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below. sharp thing that comes out. Okay, so put

2:02

your finger above that. Oh, so I'm definitely higher

2:04

than that look. Yeah, you're rocking a chin strap

2:06

right now. Oh, so is that

2:08

not good? Different style beard.

2:11

Just the chin strap. The Adam's that

2:13

doesn't sound good. The Adam's Apple such a funny,

2:17

just phenomenon we have with our bodies

2:19

like you grow obviously our voice changes. I've

2:21

been growing mine for a while. That

2:23

your Adam's Apple continues to grow Adam's

2:25

Apple workout. Can

2:27

you move yours? Like can you show us

2:29

some of those workouts? But like we as

2:31

boys, when our voice changes, does that mean

2:33

our Adam's Apple has formed or do we

2:35

not have Adam's Apple's pre

2:38

puberty? I don't know.

2:41

I don't know if that's like a thing that just grows. Like I

2:43

don't, I don't think you see Adam's apples

2:45

on little boys. I guess you'd really notice

2:47

it if they had them freaky. We have

2:50

this thing in our throat that just grows

2:52

out and makes this like more resident voice

2:54

box. You should do like an Adam's Apple

2:56

party like stops with her, like a lacing

2:58

surgery. It's like just boys. Just

3:00

whenever you see Adam's Apple, you just

3:03

throw a giant party. Some people, some

3:05

people got some crazy, like a sharp

3:07

angle. Yeah. It just just

3:09

felt like a, like it's a third beak

3:11

on them. Yeah. Pretty wild. See like, yeah,

3:14

the shadow down. My

3:16

mom, hers is just sharp. Huh? Your

3:18

mom has just so large like mama.

3:20

How were you guys late bloomers with

3:23

your voice changing or were you like

3:25

early on in your friend group late

3:27

one? Do you even remember it? I

3:29

feel like it just happened overnight. I

3:32

don't remember like the whole puberty process.

3:34

I have no idea. I think, I

3:36

think honestly by fifth grade, that's pretty

3:38

deep. I still feel like I

3:40

have a kind of high voice. Uh,

3:43

yeah, my voice isn't like, Hey,

3:45

what's going on guys? I don't notice how deep

3:47

my voice is until somebody mimics me. Then

3:49

I'm like, like Jason will always mimic, like

3:51

mock me and he'll just go way deep.

3:54

And I'm like, is that really how I

3:56

sound? And everyone's just like, yeah, I think

3:58

I'm pretty deep voice. very deep

4:00

voice I can get high

4:02

pitch like this I can get high

4:05

pitch I think that's

4:09

what I think there's there's got to be a

4:11

reason why I lose my voice

4:13

I think people that have deep voices they

4:15

lose their voice really quickly yeah I guess

4:18

so probably you got something for you

4:20

seems hard very hard I think

4:23

it's not I'm using a lot of muscle also

4:25

I think you lose your voice because you have

4:28

really bad hearing I realize

4:30

because you talk at yes

4:32

your voice is deeper but you also talk

4:35

so loud I just

4:37

can't can't control it I can't control

4:39

it the church that loses her voice all the time

4:41

but it's because she sings too hard

4:43

like if she's going well Trisha does have a

4:45

deeper voice so then I'm not a woman oh

4:47

yeah patrol yeah I think I think I have

4:50

the idea that has to do with that mm-hmm

4:52

alright there's another friend that I know that a

4:54

really deep voice she would lose your voice

4:56

all the time do you think

4:59

if you were a singer would you

5:01

be a bass or a tenor oh

5:03

I'd be bass bass down here you

5:07

can hit a high a of a

5:09

what I can't you know I seen

5:11

I can't seen her thing she can

5:14

hit a a of a high C

5:16

yeah not many people can do that

5:18

yes that quote in a while

5:20

I can't do I can't do high-pitched I

5:23

can do high velocity

5:25

no it's like that oh

5:30

like yeah I

5:33

only feel good in falsetto I

5:35

just try and it just never hits it's the worst

5:37

I'm only good at lip-syncing I can lips like it

5:39

takes on a lip-sync oh yeah if you were a

5:42

drag queen kill it as a drag queen oh my

5:44

god I'd

5:49

be zany just is zany

5:52

zanee delicious should we run

5:54

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7:00

Welcome back to another Zane and

7:03

Heath Unfiltered show. I'm

7:05

Zane. I'm Heath. I'm

7:07

Matt. I'm Mariah. And this

7:09

is Unfiltered. Thank you so much

7:11

for coming back to another Coachella

7:13

episode. Coachella episode in South

7:16

Korea, we'll talk about that. In South Korea,

7:18

this is the fifth consecutive year in a

7:20

row that we're talking about, actually no fourth,

7:22

because it's 2020. But

7:25

we got another wild one for you guys. How

7:27

are you guys feeling? I feel unbelievable.

7:30

Good. Usually people

7:32

are exhausted after a weekend. I

7:35

remember you did not feel good that weekend.

7:37

I was just tired. Yeah, but I feel

7:39

good. Oh good. Tired in terms of like

7:42

energy, your legs. Just like

7:44

leg exhaustion, a lot of

7:46

walking. We were also doing

7:48

like workout classes at the house. It

7:50

was a lot of like leg, lower

7:53

body workouts. I know, when you have a

7:55

friend who has a fitness brand, you gotta

7:57

help support him. The last thing anybody wanted

7:59

to do. was workout during this and

8:02

we just did it just you know they're getting their

8:04

video we wanted to be supportive what time of day

8:06

was he making me do it mid day

8:08

mid day okay so it wasn't like banging pots and

8:10

pans and blow it with no no no no no

8:12

no no but we did have to wake up early

8:14

just to like get worked on for guests but

8:17

that was it all right that was easy

8:19

so let's backpedal okay at the beginning of

8:21

the weekend you guys are part of the

8:23

guests happy hour so guests invited

8:25

us back to the compound for the third year in

8:27

the row they are

8:29

known to just be so hospitable they put us

8:31

in this compound where there's like a ton of

8:34

houses they all look exactly the same but they're

8:36

just like lay out a little different it's like

8:38

a perfect little community yeah it feels like you

8:40

know you know the movie when I was about

8:42

to say when Harry Matt Sally don't

8:44

worry darling oh right you know how

8:47

like everyone's in the same neighborhood everyone's

8:49

doing the same thing and then it

8:51

starts getting weird that's what like yeah

8:53

weird but no it's uh they just put

8:55

us in the compound this year they were

8:58

pushing out their guest jeans line so they

9:00

we got to go to the factory we

9:02

got to see how they make their new

9:04

jeans that was really cool in the guest

9:06

factory they have stores

9:09

set up as

9:12

like a display to

9:14

show other retailers what

9:17

the look is gonna be for that season oh

9:19

when you go to a mall and you walk around you

9:21

see like the storefront it's got the advertising the branding the

9:24

mannequin set up with the clothes it's

9:26

exact they're multiple stores all

9:29

in this warehouse set

9:32

up but they're not real just for

9:34

the staff just so people who are looking to

9:36

put guests into their stores what they want to

9:38

look what yeah after we passed that we got

9:40

to see how they made their jeans and we

9:42

also got to see like the models doing

9:45

photo shoots for like their campaigns that we

9:47

got to see it all how they actually

9:50

had yes model yeah the actual people we

9:52

all buy them and then we would walk

9:54

out to the the stores those like fakes

9:56

to our pop-up stores and we would see

9:58

their face like blaster on like, oh,

10:01

oh shit. They're like doing all

10:03

this right now just to kind of get

10:05

the stores ready. So that was really sick to

10:07

get to experience. I did not know all that

10:09

happened like a warehouse. Wait, just into back step

10:11

two, you guys took the flight over, you did

10:13

the jet, third time taking the jet, how was

10:15

that? It's so nice. Yeah.

10:18

It honestly is. I mean, it's, you know, it just

10:20

makes us feel like T-Swift. It makes us feel like

10:22

we're, you know, we're going on trip with Tart to

10:24

Bora Bora. You know, it feels

10:26

good. A 30 minute flight. I mean,

10:29

we never get like, we've never been on

10:31

like a branded trip like that with like any

10:33

one time a year we get to feel treated.

10:35

That's why we really, we just like get excited

10:37

for this week and every week. Nobody missed the

10:40

flight. You guys weren't on the runway. Everyone was.

10:43

I mean, mind you, it's only our little group.

10:45

So it's really hard to miss a flight unless

10:47

like you're really late and they're just like, Hey,

10:49

you're going to have to, you're going to have

10:51

to drive. Yeah. But it's like one of those

10:54

jets that they have for flying like short distances.

10:56

Yeah. It's like airline. They're

10:58

semi private. Yeah. This

11:01

seats are still facing forward. No way.

11:03

Those celebrities are not riding in these,

11:07

but it's still so nice. I mean,

11:09

it's, yeah, luxurious. And then

11:11

yeah, we fly and we get there. We're there like

11:13

a day earlier, right? Before the festival. So we get, we,

11:15

we touched down at like 10 30 AM and

11:19

we get to just chill the whole

11:21

day. I think just like get settled in. We're

11:23

making some content. And also we

11:25

started off with like a welcome

11:28

dinner where. I

11:32

saw that. That looks so cool. Yeah. So nice.

