jail. So don't. We don't want that.

[Cam]

Boom.

[Pete]

Don't juvenile your child.

[Cam]

Don't want you to go to jail.

[Pete]

Juvenile. The juvenile prison system is a scary pipeline.

[Cam]

The. These stories about the criminal justice based system that I tried to do. The law enforcement. Sorry, bro.

[Pete]

It's not your thing. No, dude.

[Cam]

All right, back to reality.

[Pete]

Oh, there goes gravity.

[Cam]

Oh, that goes Rabbit.

[Pete]

He choked.

[Cam]

He's so mad, but he won't give up.

[Pete]

I mean, no rhythm on the kid.

[Cam]

That sounded like. Like a. Like jazz. 40s jazz. Okay, look.

[Pete]

Going back to Tennessee, right? Going back to. Going back to Tennessee. He saw what I was trying to do. Going back to Tennessee. I got caught up in another on camera moment.

[Cam]

Oh, my God. Yeah, you did.

[Pete]

And it's not. Stop filming me in public. Let me say that, all right? Stop filming me in public. I got recorded for a street interview, and you can see me. I'm losing confidence, man. Yeah, you are. You can see me having a panic attack during this street interview. Now let me give a little backstory, right?

[Cam]

Oh, please.

[Pete]

I'm in Nashville, Tennessee. I'm with my people. We're on Broadway. If you don't know what Broadway is, it's street full of degeneracy and alcohol and bars. Right? And so I was. This was late at night.

[Cam]

How late?

[Pete]

Like midnight around there. Midnight one. Right. So I am about 14 crowning Cokes and double tequila sodas in. I'm. You're glad I wasn't cross eyed in that video. Can I be honest? I was drunk, all right? I was drunk in this video.

[Cam]

Oh, we know. I clicked that. I said, oh, he's gone. I said, I know my boy. He's tossed. I said, his eyes are that little glazed thing. I said his lips real Wet. He's gone. He is gone.

[Pete]

So I'm walking down Broadway. I see a camera and some lights. I'm like, oh, they're filming something. Hopefully they don't see me. They did. Said, you come here.

[Cam]

He got me.

[Pete]

Now I'm drunk and, you know, I'm easy.

[Cam]

Yeah, you. Are you easy face.

[Pete]

So I said, yes, sir. I go over to the street interview. Even CJ's like, P, don't. I was like, I'm doing it. I'm going to the street interview. Right? They already had a light going, but they pulled out a secondary, big light. It was the brightest light I've ever seen. Now I'm drunk, so I'm not too stable on my feet.

[Cam]

Oh, yeah.

[Pete]

The street interview started on the sidewalk, safe from cars. If you watch the video, I'm in the intersection. I kept backing up into this intersection. There's cars coming by, right? So I'm drunk, right?

[Cam]

Yeah.

[Pete]

And the first thing this kid asked me, he brings out this little mini mic, mini mike, and I can smell.

[Cam]

The fingers, his fingers. Buffalo wings.

[Pete]

They didn't smell bad. They smell like fresh polish. They had black nails. Smell like fresh polish with a little.

[Cam]

Microphone getting a hit of, right?

[Pete]

So he puts the mic right there in my face.

[Cam]

You go, oh.

[Pete]

And the first thing he asked me, what's the freakiest thing you've ever done? Now, that should be a.

[Cam]

That.

[Pete]

I think that's a misdemeanor in three states.

[Cam]

That should be illegal.

[Pete]

You cannot ask somebody that.

[Cam]

That didn't even say what's your name? You give a freakiest thing you ever done.

[Pete]

Yeah. And so now Peyton. Peyton is in panic mode.

[Cam]

Oh. Oh, we saw it, right?

[Pete]

I'm in. Now I am freaking out.

[Cam]

Oh, I know there's.

[Pete]

It's hard for me to get in panic mode when I'm drunk. So when I do, there's a lot of stuttering and there's a lot of blinking, a lot of blinks, a lot of sways.

