Life Wide Open with CboysTV - Is AI Coming for our Job? Drug Testing Supercross Riders, & What Is Stressing Micah Out

Episode Date: June 3, 2025

In today's episode the boys break down what's stressing them out, Cj has an interesting test for us, We discover the Liver King is a fraud? We break down golfing, and drinking, and the stress they cau...se, and how being the DD sucks for more than one reason. We talk about the retirement of the Outdoor Boys Youtube channel, and what it means for respecting creators in public. Ryan Thinks AI is coming for our job, you decide… Sign up for a $1 per month trial at ⁠⁠https://www.shopify.com/wideopen⁠ Your new wardrobe awaits! Get 20% off @chubbies with the code WIDEOPEN at https://www.chubbiesshorts.com/WIDEOPEN #chubbiespod #ad Download Cash App Today: https://capl.onelink.me/vFut/zz85607d #CashAppPod #ad *Referral Reward Disclaimer: As a Cash App partner, I may earn a commission when you sign up for a Cash App account. Follow us on Instagram @cboystv and @lifewideopenpodcast To watch the podcast on YouTube: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://bit.ly/LifeWideOpenYT⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast for free wherever you're listening or by using this link: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://bit.ly/LifeWideOpenWithCboysTV⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ If you like the show, telling a friend about it would be amazing! You can text, email, Tweet, or send this link to a friend: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://bit.ly/LifeWideOpenWithCboysTV⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ You can also check out our main YouTube channel CboysTV: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/c/CboysTV Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Starting point is 00:00:00 What hand do you drink with? When you pick up a drink? Both hands. Double fist and a phone number, gilly? Dude, yes. Oh, that sucks. But not how you would think. It's like birth control and it helps me grow my hair back.
Starting point is 00:00:14 He's like, why isn't anybody talking about this? I'm just glad there's one other golfer here as bad as me. Yeah, dude, it's like fully taken over our lives. I think AI's coming for our job. Shopify, my friend. Shopify is the answer. need to open or reinvent your online store. Shopify is your commerce expert with world class expertise and everything from managing inventory to international shipping to processing
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Starting point is 00:01:19 Not at all, bro. CJ's got to be matched to you or over you. Other than that you guys golf multiple times a week and I still haven't even looked at the course. Was the last time you golfed for Ben's birthday? Yeah. Which was the first time you used your clubs? Yes. Yeah, dude, it's like fully taken over our lives.
Starting point is 00:01:36 Yeah, it really is. I mean, I don't know. I don't want to like impose, but I haven't gotten the invite. And I don't know if I'm like worried about slowing you guys down or something, you know. Yeah, it's kind of an open invite though. It's like everyone goes. Yeah, it's just like, I don't know. And then I like go home and then it's like, oh, wow, we're golfing.
Starting point is 00:01:50 You got the membership, right? I didn't. I knew I wasn't going to golf that much. Well, it's kind of like you have the membership. you might as well use it so you just go i have so many things that i have that i might as well use i had to like draw the line somewhere yeah you do yeah we've been golfing so much greta was just like she was kind of getting on me the other day of like just you guys are golfing so much it's like you're you're just really old i was like that's fine i was like is that bad she was like it's just
Starting point is 00:02:19 like such an old person thing to do and like the amount that you guys are going it's like only old people can golf that much and i think she was trying to make me be like you're right i should stop golfing as much golf is not as cool as we think it is yeah and but i was just like yeah i guess i'm growing up just backfired on her it's another week we're fired up about golf we won't bore you with it too much longer i do have one more thing to say i was driving i take the back way to the shop now like there's the highway there's the normal way and then there's the back way so i've been taking the scenic route you know i figured it adds a minute or two to my drive time but I don't have to sit at every red light as I drive through DL and I drive by all the
Starting point is 00:03:01 golf courses and I'm driving down the road this morning in my Hummer and I'm just looking looking at the road. Yep, just like this and I just see this white ball come flying over to the side, bounce on the road in front of me and go over behind my car and I look. It was about a 71 year old man and all of his buddies standing there. Were they laughing? No, they looked shocked. Like they were like oh shit actually his buddies were laughing he looked scared like pulled right up and hit the brakes and rolled down the window and he goes oh i'm so sorry and i go i'm just glad there's one other golfer here as bad as me i bet they love that man ken how many cars have you hit now i hit two and then i stopped going to uh that course he hit two parked cars hard yeah yeah hard like he got
Starting point is 00:03:46 a real good hold of it and then sent it in the wrong direction right towards the parking lot the thing about it though is like at that course it's got to be pretty common like the clubhouse gets hit all the time you've actually hit the clubhouse um ben said he's never seen that before never seen it never seen it yeah i've been playing out there for like i scare everyone that was like cj managed to get it all the time or it does no not the hole that cj hit it on okay he was still getting his yardage dialed in and he went over the green probably 20 yards caught concrete and it and then it bounced again and then it landed up on the roof of the clubhouse which is 10 and so it was just like it made a ruckus landing and then
Starting point is 00:04:24 coming down the whole way and I was just like just go to the next hole everyone was looking I like turned and look behind me yeah who hit that did it drop down into the gutter and like roll out onto the ground like happy Gilmore style but the thing is though Ken is like where that parking lot is it's just kind of a flawed design where like dude if you're hitting a slice a gnarly slice which is like it's more common than just being like a bad golfer like there's plenty of golfers that just hit bad like you just hit a bad shot it's golf and it is your fault because you are hitting them but it's like it's also i don't know i wouldn't just completely just chalk it up like i'm never going back there again yeah ken yeah we need to get you some lessons can i was
Starting point is 00:05:04 actually talking with the uh the lady about that might do it next month i am proud of you though can like that you're sticking with it because like it's pretty rough out there for you i'm not gonna lie but 14 balls last time i played with them yeah really oh i was down to four last night nice it was not you play nine but yeah you have some rough hits but you do some sometimes make some really solid contact where it goes straight and far. And every time I look at you and I say, that's why we're out here, Ken. And the good hits are getting more common.
Starting point is 00:05:33 They're not that common yet. I'm just proud of you, man, for sticking with it. Do you swing lefty? I don't know. I swing whatever. He swings righty. Maybe he's swinging the wrong way. That is an insane answer, bro.
Starting point is 00:05:44 That was a crazy answer. Your clothes are only one way. No, Ken, you're a righty. You don't swing lefty. Is your car left-hand drive? I don't know. I just get on the one, the side of the same. steering wheel.
Starting point is 00:05:55 I think Ken just saying that gives us a lot of clarity of what he's doing out on the golf course. He does not know. He doesn't even know which way he's swinging. I learned with whatever clubs I learned on. And it's like you can't just unlearn that and start doing it the other way. Like that's just not possible. So in your righty, I was going to say maybe you need to try lefty. I think you might be a lefty.
Starting point is 00:06:17 You right left handed. You do everything else lefty. I think you might swing a golf club lefty because you're so bad. swinging right i mean that actually makes sense i was wondering if you were trying to hit lefty and maybe there was like an unlocked skill you had no i don't know i i think at this point i'm i'm slowly getting better so there's no no reason to just throw all that away and start over what hand do you drink with when you pick up a drink both hands double fists in it normally like a baby well no you got you're one drink in the left hand one
Starting point is 00:06:47 drink in the right hand there you go at least you got that one figured out so what's going on here. Well, I just figured we hadn't seen Randy in a little bit. And he was just sitting over there lonely on the concrete floors. I brought him up here. Dude, how hard was he to get up here? Oh, he dragged me into it. I know. I walked up. Ken and Ryan, you knocked over the light, the tripod's getting bounced that way. Yeah. Why don't he's a big boy? Why don't we just put like an actual human in, in place of him named Spencer? Because that would make too much sense. I don't know. We could. You want to move spending you want to take over his up? Randy doesn't provide much value. He's kind of like Evan when he doesn't feel like he has anything to say
Starting point is 00:07:21 or add to it like that's probably the same equivalent i was like i don't know okay well let's at least hear what he has to say and then we'll get spennie in here nice man with few words he's more focused on the stunts ken why don't you come in here and move randy out of the way for us uh i wouldn't need help for that i did get him most of the way up the stairs by myself hold on whoa there we go oh see you randy looks like at about one in the morning. I gotta feel bad for taking an Andy's spot. Oh, no, he's tired, dude.
