Sorry For The Delay | EP.28 | Unicorns, New Names & 35-MPH Tents
-WHAT’S IN OUR CUP-
Sean: (Name Not Mentioned)
Joshua: Coffee (Jetboil), Water (Name Not Mentioned)
-CHAPTERS-
0:00 Best Intro Yet & Workout Warm-Up
0:24 Hosts Check-In: Joshua Returns From The Road
3:09 April 9 Holidays: Unicorns, Names & Libraries
6:09 National Unicorn Day: Believers, Narwhals & Rhinos
10:07 Name Yourself Day: Price Tags On Identity
11:02 Library Workers Day: Perks, Passes & Pronunciation
15:26 Cherish An Antique Day: Heirlooms & Hoarding
18:04 Baked Ham With Pineapple: Pizza Debate Included
20:34 Flight To Washington: Mountain Views & Salmon Floors
26:57 Funko Stop & GoPro Grab
30:07 WA → OR → ID (Airbnb) → UT: The Long Haul
33:42 Snowy Wasatch To Desert Plains
36:09 Campsite 1 (BLM Land): Set-Up & Survival Mode
41:08 Night-One Storm: 35-MPH Tent Thrash (Audio Tease)
47:03 Arches Day Trip & Safer Campsite 2
49:00 Canyonlands Views & Chill Night
50:27 Bryce Canyon & Campsite 3 Wrap
52:49 Airbnb Reset: Showers, Laundry & Zion Plans
53:00 Zion = Disneyland: Lines, Crowds & Bail-Out
55:52 Vegas Drive-Through & The MSG Sphere
56:36 The 96-Pump Gas Station Stop (#69 For The Meme)
58:04 California Run Home: 10–12 Hours Later
1:01:16 Easter Egg Tease: Find Joshua’s Hidden Prize
1:01:57 Fortune Time & Lucky Numbers
1:03:29 Unboxing: Phantom Of The Opera Mini
1:06:18 Master Chief Meet & Sign-Off
-SOUND BITES-
• “This intro is going to be the best intro that I’ve ever done.” — Joshua sets the tone.
• “I think unicorns are real… maybe not flying, but real.” — Joshua on National Unicorn Day.
• “I never believed in unicorns until I saw a narwhal.” — Sean joins the myth chat.
• “I will change my name for an exorbitant amount of money.” — Sean, entrepreneurially honest.
• “You can’t pay me enough money; I’m living with Joshua.” — Joshua on keeping his name.
• “Say library… I just slide right through that word.” — Joshua, pronunciation battle.
• “BLM land will only make your life more challenging.” — Joshua explains the camping choice.
• “We legitimately became time travelers at that moment.” — Joshua on the surprise time change.
• “Nothing can prepare you for 35-mph winds in millimeters of fabric.” — Joshua’s tent terror.
• “Mother Nature wanted to wipe us off the face of the Earth that night.” — Joshua, still rattled.
• “Arches, Canyonlands, Bryce—don’t skip any of them.” — Joshua’s park rankings.
• “Zion felt like Disneyland: people everywhere.” — Joshua on the crowd crush.
• “There’s a gas station with ninety-six pumps—we stopped at #69, obviously.” — Joshua’s road oddity.
• “Jetboil meals? Kinda fire.” — Joshua on teriyaki rice & granola.
• “I left an Easter egg out there… maybe coordinates… maybe clues.” — Joshua’s treasure tease.
-FORTUNE & FINDS-
Fortune: Don’t live beyond your means.
Lucky Numbers: 3, 5, 7, 28, 31, 39, 46
Fun Finds / Value Finds:
Sean: Universal Monsters mini—Phantom Of The Opera with mask & chair; one figure from this run gets gifted later.
Joshua: Jetboil cooker & trail menu wins (granola breakfast, teriyaki rice), plus a hidden-in-nature Easter egg for listeners to hunt.
(Artwork Shoutout: None This Episode)
Transcript
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welcome to sorry for the delay I'm your editor
Mia in this week's episode The Boys run through
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a few holidays but Joshua takes center stage
and gives us his week- long road trip summary
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they then unbox a new Universal monster figure and
Joshua hints at an Easter egg he left somewhere in
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the world enjoy the [Music] show this intro is
going to be the best intro that I've ever done
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I hope the people are ready for this I'm ready
let's hear it On's best intro yet and welcome
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back to sorry for the delay we are your hosts my
name is sea this is Joshua best intro of all time
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Joshua welcome back good sir you made it back from
your 75y year uh Adventure we're happy to have you
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Joshua uh but before we get to you and your fun
times here leaving me alone in the studio all by
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myself um I want to let everybody know that their
workout begins now all righty and we're still
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opening up these things even though Joshua's
been gone we're we're still here we're still
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doing this anyways Joshua hello how you doing
buddy I I'm I'm doing I'm doing good actually
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I'm I'm back from vacation um some of you that
that know me were previewed to the fact that I
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left California um I drove all around there was
there was a fat road trip that took place I don't
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know how much we're going to get get into it on
this episode we may talk a lot a lot about it a
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little about it but I am happy I got some sun
we were in the mountains um went up there with
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some good friends I saw Sean along the way um
but I'm back in California I feel good I got a
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little bit of tan you know I got I got so uh I I
feel energized say you do look darker it is nice a
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little bit yeah I got a little bit of sun we were
from the mountains we were up in this elevation I
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guess you could say it was but it was a good it
was a good long trip I'm glad I did it it was
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healthy um but yes I'm I'm glad to be back glad
to be back with everybody here in the classroom
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even those who are asleep in the back even you who
aren't paying attention happy to see you too most
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of them are asleep in the back that's just what
they do you know um Joshua I think I just want
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to make this an episode about you I mean unless
you have any if you have the same way if we start
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do you have any fun finds sorry do you have any
this days and histories and stuff like that if not
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you've been gone for a long time buddy and I just
want to make this episode about you I want you to
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tell us about your trip um I want we're going to
be putting together a little Vlog for it so people
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can visualize it um but I I want to talk about
that because it is a once- in a-lifetime kind of
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event for most people to go on a state- tostate
road trip so I think it's kind of exciting well
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I mean we know none of this is scripted right
and everything we talk about in here just kind
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of the little bit of research I do so um I wasn't
prepared to do a full breakdown of my trip I'm
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going to be quite Frank with you so so I'm going
to just give you a couple you know holidays kind
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of the normal stuff we do and then we can talk
about uh my trip you know towards towards the
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here but but first I mean I just want to get some
of these holidays out of the way you know because
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this episode is coming out on April 9th so most of
you hearing this on April 9th you may want to give
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yourself a reason to do something or look up or
you know whatever whatever want to do with this
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information you know most of it's useless some of
it you might find interesting Google it while you
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know you're listening to this but um I do I do got
a couple for you so one of the observances on uh
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this April 9th is National unicorn day oh [ __ ]
Joshua National unicorn day bro as a child Joshua
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did you ever Believe In Unicorns I I did I I
think unicorns are real okay all right really yeah
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don't I don't think that they would like flew or
anything but I do think there was probably a point
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where I mean if rhinos can grow this gnarly thing
out the side you know off the top of their head
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this gnarly bone you know everybody seen a rhino
most of you have um why cannot why can't a horse
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um doesn't have to be mythical you know why can't
they have a day you know National unicorn day uh
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why can't they have a day I mean I think it's
only right we recognize the unicorns that were
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either here once upon a time or maybe still exist
some people consider themselves unicorns I mean
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yeah good point good point um I I never believed
in unicorns Joshua I mean spoiler alert for the
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people um as they're doing their workout today
uh I never believed in unicorns until I saw what
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they call a Nar whale you know what I'm talking
about J is that like a walrus is that like some
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kind of walrus that has like a giant like bone
like horn thing it's a whale but yes it is that
