Jet lag occurs when the body's internal circadian rhythm becomes misaligned with the external environment due to crossing multiple time zones. The body requires significant sleep to recover from this disruption, and the adjustment period typically takes several days regardless of interventions like caffeine or sleep aids. This natural physiological response cannot be easily overridden by external substances, as the body's circadian rhythm is regulated by internal biological processes that require time to adapt to new light-dark cycles.
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I like the countdown.
>> The the app we use, I don't know why, but the difference in the 3se secondond countdown and 5-second countdown is massive.
>> Oh, 3 seconds I would never get goofy.
I'd just be like, "All right, I guess we're going 5 seconds.
>> Everything's a 3second countdown." Five.
Yeah, you got all this extra time.
>> It's like I'm not going to be goofy. And then about two seconds left, I'm like, "Let's get goofy."
It's nice being in control of the record button again. You know, time is out of town. You know, I'm not not looking over. Are you going? You not going?
>> No, we don't know what's going on here.
>> We're live.
>> Mhm. That's how it should be. I People are saying all these positive things about Timing. I think, let's be honest, like behind the scenes, we do see him as a net negative, right? Like, like we like him. Like, it's not like he's like the worst guy in the world, but like he's not amazing. He's not doing things that like we could never do. He's not hitting notes that I can't hit.
>> Every time we need him to uh sing a song live, like in Branson or Grande, he's sick or has a sinus infection every time.
>> Yeah.
>> His voice is fake. It's all AI.
>> It's all AI. It's it's it's I mean, you notice like when he did a Ecoin one, he like took it took him months to like produce that.
>> Was anyone around when he made that song?
>> I've never seen it. He went home. He came back. It sounds exactly like Justin Bieber. That's a little fishy.
>> Yeah, nice try. Just Just time Bieber.
>> And speaking of AI, >> remind me again the very first piece of content we ever saw from Timman. What did he go viral? What was he What was that video?
>> Was that even Tyman, dude? Because Yeah, that was him saying, "You need to try Adobe's new AI software."
>> AI. It all comes back to AI.
>> Tayan.
>> Tayimman. Taiman. Ty. Timon.
>> Thyman. T A I M O N. Thyman.
>> For whatever reason in Asia, I kept using a Jamaican accent. I just thought that was kind of funny. Like, you know, whatever. Like the uh Jai would hit a good shot on Ling and I'd say big time.
Big time.
That was kind of my joke of the week.
>> I like that because it's not like >> what are they going to do? They don't notice that you're probably doing >> it's a third party accent. We can all appreciate it. It's just a FUD. Yeah.
See, as long as it's not one of the two races, you can go after that third race.
Is that what you're saying?
>> They're not there. Yeah. They can't defend it, but it's fine.
>> Yeah. I said that a lot for whatever reason. Oh, big time.
>> Big time shot.
>> Big time. I like big time. Uh just any any Jamaican thing is funny fun to say.
And I think it'd be >> it'd be tough once you're into like I remember >> I think it was my first year at camp. We had a Jamaican party and man the the the the accents were flowing throughout that entire summer because of that. I we said I all the time. I about all these different things.
>> So uh Tom is going to Jamaica >> allegedly. Yeah, I think so. Yeah, his family is maybe maybe they're bringing along their device with him on it.
Uh >> yeah, I don't know how long we have time in back. I think he gets here this weekend. I know I'm shooting a music video with him on Monday. I think we're recording Tuesday.
>> Whoa.
>> And then he might go to Jamaica pretty soon after.
>> You're shooting a music video?
>> You know, coincidentally enough, it's an AI song now that I think about it. It's not with Tim is just like filming it.
>> Okay. Uh, basically for a Friday pickle ball thing, you know, we had AI make us this dumb song. And um, I actually went to uh, Journey Bible Church yesterday. I saw Luke Hogland there.
>> Um, cuz we're going to borrow their stage.
>> Okay.
>> To do like per like pretend that we're like performing a concert basically.
>> What's the song about?
>> So every, this won't spoil too much.
Whatever. It doesn't matter. every twoish weeks this summer, >> Friday is coming out with a new colorway of the Aura Pro, >> which is like, you know, it's just like, >> it's selling really well. Let's give, you know, let's make more splashes and more marketing moments. And >> I think each iteration is probably going to sell out without even posting to social media. You know, I think we just with our email and current customer base, we could probably sell out. But what it does is it gives me an opportunity to really run in these lanes where it's like I have an excuse to really like make cool content.
Basically, it kind of reminds me of Kanak where like there is themes to each launch.
>> Okay.
>> And I love it.
>> So like it's come out by now, but tomorrow when we're recording this uh is our first launch and it's creamsicle.
>> Love it.
>> So it's like an orange paddle that we redesign it like the logos are kind of like dripping like they're kind of like melting in the sun.
>> Um >> and so we made some cool content around that. And then, >> oh, I like that one a lot. That's fun.
That that that's I don't care what the other ones are. That's my favorite.
>> In two weeks, um the theme is heavy metal because we're replacing like the edge guard instead of like a matte like just very plastic looking edge guard with like a um shiny like pearlescent like metallic edge guard all the way around the paddle. So, they look really cool. Um but the theme is heavy metal.
So, we made this heavy metal song. I bought us a bunch of fun outfits like rockers just like 80, you know, Black Sabbath or Guns and Roses, you know, type like >> song. Um, >> that's fun.
>> Another one I'm excited about, we're going to do one kind of in collaboration with Kyle. He's got that whole online course, you know, that pickle ball school. So, we're going to make him a paddle with his logo on it.
>> You know, if you buy it, you get a subscription to the school, yada yada. I want to title this theme summer school.
you know, I want us to all dress up like we're going to school, maybe rent a school bus or something. But one other thing I really want to do, um, because on Kyle's YouTube channel, he is like going through a series with me trying to like help me become better and win a pro match with him.
>> Okay.
>> So, his audience is very familiar with like me being his student. So, I'm kind of imagining like I assume my parents will come down to Phoenix pretty soon after we move there. They'll be there right before the launch of summer school. I want Kyle to have a parent teacher conference with my parents talking about like my progress as a player.
>> Um I think that would be fun. So yeah, it's just like it feels a lot like camp.
It's like you give me a theme and then I could think of so many different like fun things to do with it.
>> It's Yeah. Isn't it easier almost when you narrow down >> once you're narrowed down you can get more creative. There's there's there's a DVO in there somewhere.
>> The difference in writing mood swings videos versus Jean Schwarz videos. It was so much easier.
>> Jean Schwarz is like, "Okay, we could do this. We could do teachers be like, but we could also do mechanics be like or we could, you know, >> it's like I don't know. We could do windows be like. It's like Windows.
Yeah. I don't know. We could try it, you know.
>> Blueco collar versus jinzee. Does that make sense?
>> Yeah. Versus like, all right, let's just keep it in the vein of Yeah. summer or keep it in the vein of pickle ball or whatever it is. Like once once you just have a little bit of a whittleled down thing like even if it's just like let's just do a series of 10 videos like this like that's it makes it so much easier to expand. That's great.
>> It's fun. Yeah. I was telling Matt I was like this whole thing I feel like I am in running in my lane.
>> So thank you for this. I want to do more of this. This is fun.
>> Katherine and I use the term operating in your strengths. That's a big thing like let's operate in our strengths you know.
>> Yeah. Like just today, like Henry had his like diaper, like swim diaper and and like swimming suit and shirt put on and we also need to clean up all these tiny bits of Play-Doh like on the ground.
>> And Catherine's like, "Can you go do the uh you know, swim diaper thing for him and I'll do the unless you want to do the Play-Doh." And I was like, "Nope.
Let's operate in our strengths." I'm not >> I'm not I'm not good at getting on the ground and getting all those tiny bits of Play-Doh. like I would not I would try I would try to do it okay and I just wouldn't see every one of them like you you know so anyway operating strings um >> operating strings >> that's fun I so what other color like I'm thinking of but I'm sure you have great ones like some kind of like watermelon colorway I think that'd be pretty fun >> we've looked into that before um coming out with right away >> lighter green and pink kind of thing I think that's fun >> yeah we've tossed it out there but >> what other colors you got some banana or something.
>> Our last one is kind of a it's a similar color to what we've done with the fever, but um it's going to be called Miami Vice, and it's going to look really cool. And >> uh we've talked about actually going to Miami >> and like dressing in like full linens, >> the fake cigars, you know, everything.
And just like being Cuban basically for a photo shoot. I think it would be so funny. Like on Muscle Beach or something, you know, like um >> Isaac >> would be great.
>> All of you would look fun. Isaac would pull it off though. Like >> yeah, >> Isaac almost has a little Miami look to him. Like just his fade of his hair and all that. I don't know. I could see him rocking. I saw him wearing some Bad Buddy sungl or those those you know whatever those are called. The auras.
>> Oh yes.
>> Or frame. I saw him wearing those the other day. I was like Isaac's looking I look good. He looks good in those. So >> wow. That kind of hurts. Too much too much on the ears at once.
>> Too much. Too much. Um, I do. You want to try to do the speech jammer thing?
>> Do you think it would work on here?
>> We could We could try it. It almost like Yeah, we could try it.
>> All right. So, we got to take our headphones off, right?