[Cam]

You said, oh, that freak is.

[Pete]

So you can tell there's a telltale sign that I'm anxious. My hands never left the pockets. Not once in that video. Did you see hand skin. I am in full panic mode now. He asked me that. What's the freakiest thing you've ever done? And it's a loud street, right? The street's loud on Broadway. There's thousands of people walking. As soon as he said, what's the freakiest thing you ever done? Whole street went mute. It's quietest street I've ever been on. There's now a curfew on Broadway.

[Cam]

He goes, what's the freakiest thing you've ever done? Everyone else just turn and go.

[Pete]

You can ask cj. A mob of people started watching this street interview. Y' all don't know, but behind the camera, there's at least 25 people going like this.

[Cam]

Who is that dude? I bet he's freaked out. Let's see what he said.

[Pete]

Yeah. And so I'm literally like, holy. I have a picture that cj. Add this. There's a mob of people around. He asked me, what's the freakiest thing ever done?

[Cam]

Hands in pockets.

[Pete]

Now my answer. I didn't want to really answer.

[Cam]

Oh.

[Pete]

Oh. Because. Oh. Because if you knew that, oh, you'd.

[Cam]

Had a couple documents come across your desk that said FBI.

[Pete]

Yeah. I mean, like, it's just. Cause I mean, I. You can put your toes anywhere on me. So they asked me the freakiest thing I've ever done. And I don't know, because I'm not a.

[Cam]

That is a wicked question to pull.

[Pete]

And I don't know. You and your. And your. I smell your fingers. And there's so many people here. So I resort to my mouth because I know when I drink, I get tart mouth.

[Cam]

Like, it's like a.

[Pete]

Like bass. It's weird. It's like chalky. You know what I mean? It's like, my tongue could use some chapstick. So I was. So I was smelling. I was smelling dry tongue syndrome. And I was like, that's why I was licking my lips so much. My tongue was dry because my tongue can feel my dumb tongue.

[Cam]

Salmon tongue.

[Pete]

And so I talk about kissing people with my tongue. And that's freaky.

[Cam]

That's a big tongue.

[Pete]

That's freaky. And then the second question he asked is, do you smoke weed? Now, what the lining of question is this? Who asked this series of questions?

[Cam]

What's the freakiest thing you do? And are you a stoner? Like, what? I'm like, he.

[Pete]

He doesn't even know my name.

[Cam]

Yeah, that is. Oh, my God.

[Pete]

So he asked me, do I smoke?

[Cam]

That is a crazy line of questions.

[Pete]

And so my. Well, I wanted to be clear because I don't smoke cigarettes. So I said, marijuana.

[Cam]

Like, I went to make sure cigarettes.

[Pete]

I was like, I'm not.

[Cam]

Oh, God.

[Pete]

Yeah, I'm having a panel. We gotta get off this.

[Cam]

No, he's revisiting. It's BTM. Oh, oh, oh. That's a little bit of vomit. A little bit if you would have looked down. Yeah, Drips right there.

[Pete]

Yeah, I think I'm back on Broadway. I smell outside of Morgan Waln's bar.

[Cam]

Oh, big camera, big camera, big camera.

[Pete]

So he asked me, do you smoke? And I said, marijuana. And then they were laughing at me. And this is where the interview started to become borderline bullying, right? Because I think they got a sense that I wasn't doing okay.

[Cam]

Cause they're like, no, this guy's unreal.

[Pete]

And I was like.

[Cam]

You go, I am drowning in anxiety right now. You go, I can't even see you. You're so lucky. You got one more question. I'm jumping in front of a car. They don't know. They're like. They're sitting there. Oh, it's idiot guys. You're just like, yeah.

[Pete]

I'm losing it inside, man. And then the goes. He was like, oh, this guy's PR trade. PR trade. I was like, no, brother, I'm just.

[Cam]

I can't breathe.

