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Ep. 131 Surviving the Marker Wiping Days w/ Richard Riffle (Privychat 30) · Privycast

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>> Speaker A: Like, my friends would be taking showers, and you randomly hit the light, and you hear, they go,
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ah. You know, or something like that. And you're like, why did you
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design this light switch in the hallway that runs the
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bathroom?
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>> Hunter Hoover: Welcome back to privy. Privy is a
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podcast about bathrooms
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recorded in my home bathroom.
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I'm your host, Hunter Hoover, and I love
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bathrooms. And, uh, I'm going to be
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joined this week. I'm joined by none other than.
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Than Richard riffle. So let's. Let's get him in
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here. Awesome. Well, I am,
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um. I am joined, uh, this week on
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the show by. By Richard
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Riffle. Richard.
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>> Speaker A: How are you, dude?
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>> Speaker C: I'm good.
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>> Speaker A: How are you?
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>> Hunter Hoover: Good. Uh, we had a. What are you.
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I'm curious. Do you have a Mac? Is that what you're using?
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>> Speaker A: I am using a Mac.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Okay, sweet. That's. You're kind of the
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first, um, person with a Mac that I've tried the
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riverside thing with. So that's why I was like, we'll see what
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it does. I don't know. Um, but,
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no, that's awesome, dude. Uh, if,
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uh, you want. If you want to share just a bit about
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yourself, who you are, and,
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uh, you can. I was trying to. Every time I do
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this, I always try to remember, like, how did. How
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did I meet this person?
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>> Speaker C: Um.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Um, and I. I always. It's usually school,
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but sometimes it's work. And so, um.
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>> Speaker C: Yeah.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Why don't you tell us a little bit about who you are, and, uh, uh,
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and we can launch into it from there.
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>> Speaker A: Sure.
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>> Speaker C: Yeah.
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>> Speaker A: So, my name's Richard.
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>> Speaker C: Um.
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>> Speaker A: Um, so I grew up in, um. Um, Salem. Um, um,
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well, I was born in Idaho, but, I mean, I moved to
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Salem when I was five.
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>> Speaker C: Um.
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>> Speaker A: Um, and then the place that hunter and I
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met would have been at Corbin University.
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Um, and so an interesting story there is,
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my dad used to be the resident director of Pruitt van
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Gilder, and so I lived on Corbin's campus from
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age five to, uh, about 13.
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>> Hunter Hoover: No way.
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>> Speaker C: Yeah.
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>> Hunter Hoover: So I didn't know that.
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>> Speaker A: That's crazy. So that was my home. Um, was corbin.
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So I knew that when I graduated, I wanted to
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go there. And so then I ended up living in the same dorm that I grew up
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in.
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>> Hunter Hoover: That's crazy.
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>> Speaker A: Yeah. And so. But apart from
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that, um, I got into doing filmmaking
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when I was in middle school. We, uh, did a, uh,
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we did a church event, um,
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where instead of going to what was
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called, um, snowball at the public schools,
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the church held a no ball, which was like, a movie premiere
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night, and I was like, all right, yeah, good. Uh,
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and so you make little cheesy films,
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and then you, uh, take a limo from the back of the
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church, uh, to the front of the church. Um, and then
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people take your pictures and you show your movie. Well, our first one,
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we named it Zorro after Zoro because I guess we liked that movie at
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the time. And it was, like, 14
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minutes too long, and it was. It was awful,
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and it was just so cheesy. And, like, they ended
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up putting a time limit the following years after that. Um,
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but, but, yeah, we fell in love with movie making,
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and we were like, dude, let's. Let's continue doing
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this. And so, um. Yeah, yeah.
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Now, for the past, you know, let's see,
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we would have been probably 13 years old. So probably the past 20 years
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now, we've been doing filmmaking. Um,
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and not always full time. Right now it's full time,
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but, uh, we've probably made over 3000
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short films.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Uh, that's wild.
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>> Speaker A: Yeah, that's awesome. And people are always like, oh, how'd you
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guys do that? And we're like, well, we made two or three
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a week with friends coming home from school. They were never thought
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out. We just made stuff and then, you know, put it out there for people
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to see. And, um, yeah, it was.
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Wasn't until later on in life where we realized we could,
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you know, actually do a business doing video stuff.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Um, yeah, yeah. What, um, with that many,
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do you have, like, one or two that have been your absolute
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either favorites to make or your favorites kind of looking back
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on?
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>> Speaker A: I mean, we have a lot of favorites as far as, like, just when we
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were younger, even though they were cheesy, it's like, man, we just.
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We didn't care. We just went for it. There are certain ones that we
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definitely talk about more where it's like, we
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used to run around with complete, um, decked
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out sniper rifles with no orange tip
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and run around the street and no one batted an eye, you
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know? And so we're just a different time. Yeah, we're just shooting each other and
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it's like, oh, yeah, this is sick. And then we look back at it now and we're
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like, oh, boy.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, yeah.
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>> Speaker A: I think.
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>> Hunter Hoover: I think a lot of. I think a lot of guys our age
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have some sort of a problematic video like that
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somewhere out there. Um, there is
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definitely, uh, in high school,
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I want to say junior year, we were tasked with the
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great Gatsby, and we made a
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video essay. Instead of doing an
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essay, we made a video of a remake of
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Gatsby. Um, but
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for some reason, our interpretation of
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Gatsby really painted gun
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violence in an all new light.
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Uh, and so, you know, we're running around in Montana in the
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field. Like, it's. It's
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unhinged. Um, but, yeah, that's. Dude,
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that's fun sometimes. That's the, uh.
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Yeah, that's the fun stuff. Getting out there when you're
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young and then looking back and going, what was I doing?
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>> Speaker A: Did you grow up in Montana?
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>> Hunter Hoover: I did, yeah.
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>> Speaker C: Yeah.
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>> Hunter Hoover: I, uh. I lived there until I left for
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Corbin. Um, so.
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>> Speaker C: Wow. Yeah. What.
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>> Hunter Hoover: What part of Idaho were you from? I'm curious because
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Anna. Anna's from Idaho, so I grew.
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>> Speaker A: So I was born in Boise, Idaho.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Really?
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>> Speaker C: Yeah.
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>> Speaker A: And then I lived in Montana for a couple years.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Really?
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>> Speaker A: So I lived. It was in a town called Depuure,
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Montana.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Oh, yeah.
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>> Speaker C: Yeah.
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>> Speaker A: Okay, cool.
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>> Speaker C: That's cool.
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>> Speaker A: You've heard it. Most people haven't because it's a town of nothing. So.
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>> Speaker C: Yep.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Yep. So I went to high school in sims,
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which is. I is small as or smaller
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than Depuyur. Um, so,
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no, I totally get that. That's awesome. I didn't know that.
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>> Speaker A: Yeah, my dad was a pastor there in M Depuur, Montana,
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so. Really?
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>> Speaker C: Yeah.
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>> Speaker A: Ah, so for a little while.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. And so. And so you guys
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is the. So he took
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that job at Corbin as resident director.
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Um, how. How long before
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we ended up at Corbin? Was your dad there?
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I'm trying to.
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>> Speaker A: He was there from, like. Yeah, so, uh,
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when I was five, so would have been, like, you know,
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the early 2000. All the way to, like,
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2011, I think.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Really?
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>> Speaker C: Yeah. Ah.
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>> Speaker A: Something like that.
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>> Speaker C: And then.
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>> Speaker A: And then. Well, no, not 2011. I'm
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sorry. You would have been 1995 to about
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probably 2004.
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>> Speaker C: Okay.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Okay.
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>> Speaker C: Yeah. Cuz not.
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>> Speaker A: Not when we were there.
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>> Speaker C: Got, uh. It.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, I was like.
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>> Speaker A: It was like Ben Pearson, and then there was Corey Ellison
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before him.
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>> Speaker C: Yeah.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Okay.
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>> Speaker C: Yeah.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Okay.
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>> Speaker C: Yeah.
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>> Speaker A: My m mom was the male lady there for
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14 years.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Wow.
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>> Speaker A: So my mom would have been there when you were there.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Really?
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>> Speaker A: That's crazy, Suzanne.
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>> Speaker C: Oh.
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>> Hunter Hoover: What?
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>> Speaker A: Yeah.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Oh, my gosh. I had
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roommates that worked in the mail room with her.
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>> Speaker A: Oh, yeah.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Like, that's crazy. I did not know
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that. Um. Man, I feel like I'm
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rediscovering.
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>> Speaker A: Well, like, we knew each other in
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college, but it wasn't until we worked at
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CCPC that we started actually, like, getting
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to know each other.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. Oh, man, those were. Those were some
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wild days.
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>> Speaker C: Yeah.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Uh, yeah, I, uh.
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Man, you. What I'm gonna say is, I think you
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got out at a perfect time, at
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the exact perfect time because I stayed
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a little too long.
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>> Speaker C: Yeah.
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>> Hunter Hoover: And I was. I was pretty jaded by the end of it.
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>> Speaker A: Uh, it was, it was a, uh, it's a tough on the mind
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job. Yeah, for sure. Yeah. Some of those
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kids, I still see some of them now, like, just on Facebook and
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stuff like that. They're like, you remember who I am. I'm like, of course I do.
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>> Speaker C: Yeah.
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>> Hunter Hoover: How could I forget?
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>> Speaker C: Yeah.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Wow, that's. That's awesome. And you guys are. Are you guys
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in Salem?
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>> Speaker A: No, we're in, uh, Tucson, Arizona.
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>> Speaker C: Okay.
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>> Hunter Hoover: That's what I thought. I kept. I kept messaging you
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saying, yeah, Pacific standard time. I, uh. Because I
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know Arizona is weird. I got a buddy, um, that I
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do some bible podcasting stuff with, and he's
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in Phoenix, I think.
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>> Speaker C: Yeah.