11:34

And that's where everybody in all the houses get

11:36

to all come together. We get to see everyone's

11:38

face for the first time. Like, Oh, who's staying

11:40

at the compound? It's like a reality show. Like

11:42

it's mad. It is. They would just

11:44

really have a camera out at all times, just like

11:46

kind of getting faces. Like when people go in and

11:48

you see who's there and then you get their faces,

11:50

I feel like it could be a whole reality TV

11:52

show. Any new faces of people who haven't been to

11:54

the compound before? Cause I know we were, I

11:56

was asked in the last episode, Oh, who are the hot

11:58

new influencers coming off? It was lorraine

12:01

quinn I think I think the hot

12:03

ones were like quinn lorraine ricky t

12:06

He's been going. Oh, no. No, he's

12:08

a veteran Okay,

12:10

he's been going to since the job. I miss him

12:12

so much Bretman rock was I

12:15

think a first-timer in there. He bring his

12:17

chickens like off the plate No,

12:21

but he did have a luxurious just flowy

12:23

hair whoo Yeah, it looked beautiful, but you

12:25

guys got a new house this year Was

12:27

it the same one you have been seeing

12:29

the same builders right so the old

12:31

compound was like 30 minutes away Okay,

12:34

this is a completely different compound with like more

12:36

houses in it, but they're identical right

12:38

Yeah, so it felt like the same vibe, but

12:40

just a different location Okay, cool now when you

12:42

guys get there are the rooms already assigned or

12:44

do you guys got a claim? Oh sprint like

12:47

when Jersey Shore gets to a new house You

12:49

have to clean your rooms this rooms already set

12:51

up for us like you have their name on

12:53

the thing So you walk in knowing that you

12:55

have a room already? You're just hoping that you

12:57

have a room that's like close to the kitchen

12:59

like me personally I love my room close to

13:01

the kids right or you kind of don't want

13:03

to be like too close to the backyard by

13:05

the pool Cuz if people are partying like too

13:07

late if you want to sleep. Yeah, I just I just

13:09

love convenience But my room

13:12

was was the furthest away from the kitchen

13:15

Still happy though, but it was it was far

13:17

from the kitchen and then but yeah house was

13:19

really nice ever We were all taken care of

13:21

in that house. We were really happy Be

13:24

a great weekend Then we yeah,

13:26

we do the the welcome dinner. We see

13:28

everybody we celebrated like quite a few birthdays

13:30

that night There's like saw that five birthdays.

13:32

We had like he's Todd Scott We had

13:34

Nikolai who's the owner of guests and then

13:36

one more other person right in the

13:39

middle of Zane Singing happy birthday and making

13:41

the announcement Well, they come out with the

13:43

cake with like these massive sparklers on it

13:45

and it sets the alarm off in the

13:48

middle of like The happy birthday speech thing.

13:50

It was like perfect timing it ended up being They

14:02

made me, they made me make that whole street. They

14:04

were like, hey Zane. I saw that too. I was

14:06

like Zane's up there. They bring me

14:08

up there like hey Zane can you come here real

14:11

quick. First I thought I was in big trouble right?

14:13

Big trouble. So I had a few

14:15

glasses of wine right? You voted off the island.

14:17

Wait wait Matt. This is so funny. So I

14:20

had a few glasses of wine. I'm you know, you

14:22

know how I get, I'm just always like

14:25

he's being Zane. And

14:27

then I'm talking to Heath Baraya

14:31

about something and then the

14:33

one of the staff member

14:35

who's also working as like she's bartenders.

14:38

She comes up right here. She's like more

14:40

wine and she scared me. I was like

14:42

oh oh oh oh oh and then genuinely

14:44

it was out of nowhere. And

14:46

I, my hand went like this. Oh my, you scared me

14:48

but my hand went up like this. I went up like

14:51

over here and I tapped and then I went back right?

14:53

And then that was it. That's all, that was all in my head.

14:55

And then Heath and Baraya are both looking at each other and they're

14:58

like Zane, she's really upset.

15:00

And I was like ha ha

15:03

okay and they're like no Zane, she's really

15:05

upset. You need to say something. And

15:08

I look back and she's walking away and I'm like oh

15:10

wait. She didn't like the whole top thing.

15:13

She's like yeah no Zane. That was not

15:15

good. Her face almost

15:17

feels like a don't touch

15:19

me type face. Don't touch me bitch. But

15:22

I think Zane learned a lesson

15:25

with people's personal face. Personal boundary.

15:27

You can't even touch people's faces.

15:30

You know what and I did apologize

15:33

but I remembered she, I

15:35

looked at, I kept looking

15:37

at her the whole night because I was like oh I'm

15:39

going to be kicked out. That's it. There

15:41

goes my weekend. And then the guest staff goes

15:43

hey Zane can you come here for a second?

15:46

And I look at him and I'm like fuck!

15:48

This is it. That's it. Pack

15:50

your bags. I still have these to believe

15:52

in. And then they

15:55

bring me up and they're like Zane

15:58

we really would like for you to make Speech.

16:02

And I'm like, huh? Public

16:05

apology. Speech. We

16:08

have a few birthdays today. We want you

16:10

to introduce and enter the dinner. Lovely

16:13

to have everybody here. And then

16:15

we're going to bring out the cake. And I'm

16:17

like, that's not cool.

16:19

That's not fair. Yeah. Out

16:22

of everybody. Out of everybody. Who's idea

16:24

was you, even though I love that they considered

16:26

you to be the spokesperson of the event? It

16:29

was Drew. She's like, she's the head

16:31

of like the whole campaign for

16:33

this. And we're friends. I

16:35

think she just thought it would be hilarious

16:39

to have me do the speech. I

16:42

didn't think it was. And then they

16:44

had me go behind the DJ booth. And

16:46

then I remember I turned around. I turned around

16:48

at the wall and I was like, hello,

16:51

everybody. Welcome to the, it actually

16:53

helped when I don't look at everybody and I look at them

16:55

all day. It helped a lot. I'm

16:57

like, I'm going to be in the podcast because everybody's listening, but you know, you

17:00

don't see it. That was

17:02

really good. So I introed it, started saying getting

17:04

fire alarm went off and

17:06

nobody could hear me. Oh, no. It was

17:08

kind of nice. Yeah. It kind of drowned

17:11

them out. And that was it for that night. Did

17:13

you guys go a little too hard that night

17:15

though? Because I mean, the festival's coming up the

17:17

next day, but did everyone pace themselves? No, no.

17:20

A few of us, a few of us kept

17:22

the night going. So then the next morning comes.

17:25

The next morning comes day one of the festival.

17:27

It is time. It is time to go to

17:29

the festival. And we're like, okay, something

17:32

felt different this year. We just didn't know what it

17:34

was. And then as soon

17:36

as we get to the festival, we're like, no,

17:39

no pre parties or anything you had to go

17:41

to before day one. No, not really. Not

17:43

right. It was pretty much just a

17:45

casual day. I'm just hanging by the pool, relaxing a bit.

17:47

Because that's the most stressful thing about Coachella is then all

17:49

these other little parties you got to go to. And

17:52

then you're already in a great location next to

17:54

the festival, but it's like, no, there's a big

17:56

party, but it's in Palm Springs. I try to

17:58

say no to the extracurriculars. stuff. Just

18:01

because it is

18:03

a mission and the traffic there is terrible. And

18:06

then we walk in and immediately,

18:08

well first of all, all the

18:10

staff was so friendly. Like

18:13

usually, I feel like they're kind of like

18:16

more uptight, a little standoffish, but

18:19

we walked in and everybody, hi, how's

18:21

it going? Thanks for coming, good to see you.

18:23

We're like, whoa, okay. We

18:25

go through the whole checkpoint thing, like the

18:27

bag, jazz. We're also noticing that it's really

18:29

easy to get in. No line, normally at

18:31

5pm, even at

18:35

5pm on a day festival, there's

18:37

a bit of a line. And then there's ID

18:39

check, all of that. There's a lot. So we

18:41

get through immediately and there is no ID check

18:43

at the end. Like you know where you'd normally

18:45

go sit in line to give your... You get

18:47

that Heineken wristband. It's shut down, so we're like,

18:49

oh, this is so weird. And

18:52

we walk in, there's nobody around us.

18:56

Finally make it through the entrance and

18:59

you know that whole like open area, like the

19:01

VIP, where it's like the bars and the main

19:03

area, whatever. As you walk in, you see everybody

19:05

you know. It's like the cafeteria launch. Empty.

19:09

What? This is 5pm. Matt,

19:11

we couldn't believe it. They won getting in

19:13

tonight, nobody there. If

19:16

Coachella, like the previous years were running at like 100% capacity,

19:19

this I would say was like 30. No, I would

19:21

say like maybe 50, 60. I

19:25

don't think so, man. Now, why do you think

19:27

that is? Is it because of the lineup? I

19:29

think it was the lineup. Or is it has

19:31

Coachella reached this kind of point where our generation

19:33

that used to be like the full front like...

19:36

No, I think it's generally the lineup. The lineup, nobody...

19:38

Yeah, that's true. The lines like at the bar, you

19:40

know how you have to like sit there for like

19:42

45 minutes to get a drink? Never had

19:44

to be in line. No, the cashiers were open. It was

19:46

open the whole night. You could walk up and just get

19:48

a drink at the end. You were at most waiting for

19:50

one person in front of you. That was the most you were waiting

19:53

on. Every time at Coachella, I

19:55

would have to buy like two beers at once because

19:57

I didn't want to go back in line. Because you

19:59

couldn't squeeze through people to get there. You would beg

20:01

a friend if you were already down in the crowd

20:03

being like can you please just get me mad? Yeah,

20:05

you can go to GA main stage in the crowd

20:07

go back for a drink and make it back in

20:09

like five minutes Wow, you could walk like if you

20:12

were to walk out and just be lying it straight

20:14

to another stage Okay, you

20:16

would not have to move for anybody.