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it is it's usually white um huge apparently uh and
has one horn so I I didn't believe it until I saw
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it so I'm a believer of unicorns now yeah I think
they're real I mean people there's also people out
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there you know as I me that claim to be unicorns
as well that's a whole another topic um if you
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want to be a unicorn I think I think there's a
whole genre of unicorns out there you know what
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I'm talking about y um yeah they do they do exist
so happy National unicorn day I applaud you all
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whether you know you still around you want to be
a unicorn try it out whatever your deal is um for
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my second holiday observant for uh April 9th I got
for you National name yourself [Laughter] day okay
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all right well let let's start with this Joshua if
you could go back and name yourself what would you
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name yourself Joshua you know I I we in one of our
previous episodes we talk we did talk about names
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I I did I forget the episode so so you're going
to have to go back and find that episode I don't
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know if Mia introduces it with names or whatever
one of those past episodes but um I I I did look
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into the history of Sean you know I think it was
like you your name means wisdom and wise and and
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all these kinds of things I forget it you know it
was a while ago and talked about it that's what
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it was yeah yeah yeah something like that and
then U Joshua I mean we all know Joshua right
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I mean hey there's a whole story on Joshua um I'm
cool with my name actually I wouldn't name myself
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anything really other than the name I got I I've
picked up a few nicknames along the way I'm not
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going to share them with you now um if you know
know me closely and personally you know some of
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the nicknames that I've had um you know maybe if
you want to maybe if you want to know my nickname
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you can ask me in the comments below maybe I will
respond and tell you what one of my nicknames was
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growing up but if you did know my nickname don't
you go giving it away because I know some of you
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know me personally um don't you go giving away
my my nickname in the comments down there um but
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yeah I'm happy you're you're you're telling me
that you're happy with your name right now and
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you you wouldn't want like any of like these
like top 70 unique boy names no no I I would
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not change my name even if even if somebody paid
me to change my name I would not change my name
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all right then well let me let let me let this be
known right here on the podcast I will change my
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name for an exorbitant amount of money uh so if
you are anybody wealthy I will do that you know
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bucks 75 bucks I don't care whatever it is send it
to me I'll do it I'll change my name now I'll take
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the money if somebody if somebody does okay this
would be this would be awesome if somebody does
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donate and they do give they do pay you to change
your name will you will you physically show the
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paperwork on screen and and tell and let everybody
know that you have changed your name will you show
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proof that you've changed your name yeah I think
it'd have to be like something where I can buy
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a house with so I'm not talking a ridiculous
amount of money here I'm not talking like a
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million dollars I'm probably saying like 200,000
200,000 I'll change my name to whatever you want
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me to change my name to where the hell are you
living that you could buy a I mean where are
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you living that you can buy a house for $250,000
it's called inv investment all right it's called
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seed money bro all right all right that 200,000
that's going to be [ __ ] a million dollars in a
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few years just saying if anybody out there with
big Deep Pockets right any any any uh any sugar
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daddies looking for a little sugar baby uh come on
I got you all right okay it's on record Sean will
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change his name 250,000 um if there's any takers
donators put a little GoFundMe together venmo him
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whatever you want to do he'll change his name for
you I'm not doing it you can't pay me enough money
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I'm living with Joshua and Joshua's ending up on
my headstone when I get put in the ground or get
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blown into space whever the [ __ ] I go you know
when that happens no I'm going to I'm going to
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bury you in a tree that's what you're you're going
to provide fruit for me I'm going to make you like
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a cherry tree so I can eat your cherries what that
be I I think people do that I think people kind
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of like we talked about this create themselves
and then put it put it you know blow a tree and
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then just kind of like you know yeah that whole
thing all right okay now we'll say Joshua uh I
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do picture you more as a then I do a a Joshua
where does why Reggie why how do I look like a
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it's in the top 70 it's in the top 70 names bro
just don't don't question it Just Go With It All
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right you look like a Reggie all right well okay
if you want to give me $50 million I'll change
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my name to 50 million you're ridiculous bro your
nut isn't even worth 50 million seed money I live
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in California that won't even buy you a condo
all right Jesus mhm depends on where you want
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to live right you're not living on the coast for
250k you live inland for 250k and you'll be fine
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it'll suck true but it's still California okay all
right well you you're you're low ball I'm going 50
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million or we'll see who gets paid first we'll
see who wins all right all right so for number
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three on my holidays observances whatever the you
want to call them it's National Library workers
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day okay a holiday for the library workers I mean
we just had a holiday for the produce manager so
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I guess anything's possible really we did
was that the last episode the produce was
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that the I think it was either the last one or
the one before it yeah yeah I mean those produce
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managers still don't know who my produce manager
is so don't get on me for that I don't know who
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they are but my library manager though I know who
my Librarian Is don't know who your library is it
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Reggie oh your manager it's Reggie in the back
bro right organizing it I love it well I mean I
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I was thinking about that when I when I looked
at it people do people still go to libraries I
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mean aside from school you know like colleges
and universities like your local libraries are
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people you know the town I live in whatever like
are people still going to the local libraries do
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people still I would say yes I still think people
do go to the local library also can we just talk
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about your pronunciation of library library can
you can you Library say library library library
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library say library library library say library I
just I slide right through that [ __ ] word right
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I you know I I don't not I do I donut I do the
donut I do not need to you know clearly haven't
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been to a library you know many times but you know
anyways [ __ ] um Jos people do go to the library
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and you know you can also get some pretty cool
stuff at the library like for example the one up
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here if you have a membership you can actually
