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Ep. 156 The Ol Scrub and Floss w/ Nate Frye (Privychat 38) · Privycast

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>> Nate Frye: That's exactly it. And you know how I said I
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like to take my showers? Remember I explained to you last time,
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so.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Oh, that's right. You're like, laying down, if I remember right.
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>> Nate Frye: Yeah. And I have a little pod hooked up to my side
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of my shower. Now, the shower won't hit
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it, so it'll he just above what water hits.
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So I got a little cup holder there.
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>> Hunter Hoover: I forgot about that. Oh, my
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goodness. Oh, uh, the
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lay down shower. I totally forgot.
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Welcome back to Privy. Privy is a
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podcast about bathrooms
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recorded from my home bathroom.
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I'm your host, Hunter Hoover, and I love
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bathrooms. I got a special episode for you
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today. Um, in just a moment, we're going to be joined
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by my friend, uh, and former guest on the show,
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Nathan Fry. So let's see if we can get him in here.
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Uh, well, welcome back. I'm joined
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this week, uh, by
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longime friend, former guest on the show.
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He's back for round two. I'm joined by Nathan
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Fry. Nathan, how are you?
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>> Nate Frye: I'm doing all right, buddy. How you doing?
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>> Hunter Hoover: I'm good. I, uh, we had a little bit of
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connection problems. It's. I'm learning a new. I'm learning a
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new program, and so we were talking,
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uh, this is kind of a trial
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in Trial by fire, where.
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Yeah, a computer with a phone is. We'll
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see. It seems to be going well. So. Yeah.
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You just got off work. Are, uh, you're still doing the same
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thing? The. It's. Is it called. It's not called
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lineman, is it?
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>> Nate Frye: No, it's, uh, u. That's the power side.
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I work on the phone line side or Internet
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cable. So I'm just a. A, uh, Fiber splicer.
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Just.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Okay. That's right.
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>> Nate Frye: Sp. Telecom Fiber splicer.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Yes. Yes.
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Dude. Um, I still
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think it's crazy. Like, I remember I went back and was, like,
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listening to our conversation last time.
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I just think it's. I think it's super cool that you got into
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that, but I also just think it's crazy, like,
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because I think until you and I talked, I don't even know if I
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really knew what that was. Um,
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and here you are, like, Master Splicer.
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>> Nate Frye: Yes. Speaking of that, I just got promoted to
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Foreman.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Hey, there you go. Now you need to tell people what to do.
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>> Nate Frye: Yeah. Which I'm the only one to tell me to do because
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I still don't have any spicers,
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which is why they promoted me to fore.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Oh, man. So once, like, if you
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get like a. If you get like A splicer. Did
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they. They like. Do you
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get to like send them out?
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>> Nate Frye: Yeah, uh, basically. So like right now
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what. What we're doing is we're doing like fiber to home actually.
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So we have a lot.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah.
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>> Nate Frye: But I do have other people from like Helen up
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Boman, Cow, Spell,
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Billings, all of them. They'll send me help. So it's not like
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I'm the only splicer, but in Great Falls I'm the only
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splic or so.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Wow.
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>> Nate Frye: But a lot of them splic have been here for years, so
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telling them what to do doesn't go very far. They already know what to do
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before they show up. So. Yeah. You guys know what to do,
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you know where to go? Yep. Yep.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Wow. So is that. Are you guys like laying
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new cable up there? Is it like.
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>> Nate Frye: Yeah, it's all brand new cable.
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>> Hunter Hoover: So is it like fiber optic now
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going in or.
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>> Nate Frye: Yeah, that's what I've been doing. Yep. Fiber optic. And we're
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trying to, uh. A lot of the phone companies are trying to get
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rid of copper cable. Totally get rid of it.
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So. Because it's just outdated and it's a pain in the butt
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to fix and get into all the time. So,
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uh, fibers just easier to fix and it's cheaper.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Huh Huh. I wonder if. I wonder if there's like many crack it
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like out here. The crackheads, like they.
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They stripping cars for copper wiring. I wonder if there's any
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crackheads that are like digging up copper wiring.
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>> Nate Frye: And I kind of stopped. It was a really big deal. And that's what
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kept them really. They used to have like 30
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splicers running around just dealing with the crackheads. Well, I
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think what happened is people are getting more ignorant of
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what are actually in the pho lines. It's not talked about
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as much as it was back then. Um, so a lot
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of people don't know when they see a cable now, they think it's
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energized. They think it's. Which copper is
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lightly energized, but it's more like a static shock.
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But a lot of people nowadays, I think they're ignorant on it. So they think
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it's like full power line, you know, so
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they'll get electrocuted if they touch it. So people don't touch it anymore.