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>> Hunter Hoover: And he's like, yeah, we don't do a time change. And I said, man, that
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feels like. That feels so good. I wish we could figure that
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out.
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>> Speaker C: Yeah.
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>> Speaker A: So, like, usually you guys are, like, an
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hour behind, but. Yeah, because your new
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time change, now we're at the same time again.
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>> Hunter Hoover: So good. It's very, so much, um.
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Yeah, so you guys have been doing. You and your.
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Your brother, um, have been. Have been
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doing full time or. Or next
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to full time video production? Yeah, I, um,
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know, I see a few things come through on
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social media and YouTube and things like that. Um,
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and do you
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guys. So do you guys have, like,
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a studio? What. What degree to which,
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like, how big is this? This is it.
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Riffle Brothers production?
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>> Speaker A: Is that. Yeah, so it's called riff video
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production.
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>> Speaker C: Yeah. Sweet. Sweet.
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>> Hunter Hoover: And so.
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>> Speaker A: And I just kind of tell the viewers where the name riff came from, because I know it's
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kind of like people like, oh, guitar riff.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Like, yeah, do it.
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>> Speaker A: Uh, but growing up in high school and college, so I have a
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twin brother. His name is Ryan, and so we do the business together.
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And people kept getting our names
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confused, which we didn't care. People asked us, they're like, do you
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get mad when people get your name wrong? I'm like, if that were true,
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I'd be a very angry person.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah.
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>> Speaker A: Um, and so they just started calling us riff, and they
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called us both that, so that way, they want to get it confused.
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>> Speaker C: Yeah.
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>> Speaker A: Um, and then we both answered to it either way.
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And, um, like I said, we never got offended or anything, but
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we were like, that's fine. And so especially into college. I
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started going by riff, and then eventually I was like, dude, let's
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just name our production company.
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>> Speaker C: That. That's awesome.
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>> Speaker A: That's what everybody knows us by. Anyway. Um, that's super cool.
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And so, yeah, so it's riff video productions. And,
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um, so my brother is a film
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teacher at a high school. Um, um, and he works part day. He
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was full time. Now he's doing part time. Um,
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um, and it's funny, he dropped out of college and no
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teaching degree. Um, and so
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two weeks before school started. His wife is a librarian
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there. And they were like, hey, the person who was that we
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interviewed who was doing it dropped out, and we only have two weeks
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left. They're like, will you do it? Like, I know we know you don't
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have experience or, like, anything with teaching, but we need somebody. And he goes,
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okay. And so now he's been doing it for the last three years.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Um, that's awesome.
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>> Speaker A: And he's like, turn the program completely around. And so
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that's super cool. Yeah, so it's pretty fun. And,
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um, but anyway, so he does that part time, and then,
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you know, right around noon, he'll come here, um,
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to our studio, aka my apartment,
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uh, in one of my bedrooms. Uh,
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so that's where we have it set up for the green screen and stuff. The house is
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a mess. Constant link. Because we're like, oh, let's set up these
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lights in the spog machine and do this all in the small little
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kitchen. And so there's just stuff
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everywhere.
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>> Hunter Hoover: That's super cool, though.
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>> Speaker A: So I will be excited to move out later this,
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um, later this month? Uh, yeah,
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in a couple months. And then we're gonna move to a house, and
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then most likely gonna be getting married, so.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Hey, there you go. That's awesome, dude. Well,
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congrats on. On that upcoming,
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uh, wedding, you guys. Are you guys in, like, full planning mode
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or.
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>> Speaker A: No, so I haven't. So we're supposed to be going
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to Mexico here,
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but I got sick, and she's sick, and we're like, well, we
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leave Friday morning, so we'll see if we feel good enough.
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But, um. But I was
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going to propose then, but the ring isn't here yet, so
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we've.
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>> Speaker C: We've.
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>> Speaker A: We're very, like, in communication with each other, so she's like,
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you know what? Let's. We'll just wait until the ring comes, and then, you
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know, then you could do something fun, and I was like, sick, and so we'll just wait till the ring
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comes, and when it happens, then we'll propose. But we are definitely in
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the, like, pre planning mode where it's like, okay.
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>> Hunter Hoover: We know we're gonna get engaged.
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>> Speaker A: It's not like, you know, you see those funny
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videos, especially when we were younger, where people propose at a basketball
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court and the girl runs away, and you're like, did
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you not talk about it beforehand? Like, uh, this was, like,
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a complete surprise. You're dating two months or something.
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>> Hunter Hoover: And so I I don't understand that. I
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like when Anna and I got together, we. I mean, we had
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multiple conversations when we started dating, to the point
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where, like, I half expected she was kind
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of at the point where it's like, yeah, it could be any day now. Like, we've talked about
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getting, getting married so many times that
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he has to, like, it has to be ready.
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And, uh, yeah, you are absolutely right. I don't understand
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the. The shock that some people experience.
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>> Speaker A: Yeah, there shouldn't be a shock factor. I
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mean, there should be made for how you do it, but not the
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idea that it's gonna happen.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Right, right. Um, well,
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so I have a few questions, and
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what usually. I'll tell you what usually happens, um, on
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the show is I'll begin asking questions, and then people are
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like, oh, actually, I got a story about that. Or, hey,
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I actually got something I got to say about that. Um,
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these, um, are just bathroom related questions.
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There's nothing too messy or wild. Um,
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uh, we'll just start off, and if you're like,
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oh, actually, I got a weird little story, feel free to stop me.
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Um, um, it's pretty open ended, uh, here, uh, on the
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show. But, uh, uh, the. The first thing I have for you is what,
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what type of toilet paper do you prefer?
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>> Speaker A: I think right now I have charmin.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. The beautiful bears. You got red bag charming
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or blue bag?
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>> Speaker A: I think the blue one. Yeah, the bluish green one. I think
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that's classic charming. Or maybe it's angel soft, now that I
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think about it.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Okay.
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>> Speaker A: I don't really prefer a certain one. It's kind of like, I go to the
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store, I'm like, this one's cheaper for the price.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah.
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>> Speaker A: Uh, even, like, right now, being sick. Like,
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I use toilet paper to blow my nose. Like, I don't usually
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use tissue boxes. I usually use toilet paper.
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Yeah, it's a little scruffier, but, like, look how much I
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have.
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>> Speaker C: Yeah.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, that's true. Well, and I always, uh. It's
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a good move. I'm always. I feel like maybe
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I'm buying the wrong toilet paper. But I feel like if I blow my
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nose on it because I have. I. I have allergies bad. And
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so, like, pretty much this time of year through October is
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just absolutely awful.
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>> Speaker A: Dude, I was so allergic to pollen and everything. There I
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was. I took allergy shots every week for
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two years, and it was just awful. Didn't help at all.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, yeah. But, like, I feel like toilet paper, it just
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disintegrates. And then I. And I have a beard, and so
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then I just get, like, the confetti.
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>> Speaker A: Oh, yeah.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Tp beard. And it's like, what are we doing? This.
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This has to be different.
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>> Speaker C: Um.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Um, so. So toilet paper. Uh, uh, angel
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soft. But you. But you're pretty. You're pretty agnostic when it
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comes to toilet paper. You're just kind of.
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>> Speaker C: You're.
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>> Hunter Hoover: You keep it simple.
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>> Speaker C: Yeah, yeah.
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>> Speaker A: I don't really care too much. You know, there is that kind of,
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like, you go to, like, uh, uh, you know, public restrooms,
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and they're, like, super. I don't even know what
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it's made out of, but it's like, you can see through it, you know, and it's so
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skinny, and you're, like, you got to grab, like, half of
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it just to make it seem like you're doing something.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, that's.
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>> Speaker C: That.
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>> Hunter Hoover: That stuff's not necessary. I, uh.
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Yeah, that. That's insane. Um, when it's on
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the roll, are you. Do you care if it goes
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over?
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>> Speaker A: Yeah, it goes over.
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>> Speaker C: Yeah.
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>> Speaker A: Forward.
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>> Speaker C: Yeah. Okay.
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>> Speaker A: Not behind.
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>> Speaker C: Yep.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Oh. Why do you. Why do you feel that way?
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>> Speaker A: I think behind is just more annoying to grab it from.
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Like, I feel like if I pull it forward, it's kind of like you're
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pulling a rope or something. You know, you're pulling, like, over end
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like that. And so it's like, it's easier to get. But
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honestly, if we're being truthful here, most of the time, I don't
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even put it on the thing. I put it on my counter and
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just put my finger through the hole and then, like, rip it off that way.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Oh, like you creating your own roller.
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>> Speaker C: Yeah.
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>> Speaker A: So, like, I mean, I'll put it, like, uh, straight down through it,
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and then, you know, I see what you're saying.
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>> Speaker C: Yeah, yeah, yeah. Uh, yeah.
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>> Speaker A: And then just pull it that way. Because sometimes it's easier because the
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apartments around here, it's like the toilet paper thing.
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It's really close to the toilet, so, like, I might as well just put it on the
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counter to where it's my height. Than just, like, do it that
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way.
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>> Hunter Hoover: Oh, my gosh.
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>> Speaker A: Hashtag, uh, man cave. So when I get married, I know
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it will not be that way. And I think Marissa is
16:18
a underperson. Uh, I feel like I've
16:21
gone in my bathroom before and it switched and I'm
16:24
like, what the?
16:25
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, I, you know, good for her. Um,
16:28
there's a handful of us under people out there. I. So
16:31
I'll tell you, I'm kind of like you when it comes to just toilet paper in
16:33
general. I don't think it cares. And I've told Anna, I was like, listen, if
16:36
I got it on the roll, I have
16:39
succeeded, um, because I'm exactly
16:42
with you. I will just set it on the little shelf and be like,
16:45
it's fine. I'll just reach back, grab, pull off what I need.
16:48
This is just an added step.
16:50
>> Speaker C: Yeah.
16:50
>> Speaker A: Uh, and then I don't have to worry about when I'm trying to reload it.