20:18

I even heard like the camping situation

20:20

was like half capacity as well They're

20:22

really nice. There were very many empty

20:24

lots in the camping zone as well.

20:26

Yeah, that also goes I think it

20:28

was the lineup. Yeah, it was hopefully they're not

20:30

in a tank, right? I

20:32

the thing is that I was talking a lot of people

20:34

about it and everybody kept saying that there's this there's like

20:36

a There's there's strict rules

20:38

when it comes to Coachella like people performing at

20:40

Coachella There's that on the contract that states that

20:42

you can't do anything Outside

20:45

of Coachella and it's for like

20:47

that year. It's a weird I don't know exactly what the

20:49

rule is because I'm sure you can't look it up. It's

20:51

like I feel like specific for each artist,

20:54

but It comes with

20:56

like rules whenever you do sign up for Coachella So a lot

20:58

of people a lot of artists probably didn't want to perform

21:01

at Coachella because look at Lollapalooza Beth

21:04

have you seen the lineup this year? No, I have one

21:06

I've ever seen Two

21:09

months. Why are any of those people performing at

21:11

Coachella? Ah, you know what

21:13

I mean? I wonder if some artists like

21:16

kind of ruined it for other people Maybe

21:18

they have had to like make their contracts

21:20

tighter with their artists I think I heard

21:22

something that like you're not allowed to play

21:24

other shows for the year leading up to

21:26

Coachella in like California or something like that

21:29

that way they have the exclusivity to make

21:31

people Want to go to Coachella

21:33

to see that huge performer? Ah,

21:35

you know what I mean? Like you can do other like

21:37

states and stuff But like I think they own in

21:40

their contract the rights for you to not be

21:42

able to perform in California or like So Cal

21:44

area whatever the total PR publicity reason like up

21:46

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21:49

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podcast. We love you. So we

24:09

get in whatever, we

24:12

kind of just like hang out and are

24:15

basically just waiting for like Lana to come on. And-

24:18

So you're not moving to any other stages to

24:20

catch anything else? You just camping out? No, we

24:23

just didn't care to. Yeah, I don't blame you.

24:25

It was nice because normally you

24:28

like bump into friends like here or there. And

24:30

it's like impossible to like find them again, whatever. It

24:33

was so open that you just saw different groups of

24:35

people. Like you could just go like this and look

24:37

around and be like, those are my friends.

24:39

Yeah. Those are my friends.

24:41

How was the cell phone signal this

24:43

year? Dude, full service. The whole time?

24:45

The whole time. You could have FaceTimed

24:48

perfectly. From Sahara stage to the new

24:50

lab. And you could hear them. Whoa.

24:52

It was insane. Because that's the worst thing

24:54

is when you get to Coachella is that

24:56

good luck if you get separated. It

24:59

was so chill. We'd be calling each other like, hey, what's up? Hey,

25:01

yeah, where are you? Cool, cool, cool. Okay. Like

25:04

no screaming, nothing. Then I wonder if that's

25:06

because of like the density of if there's

25:08

too many cellular devices, it chunks up

25:10

like the service. Because I don't think

25:12

they built another cell tower out there.

25:14

But no. Oh, wow. It

25:16

was working. The cell tower was happy this

25:18

year. For sure. I

25:21

don't want to go is just because there's

25:23

bands I want to see. But if I

25:25

get separated, I can't find anyone. I can't wait

25:28

to see how it is a week and two. That

25:30

it's gonna be so empty. Oh. Because

25:33

week two is always like a little less crowded. Yeah.

25:36

That one will be really interesting. But

25:38

Doja Cat was a great performance. Was

25:40

it? Yeah. I didn't see it, but I saw, I

25:43

saw clips the next day and

25:45

she did really good. How was Lana? She was

25:47

really good. She was good. I only got to

25:50

see like the first like three songs though. Okay.

25:52

I mean, what you left? We just had, yeah,

25:54

we left. We had like one shuttle. And

25:57

it was like, if people wanted to leave, you're like,

25:59

okay, we have. have to go. Oh, okay.

26:02

And otherwise they would take the shuttle and then you'd have to

26:04

try to like... Did you get to see when she brought up

26:06

Billy? Or was that later? No,

26:08

we got him right before that. I

26:11

was just so livid that Vampire Weekend got

26:14

announced as a last minute

26:16

performer for Weekend 1. Oh,

26:18

really? Yeah. I was

26:20

like, right there when we get into Soul, I

26:22

pull out my phone and it's like Vampire Weekend

26:24

goes, Vampire Weekend 1 in parentheses.

26:26

And I go, you have to be kidding

26:28

me. When did they play? I

26:31

don't know. I think it was Saturday.

26:33

They brought out Paris Hilton. They brought

26:35

out Abraham Lincoln. What? Abe Lincoln? They

26:38

brought out like the most realistic Abe Lincoln

26:40

impersonator. And why? Which is fun, I guess.

26:42

I think they did it for their song

26:44

Gold Rush. I haven't watched the performances because you

26:46

know when there's like, it's your favorite artist and they

26:48

do something really cool and it was something that you

26:50

could have been at, you're like, I

26:52

need to wait a little bit to watch it

26:54

because I just didn't want the FOMO to hit

26:57

me that hard. I just couldn't believe I didn't

26:59

go to the Eclipse show for Vampire Weekend, told

27:01

myself I'm not going to Coachella, I'd rather go

27:03

to South Korea and then find out my favorite

27:05

band is performing at Coachella. I still got tickets

27:07

for them in June at Hollywood Bowl. I

27:10

think they had to fill up like some artists

27:12

for sure. I think it was like at the last minute,

27:15

they were like, we need to sell more tickets. So

27:18

that's night one. Do you guys go to any after parties

27:20

after night one? Or do you just go back

27:22

to the compound party? I think we had an

27:24

after party at the compound. The

27:27

celebs come to Timothy Chalamet. Guess

27:30

who? Actor? Yeah. Actor?

27:33

Yeah. Actor. Jacob

27:36

Elordi? Mm-mm. The

27:38

Sprouse? I don't know

27:40

who you're talking about. Zach,

27:42

Robert Pattinson. Whoa! Okasuki

27:44

Waterhouse was performing. His wife, they just

27:46

had a baby. Man, I can't believe,

27:48

I swear she just had a baby

27:50

like a week ago and that's performing

27:53

at Coachella. Oh, wow. Is it just me or

27:55

does he kind of look like Harry Potter? He

27:57

is in Harry Potter. Yeah. that's

28:00

your diggery right he's the

28:02

one that like what's not in Pattinson's

28:04

in Harry yeah he dies in the

28:06

Goblin fires sorry spoiler no no not

28:08

goblet fire prison the second movie he

28:11

dies in the goblin of fire dirty try

28:13

wizard tournament but he actually looks like

28:15

Harry Potter he dies at the try

28:18

wizard tournament the band anyways but yes

28:20

I but yes Robert Pattinson was there

28:22

who else came through Leo

28:24

de cap Leonardo Emma Robertson

28:27

I mean no Robert Leo DiCaprio wearing

28:29

like a mask and everything or like

28:31

was he a little bit more out

28:33

in the masquerade mask what

28:35

he really like I is wide shut

28:37

yeah and like a like a gown

28:39

it's crazy that he loves doing

28:42

that if I was that famous I'm kidding

28:44

he wasn't oh okay really

28:46

creepy though Justin and Haley oh

28:49

yes Ricky T he

28:53

was he was funny this weekend he

28:55

went up he went up

28:57

to Heath and I at the festival he was

28:59

just gone right oh my gosh this is so

29:02

this is like the quote of

29:06

our trip he

29:09

goes up to me he puts his hand

29:11

on my back and just good right he

29:16

looks at then he goes you looks at me he

29:18

goes you and you at

29:21

the same damn time

29:27

dude he is so funny that's great

29:30

it's so funny cuz he looks so intimidating in his like

29:33

Instagram pictures but then when he when

29:35

you see him in person he's just like a like

29:37

a bad

29:39

way but literally like a fairy just

29:43

a fairy just

29:45

like branched it

29:47

around just like

29:49

okay so Robert Pattinson all the they

29:52

show up at the guest compound are they

29:54

talking with you guys like you're you influence

29:56

no no We're not even like words,

29:58

which is with our friends. A

30:00

different table so they can take the like a

30:02

club scenario. Guys that like to have like tables

30:04

set up at. The. Backyard with Neon

30:06

Carnival the think this year yes the authors

30:09

you guys go yacht a day. I think

30:11

the crime was better than the the possible.

30:13

Also not is packed as usual. Be

30:15

been shut down Alcohol service at all Data had

30:17

to a know that Wagner had to. That's when

30:19

I get ruined so when I know but are

30:21

they keep it open for like five out it.