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It was, uh, my dad, because he's been with phone company for
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20 years. Yah. He says that
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like it will be like it's. It
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was like 2015.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah.
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>> Nate Frye: When people just stopped messing with the, uh. They'd
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have a Call every now and then once in a while. But like
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early 2000s to up to 2010, it
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was even in the 80s, CR or 90s, they had a
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huge problem. So you know, just.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Dang, dude, that's, that's, that's
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crazy to think like all that cable and now
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they're relaying a new. A new, I guess better
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product. I assume that's why they're doing it's because it's better.
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>> Nate Frye: Yes, absolutely. And
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telephone. Ah, copper wire. Just.
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It's so slow, you know. And that's.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah.
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>> Nate Frye: You know, it just, it's so expensive because it's
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metal. This is just glass. It's just
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thin hair sized glass.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. Weird. That's so
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weird.
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>> Nate Frye: I like they shoot a little light through it and that's what trout
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uh, shoots your data through. It's just a little light.
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>> Hunter Hoover: That's crazy. It's wild.
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Oh my gosh. Dude, that's awesome that you're doing that though. You've
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been, you've been doing that for.
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>> Nate Frye: Going on three years now.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, three. Okay. Man. I was like.
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It's been, it's been at least two.
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>> Nate Frye: Yeah.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Um, so wow, that's cool.
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And uh, um. So you drive all the way
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out to Great Falls then?
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>> Nate Frye: Yeah, right now I do. Yep. That's. This has only
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been for about a month or so that I've been doing it.
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>> Hunter Hoover: So.
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>> Nate Frye: Yeah.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. Wow. Dude, that's um.
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Yeah, that's a, uh. They get to, they get to
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share the, the bathroom experience with you now as an
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adult. So you know, that's a treat for
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them. You're like.
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Not really. Yeah.
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Has a, has sims changed much?
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>> Nate Frye: No, um, no, the houses
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I've got actually I lied. The. It got taken
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over by a lot of Mennonites living there. They got a Mennonite church out
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there but they bought a lot of the houses and
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like spiffed them up like they're a lot. So they kind of cleaned
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it up a little bit. And the park is beautiful. They
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turn the uh, park
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into a double wide or the tennis court
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that out by the park and into like a double wide tennis court.
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And it's like brand new, uh, concrete and everything.
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They totally vamp that up and they uh,
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widened it so prety cool and they put like
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a huge jungle gym in there for a kids to play in. It's like a
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double decker play. Like it's uh.
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Yeah, they totally redid the park. It looks really nice.
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So I kind of lied there. I kind of forgot about that.
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>> Hunter Hoover: But good old Minnonites They're. They're mixing it
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up, up and sims.
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>> Nate Frye: Yeah. Yeah.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Wow, that's crazy. Sometimes every
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now and then, like, I'll get on Facebook and I'll see like,
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you know, like, Mrs. Roh. Somebody who
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has, like, kids that are just either finishing school or just
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recently, and I'll see, like, posts of like, the school
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or something. And I'm like, oh, my goodness, I'm
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a thousand years old. Is that JIMM
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released? Like, uh, yeah.
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>> Nate Frye: I went to the Hannah. My
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niece. What I'm gonna cover is my niece. Uh,
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uh, she just graduated this last year. And I went in there and I'm like,
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oh, man. Holy. To Betsy.
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I. Yeah, it's. It's different. It
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really is different. Um. Um.
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>> Hunter Hoover: That's crazy, dude.
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>> Nate Frye: Yeah, it's just wild.
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>> Hunter Hoover: It's amazing.
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Does it feel smaller?
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>> Nate Frye: Yes, it really does. Sitting in them bleachers. You know how
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I always sett in the bar and the, uh, up on the.
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The top part of the bleachers on the far left side or
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whatever. Far right, far left. Yeah. I
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felt like a freaking tuna sandwich in there, man. Like.
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Like a sardine is what I was going for. Like, I was like, this
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was this small. I remember this being a lot bigger.
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There was a person sitting next to me and I thought he was gonna start, like,
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kissing my shoulder, like, get
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out of here. I remember, like, isn't it like, dude.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Is crazy how, like, as we get
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older, we just become old fuddies.
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It's just. Oh, my gosh.
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The teens at the high school. I'm sitting here
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going, were we this ridiculous? And I'm like,
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yeah, we definitely were, um, if not
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more so. Uh, but I'm just like,
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oh, my gosh, this can't
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be. But, man,
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um, has your
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bathroom situation changed at all? You
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know, you staying regular? It's probably. Probably
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too much information to just jump right in, but, like,
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not at all. Stay is regular.