[Pete]

And then so to overcome. Because I felt like I was failing his interview. So I gave him the most vulnerable information I could. I said, last time I smoked, I watch Frozen, but naked, because I felt like I disappointed him.

[Cam]

So you think you're giving him. Like, you're throwing him a bone rid of you. I'm gonna give you something funny now. In hindsight, they're just like, oh, this guy is crazy. Like, this guy's literally insane. He smokes weed and gets butt naked and watches Disney movies. We need to leave this guy.

[Pete]

So if y'. All the whole time, you're just like this.

[Cam]

Hands. Have a hands in pockets. You're like, dude, I got butt naked. Watch. Delsa. No, I'm having a great time. What do you mean? Can you smell my tongue? He's like, hey, back it up, back it up. We gotta get out of here. The whole mob's like, oh, oh.

[Pete]

Ah.

[Cam]

Okay.

[Pete]

So if y' all go on tick tock and y' all see that video, just understand that that was where I was coming from, man.

[Cam]

My God stopped. Film me next time. You gotta say, no, I can't. I don't wanna let them down. And I was so drunk. I was so drunk, bro. Like, outsider looking in. I mean, I've watched it like five times now. I've watched it so many times. Lot of tongue and mouth me when I. A lot of stutters. I mean, there's a lot of them. There's a lot. But I think the funniest thing that I never fully honed in on until this conversation, that is. That should be an illegal line of questioning. He literally said, what's the freakiest thing you've ever done in your life? And do you smoke weed? Like, who are you at the census now?

[Pete]

Thinking about it. Yeah.

[Cam]

That's what I'm saying. Are you trying to get laid? What's happening here? Not a.

[Pete]

How old are you?

[Cam]

Where are you from? What's your name? We don't care about that. Don't give a shit. What's the freaky thing you can do? And are you trying to smoke?

[Pete]

Just imagine. Guys, I kid you not. Y' all already saw the picture. This happened in front of, like, a group of, like, 25 people. Strangers. People were going up to CJ be like, do you know who that is? And then C.J. was like, Nope. That's how embarrassing it was. Clue.

[Cam]

He goes, I think that weird, too, huh?

[Pete]

What about y'?

[Cam]

All?

[Pete]

Let's ditch him.

[Cam]

CJ joins the other group, goes to.

[Pete]

Another bar, goes, y' all smell his tongue. They're gonna start calling me Salmon Tongue now. Oh, man.

[Cam]

Numb tongue. Oh, my God.

[Pete]

So there's the backstory on that. If y' all see that video.

[Cam]

Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Please leave. Please go. Put Sam and Tongue on that guy's video. He's gonna be so.

[Pete]

He's gonna be so confused.

[Cam]

Please put Salmon tongue or numb tongue.

[Pete]

This episode of the you should know podcast is brought to you by booking dot com. Dude.

[Cam]

Dude.

[Pete]

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[Cam]

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[Pete]

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[Cam]

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[Pete]

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[Cam]

I have been, I meant to say this early, but we were in that natural little flow state. Just jibbering, jabbering.

[Pete]

I love jibbering jabber.

[Cam]

I had something literally happen to me. It's 2 o'.

[Pete]

Clock.

[Cam]

We'll call it about five hours ago. So on recording days, I go to the gym before I come here.

[Pete]

Right?

[Cam]

Right. And I've told this before, I shower. And I am not ashamed of anything. I do my full routine, I shower, I. I'm in front of the mirror, deodorant, my beef tallow, my everything. Right?

[Pete]

All that in the gym locker room.

[Cam]

All that in the gym locker room. So for me, it is a regular day. Finish my workout, go in there, take off all my. Go crank my shower, get down to my shorts and Mondays.

[Pete]

Yeah. Oh, nasty sight.

[Cam]

Beautiful sight when you got a good pump. Chest was real pumped today. Walk into the shower, right? Everything's normal. Now mind you, there is a guy in the shower directly next to me. Okay.