Starting point is 00:07:57 He's chilling. He's fine. No, he's, he's chilling. He's just a little tired. He was up late. Anyways, so I was watching this podcast last night with Andrew Huberman, and he put this wild, wild stat out that has been tested five out of five times. And I felt like it was applicable to us because not that we have a problem with anyone
Starting point is 00:08:16 being gay, but, like, we've just been speculating some people of our friends. and our group that could possibly be gay. So anyways, if everyone could just hold out their hand here, tell which finger is longer, either your ring finger or your pointer? My ring's longer than my pointer. Ryan, how are you looking? What? Which one's longer, Ryan?
Starting point is 00:08:38 I have the same as Spenny. Okay, that's good. Same. Mike? Okay. Ring is longer than pointer. They're pretty close, but the ring is longer. Okay.
Starting point is 00:08:47 Well, anyways, if your pointer finger is long, longer than your ring finger, you, like, didn't get a certain amount of, like, a hormone at birth. And they've found that, like, it holds up with, like, people that are homosexual. I got two gay cousins. Should we call them up and check? Yes. Call them. Call them up and check. Yeah, I got it. Actually, I got a gay buddy. I got a gay buddy. I'll call up right now. So straight up, I was just, like, mind-blown. Because he said that. And I was like, wow, I wonder, maybe you need to take this to the boys. So you took this, this information from this podcast, Face value, it's true.
Starting point is 00:09:22 No. Okay. But I just, I wanted to, you know, I think it could mean something. So I just wanted to, you know, just see. Can we put it to the test? Yeah. I never realized this before, but the index finger on my right hand is like a little bit longer than the one of my left. Which one's your index finger?
Starting point is 00:09:37 Thank you. Your pointer finger is longer than your finger. No, no, it's still shorter than the ring finger, but like my right one is, you can tell it's longer. Okay. All right. Let me call my buddy. Ryan, you're fine. Hello?
Starting point is 00:10:00 Sorry. Just because you have one friend who consistently hangs out with you, then all of a sudden, you're in love with them. Spani, call him. Should we give him a call? Wait, you have two cousins that are also gay? I just have one. Sorry.
Starting point is 00:10:15 Is that weird to ask them? I don't think so. They're pretty cool. Don't give them any context. Just say, hey, he'll be cool. He'll be cool. Hey, just let me know which finger is longer. Your ring finger or your pointer finger.
Starting point is 00:10:27 That's all we need to know. Huberman's pretty legit. So five out of five times and then now we broke it here? No, we're not gay, Ryan. But Ben said I was. Oh. That's just joking. But like there's people who are gay and their pointer fingers were longer than there.
Starting point is 00:10:43 When was the last time you talked to him? Oh, I talked to him all the time. I hang out with them all the time. I love my cousins. I just love, when's the last time you talk to your buddies, He's spent, he's like, I FaceTime every single one of my buddies. Every single day, actually. Every Wednesday.
Starting point is 00:10:56 You're always on the phone. Hey, let's call his boyfriend. He didn't answer. Who knows? They're probably working. I mean, people work in Canada. I find that hard. It's not like around here where everybody just kind of hangs out.
Starting point is 00:11:06 Okay. They're not answering. Anyways, you're going to be doing something. You want to hear some wild data on homosexuality and hormones? Okay, so years ago when I was a graduate student at Berkeley, I was part of a study. I wasn't the main author that looked at finger length ratios and homosexuals. sexuality in men and women and how much testosterone was in utero. Now, I don't want anyone to freak out and just start staring at their fingers, but because
Starting point is 00:11:30 it has to be measured correctly. All right. All right. So, so if you hold up your right hand, like I'm holding up my right hand, my ring finger here is a little bit longer than my pointer finger. Okay. Which one's ring finger? Your ring finger is a little bit longer than your pointer finger.
Starting point is 00:11:45 Yeah. Okay. That is the typical heterosexual male pattern. Okay. Now, people are going to be like, this is bullshit. Listen, this has been replicated more than five times in humans. Okay, this pointer finger is smaller than the-five times. It's called the D-2 to D-4 ratio.
Starting point is 00:12:00 Scientists are super nerdy. If you look at gay men, men that identify as gay, that difference is much more pronounced. It's directly related to how much testosterone you were exposed to in utero when you were in your mommy's belly. Can't put this hand down? Yeah. So, yeah, you can put that hand down. Gay men have a hyper-male pattern that the index finger, excuse me, the,
Starting point is 00:12:20 The pointer finger tends to be relatively shorter than the ring finger. Oh, so I heard that wrong. We got it all wrong. So it's not whether it's longer, it's whether it's a significantly shorter. All right, guys, we're not out of the woods here. Everyone put your hands back up. Define the ratio here. Yeah, we need a fucking tape measure.
Starting point is 00:12:41 Because Spenny's is looking pretty mountainous over there. Wait, so. I don't know, is this just a whole thing to get us to look like this? at our nails? Now, how do we know? CJ? Well, apparently the pointer finger should be significantly shorter. It's not a matter. Yeah, it's like a bigger difference. If it's a, no, no, if it's a bigger difference, then you're, then you're not looking good. Yeah, I heard it wrong the first time. Now we watch a clip, so. Then you're like dialed then, right, Ken? Because yours are the same. No, mine are different. My left is different from my right. You'd rather
Starting point is 00:13:14 them not be a huge difference. Mine's a huge difference. Yeah, mine's a big. That is Spenny. I'm not He's a massive difference. He's looking pretty suspicious right now. There you go, bud. Yours isn't looking any better than mine. Spenny's is like textbook. Oh, he is looking really good, actually. Ryan's looking so good.
Starting point is 00:13:30 Ryan's looking, looking hetero. Yeah. Looking pretty hetero. That's a pretty heterose. I'm definitely not out clean yet. Spenny. But that makes sense because I got my cousin.
Starting point is 00:13:40 Yeah, it might be something biological. Yeah, it might be biological. And then I somehow just. Like in the genetics. Yeah, I just made it out clean. Not clean, but you don't know. Have you ever thought about it? I've never thought about it.
Starting point is 00:13:52 Well, you should think harder about it. I feel pretty comfortable. Ben, you look pretty stumped over there. Are you good? Pretty quiet. I'm just trying to figure this out. Ben's text. Yeah, did you not hear him?
Starting point is 00:14:03 He said if there's a bigger, they have a bigger difference between them. So they tend to have like a much shorter pointer finger. Gotcha. So that's like how gay you are, the bigger the distance between. Yeah. What if I have a friend? He lost a portion of this finger. Does that make him like super?
Starting point is 00:14:19 No. Super duper? That's outside. Not genetic. Because I think he would be incredibly. You lose your pointer finger and you're just like, hey. You get cut off in a saw. It needs to be from birth.
Starting point is 00:14:32 Anyways, yeah, I thought that was interesting. And, you know, we had been, I felt like it was applicable to us. So, anyways, had to bring it up, guys. Wouldn't care if any of you guys were gay. Just want to say that. I'd be happy for you. Thanks, CJ. Thank you, buddy.
Starting point is 00:14:46 Be proud to have a gay friend. All right. Anyways, dude, I've been feeling like Ken today. I've been getting calls like crazy. Phone number get leaked? Dude, yes. Oh, that sucks. But not how you would think.
Starting point is 00:15:00 It got leaked, I think, by my bank. No. And I've been getting the worst kind of phone calls. Finance bros have been calling. Oh, they're not even fans. No. I've legit, Mike. I've probably gotten 50.
Starting point is 00:15:14 Whoa. Right here. Answer. I watch this. Chill. Ah, they fucking ended on me. I've watched your phone and I saw you hanging up and I was like, damn, Ben's like pissed that. Dude, that's way more lame than getting a call from a fan.
