In this episode of Unquestionable the Podcast, the crew covers everything from wild road trip memories and late-night snack runs to the evolution of social media. The conversation takes hilarious turns, from discussing embarrassing longboarding moments to debating the best snacks for a $15 budget. The team also dives into the impact of social media on attention spans, whether it's Twitter interactions or the never-ending scroll of TikTok. Tune in for laughs, nostalgia, and unexpected insights as the group keeps it real about life, past adventures, and pop culture.

Mario was the one who had all the girls though on his top, it wasn't none of his dummies. Yeah, I'm trying to make everybody jealous. I remember the girls would be like, they tell you, put me on your top, I'll put you on my top.

Yeah, I got you baby, don't play with me. I'd be like, yo, ah, make me a fucking pepperoni pizza. Probably about like, nine, nine, nine.

You're disgusting. I do not like that pepperoni pizza. And I'ma go, I'ma go over the budget a little bit.

Do you like the taquitos too or no? Welcome back to this week's episode of Unquestionable Podcast. You're with your boy Chris, and I'm joined with my boys, Kevin, Bucci, and boy B. What's happening? How's it been going guys? How's your week going? It's been going man, long week. Starting off great, you know what I'm saying? Working every day.

Working like a dog. It's been a long work week. Yeah, dude.

Especially because of the heat too, I feel like it takes forever. Our work make money, baby. Yeah, yeah.

Our work make money. I know, I'm tired. It's been good though, I ain't got no complaints.

I know, but tell me, anybody got anything notable, anything notably new? You know, since the last time we recorded, I guess. Just work. I got Mexico coming up.

I got Mexico. Ooh, yeah. The boy biz is going to be a little out the way for a minute.

They're going to have to get ready for the episode without you, huh? Yeah, yeah. Damn, unfortunately. Hey, they're going to miss you.

Hey, segment coming soon though, boy B on the way to Mexico. Yeah, he's going to be en route. En route, baby, en route.

He's going to be out there. He's going to be out there. I'm excited too, just to go relax.

Where at? Where at in Mexico? Cancun. There you go. Yeah, yeah.

The hotel resort we're staying at too is pretty nice, and it's like all inclusive too, so I'm pumped about that. And you're going to give the viewers a little sneak peek of the vibes. I'm going to take the vlog camera out there, and I'm going to have a little week out there in Mexico.

There you go. There you go. And those who tuned into previous pods, they might recognize a face, right? Maybe, yeah.

They might. They might have to tune in. That'll be dope.

I'm looking forward to it. What are you looking forward to most? Oh, sorry. I was going to say, how many people? Oh, fuck.

There's like a total of 10, 11. Oh, that's a good view. Yeah.

Thick out there, man. Yeah, so there's a gang of us going. And we're all in like the same hotel.

We're all in like the same tower too, you know? For sure. Is it like resort vibes, all inclusive? Yeah, yeah. You don't got to leave.

Yeah, yeah. So there's like different pools and all that, and then like we have the, we can go to all the pools. You know how like if you only buy a certain deal- You got access.

Yeah, yeah. So we got access to like the beach and all the pools and all the whatever it is. And so it's cool.

Yeah. So there's 10 of us going, all inclusive. Yeah.

Drinks, food. Yeah. I'm going to try and do all my doggie at the resort.

And then once I hit the streets, like then I'll, you know, I'll get the wallet out. But if not, I'm going to be pre-gaming at the resort, baby. I'm going to try and not spend like a lot of money on like food and drinks.

You know, if we do excursions, I'm probably going to, I'll probably rack out on that. But I also don't want to rack out too. But I just want to be, I want to have a good time and relax, you know? Yeah.

Like I was going to ask my back half, but what are you looking forward to? Yeah, the most. Honestly, dude, just, I really, really, really just want to soak up the relaxation. Yeah.

No, that's what you got to do. I really just want to go out there and just like, just not worry about nothing. Just go out there and just, you know, just wake up when I wake up and get jiggy when I get jiggy, baby, you know? And I'm going to get jiggy, you know what I'm saying? That's what I'm talking about.

I'm going to get jiggy. I'm going to get jiggy. I was in Mexico not too long ago.

And I'm telling you, that's the best part. Like, cause everything's a lot cheaper and shit. So we had a lot of shit come to us.

A lot of private. You went to where? We went to Puerto Vallarta. Yeah.

So, but we had a lot of like. PV. Yeah.

We did like the whole private chef thing. The private massage. That's cool.

Yeah. Private tequila tastings and stuff. And it was super like cool, relaxing around the same spot.

Didn't have to move much. I wish we would have done a resort in a way like you. Cause you get to stay there.

That's so cool though. The chef suey and all that with you and all that. Yeah.

Yeah. You get to stay there. And be around hella people.

But at the same time, it was lit though. Cause you're just like kind of off doing your own thing. Kind of just relaxed.

Like, it was probably one of the most relaxing vacations. Tucked away, bro. That's what vacation's all about.

You got to be tucked away. You got to enjoy. You got to enjoy the time away from your real life.

No, and that conversion comes in tough. When you come home. I don't know what it was when he was out there.

But lately, they ain't saying it's been too good. Yeah, no. It's like 17 pesos to a dollar.

But, bro, I'm telling you. It's still cheaper than everything out here. I'm telling you.

What place in the United States could you go to and get all that shit? Like I told you, for the prices I told you. 50 a head. 25 a head.

Like, it was super cheap to do. That's what's up though. Dope, intimate stuff.

So, you got to take advantage of that, bro. Yeah. When you're out there, go to the spa.

Get a massage, you know. I don't know if I get that, but I'll ask for sure. I've never had one.

Oh, for sure. No, no. You got to pay for it.

You for sure got to pay for it. Oh, okay, okay, okay. I love you, man.

You for sure got to pay for it. I thought you meant if it was inclusive. I know we do get a cabana, though.

That's part of our deal. That's dope. So, that's pretty cool.

Yeah, we just got to tell a little. You guys right on the beach and shit? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, we're right there on the beach.

Hey, yo. Hey, yo. That's sweet.

So, that's cool, too. Yeah. I'm just saying you got to live it up.

We're right there in downtown. We could literally walk to, well, I guess it's still a 15, 20 minute walk, but we're right there on the strip of Cancun, if you guys have been. I've never been, but I know where you're talking about.

Where'd you go that one time you went last year? I went to Rosarito last year. Oh, Rosarito. That's right.

I've never been there. I hear it's a good time there, too. It's out there.

Yeah, I've only been to. They got the Papas and Wings and the Senior Frogs. I was telling the people, I was telling the people, I was like, we got to go to the Senior Frogs and just have all the girls get upside down shots.

They're all like, oh, no. We're not getting in. Yeah.

They whistle. They shake your head. Yeah.

Spank your ass if they have to. Oh, yeah. I just seen a video.

I just seen a video on, like, Instagram or YouTube or something, and they're, like, pinching this guy's nipples. Oh, my God. That's a little too much.

It was crazy. I was like. That's funny, though.

They better give me a shot of something I like. They're getting crazy out there. Hey, Chris is like that guy.

Hell no. No. Hell no.

Back in the day. We went. Back in the day.

That was in Bahamas. Yeah, that was in Bahamas. Yeah.

Oh, they have one out there? No, we went to. What do you mean? They did it. We went to Rosarito.

I don't remember that. I went to Rosarito. That wasn't Senior Frogs.

That wasn't Senior Frogs. That was Papa's and Beers, but the same shit. Oh, Papa's and Beers.

No, we did Senior Frogs. We did Senior Frogs in Bahamas and then back in Vegas. Yeah.

That was a good night for you, huh, Cam? Shout out Vegas. They have a Senior Frogs in Vegas, too? Yeah. Oh, I didn't get to go to that one when I went.

Yeah, that was a fun time. I fuck with Vegas, Cam. Don't fuck with Vegas.

No, no. Never going back. Vegas is cool.

It's just like, you for sure got to be with a group of girls to have the best time. If you're just going with all the guys, you're going to have to pay a shitload. You ain't going nowhere.

Just gamble it up, dog. Chalk it up and gamble. The thing about Vegas, though, is, bro, I tell everybody I love going there, not for the clubs, the partying and shit.

I love going there for the food, bro. Vegas got some good ass food. I just went to a steakhouse.

I didn't get to check out all the, how TikTok says, you got to go here and there and everywhere. Yeah, they got some good food there. You walked the strip and stopped at every shop type thing, or what? Nah, I stopped at the good spots only.

Oh, there you go. Shout out Tacos Al Gordo. Nah, that place you be talking about.

I saw a video on TikTok about it, how they got the line out the door. Shout out to the Wynn Buffet for breakfast. The Wynn Buffet.

Game, bang, go. It's the best buffet for breakfast slash lunch. I ain't never been on dinnertime, but best buffet.

I like a good buffet. I haven't been in a while, but I like a good buffet. Nah, yeah.

When I went to Vegas the last time, that was probably where I was getting more exposed to some of the better restaurants. I'm like, damn, some of this shit is fire. I hadn't been to a lot of those places.

Have you guys done the Chronic Tacos or no? It was cool. No. I've had them out in OC.