get like free tickets to the aquarium and the
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zoo and like free audio books and stuff like
that it's pretty cool he I didn't know there
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was perks to go into I mean obviously the perk is
uh right off the top is education you know you're
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learning things you're reading books you know
you're meet maybe you meet your soulmate at a at
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a library um that' be cool anime section looking
at the haai andtie I tend to pick my people up in
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the Rope you know how to tie knots that's where
I'm that's where I'm hanging out you know ah so
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you're getting a bunch of Sailor boys I see no no
no no no no no no no that's yeah not doing that um
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yeah I mean [ __ ] I I mean I guess maybe maybe
I will make it a point to go to my local library
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and see if there's any perks you know besides
reading a book you should you know honestly I
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really think you should I think you would have a
great time um you'd also probably find like a lot
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of new hobbies Joshua like you might find like
maybe a book on how to survive in the wild or
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um how to make it on like a 50-day road trip
you know you could have probably prepared a
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little more before you know how you know how's a
really good section of books believe it or not is
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Costco have you been into cost have you looked
at the have you looked at the selection of books
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at Costco uh I see when I go into a Costco I
usually just see like tons and tons of like
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stuff and when I look at the book section all I
see is a ton and a ton of tables full of books I
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don't know what their selection of books is but
I know they have books yeah it's it's a it's a
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good well I guess you could say that's my library
because I think all the books I bought recently
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are from Costco and it's funny that you mentioned
because I did buy a survival book that would have
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come in handy for my trip believe it or not oh
God it would have come in handy unprepared but
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we're not quite to that point of the podcast of me
talking about my trip yet we're not quite there I
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can't wait I'm so excited I'm so excited just
everybody knows this is the first time Joshua
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and I have talked since he left on his Adventure
so everything about this trip he's going to be
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telling me is this the first time I'm hearing
it with you so that's kind of exciting so yeah
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and anyways new holiday what's next all right
so all right the next one I got for you is um
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National cherish an antique day interesting do
you have an antique that I'm now here I don't
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how do I say this without being I don't think
I can't say it I I can't say it without being
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racist so Josh do you have an do you have an do
you have an antique that you cherish or that has
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been passed down from your family generation well
what what defines an antique is there a statute
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of limit like is there a number of years that I'm
saying I'm saying anything passed down from like
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your grandparents like that that that old you
know cuz I think that's what be that would be
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an antique because if was something from your mom
passed down to you I don't think that's really an
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antique I think that's just more still of like
a family heirloom kind of thing but I think if
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your grandparents gave you something that's more
of an antique so way back uh you know I I I am a a
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a minor mini me of a hoarder but I can't I can't
think think of anything right off the top of my
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head that would be considered an antique that's
why I asked about the age does the age really make
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something an antique um but I but I I can't think
of anything that I I've been given at the moment
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that I could call a an antique uh per se I think
I do okay all right that's fine I don't I I know
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I don't have anything either um at least not to
my prior knowledge maybe I haven't been given it
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yet because I'm not old enough or responsible
enough to hold this antique I think it's the
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ladder honestly agree you move around too much you
got to lose some [ __ ] you know so yeah I don't
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have any antiques either but you know what I love
that holiday I love that holiday idea especially
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for people like us who tend to hoard a little bit
you know really make you appreciate the stuff that
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you have around you and the reasons why you have
it around you kind of thing yeah so cherish them
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antiques cuz take a look I cherish you Joshua I
cherish you my that's why I asked about the age
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of stuff because I do have stuff that's really
old but I don't know if it's consider buddy you
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know when I get when I come down and visit I'm
going to polish you off make sure you're still
0:17:42.840,0:17:47.960
feeling good I got you know I I don't think I'm
quite an antique I can so get up and down you
0:17:47.960,0:17:55.000
know pretty good so that's good I'm not going to
fall into that category just just your diaper so
0:17:55.000,0:18:04.480
good no no diaper changing no yeah I got one more
let me give you one more here's my last holiday
0:18:04.480,0:18:17.360
observance for April 9th 2024 it's national baked
ham with pineapple day baked ham with pineapple
0:18:17.360,0:18:21.600
you interesting because you you would think this
holiday would be closer towards Thanksgiving or
0:18:21.600,0:18:28.880
Christmas not in the middle of April I thought
so too it's kind of strange yeah yeah a little
0:18:28.880,0:18:35.800
strange a little weird yeah I'm I mean I'm a fan
of ham and pineapple I'm a fan of pineapple on my
0:18:35.800,0:18:43.160
pizza controversial take that is a controversial
take actually yeah you will find that that's uh
0:18:43.160,0:18:47.400
like one of the the what ice cream snicker and
the regular Snickers thing like I don't know if
0:18:47.400,0:18:52.560
it's as controversial as that but well I'm a fan
of the ice cream Snickers rather than the [ __ ]
0:18:52.560,0:18:58.560
regular snicker bar come at me in the comments
Bros let's do this argue with me me too I want
0:18:58.560,0:19:04.080
to could do like a half and half um ice cream
and just like stick that [ __ ] in the freezer
0:19:04.080,0:19:08.920
you know so half of it's Frozen and the other
half's regular so when it Tha you eaten a frozen
0:19:08.920,0:19:15.640
Snicker bro like have you tried that that's
that's that's [ __ ] damage on your teeth bro
0:19:15.640,0:19:22.480
hey nobody ever said any of these are real I
mean Jesus I never we hav't talked about that
0:19:22.480,0:19:27.120
you know you know my best friend used to be the
guy that eat airplanes and [ __ ] you know that
0:19:27.120,0:19:34.200
dude from whatever p last episodes that dud that's
my best friend he showed me how to eat steel man
0:19:34.200,0:19:41.520
that homeboy eating airplanes and [ __ ] that guy
was that guy was tough well that was that was the
0:19:41.520,0:19:47.560
last one I got I mean that was my you know the the
last fun one if that's fun at all you know maybe
0:19:47.560,0:19:53.120
it'll make you hungry after your workout whatever
you're doing you know if you're into that [ __ ]
0:19:53.120,0:19:57.320
um you know kind of sucks though most people who
are doing these workouts after they eat I mean
0:19:57.320,0:20:02.840
they're usually just drinking a protein shake
and fantasizing about what food tastes like so
0:20:02.840,0:20:08.600
I feel you yeah I I couldn't do that I couldn't
do if I if I was one hitting the gym going hard
0:20:08.600,0:20:15.280
I know this is not the way to do it but I would
end that workout with just a nice cheeseburger
0:20:15.280,0:20:20.480
oh a cheeseburger that'd be awesome like would
that is that bad you know delicious just do a
0:20:20.480,0:20:26.600
hard workout cheeseburg the you you work out the
calories before you know and you work out so you
0:20:26.600,0:20:34.480
can enjoy that cheeseburger that's my that's my
mentality going into it you know yeah well that
0:20:34.480,0:20:42.120
leads us I guess into I I don't even know where
to begin honestly when it comes to the vacation
0:20:42.120,0:20:50.120
that I just got back from cuz I don't even know
if I can consider it an actual vacation and and I
0:20:50.120,0:20:55.840
only and I only say that because depending on the
take depending on how you go about this right how
0:20:55.840,0:21:03.160