Starting point is 00:15:28 I just got a call on the meeting and they're like, it is money, Mike. And what are you doing? I'm like, mortgage lending. Oh, yeah. If you were called by mistake or would like to be removed from our database. There you go. You can go into your settings and then it just silences any unknown phone numbers from your contacts. I'm not going to do that though because I actually, I get, I get calls that are like important to our
Starting point is 00:15:49 business every day. If it's important, they'll leave a message and then you can call them back right away. So you still get the messages, but you don't get the notification. It just silences the phone call and it sends it straight to voicemail. I might have to resort to that. I was thinking about calling you earlier, but I knew that I was going to get sent straight to voicemail. Oh no, you're my context list. Yeah, dude, it's actually so annoying. I'm assuming I'll probably get like 10 more. So why are you getting so many calls from mortgage brokers? I have no idea. I'm assuming because I'm buying a new house. I have no idea. That's the only thing that I can...
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Starting point is 00:19:15 I don't know. Sometimes I do, but I find myself just not most of the time. Dude, I've been finding myself just not even answering, like, text as much lately either. Same. Like, I've just been getting, like, too many. Because we'll just, like, make clear set plans, and you guys will go, how were we supposed to know about that? Dude, we got too many fucking group chats.
Starting point is 00:19:35 We do, actually. We need to condense. Dude, so bad. CJ literally made a group chat to go golfing last night. Why did you make a group chat for that? Well, I just messaged you guys separate. I didn't want to hassle the others. It put us into a group, though.
Starting point is 00:19:49 And I was like, what is this? Wednesday night golf crew now or something? The Wednesday night golf league? We've got our own chat. I mean, I feel like we got groups for everything. We got like every friend group that is ancillary to ours. Like it's like a Venn diagram that we like grab on all these different circles. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:20:05 And then the six of us are always in the middle of it. I think it's also tough because like we have so many things. going on at all times that aren't including like one person in the group for like surprise reasons like we do a pretty good job of uh we haven't really ruined many surprises via sending in the wrong group chat which can get hard to do but like with your dirt bike build had to go and start a new group chat of like all right who needs to be in this one i'm like okay now i need one with this group minus can do that and then you got it's just like a lot to keep straight no there literally is a group chat with every minus one plus one. Everyone. Yeah. Ever. Okay, boys, I got some news. Have you
Starting point is 00:20:49 heard about the Enhanced Games? No. It's pretty crazy. I just heard about it. Wait, like the Olympics for people on drugs? Yeah. That's pretty sweet. It's a new thing. The Enhanced Games is a proposed multi-sport event founded by Australian businessman Aaron DeSosa. It would allow athletes to use performance enhancing substances without being subject to drug tests. And they're like, prepare for world records to be broken. We don't mind if you're doing performance enhancing drugs. We encourage it, which is pretty insane. So they should, and then they're like kind of add
Starting point is 00:21:18 or clickbait per se for this article was this Olympic swimmer who's now on performance enhancing drugs and he looks massive. He's just like, ooh. It's like the biggest swimmer I've ever seen. Dude, honestly, it might be leveling the playing field. It's kind of like
Starting point is 00:21:36 in baseball. I don't know if it's like this anymore, but half of them were juice in half of them weren't so it's like just on level you know so you almost got to assume your opponent's cheating so like if they're all using drugs probably not good for your health but in terms of uh but at least breaking records and performance and probably the most level no one's cheating yeah yeah because you're not cheating anymore you could do the same thing yeah is uh have they been doing them have they been playing the games or is they like is everybody still training for it and they're hyping it's a new thing yeah okay so there hasn't been because like
Starting point is 00:22:09 That's what I'm expecting. First event, Las Vegas, 26. That's all it says. It makes sense, but also, like, any time that somebody breaks a record or does something cool, like, everyone's going to have an asterisk. It's not going to be legit. But everyone's going to just be like, oh, it only happened because that they're on PDs. Yeah, but wasn't like Barry Bonds on PDs.
Starting point is 00:22:30 Yeah. And Lance Armstrong. Arod, I think. He got popped. Yeah, I appreciate A rod. So, like, there's a lot of legends. Even, like, some of the best, some of the best, Moto dudes he got in trouble. for, like, drugging and doping, too.
Starting point is 00:22:42 Dude, the Lance Armstrong one is crazy, though. Have you guys watched, like, his Netflix documentary or anything about that? So good. Because he basically denied it for, like, 15 years or something, a long run of denial, and then it just came out that he was on it. I think even Michael Phelps, like, the swimmer was... He was smoking weed. Yeah, that's what he got caught for.
Starting point is 00:23:04 Yeah, they look at that as, like, a... Yeah, that's just going to hurt. Can you... Performance-enhancing drugs? Yeah, can you smoke THC and compete in the Olympics? Because that seems like something... No, in the last Olympics... Ten years ago, that would be super taboo, but now...
Starting point is 00:23:19 The one there was a gal runner who, like, won, and then they found out that she, like, smoked weed. No, it's still banned in the Olympics. Really? I mean, this article is from 21, but... Wow. James Stewart for Supercross. He got banned for Adderall.
Starting point is 00:23:35 Really? That's right. Yeah, they'll get you for anything. Yeah. But it's because he wasn't prescribed it? or he was prescribed it. That's the weirdest thing. No, you just, you weren't allowed to use it while raising, even if it was a prescription,
Starting point is 00:23:46 because it's like, it just makes you focus. So I guess, I don't know how, I don't know what the regulation is on it. So the thing about, like, oh, you're blind. You can't use contacts, bud. Pro gamers get pop for that too. Like, I don't know if it's like that anymore,
Starting point is 00:23:58 but like if you were using like Adderall and stuff like that, they considered that as PED. I'm assuming like after, for James Stewart, does that show up in a drug test? Like a pissed guy? Yeah, I think they would drug test them. If he won, though. Like, I'm assuming after he won.
Starting point is 00:24:14 After you win. So that's what I don't understand. Like, are they just not making that clear enough, like in the rules? Like, because someone like James Stewart, like, he's going to win. Like, he was winning either way, right? Yeah. So, like, I can't imagine he'd be like, oh, the only way I win is if I take Adderall, you know? Yeah.
Starting point is 00:24:30 Yeah, I don't know. It's hard to say. It's hard to say because even like Christian Craig, another Supercross, dude, he got caught for, I don't know what it was. it was in one of the supplements that he was taking like it might have been a pre-workout and there was something that was banned. So it's kind of wild actually. Even like I got drug tested at a race in Europe
Starting point is 00:24:50 right after the race. You come off the track and the people are there at the clipboard and they're like, all right, you need to come in this room right now. And you just came off the track. You're like sweating and you go into a room and a guy watches you pee into a thing and you have to fill out a whole questionnaire
Starting point is 00:25:06 and then they send your pee away and they like test it. and then they call you back and let you know if you're clean or positive. Something similar happened with Ryan Garcia, I think, when he got, like, his last fight stripped off of him. Yeah. Yeah. But I think it was something, like, in his, like, supplements that he was taken. Yeah, pre-workout.
Starting point is 00:25:24 Like, there's a lot of stuff in pre-workout, usually that is. I was talking to a guy at the gym because I was asking him, like, you know, if he had any recommendations of, like, supplements that I should be taken or, like, doing anything like that. And he was like, well, are you doing, like, a Natty show? Or can you, like, you, like, do? beyond roids for your bodybuilding i was like uh natty i think i'm not trying to do steroids and he was like all right well just be careful on some of the pre workouts that you take yeah dude some of the
Starting point is 00:25:50 pre workouts some of those will leave you show up i was always careful because all the racing i didn't is a m so it's like i mean not that i'm going to get caught and then people don't even usually get caught like i think the gncc guys that are racing those like three hour races i think they're on like hg and stuff too and they're like ripping uh before the races they're ripping like IVs and stuff so that they're just super hydrated which in some series you can't even run an IV like I bet you at Olympics you probably can't run an IV during the event just so that you're super super hydrated let me during the event are they riding with an IV? No no no no like they're going like that'd be lit the night before the night before go and they'll sit in or even in per se like
Starting point is 00:26:30 the two weeks span the two weeks span they call it like a vitamin bag it's just loaded with vitamins and you just sit there it drips in and then you're basically just like super high energy for for however long. It is crazy because there's just so many different things you can do to like get an edge. Dude, even like... Yeah. Even in the racing, guys were like doing this like blood spinning where they spin your blood and put more oxygen into it.