16:53
The spring just, like, explodes in your hand and it scares the
16:56
crap out of you.
16:57
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. Or I'm always afraid of, like, when I dump the little
16:59
cardboard thingy in the trash of, like,
17:02
the spring shooting the other end of the
17:05
thingy in the trash too.
17:07
>> Speaker C: Yep.
17:08
>> Hunter Hoover: I'm like, then I gotta fish that out. I don't wanna deal with it.
17:10
>> Speaker C: Um. Um.
17:11
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, well, very good.
17:13
>> Speaker C: Um.
17:13
>> Hunter Hoover: Um, so toilet paper over?
17:16
>> Speaker C: Uh.
17:16
>> Hunter Hoover: Uh, that's. Yeah, perfect.
17:19
>> Speaker C: Um.
17:19
>> Hunter Hoover: Um. Are you, are you a bar soap or a
17:22
liquid soap lad?
17:23
>> Speaker A: Like, uh, uh, recently it's been more bar
17:25
soap.
17:26
>> Hunter Hoover: Really?
17:27
>> Speaker C: Yeah.
17:27
>> Hunter Hoover: Ah.
17:27
>> Speaker A: So it was always kind of liquid growing up, but, yeah, you
17:30
know, my dad always used bar soap and I was like, yeah, I don't, just don't
17:33
see the reason for it, you know? Like, if I can get a three in one and watch
17:36
my hair, body and everything and conditioner all in one.
17:39
Great.
17:40
>> Speaker C: Um.
17:40
>> Speaker A: Um. And then it was like, just kind of more.
17:42
>> Speaker C: Yeah.
17:42
>> Speaker A: The last couple years, it's been like, oh, I just take this thing in my hand
17:45
and I can just, like, pretty much I'm just rubbing my hand around my
17:48
body and it's working. So I'm like, this is, this is nice. So,
17:51
yeah, now I'm, I think.
17:53
>> Hunter Hoover: I think there's, there's an age at which people
17:56
give up on the liquid soap life. I haven't, I
17:59
haven't done it yet. I'm like, I'm, like, dying on
18:01
this, but I find that there's people
18:04
like, yeah, it's just a simpler way forward.
18:07
>> Speaker C: Um. Um.
18:07
>> Hunter Hoover: Have you ever carved messages in the bar soap.
18:10
>> Speaker A: Oh, just like, with your fingers sometimes, but not.
18:13
Not very often. Yeah, not like I
18:16
sometimes mess with it.
18:17
>> Speaker C: Dude, the.
18:18
>> Speaker A: I got this, or my aunt gave me this. Um,
18:21
it's like the bar soap, the sasquatch bar
18:24
soap. Oh, yeah.
18:25
>> Speaker C: I.
18:26
>> Speaker A: This thing is so strong because I put it on, like, where I usually
18:29
put it, like, in my shower with my other ones, just on the paint
18:32
itself. I took it up the other day, and it ripped the
18:35
paint off of the bathroom, and I was like, oh,
18:38
my gosh. And so I had to figure out a strategic place to put it so I
18:41
wasn't ripping the paint up.
18:42
>> Hunter Hoover: Oh, man, that's crazy.
18:44
>> Speaker A: I'm like, man, I'm putting this on my body. Sick.
18:46
Yeah.
18:49
>> Hunter Hoover: Oh, my gosh. Yeah. Uh,
18:52
so when did you. Was the. Was the
18:55
message in the bar soap, was that a recent thing, or did you ever
18:58
try that in your dad's bar soap or, like, no.
19:01
To your brother?
19:02
>> Speaker A: No, I mean, it wasn't ever, like, really, like, messages.
19:05
It'd be just, like, put your fingernail on it and kind of, like,
19:08
run it through real quick. But I never. Yeah, I never got into,
19:10
like, doing full blown words or messages.
19:13
>> Speaker C: Yeah. What.
19:14
>> Speaker A: What are some of the messages you would write? Would you do it to your siblings and
19:17
stuff?
19:18
>> Hunter Hoover: I I would. I never. I've always been a
19:21
liquid soap guy. I had a guy on the show a
19:24
few years back that a, uh, year or two ago, and he
19:27
said, yeah, I used. When I was a kid, I used to carve a message
19:30
to my siblings, and then I had his brother
19:33
on, and I said, hey,
19:36
did you ever receive soap soap
19:39
messages? And he goes, yeah, actually, that's weird that
19:41
you asked that. I did. Like, uh, I
19:44
would get messages on my bar soap. And he
19:47
thought it was his dad
19:50
because he was like, he would always say, wash
19:53
better, or, you know, don't forget to wash your
19:56
hair or something like that. And he's like, I always thought it was my mom
19:59
or dad, you know, putting that in
20:02
there. I was like, no, dude, it's your brother messing with you. Like,
20:05
you. And so, like, on the show, he
20:08
found out, you know, that it's his little brother
20:11
just kind of screwing with him.
20:12
>> Speaker A: That's, uh, hilarious.
20:13
>> Speaker C: Yeah.
20:13
>> Hunter Hoover: So I. Yeah, I've. I've always been liquid soap.
20:16
My dad always. He used that, like, irish spring
20:19
green bar. Uh, that I feel
20:22
like I. It's like the ubiquitous dad
20:25
bar soap now in my brain. But,
20:28
um. Um. But, yeah, I'm. I'm, like, I said, I'm still
20:31
using liquid soap. I'm.
20:33
>> Speaker A: My dad always used the, uh. Uh, I don't remember what the
20:36
brand was. It was the white one, but it wasn't dove. It was
20:38
like something else. Yeah,
20:41
maybe it was an irish one, too, where it was, like, more of a white kind,
20:44
though.
20:44
>> Hunter Hoover: But instead of maybe an ivory.
20:46
>> Speaker A: Yeah, maybe.
20:47
>> Speaker C: Yeah.
20:48
>> Speaker A: I don't know. It's probably some. Probably the cheap ones that you find in
20:51
a hotel.
20:53
>> Hunter Hoover: Snag a few on your way out.
20:55
>> Speaker C: Yeah.
20:55
>> Hunter Hoover: Um. How do you feel? How do you feel about baths?
20:58
Taking a bath?
20:59
>> Speaker A: I. I only took baths when I was younger, when my mom would
21:02
bathe me or something like that. Um,
21:05
or let's see. Did I do
21:08
it for. Did a car accident a
21:11
couple.
21:12
>> Hunter Hoover: Ah, about.
21:13
>> Speaker A: It was a while ago now. Almost like, probably eight months.
21:16
Eight, nine months ago.
21:16
>> Speaker C: Um.
21:16
>> Speaker A: Um, but I. But I fractured a couple
21:19
transverse process in my back. And so it was kind of one of
21:22
those things where. And so those bones you can't
21:25
bend. So, like, my girlfriend had to stay at the parents
21:28
house for three weeks, and they, like, you know,
21:31
like, in the middle of the night, she has to, like, put her arms underneath
21:34
my back and slowly raise me up so I can sit
21:37
all the way up and then slowly turn me. And it was just,
21:39
like, super annoying. And now I'm fully healed, you know, by
21:42
the grace of God. It's just like, no, I'm good, you know? And so.
21:45
But I'm trying to think if I took any bass during that time. I
21:48
don't think I did because I don't think I could have bend it enough. Taking a
21:51
shower. Shower was still really difficult, but.
21:53
>> Speaker C: Yeah.
21:54
>> Speaker A: Yeah.
21:54
>> Hunter Hoover: Are you. Are you opposed to baths in any way, or are you just kind of
21:57
like. Yeah, it just hasn't happened.
21:58
>> Speaker A: I still see really the need for them. I mean,
22:01
you're just like. Like, what people say and what, you know, I'm
22:04
gonna say that you're just sitting in your own filth for, like, a long
22:07
time.
22:08
>> Hunter Hoover: Yep. It. That's the biggest
22:10
barrier for me. I, um. I'm almost to the
22:13
point where I won't even. I won't even mess with
22:16
the swimming pool. Like, I mean, I will,
22:19
but I've read. Doing research for this
22:22
show. I've read so much about the things that go on
22:24
and the things that seep into a swimming pool that I'm like,
22:27
oh, no, a swimming pool was.
22:29
>> Speaker A: Like McDonald's ball pit.
22:31
>> Speaker C: Yeah.
22:32
>> Hunter Hoover: Yep, yep.
22:33
>> Speaker A: I'm the same way. I'm not a big water fan anyways, so
22:36
not not like showers.
22:38
>> Speaker C: Yeah.
22:38
>> Speaker A: I'll stand in there forever, but, uh, like, as far
22:41
as, like, swimming and going in pools or rivers or lakes
22:44
and stuff, I don't really care for it.
22:47
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. So. So big fan of showers.
22:49
>> Speaker C: I have.
22:50
>> Hunter Hoover: I have a number of shower questions because I. I am also. I
22:53
love showers, and I have spent probably too much time
22:56
thinking and curating my. My little
22:58
shower umbrella of what I enjoy.
23:01
So, have you ever. Number one. Have you ever taken a dark
23:04
shower, just in the dark?
23:07
>> Speaker C: Um.
23:07
>> Speaker A: Um, if I did, it was only because college students would turn off the
23:10
lights.
23:10
>> Speaker C: Yeah.
23:11
>> Hunter Hoover: Okay, so, when I was at Corbin, um. Um,
23:14
do you remember. Do you remember Matt Gibson?
23:16
>> Speaker A: Yes. Yes. Because Matt Gibson and
23:19
Andrew would. Was the duo, and they do their ping
23:22
pong stuff, and.
23:23
>> Hunter Hoover: Yep, yep.
23:24
>> Speaker A: Then they do the push pass and Frisbee.
23:26
>> Speaker C: Yeah. Uh oh. Yeah.
23:26
>> Hunter Hoover: Yep.
23:27
>> Speaker C: Yeah.