>> Yeah, I think so.
And unplug the headphones.
Check mic.
>> All right. I can hear you.
>> You talk?
>> Check. Check.
>> Check. Check.
>> Yeah. Yeah, I can hear you. Okay. Um, >> so then what's Do we both do it? Do we just do it to each other?
>> Can you hear an echo?
>> Hear an echo?
>> No. Can you?
>> Dang.
>> Dang.
>> You can.
>> No, I can't.
>> No, I can't.
>> What? I haven't. But you can like make you can mess with the ech. Let me do this.
>> Oh, it says echo cancellation can't be changed while recording.
>> Yeah.
>> Yeah.
>> Hey, so that's been speech jammer.
>> Um, that's fun.
Well, we >> Hey, we're trying things.
>> Do you want to do something else instead?
>> Yeah, I got a massage. I got a massage in Asia.
>> Really?
>> Yeah. I tell you not to, but I did >> in a mall.
>> We got it at the at the hotel, so it felt safe and it was it was pretty normal.
>> It was all good except for the very beginning. Now, this woman didn't speak great English and that's fine. I don't speak great Malay. I don't expect everyone to speak English. It's fine.
But um she was like, "Okay, uh you know, like towel and towel, you know, lay down with anties." And I didn't catch that last part. And she like held up this thing. It's like it's almost like a folded up like wadded up napkin in uh in like a plastic wrapping. And I didn't hear what she said. And then she left the room.
And um then I'm realizing like it sound she say auntie auntie and then I I'm slowly piecing it together. I'm like I think now she said panties. I think she said towel on you and then these are your panties because I open it up and sure enough there's like two leg holes in here. It just looks like underwear. So I'm like yeah she definitely said panties. So I'm like I guess I'm supposed to wear these. But I'm looking at them. These are so much more revealing than my own panties. I can't put this on. It's see-through. You want me to put this on? I'm wearing I'm wearing normal panties.
>> We're doing just fine down there.
>> Oh, no.
>> I didn't plan on taking off mine at any point, much less to put yours on or whatever this is. So >> So >> that was a little weird. No, I I hid them and just like played dumb.
>> What?
>> No Malay. Yeah. Yeah. Just bow.
>> Just kept bowing. Um, >> good for you. Good for you.
>> Yeah, that didn't feel appropriate. That felt weird. They were like, they were going to be so see-through. It Yeah, it was just like thin thin paper. It was like um >> almost like a like a hairet or something almost. It was or like I don't know. It was not something I've seen in America.
>> I guess I guess they're just saying like that's cleaner than just being fully naked or something. But like >> Yeah, maybe like then >> just keep your underwear on.
Yeah.
>> Wow.
>> Yeah, that was I guess a close call. I don't know the rest of >> I've heard of stuff like that before.
And yeah, especially like foreign like I think all inclus I think on our honeymoon like there was some like weird thing they wanted us and I was like no we had a couple's massage one time I was like I'm not I'm not wearing that thing.
Are you wearing that thing? Like cool dude couples massage just reminded me we were so that was me and Kyle did that together and afterwards I couldn't wait to debrief with him you know. Do you wear the panties? No, anywhere, you know, >> debrief. It's good.
>> A few days later, Isaac gets there and now he's dying for a massage. So, he's calling places. He can't get in anywhere.
>> So, he calls this one place. And what we understand is this place only does couples massages is like kind of what it sounds like they're saying. And so, Isaac goes, "Um, oh, no, no, that's fine." And he's like looking at like Scott or me like do it. And so, I'm like, "Yeah, yeah, sure." And he goes, "And is it okay if um so he's not on speaker anymore, so we can't hear them, which is perfect." So Isaac goes, "Um, yes, no, I'll have someone else." Um, but the second person has got to be a man.
And then there's a pause and you just hear Isaac say again, he goes, "The second person has got to be a man."
Cuz I think they were like, "What?"
And uh, yeah, we didn't get that massage book. Dudes, two dudes.
>> Two. Two. I'll put it. You guys like fruit, right? Two bananas.
>> Two bananas.
>> Peppers.
>> Yeah.
>> That's amazing.
>> So, it didn't work. She said no. They said eventually he he called around and the next day he got one by himself. And um >> you should have you should have messed with them been like, "Yeah, they like they like force you to put these things on."
>> Yeah. No, you have to. They won't even let you.
>> You have to. They say, "Don't use the towel. Just use that.
Oh, but yeah. But everything went well.
I don't know how to stay awake during a massage. It feels so good. I I fall asleep during the back half of every massage.
>> Oh, really?
>> Yeah. It's so relaxing.
>> Never have I. Good for You must get the ones that don't absolutely excruciate your body then.
>> I do. I asked for Swedish.
>> Oh, okay. Yeah, that sounds great. I I'm always like trying to I'm I'm staying awake. I'm I'm staying alive, though.
like I'm like barely alive at the end of it. Um yeah, I I I that would be tough though cuz you're like do I fall asleep?
Is that good or is that like wasting my money a little bit?
>> Oh, totally. It's hard for me to even like justify a massage anymore cuz I'm like just take a nap at home.
>> Just Yeah. Yeah. Or do a shorter massage and then go take a nap >> every 15 minutes. Yeah. Can you just kind of hit me? Wake me up. Make sure I appreciate this. But if it's a deep tissue massage, I'm not going to enjoy it.
>> At least not in the moment.
>> Not not ever. You never like you you're just sore afterwards. It's like this is I thought deep tissue was like I don't know why I thought that was like a nice relaxing massage. Of course it's not.
But at the time I was like that's that's just what that's what I've heard. That's what everyone says. Yeah. Do that one.
>> It's what you're supposed to do.
>> Bad idea. Bad idea. Jeans don't do it.
Um I uh >> that's pretty good though.
you you texted me this morning and were like, "Uh, hey, you down to record right now?" And I was like, "Hey, just be honest. I just now woke up."
>> Yeah.
>> So, something kind of funny. So, we recorded on Tuesday, which is like I'd only been back at KYC like 12 hours at that point. But, I was feeling pretty good. I I was up early. I feel like, hey, I slept 10 hours, which I really did. I slept 10 hours. I woke up, we recorded a podcast. I was like, I'm back. I'm back on a normal schedule. And then that afternoon, I was like, man, I have a such a crazy headache and I feel exhausted. I I hate like giving in to like take a rest day, take a take a recovery day. Those things are things millennials invented because they're soft. Like, ah, I might have to let me take a quick nap. So then on top of sleeping 10 hours on Tuesday, I slept from 400 p.m. to 900 p.m.
>> Oh, I was like, that's not good. Safe to say I got a little J lag going on.
>> Little J lag.
>> And then I stayed awake, of course, all night because I can't fall asleep.
>> Yeah. And then I went to bed from 4 a.m.
to 9:00 a.m. So like I have now found myself at some sort of weird numerical polyphasic sleep cycle. I'm just only 4 to 9 now. I'm just try in college. Like >> no dude, just do six to 10 twice a day.
Trust me.
>> Yeah. No, I'm on a 4 to9 schedule right now. Yeah. I can't I never eat dinner or breakfast.
I just eat lunch and a midnight snack.
>> Did you ever go through that phase in college? I could see you being like one of those tried. Yeah. Like three hours, three three hour sleeps or something.
>> 100%. Actually, I never tried it, but I was researching it big time in college because this is what I learned about these sleep cycles and like, yeah, Kobe Bryant does it apparently, and >> there's no long-term data on it. And they say the 10 first 10 days are miserable, but you can find yourself in a state where it's so easy.
>> All right, let's do it.
>> But I never had the discipline to do it because it does sound miserable. It's like it's like sleep 30 minutes every 6 hours or something.
>> Dude, those uh I remember every once in a while my roommate in college like waking up when it's pitch black outside but not like waking up from a nap at that time is tough. It's a tough feeling. I remember my roommate Greg in college. He would come out of bed every once in a while in winter time. You know, it gets dark like earlier, but it was like a Sunday afternoon. He goes takes a nap at three, comes back out at like 6:30, and he's just like, you know, dead to the world. You know what happened? Oh, it's like I don't know if it's the worst feeling in the world, but it is like a uh Oh, like I might have messed up my night now.
>> Yeah. Think >> you're extra groggy if it's if it's night out.
>> Yeah. I don't I mean, is there a is there a solution? I'm sure you've looked into this a little bit like to the jet lag. Is it even if you force yourself to stay awake, is that really going to ultimately help or is it just like you just got to wait a few days for the for your body to like re, you know, apply the new iOS kind of thing of like this new system update of this like this new circadian rhythm of the life that we see outside, the lightness and the darkness and stuff. I could be wrong, but I feel like if you go to a place like when I went to Moscow or when I've been to Southeast Asia, it is like a 12-h hour difference. Like that is a complete opposite.
>> Yeah.
>> I think that's going to be hard to combat. Like that's just so hard to have a brand new circadium rhythm instantly, >> right?
>> I I think it's almost inevitable that you're you're going to have like an adjustment period.
>> That's a lot to ask of the body.
>> Yeah, it is. Yeah. Cuz I was like, what if you just You said you went from 4 to 9, woke up. Like what if you just took a bunch of Zquil or something at midnight and just slept until 8 or something like that?
>> That's a good point. I'm doing this all natural.
