INSPIRE OTHERS TO DO GOOD!

That's cool. You look dangerous, dude. You almost biffed it just going. Cool stuff, B. Can I just take one pic of you? Can you say I'm a B because I look like a B with my shirt? It's like if you stood to the side and this hand holds it on your hip. That's it. We got it. We got the shot, Judd. Are you asking me on a date? That's not how you do it. You have to knock and ask me. Wait. Did I put it on my game face? Yeah. Are we role-playing? Oh, I thought I heard somebody was out here. Hello. Hey, so I'm just going door-to-door finding a chick that wants to go on a date with me. Hey, I got my phone. Ready to go. I have a six-pack. I'm a great fighter. And there's a few other good things about me. So you got a big head? Not interested. You got to redo it. She is not allergic. No, she shouldn't do any illegal stuff. No, she doesn't. No. No, she's not. Um, yeah. No, not recently. No, she actually... No, never. No. Oh, no, no, no. No. Nope. None of that. Absolutely. Nope. She hasn't. No. Nope. No. No, she's not. Yes. Of course. If you were with Bob Saget, would you buy this food? Yes. You know what else he really does? This is really nice of him. It makes me love him. Anytime he's at the grocery store, it makes me want to cry. And he sees someone, like, if one of their cart declines or something, he always will pay for people's groceries. Like, once a day, I swear. He comes home and he's like... He, uh, went and paid for this mom's emissions and, um, emissions and inspections and... I don't know. He does stuff like that all the time. Anytime we're at, um, a drive-through and there's a car behind us, every time he'll pay for it. It doesn't matter if it was 50 bucks. Remember when we were, like, 20 bucks, like, was a big deal to us? Imagine, like, most people, 20 bucks is a big deal to us. So, if you buy someone's meal or, like, spend... We were at Smith's and this lady's cart in front of me was declining. She was a mom with, like, a daughter. And I think it was, like, 160 bucks was her groceries. And she's like, hold on, can you just void it until I can transfer money to my account? And she went out and was in front of me waiting. And I just asked the cashier, I was like, hey, can I just pay for her soup? She's like, but it's $160. I was like, I know, that's fine. She's like, are you sure? I'm like, well, what are you making me second guess myself? Yeah, freaking yeah. I said, yeah. So, she didn't even know. I just paid for it and walked away. And as I was leaving, she turned around and she must have transferred her money because she handed the cashier her card. And the cashier was like, no, someone already paid for it. And she's, like, looking around to find me. And I was out. I was gone. I disappeared. I just think, if you can make anybody's day brighter, even if it's just... I mean, you don't even have to pay for something for somebody, but... There's so many ways to pay for without paying. Or be nice. You know? We always spend Milo's birthday and... And his... Yeah. And his death day doing random acts of kindness all day just because it helps us get our mind off of that. We share some of the things that we do that day. And so many people catch on and start doing things too. And it makes... It just is like this explosion of people helping people. And I love it. But there's always people that are super negative about it. And I don't think people understand, like, people don't want to do good deeds today because they're afraid how people will treat them if they talk about it. But, like, how do you inspire someone to pay it forward if you don't talk about it? Like, if you don't share your story of paying it forward. Like, Ashley paid for layaways at Toys R Us and Walmart. And she went in and just paid a bunch off and she paid it off. And she took a picture of it and posted because that's what we do on Milo's birthday. We always pay it forward. And there were people who got on there. There was tons and tons of support. So, like, we don't want to forget the people who supported and shared it and liked it. But there were also a lot of people that were... Not a lot. There were a few. There's always a few. And they're like, you just want attention. If you're going to do a good deed, why post about it? And I just wanted to talk to those people and be like, listen. You post about it because how do you inspire more people to do good in this world if you don't have a way to inspire them? How else would they be excited to do the same thing? Because because Ashley did that, she did like a pay it forward hashtag and challenged everyone to go and pay it forward. And tons and tons of people in our business were out paying off layaways. I think that like, close to 300. 300? 