[Pete]

Now is this divided? Can you see him?

[Cam]

Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. This isn't prison or football. No, no, there's full blown stalls. Okay, so full blown everyone's stall. You can't see anything. No cracks, no weird curtains. It's like full hard wall stuff. Yeah, yeah, I'm showering. He's showering right now. I'm not talking nothing. This guy's kind of like, kind of like. Best way to describe is like mumbling to himself. Like, I mean, he's right next to me and I can't make out words. So, like, that should tell you all you need. Like, I don't know what he's saying. He's like, like how it's. I don't know if he's like rapping under his breath a little weird. So I'm showering and all of a sudden he drops. Apparently everything. Because it was so many drop noises, so many things. When I tell you one of his items slid under into my personal shower space. Unacceptable, first off. But the item that slid under to my shower to where I'm either now having to bend over at the hip with my A up, no one can see it, or hit a little. Hit a little diddy bop and go down and grab it like that.

[Pete]

That's a nasty stance.

[Cam]

You ready for it?

[Pete]

Yeah.

[Cam]

Grape blow. Pop vape. This is ripping a grape blow. Pop vape in the shower, rapping to himself. And it falls into my shower.

[Pete]

Please tell me what you did.

[Cam]

I literally went, oh, oh, oh, this is real. I was like, you're kidding. And the guy. The guy loses it.

[Pete]

Oh, no. He's. He's a peak addict.

[Cam]

Oh, no, no. Oh, no, no, no. Oh. If he peaked, I'm bringing down the wall. And him. I go, you don't get to see him while there's no blood in him. I go, I take cold showers. You do not get to see this.

[Pete]

No.

[Cam]

But he goes, oh.

[Pete]

Oh, man.

[Cam]

Sorry. Hey, hey, bros. Is. He's acting like. He's acting like the word vape.

[Pete]

Yeah.

[Cam]

Is like. Like, literally Voldemort.

[Pete]

Yeah.

[Cam]

I'm supposed to say. He goes, oh, bros. Maya, is it over there? And I literally go. I'm like, yeah, man. Yeah. He goes, ah, kind of. Kind of awkward. You mind giving it back? And I'm like, you're kidding. I'm like, I mean, yeah, I'm not gonna leave it. I'm like, you understand? It's. It's soaking wet under running water. He goes, oh, bro. It's good. It's good, it's good. And I go, okay. So I. The only reason I did that is because that is the maneuver I hit, cuz I did not want to be no dog. No, no.

[Pete]

I Have some respect. No, your booty hole is open trying to get another man's vape.

[Cam]

There's no.

[Pete]

No, you. You sucked in suds trying to help another man get his vice. Nah, darling, that's crazy.

[Cam]

But there's no one can see. That's why they said, yeah, I'll get it for you. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. But, no, I bend over, I grab it.

[Pete]

You picked it up with your chest.

[Cam]

So now I go, yeah, I got it.

[Pete]

I go.

[Cam]

But, yeah, I grab it. And the guy, he's like, okay, now, this is gonna sound weird now. Y' all have to understand, we can't control our height. But in these shower stalls, I. I can see the top of this guy's head if I want to. Like, let's just call it. Let's just keep a spade a space. Let's just. Let's just keep it a buck. I. I'm literally shoulders above the stall level, and he's simply not. He's probably the average man's height. 5, 9, 5 10.

[Pete]

This is crazy.

[Cam]

So I. So, no, no, I. I can't. The stall is too, like, big. Enough. I could never. I mean, I'd have to, like, like, literally get on my tiptoes. I'm talking about. I can just. From where I am, I can look and see, like, everything. So I see the top of this guy's head, like a little kid. I swear to God. No, it goes like this. He goes, oh, so. Oh, you mind if you. Can you grab that? I was like, yeah. You know, it's soaking away. Oh, that's fine. Fine, fine. It's fine.

[Pete]

Just give.