>> Totally. Of course you are. I can tell, baby. And uh but like but yeah, would that have ultimately truly changed it or is it just a matter of like it's just going to take three days no matter what you do, no matter how much you force yourself either to stay awake with caffeine or to go to sleep with this seditive kind of stuff or whatever. I don't know. That is a good point. I wonder if like if I took melatonin when I was supposed to be sleeping >> if it would correct me faster. I don't know.
>> Yeah, I don't know either. I mean, or would it mess you up even more because it's like your body's not naturally producing it now because you're I don't know.
>> And I'll say it, I'm scared of drugs.
>> Don't do drugs. They told me in call in school in college.
>> I mean, anything like that is like terrifying. It's like I don't know. A lot of people you just become reliant on I don't really have an addictive personality like that, but it's still not I'm not trying to try. I'm not trying to do Adderall even once.
>> Oh, so you Yeah, fair. You've never taken melatonin even?
>> Never taken melatonin. Never taken aderal or anything like that. Things that like aren't even harmful. They're like very regular, but like still.
>> Is Adderall natural? I feel like melatonin is quote unquote natural. Like we we produce that already.
>> It probably is more >> not a vitamin, but like Yeah. I don't know. But if you take too much of it, then your body relies on it.
>> Yeah.
>> Kind of like TRT. You know, you hear people getting on the testosterone.
>> Yeah.
>> But if you get on it, you can't ever get off, I think.
>> Yeah. It's like an ankle brace.
>> Turn into a woman.
>> So, anyway. Yeah. Ankle brace. It's on there.
>> Yeah.
>> Anyway, >> so that's that. Okay.
>> Um, >> so you're jay lag. You're still jagging?
>> No, I feel I feel a little better now.
It just just takes a lot of sleep to recover, >> but I'm fine.
>> Which is not the worst prescription in the world, you know. Yeah.
>> Hey, take some rest. It's like, all right, cool. That's like when I had Lasic surgery, they're like, you have to go home and take like a 3-hour nap. It's like, yeah, you know, >> I'll get a sweetest massage before.
>> Yeah, exact. Yeah, that's what you should do. You should have gone for a little 10pm massage.
>> Just get a just get a night cap.
>> I did do something kind of funny a few nights ago. Just my sense of time is just a little off. So, I would say somewhat regularly I will I don't quite make it through the night sleeping before I have to like use the restroom.
Like I just, you know, bladder gets full about 6:00 a.m. You got to visit her.
>> My beautiful wife in her cool visor.
>> Whoa.
>> She do. Do you want to be on the >> Gosh, no.
>> Gosh. Gosh, no. Come on. You're in a visor.
>> I probably won't be down. All right.
Okay.
>> They're having a little birthday party down there.
>> Surprise. Oh, they're having a surprise birthday party down there.
>> Oh, crap. Crap.
>> Don't ghosties, don't comment anything below until after this comes out on Wednesday. Happy birthday, Caroline. All right.
>> Yeah, ghosties, don't say anything until it's already May 21st, >> six days from now. Yeah.
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>> So, what I do pretty often, it's like, all right, I woke up an hour before my alarm at 6:30 a.m. Life hack. I'm going to take my levothyroxine now because typically I have to wait an hour.
>> Genius.
>> Until I can eat. So, I looked it up. I Googled it.
>> Yeah. So, it's >> realiz I thought it was 30 minutes. An hour's an hour's too much.
So, I I got in a habit of like, hey, if I got to wake up, not the worst thing, you know, wake up at 6:00, 7 a.m., whatever, take my Levo, go back to sleep, and then when I do wake up, I'm ready to eat breakfast.
>> Yeah.
>> And anyway, a couple nights ago, wake up, middle of the night, got to pee. I think it's Levo time. I can't find water anywhere. I go to Rachel's nightstand. I know she's always got a water bottle.
And I end up accidentally waking her up.
She's like, "What are you doing?" I go, "I'm just taking Levo real quick." And she looks at her phone and she goes, "It's 12:30 a.m." And I go, "Oh, is it really? I thought it was I thought the sun had was basically on the rise right now."
>> You were You were Yeah, you were like, "I should I could get up, but maybe I'll just stay asleep."
>> Yeah. You know what? I'll go back to sleep for 30 more minutes.
>> Sorry, I don't have an Apple Watch anymore. I don't know what time it is.
>> I truly thought it was maybe 7:00 a.m.
and it was like 12:30 at night. So, I took Leo a little early that day.
>> Well, that's kind of blame my bladder.
Like, well, you got full at midnight.
Jeez. Grow up.
>> Have some have some restraint.
>> U Well, so so do you take it twice a day, Levo?
>> No, just once every morning typically just like when I wake up.
>> Why not just take it before you go to bed?
>> You can.
>> Do you need to eat like quickly after?
>> No, you're just supposed to take it on a completely empty stomach is like best.
So that's why they recommend the morning.
>> Okay. So depending on how empty that stom is.
>> Yeah. Yeah, >> I get so nervous about the uh empty stomach thing and the and the vice versa. Like take it with a meal. It's like h what are we considering here?
>> Peanut butter and crackers. Is that does that work?
>> And like how empty do like my stomach need to be? Like I haven't eaten in two hours. Is that an empty stomach?
>> But I don't know how quickly it it goes out of there.
>> Yeah. Also, I all I ate was a nerd's rope. Like surely like that that's that's not last me more than 15 minutes, right?
Yeah, I'm with you. I like to be a rule follower. It's like they printed these instructions on here. I'd like to follow them, but I wish it would give me even more info.
>> Um, you know what? Yeah. Well, first of all, I remember I had like to take something without dairy. Like, you couldn't have dairy for like three hours before or after or something like that.
I can't remember.
>> That was harder than harder for me.
Like, I I just gave up on that drug.
Whatever that was, I was like, I don't need this that bad. Like, dairy is just such a I I like it all. I I can't not have, you know, whatever dairy. It It was back when I was drinking creamer with my coffee. And so it's like, I'm not going to wait that long to not drink coffee.
>> Um >> and then you or you can like do it after your coffee, but that's three hours later and it's like I'm not going to bring these with me to my day. Um >> you ever uh like in the winter time, you know, you start to get sick, you take the Zicam Z boys. Z boys feel >> like a lot of those are, you know, either gummies or dissolvable tablets and those are big on like >> no water for 15 minutes afterwards and no citrus for 30 minutes afterwards.
>> Yes. Yes.
>> Something about that instruction. I'm like, man, I want a lemonade so bad for some reason now that I can't have one.
>> You want what you can't have 100%. Yeah, it always is like Yeah. No citrus. It's like I just want to squirt an orange right in my face right now.
Oh. Uh, Sam, Katherine's brother, has brought all these like, you know, classic. He's from Austin and so he's cooler than everybody else. He doesn't act like he's cooler than everybody else. He just is because he's from Austin. Um, but he's got these like locally made candies that he orders, you know, 10 packs. He's on like a subscription service for this candy that's like, you know, like whatever.
Just like a small business candy company. Okay. But it's all these I think it's called Sour Boys or something like that. And I could be wrong. Maybe it's an Austin brand, but he's just an Austin guy, so it feels like he would um I'm learning that I am pretty immune to sour stuff. You've built up a tolerance.
>> I like like Well, first of all, they have like these they have like a meter on the back of like how sour these things are. None of them tasted sour to me at all, which is fine. It's like, oh, they're this isn't sour. This isn't that bad. But then other people would try it and be like I was like what? How did I do this?
>> Something you could blame on CO. I think people love blaming new things on CO.
Like yeah, I got CO now think nothing sour.
>> Nothing Nothing hits the same. I don't know. Maybe so because it's like I don't I'm not I All I taste is the fruit. That tastes delicious to me. And yeah, Katherine's sister was just like could not barely finish one of them. She's like that's so sour. Like it's a 56 out of 100 sour rating.
>> What?
>> They gave it a full 100 scale.
>> It Yeah, it does. Yeah. The one we tried one last night that was 86 out of 100. I was like this one tastes like the 56.
>> It gave it like Madden attributes.
>> How is What's your like spice tolerance?
I can't remember.
>> Uh I would say I am definitely above average, but I'm not like one of those guys that's like the hotter the better.
But I do really like spicy stuff. Um, but it has to be like good flavorful spice if that makes sense.
>> Yeah. Not spice for the sake of spice.
>> Like Katherine's dad like like some people are like, "Oh, I'll I'll eat a raw jalapeno for fun." It's like, no.
But like like hot I like I like hot sauce a lot on stuff. I I would say I'm if if if Hot Ones if that guy is a 10 out of 10, I would say I'm like a 6.3.
>> You can handle.
>> And I would say and I would say like most Yeah, if if 5.0 is average, maybe I'm a 7.7, but like there's plenty of people that are better than me with spicy stuff, but I'm also like better than most.
>> For a white Kansas boy, I think you're doing pretty good.
>> Yeah, that's fair. Like like Yeah. If I go to a like Thai food restaurant, you know, where it's like you get the chiao pad thai and it's like you can get like Thai food spicy is like pretty spicy. I usually go for the there's like mild hottest blazing or whatever. I think I usually go for hot.
>> I'm not I'm not I'm not trying to kill myself.