When we were in college, we used to live by a bunch of them. So I had it back then, but I never, it was whatever. So I never went back after the first time.

What's the deal with them? What's the hype about it? Chronic Tacos, it's owned by Wee Man. And the Paul Walker brothers are invested in it too, but they're just in Vegas too. So I don't know.

Have you ever had the Wahlburgers? Oh, no, no. I had it with you. Are they good or no? Hell no.

Me and Mario were pissed. Don't they have it here locally around us? Not that I know of. Not in the Galleria? There's not out that way? Not that I know of.

They have a Shake Shack out there. Shake Shack. Shake Shack, Florida.

I've never had a Shake Shack either, actually. Nah, me and Mario went. We were waiting.

We were waiting on a boy, KT. This is in Vegas you're talking about? Yeah, we were in Vegas. And we were waiting.

And me and Mario were going. We get some alcohol. We get some burgers.

We're thinking it's going to be a good time. Because it was when it just opened, right? Wasn't it the grand opening or something? The Wahlburgers? It was fairly new, though. And is it an actual burger or is it like a slider? It's like a burger.

They do burgers. It's a burger. But yeah, we went.

And it was like a new thing at the time. And everybody's saying, oh, go check it out. We go try it.

I did watch the TV show, though. What would you give it? Five out of ten? Six out of ten? I'd give that shit like a three out of ten. Like the worst burger ever.

Who is the comparison? Like who are you comparing them to? Bro, like a burger you bought at Walmart? Nah. Like the frozen ones that you heat up type stuff? Yeah. What? I'm supposed to be called chef, bro.

It was trash. I'm trying to think of what you can compare it to. And it was like a $30 fucking meal, bro.

Like you're telling me White Castle is spanking him. On God. Oh, no.

I'm not a White Castle fan. But I will tell you, I wasn't a fan. Like what it was, wasn't what I expected.

It says no onions on the fucking menu. It says we do not cook this shit without onions. Without onions, yeah.

So I don't eat it. Me and Chris had White Castle when Kev was fucking Chang Gang. Yeah, I get the chicken circles.

I don't know what you mean by Chang Gang, bro. It's like- At the White Castle, that's what they got? Yeah, it's like chicken nuggets almost, but they're just like little rings. Chicken rings or something.

That's pretty cool. I'm pretty sure that's what it was. But yeah, I got some other shit, bro.

I wasn't eating no burgers there. White Castle's not my vibe. No.

I fuck with White Castle. White Castle's true, yeah. Tacos El Gordo was fire.

I've had it a few times, though. And it's fire. It's out in San Diego, too, right? Yeah.

We had it out there, too. It is. I've only been to San Diego once, and it's for business, so I didn't get to walk around.

Not pleasure. Bro, last time- Well, it wasn't the last time we were in San Diego, but when me and Kev went to San Diego, it was the day Nipsey got killed R.I.P. Oh, man. And we were at Phil's Barbecue.

Bro, that shit was so fire. They had these dino ribs and shit. It was the day that Zion was playing, when I think Duke lost.

Was it Michigan State? I don't got a photographic memory like you, bro. But, yeah, I remember that shit vividly. That shit was fire.

San Diego got some food spots. No cap. Never been really like that, like he said.

Yeah, no, never. Passing through or business? Business? Not pleasure. Not pleasure.

Business is business. No, San Diego's cool, though. Yes, sir.

And I seen some people did some damage with theirs. Like, you know, they were investing wisely, and some of us were just having too much fun with them. But, and I just seen people, you know, talk about how the COVID was the time to like do stuff, you know, because there was money galore and all that.

And I was just seeing, I was going to ask you guys, like, what would you guys have done more differently with your money, with the money that you guys got, with the checks that you guys got? The ideas you have now, going back, like what do you... I would have saved it, first of all. Oh, no, for sure, for sure. First and foremost, I would have saved it, because, hey, when that money hit, I was like, what we on? Exactly.

I was like, you hungry? I got you. I got you, bro. And that was the thing for me.

Like, we were still in senior year of college. I was working at a restaurant. The restaurant shut down due to COVID.

So they had to pay us, like, pretty fat. Yeah, you for sure had to. Yeah, for the money.

So I just was kind of working under the table, like not trying to... You don't have to go home. You can stay here. Allegedly.

I was allegedly doing some stuff. Allegedly. But I was trying to get as much as I could.

And to be honest, I could have saved a lot more than I did. But I was being a little dumb, just like this dude. Like, we used to do shit, like go out places or go to different spots, get a hotel, go to casinos and shit.

Crazy shit. And just, like, spend a hell of money, bro, for no reason. We had nothing to do.

When are you going to get it again? But we were just bored, bro. We were just bored. And it's like, looking back, we shouldn't have been masked up and out everywhere.

We should have just been at home, saving the money. And back in those days, too, is when Chris and Kev first started getting dabbled into the marijuana. So... Nah, nah.

We were smoking, like, N-A-W. More so just splurging on that shit. My ass, bro.

We were smoking an 8th every 30 minutes, bro. It was fun. It was fun.

For me, yeah. I was never into it. And then for sure, you were smoking an 8th every 30 minutes.

So, you guys all lost your jobs during the COVID or no? I was still working. Oh, OK. You were still working.

Well, Kev, look, I was on unemployment for, like, maybe three weeks. Oh, when it happened? I mean, I was only working all world. Kev, look, he could have gone back, though.

My store, like, straight up closed down. So, I couldn't even go back. He didn't want to.

I didn't want to go back. So, we just ended up staying out here a little longer. Yeah.

And we were working on some other stuff. So, we just, you know... Yeah, I got let go. I was let go for, like, five months.

And then I got picked up by this whack job that I was doing for it. Because, you know, you got to work. But, yeah, I remember when I got my checks, dude, I was staying at hotels.

I was out of town, dude. I was buying this and that, left and right skis. It was a good time.

It was a good time. It was so much fun, dude. It was a cool... My gas tank was filled.

I'll tell you what. Every day. It was a cool solid, like, six months to a year where we were living it up or whatever.

But, eventually, I picked up a job full time. Yeah. So, I ended up getting a job full time.

I wasn't... But, even with my job, they still sent me a check. I wasn't able to eat on it no more. But, I ate on it for a cool little minute.

And I didn't get as much as some people. But I do know what I did get. I could have made a lot more out of it or invested it into other things.

Things like this. We had been... Even back then, we were talking about this. Kind of where the early stages.

Not necessarily right when COVID hit, but towards the end of COVID. We could have probably put money into just different things. But, we were just having a good time.

Trying to be young. No, yeah. Oh, God.

Looking back, I would have probably not spent as much as I did on what I did. Yeah. But, I'll tell you what.

Memories are forever. Oh, no. For sure.

Money come and go. It was fun. That was the motto, bro.

Hey, I'm going to get this shit next week. I know. That was it.

Oh, my God. For sure. We went to one of our homeboys.

It was his birthday. We went to Oregon. He wanted to get an RV and drive up the coast.

We drive up the coast and circle back. It was lit. It was a great time.

We're spending a bunch of money, having a good time. And, we end up getting licked in the middle of Portland. Mid-COVID, bro.

We got licked by some bum, bro. Yeah, our RV gets hit by some bums. We got ransacked while we was at dinner.

Yeah. Damn. Ransacked all of our clothes, all of our equipment.

Laptops, mics, speakers, everything, bro. And dumbass love motherfuckers off that EDD money was just dripped the fuck out of that bitch. Exactly.

We had spent so much money on new clothes, new shoes, everything. Got it licked. And, that was really what made me stop spending as much money on clothes and just frivolous things.

I was like, damn, I just got all that took. Yeah. Oh, God.

That's money. Hey, Chris was hot. Yeah, because my whole suitcase.

I was the only one whose all my shit got took. Everybody else had at least a little bit with them still. I got every, like, they'll tell you everything.

I had a backpack and some clothes and that was it. No, I didn't have nothing, bro. Nothing.

I had to borrow all their shit until we could hit Walmart. And, I could have my dad send Kevin some money to buy me some underwear and shit. Bro, it was bad.

It was bad. But, hey. Some dark days.

But, right after though, Chris was- That's crazy. I didn't even know that guy that day. No, I was- My dog was ready to ride.

He said, hey. He said, go pull up downtown. Someone, we about to see someone with our shit.

Bro, I was running street to street, like, asking people, like, hey, you see somebody? I was like, bro, my whole luggage. He was like, what's his name? All our studio equipment, cameras, everything, bro. It was- We had to restart.

And, that was part of the reason we didn't save nothing. We had to get new laptops. We had to get new clothes, new everything.

Yeah. It was crazy. It sucked.

That hurts the heart, for sure. Because we all took, like, two, three suitcases each, because it was supposed to be a cool little creative getaway type thing that we were going to do some cool shit with some cameras and mics and stuff. And, yeah.

It just turned out- It got cut short. Good times, build character. Build character, yeah.

For sure. It was only, like, what? Three days? I know. It got cut short to three days? Or two? No, I think we did it- No, we did.

I think we did five days. We did five days, but at three days, we got laid. We did not spend five days out there.

We were supposed to stay longer in Portland. We didn't. We turned around, and then we stayed in the little- Bro, we were, like, collectively for the trip.