30:24

Was the so this is very not. Last

30:27

are also expecting people to have like their

30:29

own. Alcohol and said on

30:31

the another probably like a loveless keep

30:33

it open till five years Yeah, why

30:35

not? Busta rhymes. Get. All are

30:37

so now I left early. It was

30:40

really. It. Was really good

30:42

to on. Z. There when

30:44

it was that empty. Know. If felt like

30:46

it just felt good a pretty the be no

30:49

stress Not once did we all like hold our

30:51

heads to walk out us off as nice as

30:53

is. Nice seed on. I heard that there was

30:55

a bit of like our phones be a they're

30:58

always there's one way of lawyer iger your life

31:00

where Elisa lost her blog camera yeah I did

31:02

he gets Nasser to spell out of a purse

31:04

sir I don't know said I feel I feel

31:07

like a lease over just left it somewhere towards

31:09

the way I see was I going to run

31:11

or another doing stood as you do in her

31:13

with it you know it videos like it's really

31:16

drunk her. Her currently sit

31:18

together Lethal Combo is lethal.

31:21

Or to. Have it on

31:24

one because you have your first K

31:26

Pop performance which man looks Serafin less

31:28

Sarah Smother Thera Fim yeah Fearless around

31:30

the are going anywhere it's I'm fairly.

31:32

Watch out watch an artist we have

31:34

seen up close and personal bad as

31:36

they can to ensure that every day

31:39

to that end or two. Dead omer

31:41

I didn't have a friend who was

31:43

dancing with the Embers. yeah i went to

31:45

see it i knew ramey was a fan and

31:47

i never listen to k pop before i know

31:49

i would like it because they also dance and

31:51

i was like hey like my friends are dancing

31:54

like if you go to art as i'll come

31:56

with the a when she was like you have

31:58

to com you're gonna love them It

32:00

took us like three seconds of watching them

32:02

to like I'm a super fan like suddenly

32:05

Yeah second so seeing my friends up there

32:07

was insane I was getting cool pictures of

32:09

them, but watching these girls like dance

32:11

and sing to that like extent is

32:14

Unbelievable they are so entertaining to make

32:16

it they should do the Super Bowl That

32:21

would be just really really good one

32:23

Yeah, it reminds me of like what

32:25

like our like early 2000s pop

32:28

used to be mmm Yeah, it's very

32:30

backstreet boy like yeah full dancing they

32:32

celebrate like each member like every member

32:34

has their own like kind of moment

32:39

Like the step out they kind of get you know

32:42

I was torn because there's there's

32:44

rumors about kpop groups and how

32:46

like abusive the practices right? Yeah I've

32:48

heard that they really have really Have a

32:50

full life and time to it when you're

32:52

watching them you can tell The

32:55

amount of fucking stress they're probably

32:57

put through yeah team on autopilot

32:59

just very like robotic But

33:01

it was really fun. I don't know the main

33:03

girl. I guess is from New York cuz I was like I

33:07

don't know who the main person is but I asked

33:10

Remy I was like is she American and she was like

33:12

yeah She's from New York so it was like a cool

33:14

dynamic and like seeing the other girls like

33:16

speaking English It was just like fun someone

33:18

was telling me that they're like trained from

33:20

from when they're a little like they're they

33:22

don't make it That big for years. They're

33:25

like a years of training and getting being

33:27

perfected. There was somebody was telling me that

33:29

one of them Someone

33:31

in one of the kpop groups they got kicked

33:34

off after a month, right? They worked their

33:36

way all the way up They finally became

33:38

they were part of a big kpop band

33:40

She got cut in a month because they

33:43

they found out she was bullying a girl

33:45

back in like school. Oh Like

33:48

it's back cut throat cut throat, which

33:50

is so crazy to me you memorize

33:52

all the movie You just go in this side like

33:54

the girl who goes to Disney Have you seen the

33:56

girl who just wants to be a Disney dancer so

33:58

she goes to Disney every day? And when

34:00

the dancers come out she just does the whole

34:02

routine with them and they're like the dancers are

34:05

like we gotta hire this girl All right, you

34:07

finally get your big gig next year for Coachella,

34:09

but nobody's there I know that was like

34:11

when we first started going to Coachella. I said

34:13

like I would love to be Performing

34:16

on stage so that everyone can come see

34:18

me and now it's like the new Woodstock.

34:20

I'm telling my kids about Coachella Yeah, I'm gonna

34:22

believe it. We're gonna next year. They're definitely they're

34:24

making that lineup change During the whatever rules we

34:26

have I think we need to cut it down

34:28

a bit next year is gonna make or break

34:30

it if it's bad Again, yeah, that's on it

34:32

really is that you don't come back next year

34:35

with like something insane and bring it back I

34:37

think it's gonna be I will say

34:39

Especially me and you we didn't mind

34:42

it because like we we were able

34:44

to get a pizza pie in like 30 seconds That

34:46

was you know, how long oh, it was

34:48

like enjoyable. You could like yeah, it was nice

34:50

We could hear each other. We didn't have to scream over

34:52

each other. Nobody in our group got crazy

34:55

Like normally everybody enjoyed themselves. Everyone can

34:57

find each other. We just communicate and we're like,

34:59

hey meet here in like 10 minutes. Perfect This

35:03

might even this might promote more people to come

35:05

next year because they see how

35:07

empty it is Yeah I mean because a lot of

35:09

people probably gets really stressed out like people that are

35:11

a car camping or J It's probably a nightmare to

35:13

try to get through like every set

35:16

like Sahara like going to Sahara so

35:18

far But like how empty it was

35:20

it was like real. It was a really nice walk last

35:22

year It took us like 45 minutes to get a $300

35:25

pizza and this year it only took like a minute

35:27

to get a $300 pizza $300

35:29

pizza is so expensive those prices

35:32

need to go down for the full pie

35:35

People are spending so I

35:39

don't know why they do that the tickets

35:41

already expensive. Yeah, make it like the Masters

35:43

or yes He fought the pie. It was

35:46

$80. Yeah, it was 80 bucks and then I went

35:48

back and got a nice tea 799

35:51

for an iced tea like in a cup from

35:55

a jug I Don't

35:57

know why they do that. I think other people

36:00

like posting like like chicken

36:02

tender prices and like your prices they really want

36:04

people to sneak in shit I guess

36:06

so and you know what I think people do I

36:08

think a lot of people sneak in those like those

36:11

it's like what's in your pocket what do

36:13

you got drugs no a protein bar oh

36:16

you could bring anything in your pockets now you could

36:18

bring food now everything I was but yeah they was

36:20

field pack of cigarettes though there

36:22

does the cigarette there was no cigarettes there was

36:24

no pat down there was nothing Wow you just

36:27

metal detector phone up right in your end where

36:29

I cut that out we don't coach others see

36:31

that we love the way they're doing it but

36:34

a lot of people don't put you know those

36:36

like inflatable flasks yeah I think I

36:39

think a lot of people like right here

36:41

in their junk tampon yeah shot your junk

36:43

is the best place to put anything cuz

36:45

they cannot touch you over there I had

36:49

the cigarettes along with some other

36:52

like substances in my I

36:54

put it like right there yeah I was deep

36:56

down the line I swear I was like 20 people

36:59

deep and I remember like I hit a joint

37:02

I was already a little high little paranoid just

37:04

adjusting my belt making sure everything is good before

37:06

I walk in and a

37:08

guy at the security goes what's

37:10

that and I'm like oh

37:12

I'm so far away that surely not

37:16

looking at me and I'm like he

37:18

goes you tall fella right there and

37:20

I go mean he goes come right here he

37:22

saw no way what what do you got going

37:24

on in there what I saw you to adjust

37:26

and I go it just he goes no I

37:28

could see there's something there what is it I'm

37:30

like it's just an open pack of cigarettes

37:32

and he's like 50 bucks

37:34

and this never happened no way gave

37:37

him 50 bucks and I walked in that

37:39

was like my boy that's inside hustle you

37:41

know that guy's just sitting there my

37:45

heart was pounding because I was so

37:47

far away yeah so high and I'm

37:49

like they had a good eye you

37:52

tall fella I'm learning

37:54

quickly that money takes care of

37:56

anything if

37:58

a cop stopped you speeding. I

38:01

am willing to bet you just pay that cop off

38:03

and you're good with that ticket. Yeah but that's they...

38:06

Not nowadays. Because they got body cam. Oh

38:08

shit. Yeah. But... Back in the day?

38:12

I would. I'd pay anything because just to have that

38:14

off your record is just so worth it. And

38:17

they would rather the 150 bucks goes to

38:19

them than you pay the fee. Exactly. But

38:22

sometimes that ticket is a lot.

38:24

He can see that ticket price like

38:26

you gotta give me more. That's what I

38:28

would do. Like you gotta pay more than this ticket for me

38:30

not to purchase it. And did she

38:32

see no doubt? Yeah. We did get

38:35

to see no doubt. What night did they perform? Is

38:37

it the last night? I think Saturday. Saturday. Yeah. Badass.

38:39

Mm-hmm. Was there in 10 years performing in the first

38:41

time in 10 years? She

38:44

was great. Yeah. I mean...

38:46

She brought out Livy Rodrigo. Did

38:49

she like... Was she like no doubt

38:51

Gwen Stefani or was she like the

38:53

voice Gwen Stefani? She was no doubt.

38:55

She got the rhinestones on her face

38:57

and yeah. I think she recreated the

38:59

last time she performed at Coachella. Oh

39:01

really? She recreated a moment that she

39:03

played with the audience. That's cool. Yeah.

39:05

Like I'm just a girl let's see

39:07

it. Just the boys. I'm just a

39:09

girl. It definitely felt like we stepped back

39:11

in time. Even like the visuals and stuff it

39:14

looked like. Remember the no doubt album? It was

39:16

all black and red. The whole thing was black

39:18

and red. How was the weather? Was it hot?