>> Tastes good. I want to enjoy it.
>> Yeah.
>> But because you're you're you're pretty soft with that stuff. Not soft. I shouldn't say soft. I should say >> soft is the right word. Okay.
Like Katherine's mom, you put pepper on something, she's like, "Oh, whoa.
>> Oh, 100 out of 100."
>> Like she can't eat Chipotle. Like the chicken's too spicy for her. I'm like, "Calm down."
>> That makes me feel less soft. That's nice.
>> Yeah. Yeah.
>> Yeah. Southeast Asia >> pretty spicy over there. One of the first meals, you know, someone's ordering for us, you know, me and Kyle are the two soft guys. We're going, "No spicy, no spicy." And I think they messed up the order and it eventually did bring us spicy. And so then that would just gave us an inside joke for the rest of the week. Like all right, what are we doing for drinks? Can I get an orange juice? No spicy. No spicy.
>> That's good.
>> Everything. I'll just take like the naan.
>> No spicy.
>> No spicy on the naan.
>> No spicy.
>> Non spicy.
>> You want naan or nonic spicy?
>> You want two nons? Naan naan spicy.
>> Yeah. No naan. Yeah.
>> No.
>> Uh you ever tried wasabi?
>> Yeah. Yeah.
>> Doesn't take much.
>> Yeah.
>> Yeah. It's not guacamole.
>> That is like pretty crazy how like potent it is. I mean, it's such a small little amount. I really like it. It's It's intense. It's an intense flavor.
>> I love that. It does. It shoots through you, though. It shoots through your nostrils.
>> The sinuses. I feel like it just takes over your entire mouth. Like, I can't taste anything else.
>> Yeah. It's awesome.
>> Yeah. Yeah, there's >> a little wasabi with a nerd rope. Dude, >> that's like a Theo von like do you wasabi nerd rope in the back of the school after school, man? That'll get you gone.
I tried to listen to an episode of him the other day when I was working and I was like, is this what every episode's like? He's just ridiculous, man. some of the things he says, you're just like, "Oh, that is so funny and so like you there's no way you had that like in your arsenal of written down stuff." He just made that up on the spot.
>> That's always been my take. I'm like he is an exceptional improviser because it is crazy what he says.
>> Yeah. So anyway, um yeah, spicy stuff.
Good. I I don't know. Katherine's brother for Christmas, there's this hot sauce that's really good from Baltimore.
I don't remember what it's called. Um, but he like orders it by the case. Uh, and I've always enjoyed it and so he got it for me for a stocking stuffer and he's like, "Hey, I'm about to order another case. You guys want some?" And I went through that hot sauce so fast at Christmas time. I was like, "Yes, I would like six, please." So, I do like hot sauce a lot, but I don't know. It's called Reuben. Maybe I made that up. Uh, let's see if I can find it. But yeah, Reuben's.
Um, here's here's something I wrote down.
Let me know your thoughts on this. This is also could have been on the airplane episode because I think this came from an airport. But my take is um >> Reuben's sorry.
>> The children's size urinal I think should be the standard urinal size.
>> Tell me more.
>> And ladies, sound off in the comments if I'm wrong about this. I want I want to hear from you guys, too. But I don't think I need a urinal at my level. If anything, it is more likely to splash where I'm exposed currently.
>> Okay.
>> Like a children's urinal, it's so far to the ground. Is it splashing? I don't know. I can't feel it. Maybe a little bit on my ankles and my pants. Who cares?
>> Okay.
>> It's so far away.
>> Are you Are you willing to It sounds like you're pretty passionate about this. Yes, >> extremely. Are you willing to Let's say you go to a Chiefs game. There's 30 people in line. There's one children's urinal. There's three kids in the children's urinal line and there's, you know, 29 other urinals and there there's a adult urinal that opens up, but there's also the the children's line. You're like, "Nope, I don't I don't think so." Would you be willing to stake your claim and stand behind the kids in the line?
>> I might. I really might. I really like I don't see I don't discriminate. I see an open urinal. I don't care >> which one it is. Now, if it's clearly kids are lining up to to go there, I'm not going to cut them in line. But yeah, open urinal. I mean, I'll hit the A gap and I'll hit it hard.
>> Sure. Yeah. Would you would you say there is such thing as too low though?
Like >> you're not >> you're not you're not doing you're not going catcher stance on them.
>> I don't think you can go to >> two balls, one strike, you know.
>> Yeah. Um low and outside curveball.
Got him. Yeah, the slider.
>> I don't I don't think you can go too low because I'm not I'm not going lower.
>> Yeah, >> as long as you give me like ample like I don't know >> surface area.
>> There was one time we uh Okay, you actually you're going to know exactly what I'm talking about. The gas You're going to know this, dude. No. Um the gas station we're driving to we're driving to Straford. We're driving to Branson.
forever. The gas station on 71 Highway 27 that exit, right?
>> Okay. You >> know what I'm talking about? It's like SAP Bros or something like that. It's like that big, you know what I'm talking about. They they always sell fireworks there and stuff. There's always a firework black cat thing.
>> They have a family restroom there that is truly a family restroom. Like B and I had a moment where it was like like they have they have like they have all the things you need for an adult, but they also have like a children's height and a children's like size urinal. And so Bo and I just simultaneously in there just had our time. And so but like even like washing hands in the same height and everything like the right height for them, right height for us. So um but it was low. It was like, you know, you're getting six inches off the ground kind of thing.
>> Wow.
>> I'd like to try that out.
>> I mean, it worked out pretty well for them. They also have this thing. Maybe this is what you do, Jake. And you just you just This is your new personality in Arizona, I think, for potty training for kids. They have these like urinals for boys that you can like basically they're just like portable. Like you can just like suction. I don't know how they go to the wall, but like somehow they they they adhere to the wall and then you can like dispose of whatever. However, I don't know how it works exactly, but I just know they have them. Maybe that's just your thing. And you're like, "No, we have a urinal house and it's going to be the right height for me."
>> My optimal height.
>> Yeah.
>> Once I find a place to live, I'll look into that. Okay. Well, >> that's the thing is you can take it anywhere. So, you can have I don't even need a place to live.
>> No, you don't.
>> Yeah. What's have you given that much thought?
>> Oh, yeah. I mean, every every night in Malaysia, I mean, like I'm working non-stop during the day and then at night I am likeounding realtors. I mean, every I'm on Zillow.
>> Okay.
>> Yeah. I mean, I'm I'm trying. I'm getting after it. Uh, the desert's drying up a little bit as far as summer rentals goes, but >> all Yeah, it's tough when you're not there and so you see pictures, but you're like, the pictures do it justice or whatever. And honestly, there's a lot of just um bad AI like um AI agents responding to me, >> you know, and they'll say like, "Thanks for your interest in in 521, you know, whatever. Uh would you like to set up a tour?" And I say, "No, I live out of state. Do you have a video walkthrough I could see?" And they say, "Um, no, we don't have a video walkthrough. Can I sign you up for a tour?" And I say, >> "Do you remember what we just talked about?
>> Give me a call." Yeah, call me.
Oh, >> and some real estate agents are are super responsive, but a lot of them, shockingly, are not in the business of making money, I think. I don't know. A lot of them don't respond as quickly as you think.
>> I wonder how much money I honestly I don't think you make much money on rentals.
>> Yeah, they're not in the interest of communicating 17 times to make $100. I don't know what's going on. Um, >> yeah, I don't know. I I don't know the the financials of it very well, but I know that I'm sure you make more money off of a sale than a rental, but >> actually did um get get kind of far yesterday on a potential home that we're kind of excited about. Um and this was kind of great. You know, they're they think it could be an option. They say, "Hey, you know, you're we got your application. There are five other applicants though who all really want this house. They're all in Phoenix.
They've actually been hounding us. They keep driving by the property like they really want this house. Anything you can do to help your case, you know, would um we would accept it. And so I I start typing up a little something.
>> Click click click. Yeah.
>> Click click click. And they get back to me and they say, "Wow, the homeowners loved what you typed out. That that sounds awesome. You know, you and your wife and pickle ball. What a what a full circle moment." You know, and I sent him a picture of us and they could have got on. What do you say?
>> Does this feel like AI to you, too?
They responded like, >> "Wow, incredible." Yeah.
>> Wow. You're not just a family, you're a dynasty. Like, okay, that you're >> the beginning of it's like, here's a nice warm professional response. It's like, dang it.
>> Would you like me to polish this up a little bit?
>> Yeah, exactly.
>> Uh, okay.
>> And so they say, hey, you got bumped up to the front of the line. They really liked you. I was like, okay, great. and they say now and and one of the things I said is like we would be willing to do an 18-month lease and pay the first six months right now. And I guess they really like that. It probably had nothing to do with the picture of us or whatever. It was strictly financial.
>> Yeah.
>> But then they say, um, actually the homeowners don't want to do an 18-month lease. They want to do, uh, 12 or 24.
And so I was like, huh, I don't know. I never really thought about a 2-year lease. It'd be nice to like my Okay, my rent can't go up for two years.
>> I don't know. That's kind of a long time. I don't know what Phoenix is going to be like.
>> So, I I get in there and I say, "I'll tell you what. I'll sign your two-year lease.