[Cam]

Just give back. And I go, okay. Literally, this is all you see. He goes. His hand goes up on the stall, and he's like, Like. Like. I'm like, bro, I. I literally wanted to say out loud, like, calm down. You need to. Like, this is not a good look.

[Pete]

You need help.

[Cam]

His hand goes. He's like ghost reaching for everything. He's like. Like a little kid. And I'm literally like this. And I just go, there you go, man. I do not.

[Pete]

He didn't.

[Cam]

He goes, appreciate it, bro. And then. So look. So look it. Like, with the steam of the shower, I'm sure you could conceal this, right? This goes, oh, appreciate, bro. Straight up. Like, he's Triple H. He really goes. And it literally goes, like.

[Pete]

But he lost it.

[Cam]

Oh, my God. He thought. He thought the tide was seven.

[Pete]

Yeah. He's like, oh, God.

[Cam]

He said, oh, my God, my baby.

[Pete]

That is. That is probably the funniest story you told in a long time.

[Cam]

It was unbelievable. And I'm not. For his. Whatever reason, I'm not gonna describe the guy, but it is.

[Pete]

That is.

[Cam]

I'll tell y' all off camera, it's funny.

[Pete]

Oh, well, bro. Yeah. Unreal. Please quit your vaping. If you're vaping. This is. Just stop. I mean, that's. If you're going to that point, you're. Another man's side is all over.

[Cam]

If you're like, like, literally, my juice was on his vape. My juice was on his great blow pop. And this goes. Oh, no problem. Like. Like, get real.

[Pete]

Come on. Insane. Come on. Well, okay.

[Cam]

Quit your vaping and don't break indoor studio.

[Pete]

Yeah. I mean, what a. What a fantastic episode.

[Cam]

And stop recording him in public.

[Pete]

Stop recording me in public, please. God.

[Cam]

Oh.

[Pete]

Cause I can't say no. I have a hard time saying no to people.

[Cam]

Oh, my God.

[Pete]

Especially if I have liquor.

[Cam]

Oh, he's eating copious.

[Pete]

I'm like, sure, whatever you want.

[Cam]

Yeah. You go, dude, just take me now. They're like, we wanted to just take an interview. You go, no, no, Physically take my body.

[Pete]

What do you mean? You have ice cream in that. All right, Cam, get us out of here, man.

[Cam]

We absolutely love y'.

[Pete]

All.

[Cam]

This is. This is a historic episode. Literally. We just. We just finished filming while we were getting a break in the inner charge. So this is unbelievable, but we absolutely Love y'. All. Episode 189. Appreciate you coming back. Per usual, every single week. That first link in the description is our one and only, our Patreon, the Koala Club. Go over there, See what the hype's about. Every single person that there loves it. They always rave about it. It's fantastic. That is where we put a lot of our extra creative, beautifully produced projects and all sorts over there. Everyone loves it, and we love everyone there.

[Pete]

Go check it out.

[Cam]

The next link below, I believe, is the Facebook. That is our only Facebook, our official Facebook. Is that one linked in our videos. Go over there. The Facebook fam is booming and popping.

[Pete]

Like a hundred clips a day over there.

[Cam]

Yeah, it's. It's a great time over there as well, but get your good karma. Confuse the casuals. This week's secret code, srp. Not to be confused with the SRT Scat Pack.

[Pete]

Srp. I don't know that one.

[Cam]

Stop recording, Peyton. Stop recording, Peyton Sr. Leave it in the comments. Put it in the comments. Everywhere. Tick tock. Insta, Facebook, YouTube, everywhere. SRP. We absolutely love you all.

[Pete]

We love you all so much. Remember, one out of every ten Coopers don't make it home to Christmas, and we will see you next time.

[Cam]

Hello.

[Pete]

Unless the studio gets broken into while we're gone and they take all the equipment.

[Cam]

No, we need bulletproof glass. Bulletproof glass on the doors. Yeah.

[Pete]

Okay.