23:27
>> Hunter Hoover: So, Matt Gibson, he
23:30
tipped our haul off to. To the dark shower,
23:33
and he. We would walk in, and there'd be a line of
23:36
four showers all running, all full of
23:38
guys. Lights off completely.
23:41
And everybody knew, like, if you walked in and the showers run,
23:44
it do not hit the lights, because we have, like,
23:47
this echo chamber now of, uh. It's
23:49
like. It's like the sensory deprivation things,
23:52
but it's so ingrained now that I still
23:55
shower with the light off, and
23:58
it drives on a nuts because she'll walk in. I'm like, don't turn the
24:01
light on. Like, just.
24:04
You got to give it a second.
24:06
>> Speaker A: That's funny. No, I. Not in that kind of
24:08
way ever.
24:09
>> Speaker C: Yeah.
24:10
>> Speaker A: Uh, it's worth it. I have to try it. And
24:13
it's a small bathroom, so I know no one's coming in if I lock the door, you know?
24:15
Well, no one else lives here, but, you know, you still, like, lock the
24:19
front door, my bedroom door, and then the bathroom door. Like that's gonna do
24:21
anything.
24:22
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, that's. What's the other
24:25
thing? It's like, okay, uh, when we lived in. When
24:27
we lived in those saddle ridge or saddle
24:31
whatever.
24:31
>> Speaker A: Saddle club. Saddle club apartments.
24:33
>> Speaker C: Yeah.
24:33
>> Speaker A: I used to live in those two.
24:34
>> Hunter Hoover: Anna and I, we. She was always like, make sure you lock the door if you're gonna get a
24:37
shower, in case, you know, you don't want someone to come in. I'm
24:40
like, Anna, if they are coming in,
24:43
for whatever reason, they're gonna. The locks at
24:46
this place are doing nothing. They're gonna. They're gonna be in
24:49
here, like.
24:50
>> Speaker A: And the light switches on the outside.
24:53
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah.
24:55
>> Speaker A: Like, my friends would be taking showers, and you randomly hit the light. And you hear they
24:58
go, ah. You know, or something like that. And you're like, why did
25:00
you design this light switch in the hallway that runs the
25:03
bathroom?
25:04
>> Speaker C: Yeah.
25:04
>> Hunter Hoover: That's. That's wild.
25:06
>> Speaker C: Um.
25:06
>> Hunter Hoover: Um, I could not answer that question for
25:09
you. Have you ever. Have you ever had a snack in the
25:11
shower?
25:14
>> Speaker C: Um. Um.
25:15
>> Speaker A: I mean, I'm sure I have. If anything, it's been like, I'm finishing a
25:18
cookie or something like that.
25:19
>> Hunter Hoover: Okay. Oh, wow.
25:21
>> Speaker A: I'm a big sugar person. So big sweet person. I have cookies right next to
25:24
me right now.
25:24
>> Hunter Hoover: That's awesome.
25:25
>> Speaker C: What's your.
25:26
>> Hunter Hoover: What's your go to cookie?
25:27
>> Speaker A: I mean, a chocolate chip, for sure. My mom makes
25:30
oatmeal. Oatmeal cookies. Not oatmeal. What
25:33
do they call it?
25:33
>> Speaker C: No.
25:34
>> Speaker A: Bake cookies.
25:34
>> Hunter Hoover: Oh, my gosh. Yeah, those are. Those are, like,
25:38
some of my favorites. That's awesome.
25:39
>> Speaker C: Yeah.
25:39
>> Speaker A: So I have some of those right now because you just made them and sent them to us
25:42
and, um, for Easter.
25:44
Um.
25:46
>> Hunter Hoover: Oh, man. Easter snuck up on
25:49
me this year.
25:49
>> Speaker A: I it's earlier than it was last year,
25:52
too, though.
25:53
>> Speaker C: Yeah.
25:53
>> Speaker A: Like, it's like a month earlier than it was last year.
25:56
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. I could not believe it. We were. We were looking
25:59
at him like, we got to get stuff ready.
26:01
>> Speaker C: We're.
26:02
>> Hunter Hoover: We're less than a week out. Uh,
26:03
uh, yeah.
26:05
>> Speaker A: You gotta hide eggs for your kids.
26:07
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, we still gotta pack eggs, guy. We're not
26:10
even. We are. We are very far
26:12
behind. Um, so one of the. One of the shower
26:15
snacks I have tell everybody about is. Is an
26:18
orange in the shower. Um, um, but
26:21
you eat it like, you eat an apple. So instead of, like, you peel it,
26:24
like normal.
26:25
>> Speaker A: Sure. But then you don't take away the slices.
26:26
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, yeah, yeah. You just. You just kind of eat and
26:29
the juice just goes. But it's, like, the
26:32
only time that you can risk free do that.
26:35
>> Speaker A: That's usually so sticky.
26:37
>> Speaker C: Yeah.
26:38
>> Speaker A: By the end of it.
26:38
>> Speaker C: And so. Yeah.
26:39
>> Hunter Hoover: So I have to spread my. My gospel of
26:42
shower orange, I guess. And the good news
26:46
also, uh, in the shower, have you any drinks? Because I.
26:49
That's the other thing. I'm, like, big proponent of a
26:52
drink in the shower.
26:53
>> Speaker C: Really?
26:54
>> Speaker A: No, I don't think so. No, really? Drinks.
26:56
Yeah. The only time I'll ever have, like,
26:59
drinks of any, like, with water is, like, if I go.
27:02
When I go back home, my parents live in a 55 and older
27:05
community, and so then they have a hot tub there, and so then
27:08
I'll bring, like, cold water with me. So that way I can sit in it and then
27:11
be drinking cold water and like, yeah, but that.
27:14
Yeah, that's kind of it. Otherwise, I'm just drinking the. Actually, around
27:17
here, I don't really drink the water from the faucet because
27:20
Arizona water is just gross.
27:22
>> Speaker C: Yeah.
27:22
>> Hunter Hoover: Oh, really?
27:23
>> Speaker C: Yeah.
27:23
>> Speaker A: Organ water is great. Like, I drink from the tap anytime. But around
27:26
here, like, you fill it up and it looks like
27:29
lemonade, you know, and you're like, something wrong?
27:32
It's not yellow. That yellow, but it's very thick and very,
27:35
like, very. All the metal.
27:37
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. Yeah, that's
27:39
gross. Um, I grew up where I was at in
27:42
Montana. We had that bad,
27:45
like, to the point where our. Our little
27:48
town, which was. It was. Everything's all
27:50
separated, but they put out a do not drink notice at one
27:53
point, they're like, hey, don't drink
27:56
it. Don't even use it to cook. It's,
27:59
like, for washing only.
28:01
>> Speaker A: Wow.
28:01
>> Hunter Hoover: Uh, yeah, it was wild, but,
28:04
um, in the shower. Have
28:07
you ever performed a waffle stomp?
28:10
>> Speaker A: I don't. I don't think so, but I. I don't
28:13
know what that is with. Let's go with a little, uh.
28:16
Uh, with the little grater.
28:17
>> Hunter Hoover: Uh, yeah. So
28:20
a waffle stomp is. And this is where the
28:23
show kind of. It always takes a turn. I can,
28:26
um. You just kind of poop right into
28:29
the bottom of the shower.
28:30
>> Speaker C: Oh.
28:30
>> Speaker A: Uh, yeah.
28:31
>> Hunter Hoover: And then you just stomper down.
28:33
>> Speaker C: Wow.
28:34
>> Speaker A: Uh, nope. I. I don't think I could in these because it's so.
28:37
It's such a great, like, it would just go. It would
28:40
just, like, go and then just explode.
28:42
>> Hunter Hoover: Oh, yeah.
28:43
>> Speaker A: No, so I don't think I even could now I've peed in the shower.
28:46
Absolutely. You know, I mean, I'm talking just
28:49
like, you know, you kind of learn that from Jimmy neutron.
28:52
>> Hunter Hoover: Right.
28:53
>> Speaker A: You know, you see, you see Shane doing. He's like, go, go. What a
28:55
great idea.
28:58
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. I. I don't know when it started,
29:01
but I, like, I think it's just about
29:04
every shower now. I just am like, yeah, I'm
29:06
here, and. And I'll even go before
29:09
I get in the shower. And then I get in the shower and the water starts, and I'm like,
29:12
well, I gotta go again. I'm not gonna get out.
29:15
We're letting it ride.
29:17
>> Speaker A: Wow. I think. I think from the difference between me and you, you can
29:20
tell who grew up in Davidson.
29:24
And were you Davidson and Ferrari?
29:26
>> Hunter Hoover: Oh, I was David.
29:27
>> Speaker C: Okay. That's what I thought. Yeah.
29:28
>> Speaker A: So who was the lumberjack Davidson. And then
29:31
you Purit van Gilder. Men. You know, the
29:34
talent show.
29:35
>> Speaker C: Oh, man.
29:35
>> Hunter Hoover: Um. Oh, I have to ask you a question about
29:38
the weird toilet and PVG. Do you know what I'm talking
29:41
about? The, like, basement toilet.
29:44
>> Speaker A: Oh, yeah. There was one down that did something. I can't
29:47
remember. I was never a basement boy, but
29:50
yeah.
29:50
>> Hunter Hoover: Cause Bradley troll was telling me about it. He's like, yeah,
29:53
there's this weird bathroom in basement PVG.
29:56
And there was like a loose toilet just without
29:58
a stall. And then people would come in there
30:01
and it was just like a hole in the floor and a toilet.
30:04
Weird that. Yeah, it was like a, it was like a shower
30:07
drain right in the middle of the floor and a toilet and a sink.
30:10
And people would be in there and then they.
30:13
Everybody just peed down that, that center drain,
30:17
I guess. And I was like, what? That's crazy.
30:20
>> Speaker A: I never, I've been in those bathrooms before, but I never saw
30:23
that hidden treasure,
30:26
was it?