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>> Nate Frye: U. Yeah, about as regular
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as my diabetes will allow me to. You know, just.
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Just, um, doing when I go. And
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then you, you know. Pretty good,
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though.
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>> Hunter Hoover: I, uh, can't remember. I feel like you told me this last time, but does
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it foul you up? Like, I mean, obviously, like,
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you. You've had this as long as I've known. You've had diabetes as
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long as I've known you.
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>> Nate Frye: Yeah.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Like, does it. It has a pretty
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significant impact on. Is it. Is it
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just peeing or is it pooping, too?
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>> Nate Frye: It's. It used to. Just for me, it used
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to be, uh, peeing. Like, it Made
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me go frequently. Now it's
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effect started affecting now that you get older and what
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happens is high blood sugars
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especially what it does is it messes with
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your nerves in your small intestines and your large intestines. Ah.
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So when you get older. So when you're younger it's
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mainly just a pain. Well when you get older and your body starts
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not working as well now you start uh, pooping
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more. That just started happening me I was like
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why do I have to go poop all a sudden? And it was like a
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lot like why am I going more? Start checking my blood
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sugar when it was higher. I'm like no,
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uh, I didn't mind the pee and I could go outside the trailer
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and whatever. I mean I could find a ly spot. But
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that number two is a whole nother scenario. Like
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now I gott find somewhere.
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>> Hunter Hoover: That's a new game for sure. Yeah.
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Um. That's
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crazy. Yeah.
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>> Nate Frye: Yeah. I went to the doctor like I wouldn't have.
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>> Hunter Hoover: I wouldn't have guessed that it was the nerves. Like it makes
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sense because it's all, you know, it's all related and
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anything that controls muscle, anything is go
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goingna do that. I just. I wouldn't have.
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Yeah. That's interesting.
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>> Nate Frye: Yeah. Yeah. So I asked. That's how I found out about is I
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asked my doctor.
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>> Hunter Hoover: I was like ah, what's
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the deal?
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>> Nate Frye: Yeah, I was like why I get understand p like
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it your uh heart ratece gets and all this. She
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goes actually same with uh pee. And it's
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actually both the one in the same as you to your nerves,
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uh, your nerf start damaged and then
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it'when you get older, when you get past 25
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into 30s then it'll be everything like.
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Yeah. So.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Wow. So you so
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have you noticed any other like
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I don't know day to day life stuff?
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Just that as you get older from that. Other than that
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like.
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>> Nate Frye: Numbness in my hands like as far as high blood sugars go,
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really numbness has gotten a lot worse. I used to always
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feel tingly. Like I'd always feel a tle. Now I'm
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completely. No, that's probably a nerf thing.
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And I'll get like I'll start working on fiber
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splicing. Uh, I'll start splicing
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fiber and all of a sudden,
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um.
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All of a sudden uh, I can't feel the
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fiber in my hand anymore. It's size of a hair. But I'll
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like start splic. All sudden I'm like is it in my hand? Am I
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hold I ve see my hand but I can't feel it.
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>> Hunter Hoover: So I don't remember I asked. But do you. Do you ever do
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a snack or a drink in the shower? Nathan?
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>> Nate Frye: Absolutely not.
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>> Hunter Hoover: No. Okay.
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>> Nate Frye: I did not. And then. And
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then I watched a video. Hu.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Huh?
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>> Nate Frye: On somebody trying, um, um,
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an orange juice.
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Uh, uh, uh, uh, like not like
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it was a special type of orange juice. It starts with a
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tea tang. Nope,
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not tang. Tricana.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Okay. Yep.
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>> Nate Frye: Yes, yep. Trapicana. And
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they told me to add a little, uh, uh, just not
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much, but add a little vodka to it.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Okay.
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>> Nate Frye: Because I got stressed out for a little bit there. Somebody tried that while
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you're in the shower. And I was totally against it. You did ask me
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last time. I said hell no, I would never do that.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, well now you're vibing.
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>> Nate Frye: You're just like, that's only thing I will
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do.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Really. Okay.
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>> Nate Frye: That Tropicana with a little bit uh, of like a splat. Like
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a little good amount depending on how bad the day
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was.
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Uh, that skull vodka. And
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yeah, bro, it's like you're.
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>> Hunter Hoover: It's like you're just having a tropical drink under
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a nice warm rain.
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>> Nate Frye: That's exactly it. And you know I said
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I like to take my showers. Remember I explained to you last time,
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so.
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>> Hunter Hoover: That's right. You're like laying down, if I remember right.