Starting point is 00:26:54 Yeah, yeah, yeah, ozone therapy. Ozone therapy. And like you're not even allowed to do, I don't think Supercross, I don't think you're allowed to do that even. How do they test that? I don't know how they test it or what they do. Man, they're really regulating more things I even thought were possible. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:27:08 I'm excited to see these enhance. I know. I'm excited, but also... Super Crossrider? Kind of to your point, you're like, there's a lot more than what immediately comes to mind, steroids. Like, you do worry about people just doing all of them. Yeah, going too hard. You guys watch Liver King's Netflix documentary?
Starting point is 00:27:25 I've seen it. I've seen it, yeah. Liver King's kind of a meme within our group, so I do have to watch it. Like, we have, speaking of group chats, we have our main, main, main group chat, and that is Liver King as the profile picture. and it has been for years, pretty much since he got famous. And the group chat name is Primal. Yes, yes. Which is what he would say.
Starting point is 00:27:44 Primals. Primals. I thought it was interesting because at the end, he kind of just admitted that he's just been a con artist his whole life. I know. Really? Yeah, it was crazy. And, like, he, like, almost seemed proud about it.
Starting point is 00:27:57 Like, he was, he was kind of, like, smirking about it. And, like, he kind of just pulled another scheme. And this one was a big one, though. A long, long con. Probably super, super profitable. Like, he even kind of conned his business. partners and everything supposedly like you know because they were like yeah i had no idea that he was juicing and all this and it was interesting though because like his son you can just tell like
Starting point is 00:28:20 in certain shots he's in the background kind of like like his dad's like saying some some shit you know and he's kind of just like i'm still doing this shit yeah you know he knows it's ridiculous yeah it was interesting that he pretty much admitted that he's wild con artist his whole life what was his cons before this did he have other ones yeah he was saying like he like figured out how to return return things supplements and nutrition at like gnc without having like a receipt but he worked at gnc so he'd basically work there and then figured out that like they would give you a full refund if you didn't like the product so he would just like get returns and then go to another gnc and return them and then get a full
Starting point is 00:28:59 refund and like he was like falsifying receipts and oh he would take other people's returns yeah but that was just one thing and then he was like ah and then i was like you know i was selling drugs and I was making drugs and I turned into a full on chemist in my in my apartment I'm assuming making like so he is I don't know what that looks like but he he it was weird because it like built him up like the whole doc of like you know everything that he was doing and then at like the end you know it all came out that he was juicent or you know he's on steroids who would have thought the most ripped guy you've ever seen in your entire life is on steroids and then I didn't think it was like that crazy because I was just like everyone I feel like
Starting point is 00:29:38 knew that and then he kind of like yeah you know i i've kind of been like shady my whole life like saying it directly like that and then he said like all the different things that he did and then it kind of just ended there and i was like and he was like kind of smirking about it like they had to do like they kind of dirty like that and it it was definitely like the payoff of the whole thing right yeah did he do the documentary like did he line it yeah yeah i mean he's in it they film like his whole life like when he got famous they pretty much which is really interesting to see, like, the documentaries of, you know, a lot of people like that. Dude, they just have, like, doc crews following them around.
Starting point is 00:30:15 It's cool. I like to see that. It's really cool. Like, when someone like that is, like, rising to fame, it's wild that they just have, like, enough, like, instinct to be like, yeah. We should just film everything from here. Yeah, we better just cash out on the documentary at the end. Yeah, which is kind of how it was.
Starting point is 00:30:30 You think Liver King's good? Like, he could, he did this doc and, like, basically shot himself in the foot for his trustworthiness for the rest of his life. We think he's good on money. for the rest of his life. For the rest of his life. For sure, bro, he's making $100 million a year. Worst case is or was?
Starting point is 00:30:43 Was that worth is $310 million? Yeah. Dude, I need a couple horse balls or whatever it was for $310 million. But he was rich before he got famous. How do you get rich before? Like you said he's been scheming. He's doing like the ancestry of living. And then he started like, he was like genuinely doing that.
Starting point is 00:31:01 He was making his social media money. No, no, no, no. So he was ripped, right? he was rich he was ripped he had his like ancestral living company like selling these supplements and like this nutrition that's like ancestral living right without like without like straight up eating like testicles and and shit it was before it's social media and then he went to like this marketing firm it was basically like I want you to help me get a million followers and then this marketing firm just saw this beef cake of a guy and they were like okay well we could probably
Starting point is 00:31:32 do that they just started trying things and then like pretty much within like a month of hiring this marketing firm, he blew up. Wow. He was, like, always making, like, the good morning, like, walk in the woods, and they would get, like, a hundred likes. Wow. And then he, like, switched up with his marketing firm. And then the marketing firm at the end was, like, we felt like we were lied to when he
Starting point is 00:31:52 came out, like, that he was doing drugs. I was like, bullshit. You guys were just trying to protect yourselves. Yeah. They did what they did. They marketed. He said he was Natty. Yeah, right?
Starting point is 00:32:02 Oh, yeah. You guys care so much. First case, he just drops in and hits the enhanced Olympics, and he, you, Might actually be able to do something sweet in there. Yeah. I don't know why I have so many bodybuilding videos on my Facebook, but there's lots of, like, what we're going to do. Go to the show, Flex.
Starting point is 00:32:17 And no matter how big or ripped or not big you are, 99% of the comments are like, this dude's on steroids. So it's like, even if you're natural, like, that's cool if you truly are, then you can say you are and you know in your heart you are. But like, if you even did a little tiny bit of steroids, you might as well just do them. Because people think you're on a,
Starting point is 00:32:37 anyway. I know it's always been kind of the case. Except your falls will shrink. Yeah, I mean, there's a lot of health implications. Right, right, right. Well, I guess, yeah. So it's like, can you try them and say you're like not on them? Well, I'm serious. If you tried them for like two weeks, but you'll shrink. Ken, you could go on steroids. You got so much to work with it. You got to make you know, you get back to normal levels. Yeah, at least normal size testicles. But you still have to work hard though when you're on. You still got to go to the gym. You still got to go and work hard. It's not like you just take a shot. It's not like you just take a shot and you're going to be...
Starting point is 00:33:08 Right, right, right, right. It's still hard work if you're running steroids. I don't know. I think it just speeds up your recovery time, right? Well, it depends what you're using it. And you can train harder? Yeah, that's like what the Moto guys run HGH because they don't want to get big.
Starting point is 00:33:22 Like, you don't want to have huge muscles. You're not working out to get big. You're working out to get, like, strong and fit. Quick recovery. Quick recovery is what you'd want. Dude, I was laughing on Andrew Schill's last stand-up on Netflix. Super funny. he's talking about how like hair pills like hair loss pills they make your swimmers not work so well
Starting point is 00:33:42 your sperm and then he's like well hold up hold up i i didn't know that when he's talking to the doctor he's like so you're telling me that this pill is just that awesome he's like yeah it was helping me not lose my hair but it's like birth control and it helps me grow my hair back he's like why isn't anybody talking about this with that side effect and i was like that is true because i then did a little research and i didn't like if you're trying to get pregnant you should get off your hair pills pretty easy to do just don't take them but that's a pretty sweet double whammy but it comes back or it's like it can't like it takes you down you don't rebound it comes back but you got it's not just like quit taking them and then you're good to go next week like it's probably
Starting point is 00:34:20 a month or two but i just thought that was insane i'm like i didn't really know it made your swimmers not work as well so i take hair pills you can get off them or what probably i want to have a kid i think they're working not bringing my hair back but i used to shed like crazy on my pill you could just see it like i'd wake up there'd be hair all over i'm like and now it doesn't happen i didn't notice your hair was thicker because it's short now yeah so like it could look a lot thinner some better shampoo and then those hair pills again i don't think my hair is growing back but it's not falling out like it was getting more gray you're on the hair pills yeah it's like progressively getting more gray yeah dude i got grass coming too i don't mean that bad
Starting point is 00:34:59 no it's like but it's like i noticed it in the last video actually i was like oh damn i Yeah, it's crazy. I do want to, like, diet for fun. You know, you guys have known about. I've always been into, like, screw it. I'll try something new with my hair, get a bowl cut, whatever. Diet. I want to die it, but I don't want to, like, I don't want to show up and have, like, Spencer-colored hair.