39:20

Was it fine? It was perfect. It was perfect

39:22

weather the whole weekend. It did get pretty chilly

39:24

at night. You definitely needed a jacket. That's the

39:26

worst when you're like it's so hot in the

39:28

day. You're like I don't need this. And then

39:30

you get there and you're just... But we would

39:32

go out like 5 p.m. every day so we

39:34

would come like prepared bundled up. It was nice.

39:36

Good transition. Yeah. Jay Balvin was unbelievable. His

39:39

set was... Oh yeah. It was like

39:41

alien themed. So sick. Sick. It was crazy

39:43

and he brought out Will Smith. It's

39:46

all light? Will Smith? He

39:48

came out and

39:50

did... Man I bet

39:52

he hit that. Yeah. I was waiting for that too.

39:54

I thought he was gonna do some like you know

39:56

fun little slap thing. He didn't. That

39:58

I mean probably wouldn't even get... Jiggy with it no

40:01

no I think was at the end of it Zane looks at

40:03

me he goes he should pull out that thing and like Flash

40:06

the odd ah that was and then not even

40:08

ten seconds later He pulled it up and then

40:10

all stage lights flashed it right when he pushed

40:13

the button Oh, and I was like dude you

40:15

called it as I should have filmed it Pretty

40:19

sick, but I missed it though. I

40:21

didn't see it right yeah, I was telling you guys

40:24

You just did it That

40:28

was really cool. It's all about the performance now.

40:30

It's not even the singing I heard a good

40:32

performance It's a good show most people were talking

40:34

about how it seemed more people talking about the

40:36

music this year than it has been like Talking

40:39

about all the activations or bad

40:41

brand deal events and all of that exactly

40:43

was really focused on the artists and who

40:45

they brought out Mm-hmm, that's dope But

40:48

like when it comes down to like juicy shit I'd

40:50

like there isn't much this year because there's not much

40:52

people there You know I mean would we go next

40:54

year was like empty like that. I think yeah, I

40:57

would yeah Oh the last day of

40:59

Coachella. I hit my one year Applause

41:06

to heat I did coach Ellis sober

41:08

was it hard no no

41:11

then easy. It's fine That's great. No weekend

41:13

was like pretty easy to

41:15

like Kind of

41:17

yeah, it wasn't over it wasn't bad at all wasn't easy

41:19

for me Also like it's crazy like

41:22

seeing people like the next day and just like

41:24

looking at them I'm like

41:26

it's crazy I don't feel like that right now

41:28

because normally I would have it makes you feel

41:30

really good when you see other people like Look

41:32

like that and you're like I when you see

41:34

other people in pain hurting tracking Wrong

41:37

yeah, I remember that feeling that past seven

41:40

months. Oh, God that's all good. It's insane.

41:42

Oh good. It's good, man Are

41:44

you gonna you're gonna get a coin? I

41:47

told all they should get a variety calling to go to

41:49

a meeting you can get them on Amazon You

41:51

know really buy a coin for yourself.

41:54

I don't know if that like is

41:56

disrespectful like to the AA community But

41:58

I even remember when David

42:00

Alvarez was like quitting nicotine. No I don't think

42:02

that has anything to do with the meetings. I

42:04

think if you, I think you get yourself a

42:06

coin. Yeah. I get a

42:08

coin. Badass man. Badass.

42:10

Zane was introducing me to Justin Bieber and I

42:12

was like please no. No

42:14

Zane was like a little drunk and Justin,

42:17

we were like in arms.

42:19

Where I like I got this, I was in one of his

42:21

music videos, I'll introduce you, I didn't even want to do it,

42:23

I was like I really don't want to do this. Do

42:26

you think he knows you're in the music video? If

42:29

I said hi to him, I've met him a couple

42:31

times so I feel like he would put

42:34

it together and be like oh yeah. Yeah yeah. I would

42:36

never say it. I was in the pop star, hey. Oh

42:39

I would. Oh yeah what were you doing? It's his date, I was

42:41

in the pop star video.

42:43

And he'd be like oh yeah man, yeah yeah.

42:45

And from where I imagine I go about like

42:47

as your mediums like hey you should definitely put

42:49

her in one of your videos. There's also nothing.

42:52

That's what I was afraid of. I was just

42:54

like not, it was not the moment

42:56

for it. So Friday night

42:58

there was the after party and the next morning

43:00

Zane, me and Heath didn't go. And

43:03

the after party is the house next door to us.

43:05

Where house seven, the after party was house six.

43:07

Okay, they're attached. And the next

43:09

morning Zane goes, Mariah you're gonna kill yourself. I

43:12

was like why? He was like Justin Bieber

43:14

was there. I was like no, he was like

43:16

Justin and Hailey were there. And I was like

43:18

damn it. I was like I'm not missing another

43:20

party. So then the

43:22

last night there was a party and Heath said

43:24

Justin Bieber is behind you and I was like

43:26

okay. I didn't think they'd go like twice. I

43:28

didn't believe him when I turned around and I

43:30

saw the tattoo and I was like and

43:33

Zane was like listen listen he's right next to my friend.

43:35

Like I can introduce you if you need to. Like we'll

43:37

just like we'll just window in. I'm like Zane it's okay

43:39

and you're like don't say I didn't try. Don't you think? Like

43:42

I didn't know how to explain to you. You

43:44

were being so nice. Boy I am confident when I'm wrong.

43:46

Yeah you were very confident. Oh my god. And I was like

43:48

this is not the environment. Like you don't want to

43:50

be that person to be like can I meet you?

43:52

Like that is just not the place for it.

43:54

It's also way too loud. Like music's bumping. You

43:57

can barely hear anything anyways and somebody you don't

43:59

really know. to introduce you to somebody

44:01

you don't know. They were dancing their asses

44:03

off. Like him and Haley were like, hey. Would

44:06

you want, then if you did meet him, just

44:08

like a dab up saying, hey, love your stuff, that's

44:10

it. You don't want like a full convo or do

44:12

you? If it happens to be a full

44:14

convo, that'd be great. I just know I'm not the

44:16

best conversationalist. I'd be like, hey Mariah, that's it. I'm

44:19

really bad at it too. I don't know how to think of anything. I'm

44:21

really bad. You have to talk, yeah. I'm

44:23

really bad. But those moments are the best

44:25

time to meet somebody though. Yeah.

44:27

Cause you're almost like on the same plane. You,

44:30

you pass all of these boundaries. You're not

44:32

that crazy of a fan where they're going

44:34

to be worried about you. But yeah, that

44:36

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Lord have mercy baby. Dope. Sounds awesome. You

46:02

went to South Korea. I did. I skipped

46:04

out. I'm so excited to hear about it.

46:06

Alright, run me through the entire thing. Run

46:09

through the beginning. Um, so

46:11

we took the flight. It was like a

46:13

13 hour flight. Wasn't too bad. You know

46:15

we got the food on the flight. It

46:17

was alright. Chopsticks. It was alright. Chopsticks, they

46:20

gave you chopsticks. Nice. And you could have a plastic

46:22

fork as well. They gave you like some stir fry

46:24

and then I can't remember what the second was like

46:26

a... Shishito peppers? No, shishito

46:28

peppers. Shishito peppers are more

46:30

Japanese than they are Korean.

46:32

Shishito. Nice. But the flight

46:35

was like a breeze. Any crazy people on the flight?

46:37

Uh, no. No crazy people. Any crazy people. It

46:39

was a pure Korean flight. So all

46:41

the entertainment was in Korean. Thank gosh

46:44

I brought all my movies on my

46:46

iPad. What's wrong with Korean movies? Nothing

46:48

wrong with that but they only gave you just a limited

46:50

selection and I'd rather spend the time. I've been

46:53

watching Korean movies all leading up to this trip.

46:55

I just think it's nice to dive into their

46:57

culture. Patricia was watching some stuff. I didn't really

47:00

ask her what she was watching on the flight.