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>> Nate Frye: Yeah. And I have a little pod hooked up to my side
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of my shower. Now the shower won't hit
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it, so it'll hang just above what water hits. So
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I got a little cup holder there.
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>> Hunter Hoover: I forgot about that. Oh my
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goodness. Oh, uh, the
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lay down shower, I totally forgot.
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>> Nate Frye: But I'll tell you what, in my parents shower, because
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I'ming, there's totally different experience. It doesn't work.
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I'm like. This is why uh, Hunter didn't like it
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this way because.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Oh yeah.
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>> Nate Frye: The way mine we played out, it worked, right?
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This one, not so much. It depends on the tub.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, depends on the tub. You just. Yeah, you
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got. You get full sprawled in one of those. Um,
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have you. Okay, so this one is like a market
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research mostly. So have you ever eaten
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deodorant?
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>> Nate Frye: I have.
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I have. And I have a reason why.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Okay.
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>> Nate Frye: You know how the. Okay, so you know how uh, you're
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uh. I. I do uh, u Old Spice. And you
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know when the. It gets empty,
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it'it plops down, right?
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Yeah, it'll like fall out sometimes. Yeah,
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that's exactly what happened. And
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uh, I was talking to
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a bunch of People. And I was like, oh, crap,
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my deodor's gone. And, uh, we were
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all eating, and, yeah, I grabbed
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that thing I was showing everybody. Everyone started eating
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cupcakes and what have you. We had all sorts of treats spread
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out, and my dumb butt just sat
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there with that thing thinking I had, like, a snack in my head.
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But I was hyper. You know how I want to get ADHD at my brain.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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>> Nate Frye: That's what happened.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Oh, my gosh.
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>> Nate Frye: Anyway, it's. Ah. A. It's not a thing I will ever do again,
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and if my best ability. So, no, I did
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not have a fun time doing that.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Oh, my gosh. Yeah. I u. So
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I asked people this because. So Anna, for a while, she was
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doing that, like, native deodorant. Like, the
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girls, I don't know, it's weird, but they had,
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like, some. That was, like, marshmallow and, like,
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o. Like, vanilla
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cream. And so one day, I was like, this
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stuff smells exactly like a bag of
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marshmallows. So I just took a bite of it, and
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it was the worst flavor. It was awful.
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And I'm like, how do they get something that smells so good
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to taste just exactly like chemicals?
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Like, u. Terrible. So.
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Yeah.
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>> Nate Frye: Well, I mean, was it used?
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>> Hunter Hoover: No, it was a fresh stick, so. Yes, that's a fair
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question. Uh, yeah, I didn't get. I didn't get, like, pit.
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I didn't get, like, pit stick. It was like.
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>> Nate Frye: That would have been wor.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Fresh stick.
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>> Nate Frye: I did not get a fresh stick. So you.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Oh,
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you got a randy stick.
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>> Nate Frye: Yeah, and that was m. Uh, luckily it was mine, but.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Okay.
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>> Nate Frye: When I took a bite out of it, but it's still just. It was a
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horrible feeling.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Right. Well, then Anna is like. She's like, well,
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I'm not gonna throw it away. So then she uses the deodorant with,
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like, this big mouth bite mark out of
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it for the next however long.
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Just. Yeah. Depraved.
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>> Nate Frye: No, I would. I would have rubbed that off. My
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dermahobia would not allow me, so I would have had
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to. I would have had to get a scraper, and I had to scrape
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that off until it was fresh.
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>> Hunter Hoover: He's shaving the deodorant down so it's fresh
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again.
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>> Nate Frye: Yeah, I would have. I would
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never. Y. Yeah, I couldn't do
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it.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Um, Nathan, have you ever been thrown up on?
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>> Nate Frye: Okay.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Anybody ever?
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>> Nate Frye: Besides my child? No.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Okay.
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>> Nate Frye: Yeahay. I have to exclude the. The child out of that
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one.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Yep. Absolutely. Yeah. Every. I feel like
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every parent has has gotten sick on him at some
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point. So that's. That's totally valid. U.
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Um, have you ever thrown up on someone, though?
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Have you ever, like, accidentally hit somebody with it?
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>> Nate Frye: No.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Besides maybe your parents?
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>> Nate Frye: Yeah. Yeah, no, I wasn't much of
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a God. I'm trying to think.
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I don't. I don't think so, but I've done a lot of crazy
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stuff. I'm gonna have somebody in, like, who's listed, like,
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Nate, Remember that one day I'BE like, oh, yeah. No, I don't.
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But, no, I. My memory, I don't think I
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have.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Okay. Yeah.