30:27
>> Hunter Hoover: I have a question about growing up there. Was it weird,
30:30
like being a little kid
30:32
around kind of college kids that much?
30:35
>> Speaker A: No, not at all. Because we were just so.
30:38
Ryan and I are so sociable that it never mattered. Like, we
30:41
would be selling our Bb Beanie babies for a dollar, you know,
30:44
out there, like for a little sale. And kids, you know,
30:47
guys, girls would grab them and we would help our
30:50
dad. It was weird because dad, because my mom worked in
30:53
the mail room. My dad was the resident director of both the girls side and
30:56
the guy side. So, like, if they were girl problems, he would have
30:59
to go down the girls hall and the old man on the floor and go fix stuff
31:02
and do stuff. So it was very strange times, you know, it's like,
31:05
usually now it's kind of like you have like Corey on one side and the wife
31:08
on the other or something. But, um.
31:10
>> Hunter Hoover: Right, right.
31:11
>> Speaker A: You know, or Ben and Nicole. It was kind of like that.
31:12
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, that is, that is interesting.
31:14
>> Speaker A: But, um. But yeah, we just did everything with our,
31:17
with her dad and with the students and stuff like that. And then
31:20
later on in life, you know, we see some of those college students. They're
31:23
like, I remember when you guys were this little and, you know, and it's
31:26
like, everybody says that and that's crazy
31:29
there. Or they're like, you guys are so cute.
31:30
>> Speaker C: What happened?
31:31
>> Speaker A: I'm like, hahaha. You know, it's like.
31:38
>> Hunter Hoover: You'Re like, oh.
31:39
>> Speaker A: Yeah, well, we loved it. No, yeah,
31:42
so, like, but it was fun because. Yeah,
31:45
but we loved it because it was like,
31:47
so Davidson and Balio didn't exist and it was
31:50
just a forest. And so it was just a hill forest. Used
31:53
to ride my bikes around. Uh, wow. And
31:56
then, let's see, the chapel didn't exist. The
31:59
clock tower didn't exist.
32:01
>> Speaker C: Um.
32:02
>> Hunter Hoover: That's crazy. That's super cool to like.
32:04
>> Speaker C: Yeah.
32:05
>> Hunter Hoover: Have, ah, that history and kind of watch that.
32:08
>> Speaker C: Yeah.
32:08
>> Speaker A: And my parents went there, too, so schimmel,
32:13
not, um, shimmel. The AC building was PVG.
32:16
Um, that's where my dad stayed for dorms. And my dad
32:19
was a little bit of a. They tell you a funny story. A prank that.
32:22
Yeah, he did a couple pranks, but, um. Um, yes, um,
32:25
but yeah, the dorms were all
32:28
around. Chapel was in the gym. Even when I was
32:30
a kid, chapels up. Up in the gym.
32:33
Wow. And so, but you know that,
32:36
uh, in the library, that echoey stairwell?
32:39
>> Hunter Hoover: Oh, yeah.
32:40
>> Speaker A: Um, so when it was a dorm, my dad, in the middle of the
32:42
night, put a firecracker in it and a line of vicalis
32:45
gel, so it burns really slow. So he lit up and
32:48
was able to go back up into his bed until it just went off into
32:51
that stairwell.
32:53
>> Hunter Hoover: Oh, my God.
32:54
>> Speaker A: Waking everybody up, so.
32:56
>> Hunter Hoover: Oh, my goodness. That would
32:59
be amazing,
33:03
dude. Yeah, we, we had, we had a guy in
33:06
Davidson that lit a sparkler in his
33:08
room, which, that. I'm
33:11
not, I'm not like a fire. I'm not worried
33:14
about stuff generally. The only problem
33:17
was they had those, like,
33:20
facilities, say fire alarms, uh, and
33:23
any, like, we weren't even. You can't even have candles because
33:26
it would smell it and just set it off
33:28
and it set it off. And so it's like
33:32
11:00 at night. Cleared the dorms. We're all standing in
33:34
the parking lot in the rain. The fire truck has to come and reset
33:37
the thing and it's like, oh, my gosh, we
33:40
not some kid's birthday.
33:43
He was. They were trying to celebrate and they. Oh, it was one of those,
33:46
like, never ending candles that just keeps lighting. Oh,
33:49
yeah, you blow it out.
33:50
>> Speaker A: Yeah, yeah.
33:51
>> Hunter Hoover: And those just create so much smoke because it's like it
33:54
never ends and. Yeah, that's what it was.
33:57
>> Speaker A: Um, dude, that when I was younger in
33:59
PVG, there, there were students throwing a frisbee
34:02
around in the top floor of the hallway and they hit one of
34:05
those and it just gushed out water. And
34:08
so it went from the second floor, seeped down into
34:11
the first floor, and then down to the basement.
34:14
It's like, oh, uh, boy.
34:16
>> Hunter Hoover: Oh, that's such a disaster that,
34:19
uh, I. That stuff gives me, like,
34:22
it's not even my building, but it just gives me
34:25
anxiety knowing.
34:26
>> Speaker C: Uh.
34:26
>> Speaker A: Yeah.
34:28
>> Speaker C: Um.
34:29
>> Hunter Hoover: Wow. Follow
34:31
up question to the waffle stomp. Would you ever perform
34:34
one if presented with the need?
34:38
>> Speaker A: Probably not. No, I just. Yeah, I wouldn't have a reason
34:41
to, like.
34:41
>> Speaker C: Yeah.
34:42
>> Speaker A: Either before the shower or I just hold it and
34:45
wait, you know, like, so
34:48
with me, like, man, if you want to get into, like, some
34:50
serious personal bathroom stuff, like, that's
34:53
what you're ready for.
34:54
>> Hunter Hoover: I know, but, like, oh, yeah.
34:55
>> Speaker A: My brother and I, like, we grew up having a
34:58
drink, uh, this clear, liquid stuff. I don't know what it was, but it was
35:01
to, like, help you go to the bathroom or something like that. But, like, I don't
35:04
go every day. Sometimes it'll be, like, two or three days
35:07
really, before I go.
35:08
>> Speaker C: Yeah.
35:08
>> Speaker A: And so here, I'll tell you something personal for the. For the
35:11
viewers that I've only told, like, a few people. So if you want to
35:14
go that route. Ryan
35:17
and I used to. We don't anymore,
35:20
but because of the way our toilet work, too, and our
35:22
duplex, it would get clogged really easily. So, like,
35:25
we would just poop and then take a trash bag and
35:28
pull it out and then go throw it away.
35:31
>> Hunter Hoover: Wild.
35:32
>> Speaker C: Like.
35:33
>> Hunter Hoover: Like, almost like dog poo.
35:35
>> Speaker C: Yeah.
35:35
>> Hunter Hoover: In the yard.
35:36
>> Speaker C: Yeah.
35:36
>> Speaker A: And so you just have to grab it because it'd be just so massive. And
35:39
so I'm honestly surprised. Like, my
35:42
toilets here, sometimes I poop, and I'm like, dude,
35:44
if this thing flushes, this thing is amazing, and it flushes
35:47
perfectly. And I'm like, dude, what is up with this toilet? Like, how is that
35:50
possible?
35:51
>> Hunter Hoover: So you're. So you're like, that's crazy.
35:53
>> Speaker C: That.
35:54
>> Hunter Hoover: That is. You are the first person to ever doggy
35:57
scoop there. Yeah. Uh, here we are.
35:59
>> Speaker C: Yep.
36:00
>> Hunter Hoover: But so you're going, like,
36:03
you're not going every day?
36:05
>> Speaker A: No.
36:06
>> Hunter Hoover: So that is it just, like, building up
36:08
because.
36:09
>> Speaker C: Yeah, yeah.
36:10
>> Speaker A: I mean, it's just. It's not even a feeling to like, oh, wow, I gotta
36:13
go. Like, the. Sometimes the feeling for a couple days, it doesn't
36:16
come so that you just, like, you don't think about it, and then
36:18
all of a sudden, I'll be like, oh, huh. You know, I haven't pooped two days.
36:21
Maybe I should.
36:23
>> Hunter Hoover: That is wild because I'm, like,
36:26
to overshare. I'm like, at least if
36:29
I haven't gone three times in a day, there is something
36:32
wrong. Like, I have eaten
36:35
something that has done something to me
36:38
because I genuinely, and I don't know what it is.
36:41
I drink. I drink a fair amount of coffee. Uh, um, which
36:43
I think does something to that. But, like,
36:47
yeah, truly, like two or three, sometimes four times a
36:50
day, easy.
36:50
>> Speaker A: Like, yeah,
36:53
yeah, definitely. Definitely opposite spectrum for
36:56
us.
36:58
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, you're.
36:59
>> Speaker C: Wow.
36:59
>> Hunter Hoover: That is, I guess. But yours is also,
37:02
like, building to this critical mass where it's like, yeah,
37:05
yeah, there's. It's impressive.
37:07
>> Speaker A: And then when you release, it's like, oh, yeah, this is good stuff.
37:10
That's crazy.
37:11
>> Hunter Hoover: That's wild. Yeah.
37:12
>> Speaker C: Um.
37:12
>> Hunter Hoover: Um, so the.
37:16
Do you have any bathroom pet peeves?
37:18
>> Speaker A: Uh, uh.
37:19
>> Hunter Hoover: Things that people do in the bathroom where when you walk in, you see it, you're
37:22
like, can we not, um.
37:24
>> Speaker A: Um. I just think, like, I mean,
37:27
then again, I do it with my mind, too, but
37:30
it's like, if you're having, like, people over
37:33
and it's the bathroom that kids also share and stuff like that, too. And
37:36
so it's just like, you know, kids stuff everywhere.
37:39
Like toys everywhere? Like, yeah, um, probably
37:42
biggest. It's not necessarily pet peeves. Sometimes people for just
37:45
forget they're having people over. But when you go to the bathroom and you wash your
37:48
hand and there's no hand towel, so it's like,
37:51
I'm like, do I just wipe it on this person's towel that's hanging
37:54
up? You know, like.
