<v Speaker 1>Ja, Katie and Josh one hundred guys.

<v Speaker 2>What you got for me?

<v Speaker 3>Tell me something good?

<v Speaker 1>I made meat palls, did you? That's what I got today?

<v Speaker 1>Sorry your pocket.

<v Speaker 4>They're in my fridge at home, and I just have

<v Speaker 4>to make my creamy.

<v Speaker 1>Butter Parsley sauce to pour over there.

<v Speaker 3>You're a creamy butter Parson sauce.

<v Speaker 4>Then bring it on in here for the pot luck

<v Speaker 4>we've got going on at noon.

<v Speaker 1>So yeah, that was That's essentially what dast. A few

<v Speaker 1>other things, but that's the main thing.

<v Speaker 4>I went and dropped my vehicle off at the mechanics

<v Speaker 4>so that he can fix my brakes and put new

<v Speaker 4>tires on my ride.

<v Speaker 1>So that took up a big chunk of my night.

<v Speaker 5>So I gonna ask you, do you got a guy

<v Speaker 5>or do you just take it to like a chain.

<v Speaker 3>I got a guy.

<v Speaker 1>I got a guy who knows the guy.

<v Speaker 2>I got a guy. I got a.

<v Speaker 5>Guy, guy that knows the guy giving you a good deal.

<v Speaker 1>Oh yeah, that's why I bring it to him all

<v Speaker 1>the way out.

<v Speaker 3>The thing you're getting, no, I'm getting.

<v Speaker 4>My dad was a mechanic. My dad was a diesel mechanic.

<v Speaker 4>So that's one thing he taught us is to make

<v Speaker 4>sure you do the research when it comes to get

<v Speaker 4>in your car worked on, because people can, you know,

<v Speaker 4>swindle you out of a lot of money if you're

<v Speaker 4>not careful. So and not only that, but this this guy,

<v Speaker 4>I don't know yet because he hasn't gotten back to

<v Speaker 4>me with the actual I just dropped my car off

<v Speaker 4>last night.

<v Speaker 1>He's gonna work it all out today.

<v Speaker 4>No, I mean, I just imagine I'm going to be

<v Speaker 4>spending a little over a grand because I need all

<v Speaker 4>new tires.

<v Speaker 3>Those are extra tires alone.

<v Speaker 1>And then my breaks, you know.

<v Speaker 4>So it's yeah, yeah, yeah, so I'm but again.

<v Speaker 3>I get Christmas presents for baby, not all this shit.

<v Speaker 1>I get a deal.

<v Speaker 4>So it's like it's a little bit less than that

<v Speaker 4>two grand. But yeah, so I had to bring it

<v Speaker 4>all the way out to Golden and then my friend

<v Speaker 4>is letting me borrow the world's.

<v Speaker 1>Loudest truck, so she oh my gosh.

<v Speaker 4>And it's a manual transmission, so I get to drive

<v Speaker 4>in here all cool wool shifted. But it feels so cool,

<v Speaker 4>except it doesn't have a muffler, so it is the

<v Speaker 4>loudest yeah car and fun though it is there is

<v Speaker 4>a little bit of flex with it because you're like, yeah,

<v Speaker 4>that's what it sounds like. And it's five o'clock this

<v Speaker 4>morning and I start that puppy up. I was like, oh, no,

<v Speaker 4>they is a lot louder than I thought it was.

<v Speaker 2>Fay.

<v Speaker 4>Yeah, but I try and get it in that fourth

<v Speaker 4>gear as quick as I can, because gears one through

<v Speaker 4>three are very loud.

<v Speaker 1>And then that fourth gear gets a little bit.

<v Speaker 5>So like when you go to pass somebody or somebody's irritating,

<v Speaker 5>you give them the pipes that I've got a couple

<v Speaker 5>of trucks. Josh actually has an old truck of mine

<v Speaker 5>that I did pipes on, and it was always the joke,

<v Speaker 5>give them the pipes. Yes, as you go buy them,

<v Speaker 5>you know, you don't have to flip them off, you

<v Speaker 5>don't have to make eye contact.