Starting point is 00:35:21 And everyone's like, whoa. I don't think you died your hair. Dude, I got grades coming in, too. Yeah, you have, you have, like, five, yeah. No, they're coming in. 15. No, I'd say more now. Stress it.
Starting point is 00:35:31 I'm stressing. What are you stressing about? Are you stressing about the grays, or you're stressing and then getting grays? I'd say the grays are probably from past stress. Are they crazy that, like, your stress can change the color of your hair? And do stress about it. Stress will change your whole body. Yeah, your whole body.
Starting point is 00:35:51 It's crazy. It's like the worst thing. Oh, yeah. Skin tone and your skin quality. You do need a little bit of stress, though, I feel like. Just to keep you sharp. Keep you sharp. Yeah, like, you don't need too.
Starting point is 00:36:01 So you don't get loose and lazy with it? Yeah. I love pretty stress-free now, though, I'd say. Yeah. I don't stress about anything. What were you stressed about? The last thing? Yeah.
Starting point is 00:36:12 Ex-girlfriends, yeah. They're stressing you out? Dude, it has been a minute since you've been stressed. Oh, it's been a minute, yeah. He told me that. I learned all about that in the merch. It's been a while, yeah. When we were packing over Black Friday, I learned all about Spenny's stress levels.
Starting point is 00:36:26 Yeah. That's the last thing you want is to be stressing about random shit. Dude, just dumb stuff. Like just such dumb stuff You definitely don't want too much stress But I feel like you should have a little bit of stress Because like I don't know It just like keeps you going
Starting point is 00:36:40 Like you need something to get up and like go do every day And you also like You gotta build up a tolerance to stress too Yeah Like certain people have way higher tolerances to stress Than other people And like you can kind of build that up But within reason
Starting point is 00:36:56 Obviously you don't want to just be carrying around so much Dude, I've really been testing my stress levels the last month between getting married, planning a wedding, buying a house, planning to build a house, and then everything that we've been dealing with in our business. Yeah. Yeah. It's like three constant stressors, all separate all at once. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:37:21 And it's all good. I mean, it's all like, it's good, it's good stress. It's like it means that, you know, like we're evolving and it's taking big steps. in life it's like big life stress everyone kind of has them all in their life at some point but i have like all three of them at once i feel like our business has always been stressful like right now is not nearly as stressful as it used to be but uh i've been stressing more about it now really yeah i'm just like i don't know maybe i'm just used to it yeah speaking of the house thing because i was looking at getting a house that was roughly the same amount of money as what you're gonna be
Starting point is 00:37:56 spending and it was like this close to pulling the trig and I ended up just backing out because I was just like just don't want to deal with the stress of it like I knew it was going to cause more stress to me that stress wasn't worth it wasn't worth to pay out I but granted you're you're doing a completely different thing to me you're building a new house I was just going to get one and it was already built and it wasn't like dialed you know I literally I told you that too I was like is the stress worth it and it's what I evaluate of like I try and actually make a lot of my life decisions off of like is this going to cause me stress or make my life more simple i was telling greta this i was like i think i just like i operate a lot better when i'm not stressed out and in like my
Starting point is 00:38:38 line of work when i'm operating better like you know i'm in a better mood for just way better filming videos yeah i've a way better output right so like i try and just evaluate what i'm doing if it's going to cause me stress because it it makes an effect on our business dads don't want socks for Father's Day anymore. Give them something that they're gonna wear and look good in and give them something from Chubbies. Shop with our partner Chubbies and get unbeatable comfort and style in everyday shorts with stretchy for ultimate flexibility
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Starting point is 00:40:16 I think it keeps me pushing. Like this video bit didn't work out. Now we got to come up with something before in two days that's when you can think of something right you know that's when things start to happen you know like versus if i just said screw it we're not gonna we're not gonna post it so you got rid of your stress but you didn't keep pushing that's what i'm talking about for good stress the biggest thing for me is like differentiating between actual stress like stress that is imposed on you because of things out of your control and fabricated stress Fabricated stress can happen to anyone I actually was like thinking about it really deeply
Starting point is 00:40:52 that I go women fabricate a lot of stress It's not just women It's all of us You know it's like women want to plan something And then all of a sudden they're all stressed out Because of this thing that they planned They wanted to do But I'm like but I do the same thing
Starting point is 00:41:04 This is really silly And that's why it's good to realize that I go buy a bunch of parts for my truck And then I'm all stressed out Because I need to install these parts It's a bad example but like Mike's stress But yeah it's so you have
Starting point is 00:41:17 That doesn't understand you out. Not, no, not, hey. Why do you keep doing it yourself? Money, Mike, he's stressing himself out. He's buying someone's shit. From a broad standpoint, sure, but no, everybody knows buying stuff is awesome. Yeah, it is. Click and order online, buying it at the store.
Starting point is 00:41:32 That's awesome. But, yeah, so that's fabricated stress in my head. I'm stressing myself out because I have parts that I need to install that I bought three weeks ago and I still haven't got them on my dang car. It's just stuff like that. But it's like, don't. That's like not real stress, though. Exactly.
Starting point is 00:41:46 But that's why you need a different. between fabricated stress and maybe that was too silly of an example but like you like could be like oh like I'm not getting this stuff done and then you tell yourself you're stressed out even though if you just forgot of all of the whole telling yourself you're stressed out and just did it and just like knocked it out and then you can't even be stressed about it because you got rid of it the more you think about something that you put on yourself to do the more it stresses you I don't know you know differentiate between but then there's like whole other perspectives to the side of it like where you have health issues or you're worried about where you're going to get your next meal or you got you're worried about your you got to feed your baby you worry about where you're going to sleep tonight that's real stress you know yeah and almost like those are probably that's probably how you build fucking stress tolerance not not necessarily you don't want to have to have those problems but if you deal with them other things seem a lot smaller right after that I'm surprised Evan doesn't have more gray hair yeah there's the other thing too there's a difference
Starting point is 00:42:46 between like self-inflicted anxiety and like you know you're dealing with your decisions and then it's just like fighting your own demons of like oh why did I do that it's like the Sunday scaries are a real thing dude oh yeah and if you drink every single day you have scaries every single day I've been getting back into drinking a little bit but not nearly like we used to or at least like I used to and I don't even remember the last time I woke up and was like fuck what I do like I don't even remember the last time I did that. I don't think I've ever even had a night like that. Really? That's crazy. That is actually crazy. That's awesome. Where you didn't regret a single thing you did? No, I don't think so. That's incredible. You might be the only person I've met that's ever. Incredible. It's Penny. Well, actually, now that I think about it, now that I, yeah, it happens. But like, you're saying, I don't think so, really. Oh, okay.
Starting point is 00:43:36 It happens of varying degrees. Like there's people that wake up that I know that are literally crippled by it. And then also like, you know, I mean, it doesn't, I feel the same way. Siege, like, you know, you kind of dabble back in and you feel like you have things more to control. But like, we've got like stable relationships. And then now we're also learning how to not be dickhead. So that helps, you know? Like you don't accidentally get in some dumb fight with your girlfriend.
Starting point is 00:43:58 And that's something like when you wake up, you're like, oh, crap. Like I messed up last night. But, yeah, now the basically only thing I have. I was like, man, do I do anything stupid last night? Was I talking dumb to them or whatever, you know? I think maybe I've just slowly learned after 29 years of life and just being so critical on myself that I just don't do stuff like that anymore. But also, it really just boils down to if you just drink too much alcohol,
Starting point is 00:44:26 you are going to do something stupid. Doesn't matter who the fuck you are. You're going to say something stupid. You're going to do something stupid. You're going to be a little bit weird. It also depends on who you're hanging out with in the situation. But generally, like, if you just don't overconsume, you're probably not going to do something stupid if you're not an idiot.