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>> Nate Frye: Um.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Um. Well, good. That's good for you.
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Um, my S.O. m.
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The first time I ever got thrown up on was Josh Kirsh.
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We rode some, like, fair Ride, and he
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just. Nathan, when you poop, do you ever look at it,
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like, before you flush her down?
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>> Nate Frye: O. Absolutely. I do.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. Almost exclusively. Is
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how I feel about it. It's like, I have to.
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>> Nate Frye: Yes, that's. That's a given.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. Um, and then do you use your phone on the toilet?
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I. I, you know, you've mentioned a little bit
18:38
of gerophobia and, and, and, you
18:41
know, cleanliness stuff, but, like, phone on the
18:44
toilet. Do you.
18:47
>> Nate Frye: Yes. I cannot go to the bath
18:50
without my phone.
18:54
I will have. There are a couple times where I have. I
18:57
have went to the bathroom without it just having to go really quick. The
19:00
toilet.
19:02
And I. It just, it frustrates me.
19:05
I get instantly frustrated when I don't have it
19:09
right.
19:10
>> Hunter Hoover: So we'll figure it out. But,
19:13
uh, because it definitely says that it is on my
19:16
end. So, um, so you. Yeah, Phone.
19:18
What are you doing on the phone while you're. While you're back?
19:21
>> Nate Frye: ###Ro I, uh, played Solaire
19:23
solitaire.
19:24
>> Hunter Hoover: Okay. Really? That's like old school guy.
19:27
>> Nate Frye: Yeah, it really is. And I can't get enough of
19:30
it.
19:31
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. Wow.
19:34
Good for you. You know, just sticking with the classics.
19:37
That's. That's a bold move.
19:39
>> Nate Frye: Every once in a while, I'll throw on the Tik Tock just
19:42
to get a good laugh at something. Because, uh, every time I turn that
19:45
app on, the Always, the first five videos are the funniest. And then it
19:48
gets boring from there.
19:49
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. Yeah. It's always.
19:53
>> Nate Frye: But like, if I'm in a public
19:55
restroom, you know, or whatever, I'm gonna play the solitaire,
19:58
but at home, I will throw on the Tik
20:01
Tock if I'm bored of the solitaire. But, yeah, like,
20:04
even other games, I used to have other Apps on my phone. But I'm just
20:07
like, no, man, I'm dedicated to this.
20:09
>> Hunter Hoover: That's awesome.
20:11
>> Nate Frye: Yeah. And it. I'm wondering if it's like a, uh, like
20:14
part of my ocd. Since I started doing that
20:17
a long time ago now I can't stop. It's like a
20:20
thing because I have slight OCD as far as same
20:23
with my gerophobia. I'm not
20:25
crazy about certain things.
20:28
It's just certain things I have to do when I'm
20:31
right. Certain things. You know, it's just. It's just a line,
20:34
like, I have to follow through with
20:37
when I get into one routine and something. But it's
20:40
random. It's not about everything. It' just on random
20:43
things that.
20:44
>> Hunter Hoover: Right, right. That's interesting at the moment.
20:46
>> Nate Frye: Yeah.
20:47
>> Hunter Hoover: Um. Huh huh. Yeah, dude,
20:49
Solitaire D Tik toc. Big time. I have
20:52
to revisit solitaire. It's been a minute. I.
20:55
I'm usually like, I'll do like. Like you said, five, six
20:58
scrolls on Tik toc. If I'm not done with my job by then, I
21:01
usually just. Yeah, hunker down.
21:04
But, um, when you. Nathan, when you
21:07
wash your hands, do you soap first or do
21:10
you wet your hands first?
21:12
>> Nate Frye: Nope, I use soap first.
21:14
>> Hunter Hoover: Soap first. Okay. Are you. Are you wet soap guy or you
21:17
do like.
21:18
>> Nate Frye: Oh, that. I actually, I actually prefer.
21:21
I do use a lot of what soap? Because that's mainly what
21:24
you see, but I prefer dry soap.
21:27
I think it gets better with the grind.
21:29
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. I, you know, as. As I get
21:32
older, I am find myself gravitating
21:35
towards the. The bar soap, the dry soap, a little
21:38
more, um, in my brain, I feel like it lasts
21:40
longer too. It's. It. Yeah.
21:43
>> Nate Frye: Yeah, yeah. Agree. My cousin makes it out
21:46
in Pennsylvania. Uh, she really
21:49
sends it to us. Yeah, I love.
21:51
>> Hunter Hoover: That's cool. Is it like, goat soap? I know people make soap out of,
21:54
like, goat milk.