you consider your vacation some people are like
sit on the beach that's your vacation some people
0:21:03.160,0:21:10.880
you know go walk in the desert for you know 15
days and that's a vacation um but you know so so
0:21:10.880,0:21:17.200
maybe if you're listening to this this may not
sound like a vacation to you but I am going to
0:21:17.200,0:21:25.600
say it was a vacation for me because Vacations
To Me ultimately are good for the mind the body
0:21:25.600,0:21:32.480
the soul um and they allow you to to disconnect
with regular life and that's what this trip did
0:21:32.480,0:21:39.600
for me there was there was a lack of of um self
service so it's not like I'm not a big Tik Tok guy
0:21:39.600,0:21:46.480
or or Internet guy or Instagram guy um so being
out there in the wild where you you know you're
0:21:46.480,0:21:51.360
walking around in circles trying to find that one
bar going on the top of a [ __ ] rock you know
0:21:51.360,0:21:58.920
that wasn't me it was it was quite um it was quite
a good spot for me to be in and I could called a
0:21:58.920,0:22:05.600
vacation because it was that so this vacation
uh started and and because depending on where
0:22:05.600,0:22:10.080
you're from where you're listening most of us are
listening California this started in California
0:22:10.080,0:22:16.360
for me so there's always got to point be a point a
you know um and then you get all the way to to you
0:22:16.360,0:22:21.800
know through your v through through your trip so
for me I consider where I start at the beginning
0:22:21.800,0:22:29.560
so it started in California um I woke up you
know it was around I think you you know 5 6:
0:22:29.560,0:22:33.440
in the morning I woke up you know me and my
girlfriend we were packed the night before
0:22:33.440,0:22:38.680
which kind of sucked um so I need to get better
at prepacking you know people who do this all the
0:22:38.680,0:22:42.760
time are like oh you should have been packed
two days ago and [ __ ] that's not me um last
0:22:42.760,0:22:52.520
minute Packer guy uh myself so again packed the
night before got up early and from then we we
0:22:52.520,0:22:58.040
were we were kind enough to receive a ride to the
airport by one of our co-workers it originally was
0:22:58.040,0:23:05.520
supposed to be my girlfriend's um sister but they
had some business some business to do uh out not
0:23:05.520,0:23:10.680
important enough no it wasn't I mean well it just
turn it was perfect timing okay let's just let's
0:23:10.680,0:23:17.760
just say that so they picked us up in the morning
um my sister's girlfriend cooworker jumped in the
0:23:17.760,0:23:21.960
car we drove up to the San Jose Airport one of
the local airports so we didn't have to drive
0:23:21.960,0:23:27.040
all the way to San Francisco because we were
just taking this trip up to Washington State
0:23:27.040,0:23:31.440
where Sean lives Sean's up in Washington State
the other friends I'm up here yeah yeah John's
0:23:31.440,0:23:36.480
up in Washington state um so are the friends
that we went with luckily um they're both up
0:23:36.480,0:23:43.160
there so got on the plane if anybody's flown from
California to Washington it's not a long flight
0:23:43.160,0:23:48.840
I mean what was it like an hour and a half it was
super depending on the headwinds yeah it's pretty
0:23:48.840,0:23:54.920
super super quick but we were lucky enough to
go during this flight up there uh when there was
0:23:54.920,0:24:01.880
snow on the mountains it was fairly clear most of
the way up there there and when I I luckily got a
0:24:01.880,0:24:07.480
window seat um first I was in the middle but there
was somebody next to me kind of just had a little
0:24:07.480,0:24:14.600
bit had a little bit too much leg room so I had to
move um so I I moved over to the window seat um my
0:24:14.600,0:24:20.520
girlfriend's a little bit more petite smaller than
me so she she you know gladly graciously took the
0:24:20.520,0:24:27.240
middle seat so I jumped over to the middle seat um
wonderful so if you've flown up there it's it's a
0:24:27.240,0:24:31.840
beautiful flight so try to get a seat I I forget
Sean if the the best I think you know the best
0:24:31.840,0:24:36.800
side to sit on the plane is either the left side
the right side there's there's a um when you're
0:24:36.800,0:24:41.840
coming up it's usually the right hand side uh is
the best side to sit on cuz you're you're flying
0:24:41.840,0:24:46.680
up towards us so you can see the mountains on
the sides of the window when you're flying back
0:24:46.680,0:24:53.320
home it's the left hand side so okay perfect side
we ended up so I didn't even know this you know
0:24:53.320,0:24:58.560
so Sean didn't tell me this we we got lucky we
sat on the right side so on the way up got see
0:24:58.560,0:25:05.080
a bunch of mountains got to see uh snow um for
a second I thought I saw UFO but then I'm like
0:25:05.080,0:25:08.880
no that's a reflection I don't want to be this
weird guy like oh I saw an alien or some [ __ ]
0:25:08.880,0:25:12.920
but something look weird don't know what it was
but I'm pretty sure it was a reflection or some
0:25:12.920,0:25:19.360
[ __ ] so um flew up there again an hour and a
half uh pretty pretty safe nonone it wasn't bumpy
0:25:19.360,0:25:25.680
nothing got into Washington we're in the back of
the plane um took a little bit to get off which
0:25:25.680,0:25:31.600
is which is fine with us we're not the people that
jump up right away try to run to the front end up
0:25:31.600,0:25:37.120
on Tik Tok or Instagram [ __ ] throwing blows and
[ __ ] we're not we're not those people we are me
0:25:37.120,0:25:42.480
and my girlfriend are very patient so we take
the back let everybody get off um pretty smooth
0:25:42.480,0:25:47.120
flight what can I say getting through the airport
if you've ever flown into Washington it's a very
0:25:47.120,0:25:54.160
smooth uh uh not a big it's not flying into like
JFK or O'Hare or some of these crazy big airports
0:25:54.160,0:25:59.360
we can get lost very easily um your guys' local
airport is prly fairly easy to get through one
0:25:59.360,0:26:03.480
of the cool things that I did notice getting
off the plane and walking through Washington
0:26:03.480,0:26:10.480
is on the floor um I guess Salmon's a big thing
up in Washington oh yeah love salmon up here love
0:26:10.480,0:26:16.520
the Sean along the floor um when you're walking
through the Washington Airport they have these uh
0:26:16.520,0:26:23.920
copper I think they're copper some kind of metal
they have them inlaid into the tile as you're as
0:26:23.920,0:26:27.880
you're walking through the airport so it's kind
of cool they have them kind of like flowing up
0:26:27.880,0:26:34.040
and through it's it's kind of one of those details
that that I would appreciate um so I thought that
0:26:34.040,0:26:37.720
was pretty cool um little detail weird it's
an airport I know most people are looking for
0:26:37.720,0:26:44.320
Starbucks and the [ __ ] Lululemon or some [ __ ]
um but I'm I'm admiring the [ __ ] little thing
0:26:44.320,0:26:51.040
fish in the ground um so smooth got there we and
cool thing is as we got to the airport Sean's
0:26:51.040,0:26:57.800
girlfriend super cool um was there to pick us
up almost immediately like she was on it she was
0:26:57.800,0:27:04.640
better than Uber I mean she was like like she was
right there you know no getting in no verification
0:27:04.640,0:27:10.320
code we're like oh cool you know thank you Sean's
girlfriend so super cool thank you to her for for
0:27:10.320,0:27:15.320
picking us up because you know I I know they had
to take some out of the time out of their day or
0:27:15.320,0:27:19.640
I I forget if she had to take the day off or the
timing just forget she changed her day yeah she
0:27:19.640,0:27:25.600
changed her day off for you guys and I kept my
day short so you know we made time for you guys
0:27:25.600,0:27:33.760
so super cool G's girlfriend came and picked us up
um Sean's at work still so we ended up going back
0:27:33.760,0:27:40.160
to I believe it was your guys's place right didn't
we end up at your guys's Place MH yeah until until
0:27:40.160,0:27:44.840
you got off or whatever and then we all hung out
for a while and we did some stuff together got
0:27:44.840,0:27:49.720
food as we usually do which is kind of nice so we
had this little day of uh decompression between
0:27:49.720,0:27:55.960
the day we landed and the day we left so which it
was really nice to be able to hang out with sea um
0:27:55.960,0:28:00.240
when we got up there but the next day yeah it's
nice to have you guys for sure that was always
0:28:00.240,0:28:06.160
really nice we got to go to Funko you know uh yeah
we got to go to Funko we did all that fun stuff
0:28:06.160,0:28:14.320
Joshua bought a GoPro uh well I should say Joshua
rented a GoPro no I bought it I bought the GoPro
0:28:14.320,0:28:21.160
yeah I bought it because I did I did buy it I did
I did buy this Cobra yeah so then the next day we
0:28:21.160,0:28:26.600
hung out and went to funco did a fun did a bunch
of little stuff and that same day am I correct
0:28:26.600,0:28:34.160
josua that you you guys left left me correct did
did we leave the no we no we left the next day I
0:28:34.160,0:28:39.960
don't I don't think we left the I don't think we
we left the next morning oh yeah no no no no no it
0:28:39.960,0:28:45.320
wasn't the next morning it was the afternoon yeah
the afternoon because we had to wait for um our
0:28:45.320,0:28:52.280
other friends for his wife to get off of work so
so right day one got in did the fun like we just
0:28:52.280,0:28:57.760
mentioned you know did all that um next morning
we got up we had breakfast we hung out with you
0:28:57.760,0:29:04.720
for a little bit had breakfast um that's right
and then you took us back to our road Tripper
0:29:04.720,0:29:11.240
what's that hang on we went to REI and uh you guys
did some shopping at AR the only reason I want to
0:29:11.240,0:29:17.880
bring this up is because I'm very curious uh when
you guys went shopping you guys had to purchase
0:29:17.880,0:29:24.680
some of this instant food um at the REI station
here you guys bought a whole bunch of different
0:29:24.680,0:29:30.720
flavors and a whole bunch of different desserts
and stuff like that so I want to hear about those
0:29:30.720,0:29:33.720
but I don't want to hear about them now but I
just want to let people know that these were
0:29:33.720,0:29:42.000
purchased and I want to know if any were consumed