Starting point is 00:44:47 Yeah, that's very true. But even if you're smart, you're going to do some dumb shit. Now that I'm sober, I just don't even think twice about anything I do. As in, like, because I know for a fact that whatever it is can't be nearly as crazy or stupid as it was when I was drinking. Yeah, and you made it with a clear conscience. Yeah, exactly. So even if someone was like, what the fuck were you doing, man? If your dad's over, you're like, I don't know.
Starting point is 00:45:09 Yeah, it's a challenge. Yeah, that's being dumb. I was pretty worried about you, actually, Mike. He is? Yeah, because you've been, like, falling asleep, like, on top of the covers with your clothes on. And Evan's like, dude, I don't know. It's like, yeah, he's like drunk Mike all over again, except for the only excuse he has is he isn't drunk. And that's a problem.
Starting point is 00:45:28 Why is he falling asleep like that? And then I kind of blamed it on him because I'm like, dude, because I deed. your ass and then bar clothes comes around and yet it's still not time to leave I'm like it was 2.30 it was 2.30 in the morning and I just wanted to leave so bad and then we get to the hotel at like 315 and I'm like
Starting point is 00:45:46 sorry I slept in my clothes that's worse than you drinking is you having to DD around and fucking stay out till 3.30 is no fun just being sober hanging around a bunch of drunk idiots and then you got driving there like we want McDonald's and you go over there for the most part it's fine
Starting point is 00:46:03 just being slow as shit Evan gets so mad when he's drunk too. Remember when I tried to go to bed early and he's like, you're going to leave, you're going to leave Mike and me alone? Like, what are you doing? Then he acts like he tries to party so hard and like be that guy. You're straight up, not, bro. And it was like getting really serious. Yeah, he was pissed. I was like, dude, I got to go to bed, man. I just, I don't see the point on drinking a bunch of beers on a Tuesday. Like, I just, I'm just going to go to bed. I partially beat myself up because I
Starting point is 00:46:30 kind of was that guy. So if you were, I'm like, if you're going to hang out, and you're like gonna be sober then drive i was kind of like mean about i wasn't like mean to them i was like dude seriously well i think that's fair yeah if you're gonna hang around and be sober like yeah you're gonna drive us home that makes sense but that doesn't mean that all the other rules are out the window as in like yeah i'll drive you home but like why four nights in a row and why all of them have to be past you don't have to hang out though right right yeah but yeah like if i am if you're gonna like go to the roadhouse with everyone and you're not drinking i think that's fair to drive but also they have to leave on your agenda yes they have to leave on your agenda so like if it gets to where
Starting point is 00:47:13 you have to stay an extra three four hours just waiting around for everyone to go home and i'm like way too easy going you know like even when i do finally lay down the law and everyone's like what really and i'm like what that's not the real mic come on they're like i gave you like six passes to stay longer, drink more. Six free passes. Run you to the gas station. Dude, it's like, it's so, it's so easy to understand when you're sober. And then as soon as you have one drink, you're just like, yeah, what do you mean?
Starting point is 00:47:44 Mike can't bring us to McDonald's. You're just having fun. Yeah, you're just having fun. Like, as soon as you're boozing, it's just like all just like sober thoughts. Common sense. It's like general respect of like sober time out the window. It's just like, what you mean? We're partying, bro.
Starting point is 00:48:00 I thought we were buddies. I thought we were buddies. I'm going to stop for your buddy. But you guys know me. I don't mind when it gets late. I actually really don't mind it. What I do mind, and I'm sure a lot of people d-dying mind this,
Starting point is 00:48:11 is the multiple stop thing. It's the, yo, can you go pick up this girl? Can you go pick up my buddy? Can we go buzz, whatever? And I'm like, what? No, I'm hanging out here. Just because I'm not drinking doesn't mean I'm not hanging out here. Yeah, that's true.
Starting point is 00:48:27 Yeah. Yeah, you're not like, Uber driving. Yeah, yeah, yeah. We almost kind of have stopped using the sprinter van for that reason. It just got to be too many stops. It was too many stops. And then it's like riding the school bus home.
Starting point is 00:48:39 It takes an hour. I'm starting to know. We got school buses, so. That's true. We could probably just sell the sprinter van at this point. True. Cash out on that thing and then just buy. Put a slightly comfy seats in the short bus.
Starting point is 00:48:50 You could buy 30 school buses. We don't need to do that. I think we just keep the short bus. We all have our own school bus. And we'd be dialed. Evil Caneval just rolled in his grave. 30 school bus. I honestly wouldn't even care if we sold the Sprintervan.
Starting point is 00:49:03 I don't know if it's worth much money. Now that we have the short bus, I wouldn't either. The thing's trash. I don't know if we'd get. Like, how much money do you think we'd get for that thing? $100.000. You think $100. $85?
Starting point is 00:49:13 Dude, that thing's so sick still. Yeah, it's not bad. Honestly, it's kind of like back to what you said about the supercar thing. Like at face value, it's there. Like, yeah, it's a little rough around the edges. But, like, that doesn't make it worth much less. We didn't buy it to be a party hauler, though. Like, we bought it because it's,
Starting point is 00:49:29 like really good for getting our crew around and like filming intros and like and that's what we've been using it for lately yeah yeah yeah that's what we use it for now but like you know it just slowly just turned into just like what our limos were so we had one limo that we bought for 3 500 bucks and that thing was a lincoln town car limo probably fit what 30 at most no but like 15 15 and we would pile every single person that we knew into that thing that was fun and then we we got a forward excursion limo that one fit like 30 that thing fit 30 and we would fit like 45 into it yeah it was actually insane and then we and then we got the sprinter and the sprinter's tough because it it it's supposed to carry like eight people comfortably but we still pile like 17
Starting point is 00:50:18 yeah like 17 in there and it is cool it's cool to be the group or whatever that lets other people come on you know it's like you run into some like distant buddies and they're like dude can we hop on it's cool to have them well i'm just saying like if they're your close buddies they're probably already on but uh you know or some people some girls some whatever it's cool to have them come on but then you run into more people than you want on there and well how yeah how are we gonna get home yeah because then it's like we yeah we hire a driver for it right and then it's just like oh yeah the sprinter van's just like free game to just bring us wherever then and then you find out like the next morning that the sprinter driver didn't get home till 4.30 in the morning and we're like oh they're never going to fucking pick up our phone call again the last time i drove the sprinter i have a snap of it pulling into the driveway at 545 a m after i dropped everybody back off in all the different places and i went that sucked but i mean is what it is and that was a long time ago it was the last time i drove the sprinter man it is still fun though it is so fun dude should we start it He's like, should we got to be fired up.
Starting point is 00:51:28 Dude, me and Spenny and CJ actually had a great time. And Gavin, Mechanic Gab, last summer. That was, like, the last, like, Sprintervan outing that I've had. It was last August, and, man, that was fun. I'm down to rip the sprinter van tonight or even tomorrow. Let's go golfing in that thing. I'd be down. There you go.
Starting point is 00:51:44 And then we could, like, cruise around and, like. All the things were, like, we should do that. And we could, like, use the internet and massaging seats. and then keep the baby on both TVs. Yeah, we'll put debate, watch music videos while we're on both screens. Can take it to the golf course too. I'm down. Let's do it.
Starting point is 00:52:04 All right, book it. To have a couple drinks and be in the Sprinter van with all the boys, there's probably nothing better. Like, it's way better than being in a bar. It is. It is. When you get to the bar, it's just like, oh, damn. I kind of want to just, like, drive around to the Sprinter.
Starting point is 00:52:19 I know. It's so sick. The Sprinter van's more fun with the bar. That's for sure. It is. It really is. And even it doesn't even need to be stacked. and it doesn't need to be like...
Starting point is 00:52:25 No, it's more fun when there's less people. Exactly. It's more fun when it has the right amount of people for the amount of seats there is. As soon as like you have to like double up and do all this shit, that's when it's not fun. Yeah, we ain't selling that shit. They don't think so sick.