37:57
Or if that's not there either, I'm like, well, I guess
38:00
just my own clothes. Totally fine.
38:02
>> Speaker C: Uh.
38:02
>> Hunter Hoover: Uh, yeah, that is annoying.
38:04
Uh, did your brother ever do anything that drove you nuts growing
38:07
up bathroom related?
38:09
>> Speaker C: No.
38:10
>> Speaker A: See, like, so our thing, it was very surprising. We grew
38:12
up, you know, in Salem, like, at. This was
38:15
after the corbin experience, when we moved into a
38:18
duplex. And it was a,
38:21
like, I don't know what the size of your bathroom is, but, like, it
38:24
was so small. Like, it was like, oh, really? Like the counter,
38:27
the one little sink counter. Touch the toilet, which touched the bathtub, you
38:30
know, and it was like, okay, but all. But it was just one
38:33
bathroom, the whole place. So all four of us shared that bathroom, and
38:36
not once did any of us ever, like, complain about it. You know, it's
38:39
just like, oh, yeah, we have to share his bathroom. This is what it is. And so we
38:42
grew up with that. And so, yeah, which I'm very thankful for,
38:45
because now I go to other people's houses. Like, anybody else's
38:48
house that's bigger than the duplex. I'm like, wow.
38:51
You know, especially big bathrooms. I'm like, holy cow, like,
38:54
look at.
38:54
>> Hunter Hoover: All this room in here. Yeah, well, and it.
38:57
That's. It preps you for having
39:00
roommates or having spouse or, you
39:03
know, whoever you're gonna share a bathroom with.
39:06
It really gets you ready.
39:08
>> Speaker A: Yeah.
39:09
>> Speaker C: Yeah.
39:09
>> Hunter Hoover: I I'm forever thankful to Chad Nix
39:12
because I, like, I grew up. I kind of had my
39:15
own bathroom in our house just because of, like, the way
39:18
the house was laid out. And so, like, I
39:21
got to. Davidson was like, here are all the guys you have a
39:24
bathroom with. And I was like, ah. And I was fine with it. Like, I'm
39:27
pretty, um, I'm
39:29
pretty. I'm probably too comfortable with,
39:32
like, bathroom, everything. Uh, um,
39:35
hence this show. Uh, but
39:38
like, yeah, it was just like, oh, okay,
39:40
so this is every. Everyone's full and taking
39:43
20 minutes. So
39:46
my options are pee in the shower or
39:49
hold it. And, you know,
39:52
Davidson, we were. We were not
39:55
the most sophisticated people.
39:56
>> Speaker A: People.
39:57
>> Hunter Hoover: And I'll own that.
39:59
Um, I'm pretty sure someone pooped into a
40:02
Walmart bag at one point because somebody had put
40:05
the toilet out of commission. And here we
40:08
are. You know, it's. It's Davidson.
40:11
>> Speaker C: Chad.
40:11
>> Speaker A: Chad was your ra, right?
40:13
>> Hunter Hoover: Uh, Chad Nix was my roommate for two
40:16
years and then I don't, I don't remember if he
40:19
ever got into Ra. I know I had Travis Rulin
40:22
with me my sophomore year there as
40:25
a roommate and then he definitely went into doing ra.
40:27
>> Speaker C: Oh, that's.
40:30
>> Hunter Hoover: He's so funny.
40:31
>> Speaker A: Dude is like, he married, uh, what's western? Uh,
40:35
didn't he marry someone? Lauren or something?
40:37
>> Hunter Hoover: Uh, I don't know. I. Last I heard,
40:40
he has a girlfriend, but he lives in, like,
40:42
Japan maybe. I think she is
40:45
japanese. Um, yeah, I'm
40:48
not sure. I. Chad married Savannah, uh,
40:51
stoner.
40:52
>> Speaker C: Okay.
40:52
>> Hunter Hoover: Um, um, yeah, uh, uh,
40:55
Hayden herring married nim, I think.
40:58
>> Speaker A: Oh, yeah, yeah.
40:59
>> Hunter Hoover: Is her name, but yeah, I I'm not sure,
41:01
but okay, I think maybe.
41:04
>> Speaker A: I know who you're talking about now. Okay.
41:05
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, yeah, tall guys, but, um, um,
41:08
yeah, well, that. Yeah, your
41:11
dad lighting that. Uh, do you have. Do you
41:14
have a restaurant or, like an establishment
41:17
that does you dirtiest that just fouls up
41:20
your. Your tummy?
41:22
>> Speaker A: Um,
41:26
not that I can think of. I mean, I know, I
41:29
know eventually here, like, when. When I get married.
41:32
Marissa, uh, loves cooking food. Um, and they're
41:34
hispanic, so, like, you know, it's gonna be
41:37
a lot of mexican food. And that's actually, like,
41:40
mexican food is like, growing up in Oregon. Probably one
41:43
of my least favorite things just because.
41:45
>> Hunter Hoover: Oh, really?
41:46
>> Speaker A: It just wasn't a lot of mexican stuff. Like, you know, especially
41:48
airmark. We didn't go down. We're like, yeah, it's mexican day. Like, we never
41:51
have that kind of stuff. It was so americanized and
41:54
so right. So she's gotten me to a lot more now, and I
41:57
like it. But I guarantee you, once we get married and start cooking
42:00
tons of mexican stuff all the time. Oh, I'm sure that I'll probably
42:03
start going every day.
42:07
>> Speaker C: Clear.
42:07
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah.
42:08
>> Speaker C: Yeah.
42:09
>> Hunter Hoover: Well, that's, uh, your. Your
42:11
intestinal situation just sounds like it's a.
42:14
Well, well running, like, nuclear
42:16
machine.
42:18
>> Speaker A: Yeah.
42:18
>> Hunter Hoover: Anything can go in and
42:21
rock steady.
42:23
>> Speaker A: Uh, yeah, for the most part. I know there are. I just can't
42:26
think of them right now. But I know there are places for sure that I'm like, oh,
42:28
my stomach doesn't feel as great as usual.
42:32
>> Hunter Hoover: Oh, I mean, that's not even bad. Like, there's places where
42:35
if I. Like, I know if I'm going to Panda Express,
42:39
I'm essentially signing up for an afternoon of,
42:42
like, I got to be near a toilet.
42:44
>> Speaker A: Oh, yeah.
42:44
>> Speaker C: Okay.
42:44
>> Speaker A: That's fair.
42:45
>> Speaker C: Yeah. Yeah.
42:46
>> Hunter Hoover: Like, I don't get sick, but I just.
42:49
For some. Something about it, it just goes. It just. It
42:51
travels fast.
42:52
>> Speaker A: Yeah.
42:53
>> Hunter Hoover: Uh, you know what?
42:53
>> Speaker C: That's.
42:54
>> Speaker A: Yeah, that's true. With panda, I'll go more
42:57
often if I have panda now. It's even been,
43:00
like, if I have, like, a certain muffin in the
43:02
morning sometimes, that'll make me, like, my stomach be like, oh, like,
43:05
I don't feel as great. Like, I should probably go to the bathroom or something.
43:08
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah.
43:09
>> Speaker C: Yeah.
43:10
>> Hunter Hoover: The. I think. I think as we get older, that's.
43:13
That's kind of the trend, because I know, like, back in
43:16
the helping out with youth group days and early, early
43:18
corbin days, I could, you know, these teenagers, they'll eat half a
43:21
pizza, and I was like, bed, I'll eat half a pizza,
43:24
too. And now I'll have pizza out for the teens I work
43:27
with. If I get two slices deep, I'm
43:30
struggling to, like, not
43:32
boo myself an hour later.
43:34
>> Speaker A: Oh, no. Yeah, some kids are
43:37
crazy dudes. Like, Sam Bagenstas. Like,
43:40
yes, dude, he can, uh. So he ended up
43:43
moving here to Tucson, and we roomed together for a while, and
43:46
he, uh, uh, did. Like, it'll. It would
43:48
be. It'd be crazy. You're just excited that we
43:51
room together.
43:54
>> Hunter Hoover: I think I had him on this show when y'all were rooming
43:57
together.
43:57
>> Speaker A: Oh, maybe. Oh, probably.
43:59
>> Hunter Hoover: I think it. I think so. But anyway, yeah,
44:02
Sam.
44:02
>> Speaker A: But, I mean, he can eat
44:05
just so much food and so much sugar, too. Like, he's pretty fit,
44:08
and, like, especially from his trail hike and trail,
44:11
uh, work and stuff like that. But, like, there would be times
44:14
where I would buy, like, a pack of oreos, like,
44:17
and then I would, like, eat two, and then,
44:20
like, the next day, like, it's
44:22
gone. And he, like, ate all of it, and
44:25
I was like, like, I can eat, like, two or three and be like, yeah, that's
44:28
good for the day.
44:30
>> Speaker C: Yeah.
44:30
>> Speaker A: It used to be a lot more when I was younger, but especially now. And I'm
44:33
just like, how's that possible? And, like, so anything I
44:36
had for cookies, out, if you saw it, like, they were gone.
44:39
>> Hunter Hoover: Sam's goblin.
44:40
>> Speaker A: So, like. But he can just eat so much food. And I'm like, dude,
44:43
you're a small little dude. And, like, it's not like he's gaining weight. He still
44:46
looks great. And I'm like, yeah, how? Like,
44:49
that's crazy. I can't do that. I'm the same way. Like, one or two piece
44:52
pizza pieces in, and I'm like, yeah, I'm good.
44:54
>> Speaker C: Yeah.
44:54
>> Speaker A: You know, my girlfriend can eat a lot more than me, that's for sure.