21:56
>> Nate Frye: Yep. She does go goat soap. She does other
21:58
types of different stuff, but her main one is goat soap.
22:01
Yeah.
22:02
>> Hunter Hoover: That's crazy. That's awesome, dude.
22:04
>> Nate Frye: Huh, huh. Yeah, that's interesting.
22:07
>> Hunter Hoover: Now I wonder o see if it's made out of
22:10
goat's milk. Now all I can think is, does it taste good?
22:13
I know it should. I know it won't.
22:14
>> Nate Frye: But I now I am curious about that
22:17
because they mean they use a lot of natural ingredients, but the soapy
22:20
part, that makes it not natural anymore.
22:23
Yeah, I feel like that would. That
22:26
would be similar to the. To the deodorant.
22:30
>> Hunter Hoover: It's A one way train to diarrhea town. It's
22:32
just. Yeah.
22:35
Um, Nathan, when you go pee, do you ever like, try
22:38
to trace a pattern in the water, like in the bowl?
22:42
>> Nate Frye: No, I usually go on the sides so I don't make a
22:45
noise.
22:45
>> Hunter Hoover: Oh, that's right. Yes, yes. You, you're that. You ride that.
22:48
You ride the edge. Keep it quiet.
22:50
>> Nate Frye: I remember in the bathroom. And I'm not a guy that's
22:53
gonna turn on the faucet because that's basically the same
22:56
thing just in a different bowl.
22:58
>> Hunter Hoover: Right, right. You're just, you're just confirming that there's
23:01
loud noises again that are happening in there.
23:03
>> Nate Frye: Exactly. So I'm a pee on the side of there's room. And if
23:06
not, then I have to like. You know how some of them are full? It's like, oh, I
23:09
have. That sucks. But I'll do it then. But
23:12
I try to be as quiet as I can in the bathroom.
23:15
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, yeah. Um, um. Do you ever
23:17
use those, like little paper, like doily
23:20
toilet seat cover thingies for like when you sit
23:23
down?
23:24
>> Nate Frye: Being OCD as I am, I refuse to use
23:26
those.
23:27
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. Is it because I don't know how to use them? Like,
23:30
uh, I've tried a couple times just like for
23:32
research and I can't get it right. Dude, I can't get
23:35
him facing the right way to a point where it makes sense.
23:38
>> Nate Frye: You're talking to U shape thing.
23:41
Yeah, yeah. What you do is you, uh.
23:43
Actually what you're supposed to do is you're supposed to put it on
23:46
there, around. What you do is you use your thumbs
23:49
on the. Towards the lip of the
23:52
seat, like towards the end of it. And it'll hold
23:55
everything in place. And then you sit and then you remove your
23:57
thumbs. O.
23:58
>> Hunter Hoover: Uh, it works.
24:01
>> Nate Frye: So if you're ever going to experiment about that. Have you tried doing
24:03
that?
24:04
>> Hunter Hoover: I haven't tried that. I always like end up with part
24:07
of it in the water and then I like flush. But then when I
24:10
stand up, it like sticks to my butt and then it's
24:13
got like, pulls the wet out of the thing.
24:16
I'm like, no, no, no, no, no, we don't want this.
24:19
>> Nate Frye: No, that's what that's what I do. When I did try it out,
24:22
that's how I found out is you stick your thumbs right at the
24:24
lip, right at the tip of it where the U
24:27
ends. And then you sit on it and then you
24:30
remove it and it'll stay. The whole thing will stay because you're
24:33
right at the Ends there is where the structure is and
24:36
it kind of.
24:37
>> Hunter Hoover: Right.
24:38
>> Nate Frye: So yeah, make sure it's a little tight, but not too tight
24:40
where you rip it so it won't move.
24:44
>> Hunter Hoover: Interesting, huh? Uh, I'm gonna have to try that this time.
24:47
>> Nate Frye: But make sure you. You keep your thumbs on it until
24:49
you sit down. Then you remove your.
24:51
>> Hunter Hoover: Yes. Yes. Okay, I'm go. Going to have to try
24:54
this again because I've definitely messed it up
24:57
badly. U. Um, when you.
25:00
Speaking of, like, making noise. Okay, so this is one
25:03
making noise. When you go poop, do you
25:06
ever, like, make a little poop nest? Like toss a bunch of
25:09
toilet paper down in the bowl before you go so it
25:12
doesn't make any, like, curselash?
25:14
>> Nate Frye: No, that one doesn't bug me because that's
25:17
fast and it's over.
25:18
>> Hunter Hoover: Okay, that's fair.
25:20
>> Nate Frye: It's the long. The longated.