We ended up staying. I'm pretty sure we stayed at a campground on the way back or something and then came back. Maybe we cut it a day short or something.

No, bro. We were collectively there on a trip for three days. No.

That's how short it was. Yes, it was. There's no way.

It took us, like, two or three days to get up there. It took us one day. No, we stopped.

Like, a day and a half, we stopped, like, 200 miles away from Oregon. Yeah. We stopped at the campground, though.

It took us, like, another half a day just to get there. No, no. We drove straight up.

No, we didn't. Yes, we did. We drove straight up, and then we got in, and remember, the guy was pumping our gas, and we were filming him and stuff, because people in Oregon, they pump the gas for you.

No, I know that, but we didn't- But we- I'm pretty sure we stopped at, like he said, a campground. We stopped at a campground. We were, like, we did a little fire pit and stuff.

We were all chilling. You know, we were kicking it. The first day? Yes.

We were kicking it. We were kicking it. You don't remember that? I do not remember that, bro.

Where are you guys getting this from? Because I guarantee that's not- There was also the Xandemic, too. I'll tell you that. Yeah, first day we did that.

First day we did that. Second day, we drove up. We went to have dinner.

We got fucking licked. That same night, we drove back down to- So, that's three days. We went to the coastline.

We stayed at the hotel and the casino. I think we might- No, actually, we stayed another day in Oregon after we got licked. So, that's, like, three or four days.

Yeah. Maybe four, but we cut it short, but it wasn't- Not the first day and back the next day. It wasn't that.

No. But you're right. We didn't really cut it short.

I don't know, bro. You guys' timeline might be a little off, but, yeah. It was very short.

It was just a time where- So, was it three or four days? It was, like, three days for max. That's how short it was. We planned for, like, six or seven.

Two against one is enough to convince me. I don't know. You guys might be just- What was the weather like? What time of the season was it? It was October, so it was- No, it was not crazy.

It was gloomy. That's cool. Yeah.

We got to see the- Yeah. Yeah, we stayed in Oregon, too, because remember, we went to the Japanese garden in the morning. We did some stuff, so it wasn't like we just- Went up and came back.

Yeah, came back. You're tripping, bro, because we stayed, and then we left at the end of the night. Yeah, you're tripping hard.

And then we stayed the night somewhere else, and then we came back after that, so I think we cut it to four days or something, but I think it was supposed to originally be five. But, yeah, there and back doesn't sound right, because we stopped on the way there. How far is the drive? We stopped at Oregon, so that's at least three days right there.

And then we come back, so that would have been four days. How far was the drive? Wasn't it like 10, 12 hours? It's like an eight-hour drive driving a normal car, but with the RV, it's like a 12-hour drive. Yeah.

It was quite a distance, but we had a good time. Long story short, that shit got cut short and fucking ruined everything. I know.

I had a good time. But it was memories and a life lesson at the same time. It was great, but not so great.

It wasn't like a road trip with Ice Cube or what? It was a show like that in a sense. We had our stories. We had some funny stories from that time.

Everybody had their own little thing going on at the time. It was a good time. That's what I'm saying.

We had a good time. We ended up making some money at the casino. That made us feel a little bit better, but it was still rough.

It was good. Yeah, I'd do it again. The casino's out in Oregon? I'd do it again.

Yeah. I would do it again, but next time, I'm going to, for sure, lock everything in the under I'm staying in a hotel, bro. I ain't never taken an RV anywhere again.

No, I'd use the RV again, but we should have locked it under the undercarriage. We left shit up in the RV living quarters. I mean, yeah, we said we got licked, but let me add a little backstory to that.

Motherfuckers left the window wide open. It wasn't wide open. It was cracked.

It was cracked. It was wide open. It was just wide open, dawg.

We didn't know. Yeah, we didn't know until we came back. You don't know you're in a bad area, too, you know? I wouldn't say we was in a bad area.

We was in downtown Portland. Portland. We learned, man.

Some people, man. Some people. All I know is I was at the restaurant first, so I wasn't the last to leave.

Yeah, no. There was a group of three of us that left last. Yeah, but you could say it was all three of their faults, but.

But you could also say. Let's not blame anybody, though. You could also say that it was still, it for sure was still open from before we even left, before y'all even left.

So it wasn't like it was on us. We just, and it wasn't necessarily on me because I wasn't the one who locked up. There was one who locked up.

I'm not putting blames on nobody. But it was locked up, like the doors locked up and they came through. I remember one person said that they locked everything up and then.

Windows wide open. Yeah, windows wide open. Oh, dang.

But, hey, shit happens. Hey, dinner was good, though. Dinner was great.

What'd you guys have? Japanese. I had the Wagyu. Good steak.

The good Wagyu. Good steak and what was it called? Space Needle? Space Needle Restaurant. Something.

It was like 75, not 75, but hella high up. Like 39 floors up or something. Yeah, it was a skyscraper.

It was cool. Cool little vibe. Had a good time.

But I still blame Kev for it all. Nah, I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding.

But speaking of you, Kev, what was your topic for this episode, bro? My topic for this episode was social media. It's just not the same anymore. I don't know how you guys feel about that.

It's not necessarily the topic of not being the same, but it's just more so of like back in the day when people used to post, interact with their friends and comment and do this and quote, whatever. I'm kind of going back towards like Twitter. I'm not sure.

Twitter. Yeah. It's like back in the day, like people used to quote, tweet, reply, like just stupid stuff.

Yeah. More reactions. More reactions.

Interactions. Just like true, like you're getting into a conversation with your friends that you're interacting with on your like page and stuff. Yeah.

More comments. Yeah. More replies.

More retweets. Everything. Yeah.

Now I just feel like it's just for like almost like interaction versus stimulation where you're kind of like on Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, where you're just kind of just scrolling, scrolling, scrolling. Just find the next thing. Yeah.

And I think that once the TikToks and the Vines got intertwined to every single app, it just kind of completely changed. Like everybody's like attention spans, thought processes, like you're just on an app and then boom. You can switch over to one tab and you get lost for like in a whole two hours, three hours.

You get down the rabbit hole. That was like my topic was just like, how do you guys feel about that? Like, is it like truly like, do you guys feel like there's, you guys lost a sense of interaction between like your followers, your friends, and it's just kind of just you log onto it just for like stimulation where you're just like, oh, it's like kind of funny. Like that's just all you're looking for is like the funny shit or like whatever your niche is.

Yeah. How do you guys feel about that? Yeah. I feel like I see a bunch of shit.

Like sometimes I even tell myself like I'm gonna delete some apps because I just be on it just to be on it. Like it's crazy. Like with TikTok especially, dude, I just be like, I'll be scrolling for hours to where it gets to the point where I'm like, what the fuck am I even looking at anymore? Same with Instagram.

It's like Instagram is just hella weird now. It's not even the same way it used to be. I don't even know how to work it anymore.

It's so different. It's all changed. Like I said, more, more nowadays I feel like social media is about virability.

And that's what a lot of people are going for. Whether it's like, oh, you see this funny clip. No, but you see a funny ass clip that goes viral, but you see it before it goes viral.

And then like you're sending it to everybody. You see a gory ass clip. You see like something mainstream celebrity shit that's about to go viral, but you're sending it to everybody like, damn, you see this shit? Even with that said though, it's like not bashing social media, but I agree.

Like what you were saying. Back in the day when we were kids and social media first came up, like you said, it was more about interaction. I mean, we talked the last episode about fucking, uh, you'd be like, like my post for a rate, like my post for it to be honest or whatever the fuck.

It's more about like interact. People are interacting with you and you're going to like reach out to them. You want the most interactions on your page.

Nowadays, interactions mean a lot, but I think more people are doing it just to be seen. No. Yeah.

And I would even dumb it down to the thing that I think it's more of social media at the time was for your social circle. Like it was, it was more intimate. It was for the people you knew to interact with the people you knew.

So like think about it in high school, middle school, like it was primarily for us to talk to our friends, friends of friends, meet new people, things like that. Now I look at it more of a source of news for a lot of people. And that's why the misinformation age is what it is.

Is it like people look at it? Yeah. People look at that shit as like to find their new hobbies, their new interests, to find their news on what's going on with the world. People look at it like word is bond.

Like they read those tweets and that's what they run with. Even we, we got to admit that we're even guilty for a sense. Like we see something and we might be like, Oh, did you see that fucking, you know, Baron Davis is coming back to NBA, even though, you know, not saying that's actually true, just hypothetical.

But on that, you know what I'm saying? Bro is crazy how influential this generation is, dude. Because like you said, uh, Ball sack sports, NBA center. Oh my God.

All that shit. But not even talking about that. Like how you hit the ESPN with that shit, bro.

They got ESPN people reading fucking fake tweets and sports reviews and shit. But like he said, it's like you're talking about like, Oh, you find your new hobbies, sports and everything. Like all it takes is one viral clip.

And then someone that's their whole fucking personality is whatever that clip went viral. Gardening, like whatever the fuck it may be like that. They just take it on as a whole.

And it's like so common nowadays with the younger generation. And it's just crazy to even think that like back in the day it was meant as like a communication device in a sense. And now it's not as much of a communication.