47:02

Yeah, right. And

47:04

we get there. We land. We take the

47:07

sub. We get to our hotel. We

47:09

stayed at a Japanese hotel called like the

47:11

Dormi Inn. And what

47:13

was cool about this Japanese hotel is that

47:15

they had an onsen, like a spa that

47:19

was accessible from 3pm till 10am

47:21

every day. Oh wow. So

47:23

like had a cold plunge, dry

47:25

sauna, silky bath and like a

47:28

silky bath is kind

47:30

of like these bigger tubs that

47:32

you get in. Oh, is it that? Yes, those

47:34

are the ones that this is the exact room

47:36

I went into. Oh, that's nice. And they have

47:39

almost these micro bubbles that they release into it

47:41

and they believe that like the micro bubbles like

47:43

the way it like passes your skin, it helps

47:45

clean you up even more. We

47:47

needed that. And this was the best was

47:50

3pm till 10am. So if we were out

47:52

till like 2am, we came home and we

47:54

went down there and just had our full

47:56

spa treatment to ourselves. You

47:59

said from 4pm to 10am. 3 no

48:01

3 p.m. Till 10 a.m. Oh, it's

48:03

open all throughout the night So are

48:05

they similar to Japanese culture where you

48:08

can't have tattoos or anything like that

48:10

in this pause? I really

48:12

I don't know about like the like what

48:14

do you call like a third party spot

48:16

staying at this hotel? There was nobody like

48:19

oh, but it was like a full naked

48:21

one You know we're always used to like

48:23

locker room culture even like in a steam

48:25

room or locker room though No

48:28

one was bringing in their towel co-ed No,

48:31

no men and women separate But it was

48:33

like a bunch of Japanese businessmen And I'm

48:35

just like at first I was like I

48:37

brought in a towel with me into it

48:39

just for modesty I realized everybody is naked

48:41

you you you were like the outcast so

48:43

you you felt like you had to walk

48:45

it around I felt like just like

48:48

a child it so did you just did you just

48:50

yeah? Oh dropped it drop full for you He was

48:52

the only one not wearing it so you don't want

48:54

to feel like Weirdly I realized

48:56

I'm the only one with a towel here, and

48:58

this looks a little weird so I went back to

49:00

my locker Wow, I would have gone home But

49:05

it was great it was awesome in the sauna

49:08

they had like a the golf channel like Teaching

49:10

you how to perfect your swing Everyone

49:18

is very quieted like civil in it and

49:20

that was just the best having access

49:22

to that It was so good high quality and they

49:24

had a free ramen bar from like 9 Every

49:27

night I only had it once but was it like

49:29

good ramen or was it like hotel? It was

49:31

like what it was me so ramen so because

49:33

it was at a Japanese hotel. It was good

49:35

ramen. Okay? Fantastic

49:38

service, so that was the hotel

49:40

situation Korea itself soul. I mean

49:43

South Korea It's

49:47

the best when you get to go to those

49:49

types of countries the same thing we experienced in

49:51

Tokyo Yeah, it's the civility and the cleanliness on

49:54

the subway was quiet people ever nobody

49:56

is talking part in Japan I I

50:00

felt like it was, well, Patricia and I, we really

50:02

figured out the transit system because when we were in

50:04

Tokyo, we mostly relied on the cabs just to get

50:06

around faster. I was able to

50:08

figure out how their subway system operated like

50:10

on my app and we were in and

50:12

out and following. And that's the best. The

50:15

best about international travel and getting abroad is

50:17

you're going to encounter stressful situations where you

50:19

have to pay attention to the signs, have

50:21

to figure it out. And

50:23

then it's such a grush when you do figure

50:25

it out. So like Patricia and I, we were

50:28

loving getting the hang of it and we were

50:30

in subs with, we were the only Americans, the

50:32

only white people in there. And

50:35

just their sense of order of lining up before you

50:37

get onto the sub, making sure there's an area for

50:40

the people to get off. You know, there's the

50:42

seats for the elder people. There's a seat for the

50:44

pregnant lady. Yeah, we don't follow any of that. We're

50:46

right in front of the gate knowing that people

50:48

need to leave. We're still in front of them. People

50:50

have to push. Yeah, yeah, crazy. And

50:53

the nightlife was a mate. I wrote

50:55

down like a whole bunch of different

50:57

observations that I made when I was

50:59

there. Oh wow, I'm realizing right now that where

51:01

I went to Karate, it was

51:03

a South Korean owned... Karate

51:06

spot. Because that

51:08

was the flag that was everywhere. Oh yeah. That was

51:10

on the back of our... Our

51:12

gurus, gurus. Your gi. Gi,

51:14

gi. It's on the back of

51:16

our gurus. Okay. Okay,

51:19

Karate kids. You know, it's on the

51:21

back of all our gurus. I

51:23

also felt like there was a big enthusiasm

51:26

for American culture when I was there, especially

51:28

the nightlife. A lot of the bars, I

51:30

felt like... You saw a lot of Irish

51:32

pubs. There were a lot of... Oh really?

51:34

These American themed places. You can go play

51:36

beer pong inside of them. I love that. It

51:38

was, I don't know, it was really American. There was

51:41

a lot of Irish pubs. Well, sorry. What

51:43

you see out here, you see a lot

51:45

of Irish pubs. That's what I meant. And

51:47

beer pong, a lot of American college themed

51:50

vibes I was getting when I was out

51:52

there. I did feel like when

51:54

I was watching your stories, it did feel like

51:57

it felt American in some way. Like I... Where

52:00

you're like who was that kid that you meet met up with uh?

52:04

Hi, June is I believe you to say is did

52:06

you know him or you met him for the first

52:08

time? My friend Diane he was awesome Oh, yes, we

52:10

met up with him earlier on in the trip Just

52:12

so he could have like shown us like how to

52:14

get around it was like we had our final dinner

52:16

with ya hi You yeah, that's how you say his

52:18

name. He was the best love that guy shout out

52:20

to him and shout out to Diane King For

52:23

setting it all up because he bought us baseball

52:25

tickets we went to a baseball The

52:28

baseball game that I saw that it felt like

52:30

you were your home So Matt I thought you

52:32

were home for a second when I saw that

52:34

oh, he's back No, no we would you a

52:37

Korean baseball game that you were so sick We

52:39

were at like there's this massive mall called the

52:41

Coet's mall It's like a mall you would go

52:43

see in Dubai all of America It's just massive

52:45

but I kept seeing all these people walking around

52:47

wearing like Korean baseball jerseys and I

52:49

was like are we close to

52:51

the baseball stadium because you always think

52:53

like the professional sports especially in America

52:55

It's such a schlep to get out

52:57

to ya where the venues are

53:00

especially in LA We can't take a subway like

53:02

down there right right But

53:04

so we get there and we don't have tickets I'm

53:06

reading on reddit how to get tickets guess how much

53:09

just like their standard baseball tickets are 50 bucks

53:12

10 bucks No, I bought

53:14

bucks Wow most of the seats There's

53:16

nothing that's hundreds and hundreds of dollars

53:18

unless you're in this like massive VIP

53:20

area So even massive VIP

53:22

area, what do you spend in 500 bucks?

53:25

Probably get a bleed. Yes, that's how the

53:27

difference in $10. That's crazy but but

53:31

I was reading on reddit like how to get tickets and

53:33

people say you just go up and buy the tickets at

53:35

the Stadium because the app that they have are heavily deep

53:37

in Korean you have to add your

53:39

credit cards It was very complicated we get there

53:41

and I walk up and just sold out. I'm

53:44

like what sold out And

53:46

we already have bought we there you we

53:48

have bought jerseys You and what's

53:50

cool there when you buy the jerseys they don't they

53:53

don't have them already like Etched

53:56

in of the certain players that you get you know how when you

53:58

go to like professional sports came

54:00

out here the last name but the jerseys

54:02

at a sports game are usually their top

54:04

like most selling players you only gave up

54:06

dogs at this place you buy almost like

54:08

a blank jersey and then you get to go

54:10

pick whatever player you want oh

54:13

so I thought 65 was like a common one

54:15

I want 65 and then I want like

54:17

35 and they were like 35

54:19

so-toe and I'm like yeah so-toe is that his

54:21

name can give me so-toe and he goes no

54:23

and then a guy goes he's saying sold out

54:26

to you oh yeah

54:30

it's like going hell yeah it's like the Kobe of the

54:33

team but he's like no man no I thought I was

54:35

getting the letters that looked the coolest like whatever letters like

54:37

look to kind of say I'd be like I want that

54:39

one I was like 17 and he

54:41

was like okay so I got 17 which

54:43

I think is like their backup pitcher but

54:46

you get to take their pat you get

54:48

to take their patches you get to go

54:50

they iron them on for you and

54:52

then but we still couldn't get tickets

54:54

and I was devastated because it was

54:56

basically like the LA Clippers versus the

54:58

Lakers the two home so it was

55:01

a big game it was a big game and I

55:03

was crushed crazy we

55:05

couldn't get tickets and that was like the most stressful

55:07

moment of the trip but we found out that they

55:09

had a game the next day and my

55:12

buddy was able to get us tickets okay wait they

55:14

had a game the next like the next day is

55:16

the same team the next day what

55:19

yeah I don't know that's a k-pop groups are

55:22

overworked baseball players over wow no

55:25

day to rest I

55:27

think like going to a concert or like

55:29

a game or something in another country I

55:31

think is like it should be done just

55:33

to see because that's where you see like

55:35

everybody all in one place all for the

55:37

same thing you get to bring in your

55:39

own beer get to bring in your own

55:41

snacks and they still sell snacks and beer

55:43

but I brought in like four tall boys

55:45

a beer chugging it they have these cheerleaders

55:47

on top of the dugouts that are they

55:49

have like one guy who's almost like the

55:51

MC and like four cheerleaders each team has

55:53

their own songs that are like renditions of

55:56

American songs yeah hear the harmonies and you're

55:58

like I think that's I want to hold

56:00

your hand but they're doing it to their

56:02

own team and all the crowds know the

56:04

songs and it's just

56:06

non-stop fun. And

56:09

we love doing that. Also I

56:12

went to see North Korea. Did

56:14

you really? Oh my god.

56:16

I haven't shared photos about it because I don't know

56:19

sometimes like because of the political climate of North Korea.

56:21

Wait, wait, you got like you went? Went

56:23

to the DMZ, went through the border, all

56:26

of that. So yeah, I

56:28

haven't shared photos from it because I just

56:30

don't, I don't know, worried about getting flagged

56:32

or whatever just because if it's North Korea,

56:34

Instagram and stuff can be like, I don't know. We

56:37

bought the tour, they picked us up at 8am. It

56:40

was an English speaking tour. They only

56:43

send in 50 tour buses a day

56:45

into the DMZ. And I

56:47

don't know if you know. Did Patricia go with you? Yeah, she

56:49

went with me. Because like she was on the fence and I'm

56:51

like, babe, I'm going to be telling this story for the rest

56:53

of my life. It's a thing that I've looked

56:55

into North Korea. I'd love for you

56:57

to be a part of that conversation. So get

57:00

on a bus and we're

57:02

excited. We're in a good mood. Early in the

57:04

morning, we've an English speaking woman

57:08

and she's telling us the whole

57:10

history about Korea, about North Korea,

57:12

how they were split, the

57:14

Korean War and everything, and even making jokes

57:16

about Kim Jong Un, calling him the big

57:18

fat chubby man. All of that

57:21

stuff. Felt pretty safe, but

57:23

then we're getting an hour

57:25

out, now we're getting just like 15 minutes

57:27

closer to the border and you're like, shit,

57:30

this is getting fucking real. And

57:33

we have to go through all these checkpoints.