>> If you would be willing to go out of pocket to put in a uh Tesla charger in the garage, if I'm going to be there two years, I'm going to need to charge my car."
Then they call me. We hadn't talked on the phone yet. They call me right away.
They go, "Jate, great news. We forgot to tell you there's already a Tesla charger in the garage. I was like, "Dang, >> you got to tell me that. I could have negotiated differently."
>> All right, in that case.
>> Oh, okay. Put me down for 24 months then.
>> Okay. So, it sounds Do you think that's going to be the one then or maybe it's I >> the the lease agreement they send me it's like >> there is some serious penalties for getting out of this 24-month lease early. It's like, and I don't plan to break at least early, but I'm like, >> heaven forbid some sort of family emergency. I think that would be the reason we would need to move back somewhere.
>> Parents get sick, someone gets sick, you know, we move back somewhere.
>> What is the penalty?
>> So, on top of a potential family emergency, having to pack up our stuff, move out, the stress and the chaos of all that, I would be out like $15,000 on top of that.
>> That's just like the no matter what, that's the penalty. If you get out at 23 months, it'd be $15,000.
>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's psych. And so, >> dang.
>> I pushed back on that and then they were like, "Uh, that is non-negotiable." And I was like, "Well, I guess I can't negotiate it then."
>> Uh, my wife's also thinking about getting a Tesla. Uh, >> yeah. Sorry, auto correct. I don't even have a Tesla. I meant cold plunge. You throw a cold plunge in my >> swimming pool. Yeah.
Oh yeah, that's funny.
>> So yeah, just trying to decide because it's also it's like >> this area looks nice. Yeah, it's like in a nice suburb. It's close to a target.
It's closeish to Kyle, but I don't know what if we end up going to church way over here and and Kyle moves and whatever. All these variables that you know you you come up with in your head.
You're like >> a lot could happen in two years, so I don't know.
>> Yeah. Have you had Kyle like drive over there for you yet?
>> I might. I mean, they kind of just got back from Asia, too, but yeah, I might have to go check it out.
>> Yeah, just to at least get some ready for this boots on the ground.
>> Be ones on G's.
>> I need some bees on G's, Kyle. Uh, no spice. Bees on G's.
>> No spicy. No spicy.
>> All right. Hey, uh, I'm here with uh Rosie Ellis. Oh, >> and uh at one point I had a dream >> that >> That's not the joke. That's not the joke.
>> Wait, wait, wait till laugh. Wait till >> Wait till uh at one point I had a dream.
She's going to get a kick out of this. I woke up and the entire earth had a bunch of Rosie Ellises on it.
And I called it Rosy Earth.
But it was just a dream.
>> It's just a dream.
>> But did you know what's not a dream?
Cozy Earth. Rosie, do you like Cozy Earth?
>> Yeah, my neighbor do.
>> Oh, your neighbors does.
>> YOU'RE RIGHT. Daddy neighbor.
>> Yeah, your mommy is daddy's neighbors.
>> Yeah.
>> What do they like from Cozy Earth?
>> Uh, >> please say bed sheets. Please say bed sheets.
Baby.
>> Yes.
>> Baby. Oh, you need to go to mom. Mom's calling you.
>> Baby towels.
>> Baby towels. Baby bed sheets. Baby uh hoodies.
>> Baby pillowcases.
>> Baby pillowcases. Catherine, real quick.
You're not going to get on screen.
What's your favorite cozier thing?
>> Um, joggers. Probably >> joggers.
>> Joggers are amazing.
>> That's actually made roasters.
>> Java.
>> Java.
>> Yes.
>> Yeah. Joggers. I love the bed sheets, of course. Um, the towels are great. Did you tell him we gave some of those towels to my dad?
>> No, I didn't know that.
>> Yes, for Christmas. Do you remember?
>> Oh. Oh, for Christmas. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
>> My dad really likes fluffy towels.
>> Yeah. Your dad loves >> my dad really likes fluffy towels and he'd asked my mom for a long time. He was like, "Please, will you get us some new bath towels? I want really >> fluffy towels." He didn't grow up on a farm.
>> Yeah. So my mom had got some from who knows where and on she was like online they looked so fluffy and then she got them in and she was like these things are paper thin.
>> So anyway so I got we got her some cozy earth ones for or got my dad some for Christmas and he texted me like a two weeks after Christmas and was like these are the best towels. They're perfectly fluffy. Yep. He loves them.
>> So uh if you want the best towels, go to cozyear.com/grunners.
Go with mom. Um, >> perfect amount of fluff. If you want them for cheaper than everyone else, all those other sad sacks out there, use promo code grc for 20% off.
cozier.com/grunners for the best towels, >> bed sheets, clothes, >> they're running a father-in-law sale right now on towels, 20% off.
>> Yeah. So, if you have a father-in-law or if you know somebody who um has ever had to enforce the law or if you know just a somebody you broken the law, Yes.
>> 20% off.
>> Yeah. For the criminals in your life.
Yeah.
>> Whenever I talk about growing Friday in Asia, I always mention bees on G's.
>> Do you? Yeah.
>> We take a BC flight and we get some bees on G's.
>> Bees on G's, dog. Bees on G's.
>> Bees in the trap.
>> Bees on my G's.
>> Yeah. Um or why don't you just do 12 months and then you could always do more. I think that will be the next iteration of me trying to negotiate and be like, "Dude, it's not negotiable."
I'll say, "Oh, yeah, you're right." You know, I'll try to go for that.
>> Yeah. Sometimes I don't I don't know. I genuinely I don't know why I'm even talking. This is my podcast, I guess.
But, uh, sometimes it's like they do 12 months and they do monthtomonth after that.
>> I don't know. I don't know if that's a thing.
>> What if it's like a rookie contract?
>> Could I do that? Like a fifth year add-on?
>> Yeah. Yeah. you get incentives like if you if you hit this many, you know, uh, cleaning cycles, you know, like >> you keep it this clean.
>> Commit to never missing a trash day >> for a year.
>> I've thought about doing something like that with my cleaners at the Airbnb is like just incentivizing them of like, yeah, >> if you don't get a single negative like review for your cleaning for a year, then I'll give you an extra x amount of dollars, you know, >> Dero.
>> Diero, that's right. They're all white for the most part. So, >> are they >> there's your problem?
>> Honestly, I'm like, okay, attention to detail. Not the best, but no, they're fine. Um, I have a ghosty stay there right now. Shout out Deianne. She's staying there with her family.
>> De. So, shout out Deianne. Hope it's going well. If it doesn't, that that's the hard thing about being away like this. It's like if she says like, uh, can you fix this? I'm like like I can find a guy. I'll come I'll come check it out later. Sorry.
>> Yeah. He won't look a ton like me, but I'll be over there soon.
>> Yeah, exactly. So, anyway, fun times. I I have been task rabbiting some while I've been gone. And um there's a task rabbit option. So, I I just like I hired some guy the other day for uh to come over and just like do very like general electrical work like Yeah, we just ran through like light switches and outlets and all these different things. Uh but on his profile, no, I already talked about this, didn't I? Dang it. Waiting in line. Did I talk about this >> waiting in line?
>> Nope. Never mind. I've talked about it here in the beach. Talk to other people besides you. Okay, Jake.
>> Okay, fine.
>> Um, yeah. In his profile, like you can look at like his reviews and, you know, all these different things and you can see other options of things that he would be willing to be hired for. And one of the options on Task Rabbit is waiting in line.
>> Like it's like Black Friday and '09.
>> I don't know exactly. I don't know exactly what there would be a need for that. Also, >> kind of ticket master thing.
>> Ticket master or like a release of a new phone or uh I don't know or if it's like a hot restaurant that you know Chili's is bumping on a Saturday night.
>> I don't know.
>> Hey, can you get in line for me? Uh but I think he's waiting his his hourly rate for that was like $29. It's like >> all right. Somebody somebody would need that at some point. Yeah.
>> Waiting in line.
>> So I asked him about it and that's kind of what he said. He's like I mean I've never gotten hired for it but I it's an option on Task Rabbit to put in >> Yeah. He's like he's like I car he goes I have a lawn chair in my car at all times just in case. I'm like okay.
>> I keep that thing on.
>> He's ready. He keeps that thing strapped, boy. Uh so yeah, he's he's willing to wait in line. Um Salvador, shout out Salvador.
>> I like it. I want to find a reason to use that.
>> Yeah, not bad.
>> What do I need to be? All I could think of is like, yeah, Taylor Swift concert tickets.
>> What else do people like what else?
>> Wait in line. That's what I was thinking. Yeah.
>> Ticket master. Okay.
>> You wouldn't need his lounge chair, but >> Well, you got to sit somewhere. Um, >> you don't want to stand the whole time.
>> Don't Don't assume Don't assume this guy's just got a home with with seats.
Um, yeah. I don't know. That's the thing.
These days, we're pretty streamlined.
We're doing pretty well.
>> When you do, you don't know. You don't know you're going to wait in line. At least me. I'm >> I'm waiting in line at Chipotle sometimes, but I don't suspect that I'm going to do it or not.
>> Here's where you'd hire a task rabbit.
You would like He is tasked with like just kind of just meandering about. That is the hierarch. Would you mind meandering about >> in Greenville, North Carolina, where Mr. Beast lives. I feel like because he's always doing little giveaways and little games and little videos to just people in the area.