44:58
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, dude, it's my. Oh, yeah. Uh,
45:00
my daughter will out eat my son almost any
45:03
day of the week. Like, it's crazy. I
45:06
don't know where she puts it. She's like
45:09
a foot shorter than him, and it's like,
45:13
son, figure it out. Like,
45:16
she. My daughter's just, like, more spaghetti. She'll eat spaghetti
45:19
all day.
45:21
>> Speaker A: How old are your kids? I can't remember.
45:23
>> Hunter Hoover: Uh, my son's seven, and my daughter's five.
45:25
>> Speaker C: Okay.
45:26
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah.
45:27
>> Speaker C: That's sick.
45:27
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, they keep me busy.
45:29
>> Speaker A: Oh, I'm sure they do.
45:30
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, they. They stayed the night at grandma's last night, and
45:33
that's why when you were like, well, maybe I said whole, we
45:35
can. We got this. Because
45:38
if I try to regain an honest at work, and so, like, if I try
45:41
to record, they. They're coming in every. Every five
45:44
minutes. Dad, I need you to fix
45:47
this. It's like, okay, nobody.
45:49
>> Speaker A: Just give me.
45:50
>> Hunter Hoover: Just give me a half hour. Yeah, but,
45:52
well, hey, um, I know
45:55
we're. We're approaching the 1 hour
45:58
mark here, and I want to be respectful of your time. I do have a
46:01
couple. Um, one last
46:04
question, and then I also have kind of a personal
46:07
interest question based off some of the things I've been seeing y'all
46:10
put on the Internet recently?
46:11
>> Speaker A: Yeah.
46:12
>> Hunter Hoover: Um, and I'm good.
46:13
>> Speaker C: When?
46:13
>> Speaker A: How? You can go as long as you want. I literally.
46:15
>> Speaker C: Okay.
46:16
>> Speaker A: I mean, I'm sick today and I have nothing going on. So you just keep talking
46:18
and I'll enjoy it.
46:19
>> Speaker C: Yeah.
46:20
>> Hunter Hoover: Perfect. Uh. Oh, don't tell me to just keep
46:22
talking. The t. So I work. I
46:25
work at a. I work at a high school and at a church with
46:28
teenagers, both places. And so,
46:31
like, all I do is talk all the time. I. I
46:34
talk to teens. I talk in front of teens, and
46:37
then I just. My hobbies are all talking.
46:39
So Anna is like, just
46:42
go somewhere else and talk to someone else.
46:45
But, yeah, I.
46:46
>> Speaker A: So what, uh, real quick, what. What high school? In which
46:49
church?
46:50
>> Hunter Hoover: I'm at South Albany High school, uh, here down in
46:52
Albany. And teaching, uh, behavior special
46:55
ed. So it's pretty much what we were doing, mentoring. But I'm, like,
46:58
teaching it in a classroom setting, the skills and not having.
47:01
>> Speaker A: To run and try to chase kids down and not be able to tackle
47:04
them.
47:05
>> Hunter Hoover: Not having kids pull the fire alarm at Salem
47:08
public Library and sitting there till
47:10
930 until the foster parent can figure
47:13
out what is going on to come get him.
47:15
>> Speaker A: Uh, I bet I can tell you which foster parent and which
47:18
kid.
47:20
>> Hunter Hoover: Well, I guarantee you you could. Uh,
47:23
yeah, I just. Towards the end of that job,
47:26
I was kind of a nightmare employee towards the end because I had
47:29
told. Do you remember megan? Uh, gormley?
47:31
>> Speaker A: Sounds familiar.
47:33
>> Speaker C: Well, she.
47:33
>> Hunter Hoover: She ended up taking on what Alex was doing as, like, the
47:36
lead operator, runner lady.
47:39
And towards the end, she was great to work for,
47:42
but I was an absolute nightmare to her towards the end
47:45
because I said, hey, here's the deal. I'm going to work with
47:47
my one, like, outside contract
47:50
kid for 4 hours a
47:53
week, and that's all I'm going to do. And
47:56
so they're like, yeah, we need a mentor. And I'm like, yeah, um, I'm not.
47:59
I will not go mentor that foster parents kids anymore.
48:01
>> Speaker C: Yeah.
48:02
>> Hunter Hoover: Nope.
48:03
>> Speaker A: Dude, some of the, uh, it wasn't half the time.
48:06
Wasn't even necessary. I mean, it was definitely the foster kids I hated when
48:09
it was like, you know, they have to do their reading
48:12
at the library. And you get there and it's an hour of trying
48:14
to get them to do the reading. And once they start, then it's like, all
48:17
right, it's time to go home. I'm not done yet. I'm like, no, it's time to go
48:20
home.
48:22
>> Hunter Hoover: And then they're mad and like,
48:26
um, I'm not good about it, because I'm like,
48:29
this kid who hates
48:31
school just sat in school for 7
48:34
hours, and the
48:37
school is not asking them to read for an hour. The
48:40
school is asking them to read for 20 minutes.
48:42
>> Speaker A: Yeah, but.
48:44
>> Hunter Hoover: So you pick them up, it's like, here's your snack.
48:47
Now, I know you just did school for 7 hours, but I need
48:50
you to now sit and read for another hour.
48:53
It's like the last thing this
48:56
kid wants to do. And then I would get this
48:59
thing worked out, be like, hey, let's go to the park. We'll throw the
49:01
frisbee for 45 minutes, and then we're gonna sit down and do
49:04
the reading. Knock it out. And then they
49:07
go home. Tell the foster parent. Foster parents, like, no, we can't
49:10
do the fun stuff before we read. And I'm like, listen,
49:13
lady, we
49:16
have a thing going, and it's working. Uh, but,
49:19
okay, I will, I will ride this way. Um,
49:22
yeah, I. Towards the end, like I said, I got pretty jaded.
49:25
And I was like, you know what? How about
49:28
you figure this out?
49:29
>> Speaker A: It was rough. And, like, I was gonna say the, the
49:32
foster parents were just
49:35
as interesting. Like, you know, like,
49:38
there was one. Like, there are some that were
49:41
really trying. And I know that when you have both of the
49:43
students, both of the guy students that we worked with at the same
49:46
house, you know, it's a, uh, it's, it's a
49:49
struggle. They're best friends and worst of enemies. And it was hilarious.
49:52
Uh, but, like, but there was a certain foster parent. It
49:55
was out more in the south Salem side or something, but we were
49:57
dropping, uh, one of the kids off, and he's
50:00
like, I just can't remember.
50:03
He's just like, it's just the first thing he does, like, yell at him,
50:06
you know, did you do this?
50:07
>> Speaker C: And blah, blah, blah.
50:08
>> Speaker A: It was like, yes. It's like, fine. So I go downstairs and
50:11
I was like, oh, my gosh. Like, this is what I'm dropping this kid
50:14
off at. And then I, and I would ask him, I'm like, dude, like,
50:17
honestly, like, how do you like it? He's like, oh, I love it there. They just let me
50:20
play xbox all day long. I'm like, crazy.
50:23
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, I. Yeah, it's weird. It's weird
50:26
that none of the reading ever happened there at the
50:29
house. Um, anyway, here we
50:31
go.
50:34
>> Speaker A: We could talk about that job for a very long time.
50:36
>> Hunter Hoover: Oh, yeah. Um, I'm sure
50:39
there's, I'm sure there's a show or something out there where people
50:42
unload the things they've seen. Um,
50:44
but one of the things I want to know is,
50:47
so you've been making, like, toy
50:50
videos for. I don't know. I'm probably not describing it
50:53
right.
50:53
>> Speaker A: No, that's right.
50:56
>> Speaker C: Dude.
50:56
>> Hunter Hoover: I love these videos, by the way.
50:58
>> Speaker C: Thank you, dude.
50:59
>> Speaker A: That's awesome.
51:00
>> Hunter Hoover: I think they are so cool because,
51:03
first of all, y'all are grabbing stuff that I have seen
51:06
a thousand times, or my kids have walked up to me and
51:09
gone, can I get it? And I look at it and I go,
51:12
there's not a chance that's going to be cool enough to get and be worth
51:15
it. And then you guys are, like, going and playing with
51:17
it and kind of weighing in on
51:21
it. It's kind of cool. Or it totally ruined
51:24
our carpet. Yeah.
51:26
And so what. What made
51:29
y'all? Is that just, like, an extension of riff
51:32
productions video productions? Or is that just like, yeah. Having
51:35
fun?
51:35
>> Speaker A: Well, it's having fun, but, like, we're trying to grow a
51:38
YouTube channel. So, like, especially my brother on being part
51:41
time and then me getting married, it's like, okay, we have our video
51:44
job and we have the video business, but,
51:46
like, how can we make more income on the
51:49
side? And we know YouTube is a way it's very
51:52
difficult to get into. Um, the average
51:55
toy person, maybe not average, but a lot
51:58
of the people that are on YouTube and just do toy
52:00
stuff, they make anywhere between 2 million and 90 million
52:03
a year. And that is just, like, insane. Like, and
52:06
we're. We're never once saying, like, that's going to be us. We're going to be.
52:09
>> Speaker C: That.
52:09
>> Speaker A: We're not. We're not big headed. We're not like, yeah, you know, we
52:12
might make, you know, a month and, like, sick.
52:15
>> Speaker C: Um.
52:15
>> Speaker A: Um, but. But we started out, so
52:18
it's actually shifted a little bit. So we were doing the toy stuff,
52:21
but the more we put stuff out that we are interested in
52:24
filming, the more the community would be like,
52:26
hey, like, yeah, but, like, you're not really
52:29
aiming for kids per se, but you're also,
52:32
like, you know, just two grown men, like, talking
52:35
to kids. And so then that gets kind of weird. So we were like, uh, we're like,
52:38
okay, so we're, like, asking people, what do you
52:40
guys like that we do? And people, like, we do like the reviews,
52:43
but maybe just aim it for a little bit higher. Age, more like
52:46
15 and up. And we're like, okay. So we
52:49
started doing more, like, just recently, just
52:52
electronic reviews and so, like,
52:55
we just bought $100 worth of stuff on
52:57
TMU, and, um, which we've never used
53:00
before, but there's some really wacky things out
53:03
there, and we're like, dude, let's just buy a bunch of this stuff. And
53:06
that way it's still fun and it's still kid stuff,
53:09
but it's not necessarily three and up, you know? So, like, the
53:12
Picasso tiles and stuff, which I honestly enjoyed
53:15
playing with, to be honest.