It's an information device. Like people use it to retain information rather than. Especially now that Twitter gives you like that little fucking disclaimer.

Hey, this is fake. Yeah, exactly. So people, which is good.

It's good that that shit is starting to get. I think he's doing that for a reason because the shift. Hey, bro, it's Twitter not X bro.

And because people are taking everything that they see on social media as like news. But think back in our day, like our parents watched the news when we came home from school. Yeah, they might have had social media, but it was to tell Sherry how cute their kids are nowadays or to tell, you know, Aunt Linda.

Oh, hey, look how tall he's got. You know, it wasn't nothing about political beliefs. It's like what it's became now.

It's a it's a marketplace to sell everything. Like you see brands and identities that are forming and building off of social media. It's it became this whole whole beast that to me, like initially wasn't that like even Facebook started off to be a network for a suit as a certain university.

You know what I'm saying? Just to meet people in that university. Now it's like, bro, this is bigger than Fox. It's bigger than CNN.

Like, you know what I'm saying? Like more people. Yeah, it is crazy. You see like Elon's sponsoring like different like news, news shows and things to be platformed on X to be like the truth platform or whatever.

It's becoming a competitor with news platforms. Not even, you know, it's crazy. You can legit make money off of tweeting, bro.

Yeah, that's crazy how the fucking Elon Musk got fucking monetization on Twitter. Like people are like tweeting, like can't wait till the next day till I get paid off of X or Twitter or whatever you want to call it. Everybody who is fucking like viral and got like hella fucking retweets.

People like the main accounts back in the day when it was Twitter, once it transitioned over to X, people were like posting how much they're getting paid just because they're so viral. They're just getting checks and it's based off their interaction. Certain blue checks are getting paid or how does that work? You have to be a Twitter blue, X blue, whatever it is.

X check mark, whatever. But they do get paid off their interaction. So like likes, retweets, replies.

So like he said, these these big people that were going viral for saying stupid ass like like meme pages to put them in for the first meme pages that were just like going dumb ass crazy. Once it turned into X, people started getting paid out and then all of a sudden everybody is a fucking meme page. You know what I'm saying? It's the same as like, you know, YouTube's turning into the age where everybody's doing faceless YouTube channels that have like stories and reels and it's all these like swamp stories and all these random shit.

But it's just they're just trying to profit off the advertising that they can make. It's not based off of a brand. And that little cart thing that you say, like people are really getting paid off of that.

For sure, yeah. They're over there like just seeing what's the most fucking viral clip that's got hella views on it. They're going to put like a little stupid ass gaming background and voice over it.

And they have like hella accounts that they just be doing that. And some of them are really getting paid. They do like the half and half where it's just a video and like some random ass little like ball swirling through these little tunnels and shit.

And they make bread off of that. You see people like, let me tell you how I make a hundred thousand. Yeah.

And how everybody's selling a course nowadays. Oh, what? They're all selling a course on how to do this or how to do that, how to make money in this or how to get Airbnbs, how to start Airbnbs, how to become a big influencer. Like everybody got a course that you could buy.

How to go viral. How to go viral. The science behind viral videos when in a sense, a lot of that shit is there is a science behind it, but a lot of it is, you know, luck in a sense of just resonating with the people.

Yeah. You know, rinse and repeat and you're going to go viral. Yeah.

It's not like a it's not like a one size fits all thing. But but to them, that's how they can profit because, hey, we have results. I did it.

I did it. This person did it and they're under me. So you can do it, too.

And they sell you a dream. And it's like the that's the today's day and age in social media. It sells you products and it sells you information.

It doesn't like can interact with your people no more. You know, imagine like it's crazy. Think back in the day you had like intermediate mean like immediate communication with a way larger group of people than you do today.

I remember people used to post like locally, like people would post like the Addy for the parties and shit. That's what I'm saying. And you would just like that or somebody who posts like what you want, who wants to hang out today or something like that.

I know it's lame, but it's like that's some real shit. Nowadays, you're never going to see some who wants to go to subway, who wants to slide. That was crazy.

That was the hangout. Or the thrifty. So that's what I'm saying.

In a sense, like shrink your connections from like our childhood, at least because we were talking to like all of our friends through that. And now it's like you only talk to who you send memes to, who you text, who you see in a daily. Our age group, like the millennials in between the Gen Z's, they're called like zillennials because it's like the cutoff of like whatever it is.

Like I'm sorry, bro. But that's what it's called. Like the zillennials.

Because like you're like you have like the millennial habits and then you're still labeled Gen Z. I was 98, bro. And I was one month below you. Whatever.

You're 97. December. I'm 98 fucking.

I'm a 90s baby. January. But what I was trying to say was just like the millennial habits going into the Gen Z habits and the social media world and age and stuff is just like crazy because we had a childhood.

Like we were outside riding bikes, chilling at the community park, chilling outside. The big old like green little like electric little thing was just chopping it up with our neighbors and shit. Going to Narnia.

Yeah. Going to the bike jumps. Shout out to Narnia.

We actually had a childhood. But then nowadays, these kids like they're just inside, just like on their phones. iPad babies, bro.

Just scrolling. iPad babies. I mean, we were even talking, we were talking to one of our buddies at the golf course.

We saw him and he's coaching a football youth program. And we were talking about things and he's just talking about how even how soft the kids are today in age. Like how we were because we were getting where you can yell that at a young age to get in line.

And, you know, fucking head on. Discipline and other stuff. And they're crying if they get stern.

I was pumped though, dude. I wanted to punch some kids. At six years old, you don't listen.

You're doing like fucking laps and shit. Oh, yeah. They had to turn these things for a reason.

I remember they would even like slap you on the back of the helmet sometimes, dude. You know? Oh, for real. They used to bully you.

Oh, yeah. For sure. And nowadays.

It built character though. Nowadays, the kids. The kids.

My coach would give me head buns and no helmet on, dude. I mean, I would have the helmet on. He wouldn't.

I'm like, damn, coach. You white reckless right now. But yeah, nowadays, you got kids just looking around.

They're not like, you know, even us. Like, obviously, we were still little kids. The attention span just ain't there, bro.

Like, I remember. Yeah. The coach would pull you out.

Do you not want to play? Can I get you a tennis racket? But honestly, I'd like to see how those stats affect like how society as a whole kind of takes in media. Like, you know, I wonder if because obviously we can all admit that our attention span has been shortened a little bit like shorts and things like that. We probably want things to get more shortened to the point.

I still like three hour movies. I know you do. I know you do.

But obviously, like you see the decline in movies. With the incline in streamings, you don't necessarily know if people aren't watching movies or not. But I'm just saying my streaming is also going up to now.

I'm talking about 30 minute videos back then. Now they're like all hour plus. Yeah.

But I guess I was just getting to is like, do you think that like people are preferring shorter things like series is and shows limited time series is over movies nowadays because of that reason, because they can at least end on end on an ending and go to the next one tomorrow or something. I mean, me personally, like because like even in a podcast standpoint, you see Instagram accounts that are viral off their clips, but then you go to their YouTube and their YouTube. They only got 500 views a show.

I'm not hating, but it's like people sometimes prefer the shorter style content of yours than the longer style. Do you think that that happens in big media, too? Like, yeah, I think it happens everywhere. Broadly Netflix, they have limited series and it's like six episodes because they realize that are all an hour and a half long.

I mean, they're all an hour and a half long, but like it's dumbing it down to like, oh, we know people aren't going to watch these like long ass seasons. What it used to be 15 episodes, all this other stuff. They're dumbing it down to like six to 10 episodes max and then trying to come out with something else like making sure it's renewed.

Like nowadays, like I'm not going to lie. Like me and my girlfriend, like we kind of go for like limited series because we know that it's like not like we're going to be invested into this thing. It's like 18 fucking episodes or something like that.

So straight to the point. But like that's what I'm trying to come come with. Because like growing up, I only watch SportsCenter, sports, shit like that.

Maybe Comedy Central or something like that. But I didn't watch too much like TV or any TV shows. And nowadays I catch myself watching more TV, docuseries, documentary, like shorter, you know, shorter content.

I wonder if that's a thing like if if because I don't watch movies as much. I realize even when I watch movies, I'm on my phone a little bit. I'm a little distracted.

I'm like, yeah. The other Christmas show is the fucking person to be watching the movie. He's watching the movie, but he has his phone on.

He's like he's scrolling through TikTok and shit. Damn. I hate watching movies or something like that.

You take your phone out. We're watching a movie, bro. Fucking.

I'm not watching it anymore. No, I'm sorry. I don't mean to.

But like I said, they got me fried. My brain is fried because I feel like it's slowly been progressive over the years as we got older because I mean, think about it in the music industry aspect of it. Like you hear a snippet and you're like, that's the best song ever.

And then you listen to the song nine times out of 10. It's like, damn, that song wasn't the best snippet. So I think it's kind of been groomed to to society as a whole.

Yeah. But you can see it in music, though. A minute songs.

Now, two minute songs. Songs no longer are verse hook, verse hook, verse hook. They're like no more verses.

No more done or hook verse hook. And it's like a short little, you know. Yeah.

But I agree with you guys. I think it translates to things like vlogging, streaming movies. Everything is kind of progressively getting like more tight knit.