57:35

And you know, you see them in apocalyptic

57:37

movies or in war movies, they set up

57:39

those barricades up in the

57:41

roads because you have to zigzag. Did you start

57:44

feeling nervous at this point? A little bit. A

57:46

little bit, but then at the same time I

57:48

felt really safe because we had these checkpoints where

57:50

the military would come on and they had a

57:52

list of everyone who was on board and they

57:54

had to go and look at each one of

57:56

your passports and

57:58

just verify all of that. being told we

58:00

can't take photos of certain military bases as

58:03

we're getting closer. That also felt kind of

58:05

like serious. Then

58:08

we go to basically an area where the

58:10

woman has to basically get our tickets to

58:13

enter the DMZ and

58:15

get a really great tour of all of that area.

58:18

And then we finally get to go up

58:20

to this observatory and look out into North

58:23

Korea. Oh wow. And see the border. And

58:25

it's this big old fake town. She told

58:27

us this is basically a fake city that

58:30

North Korea has built. No one really lives

58:32

there. But there's tons of these

58:34

little view finders where you get to look into

58:36

the country. And she even

58:38

has this high tech one where she's kind of

58:40

zooming in and capturing movement. And

58:43

we got to look in and you

58:45

could see North Korean citizens walking

58:48

around like a guy on a bicycle.

58:50

Like I saw a truck go by and she

58:53

goes, that's very strange because they're not allowed to

58:55

have cars so they must be doing some construction

58:57

over there. And they were saying it's like a

58:59

fake town just for you guys to

59:01

see that? Or is it

59:03

more North Korea I think wants to

59:06

keep their citizens in a different area?

59:09

And nobody can see them. Which was also interesting

59:11

right in the South Korean side right near the

59:13

border they have a thing called a peace village

59:16

where only 200 citizens get

59:18

to live in. And it's

59:20

called a unification village, a peace village. Only

59:23

200 citizens can live there. They live there tax

59:25

free. They don't have to serve in

59:27

the military. Because in the

59:29

country you have to serve in the military

59:31

for one and a half years I believe.

59:34

Everybody every guy has to. But

59:36

even if you're the most famous person ever like

59:39

in BTS the only way you get exempt from

59:41

being in their military is if you win a

59:43

gold medal in the Olympics. You're

59:46

exempt from joining the military. And

59:48

I think there's another medal like the guy

59:51

who I think is the big baseball player

59:53

who I think plays out

59:55

here. He won some like MVP

59:58

title. he didn't have to serve. But

1:00:01

those people are exempt, they don't have to pay taxes, but they

1:00:03

live in this tiny village. They have a curfew at 7 p.m.

1:00:06

And every single night they have to go to bed

1:00:09

and the military has to check that they're not housing

1:00:11

any escapees from North

1:00:13

Korea. Another, so it's

1:00:15

wild, one, seeing the North Korean

1:00:17

citizens, seeing it all play out,

1:00:20

and just knowing that these people are being

1:00:22

held against their will, and it's

1:00:24

a tough thing, you're taking photos of it, you're like, should

1:00:26

we take a picture? But you're like, but no, this is

1:00:29

so serious. Why should we even be smiling about this? Yeah.

1:00:32

It was really wild just to see that

1:00:34

it existed. We also got to go

1:00:36

through something called the Third Tunnel. We weren't allowed

1:00:38

to take photos. It was 400 meters deep. We

1:00:42

had to wear hard hats. So they basically, South

1:00:45

Korea has discovered these tunnels over the

1:00:47

years of that

1:00:49

tunnel that North Korea has built to

1:00:51

invade South Korea. And

1:00:54

we went down this third tunnel, dude, and

1:00:56

we had to pick up our helmets just

1:00:58

like this and go down so deep into

1:01:01

the ground, freezing cold. And then I was

1:01:03

hunched down. That would freak me out. It

1:01:06

was the most claustrophobic thing I've ever done

1:01:08

in my life, all just at the end

1:01:10

of it, just to see through this little

1:01:12

window of this area where

1:01:15

they were growing plants. But

1:01:18

it was really cool to do, because you feel so, I

1:01:21

don't know, proud and deep

1:01:23

in the element, like, oh, shit, we're doing this. That

1:01:26

was fucking bananas. Was there like a tiny hole at the

1:01:28

end of the tunnel to look at? Yeah.

1:01:31

What is going on there now? Did they block

1:01:33

it up? They blocked it up, but they

1:01:35

opened it up on the outside where there's like,

1:01:38

yeah. So we went all the way

1:01:40

down this tunnel and then went further down another

1:01:42

one. And then there was like a water tank.

1:01:44

And then there's an area where I think the

1:01:46

little camera icon, it's these plants. And

1:01:49

Patricia looked at it and was like, you don't even want to look at

1:01:51

it. And I was like, screw it. I'm not going to look at it,

1:01:53

because there were more people online. We

1:01:57

were sweating our balls off.

1:02:00

But no because your back's been

1:02:03

down and you're like walking at

1:02:05

it was physically exhausting doing it

1:02:08

But it was so fucking cool to

1:02:13

To do that how's the weather out there? It

1:02:15

was perfect the entire time 72

1:02:18

and sunny it felt like it was like LA

1:02:20

like our entire trip it rained our last day

1:02:22

But we were perfect weather so how

1:02:24

was like overall like food food

1:02:26

was great We never really ate anything. We

1:02:28

thought was like disgusting. Did you have any?

1:02:33

Dim sum yes, we did have dim sum we

1:02:36

did have dim sum one night Compared to

1:02:38

Japan. What would you say was like um? It's

1:02:42

it's it's a little tough because I think

1:02:44

that they are both awesome in need to

1:02:46

be seen in their own element for you

1:02:48

To discover what you like more. I would

1:02:50

say that Tokyo was way more like New

1:02:52

York City And I

1:02:55

got a vibe and sold that it felt like

1:02:57

LA Yeah, just because there were like so many

1:02:59

different boroughs. It wasn't the the buildings weren't like

1:03:01

too much of them Monstrosity

1:03:04

like Tokyo was and a

1:03:06

really good like description of like whenever you travel

1:03:09

to a country You're like what was the vibe it

1:03:11

was in New York was it Miami was it LA

1:03:14

was it Texas? Yeah? Yeah, I Felt

1:03:17

but I still at the end

1:03:19

of the day. I did kind of prefer Japan

1:03:22

more soul I felt like people were a

1:03:24

little bit more serious especially at customer service

1:03:26

wise they weren't rude They were just serious

1:03:28

like that like they and they do bow

1:03:31

like slight nod here and there I felt

1:03:33

like in Japan if we're just walking into

1:03:35

a store the customers are just like you

1:03:38

know yeah Full-on greeting you they

1:03:40

a lot of them was a little more smiley a

1:03:43

little bit But they definitely weren't rude in Korea. I

1:03:45

just felt them to be a little bit more serious

1:03:49

And I feel like the architecture was still

1:03:51

very like very modern and soul I feel

1:03:53

like Japan has its own kind of cultural

1:03:56

influences in Things it

1:03:58

could be a new building, but there's like old

1:04:00

Japanese element. Yeah. I

1:04:02

still feel like Seoul was kind of modern. And once

1:04:04

again guys, these are just my observations of what I

1:04:06

saw. I know that there's more places to see and

1:04:08

explore there. Um, yeah.

1:04:12

Did you wish you could stay longer or were you like? Actually

1:04:14

it was kind of like perfect timing. Yeah. I

1:04:17

wish I could have done a, can't really do

1:04:19

a day trip to Busan, but I would

1:04:22

have liked to have seen more of the country.

1:04:24

The train to Busan? Yeah, the train to Busan,

1:04:26

the zombie movie. How long were you there for?

1:04:28

Like five days? Six, kind

1:04:30

of. Six. Yeah, we got there on Wednesday and

1:04:32

we left on Tuesday. So I guess it was

1:04:34

kind of five days of travel. But

1:04:37

the nightlife was awesome. The clubs were

1:04:39

great. Uh, we

1:04:42

enjoyed it so, so much. That's good. What

1:04:44

was crazy? These are just tiny little things

1:04:46

that I observed. Oh my God. That looks like we're

1:04:48

at like Austin, Texas

1:04:51

night club. We

1:04:54

were out in the thick of it. It was cool. I

1:04:56

was running into people we had mutual friends with. People

1:04:59

were coming up to me. Of course. I

1:05:01

had a friend from college who was out there partying

1:05:03

for like two weeks and living out there and a

1:05:05

bunch of Americans had met him and

1:05:08

were like, wait, you know this guy we

1:05:10

were just partying with him like a week

1:05:12

ago. Weird. Crazy. Uh,

1:05:15

huge airsoft scene. Oh yeah. Big old

1:05:17

airsoft shops and bars where you could

1:05:19

think in hand is like super into

1:05:21

airsoft too. And their

1:05:24

tinted windows are so dark,

1:05:26

especially on the windshield. You

1:05:28

can't even see the driver driving. Is that

1:05:30

all of them? Most. Most.