Starting point is 00:52:41 We would just sell it and be like, what are we doing? We got another one. But as soon as we got the short bus, I'm like, I want to have a big, like, all d-D, and I want to take everyone out on the short bus. No, no, no, we should use this big bus, so then you can straight up bring. Those buses are pretty awesome. And they're actually, I mean, to no surprise, they're clean, but easy to maneuver.
Starting point is 00:53:06 They're not as hard as you think. So easy to drive. Really good turning radius. Yeah, I didn't mind driving that thing home three and a half hours. Yeah, that was fun. So yeah, you're right. Screw the short bus. We're doing a long bus.
Starting point is 00:53:15 And then we actually can be that guy, those guys and be like, yeah, of course you can come on. What we did, what we could do is turn the seats sideways. But we just can't drop you off. And then we could put fireman poles Some roof supports In case you wanted to like Yeah roof supports That's what they would be better for
Starting point is 00:53:31 It's interesting that you brought this up When we bought those buses And I was talking with the insurance guy You had three questions How many people does it sit Are the seats facing normal or sideways Slash party bus? And then four was do people pay you to ride on it
Starting point is 00:53:45 Which I said no to everything Because it's not a party bus But like that was the thing If it was turned into a party bus They were like You're not going to insure you How many people does it fit? Nope.
Starting point is 00:53:55 Dude, I'm down. Perfect. Well, Ben, call your driver. Oh, wait. I also have a really funny story about when I got pulled over on the way to the car show that I want to tell. So, you know,
Starting point is 00:54:07 whoa, wait, what? You got pulled over? Yeah. On the way to the car show that we went to a little bit ago, I got pulled over because I got vanity plates. They don't tell you whether, like,
Starting point is 00:54:16 they're good or not, but I got money, Mike for the Viper. Sick. M-N-Y-M-I-K-E. And they take eight weeks to, in black? No, they don't make black plates. Okay, I was going to say, because I ordered vanity plates in black. I know. And they never came for mine. And they came in non-black? No, and I, I don't know.
Starting point is 00:54:33 It was real confusing, but long story short, I was running the wrong plate on my Raptor. I was running my Lambo plate on my Raptor for a year because I thought it was the right one. It was the wrong one. And then I got pulled over and they told me that. That was hilarious. Wow. Yeah. But anyway, so, yeah, I was going to say it's not coming in black, but okay. No, it's not. And so they all they give you is piece of paper not laminated for this position in your license plate they just say tape that in your back window so i went and re-registered all my cars and i like it in the customized plates so all my cars are like plateless and the viper you can't see it the truck you can't really see it anyway i'm driving the viper the windows angled i get pulled over no surprise it's actually the cop was in the parking lot that
Starting point is 00:55:13 we were in and followed us all the way out you guys took off i got pulled over on the oh after canes he hunted you down yeah he just well he was just like waiting for me to get onto a public road before me over, pulls me over and goes, I'm just trying to figure out, you know, you don't have registration. So what's going on? And then I'm like, here's the space paper. He's like, all right, what is this? I'm like, this is my registration. I'm like, chilling because I'm good to go. Yes, this is a pain in the butt. I probably should have tried taping the piece of paper or something. And he's like, all right, so this is all they gave you. I'm like, this is all they gave me. And he's like, just doesn't know what to do. Classic, how often does that happen
Starting point is 00:55:47 to us where the DNR or something jams us up and they don't know what to do? And he's like, all right, Well, you just sit tight. I'm like, yep, take your time, man. And then a second cop pulls up and kind of like starts asking me the same questions. He's like, yep, so we're just trying to figure out, you know, if this car is registered on. Yeah, it is. And then he's like, we ran the vint and just nothing's coming back. I'm like, that's an issue.
Starting point is 00:56:07 Like, what do you mean? Nothing's coming back. He's like, like, your name's not coming. I'm like, oh, okay, my name. But like, it's not like, nobody scrub the vin or anything. He's like, I don't know. We're just trying to figure it out. Okay, cool.
Starting point is 00:56:18 And then they, he goes, so where'd the car come from? I'm like Ohio and he's like you know anybody you in Ohio I go nope he's like you didn't know who had the car before you I'm like I didn't know him I mean I knew him from the sale I don't know what to say and then he's like all right well like you buy it from a dealership and I'm like I got it on eBay and he goes you said eBay and I'm like yeah yeah eBay like eBay like eBay motors just all chill and he's like and you're you live in North Dakota I go yep I just move there I totally guess when I guess when I transferred my license over I'm like it was the beginning of the year he's like yeah it says January I'm like all right
Starting point is 00:56:51 Good. And then he's like, he comes back again and he's like, listen, this is a really nice car and, uh, you know, you don't have registration on it. I'm like, I do. I do. I just showed you. Yeah, it's in the window. And he's like, we're just trying to make sure that it's not stolen. And I was like, I was waiting for you to say that. And I was like, it's not stolen. But take your time. Do what you got to do and figure it out. Because if that was your viper that was stolen, like you'd appreciate them asking all the questions and possibly get nothing back. I was. solely entertained by it, but I was not upset that they were insinuating that it might be stolen. And then since North Dakota has much more lax rules on registration and stuff, he was trying to figure out
Starting point is 00:57:31 if my North Dakota ID was fake so I could like register my car in North Dakota and I'm like, it's not stolen and they just still like, I was there for 30 minutes. Yeah, you were a long way behind us. And I was like me sitting there and my stolen, allegedly stolen
Starting point is 00:57:47 Viper. They were super nice. You want to watch the YouTube video of me buying it? Yeah, did you pop that up? Yeah, and then so I did, and some kids start hollering at us. He goes, you know them kids? Like, kind of like, and I was like, um, I don't personally know them, but they know me. And he's like, how? And I was like, we have a YouTube channel.
Starting point is 00:58:04 All right, okay. And I'm like, did you see the guys and the other supercars ahead of me? Yep. Like, that's, that's what we do. And then I like showed him the thumbnail and he's like, all right. And they still like spend another five minutes like deciding what to do. Oh my gosh. And it's just like, I really need to like,
Starting point is 00:58:20 laminate those pieces of paper and put them because I'm just going to get eight weeks like that's like another month and a half yeah so it's the whole summer driving it yeah guys I think AI is coming for our jobs uh us the new us podcast job or what kind of what job I think podcast job I think YouTube I think everything the new I think Google influencer even though we don't call us that I think I think AI is coming for our job in which way I mean I mean, have you seen, so Google released this new AI software that basically you can take a prompt, which of course it all is in the prompt, but I think there's going to be people that are created enough to make it. And you can make a video that actually looks realistic now.
Starting point is 00:59:05 Like in this case, they're kind of meming like a Mr. B style video here. But check this out. I look into a zoo to prove one man is enough to fight a gorilla. I mean, it still looks fake, though. Let's see how many views this gets. Like... Like the wind noise and the... Obviously, these prompts are made to be impossible challenges.
Starting point is 00:59:36 But it's pretty realistic. Yeah, that's pretty crazy. It looks real. Yeah, it does look. But you can tell something's a little off. It is a little bit weird. It's kind of cheesy. Like, it's like weird.
Starting point is 00:59:47 There's always something about like the voices that it's like, That's not how a real person would say that kind of phrase. There is a, like, a YouTuber that's not real. Like, it's AI that's, like, popping and people don't know. Things are just moving really fast because I do remember a few creators, but they had to do that. So they would record a video, then they would change their voice, then they would AI, like, themselves over and over and over.
Starting point is 01:00:12 And then it was like, it was still being essentially created by a human. But now, yeah, the new Google V-O-3 thing, it's just like, it creates the human, all the audio, the background music, the wind noise, the birds, like everything is just a part of essentially one big prompt instead of having to bring it through the video AI, the audio AI, color enhancing AI. Dude, I mean, I even through this podcast, when I pop on my phone, it's because I'm chat GPTing AI, questions, and it can find me information or a clip or whatever so quick.