<v Speaker 3>You give them the pipes.

<v Speaker 1>You do, and it don't scare people if they're not wait,

<v Speaker 1>you know, ready for it.

<v Speaker 5>So the best thing about that is when you're driving

<v Speaker 5>in the mountains and you through a tunnel, I would

<v Speaker 5>always put the windows down and give it the pipes

<v Speaker 5>in the way it echoes in the tunnels.

<v Speaker 3>Yes, Oh, you feel so strong and powerful.

<v Speaker 1>That's how you do it, and then there's.

<v Speaker 3>Usually a cop on the other side of waiting for

<v Speaker 3>you every.

<v Speaker 4>Time, every single time. But yeah, I do feel a

<v Speaker 4>little bit.

<v Speaker 1>I don't know, like country driving that thing around. I do,

<v Speaker 1>because again.

<v Speaker 4>It's a manual transmission, and not everyone can drive a

<v Speaker 4>manual transmission.

<v Speaker 1>I'm finding out less people.

<v Speaker 2>You don't know.

<v Speaker 5>I'm a car guy. Like many years ago, I learned

<v Speaker 5>how to drive. My dad's got a VET and it's

<v Speaker 5>a manual, so I learned on that. But that's probably

<v Speaker 5>been fifteen years ago now and I haven't driven a

<v Speaker 5>manual in fifteen years. There's something with my left leg

<v Speaker 5>and my left foot I got. I got no skills

<v Speaker 5>in my left side.

<v Speaker 4>I got no skill with my left leg, skillless.

<v Speaker 2>Work in that and everything.

<v Speaker 3>I just I can't do it.

<v Speaker 5>So I don't know if there's exercises at the gym

<v Speaker 5>I can do so, you know, like pushing down, pushing down,

<v Speaker 5>strengthen your.

<v Speaker 2>On your tip.

<v Speaker 3>Yeah, because I got no strength on my left foot.

<v Speaker 1>That's insane, I know, right.

<v Speaker 3>This was my soccer career.

<v Speaker 1>Do you think do you know how to drive a

<v Speaker 1>clutch track?

<v Speaker 6>I learned on a manual truck my very first time driving.

<v Speaker 6>It's probably been five or six years since I've done it, but.

<v Speaker 3>Don't really make them anymore. Yeah, I fizz.

<v Speaker 2>My parents made me. They were like, you're gonna learn

<v Speaker 2>on a manual.

<v Speaker 5>You have to can't imagine driving a manual, especially in

<v Speaker 5>a blizzard or uphill tracking to drink coffee and be

<v Speaker 5>on my phone.

<v Speaker 2>I know.

<v Speaker 4>Well that's where you really got to pick and drive

<v Speaker 4>exactly at the same time, one or the other. But

<v Speaker 4>this is funny because like it's one of those old

<v Speaker 4>school trucks, so it's probably like late nineties, early two

<v Speaker 4>thousand something like that, but we mean older to where

<v Speaker 4>like when you hit the clutch, it's not like those

<v Speaker 4>newer ones where it's almost just like a little button

<v Speaker 4>you push, like.

<v Speaker 2>It's so yeah, h like this you can't do.

<v Speaker 1>You actually have to be like clutch, you know.

<v Speaker 4>And then we're going into second like you really got

<v Speaker 4>to work for it to get it in reverse.

<v Speaker 6>Walks in here with the lily, Yeah what happened.

<v Speaker 5>Well, you got a truck right now, so if you

<v Speaker 5>need anything moved or anything picked up, you can do

<v Speaker 5>it yourself.

<v Speaker 1>That is kind of nice and I parked backwards.

<v Speaker 4>I don't know if you saw you did you got

<v Speaker 4>back in? If you like, I have a truck, I

<v Speaker 4>need to park backwards. This is just part of what

<v Speaker 4>having a truck is. It's easier to you better and again.

<v Speaker 1>The reverse part. So I just don't want to be stuck.

<v Speaker 2>You look good.

<v Speaker 6>Thing though everybody thinks it's so pretentious as a truck owner, like, oh,

<v Speaker 6>you have to back in. I'm like, it is actually easier.