25:23
When you pee, it makes that longated constant.
25:26
And it's actually not because I'm embarrassed about other people.
25:28
It's actually, for me, I don't like the noise.
25:31
Yeah, it makes me like cringe.
25:34
Like not cringe, but just. It makes me shiver in a
25:36
way, so to speak. I just don't like the
25:39
noise.
25:40
>> Hunter Hoover: So it's actually vigorous. The vigorous
25:43
splashes is off putting to you. Huh?
25:46
>> Nate Frye: Huh? Yes. Ye.
25:48
>> Hunter Hoover: That's fair.
25:49
>> Nate Frye: That noise in.
25:56
>> Hunter Hoover: Um, Nathan, when you take. Well, you're laying down in
25:59
the shower, but when. So I'll tell you where this came
26:02
from. So I have a buddy and he told me that he doesn't
26:04
scrub his legs. Like he doesn't wash
26:07
below, like his thighs,
26:10
and he just lets the water run down. And his
26:13
thought process is, is the soap and everything runs down so he
26:16
doesn't have to scrub his legs. So my question to you is, do
26:19
you scrub your legs like every time you take a shower or is it
26:22
like every other time? Do you have a
26:24
pattern?
26:25
>> Nate Frye: And I'm going to explain the science behind it.
26:28
I do absolutely. I absolutely do
26:31
scrub my legs because one, I work outdoors a
26:34
lot. I sweat a lot.
26:36
>> Hunter Hoover: Oh yeah.
26:36
>> Nate Frye: Constantly doing stuff and I'm running around and I'm a
26:39
stinky boy a lot. So yes. And I feel it
26:42
on my legs. Letting the soap run down your legs
26:45
doesn't do a gosh darn tootin thing. And I'm sorry to your
26:48
homeomie, but that does not do it. What
26:51
absolutely does do it is putting that scrunchie thing. Whether you
26:54
use a rag or you use a scrunchie, I don't care what
26:56
Scrub. Uh, O what do they called a. Whatever you call
26:59
them, you know, using that absolutely
27:02
gets the dried up sweat and that's what
27:05
actually causes a lot.
27:06
>> Hunter Hoover: O yeah.
27:07
>> Nate Frye: When you sweat and, and you let it dry on yourself
27:10
that lot of times that soap and that running water doesn't take
27:13
it off. You have to scrub it off.
27:15
>> Hunter Hoover: He's getting rid of that grit.
27:18
>> Nate Frye: Yeah. And
27:20
dirt.
27:21
>> Hunter Hoover: Uh, yeah, that's a good point.
27:23
Yeah. You get pretty, um,
27:26
you get pretty randy doing the job. You do.
27:30
>> Nate Frye: Not when I'm just splicing, but when I'm placing the
27:33
cables. That's when it gets ok. The size of the cable
27:36
or like I have to go into a lot of basements a lot of
27:39
time and there's dust flying around and hisbestest
27:42
and all that because I go in some pretty old buildings out re updated. But
27:45
the basements didn't.
27:46
>> Hunter Hoover: Right, right.
27:48
>> Nate Frye: So, you know, and like I told you on that thing, like going to the
27:50
bottoms in the basement of school and it's all dirt
27:53
and'like I'm always having dirt. I come home
27:56
and I like take out pocket change and I'll have like a pile of dirt in my
27:59
pocket. I'm like, the hell? What did I do today? Did I earn that?
28:03
>> Hunter Hoover: Where did this come from?
28:05
>> Nate Frye: Exactly. I'll be like, what did I. I'll have to think back on what I did in
28:08
the day because there'be a lot of times where I'm in two or three different locations
28:11
in the day.
28:12
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. Wow, that's crazy.
28:16
U um, well, well, shoot, man,
28:19
that's. That's a wild world. Um,
28:21
um. Do you have any, like, do you have any bathroom
28:24
wisdom that you want to make sure that you, you give to people
28:27
on your second round here?
28:30
>> Nate Frye: Uh, uh, yeah, actually I do. U When you
28:33
wash your hands, please
28:35
please get in between your fingernails. If you don't clip your nails
28:38
off, scrub in between your.
28:41
And uh, when you're brushing your teeth. I know we
28:44
didn't talk about that. Use floss
28:48
because I have people talking to me and they'll. I'll see
28:50
stuff fly out of their mouth and I know it's because of the stuff that'll sit
28:53
there and their thing that they don't notice and that
28:56
scares me. Uh, that gives me nightmares. So, uh, grab your
28:59
nails and brush your teeth or flush your.