And even if it's not a slower run time, then it's more compacted to kind of elongate that run time, if you understand what I'm saying. Trying to allow people to digest what they can within a short time frame. What about you, Boy B? How are you feeling about modern social media? Has it has it affected you? Not so much affected me.

It's just a bunch of crazy shit you see. It's affected Aaron for sure. He sends us like 15 TikToks, 20 fucking Instagram reels.

There's some funny stuff on there, dude. I like it. I like it.

I like TikTok. I ain't gonna lie. I do like TikTok.

Has it affected your attention span at all? It has affected my attention span crazy, yeah. Because if like there ain't really nothing going on towards me, it's like. You'd be in the function.

But how do you guys say with like the Instagrams? I don't really have Twitter anymore. But like the Instagrams, like my whole feed is like just the celebrities I follow, you know. Nobody that I like I locally keep in touch with like even posts like that.

And if they are posting, it's just some type of meme or something or whatever. It's not interactions like it used to be for sure. And usually even if they post a meme, you don't feel as comfortable to swipe up and respond to that meme as you did back in the day.

Yeah, that type of thing. You know what I'm saying? Even because I think it was partly because it was the MySpace and Facebook age where we were used to like posts and like it was all communication driven. And now it's like more of pictures and media and videos and articles and people are actually consuming, you know.

Yeah. It's a different age right now. It's different.

It's crazy. We were like really doing the TBH, like for a TBH and a rate and shit. People were going in though.

It tells you like the difference between nowadays and back then. You guys remember Ask.fm? Ask.fm was crazy. Put the initials of the top five crushes you have.

Oh, shit. That was crazy. Those were fun.

I like that. That shit was hilarious too. When you see you and your homies initials right next to each other, you guys dap up and be like, bro, she wants us.

That's crazy. That's an unlocked memory right there. You were like fucking like, damn, you're stalking somebody's Ask.fm or fucking see if like somebody asked you.

You slide in and be like, where's he at? Yeah. Oh, my God. People would straight up like ask people like, what do you think about Blake Blake and like say somebody's full name.

And they'd have a whole paragraph of what they thought about that person. I hope they see this. Yeah, straight up.

It's just like for sure. This is hilarious. I'd go back to being young for sure.

Those are good times. Good times. If you could go back, are you keeping your top five visible or not? Because I was that guy that had top five visible.

Yeah. Myspace. Myspace.

Top five. Top ten. I was that kid who'd always keep like a top one.

I think I had a top eight. Like my siblings or something. So I could be like, bro, I can't have you in my top.

Like, you know, just to gate keep the top. I think I had a top ten where just the top ten people I fucked with toughly. I think I just had a top eight.

Yeah. Whatever it was. I was just like, boom, boom, boom, boom.

These are my niggas. No. I was gate keeping.

I was gate keeping the top. I was the opposite. I wanted everyone to want to be on my top five.

Mario was the one who had all the girls though on his top. It wasn't none of his dummies. Yeah.

I'm trying to make everybody jealous. I remember the girls would be like, they'd tell you, put me on your top. I'll put you on my top.

I got you, baby. Don't play with me. This is some conversation with people who had Myspace back in the day.

It's like the craziest thing. It went from Myspace to Facebook to Twitter and then Instagram. Snapchat.

Did you guys ever pimp your Myspace out? Oh, hell yeah. I had the Jordan jailbreak. I had the red.

It was all black with the red Jordan sign all over it. I think it tells a lot about a person. No, yeah.

I had that and I had Pussy Money Weed as my profile. I always had some type of skateboard and shit. I had some family guy shit on my Myspace.

I forgot what my Myspace was. How does that tell a lot about me though? Michael Jordan was a goop. He was the goat.

He was the goat. LeBron James. When you guys had a girlfriend, did you guys put her in your bio, like post a crazy picture of her on your bio? No.

Never. Never? You guys didn't have a girlfriend? Middle school was dark days for me. No, I was gatekeeping.

I'm telling you. I'd only put my siblings. I'd use that as a reason.

You know you broke up because her picture's gone or whatever? No. Her name's off your bio. That's bad.

This person's now in a relationship with... Yeah, the next homie crew. Oh my God. And then two weeks later, this person's now in a relationship with this person.

They were just in a relationship last week. Straight judging people based off their social media. They ain't lit.

They ain't lit. Bro, that's just hilarious. But moving on into our first segment of the day.

Let's hear it. We're going to get into the No Question ID. The No Question ID.

Aaron, break it down. So pretty much, boys, it's just we're taking our brand, No Question, onto the next and further level of brand marketing. And if you guys had the opportunity to answer the email on what we were doing, it was your choice, you know? Who's a brand or any product, any deal, any whatever, whatever, don't matter.

It could be down to drinks, to be clothing, to goddamn Home Depot if you wanted to do something with that. You know what I'm saying? Just whatever you want. Whatever.

Whatever. The sky's the limit. I'd make the No Question Sprite Collab.

The No Question Sprite Collab? Ooh, that shit gotta be like some fruit punch. And what would be the flavor on it? Would it be three flavors? Would it be the one flavor? Would it be what? Would it be like the No Question pack or what? So you have me just off the top and I'm riffing. I like a melon Sprite, bro.

A melon Sprite? A melon Sprite would be different. Honeydew Sprite or something? Honey, honey. Tight shit.

I've never heard of that drink. Or even maybe like a watermelon Sprite. Bro, that shit sounds like, I mean, don't they got that already in like the big ass machines that have all the different flavors? Nah.

Well, there's that. I'd fuck with a grape Sprite. You gotta give me on that.

A grape Sprite. They already have a grape Sprite. They do.

I know, but grapes like my favorite flavor, like Sprite. I get you. I get you.

The cherry one's cool. When I go to Wingstop, I'll get the grape Sprite. That's all I meant.

Hey, I think about it because the cranberry Sprite, cranberry Sprite is the all time best So far. Oh, I've never had that one. Yeah, me and Mario go crazy over it.

If we could ever get it, we used to get it. We would get the Tropic Mix for a cool minute too, but. Tropic Mix is fire, but it ain't shit compared to cranberry.

It's not cranberry. The lemonade one? You guys had that one? Lemonade one's, man. It's alright.

I'd rather drink lemonade or Sprite. I do like Sprite just by itself in general. But yeah, I'm a Sprite baby dog.

Like, I like all the Sprite collabs that are out that we've had our fair share of. The LeBron one? That's the cranberry Sprite. My favorite is when Drake's ears popped out his head.

Oh, yeah, yeah. I want to have, like, his face out of our heads, right? It was forever. I'm just saying that to come to me.

Yeah, that was a good one. All right. So, Gucci Man has the Sprite collab with the No Question Boys.

All right. Who's K3 hitting? Shit, you know me, man. I'm going with, I'm going with Brent Fly's little brand that he got, New World Order.

New World. That shit is just built from the ground up. Has a lot of creativity behind it.

I don't know what that is, so explain it. Yeah. I mean, it's just his type of, like, brand that he built.

It's called Newo. What did I say? I think it's his merch. They collab with, like, Adidas and some brands.

Oh, he's got the Sambas out, like, oh, okay, those are terrific. Yeah, I do the Newo, and then they branched out into ISO, ISO Supremacy in search of, in search of, fuck, what is it? In search of something. Oh, in search of supremacy.

It's ISO. In search of supremacy. But, like, just creativity, like, the creative shit like that that I would like to partner with, just, like, the organic, the, like, you know, the true, like, who you are as a person and, like, what you want to, like, establish.

I think, like, the, like, you know, the smaller niche, like, communities and stuff, I'd want to, like, get that brown collab with that because, in my opinion, I think that, like, the organicness of a brand that's just starting out, like, kind of just builds, like, a lot of, like, excitement, like, oh, this is not, like, really that poppin' or it's not really, like, not too many people know about it. So, like, to be partnering with somebody and, like, say, for example, if it goes up, then it's just a whole entire different, like, story from behind it. That's what's up.

Yeah. You're a Brent Friars stand-up too, huh? Yeah, I love Brent Friars. That's my guy.

That's my dude. That's my dog. I fuck with Goldlings.

Oh, shit. You always say that. You always say that.

Like, that's the only song I really know. Shout out Brent Friars, bro. I saw him.

That was a good show. Yeah, we all saw him together. You just didn't know the words that much.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. It was a good time. It was a good time.

He put on a good performance. He converted me that day, but I, to this day, still don't know the lyrics. Yeah.

Respectfully. You're missing out. You're missing out, bro.

Big C, you next or what? Yeah, well, I'm gonna go less of a product. I'm gonna say, I wanna collab with, like, Adult Swim and do our, I wanna turn our little intro into a cartoon or something. That'd be sweet.

You know what I'm saying? Or I wanna collab with Comedy Central or, like, Netflix or something and do, like, a little series where it's, like, all of us individually-type shit, but then, like, we, you know, we still run the podcast, but it's, like, a whole, like, yeah, workaholics-type vibe story behind us running the podcast. Hey, good thing you didn't say Cartoon Network, because I would have been looking at you funny, bro. Adult Swim is on Cartoon Network.