>> Yeah.
>> The other day he shut down a supermarket with whoever was in there. Like it was these people were not like vetted. They weren't cast members. They're just like, "Whoever's shopping right now, you're in a YouTube video. Leave whenever you want. Last one here gets a half a million dollars."
>> Really?
>> I would like to pay Task Rabbit to just be be out and about in the city. We we split the money.
>> I like this. like when when does the sunk cost uh sink in, I suppose, as far as like like cuz because if you're guaranteed like we could potentially make we'll call it $500,000.
>> Yeah.
>> So yeah, we split this money so I can make $250,000. That means if there's meandering about, I bet that's about 3375 an hour, give or take, >> you know. So that's a lot of hours that you get before it's like it's not worth it anymore, you know?
>> Yeah. Yeah, >> you could have them going around for days just fine.
>> Oh yeah, >> months. I don't know. Do that math. $33 an hour. How many months could that get you to get up to >> what? Let's call it 150,000 give or take.
>> He's got a new new launch here.
>> That's Is that 50,000? No, that's 5,000 hours. How many How many days is that?
That's a lot of days, dude.
>> Yeah, that feels like a lot.
>> See, that's what I would hire him for.
meandering around about and then you see that Jimmy's in, you know, Dubai or something, you're like, "Well, probably not gonna happen today.
>> Just go wait in line for me."
>> Anyway, yeah, saw that on there. Task Rabbit. I was like, "Okay, we're waiting in line."
>> It's kind of cool.
>> Some random This is This is I don't even I don't know why this is one of those things where it's like if it wasn't for this podcast, I would never write this down. Um, I just wrote down a funny premise for I don't know what this is a podcast, whatever. Something to talk about. Someone who's confused about It's probably from Task Rabbit. Someone who's confused about lighthousekeeping versus lighthousekeeping.
Like you get some guy with like like a sailor's cap and a long beard coming to your door. I thought I was supposed to be the lighthouse keeper. Like no, no, we hired you to do lighthouse keeping.
some general like a broom.
>> Just a nice like refresh of the room.
Yeah. Just do you know how to use like a dust a dust mop? You know, like >> I don't know. I just I just randomly had that thought the other day. I was like I guess I'll write this down in my notes.
>> That's funny.
>> Lighthouse keeping versus lighthouse keeping.
>> Lighthousekeeping. It's like the pet smart thing.
>> Yeah, exactly.
>> Or the opposite. Yeah. You show up with a broom and a You know, I got a Swiffer.
Dude, we don't need you to clean the lighthouse. need you to keep ships safe.
>> Just keep it. Yeah.
>> Just keep it.
>> Just keep cherish it.
>> Keeper of the lighthouse. Um, >> that's good. That's good.
>> Yeah. Yeah. Whatever. Like, it's not I don't think it's a standup bit. I don't think it's a I'm not I'm not going around to my in-laws being like, "Let's talk about this real quick."
>> You hear about the lighthouse keep joke I made, >> but I I just want to talk about it right now. So, if you enjoyed it, comment below. If you didn't, shut up. Um, >> dude, speaking of like Oh, housekeeping.
>> Yeah.
>> When I was in the third largest mall in Asia, allegedly >> Mhm.
>> I'm having a good time walking all about. I saw my first ever like brickandmortar Dyson store.
>> Okay.
>> It was awesome. It was like the the immaculate vibes of an Apple store, but instead of very white, clean, and minimalistic, it was black. The walls are black, the floors are black, the shelves are black.
>> Oh, wow.
>> In just their products. Okay.
>> It looks so cool. I walked I almost bought a vacuum. I almost put it in my suitcase on the way home. I was like, "This is so sick."
>> Yeah.
>> Dyson was great.
>> Did you walk in and say, "You all suck."
>> I'm just ripping you. Boom. Boom. Boom.
Uh.
>> Hey. Working hard or are the hard lighthouse keeping or lighthouse keeping?
>> We keep lighthouse or we lighthouse keeping. Um, >> really? Okay. Dyson vacuum. Dyson's the one we have one. That's the one that we have like the the purplish one. The the the handhelds.
>> The one that you and I have. Yes.
>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. We share. We go we go have these on a Dyson.
>> They had they had vacuums. They had a lot of those like bladeless fans and then they had like um like blow dryers and stuff.
>> The heck does that mean?
>> You know those fans that are like just >> the heck is that, dude?
>> Hey, maybe you can't hear me. The heck is that, dude?
>> Sorry, maybe we're on a delay. The heck is that, dude?
>> Sorry.
>> Have you seen those before? Just like a big circle.
>> Oh.
>> Somehow blows air out of it.
>> I don't know if I have.
>> Oh, they got ovals. They got circles.
They got a couple ellipses in there.
Yeah. A lot of bladeless fans.
>> Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. We're talking like a one that you put on your floor.
>> It could be floor. It could go on.
>> I was thinking like it's not >> launcher. Not a ceiling fan.
>> Yes, I know what you're talking about.
Yeah, those things are dope.
>> Yep. Wanted to buy one of those.
>> Okay.
>> They had hair dryers. It was awesome.
>> Dyson's doing fine. They're doing just fine. Um, another random thought for you. This one's a little bit, this one will hit a little bit close to home for you, Jake. Um, I said relatable or no, dude. I get very intimidated every time someone says that they grew up on a farm.
Like when they say that I think, okay, you look you're you're better than me.
>> You know more than me.
>> Yeah. And they they know they know that they more know more than me. Like there was this woman I Task Rabbit girl I hired her to do wallpaper in my new house and she goes, "Yeah, I actually grew up on a far farm in Florida." And I was like, "Oh gosh, if I if I mention one wrong tool, you're just going to think of me like an idiot." Like you just Yeah. I don't know. There's just something about people that grow up on farms are just intimidating as crap to me. There is something about a Florida farm that makes me go.
>> Okay.
>> I don't know. You You don't trust You don't like It's like It wasn't that hard. It was just hot down there.
>> Yeah, it was humid >> all the time.
>> Sure. It's It's very humid.
>> Sure.
>> I I guess I don't know what they farm exactly in Florida, though.
>> Back.
>> Oranges.
>> Gator.
>> Little grapefruit. Yeah. Kimman's.
>> Gimman.
Um Yeah. I don't know. I there's just something about like when people say that I'm like ah crap I got to I got to keep my guard up around you, you know, like >> don't say the wrong thing to them or they'll they'll they'll they'll silently judge you. They might not always >> out loud, but they'll be like makes sense boy.
>> I was just complaining about the rain.
Did they hear me? Don't complain around the rain around the farmers. They need it.
>> They need it.
>> I feel bad.
>> Yeah. I don't know if it's my my time at K State. That's probably most of it is just like those guys, those guy, those farmers, they look down upon the upon the city folk. And to be fair, guys, city folk don't look down about no farmers.
>> All right. We like the farmers, so just like us back. All right. Just because our hands aren't as callous as yours.
>> Yeah.
>> Doesn't mean we don't, you know, have some hard times. Sometimes our neighbors are too loud at night. You wouldn't know anything about that. Okay. I feel like, hey, I will sometimes do the opposite where someone's like, you grew up in Missouri? Yeah, I actually I grew up on a cattle farm. I didn't work it though.
Like immediately like, don't get the wrong idea.
>> I did a couple things every now and then. I didn't work it. My grandpa's farm. My dad worked it. I played baseball.
>> You're right. I don't have I I don't feel like I don't feel like you are You grew up on a farm. Rachel grew up on a farm, actually, now there's now I'm thinking about it. But Tom, Tommy, her brother also grew up on a far >> grew up on a farm.
>> Tom grew up on a farm. You grew up on a farm. Tom grew up on a farm.
>> Like that boy.
>> Yeah.
>> Like you're you're you have a spare tire. You're like, I better I better figure out how to do this. I better figure out how to do this because if not, Tommy's going to do it in 5 seconds. And I I I don't want that. But I don't know. I don't know what I'm doing.
>> But he would say there's four levels to growing up on a farm.
>> Okay. I would put like Tim Coupe and Rachel Coupe as level one.
>> Okay.
>> I'd be willing to put myself in level two.
>> Okay.
>> I've bailed some hay. I've bottlefed a calf. I just did a I you know, I had to weed eat an acre of land every time I mowed the lawn. You know, it's like I I was I had to do some stuff.
>> But there are levels above me, you know.
And then there's people who Tommy who moved out of his own house to live in a machine shed his junior year of high school. That's level four. That's That is so far above what I did.
>> Right. Right. Like there's people that will go to a farm show and just be like, "Well, nice green tractor."
>> Huh.
>> And there's people that will >> There's people that will go to a farm show and know the 18 numbers after the green tractors, you know, like model number and exactly what they're looking at.
>> Yeah.
>> And and be able to talk about it for more than one minute. Like >> like to me, I'm just like >> with firsthand experience.
>> Those those are those are pretty big wheels. Bigger on the back than the front. I see.
>> I like the big I like when the two tires are next to each other.
>> Technologies come a long way, huh?
>> Yeah. GPS do a lot of that.
>> Yep. Is that before or after the swath that you use this thing?
>> You upgraded it. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. It's like I don't know what I'm doing here.