29:02
>> Hunter Hoover: You know, it's, it's just. Well,
29:05
I scrub them too. You know, get the brush in there after you're done
29:08
or before, however, you know, I, I floss first and then
29:11
brush I. But, dude, that.
29:15
Oh, yeah, yeah, I do. Huh. Do you do it the other way?
29:18
>> Nate Frye: Yeah, I brush and then I floss.
29:20
>> Hunter Hoover: Oh, interesting. I don't know why I floss
29:23
first.
29:24
>> Nate Frye: I don't think it matters, honestly. I don't care. As long as I
29:27
hear the words I floss. You could do it 10 minutes later
29:30
for all I give a DAR. Floss.
29:33
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, I. You know, I will. I gotta
29:35
confess, I had. I didn't. I
29:38
wasn't into the flossing game as much as I should have been until I
29:41
was, like, in my
29:43
mid-20s. Um, and
29:46
I was in charge of my own dental, and I was like,
29:49
oh, dear Lord, I need to floss because this is
29:52
expensive. And then now I'm like, now
29:54
I'm. It's one of those things now
29:57
where if I don't do it, I feel like I'm not ready for bed.
30:00
I. I won't sleep. I'll be like, well, I got to get up
30:03
and floss. I forgot.
30:05
>> Nate Frye: Yeah. And that. That happens to me. I'll.
30:08
I'll go to bed and I'll, like, forget to floss. You know, I'll
30:11
brush the teeth, but I'll forget to floss. And then guess what I'm doing when
30:14
I'm sitting there laying in bed, picking crap on, and I can
30:17
feel a little fuzzy in there or something? I'm like, oh, no, we're going
30:19
downstairs. Yeah, I actually now freak.
30:22
>> Hunter Hoover: It freaks you out.
30:23
>> Nate Frye: Yeah. I could send you a picture of it after we're done here, but I actually
30:26
have a door that actually has dental floss in
30:29
it right next to my bed in case I for get.
30:31
>> Hunter Hoover: The ``oss, that's awesome. He's got it
30:34
on. He's got it on hand.
30:35
>> Nate Frye: Um.
30:36
>> Hunter Hoover: That's awesome, dude. Uh, and it's just good advice,
30:39
you know, was your scrub.
30:42
Scrub underneath your fingernails and floss your teeth. We got
30:45
a kid at the high school. He, like, is
30:48
braggadocious. He thinks is so cool
30:51
how long his fingernails are, and
30:54
they're so gross. Like,
30:56
it. I. I wish there was a way for me
30:59
to get a picture of these so you could see,
31:02
but the dude has to have hepatitis B
31:05
living underneath these things. It's just.
31:08
Oh, gosh.
31:09
>> Nate Frye: That's what I'm talking about, bro. You don't know. I don't want to shake a
31:12
man's hand and him. His nail accidentally scratch me. I'll
31:15
be sitting there thinking about it if that dude scrubs
31:18
his nails or not.
31:19
>> Hunter Hoover: You can't look at it. You can't look at a man the same if he
31:22
scratches you with his fingernail on the handshake.
31:25
>> Nate Frye: Yeah, yeah, that and just
31:28
because then I. And that's happened before. I, uh, especially
31:31
being I meet so many people going in their
31:34
businesses, uh, splice
31:37
and fiber, I. I
31:40
shake their hand and this one dude like curled in on
31:43
me or whatever is hand. We had that awkward. Sometimes you
31:46
have them awkward miss handshake.
31:47
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. Yeah.
31:49
>> Nate Frye: And it, his nail caught me and it like scratched
31:52
the back of my hand. And I sat there, I was like,
31:54
I, I need to use your bathroom. I went and washed my hands
31:57
so I didn't get aids. Like
32:01
I don't know if he has that or not. Or like you said
32:03
hepatitis. I don't know what he has,
32:06
but there's something living under them name. Or he could have been a
32:09
nails cover, but I wasn't gonna ask him that.
32:12
>> Hunter Hoover: Right. It's just like, order up. Like you just
32:14
gotta, you got toa get it square and
32:18
yeah. When to me like I trim mine
32:21
back so often because if I don't,
32:23
I'll actually, I'll actually bite them. And
32:26
so like I, I cut mine like two or three times a week
32:29
just to keep that from happening. Um,
32:32
but like, oh, and so, but people that
32:35
get the little black goopies under, I was like,
32:38
just, we got to be done with that. You got to get underneath there.
32:41
You're right. Um, yeah, get up underneath
32:44
there. Um, um. Well, sweet dude. I
32:46
appreciate you doing this again. I'm actually
32:49
gonna hit, uh, stop and then we
32:52
can chat for as long as you want after
32:54
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