later on in this story so we then we got we we
0:29:42.000,0:29:47.720
got you back over to uh to our friends who were
going to go on the road trip with you guys yeah
0:29:47.720,0:29:54.960
so you got us back um that was all done so next
day comes we have breakfast with Sean from there
0:29:54.960,0:30:00.200
uh we left I think we left around two you know two
or or three or whatever it was in the afternoon I
0:30:00.200,0:30:07.520
think um when our friend's wife got off work so
drove drove further up to Washington from there
0:30:07.520,0:30:15.440
the journey began so California to Washington
cars packed all of our stuff's ready to go and
0:30:15.440,0:30:21.880
my goodness the adventure begins everybody the
adventure the adventure begins if anybody's ever
0:30:21.880,0:30:28.800
been in the car in a car ride you know longer
than like 10 hours or or you know six to 10 I
0:30:28.800,0:30:38.200
like it this is a long time to sit so in in brief
this is kind of how it went just to kind of break
0:30:38.200,0:30:49.400
it down for you okay California to Washington from
there we drove down through Oregon after Oregon we
0:30:49.400,0:30:58.440
drove into Idaho and when we got into Idaho it was
it was dark already it was it was it was dark was
0:30:58.440,0:31:09.040
it oh God I you know I think it was 11 something
10:30 and and mind you okay mind you um I I forget
0:31:09.040,0:31:17.080
what state it is but you actually lose an hour
because they don't do daylight savings so they
0:31:17.080,0:31:21.360
jump I think it was we jumped an hour or something
something like that there there was a there was a
0:31:21.360,0:31:27.240
time change that took place that we weren't even
aware of some [ __ ] happened God damn um we we
0:31:27.240,0:31:34.320
legitimately became Time Travelers at that moment
um when we entered another state unb nounced to us
0:31:34.320,0:31:41.680
we became Time Travelers so got into Idaho where
we stayed for in an Airbnb which is pretty cool
0:31:41.680,0:31:47.920
because they were able to put us up for a quick
night um pretty smooth you know took a shower it
0:31:47.920,0:31:55.480
was nice um got up in the morning oh I no I did
not do that believe it or not I I kept really did
0:31:55.480,0:32:01.600
you go this entire trip without rubbing one out
I went the entire trip I've gone months without
0:32:01.600,0:32:08.640
doing that so this isn't new to me I I prepared I
prepared military style for this suck yeah there's
0:32:08.640,0:32:15.680
no no hanky pinky I'm like a boxer I'm like Mike
Tyson in his prime going three years of not doing
0:32:15.680,0:32:22.120
anything holding the juice in just full anxiety
and intense you know ready for you know I got to
0:32:22.120,0:32:27.440
save those calories you got to think about it if
we're we're camping you need every bit of protein
0:32:27.440,0:32:31.280
in your body you need you can't be expelling that
for any given reason you need that [ __ ] I get
0:32:31.280,0:32:38.600
it all right so where' you guys stop first all
right so we stopped in Idaho at the Airbnb okay
0:32:38.600,0:32:43.360
second Stu I mean the the Idaho thing is like a
a travel day basically yeah what was your first
0:32:43.360,0:32:48.880
Like official like that was a mission I mean the
scenery everything you're driving through I I did
0:32:48.880,0:32:53.400
take footage there is going like Sean mentioned
there's going to be something that's going to come
0:32:53.400,0:32:59.200
out that's going to um highlight some of these
areas and feat feates and things that that I went
0:32:59.200,0:33:08.080
through I did the best I could I'm not a director
um I did my best to to use uh all the you know my
0:33:08.080,0:33:13.760
phone and a GoPro that I had so you guys will be
seeing some of that once we drop that that footage
0:33:13.760,0:33:24.560
uh moving on through Idaho we continued our road
trip uh into Utah so Idaho down to Utah and then
0:33:24.560,0:33:28.680
we drove through an our adventure through Utah
cuz you had to get into Utah all right so we had
0:33:28.680,0:33:36.160
to drive down through Salt Lake City um which was
which was pretty cool so the drive down you know
0:33:36.160,0:33:44.400
coming into you know out of Idaho into Utah you're
presented um from a lot of dry like flat you know
0:33:44.400,0:33:54.280
at least the way we went um into a sprawling just
mountains everywhere just covered covered in snow
0:33:54.280,0:33:58.640
I haven't seen snow like this and these kind of
backdrops and a very long time again I'm from
0:33:58.640,0:34:03.080
California I don't really you know I got beaches
I got you know [ __ ] like this in here I don't
0:34:03.080,0:34:08.400
I don't see mountains of snow too often so when
you're coming down um getting into Salt Lake City
0:34:08.400,0:34:13.840
nothing but mountains and snow it's actually it's
actually beautiful if you don't know much about
0:34:13.840,0:34:22.520
Utah um a lot of churches everywhere you know a
lot of churches lot of churches a dry state which
0:34:22.520,0:34:28.720
sucks there yeah there there's a whole there's a
whole lot going in Utah um that's nothing you know
0:34:28.720,0:34:33.720
I'll just leave it at that there's a whole lot
going on in Utah um you can do your own research
0:34:33.720,0:34:36.800
it was cool it was cool to drive- through let's
just put it that way it was it was cool it was
0:34:36.800,0:34:42.840
cool so we get through Utah a lot of snow and then
once we got through Salt Lake City we started our
0:34:42.840,0:34:49.280
our drive up into the mountains which visually
was pretty cool because we were presented on the
0:34:49.280,0:34:53.960
way up with you know when you first start your
our journey up the the route we took is it was
0:34:53.960,0:35:00.840
a field full of uh windmills the you know the
giant windmills if you've ever drove you know
0:35:00.840,0:35:06.840
down south through Pass Roz or or is Pas Roz but
down towards I think it is I think it's closer
0:35:06.840,0:35:13.800
to Paso yeah or Bakersfield or down in that area
there's like the a giant windmills all sprawled
0:35:13.800,0:35:19.760
out on the mountains these things are are burning
and you you can tell um the footage that I took
0:35:19.760,0:35:27.840
that the skies are dark I mean you you know you
know we're kind of could be getting into it um
0:35:27.840,0:35:32.760
so you get up in there bunch of snow everywhere
beautiful scenery you guys will see it in the
0:35:32.760,0:35:39.640
footage um so yeah drove up into the mountains
got through all that and then we come down you
0:35:39.640,0:35:45.240
know on on the other side where we come off the
the snowy mountains down into the more desert
0:35:45.240,0:35:52.360
side cuz now we're getting out of out of elevation
down into the more dry desert part which is which
0:35:52.360,0:35:57.840
is a long trip in itself like the whole the whole
way through Utah was kind of a long trip so after
0:35:57.840,0:36:09.440
the snow into the desert we ended up uh finally
getting into campsite one of three so what a uh J
0:36:09.440,0:36:15.840
Let Me pause you real quick yes uh is this the is
this the campsite that you sent me on the uh the
0:36:15.840,0:36:23.000
Google Drive that we have so I can show the people
or is this this the third campsite um the the the
0:36:23.000,0:36:29.640
C I think if it's the footage of me holding up
the camera like yes common influencer in the
0:36:29.640,0:36:34.920
wild which I hate doing I know we're I know we're
this I'm to show the people if this is the proper
0:36:34.920,0:36:39.920
time okay if if you want to put this footage
up go for it let's land it no but is this is
0:36:39.920,0:36:44.400
this the proper time is this the is this the area
that you guys are in or is this campsite 2 or is
0:36:44.400,0:36:50.080
this campsite 3 um I believe this is campsite one
run it put put it on the screen let everybody see
0:36:50.080,0:36:57.240
hang on hang on I'll share my screen here I just
want wanted to make sure before I brought it out
0:36:57.240,0:37:11.920
so here we go is this uh this campsite one oh yes
this is camsite one everybody okay now you're good
0:37:11.920,0:37:18.360
you may me want to take more yes this is this is
campsite one everybody look at look at that look
0:37:18.360,0:37:23.160
at that doing it oh man that guy's ugly who is
that guy right there Jesus that's an influencer
0:37:23.160,0:37:27.280
right there baby he looks lost that guy looks
lost that guy that guy you just saw in the camera
0:37:27.280,0:37:36.600
should did not be out there in the wild but he was
he was um and we were out there we camped out uh
0:37:36.600,0:37:44.200
for three nights three nights that was campsite
one there was also a campsite two and a campsite
0:37:44.200,0:37:55.360
three so a total of three nights spent out in what
I found out is called BLM land um BLM land yeah
0:37:55.360,0:38:09.080
BLM land BLM okay BLM I believe it's called uh
what it Bureau um something management land or or
0:38:09.080,0:38:16.920
uh BLM land look it up look up real quick of Land
Management there you go Bureau of Land Management
0:38:16.920,0:38:26.280
so this land interesting is um it's government own
land where you can go out and Camp virtually for
0:38:26.280,0:38:30.400
free now you're not going to find porta-potties
you're not going to find electricity you're not
0:38:30.400,0:38:36.760
going to find anything out there that that's going
to make your life easier if anything you're going
0:38:36.760,0:38:43.480
to get out into this BLM land and it's only going
to make your life that much more challenging um
0:38:43.480,0:38:52.040
so if you plan on camping fun yeah if you plan
on camping Outdoors um out you know the in the
0:38:52.040,0:38:59.240
country whatever it is um come prepared bring lots
of water um if if you if you're a person on your
0:38:59.240,0:39:05.240
phone good luck you know you're G to be very very
[ __ ] bored um because you got to find things to
0:39:05.240,0:39:12.760
do other than be on your phone so okay so hang on
Jos so hang on the last episode that the people
0:39:12.760,0:39:18.200
saw you had a game a board game um tacos versus
burritos or some [ __ ] like that that you said
0:39:18.200,0:39:23.160
that you were going to bring on this trip uh did
that end up happening did you guys play that game
0:39:23.160,0:39:29.040
I'm so disappointed Sean I did I did mention
that in one of the past episodes Taco versus
0:39:29.040,0:39:37.440