>> You and I would be great at a farm show for 90 seconds at a time. we could really connect with people.
>> See, that's what I'm saying >> is they would smell the fear on my like the sound of my voice immediately. Those guys in their in in their perfectly like they they're wearing their nice farm hat, you know, the farm show. Like they got their nice one like they have four iterations of the same hat, but this is like the one that they don't wear very often. Yeah, >> it's it's the nice like uh what's like one of the seed companies that I feel like >> Oh, Liquid Grow.
>> Liquid Grow.
>> Oh, Liquid Grow.
>> I'm thinking of What am I thinking of?
There's like a classics. I don't know.
Anyway, I see these different guys wearing these different things. Liquid Grow. Sure. Um >> Yeah. But they have these different hats and they're they're wearing those and they would they would know immediately.
They would know immediately and I would think I can't talk to you right now.
>> They would sniff us out.
>> Oh yeah. Oh yeah. Tommy, I I can talk about sports. That's about it. Anytime we anytime we get into the or or I just like have to just admit right away like listen, I don't know what I'm talking about here. Let's be real.
So anyway, if you grew up on a farm, congratulations. Tell me right away and you will have the upper hand for life. I promise.
>> Just tell me right away.
>> Yeah. I just need there's certain times like or like if someone says they went to if they're homeschooled even like sometimes I feel like all right we're you win you win that you win that side of the battle. You don't win every battle. I got some I got some things on on here that I can I can teach you as well. But like >> you win the intellectual battle. I bet I bet you win that >> 10 times out of 10.
>> Yeah. So anyway, >> speaking of sports, I feel like I haven't uh really talked about the pickle ball aspect of like my entire Asia trip. Um >> yeah, >> really just tried to talk about like the funny stories with food or trash cans or travel or anything, but I do want to take a moment to say like it was so cool and crazy like just what we what we are building and what we have there. The uh did you see any Instagram stories about the Times Square thing in the Philippines?
>> I think I saw Yeah, I did. I saw something. I think >> I kind of had high and it was even better than what we thought it could be.
I mean, it was >> crazy. That was like because we spent all week in Malaysia and >> I think I talked about a little bit last Monday or so, but and that was awesome.
Like it was just like every event we do is sold out and I sign 100 autographs per event. I take a 100 selfies per event. You like this is just crazy. I'm in Malaysia. Everyone knows my name.
This is crazy. This is crazy.
>> Um >> and then we go to the Philippines that first night and we are on the street.
They shut it down. It's the It's the biggest street in all the Philippines.
It's just like it's a brand new like the the business district there. It's so nice. And that was a night where I >> in my hotel room that night by myself. I mean, I'm just laying there and just like asking God like, "What did I do to deserve this?" Like, >> why me? Like, this is so crazy. I mean, I don't even fully know how to use the word surreal, but I think that was what I was feeling. I was like, "This is crazy. This is probably not going to be like this forever. I need to really soak this in.
>> Why are you giving me all this? God, this is crazy.
>> So, it was really fun.
>> Was that the first time you would say I mean that you felt that extreme? Like was that the most extreme you felt that in your life?
>> Definitely with pickle ball, there was a moment to like uh I think the first time I got on the tour bus and it like clicked that I'm going to be living here and performing standup comedy. That was like a moment of like >> what? How did I get here? This is so such a crazy opportunity. Um, but yeah, you know, it's like things we talked about before, even with Ghost Runner, it's like you get a little numb to like view counts and comments and and things like that and then you meet people in person and you really get a sense of like what you've built.
>> Um, and I know you would get it more than most people because of what we've done with Ghost Runners. It's like, >> oh yeah, >> that first event and the first F12 or even the first Ghosty getaway, you're like, >> "How did we get here?" like we don't even fully know what we've done, you know? It's just like we ended, we landed here.
>> And that's kind of what pickle ball feels like. Um >> just like, man, >> I've never felt more like, >> you know, we're trying to raise some like fundraising, you know? So, I've like hit up some people, hey, if you want to, you know, feel free. And now I feel like, hey, you really should. I'm I'm like I'm feeling good about what we're doing right now. Like, it's in your best interest to get in on this.
>> Yeah. It's not a favor to me. It's like, you can do it if you want to, but you don't have to, you know, kind of. Yeah, it's like I'm just feeling fired up about Yeah. just the company as a whole.
Um, this is the last thing I'll say.
This is a text that Matt sent all of us yesterday in addition to him texting Andre just being like, "Dude, you really need to come to Asia next time just to the sense of accomplishment of what we built." But, um, Matt text all this yesterday. Guys, I just sat in my room for 15 minutes thinking about how I could not even dream up a better group of people to represent Friday than you three talking to me, Scott and Isaac.
You're able to bring joy to anyone in the world wherever you meet them. And I can't stop thinking about how many people you made laugh or smile on this trip. We must have cumulatively met cumulatively >> cumulatively >> met over a thousand people in person and millions of people over here have now seen your faces on social media. I know these trips are exhausting and take time away from your families, but our in-person time here is creating so much love for the brand that simply couldn't be replicated if we weren't here. I seriously can't thank you enough for bringing positive energy to every interaction on this trip, even though uh or even at the end of 15 hour days. And I genuinely can't believe how much we've managed to accomplish in these last five months. Um so just I'm a words of a guy.
I love I love the appreciation. We're just we're just fired up right now. It's just really really cool.
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>> That's it.
>> That's sick. That's awesome.
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I'm also very appreciative of those people growing up on the farm. All right. I'm very appreciative. I'm very appreciative of people growing up on a farm, especially when they're growing up on American farm. You know, if somebody says, "I grew up on a Peruvian farm." No offense, Alvaro. I'm not that intimidated because I think those guys don't know what they're talking about.
>> I don't tell them, "Thank you for your service." But if I talk to an American farmer, I say, "Thank you for your service."
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>> Back to the episode.
>> What was uh so the Philippines you'd say was or the what was the Times Square thing? What was that called?
>> They call it BGC.
>> BGC. Was that the that the pinnacle of like as far as pickle ball play that trip went? Was that your favorite time?
>> It was probably the coolest moment. Now, the quality of play was >> terrible.
>> Okay.
>> Um, the Philippines is like very there they've probably only been playing pickle ball for 6 months. So, >> okay, >> we kind of learned that early on. We were trying to do this exhibition with like the four of us who are all, you know, pretty good at pickle ball. And we'd have a really crazy rally and a crazy point and the crowd just dead and we're like, okay, I don't think they even know what to look for. I don't think they know what a good rally is.
And so then it became more of like educational type stuff. And >> man, I wish you could have seen Scott cuz >> Scott was in his element. I mean, me and Scott both like Scott's just really good on the microphone. Um, >> I'd like to think I'm also pretty good on microphone. So, we were just like working really well together and you know, there's just people, it's just a it's the most popping area in all the Philippines. So, a guy rolls up and they're introducing us to him and they say, "This is the Ronaldo of the Philippines." I don't know if that's true or not. I'm not facteing him, but yeah, he's like this soccer legend. So, we're like, "Get him in here." It turns out he's never played pickle ball before. So, we're explaining it to him and, you know, we're over the loudspeaker and Scott and I are just having a heyday, making everything a soccer comparison, you know. Oh, you do this one time, that's yellow flag, now you do it again or yellow card.
>> Yellow card.
>> Yellow flag.
>> Yeah. NASCAR.
>> Yeah.
>> Um, yeah. Everything's a corner kick.
Yeah. Scott was just great on the mic.
We had a blast together and we had little catchphrases that we came up with, you know, like every time >> someone would play against us, every point they scored got them a higher discount at kind of like the Dick Sporting Goods equivalent there that we had like launched in that day.
>> Okay.
>> And so at the end of every uh game, you know, I'd be like, "All right, give them a round of applause. They did great. You know, give it up for Stacy and Kevin."
And then Scott would say, "Now get in that store." And like point real big to the store. And then we that became like a big like Scott looking around. I'm looking around. Where what where do they need to go?
>> Get in that store.
>> That's funny. That's good.
>> Oh, we were having a blast together.
>> I love it, dude. That's so So, you think you're going to I mean, obviously you're going to go back. Do you have like Are you already like scheming up the next trip?
>> I think so. You know, you just a lot of it's about the people you're with and who um >> who handles logistics really well and who has local influence. And so I think um we'll take our our big signed pro Rachel Roarbacher. We'll take her again in like October. And so yeah, we've kind of written down like, oh yeah, we need to go here, here, and here. And Philippines needs to behind the list and >> yada yada. So whether she flies BC or not, I don't know.
>> Oh, she'll be BCing.
>> She'll probably be >> by that time.
>> That's sick, dude. I'm I'm I'm happy for you guys. That's that's Yeah, just just thankful. It's just fun fun to get to do it with people you get along with and good friends. Seriously, I feel like that's I think that that's a obviously a testament to all of you guys, but obviously I feel like you have never had issues with like getting along with anybody. So that's probably a testament to you as much as anybody, but like yeah, it's fun to do it with people you get along with. It's like, well, Jake always gets along with people, so therefore >> it's maybe a little both. But >> yeah, anyway, or either that or you just choose the right people always.
>> Yeah. you know, >> if that's the case.
>> So, >> who knows?
>> That's awesome, bro.