Oh, shit. Why? What's on Cartoon Network? You didn't hear about the guy? The fucking dude? No, bro, that dude's from, isn't he from the other thing? Oh, Nickelodeon? Are you talking about the, what are you talking about? No, not the Schneider guy. Oh, no, I don't even know, bro.

Let my idea live. It's like, let it be cool. I'm sorry, bro.

I'm sorry. The dude, I guess, the owner of Cartoon Network, he had, like, this might be a little bit too vulgar for some viewers or something like that, but he- Viewer discretion is advised. Yeah, viewer discretion is advised.

And we might need to fact check this. Yeah, we might need to fact check this. The guy fucking got caught up with, like, child pornography and stuff.

Like, he had, like, terabyte, like, terabytes on terabytes. That's disgusting. That's disgusting.

I don't fuck with that. But I just meant, like, all right, then Netflix. I'll do Netflix cartoons.

Thank you, bro. Or Peacock. I don't care.

Tooby? Hulu. Whatever, Tooby. Whatever.

I just want to- You gotta know your shit, who you working with. That's what I'm saying. I want to partner with a major production studio.

And I want to turn- You're partnering with pedophiles? I want to partner with a major production studio. And I want to turn us into either a cartoon or, like, a limited time series around this shit. I think that'd be funny.

That's a cool one. I think that'd be cool. What about you, Boy B? Me, baby? I'm going to stick to my roots, because I ain't new to this.

I'm true to this. I'd have to do a No Question with Spitfire wheels. Skateboards.

Okay. So, you're doing the boards? You're doing the wheels? What are you doing? I'm doing the capsule, yeah. So, I'm getting the wheels.

I'm getting the hardware. And then I'm getting, like, the shirts and hoodies. Okay.

Yeah, yeah. Okay, what are you putting? Is it, like- It's going to be- Is the Spitfire dude going to have, like, the question mark tattoo on his face? Or, like, how are you doing it? He's going to be, like, chewing it up type of thing. Yeah, he's going to be- The Flame Boy's going to be incorporated.

Yeah. I might even do- I might wait until, like, a winter, so that way we get, like, the jackets, too. We can give him, like, a cool jean jacket.

That'd be sick. Yeah. With a whole little suit put together.

Yeah, yeah. Maybe we'll do- Yeah, I could see that. I was never a skateboarder, but shit, I did love- We'll get you a board, baby.

We'll get you a board. I did love the aesthetic of skateboarding. Like, the, like- Yeah, I was repping them.

Skateboarders. Yeah, dude. It's cool.

It's cool. Back in the day. I ain't no skateboarder, though.

You know? Maybe we'll get you a longboard. We'll get you a longboard. Remember back in the day at East Bay, I fucking couldn't ride a longboard, and I tried to ride to school, and I fucking rode it, and then- Wait, wait.

What's the story about that, though? That shit was funny. There was this girl that Kev used to think was kind of attractive. Don't lie.

And she was a Subway server, or what? She worked at Subway. She was the Subway girl known to us. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

And Kev told us- We lived on a hill. We lived on, like- That's one of my good friend's friends. So, other than that, she's just a friend.

Okay. All around, why don't you- All around the day, or what? Anyway, so- We just would refer to her as Subway. We all knew who she was, because she worked at Subway.

She was a cute girl. It's kind of weird how we're talking about her in this podcast. Okay, okay.

So, where do the skateboard involve? Or the longboard involve? I'll explain it. It was this cute girl. She worked at Subway.

It wasn't nothing crazy. Nobody was fucking trying to get at her. She was- It was just like that girl.

Oh, yeah, she's cute. She worked at Subway. We all went to Subway every fucking day.

So, we knew who she was. We lived on, like, a fucking 20% decline hill on East Bay. Like, it was a hill.

Like, straight bombers. Yeah, hella hilly, bro. Fucking Kev one day- Take off any sweet jokes? Kev one day comes in- We were at the apartments.

No, we were at the apartments. So, I was trying to get out of the apartments, but our apartment's on a hill. And the decline on the hill- You guys lived at the top of the hill type? Yeah.

Like, it's like an apartment complex, and they had to go down. So, it's like, I was going like that. And my dumb ass was like, oh, let me just fucking ride this fucking longboard to class.

And I'm trying to go down- Hold on, wait, wait. You're trying to ride the- I'm trying to ride the longboard down- Whilst he could not ride a skateboard to save his life. Yeah, that's because I have a crazy story.

Yeah, go ahead. So, I ate it. I ate it, and I was like probably- Wait, how far did you get down? I was no- Like, I got down.

I don't know if it's our time, but I got down. But, like, I saw the street coming. I'm like, fuck, I need to either jump off or fucking just eat it.

So, I just let the board go. I eat shit, and the fucking longboard goes in the middle of the street. And it's like a busy ass 8 o'clock in the morning, like, on the hill.

Bro, the longboard literally goes like this. It goes- And it starts going downhill. So, I'm like- Trying to get the longboard and shit.

It's almost going downhill. Oh, my God. I'll never forget that shit.

Chasing it. Oh, my God. And then, lo and behold, Subway Girl's right there to witness it all.

Yeah, she witnessed it. And she's like, are you okay? And I was like, no. Because this fool was straight.

This fool was straight and embarrassed. Because he's like- Hell yeah, I was embarrassed. How did you fall, though? I mean, how did you fall? Like, what did you do? Like, how exactly? I mean, I just ate it.

Like, I just fell. And then the longboard- The longboard just went into the street, and then it almost started going downhill. Did you tuck and roll, or what? Did you slide? I literally had to fucking run on oncoming traffic both ways to get the longboard and focus on the other side of the street.

Oh, man, that was such a memory, man. It was like I was a freshman, bro, trying to get to class. But he's being timid right now, bro.

Because like he said, it was a friend of a friend. So he walks in, and he's just embarrassed. He's like, bro, my homegirl's friend was just out there.

She saw me fucking fall. We're just like, oh, who was it? He's like, it was a girl from Subway. We all just started dying laughing.

We're like, no, Subway Girl? We started dying at him. We're like, bro, hopefully she tells her. Hopefully she tells her all this shit.

That's so funny. She probably don't remember that story, but I remember it. Whose longboard was it? It was mine.

Chris's longboard. Yeah, Chris's longboard. She probably doesn't remember that at all.

Nah. It was a crew longboard. It was a crew.

Remember when Pennyboards took over that one summer? Never understood it. It was too small for me. I had one, but I never understood it.

Yeah, my feet were too big. But I mean, and that will conclude No Question ID. You know, we had the sprite, the melon sprite with my boy Bucci.

Shout out to that. We had the new Brent Fires collab with Kev. I said the TV series or cartoon, and my boy Bentley said the big Spitfire collab.

Xbox 360. It was on the 360. Yeah, I remember that.

It was on the 360. I was on the PS2. We was out there getting jiggy with it.

Ohio State Buckeyes, the only team I used. Is that who you was about? You know what's crazy? This is going to sound stupid, but for some reason, I used to use Hawaii Tough. The Rainbow Warriors.

Hawaii was tough. I was a big Hawaii fan. I used to use Hawaii.

It was one of the best ones. Or Boise. I loved Boise because they had the blue field.

Yeah, Boise. I was a big Georgia fan, too, back then. The Bulldogs, baby.

I was a big Georgia fan. Bro, I'm trying to think. I mean.

Monte Ball was a good player, too. I used to play with Wisconsin back in the day. Bro, I fucked with, I'm trying to think.

Talk to him. Bro, when Megatron, when Calvin Johnson was at Georgia Tech, he was nice. Megatron was hard.

Oh, who else was fire was who I got my number after. My dog, Keenan Allen. 2-1.

Yeah, at Berkeley. Big 2-1. Yeah, I loved Keenan Allen at Berkeley.

Berkeley was cool. Keenan Allen was the shit. I'll tell you that.

But hey, why I bring it up is because back then, bro, there was such big controversy with the whole Johnny Manziel story. People were like, college athletes are really struggling out here trying to make this money, and they're over here making these fucking schools. Hell of a money.

Companies, like, breaded. They're breading them out, and they don't get to see shit of it. And then you see the whole Johnny Manziel, like, documentary, and you're like, everyone painted him as a villain, especially in his real time when it all was happening.

And it's like, oh, fuck this kid. Fuck. Oh, he's such a piece of shit.

But at the end of the day, it's like, bro, you're slaving your fucking ass away. Why not make some motherfucking money on the side? At least nowadays. Nowadays.

He was making some money. Nowadays, these kids are making some money. He had a gambling addiction.

Think of it this way, bro. Reggie Bush got his Heisman taken away. He got it back, obviously, but he still hasn't been reinstated for his records or anything like that.

Haven't been reinstated into the books. Nothing. That's crazy.

Nothing. And look at how much money these kids are making nowadays. And they still won't even just reverse their rulings.

But was it proven facts that Reggie was getting money on the side? Well, yeah, probably. But at the same time, it's like. I mean, it's nothing compared to the NIL.

At the same time, like, it's one thing to take his records away for performance enhancing drugs or something that's altering his performance. But that money was not altering his performance in any way. So they should at least, if given the new rule change, they should at least reinstate Reggie Bush, right? No, straight up, because it's crazy, because nowadays, not even let alone talking about the video game.