burrito did not make the trip oh no so so good
old I got to ask the question buddy what did you
0:39:37.440,0:39:45.280
guys end up doing for like 35 hours like what
what because it looked like you were just in a
0:39:45.280,0:39:53.600
field in the middle of nowhere so uh explain to
me how that's fun so a after you've been driving
0:39:53.600,0:40:00.040
for like 10 hours or whatever it is like you know
you're exhausted we woke up early your butt hurts
0:40:00.040,0:40:04.840
cuz you've been sitting a long time um the last
thing you want to do is kind of I mean at least
0:40:04.840,0:40:10.600
us the last thing you want to do is sit down and
play a board game and you know the again this is
0:40:10.600,0:40:17.480
survival you know what I mean like like you're
you're not there to to kind of like we again we
0:40:17.480,0:40:23.120
didn't have like a fifth wheel we didn't have a
sink with running water we didn't have bathrooms
0:40:23.120,0:40:31.400
we were out there in a tent with sleeping bags
um with these really cool things called jet boils
0:40:31.400,0:40:36.680
to cook our food in um they called jet boils you
can look them up they're actually pretty they're
0:40:36.680,0:40:41.160
actually pretty cool Co yeah called jet boil
really cool name too right jet boils put it in
0:40:41.160,0:40:47.240
right now it looks cool looks [ __ ] awesome thank
you yeah so if you own a jet boil we we got a jet
0:40:47.240,0:40:54.280
boil now um which is awesome but um yeah you're
you're not you're not there to like play games I
0:40:54.280,0:40:59.720
mean it's not like your typical camping you know
it's like you you out in the land um but yeah so
0:40:59.720,0:41:08.240
camps campsite one was no no games no Tick Tock
no Instagram nobody scrolling you know if anything
0:41:08.240,0:41:13.200
we're getting set up so we don't freeze at night
so we don't get rained on so we don't get snowed
0:41:13.200,0:41:24.400
on um and we prepare ourselves for the elements
and and every night was a preparation um for what
0:41:24.400,0:41:33.080
was to come Okay so one do do I I mean I'm not
going to go into night one I'm not going to go
0:41:33.080,0:41:36.840
into night one I don't have a lot of footage that
we can share with the people so the footage that
0:41:36.840,0:41:43.000
I do want to share with the people is that from
night three I I don't know which I don't know what
0:41:43.000,0:41:48.640
footage it's the audio it's the audio that makes
it sound like uh camping was your best friend oh
0:41:48.640,0:41:52.040
oh yeah if you if you want to hear a little
bit of audio we can give you a little bit of
0:41:52.040,0:41:57.400
audio and the audio will sound better everybody I
just don't want to skip I just don't want to skip
0:41:57.400,0:42:02.480
ahead in your story so I just I I if you want
to keep it with night one yeah the the footage
0:42:02.480,0:42:11.440
that everybody had just seen was Camp one um the
audio that I sent you is also from Camp one night
0:42:11.440,0:42:19.680
one and and before Sean plays this audio this
sounds way better if you have headphones on I
0:42:19.680,0:42:29.480
mean you have to hear this you have to hear this
right in your ears as if you're laying in a in a
0:42:29.480,0:42:37.200
sleeping bag in a tent looking up in the pitch
black of night and this is what you're going
0:42:37.200,0:42:44.680
to hear and this is what I experienced um so if
if the dark scares you if loud noises scare you
0:42:44.680,0:42:51.280
uh fast forward because you're about to hear some
[ __ ] that may freak you out okay I'm just going
0:42:51.280,0:42:54.280
to so you sent me three different ones I don't
remember which ones they are so I'm just going
0:42:54.280,0:42:59.600
to play the biggest file one the two minute yeah
I think got I think i' sent you the the two minute
0:42:59.600,0:43:03.360
yeah so I'll play I'll play the biggest F now we
won't play all of it but just so you guys get an
0:43:03.360,0:43:09.160
idea again this will be all in the in the the Vlog
episode that we're going to put out so I'll go
0:43:09.160,0:43:27.080
and yeah yeah there's [Applause] see
0:43:27.080,0:43:38.400
[ __ ] me
0:43:38.400,0:43:48.080
dude Jesus my guy okay that's I think that's
that's enough for the people to get a little
0:43:48.080,0:43:57.640
idea so is that all just like just snow and rain
what is going on right there man so that if it
0:43:57.640,0:44:05.400
sounded like [ __ ] was being thrown all over the
place it was yes it was [ __ ] was I mean we are
0:44:05.400,0:44:18.320
in a thin vinyl you know millimeters protecting
us from 35 mph per 35 mph winds blowing across
0:44:18.320,0:44:29.360
the campsite thrashing wind sleep ice everything
is coming at you and you're in your tent at well
0:44:29.360,0:44:34.640
I think it was like 1: in the morning the [ __ ]
started popping off and you're laying there going
0:44:34.640,0:44:40.160
what the you know what the [ __ ] just what did
I do you know what I mean like what's going to
0:44:40.160,0:44:46.520
happen if the tent rips apart um where am I
going to go you know like shit's GNA [ __ ]
0:44:46.520,0:44:54.040
could pop off at any at any moment luckily luckily
I don't want to spoil it but luckily we had things
0:44:54.040,0:45:02.480
in place um that did safeguard Us in the event of
a catastrophic event um that almost OCC film that
0:45:02.480,0:45:10.400
did you film all that everything that happened
was completely in the dark so I did I didn't
0:45:10.400,0:45:14.520
again I I don't go on these vacations because I'm
an influencer I don't go on these things because
0:45:14.520,0:45:18.680
I'm trying to like hey look at me now I'm going
on these things because I'm trying to have fun
0:45:18.680,0:45:27.600
living the moment and enjoy and enjoy it um so I
I the little bit of audio that you got there and
0:45:27.600,0:45:32.560
and some of the footage you got um came because
I really wanted to share this experience with
0:45:32.560,0:45:41.640
you guys but once again if you're going out in
the wild be prepared for any and all things and
0:45:41.640,0:45:49.160
a word of advice look at the weather you know
look look look at look look what's coming your
0:45:49.160,0:45:54.880
way before you set up tent you know have have an
idea it seems like you should be doing that before
0:45:54.880,0:45:58.840
you did anything you know you should always be
looking at the weather before you went on this
0:45:58.840,0:46:04.600
camping trip we okay okay okay we did we we did
I'm not going to be super ignorant you know this
0:46:04.600,0:46:10.960
is just me being you know like over the top with
like do your [ __ ] research because we did that
0:46:10.960,0:46:21.160
but no nothing can prare you for 35 mph winds um
in a eight person tent with millimeters of fabric
0:46:21.160,0:46:27.400
between you and the outside world that wants to
kill you for a a few hours I mean this went on
0:46:27.400,0:46:36.080
for hours this wasn't just like 20 minutes this
was hours of extreme weather that nearly wiped us
0:46:36.080,0:46:42.360
off the the the surface uh it was it was pretty it
was pretty awesome it was pretty it pretty awesome
0:46:42.360,0:46:50.880
um so that was campsite that that was a camp Camp
night uh campsite one um uh campsite 2 so then we
0:46:50.880,0:46:57.120
went camping the next day we went up to arches uh
National Park which I believe was our our first uh
0:46:57.120,0:47:03.280
uh our first day trip our first national park so
we went up to arches came back and so on our way
0:47:03.280,0:47:07.840
back we're thinking Jesus you know looking at the
weather even deeper we're going do we want to set
0:47:07.840,0:47:14.160
up camp there uh I think we you know we thought
a little bit harder about the next campsite so so
0:47:14.160,0:47:18.160
luckily enough the where we where we ended up you
can just drive deeper into the in the mountains
0:47:18.160,0:47:28.200
and we do have footage of this so we drove deeper
into the the BLM uh um yeah but the the land
0:47:28.200,0:47:32.920
whatever we drove deeper into there and we found
another campsite this one we were more strategic
0:47:32.920,0:47:37.840
about we set ourselves tucked in like a mountain
again you'll see you'll see the footage you'll see
0:47:37.840,0:47:44.080
you know so we tucked ourselves in there to be a
little bit safer that night wasn't as intense um
0:47:44.080,0:47:50.280
is actually pretty cool I got some Sunset footage
uh some campsite footage we got we got you know
0:47:50.280,0:47:55.120
I'm really proud of that footage want you guys
get to see that um that night was really cool
0:47:55.120,0:47:59.160
very low winds it was like 10 mph wind like very
manageable but when you go through a night like
0:47:59.160,0:48:06.720
we did the first night there's a little bit of a
um PTSD uh I was every every little gust imagine
0:48:06.720,0:48:12.440
every little gust uh even when I hear the audio
now it kind of freaks me out um every little gust
0:48:12.440,0:48:17.680
tra I do it takes it takes me back that's why I'm
glad I have the I have the audio because I was
0:48:17.680,0:48:23.880
there I lived in the moment um again best heard
with headphones on um it is pretty I will give
0:48:23.880,0:48:29.680
Joshua this it is really intense so I've heard
the audio fully and it is really intense it is
0:48:29.680,0:48:37.720
like God damn like it feels like mother nature
is telling you to get out is what's happening it
0:48:37.720,0:48:43.280
was Mother Nature literally wanted to wipe us off
the the face of the Earth that night it was it was
0:48:43.280,0:48:52.680
pretty cool um I say cool um say cool it was cool
um but yeah so cam Night 2 uh 10 m hour wi super
0:48:52.680,0:49:00.480
chill uh was a little chilly but we we we Brave
that that campsite to next day we went out to I
0:49:00.480,0:49:07.520
forget the name of the the other one it was um so
we went to arches then the next day we went to uh
0:49:07.520,0:49:13.760
Canyonlands I think it was the the next national
park that we went to went out to the canyon lands
0:49:13.760,0:49:19.720
which again I took footage you guys will see that
Canyon lands is amazing everybody you you really
0:49:19.720,0:49:25.840
need to get out and see all these national parks
I'm about to mention so Canyon lands was day uh
0:49:25.840,0:49:34.800
Camp uh two camp three we went out to Bryce Canyon
again that is another amazing none of these none
0:49:34.800,0:49:39.000
of these that I'm saying that you should Miss