>> Yeah, it's good. Just this dumb little sport with plastic ball. Like, this is sport's done a lot for me. Metobrook Park, Rachel, >> I would say. So, bro, >> BGC, >> all all of all it took. Who Who was the first person to invite you to pickle ball?
>> I don't know.
>> I feel after you guys maybe >> I might have could have been.
Yeah. I also randomly played with the the good good guys back in like 2019 a couple times.
>> Now that would go nuts.
>> I mean, you talk, >> dude.
Did the Dude Perfect one did that go any extra viral?
>> Maybe slightly, you know, maybe performed 15% better, but I don't think it was anything insane.
>> Okay. Yeah.
>> Yeah. Nice guys, >> man. I love I love Dude Perfect, dude.
Bo, like, you know, I'm just try I'm just like a little bit more lenient on it's a vacation, so like Bo's got his quiet time. I'm like, we just watch Dude Perfect for your quiet time. So, we're watching Ultimate Fort Battle. We're watching uh, you know, Cody played in the All-Star game against Taco Fall, you know, we're watching all these different things. They're awesome, dude. They're just fun. So, >> I'll be in Fris next week, so I'll I'll keep a lookout for you and Bo.
>> Yes, please do. That That's we That's That's my meandering. Uh, task rabbit.
It just needs to be dude perfect.
>> Wander around Frisco.
>> Yeah. Yeah.
>> Until you see him.
>> Cool. Oh, hey buddy. You come over here.
>> He's real Sandy.
>> Oh, you're real Sandy.
>> Real Sandy.
>> Henry, you come over here in a second once you're done being Sandy. Okay.
>> Um, big big Henry boy. Come here.
>> No. You want to come talk on the microphone?
>> Yeah.
>> You do?
>> Yeah. You want to come too?
>> Yeah.
>> Have you been crying?
>> Yeah. Oh, mom says, "Not right now."
>> Not right now. I got to get you in the bathtub.
>> All right. Gotta get in the bathtub.
>> Sorry.
>> Gotta get the You say hi.
>> She's kind of wet, too.
>> Bring it on.
Come here real quick. Come say hi to Mr. Jake.
>> Come here. Can you get up there? You my hand there. One, two, three.
>> Come on down here.
Say hi, Mr. Jake.
>> What?
>> Hey, neighbor. Hey, Rosie.
>> Rosie, have you been at the beach?
>> Yeah.
>> Is it a hot pool or a cold pool?
>> A hot pool and um a cold pool.
>> They got both.
>> It's both.
>> Which one's your favorite?
>> Hot tub.
>> Hot tub.
>> Hot tub.
>> Hot tub. It's so hot.
>> When we play um when we say enough time when we get in it, it's so hot.
>> So hot. Maybe. Yeah.
>> Maybe because you're sunburned.
>> Sunburned.
>> Are you sunburned?
>> No.
>> You're okay. Oh, Rosie, that's one thing she says every day to me. She goes, "Dad, I'm going to need you to put on some sunscreen today so you don't get sunburned." Okay.
>> Can I tell um um my kitty?
>> Can you show them your chicky?
>> Yeah.
>> Okay. Real quick. Go. She was excited about that.
>> Yeah, it's got white.
>> It's white. Oh, >> it's got chicken on it.
>> It's got chickens on it.
>> Chicky's got chickens on it and is white.
>> Oh, it's like her pride and joy or chicky.
>> Can I show my >> She's coming right back to Yeah. Yeah.
Uh I think if she'll show >> Yeah. Oh, Rosie girl. She's Oh, she's euphoric.
>> Shut the door. You shut the door.
>> Come here real quick.
>> All right, let's see that thing.
>> Need help again.
>> You got it. Here. Take my hand. Come on.
>> Big bed.
>> Go over here so Mr. Jay can see you.
>> All right, let's see it. See it?
>> White.
>> It's white.
>> It's white. Whose is that?
>> Mine.
>> Anybody else's?
>> No, >> just yours.
>> Um, my other one at home.
>> Okay.
>> Okay. Two. One at home.
>> Okay.
>> My baby at two.
>> My baby. My baby. She calls it Henry. My baby.
>> My Bo. He he told elephant that he had um >> you get that doggy on his >> I have a doggy on my shirt. She loves the rowback doggy. Uh you said Bo has an elephant.
>> Yeah. Yeah.
>> Very good. Uh what do you want to tell Mr. Jake about what we've been doing here?
>> Um thing in the hot tub. Oh, we saw a bear.
>> We saw a bear. Yeah. And it for her birthday today and um she went home.
>> Oh, she went home.
>> Yeah.
>> And you missed it.
>> I missed. Sorry.
>> And you missed it.
>> You missed it because um we have to tell her because she just went home.
>> She went home. Yeah.
>> Yeah.
>> Yeah.
>> What do we What do we do the rest of the day? What are we going to do the rest of the day?
>> Um >> make some quiet time. Oh, give moose a buffet. Yeah, >> I at home.
>> Yeah, we have that.
>> But when I the baby um defeated and he just ripped it.
>> Well, he ripped it.
>> Yeah, >> ripped it.
>> All right, ROSIE.
>> I my thy bed.
>> You threw your chicky off the bed. All right. All right. All right. We got to calm down a little. You want to come sit with me?
>> Okay.
>> Finish it up.
>> All right. Anything else you want to say, Jacob?
>> Wins of the week. To finish it up.
>> Wins of the week. Oh, my win of the week is hanging out with Rosie.
>> Yeah.
>> We have fun. We get We've We've had >> sand on her bottom.
>> You still have some sand on her bottom.
So, that's something.
>> Yeah.
>> Um Yeah. I don't know. Win of the week.
Did you have fun? Uh I I really had fun in at the airplane with you.
Yeah. Um I like when we landed on the plane.
>> You liked when we landed?
>> Yeah.
>> Yep.
>> We landed.
>> There you go.
>> Did Did Rosie get a sucker for takeoff or no?
>> Or no?
>> Yeah.
>> You did?
>> Yeah. Was that good?
>> My mom did. Um we got some pretzel.
>> Pretzels. Yeah.
>> Got some pretzels.
>> Bo got water.
>> Bo got water. Yeah. What was What was Bo thinking? Water. What did you get?
>> Um, I got >> You got like sparkling water. So, you really you went crazy.
>> I got sparkling water.
>> Whoa.
>> And I don't touch a butt and I did it on 10.
>> What? You got on the airplane?
>> Stick a book.
>> A sticker book. Yeah. Yeah. It was awesome.
>> And it was a long way to the beach.
>> Long way to the beach. Yeah. Here, let me fix my computer so we can see you better. All right. All right. What's your win of the week, Jake? Mr. Jake, >> my win of the week, uh, call it serendipity, call it a little kinky dink.
>> Mhm. One day at the mall. I'm just shopping. I'm looking to spin some. Ring it.
>> Ring it up.
>> So, I have a guy, we were just talking about this, how, you know, it's nice to have someone else put your screen protector on.
>> I don't have a screen protector on my phone. So, I'm like, yeah, put it on.
>> And I I got a nice one cuz everything's so cheap there.
Later that day, I have to take my phone case off cuz we're making a little video on a tripod. Isaac knocks over the tripod. My phone with no case on it falls onto the concrete, but it falls screen protector first. And the screen protector just like perfectly protects everything.
>> And I said, >> "Thank goodness." I guess Isaac, don't don't get in the habit of doing that.
But one day I put a screen protector on my phone. He knocked it over.
>> Did you break the screen protector?
>> Yeah. Shattered it. Okay. Okay.
>> Would have shattered my phone.
>> Dad.
>> What?
>> That's a little crazy, right?
>> Yeah.
>> My other one um at home is pink.
>> Oh, her other chicky. She wants to talk more about the chicky.
>> And I'm sure >> And the one one at the beach is white, but the one at home is pink.
>> Yeah. I have white and pink.
>> And what color are your babies?
I >> you forgot.
>> Yeah.
>> Blue.
>> I don't know. Do you want to sing some Moana in the um episode?
>> Oh, please.
>> Please.
>> No, I don't.
>> Long as I can remember.
Never really knowing why.
>> This is my Moana paddle. It's waves.
>> It's waves. I've been a perfect daughter, but I come back to the >> No matter how hard I try, I can I can What is wrong?
What's wrong with me?
>> Oh, what's wrong with me?
And what does she say?
>> What's wrong?
>> Yeah. Nailed it. All right. Good job.
All right.
>> I agree.
>> Let's go. Rosie, thanks for being on.
You want to say Ghost Runners Podcast?
No.
>> Okay.
>> YouTube. Ghost Runners podcast.
All right. Um, get out of here. I'm just kidding. Uh, great great episode, Jacob.
>> We did it.
>> We think we did it. Thanks for listening, guys. See you Monday in studio.
>> We'll be back in here.
>> We're back for another episode. Uh, thanks for thanks for listening as always. We uh we'll see you. Yeah, I already said all that. Bye. Love you.
Say love you.
>> Love you.
>> Uh oh. Oo I O I think this tight beat means that it's going down with some random thoughts and white meat too.
Midwest best friends eating fast food on repeat. So come along, let's have some fun and go ahead, get on your feet cuz it's the Ghost Brothers podcast.
Every Monday morning with Jake and grandfa
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