Starting point is 01:00:46 Here's this brand, which is actually like a moderately big brand advertising on Facebook. Facebook, that's AI. Yeah, straight up. Guys, got a little bit small of a head for his shoulders. It looks when you scroll through, you're like, okay, real. And then you're like, wait, this guy's way, got way too much going on. His arms look a little, like, is the way he's holding, I don't know, something's slightly off. His biceps look like into his bodies.
Starting point is 01:01:08 His shoulders not lined up probably. Yeah, and his hair. God, it's just so perfect. How is it so perfect? He does look like Ryan, right? Look, they actually got like the same hair. And beard, Ryan. Holy shit.
Starting point is 01:01:19 That's me, Ryan. You could be that. I should just, yeah, stay in the gym and start wearing coconut oil. Fingers are like the dead giveaway, right? Yes, he's got a finger behind it. Look at his eye, though. The left eye. Yeah, it just don't look that real.
Starting point is 01:01:33 Like this one, this is the first one I saw. And it made me question it for a while. And then I saw another one of their ads. And I went, all right, this is definitely give me family man on private jet because the jet doesn't make any sense. It's only got one row of seats, but it's too wide. You know, anyway. You know who they need to.
Starting point is 01:01:49 AI to bring back and make new content, Outdoor Boys. Oh, dude. Already? Let the hiatus sink in. Let yourself miss them for a second. Why do you guys think, like, Outdoor Boys blew up almost due to a meme? Yeah. Like, they were obviously already big and successful.
Starting point is 01:02:07 I'm not taking away anything from them. But then where they became superstars was over like a meme. Like, people almost meming them. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, yeah. No, I know exactly what you're saying. I think it was. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:02:19 don't know if it was just like the fact that it's like a guy that shouldn't be as famous as he is like his personality isn't your classic like celebrity and then I think just with the internet doing what the internet does they're like yeah this is our guy yeah yeah because he's our guy yeah yeah we're gonna we're gonna blow this guy up he literally like as far as um socially never made a mistake it said you know like he never really like there was no did you hear what he said about this like he was so just a tried and true dude that's just incredible 15 million subscribers those you listening right now i think he did 10 million of them in uh 18 months 12 12 million or 12 million it was this guy that's probably mid 40s and he basically does like
Starting point is 01:03:07 like survival type content out in the wilderness in the middle of alaska in the dead cold of winter where he'll go out he'll dig a cave and he'll do like his five day survival and that bit is like the most simplistic editing and filming of it but the guy is just like he grew up in alaska and he has like the most wild pocket knife of skills of like surviving off of nothing like a swiss army knife dude it's it's insane and so it's like second nature to him he's not going out and being like here's all the things that i need to learn to do this no he just goes out and makes surviving on almost nothing look easy. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:03:48 Casual. Yeah. And he's just kind of like a nerdy white guy with dad jokes. He literally just looks like an office guy. Yeah. He's a lawyer. Yeah, he just is a lawyer. He was a lawyer and then he started doing this.
Starting point is 01:04:00 But he basically, he got so famous in the last 18 months, 15 million subscribers on YouTube. That's insane. I mean, that's insane numbers of eyeballs on you. Insane. He said he was so famous now that he can't live a normal life because he has like, you know, a couple kids, three kids, I think, and a wife. And he was like, I'm so famous now.
Starting point is 01:04:19 If I continue on this trajectory, I will not be able to, like, leave the house without taking photos and meeting people and, like, you know, being like a celebrity. And he was like, that's not the life I want to live. So I'm done making YouTube videos. It's just quitting. And I just love, like, people were just saying, like, I mean, he did kind of win. He's retiring. Yeah. Right.
Starting point is 01:04:40 Yeah, because I think he just wants to live a moderately simple life in Alaska. or somewhere right like he you know not like he wants to uh move to l a and be in movies or anything like that he beat what he wanted to do was pretty cool actually to be like all right i'm happy here that doesn't happen a lot either people quit right before they get to the edge or never realize their dreams or then they get so locked in that they can't stop so like pretty cool that he was just like i'm happy here but now dude i feel like if i saw him i'd be like holy shit like you're the reclusive it's an even bigger deal it's an even bigger deal now So, like, I hope that doesn't negatively affect it.
Starting point is 01:05:17 I hope that it actually works how he intended and people give him the space he deserves. People are going to be going to Alaska to try to find this guy. We've got to find him. We've got to find him. We've got to get them back. It is unfortunate. We never had to clap. See, boys, outdoor boys.
Starting point is 01:05:29 Oh, true. I've been insane. Yeah. He would have been straight up having to take care of us. Dude, he would have been like, how do you guys get through your day? What do you mean? You don't know how to start a fire without a match. Back to the AI thing.
Starting point is 01:05:41 I did try. I worked with the prompts and tried to make an AI video. I guess you guys will have to let me know how I did. Money Mike don't believe in banks. It's actually, is that you? That's you, bud, eight seconds. It looks like Mike when he was 10. Literally same haircut.
Starting point is 01:06:04 Did you say that Mike was Asian? No, this is who Money Mike learned from. Money Mike's the little kid. This is his origin story. Okay. And then my only Mike was like, wow, I want to be just like this guy. We got the Gen 4.5 Viper. You just saw this guy giving out money and he was driving a red viper and Mike said
Starting point is 01:06:24 That's who I want to be. All of his buddies are throwing money in the air. Dude, I love it. It actually is hard. I tried really hard to like make a half-ass good video and like it was hard to get something to come out that I actually like was even moderately amused with. Yeah. When I was trying to use it for like pictures for land. It works, but not perfectly.
Starting point is 01:06:46 And they're not like great. It's always kind of messes. It's always something's a little mess. And like, or you tell it to change one thing and it changes three things. Everything. You know, but it is an insane tool. Have you heard why they're pushing this AI to make like the advancements so fast? Ken, do you know?
Starting point is 01:07:01 Uh, no idea. The rumor on the internet of what I've heard is is now that all of like the Epstein Island and the Diddy trials are like going on. That they're going to then make it so good that we go like, this is a. I could see that happening. I don't know, but just rock with the story. I could see that happening. I don't think Diddy and Epstein were involved in AI. No.
Starting point is 01:07:23 I mean. Oh, but the people that could be, I get that. Like, the people that could be implicated in his trials. Possibly. Are like, they're the ones funding it. Yeah, they're like, dude, we got to get this AI shit going so we can blame this story. And it'd be a precedent setting case. You know, like it would be the first AI, somebody trying to get out of a case using AI.
Starting point is 01:07:42 I see your point. I don't necessarily believe it. I don't know if I believe it. But yeah, I guess that's what people have been saying. Like the advancements of AI, I feel like is not like, oh, we're going to get this shit out. Diddy's trials coming up in 45 days? Yeah, what's up with that whole situation?
Starting point is 01:08:00 Are they trying to get like the AI, let's say, let's use video, for example. Are they trying to get the AI video so good that they can say footage from Epstein Island was AI created? presumably it's like anything it's not going to be like this HD video like I took of us right it's going to be some grainy security cam footage or whatever you just be like no that's AI I didn't do that look at what you can create with AI that isn't me we don't go super in depth with it but when we take a video it'll it'll tell you in the information that it was taken on a Sony 87 S3 on a 16 to 35 lens on an iPhone it'll tell you all that stuff but like how much does that hold up I wonder you can you can rub all that information off and put in fake stuff.
Starting point is 01:08:44 It's not like that information is just permanently attached to that clip. All I know is if, you know, we do take this sprinter van out golfing and then to the bar, and I do anything embarrassing, dude, it was AI last night. It wasn't me. There you go. Start telling Ev that. Ev's going to sleep like a baby once he finds out that AI. Oh, it was AI.
Starting point is 01:09:03 He was AI. Oh, it was the AI. I'd go hit the chorus, eh? I'd say. I knew CJ'd be down. I already got a tea time, five o'clock. Oh, he's super down then. I've got to go to change my oil.
Starting point is 01:09:15 Get to test out the new clubs. Well, if you guys made it to this point in the podcast, hit subscribe if you're new here. And if not, we'll be back next Tuesday. We'll see you then. Peace. Peace.

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