<v Speaker 6>If you are backing out of a parking spot. You

<v Speaker 6>can't see people, you can sideeswipe a car if you

<v Speaker 6>just back that bad boy.

<v Speaker 2>Can be like bull.

<v Speaker 3>Isn't that what could happen when you back in new park?

<v Speaker 2>The angles? The angle, It's all about the angle.

<v Speaker 4>Not only that, but like when I get here at

<v Speaker 4>five in the morning, nobody that fucking lot was myself.

<v Speaker 1>I wasn't.

<v Speaker 2>I'm gonna try.

<v Speaker 3>That camera was right in there. Let's check the cameras outdoors.

<v Speaker 1>And see if it was like wherever you mirrors.

<v Speaker 4>I actually I did get out to make sure I

<v Speaker 4>did didn't hit the brick wall behind me.

<v Speaker 1>But that was fine, that's fine. I hated anything.

<v Speaker 3>Hey really quick, did you did you go to RB

<v Speaker 3>yesterday you were talking about could you get it?

<v Speaker 1>I got the gobbler.

<v Speaker 4>Yeah, so the turkey sandwich, and it blew my mind.

<v Speaker 1>Like both my friend and I we split one.

<v Speaker 4>It was like I had that turkey gobbler at eight

<v Speaker 4>o'clock last night.

<v Speaker 2>Guys.

<v Speaker 1>It was just sick goblin my goodness.

<v Speaker 4>But anyway, it was like the deep fried turkey that

<v Speaker 4>they have and they only have that this time of year,

<v Speaker 4>and it was real stuffing up in there and the

<v Speaker 4>cranberry sauce.

<v Speaker 3>Oh my gosh, stepping up their game.

<v Speaker 4>I said, like, I could never make a turkey sandwich

<v Speaker 4>that tastes this good, Like I've never made one that

<v Speaker 4>tastes like that. So I will from now on just

<v Speaker 4>go and get their sandwiches.

<v Speaker 2>Can you get it without the cranberry sauce?

<v Speaker 3>Can you get it without saying the stupid name the gobbler?

<v Speaker 2>Do that?

<v Speaker 3>He's one of those items.

<v Speaker 1>You have to do that. But I will give you

<v Speaker 1>the pro tip.

<v Speaker 4>I saw online that people were like, get it without

<v Speaker 4>mayo because the mayo kind of just made it doesn't

<v Speaker 4>need that richness. It has so much richness with the

<v Speaker 4>deep fried turkey and everything.

<v Speaker 3>Give me one gobbler, no holding the.

<v Speaker 4>Mayo, hold may watch, but I did because I you know,

<v Speaker 4>I get obsessed about food, and so once I knew

<v Speaker 4>I loved it, like I did, I went up to

<v Speaker 4>the manager and I was like, okay, level.

<v Speaker 3>Of ron, I'm going to be back.

<v Speaker 1>Tell me, well, tell me.

<v Speaker 4>How long you have it, because I don't want to

<v Speaker 4>come here and order this thing and you guys don't

<v Speaker 4>have it, and then I'm gonna go cry in the

<v Speaker 4>back booth. So you have to tell me what is

<v Speaker 4>the timeline for the gobbler? So yeah, he thought I

<v Speaker 4>was weird the end of winter and I was like,

<v Speaker 4>what does that mean?

<v Speaker 1>I was like, so we're gonna have it through Christmas.

<v Speaker 1>I can come in March January first, like.

<v Speaker 5>I I got a hanker in it's still snowy.

<v Speaker 1>Is this gonna be my New Year sandwich? Like, tell me,

<v Speaker 1>tell me.

<v Speaker 4>What it's happening. So he just said, we don't have

<v Speaker 4>an exact date. It's just through the end of winters

<v Speaker 4>what they told us. So I was like, okay, if

<v Speaker 4>I'm out there crying though in that booth, you know

<v Speaker 4>you know why. But so is there a requirement to

<v Speaker 4>go you know as well. We just did it anyway,

<v Speaker 4>Two gobblers

<v Speaker 2>All the man