I mean every single one you should go see so
0:49:39.000,0:49:51.280
Bryce Canyon we hit and then three um was uh so
was what uh arches Kenya lands Bryce and then so
0:49:51.280,0:49:57.360
that was that was our three nights then after the
three nights we we got the hell out out of there
0:49:57.360,0:50:02.760
you know um I didn't mention the the the food you
know I know we're running out of time here but I
0:50:02.760,0:50:08.240
I could talk about food at some point but the food
real quick was not bad you know the jet boils you
0:50:08.240,0:50:13.560
add hot water to it we had some teriyaki rice all
that [ __ ] so it actually was was good it wasn't
0:50:13.560,0:50:18.240
half bad we did that U that was really good we
tried another one that was granola and Berry was
0:50:18.240,0:50:22.680
like a cereal morning thing that one actually
was really good we had coffee so the foods that
0:50:22.680,0:50:27.960
we tried that were in a bag were actually really
good um there was a few that we didn't try uh we
0:50:27.960,0:50:32.720
did return so but the ones that we did had were
really good um wait how so hang on how many did
0:50:32.720,0:50:42.440
you have and how many did you return so we okay so
we bought around2 like something dollars worth uh
0:50:42.440,0:50:50.680
we returned about $140 worth so I'll just leave it
at that about half All rights yeah we yeah we at
0:50:50.680,0:50:54.800
like half of them so it was it was it was good
the food was good it did not give us any potty
0:50:54.800,0:50:58.680
problems which we were all worried about cuz out
in the wilderness you got a digle hole you know
0:50:58.680,0:51:02.920
you're worried about some [ __ ] um none of us
had how did you take a [ __ ] how did you take
0:51:02.920,0:51:09.800
a [ __ ] on that we planned poos accordingly um
cuz there is gas stations there places that you
0:51:09.800,0:51:15.680
can take showers we didn't take showers um but
yeah another story but um so nobody took a [ __ ]
0:51:15.680,0:51:21.040
outside is what you're telling me nobody had
to poo outside lots lots of lots of of peas you
0:51:21.040,0:51:24.800
know peas because you're staying hydrated you're
drinking a lot of water you know like you're just
0:51:24.800,0:51:30.080
lots a lot of peas you know behind rocks and
[ __ ] um so that worked out that worked out
0:51:30.080,0:51:34.320
nobody had a poo you know we had the toilet paper
for it we had the wipes for it but nobody needed
0:51:34.320,0:51:42.960
to use these things uh cuz we timed it perfectly
um but yeah so after campsite 3 we packed up it
0:51:42.960,0:51:46.960
was kind of cool because the last night that we
had to take the 10 up take the 10 down you know
0:51:46.960,0:51:53.000
redo the [ __ ] um which in itself is kind of a
a a whole ordeal you know packing things and you
0:51:53.000,0:52:00.720
know redoing the things but after that we took off
um so the last two nights we drove into um back a
0:52:00.720,0:52:08.720
little deeper into into Utah where we spent the
last two nights in an Airbnb and a nice bed had
0:52:08.720,0:52:14.640
a shower not camping is how you not camping not
camping the last the last two so the whole we were
0:52:14.640,0:52:20.360
supposed to Camp the whole time but we we kind
of altered things towards the end there um so
0:52:20.360,0:52:26.560
we spent the last two nights at the Airbnb which
is nice because you know you got technology again
0:52:26.560,0:52:31.600
again you got Netflix you got things you can watch
you can take a warm shower which felt great they
0:52:31.600,0:52:37.760
had a washer and dryer which were able to wash our
clothes that completely just got you know thrashed
0:52:37.760,0:52:43.760
over the LA over the the course of some of these
and so the last uh the first day we got in thereby
0:52:43.760,0:52:49.160
that that morning or whatever the next day we
drove up to Zion which was the fourth National
0:52:49.160,0:52:56.440
Park that we went into um and everybody Zion if
you have not been to Zion Zion is like Disneyland
0:53:00.200,0:53:09.000
and if you've ever been to Disneyland where
there's just no parking people everywhere um
0:53:09.000,0:53:15.200
and just it just if I'm just going to be frank it
was a it was a [ __ ] show up at Zion I'm going to
0:53:15.200,0:53:23.000
put it that way it was a [ __ ] show way too many
people and after talking to to uh a cooworker of
0:53:23.000,0:53:27.440
mine who travels all over he said this is the
worst time to go up design this time of the
0:53:27.440,0:53:33.080
year because everybody's up there everybody's an
influencer everybody wants to take a picture and
0:53:33.080,0:53:38.720
say they were there and not even in their [ __ ]
Jordan 1es and [ __ ] and not even really enjoy
0:53:38.720,0:53:44.880
the hike um so Zion was was like Disney Land so
we actually got to drive around Zion we didn't
0:53:44.880,0:53:49.320
get into the thick of Zion which the group was
disappointed you know we were a little bummed out
0:53:49.320,0:53:54.760
about that but we drove around we got to see Zion
we just didn't get to see the the unique the total
0:53:54.760,0:54:00.040
uniqueness because again it was like an 8 hour
ride just to get on you know 8 Hour line to get
0:54:00.040,0:54:05.880
on the [ __ ] the one ride at Disneyland is [ __ ]
it was stupid so Jos so is this the is this the
0:54:05.880,0:54:09.240
one that you guys were supposed to wake up at like
2 o'clock in the morning for or did that already
0:54:09.240,0:54:15.880
happen no that was arches arches we were supposed
to do that did you wake up that early and get that
0:54:15.880,0:54:22.680
footage for all of us uh no because it was uh 35
M hour winds and nobody was getting up at 2:00 in
0:54:22.680,0:54:28.080
the morning cuz we were going to get blown off the
face of the [ __ ] planet so nobody nobody got up
0:54:28.080,0:54:35.160
nobody made that [ __ ] you know we were too bad
zipping up the you know the the freaking sleeping
0:54:35.160,0:54:39.400
bags you know like holding on to our lives and
[ __ ] the tents coming down hitting people in
0:54:39.400,0:54:45.320
the face and like it's a whole it's a whole a
whole thing I mean I could go on forever about
0:54:45.320,0:54:52.920
that night um I know it but not not today you left
Zion and so from Zion did you guys just head back
0:54:52.920,0:54:57.360
home after that or you guys yeah so when Zion was
done we had the one night and we got up around 5:
0:54:57.360,0:55:03.160
in the morning um so we continued our journey
down through Utah ended up driving through
0:55:03.160,0:55:08.480
Vegas um which is kind of cool because we didn't
quite hit Vegas as early as we wanted to because
0:55:08.480,0:55:12.160
if we would have got there maybe an hour or so
sooner Vegas would have been lit up because we'
0:55:12.160,0:55:16.360
have got there when it was dark still um because
from Utah where we were it was only like a 2 and
0:55:16.360,0:55:23.280
a half hour drive from the airb to Vegas so we
didn't quite get to see Vegas at night which um
0:55:23.280,0:55:29.160
the two friends that we went with are our road
trip buddies uh um they uh they they've never
0:55:29.160,0:55:33.720
been to Vegas so they got a quick like sneak peek
drive through Vegas which you know was cool they
0:55:33.720,0:55:39.600
got to see the big giants fear um which is kind of
cool oh how was that how was that in real life to
0:55:39.600,0:55:45.560
see it actually was pretty it was pretty gnarly I
was hoping to see it at dark you know when it was
0:55:45.560,0:55:51.040
dark dark um but we didn't we got there a little I
mean it literally was probably like 20 minutes 30
0:55:51.040,0:55:56.400
minutes the sun had already come up so we didn't
quite hit it um so we we took a [ __ ] somewhere
0:55:56.400,0:56:01.280
Joshua you could have you could have waited that
out I I know well we we got up early and we you
0:56:01.280,0:56:05.800
know we tried to get out there but it was that day
was a long day so when we got from the Airbnb 5 6
0:56:05.800,0:56:10.800
in the morning drove that direction um I think
we got our hour back or some sh at some point
0:56:10.800,0:56:15.280
we got our hour time travelers again and [ __ ]
uh we got an hour back I think when we got into
0:56:15.280,0:56:20.760
so we were feeling all kind of weird um but uh
so yeah we got through Vegas and then on the way
0:56:20.760,0:56:24.440
out of Vegas believe it or not and I did take
a little bit of footage of this there is a gas
0:56:24.440,0:56:36.040
station right as you're getting out Vegas um that
has 96 believe believe it or not has 96 gas pumps
0:56:36.040,0:56:43.480
God damn 96 pumps for car they advertise that is
that how you know that there was 96 G pumps like
0:56:43.480,0:56:49.200
so I found this out I found this out through um
a friend of ours who was driving um I would say
0:56:49.200,0:56:53.480
his name but I don't I don't know if it's cool to
say his name um but I'm sure he wouldn't care but
0:56:53.480,0:56:57.640
yeah he told us about it he's like dude we got to
stop here we got to to check this out it was kind
0:56:57.640,0:57:02.400
of funny because in the meantime like his wife's
in the background his wife's in the in in the back
0:57:02.400,0:57:08.080
of the car going I got to pee I got a pee you know
and he's like slowing down you know so I can take
0:57:08.080,0:57:11.920
footage of this thing you know driving into it and
[ __ ] she's like what are you doing best footage
0:57:11.920,0:57:16.120
we're going to get he's like what what do you do
why you slowing down he's like oh I got to we got
0:57:16.120,0:57:19.760
to get you know a little bit of camera he like no
you speed like it was this whole thing I'm going
0:57:19.760,0:57:24.000
to pee in the car you know it was kind of funny
hopefully you know she's okay with me telling that
0:57:24.000,0:57:29.800
story but uh it was it was kind of funny getting
yelled at but yeah we got to the gas station 96
0:57:29.800,0:57:36.360
pumps so so literally literally there's 96 places
you can pump gas and we stopped at pump number 69
0:57:36.360,0:57:41.520
of course um of course for the memes bro for the
memes we stopped there I didn't take a picture of
0:57:41.520,0:57:46.080
it though but so we stopped at uh PB 96 you go
inside it's this whole sprawling there's a Red
0:57:46.080,0:57:51.760
Bull Center there's God damn so if you're driving
through Vegas it it really is like a landmark you
0:57:51.760,0:57:55.800
know so stop there at this gas station because the