It's like these kids are able to make money on social media. Their likeness. All these.

Yeah. Their likeness. People just liking them and following them and supporting them.

And they're making money off of it. Which is what they need to go to the NFL. And you even look back at Lamello.

Lamello couldn't. If you think why Lamello didn't go to college is because he had the ball shoe already. The BBB shoe.

So he didn't want to go because the NCAA wouldn't approve of it or something like that. Why would you? I wouldn't have. And it's like.

It's like nowadays kids. Kids could sign with Nike as early as they want type shit. If Nike wants them to.

Like because. Yeah. The NIL.

There's whole ass NIL agents. Yeah. NIL agents that are getting kids in high school, college and stuff right before.

Yeah. Signing them early and getting them put onto these brands. That's why you see such a big wave of like college sports and things like that.

Look at all those NCAA women basketball athletes. They all have big, big like barstool sponsorships or like some big ass sponsorship because they're huge on social media. And it's like they're making hundreds of thousands, if not millions of dollars a year doing the same thing.

And Reggie Bush can't even get his records back. Man. Shout out Reggie Bush.

The craziest thing is, is we're talking about NCAA, NCAA 25 and nobody has it. I know. Who's going to get that shit so we can play? Lucci has to get it.

I don't got no system. The craziest part is I'm the only one with the PS5. I got one but I don't use it.

You have a PS5? I mean your brother has a PS5. My brother uses it every single day. But if I want to play something.

I want to get something. If the people are fucking with NCAA 25, put it in the comment section. Me and Bucci will stream NCAA 25.

Let us know who you guys want to match up. We'll play me versus him. We'll stream it.

Because on that same note, I've been seeing like the career modes going crazy. Bro, that shit looks sick. People is messaging like players and shit.

Like, oh my God, dude. You get the whole like distraction too. Like the girls are, hey, you want to go to tonight's party? No way.

You have to respond. Hey, I saw a video of this dude. He's like, I'm recruiting.

I've been recruiting for eight hours. And he's like, well, what are you doing? He's like, I'm DMing players. He's like, what do you mean? He's like, well, I'm over here acting like a little girl.

He's like, and I'm saying, we're about to do hella drugs. We're about to be up all night. He's like, I'm trying to see their reaction.

He's like, and if they react good, he's like, I'm drafting them. He's like, if not, fuck them. They let you have a whole personality.

Like you're getting your name and image based off of all your decisions. From how you decide to hang out with people to your endorsements to everything. It's crazy, dude.

It's crazy. It's super cool because it's kind of like how 2K's got hella realistic. Now it's dumb realistic.

And they actually have the names of the players now? Yeah, bro. And you can even, if they sign for it. But you can even supposedly make your player get drafted and all that and then transfer it on to Madden and use that same player to do your career through Madden.

That's crazy. Yeah, they're doing big things. They're doing big things over there.

That's wild. I'm fucking with NCAA 25. I need to check it out.

I don't have a system. Yeah, we ain't played it yet. Let's let that be known.

We ain't played it yet. But I'm intrigued. I love what they're doing with the sport, bro.

I love what they've done for these young athletes. That's what I'm saying. And I live close enough.

Hey, if the people want it, me and Bucci will get it. We'll get it and we'll play together on Bucci's system. But I don't got a system.

Stream it. Stream it. Or we'll get it on Kev's little brother's system.

Same thing. That's fine. I got a PS5.

You got a PS5. Hey, you can still use it. Whenever he wants.

I play 2K better than NCAA. 2K15. I mean, moving on from NCAA 25.

My topic, last one of today's. I saw some shit on social media and it sparked my interest. So I read the article.

And NASA sent out in June two astronauts to do a routine. This sounds like Fantastic Four. Yeah, no, to send out.

No, but yeah, they sent them out to do some like routine mission or something to a space station. I guess like four of the thrusters failed or something while they're out there. So they got stuck out there and kept getting delayed, delayed, delayed.

Allegedly, three of those thrusters were back and it was determined that it was safe for them to come back. However, the managers of the mission or whatever chose that it wasn't the right time. They are still currently out there with no date to come back.

No shit. So it was a crazy in the aircraft was a Boeing aircraft. We know that Boeing has has.

They've had their fair share of troubles in this. Exactly. You've seen you've seen that shit at the council, like the U.S. Senate or something like that, where the Boeing CEO was getting ripped apart by a bunch of senators and shit like that because of faulty, faulty aircrafts and different accidents that they've had.

He just died out of nowhere. So now we got astronauts floating out in the space right now. Why is it not headline? Why is it not like headline like it's supposed to be? I don't know.

That's why I brought it up. I thought it was crazy. Remember when people want to go down to the fucking Titanic and then people are like, oh, my God, they have 25 hours left of air, but they're already like dead.

And it was the biggest thing in the world. Yeah. And that's why I bring it up.

The submarine shit. There's no there's no talk about how much food they brought. There's no talk about survivability.

There's no talk about like. Are they going to send somebody up to go get them? It should have been a week. They were sent in early June or something like that.

Is there like a reason they haven't sent like help or what was the story on that? I don't know. They're doing. They're already doing some like they have spare thrusters that they're doing tests on.

They're just like idling in space right now. I don't know. They haven't.

NASA still hasn't announced a return date, but I just read that shit and I was thinking the same thing. How is this not all over? They probably trying to keep it under wraps, bro. They're going to let two people die out in space.

Like they don't want nobody to talk about it. Because if you think about it, if it was only supposed to be a week, the first thing I think about is, well, I know that they have contingency stuff like in case things go bad. But how much backup supply do they have? Not a lot.

They need oxygen. They need all this different stuff out there. How much backup do they have? There's nothing being reported on that.

If I didn't know that motherfuckers up there dead already. Like I said, I ain't going to make it a big deal until they know for a fact that I don't think that's the case. But I just think it's crazy that it's not like everywhere.

Like I was just like, what? Two astronauts out in the middle of nowhere. That's fucking crazy. That should be talked about a little bit more.

Because I mean, I think it's going to start getting talked about when something bad is about to happen. And space is scary, dude. That's like some... Like you say, if something bad happens, if the faults, because they also said there was helium leaks, if there's a fault or something and things happen, just like you said, it's going to be just like the Titanic thing where it becomes this huge fucking thing.

And I was like, oh, it already had happened a couple months ago. And now we're paying attention to it. Like it's going to be this big thing.

Nobody paid attention to it. And there's like June, you said? Yeah, they sent them out in like June or something like that. That's crazy.

That is crazy. No, we will for sure have to do an update for the people when we look more because I need to read deeper into it. But when I was looking into it, I was just like, bro, imagine just being floating out.

Are you kidding me? I'd be scared shitless. I'd be freaked. Bro, I would've already jumped out.

I couldn't do it. Oh, no, no jumping out. I was supposed to be home to my kids by now.

What's that? What's going on? You guys seen it? Where they're out in space and then there's like that alien thing and it gets inside of them type thing. Interstellar? Is that what it is? It's like this little octopus. Oh, no, no.

No, I didn't understand. You know which one I'm talking about? Have you not seen that one? Octopus? No. It's the little black thing that comes out and it's like they have their hand in there and then it like takes their hand and they're like, oh, I know what he's talking about.

But they're out in space though when it happens. I can't remember if it was. Oh, that's Venom.

No, no. It's kind of like that. What's the Mars one? I feel like I've seen that one too.

That's Matt Damon. Yeah. Matt Damon.

I don't remember that one. Interstellar is not. Isn't that Matt Damon too? No, I don't know.

I don't know. I don't remember what the one you're talking about is. I know what you're talking about.

I just can't think of the name right now. I can't think of the name either. But like, yeah, they start fucking around with that shit and then it just takes over and hell with that shit.

But Interstellar is one of the best outer space, alien, extraterrestrial. I don't like those movies. I don't like that.

I don't think you could ever watch. If you ain't watched it, go watch it, bro. That shit is trippy.

Space is scary. That's what I'm saying. It already freaks me out.

It really ties in on some real science type shit. Or did you guys, this might be off topic, not off topic, but that Black Mirror episode, you guys remember that Black Mirror episode? I've never watched Black Mirror. Oh, you're crazy, bro.

I watched it with him. Remember the Black Mirror? No, no, no. Not, no.

The newest episode of the Black Mirror. Oh, I haven't seen it, no. You didn't see that? Never watched it.

Oh, bro. Go watch Black Mirror and go watch that episode where they're out in space. We'll talk about it next episode.

Yeah. You guys have to watch that shit. That shit is crazy.

Probably one of the best ones. Black Mirror is scary though. I mean, those episodes that they offer.

Yeah, that Black Mirror episode was wild. I remember the one where the guy was like in love or something. Is it Black Mirror, just like a modern day Twilight Zone? What? Yeah, it's like different.

Every episode is different. So it's like a modern day Twilight Zone. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I just remembered the one where the guy was like in love. He's out in space. Oh, yeah.

And then he realizes it's not what he thought it was. No, the simulation one. I don't think I've seen that one.

I remember that one. Where they're like dating. No, not the simulation one.