53:16
>> Hunter Hoover: Like, I was like, these are sick.
53:18
>> Speaker A: Like, I wish I had these when I was a kid.
53:20
>> Hunter Hoover: Um, yeah, no, dude, that. I. I see what. I see
53:23
where they're coming from. But, like, man, as a parent,
53:26
I was going, oh, hey, actually, though, like,
53:30
this is.
53:31
>> Speaker A: I, uh.
53:31
>> Hunter Hoover: This is great, because the other thing is, is sometimes you
53:34
watch those toy reviews, and the parent.
53:37
It's like parents and their kids and the parents are just
53:39
unbearable.
53:40
>> Speaker A: It's like you're.
53:42
>> Hunter Hoover: This has to be child slavery. Like, in some
53:45
way. Yeah, this. This is a weird balance that we've
53:47
struck.
53:48
>> Speaker A: Now it's just two grown men playing with toys instead, and you're like,
53:51
hey.
53:52
>> Hunter Hoover: And here I am going, I. This is great.
53:55
So.
53:55
>> Speaker A: Yeah, yeah, that's great, and I'm glad you liked it. You know,
53:58
we're trying to. Yeah, it's hard to. It's been hard for us
54:01
to find the right audience and. Right. You
54:04
know, because, like, we have you and other people that are like, oh, we love the toy
54:07
stuff, but then we have the majority of people, they're like, oh, maybe you should
54:10
do, like, more, like, electronic review and other stuff like that. So now
54:13
we're trying to maybe kind of steer it. So it was called toy
54:16
explorers, but we were like, if
54:19
we do older stuff, it can't be called toy
54:21
explorers anymore because that sounds like a good show.
54:24
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah.
54:25
>> Speaker A: And we love the name. But so we went. We reverted back
54:28
to riffle review, and so. And
54:30
it rolls off the tongue. It makes it easy. And so we already have
54:33
logos from the past when we were doing stuff. So
54:36
sweet.
54:37
>> Speaker C: Yeah.
54:37
>> Speaker A: So now we're getting back into that.
54:39
>> Hunter Hoover: And we're hoping that's all out on YouTube and stuff.
54:41
>> Speaker A: Yep, out on YouTube. Just type in riffle review. And, of course, it
54:44
probably won't come up. It'll be a bunch of rifles.
54:47
And, you know, it's like, no, there's.
54:48
>> Hunter Hoover: Another f. The extra f is
54:51
important. Um, well, sweet. Yeah,
54:54
and I'll put. I'll put, like, if you have any,
54:57
like, hey, these are links we want to make sure people go to.
55:00
Feel free to send them to me. I'll stick them down in the thing.
55:02
And, um. Yeah. And,
55:05
uh, uh, the last piece of
55:08
bathroom stuff that I have before I let you go
55:11
is, do you have any
55:13
bathroom wisdom? If you. You know, if you were
55:16
tasked with, like, hey, there's a group of high school
55:18
boys that just. They just need some
55:21
bathroom wisdom from. From someone who's gone before
55:24
them do, what would you say to
55:26
them?
55:28
>> Speaker A: I would say, man,
55:30
I feel like it came from. I think it was
55:33
parks and rec, but it was,
55:35
uh, uh, but
55:38
I think it was like a blooper thing. But, you
55:41
know, sometimes when you wipe, it's like a
55:43
marker. You know, you just.
55:46
There's something with that phrase, but it was like, yeah, I'm reminded
55:49
that all the time, like, sometimes it's like, there's you wipe
55:52
and there's nothing. You're like, today's gonna be a good day.
55:55
And, like, other times you, like, wipe for the. For, like,
55:58
the rest of the day. And I'm like, today's just gonna be an okay
56:01
day.
56:01
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, yeah.
56:04
You just have to push through.
56:05
>> Speaker C: Yeah.
56:06
>> Hunter Hoover: Get to the end of it, so the pusher.
56:07
>> Speaker A: And then, you know, if you go run around, you're like, well, I'll probably have to
56:10
change later.
56:11
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, yeah, there's. There's always.
56:14
There's always. There, uh, there's a
56:17
non zero chance, like, there's these. There's always a little
56:20
bit of something wild going on back there.
56:23
And that's okay. I think. I think learning to
56:26
embrace, that's just fine.
56:27
>> Speaker A: But it's amazing the days, too, where you, like, you do wipe and there's nothing.
56:30
You're, like, sick. And then later on in the day, there's a lot. And you're like,
56:32
what? Where'd it come from?
56:34
>> Hunter Hoover: Where did. What happened?
56:35
>> Speaker A: Yeah, why did. Why didn't come earlier?
56:39
>> Hunter Hoover: Oh, my gosh. That's funny.
56:41
>> Speaker A: Um, so probably the advice would just be just like, you have to push.
56:44
You just gotta push through life.
56:46
>> Hunter Hoover: Just push through it. That's
56:48
awesome. Um, well. Well, Richard,
56:51
I'm gonna close it out here. Um, do
56:54
you. I would love for you to share. If you want people
56:57
to check stuff out that you have, feel free to
57:00
do, uh, some plugs before I close it down
57:03
here.
57:04
>> Speaker A: Yeah, yeah, definitely. I mean, if you want to check out our website,
57:06
um. Um, there's some updated stuff going on right now
57:09
because there's a lot of it. Like, I closed out of a
57:12
Vimeo account and didn't realize that would pull off all the drone
57:15
stuff. And so, like, that. So it's like, okay, we're gonna have to figure
57:18
that out. Um, um, but, uh, if you want to check out the website, it's
57:21
www. Dot riff video
57:23
productions.com. So riff. And then video
57:25
productions. Um, um, and then if you want to check out my
57:29
instagram, um, um, that's where you're going to see a lot more. Like, so I've been doing
57:32
a lot of car videos. Um, um, and so been getting
57:34
really heavy into that, especially in the Tucson community
57:37
there. You know, we talk some older people, and they're
57:40
like, man, people want just videos of the cars. I'm like,
57:43
yeah, yeah. And.
57:45
And I know nothing about cars. Zero knowledge.
57:48
Couldn't even change a tire on my car. But I can make a car look
57:51
good, and that is all that matters. And so.
57:54
But if you go, same thing. It's just riff vp,
57:57
so not video productions. It's just rff
57:59
bp on Instagram. And so you can follow
58:02
me there and check out all my stuff and ask me bathroom questions
58:05
if you want to. Uh, and.
58:08
And then on YouTube. Yeah, I think it's.
58:11
I think it's just riffle. Review right now. Rifle review
58:14
or rifle reviews of the S Ryan. But it's
58:17
riffle and then review.
58:20
So you might have to type in, like. Like,
58:23
we just did one called Ulanzi lights. And maybe if you type in
58:25
Ulanzi, which is like, ultimate you
58:28
a n d I or something like that. So there's these little
58:31
cheap little lights, but you might really like them for the
58:34
studio there. Um, they're magnetic, and they're, like,
58:37
$20. Um, interesting. They're
58:40
pretty cool. But that's one of the new tech ones that we just released.
58:43
We use them for all the time. We actually made a whole film, a
58:46
two part film. We wanted to make it longer, but it just got hard.
58:49
But, uh, just using three
58:51
lights that are, like, you know, a couple inches
58:54
long. That's crazy.
58:55
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah.
58:56
>> Speaker A: So it's pretty fun.
58:56
>> Hunter Hoover: I'll have to look into it. I I got to get anything that I do
58:59
to. To this. I have to get approved because truly,
59:02
like, this is my toilet. Like, I'm sitting on my
59:04
toilet.
59:05
>> Speaker A: You can't.
59:06
>> Hunter Hoover: But there she blows. Like,
59:09
it. I it's. It's recorded
59:12
from the bathroom. I. And people that
59:15
I get, people, they email. Oh, uh, you're not in the
59:18
bathroom. I'm like, I've got. I've
59:20
got the audio thing down. It's not
59:23
good. Like, that's why it was kind of funny when you're like, hey, what do I
59:26
said, there's times where
59:28
there's the fan. Like, I'll record away from here, like at
59:31
our church, and the fans just
59:34
in the background, I'm like, it's. I'm in a
59:37
bathroom, folks. Here we are. Um, but
59:40
no, I will. I will put those links in there. Go check out
59:43
Richard stuff. And, uh, uh,
59:46
I know I've seen a couple of the car videos. Like I said, I
59:49
don't know what I'm looking at either in the car videos, but they look cool.
59:51
>> Speaker C: Yeah.
59:52
>> Hunter Hoover: Um, and, yeah, check out those review
59:55
videos. I, um. Whether you guys do toys or
59:57
electronics, I've seen a couple of
1:00:00
electronic things. Um, and, yeah,
1:00:03
go check that stuff out, and I'll put links in
1:00:06
down below, and that way it help people get to it quicker.
1:00:09
>> Speaker A: But thanks, man.
1:00:10
>> Hunter Hoover: Um, but, yeah, Richard, I appreciate you doing this.
1:00:13
And, uh, um, I'm going to shut the
1:00:16
recording down, and then. I
1:00:19
appreciate you being here, dude.
1:00:20
>> Speaker A: Thanks, man. I appreciate it. A lot of fun.
1:00:22
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. This has been
1:00:25
another episode of Privy. Thanks so much for joining us. You
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That'll do it for this episode of Privy. Keep pooping in the free world.
1:00:44
Own your stank. Push through the marker wipes. And now, as
1:00:47
always, don't forget to flush.