whole inside's really cool you can buy drinks you
0:57:55.800,0:57:59.880
can gamble you can do all kinds of [ __ ] um so
I thought that was really cool he he knew about
0:57:59.880,0:58:04.760
it so we had we we stopped there which which was
really cool so from there we just drove our asses
0:58:04.760,0:58:10.080
all the way up through uh California we hit the
California state line and that drive is another
0:58:10.080,0:58:14.760
long one um but yeah if you've ever drone from
Vegas to up to California you know where we're
0:58:14.760,0:58:19.880
from up here was yeah it's a long drive so I think
it was you know from the Airbnb when we left at 5:
0:58:19.880,0:58:24.960
in the morning on our last day up to where we
live I think we got in around like 5 or 6 so I
0:58:24.960,0:58:31.600
know it was like 10 12 12 hours or whatever it
was a it was a long it was a long long day but
0:58:31.600,0:58:38.560
you know what everybody it was a an amazing
it was an amazing trip um word of advice for
0:58:38.560,0:58:45.560
all the national parks I had mentioned Don't Take
Your Kids if you know they're not cool with going
0:58:45.560,0:58:50.760
outside and walking because we did run into
a couple groups so the kids were like my feet
0:58:50.760,0:58:57.440
hurt my legs hurt and the kids weren't even like
halfway through it was like so PSA think think of
0:58:57.440,0:59:03.760
your loved ones cuz some of these trails are not
kind to little people um and uh be safe out there
0:59:03.760,0:59:09.640
cuz it's it's uh it's it's it's rough it g to be
rough well thank you Joshua thank you for that uh
0:59:09.640,0:59:13.160
that summary of your trip and I know you didn't
want to go into extreme detail about it because
0:59:13.160,0:59:17.480
you know we only have an hour episodes every
week uh but we I appreciate that I mean it's
0:59:17.480,0:59:22.640
[ __ ] awesome we'll talk off camera about some
more stuff uh but for those who are interested in
0:59:22.640,0:59:28.160
more of the trip we are putting together that Vlog
for you guys um I'm gonna [ __ ] edit that [ __ ]
0:59:28.160,0:59:33.560
out uh because that's a me problem not a Mia
problem Mia is only responsible for the podcast
0:59:33.560,0:59:38.640
um you're welcome Mia appreciate you uh so as soon
as Joshua gives me all that footage we'll go ahead
0:59:38.640,0:59:43.080
and put that all together for you guys um but
with that being said Joshua we're going to go a
0:59:43.080,0:59:46.640
little bit long here because I want to know if you
brought anything back for us Joshua did you bring
0:59:46.640,0:59:52.400
anything back for the people buddy I I did bring
stuff back but I'm not going to show it right now
0:59:52.400,0:59:58.800
but I what I'm going to share with you is along
my trip everybody this even you in the back might
0:59:58.800,1:00:08.080
want to wake up for this along my trip I did leave
a little Easter egg out there for somebody to find
1:00:08.080,1:00:16.080
um it's at one of our campsites so hope not the
one that had the 35 mile mile wind no no no no I
1:00:16.080,1:00:21.920
I I was a little nicer than that but out there in
the wild um because I'm somebody who does enjoy
1:00:21.920,1:00:29.520
nature um I left a little something out there
for everybody to to possibly go find so if you
1:00:29.520,1:00:34.880
watch the the footage which I hope you do there is
going to be an Easter egg out there somewhere in
1:00:34.880,1:00:42.720
the wild um perhaps some GPS coordinates perhaps
some video of where I may have put this little
1:00:42.720,1:00:51.600
Easter egg um it's it's a long ways to go to find
what I put out there but uh stay tuned for the
1:00:51.600,1:00:56.360
for the the video cuz I cuz there's something out
there for you guys and and I hope you one of you
1:00:56.360,1:01:01.480
viewers or followers or perhaps a new Watcher
uh has an opportunity to get out there because
1:01:01.480,1:01:05.920
there's something out there for you that's [ __ ]
cool joshu we'll go ahead and we'll make a social
1:01:05.920,1:01:10.360
of that uh social video for everybody so that
they can watch it and hopefully somebody will
1:01:10.360,1:01:16.360
find that Easter egg for us MH very cool buddy
um do you want to do any uh fortunes this week
1:01:16.360,1:01:20.200
Joshua do you want to do any you got you still got
fortunes you want to skip that this week what do
1:01:20.200,1:01:23.800
you want to do buddy yeah we we'll pop a quick
Fortune we'll make it quick everybody I do got
1:01:23.800,1:01:28.360
cookies um they don't have numbers uh here let's
let's do we'll we'll do it real quick cuz I know
1:01:28.360,1:01:33.560
this is going a little long we'll do we'll do a
quick one here we go Fortune Fortune Fortune um
1:01:33.560,1:01:39.560
I can't promise you this is going to be as good
as the Easter egg I left out there uh at one of
1:01:39.560,1:01:43.200
the campsites just for the record everybody I I
don't know what's in the Easter egg so I won't
1:01:43.200,1:01:48.360
know until I get the footage of what Joshua's
put out there for you guys so this is a surprise
1:01:48.360,1:01:57.600
to me as it is to you so we'll see all right
everybody so here's your fortune for April 9th
1:01:57.600,1:02:09.720
2024 we have don't live beyond your means is
today's Fortune kind of fitting for the the
1:02:09.720,1:02:15.880
camping trip if you think about it you know kind
of fitting once again I'm going to read for you
1:02:15.880,1:02:23.520
guys making it quick here uh your fortune for
April 9th 2024 is don't live beyond your means
1:02:23.520,1:02:29.080
everybody be safe there you go and while we're
at it let me give you some lucky numbers so for
1:02:29.080,1:02:32.320
those of you who don't know I'm using a website
for the lucky numbers I'm not going to bother
1:02:32.320,1:02:36.160
putting it in there so that may has something to
edit inside of this episode so I'll go ahead and
1:02:36.160,1:02:44.720
just generate it nothing fancy uh let's get it
so here are your lucky numbers for the week 3 5
1:02:44.720,1:02:57.640
7 28 31 39 46 one more time for the people that
are just waking up right now lucky numbers 3 5
1:02:57.640,1:03:07.920
7 28 31 39 and 46 Joshua that is 7 that is seven
number two for the year and for those of you who
1:03:07.920,1:03:14.440
don't know we're doing a sweep Stakes uh we get
seven Sevens at the end of the year we're going
1:03:14.440,1:03:20.320
to go ahead and give away some merch uh to any
lucky person commenting in the episode on that
1:03:20.320,1:03:24.480
episode or whatever we'll figure it out uh but
that is our second seven so we need seven sevens
1:03:24.480,1:03:29.360
to do that uh and the other thing that we're
doing Joshua is this you thought we were going
1:03:29.360,1:03:35.120
to forget we're not forgetting [ __ ] on this
episode we're [ __ ] going hard um we're unboxing
1:03:35.120,1:03:40.480
this so I'll go ahead and unbox this right now
uh but at the end of this nine weeks for this um
1:03:40.480,1:03:43.920
we're going to go ahead and give one of these
away I don't know which one it'll be it'll be
1:03:43.920,1:03:50.160
a blind box for you guys but uh we'll go ahead
and open this one uh Joshua I'm getting so much
1:03:50.160,1:03:59.000
better at this look it look at me who would have
thought opening up a little box so much skill it
1:03:59.000,1:04:06.680
takes so much effort the little chair all right
the little chair chair it's always the chair oh
1:04:06.680,1:04:13.080
this one this one does come with a little thing
Joshua check it out there's a mask right there
1:04:13.080,1:04:20.800
all right so a little uh a little spoiler alert
for those who know where that mask is from here he
1:04:20.800,1:04:25.720
is right everybody loves that sound
1:04:26.800,1:04:34.840
boom there he is joshu oh [ __ ] this is
your boy uh from The Phantom of the Opera
1:04:34.840,1:04:43.800
I'll go ahead and just open up his little
chair here so here's his little chair boom
1:04:43.800,1:04:51.480
Phantom of the Opera little chair he sits if
he fits he sits right and I'll go ahead and
1:04:51.480,1:04:57.520
uh oh [ __ ] I dropped them all over myself
he's he's uh he's right down my penis right
1:04:57.520,1:05:05.200
now he loves it Jesus Christ cheit and rice
cheesus and rice and then I have his little
1:05:05.200,1:05:11.160
uh his little mask here his little mask
so it's supposed to just go on his little
1:05:11.160,1:05:18.320
[ __ ] face like that that that's really cool
sensation I wish they kind of sat better in
1:05:18.320,1:05:24.680
their chairs but they they don't really sit
better in the chairs they're they're little
1:05:24.680,1:05:31.000
toys they're fun they're I mean you know they're
cool little trinkets cutie just rip up his [ __ ]
1:05:31.000,1:05:40.920
face oh Joshua you know what's funny I had a
vision that it was going to be him so I was
1:05:40.920,1:05:44.960
like oh [ __ ] I know he's going to be yeah CU
it's a surprise right every single one of those
1:05:44.960,1:05:49.160
before you open like you don't know what's going
to be got it yep and then he also has a little
1:05:49.160,1:05:57.160
card all right I think with that being said
Joshua I think we can land This Plane you
1:05:57.160,1:06:04.280
feel free landing This Plane I'm totally good I I
I it was a good day um I just hope everybody safe
1:06:04.280,1:06:10.240
out there uh we just started you know we're into
a new month so let's be cautious of of everything
1:06:10.240,1:06:18.520
going on in the world um let's be safe and uh
let's get let's be healthy let's go yes sir oh
1:06:18.520,1:06:26.800
uh one last thing before we leave uh on Saturday
this week or last week uh I got to Master Chief
1:06:26.800,1:06:32.120
for those who know who Master Chief is uh he is
the voice actor uh well I got to meet the voice
1:06:32.120,1:06:37.400
actor for Halo uh the guy who plays Master Chief
and this cool little photo uh this is me and my
1:06:37.400,1:06:43.720
friend Kendra and master chief pretty [ __ ] sick
just wanted to point that out that's cool uh and
1:06:43.720,1:06:49.960
with that said thank you guys for watching
thank you for listening we appreciate you I
1:06:49.960,1:06:56.000
have nothing else to say other than be safe out
there be kind to one another and we'll see you
1:06:56.000,1:07:03.320
next week yeah Joshua sound good I couldn't said
it better yeah be safe everybody have fun let's go
1:07:03.320,1:07:25.520
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