I'm talking about the one where they're out in space. With the girl? Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, it's a girl.

That's the one I was talking about back in the day. But, yeah. No, I don't know which one you're talking about.

No, it's the new season. So if you haven't watched the new season, then you won't. I need to.

Watch that episode. That episode is crazy. Yeah, everybody go out there and tune in to the Black Mirror episode.

That shit will actually mind fuck you, bro. But that's what I'm saying. Right now, NASA got a Black Mirror episode going on right now and the world does not know.

What? Tell me about it. It's a great movie. It's a Mel Gibson early ass movie.

You guys ever seen a scary movie? What, 3? 2? That's like the reference of the movie. I think it's 3. It's with Charlie Sheen. Yeah, 3. Yeah.

So they referenced that movie. It's almost like, what's that fucking book by H.G. Wells? You got me there, cousin. H.G. Wells.

It's like the alien, I'm blanking, but it's like aliens take over the world essentially. Yeah, they just come and they start. And then they all just beam down and then like.

They come into the cornfield and they give you the signs. You know how the, sounds like the movie's about. You know Mel Gibson, he be telling stories.

Nah, that's crazy. I need to check it out. Yeah, it's an old one though for sure.

Shout out Mel Gibson. But with that topic concluding, that takes us to our second and final segment of this episode. And what is that, Chris? It's going to be what it is.

The past time. What it is. The past time of all kick-its.

The past time of partying with the bros. What do you go to when you need a friend? You go to the corner store, baby. This is the corner store questionnaire.

Shit, you had me on a loop right there. I was like, what is this motherfucker about to say? This is the corner store questionnaire. I'm going to pull the card.

I'm going to ask them a question about, you know, the good old guy's night, past time, corner store. And we're going to see what everybody's answer is. Let's do it.

So this question. All right. You get a $15 budget.

What's your go-to corner store haul? Boom. Boom. Kevin, let's start with you.

Let's hear it. You know how much you get from slip- You got 30 seconds, go. Go.

This could be liquor store, 7-Eleven, whatever you do at your late night. 7-Eleven. You got the munchies.

You're drunk. You need something to eat, you know, or you just- So what I do is I make sure I go to whatever gas station, corner store, liquor store that has a blue Powerade. Fuck that.

You got me. If you're just picking up a regular Gatorade, I mean, it's cool, whatever. But I make sure I get that fucking blue Powerade.

That's what I was going to say, bro. Got to get that blue Powerade. Shout out to Chris.

He put me onto that shit. I'm addicted to that shit now, fucking. I love blue Powerade.

Second, I get the Trolley Sour Eggs that you just can't go wrong with the Trolley Sour Eggs. Doesn't fire, doesn't fire. The Trolley Sour Eggs.

And then I will probably go with either a bag of, like, Hot Cheetos or Takis, or I'll go with the Muddies. Like, the little, like, Muddies. The Chex Mix.

The Chex Mix ones. That's gross, bro. Hey, bro, I love those motherfuckers.

Those are fire. The little mint ones. The little mint shit.

Fire. But it's like, I'm not going to lie. I don't go to the gas station or the corn store as often as I used to.

Like, back in the day, we used to live in Hayward, and that 7-Eleven was, like, right down the street from our house. We were there every single day, 12 o'clock, fucking getting Muddies. Well, shit, nobody asked you what you would get, like, tonight.

I mean, your ideal probably would be back then. I mean, it still probably is, yeah. It still probably is the same order.

You was eating Muddies back then? Yeah, I still was, because I'm a mud boy. I'm a mud boy. I mean, personally, I'm going to go back to when I was probably, like, fresh 21, bro.

I lived right across the street from a 7-Eleven. I would go and get the fucking, I'd be like, yo, make me a fucking pepperoni pizza. Probably about, like, 999.

I do not like that pepperoni pizza. You're disgusting. I'm going to go over the budget a little bit.

Do you like the taquitos, too, or no? No. Are you talking about B Street? No, he's talking about Sacramento. I was off of 43rd and 7-Eleven.

Maybe the hot dog, but not the pizza. I was literally, like, walking distance two miles from the 7-Eleven. All right, so you got the pepperoni pizza, which is nice.

I was walking with the pepperoni pizza, and my homie's name was Love. So I'd be like, what's up, Love? It was straight up name. What's up, my heart? His name tag said Love, so he'd fuck with the boys, so we'd be like, yo, he already knew, cook us up a pizza, bro.

And after that, we'd get two six-packs of Track 7 IPAs. Shout out, Track 7 IPAs. It's a local brewery out here in Sacramento.

I went over the budget, though, because, like, all that shit is probably like $40. $40 for all that shit, because the pizza was like $10. The Track 7s was like $12 a six-pack, so we got two six-packs.

But, hey, you got your ideal night out the way, at least. Ideal, that's my go-to right there, straight up. Pizza and two six-packs.

If you fucking ate any food from 7-Eleven, whether it was a pizza, the chicken wings, taquitos, you're disgusting. Dude, hot dogs are fine. I turned out fine, bro.

Mario's fucking with the rollers, bro. I'm just kidding. Dude, you hated yourself.

All right, what about you? No, the taquitos would ruin me, dude. And the pizza sometimes would ruin me, but the hot dogs, like— I never had a bad experience with the pizza. It was not great.

It was like a 3 out of 10, but like, hey, what else are you going to fucking eat at 3 in the morning? At 3 in the morning, what else are you going to get? I feel you. I feel you. All right, boy B. If we're talking today's day and age, I don't really get snacks like that.

Anytime I'm walking into a liquor store or any type of corner store, I'm getting either Dr. Pepper. Dr. Pepper? No, not even that, dude. I don't think you get Dr. Pepper.

You're a liar, because every time I've seen you come out of a store, you had a Dr. Pepper in your hand. Because we're drinking. That's what I'm saying.

But if I only have 15 bucks, I'm getting the beat box with the green buzz ball. And then I got a $5 left, I'm getting probably a Blue Powerade or Dr. Pepper, because you know I got to wash it down somehow. All right.

But if we're talking back in the day, I'm for sure getting the large Slurpee, every color, especially the Coca-Cola Mountain Dew, the red and blue. I'm getting a large Slim Jim, the monster stick. I'm getting either a Twix, Snickers, or one of those combinations.

OK. And then I'll probably end it. Oh, no, the powdered donuts, bro.

Don't play with me. Man, I'm crazy. It's disgusting.

The Flip's pretzels. Yeah, I want to talk about stomach aches, bro. The Flip's pretzels, bro.

And then the Chicharrones. Oh, dude. You can't even get all that in $15.

Back in the day. Back in the day. Chris was on a Flip's pretzels.

He was on a Flip's. I love to this day the Flip's, yeah. White or dark chocolate.

White or the chocolate, yeah. Reese's makes us a pretzel, too, now. They're not bad.

Hey, so what do you want my answer to be? Do you want it to be more kid-driven or current? I gave you my kid and my- I think you're all-time. Like, you're all-time best Snickers store man. All-time.

I might have to go blue Powerade. If I don't have it, I'm going to go the Frozen or Frosted Glacier, whatever. The light blue.

You guys like Calypso's? Glacier Freeze. I used to. They used to be good.

Glacier Freeze. I'd go with the light blue Glacier Freeze. Oh, the Powerade? For the Gatorade.

I have to have me a sports drink with the chips. I'm an athlete. I'm an athlete.

You guys know me. As a kid, you never saw me without the Hot Funyuns. I thought they didn't even exist no more, bro.

The Hot Funyuns are still there. No money, no Funyuns. For real.

So I'm going Hot Funyuns. If we go candy, and I got to go all-time. Now I'm probably more like fave red Starburst, but back then, like all-time, I'm going Skittles.

I love Skittles. The tropical blended or whatever. I love those ones.

The purple pack. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Always had Skittles.

And then the green Sour Pack. I got enough for one more thing. Those are cool.

I don't know what your budget is. I want to have a budget. I want to have a benefit.

I mean, with the Gatorade, it's like three bucks. We got the Skittles, we'll put another three. That's six.

Funyuns, put another three. That's nine. So I got like, what? Yeah, I still got one more thing.

I'll say some Goldfish. Or Cheez-Its. Cheez-Its or Goldfish.

Cheez-Its. Party Mix. I used to kill the big box of Goldfish in one night, bro.

Forget about it. Crazy. Cheez-Its and Party Mix.

I don't like Party Mix. There was a cool minute where they'll tell you, bro, I was like just, I was having a hard time. Big-ass bag of them, bro.

I remember one time my mom bought me the big-ass bag, and she got so pissed at me because I dunked through the bag and got the little like white little things out. I took every single one out of there. What about the, did your parents ever get like the chewy bars? The big box of chewy bars? Yeah.

The granola bars. I'd eat up all the peanut butter ones. I'd eat all of them.

I didn't matter. I'd eat all of them. Not yet.

All of them to me. The s'mores ones were the shit. The s'mores ones.

The s'mores ones. It was the s'mores, the peanut butters, and like the chocolate chip. The chocolate chip.

They were for lamers. But shit. To this day.

Oh, man. Well, that was a fun, fun little segment. I might go get a late night munchie right now.

I'm hungry. I know. I need to get some food right now.

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