1:05:34

I felt like 75% of the cars I saw.

1:05:36

Yeah, what's the cars look like over there? I

1:05:39

would say similar to Japan, but also I felt

1:05:41

like maybe. Well like Japan car scene is like

1:05:43

pretty insane. Actually I felt like there was a lot

1:05:45

more American luxury cars. I felt

1:05:47

like I saw tons of Mercedes, tons of

1:05:49

Range Rovers, Land Rovers. I guess I didn't

1:05:52

really see like those tiny, tiny Japanese vehicles,

1:05:54

but occasionally you would see. Was there brands

1:05:56

that you'd never seen before? Yes. Oh

1:05:58

yeah. One car

1:06:00

where it's like a one-seater and then the

1:06:03

one-seater behind you and it's like a smart

1:06:05

car It looks bizarre, but kind of fun

1:06:07

like skinny very skinny Weird

1:06:10

that one was really cool. Our Kia souls

1:06:12

big My

1:06:14

Kia, so I didn't uh, yeah, I

1:06:16

guess yeah, I saw a lot of those. Okay,

1:06:19

Kia Ray It's

1:06:22

so cheap out there like we would eat like if

1:06:24

same kind of way in Japan where we would eat

1:06:27

like kings and we Get the bill and it was

1:06:29

like 50 bucks and you're like, how how is it

1:06:31

that cheap? Well, yeah was um, did you try any

1:06:33

like fruits out there? Fruits

1:06:35

fruits are such a good thing to eat. I

1:06:37

know countries. That's like my go-to thing now such

1:06:39

a different experience You know what?

1:06:41

I don't think we had many fruits We had a lot of

1:06:43

like pickled vegetables with like our food America

1:06:45

has had the worst fruit. Yeah, is that every

1:06:48

country I've been to the fruits are always better

1:06:50

I also just love with like the customer service

1:06:52

when they hand you your card they do like

1:06:54

Really When

1:06:59

they grab it they do this like I Think

1:07:02

they did that also in Japan But it's just this

1:07:04

like they clearly teach you that in

1:07:06

customer service when you have to handsome scar It's

1:07:08

this inward pull of one hand and then you

1:07:10

do that it like close you off weird you

1:07:12

offer the exchange Oh, I noticed that

1:07:14

a lot in Japan to remember it

1:07:16

was always that tray. Yeah It's

1:07:19

like you respect its respectable. I mean them on me

1:07:21

Yeah on the tray from the tray and you can

1:07:23

tell how celebrated children are out there children

1:07:28

how They have like

1:07:30

children's day which is a big holiday where every kid

1:07:32

gets to be celebrated that day He felt like there

1:07:34

were a lot of day cares a lot of facilities

1:07:36

to encourage Curiosity knowledge all of

1:07:38

that parents really seem to love their children

1:07:40

I felt like friendships out there too were

1:07:43

very very strong when you see people who

1:07:45

are sitting down at dinner nobody

1:07:47

is like Passively like kind

1:07:49

of on their phones or like waiting

1:07:51

for the next thing people are so

1:07:53

deep in their conversations out there Which

1:07:55

was like really beautiful to to see

1:07:57

that and a lot of the nightlife

1:07:59

scene Like as a solo person, I felt

1:08:02

like it's a tough place to go to because

1:08:04

you really can't get a drink and sit at

1:08:07

a bar. They sit you down at a table.

1:08:09

There's not like a place for individuals to

1:08:11

be. Oh really? Yeah. So you have to be

1:08:13

amongst people every time they see you. They

1:08:15

really cater to just like going out but making

1:08:17

it a communal experience for your... Are they

1:08:19

super vending machine friendly too? Tons of... A lot

1:08:22

of vending machines but not as many as I

1:08:24

saw in Tokyo. Yeah. Yeah.

1:08:27

Not as many as I saw in Tokyo. And...

1:08:30

Oh what else? Mmm. Oh

1:08:33

we saw a famous Korean person at the airport. Oh who? Like

1:08:36

hordes of people were like following her and taking pics of

1:08:38

her. I don't know. I don't know if

1:08:40

she was a K-pop star, an actress, but this girl had like

1:08:43

blonde hair and she was shopping like in the duty free. And

1:08:46

all of these people are looking at her but

1:08:48

she's just not even giving them the time of

1:08:50

day. She was blonde. I don't know. Blonde short

1:08:52

girl. Oh the faint scene

1:08:54

in other countries. I wonder how that...

1:08:57

what that's like. Because

1:08:59

it's considered very rude in America if you're clearly

1:09:01

like just... Yeah.

1:09:05

I don't know if people even go up to

1:09:07

the masker photos but they just like observe them

1:09:09

from afar. Maybe. Yeah. Take

1:09:11

pictures of them. Internet influencers are probably a big

1:09:13

thing out there. They

1:09:15

are. Yeah the guy I met up with,

1:09:17

he's like a manager for like collab but

1:09:19

in Seoul. And so he deals with a

1:09:21

lot of the internet celebrities that happen out

1:09:23

over there. I wonder

1:09:25

how respected

1:09:28

they are in other countries. It's

1:09:30

pretty much a similar kind of scene though. Where

1:09:32

it's like oh they're internet influencers. It's like

1:09:35

I wonder like if it's that type of...

1:09:37

I'm curious about metrics. Because like we're a

1:09:39

country of 340 million people. They're

1:09:42

a country of 50 million

1:09:44

people. Yeah. Yeah 50 million

1:09:47

people. So I guess if

1:09:49

you're the most famous person. I

1:09:51

don't know if it's like if you have

1:09:53

like a couple hundred thousand followers you're massive.

1:09:55

Versus like a

1:09:57

million. I don't know. I

1:10:00

really did enjoy it. We had a

1:10:02

fantastic time. We

1:10:04

got such a travel bug doing it that we definitely want

1:10:06

to go. I think we really want to go to try

1:10:09

go back to Japan in like

1:10:11

wintertime. Because I

1:10:13

want to see like this snow in Japan and

1:10:15

see all those like cozy villages and stuff. Their

1:10:17

boarding is insane. Remember when we found out like

1:10:19

people surf out there? Yeah, like

1:10:22

I can't even picture like people

1:10:24

surfing in Japan. Yeah, the

1:10:26

skiing scene is really big out there too.

1:10:28

Sick. But we loved it. I feel like

1:10:31

I covered most of it. Did you bring

1:10:33

back any currency? I bought... You

1:10:35

know what I bought? I bought North Korean money. No

1:10:38

way. Yeah, they like sell it at like the

1:10:40

border and like one of the gift shops. You

1:10:42

can buy North Korean money. It's real? Yeah,

1:10:44

it's real. It's real. It's

1:10:47

pretty cool. You know, I was expecting you to wear

1:10:49

something from South Korea. I got this hat. Oh, okay.

1:10:52

I got this hat from a brand little riddle. You

1:10:54

guys would have loved it. It was like this. American

1:10:58

Western inspired like store. They had a

1:11:00

lot of those in Japan too. Yeah,

1:11:02

this place was really really cool. I

1:11:05

got you guys gifts. Oh,

1:11:07

really? Yeah. Yeah,

1:11:10

I got you guys some material.

1:11:13

Mariah, this is for you. Wait.

1:11:16

Yes, Mariah, this is for you. Thank you. Sorry, the

1:11:18

packaging is coming off. How my burritos come out when

1:11:20

I roll. This

1:11:23

is for you. And this is

1:11:25

for you. Matt, you

1:11:28

know, I don't read. I just said it. You

1:11:31

said it. Well, you definitely can't read this. It's

1:11:34

in a different language. Oh,

1:11:38

Korean pasta. Oh, it's a way training.

1:11:41

Way training. Oh, my

1:11:44

God. So look at

1:11:46

this book, hon. Oh, that's

1:11:48

funny. That's really pretty. That's

1:11:51

really cool. Yeah. This is so

1:11:53

funny. I don't know if

1:11:55

they're real guns of their airsoft. That's so funny.

1:12:00

Yeah, it looks really cool. Well, what you

1:12:02

gonna make? Yeah, get out Google. I don't

1:12:04

know, I can't read it. Get out Google

1:12:06

translate. Oh yeah, people are from. That's really

1:12:08

cool, thank you. That'd be a good like

1:12:10

TikTok, like trying to make a curry pasta

1:12:12

dish. What if I like, what if

1:12:14

this is what made me insanely shredded?

1:12:16

I just followed this guy, like guys, you need to

1:12:18

buy this book, you just have to translate it. This

1:12:22

is so interesting. Oh, this

1:12:24

is so sick. I'm actually gonna translate this. I

1:12:26

wanna see like how they're like. Yeah, if there's

1:12:28

any new fitness takeaways that you could have. Oh

1:12:30

look, this is what Todd does every day. Look,

1:12:32

Heath. I think that is

1:12:34

Todd. Oh shit, it is. Well,

1:12:39

thank you, that was very sweet. Yeah, and the trip

1:12:41

sounded fun, I wanna go there. It

1:12:43

does sound, I really wish

1:12:45

I could have seen the DMZ zone with

1:12:47

you, that would have been sick. Did you

1:12:49

take a video? DMZ,

1:12:52

yeah. You have videos? Yeah. All

1:12:55

right, maybe you wanna close this out? Yeah, let's do it.

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1:13:39

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1:13:41

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1:13:44

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