300. When Ashley posted that, I don't think people understand how to hear the reaction when they would call. Like, the person who we paid off the layaway, the employee would call them and let them know. And to hear them start crying through the phone and how just taken away and taken back they were that someone would pay off their layaway. Like, it's Christmastime. Could you imagine how many people don't even get to go pick up those layaways because they weren't able to pay them off? And because of that, over almost 300 were paid off. So, if you don't talk about it, like, I don't, this is the first time I've talked about any of those good deeds Ashley talks about me doing. And it's not because I'm afraid to post about it. I don't want people to think that I'm trying to be like, oh, look at me. I'm out buying stuff for people. It's not even about that. It's about my mom was very poor. Like, she camped for six weeks with my older siblings because that's how less fortunate we were. Like, we didn't, I didn't have a bed until I was 17 years old. I slept on the floor. I bought him his first bed. Ashley bought me my first bed. So, situations like that, I just, I have like a really soft heart towards families that are struggling financially and I will always be that person to help take care of anything that I can help take care of. Whether it's paying for someone's gas, whether it's buying someone's meal through the drive through. I know to some people that doesn't sound like a lot, but I know when we were financially struggling, $20 was a really big deal. It was like, hey, we can't go out to eat tonight because I don't have $20 or, you know, or to tip a server. I was a server before and a $5 tip was a big deal. So, when Ashley's like, hey, tip 25, I'm like, all right, and I just know that that server when they get that is going to have the biggest smile on their face or whatever she decides to say tip. Like, sometimes if we feel like we get a, we get a feeling to tip a big tip, even if it was bad service, actually I'll be like, what should we tip? And she's like, I feel like you should do 50. I'm like, our meal was 20. She's like, do 50. Those are things that like we get inspired to do sometimes. Obviously we don't post about them all the time, but I think it is good to share your guys' good deeds with people because if you're not, how are you inspiring other people to do the same? Well, and I think with our business, we always share when like, oh, glad we bought a new car. We earned this bonus or we did this. We're always so eager or willing to share when we bought something for ourselves or like, look what we did. But, and no one ever gives you crap for that, which is funny, which I feel like it should be reversed, you know? But the second we ever post like, oh, today we're going to dedicate the day to helping other people. Do random acts of kindness. That'll be the day we'll get the most crap, but I don't even care because I know what else comes from that. Obviously there's a lot of, it's like the best feeling in the whole world. Like that is honestly his birthday and that day I look forward to because of how happy I know we make other people that day and it just makes you happy when you're helping other people. This is gallon one and a half already. Once you start dieting and you drink a certain amount of water, your body starts to crave it and like I'll start to cramp up and feel so dehydrated if I don't. Yeah, I love water, but not gallons. K-Pick, are you going to give me the eyebrow raise? Say Simon Cohen. No matter which one it was. Hey, Simon Cohen, come here. That's my brother who passed away at seven. He refused to say Simon or Cohen. It was Simon Cohen and it was pokey for pickle. Pokey is like deadly ill. I think I was pregnant with Simon Cohen. He did that whole spillover. Pokey, pokey. God, it might not make a pokey. Let's go. Dude, I laughed so hard. Like every time I post about it, I'm like, oh my gosh, just laughed my head off at ourselves. Thank you so much. This is so pretty. Look at the rainbow. That is so cute. Let's do a close up of the Janssen floral. Yeah. If you're in North Ogden area, this is the spot to go for flowers. Aww. 2.0 already. Russ's motorcycle fired when I was doing stunts today. Today? Yeah, Johnny's like, uh, uh, you're on fire. I'm like, I am? Yeah. Is that okay? Are you going to blow up? I'm like, no, no, no. It's good. You should have it. This song to it. This girl is on fire. This girl. I told him I caught him on fire, dude. And Russ went like this. He's lip tater. If you guys ever watch, we need to get some footage of it. Because Russ walks on his tippy toes everywhere he goes. Like he like, he'll walk. Looks like a penguin. He walks like he's 250 pounds. And he goes. We never smoked or drank really. Like we tried to stay clean. When Russ started smoking cigarettes, I was so mad that I would steal his cigarettes from him. And for him to get a cigarette, he'd have to do something crazy. I was like, you have to be able to ride that bike and jump up and over the sea as you're riding. Up and over the toddler seat and land it. And just ghost ride the bike into the wall. When he jumped up to jump over the sea, he sat straight inside the sea. I was like, dude. I will give you this whole pack back if you take that bike and you can jump over our garbage can on top of the snow jump. And he's looking at it and he's like. Alright, give me one cigarette to try it right now. I'm like, okay. So he puts a cigarette in his mouth and lights it and goes up the road. And my friend Justin pulls him in the Land Cruiser. It was the car I had. And there's like snow on the road. Pulling him with a rope as fast as he can. Russ lets go and he actually clears the garbage can and lands it. Like the big black garbage cans outside on top of the eight foot jump. So he was like. Like E.T. Fifteen feet in the air, dude. On this bike with the toddler seat on the back. And he lands it. Well, then I was like. I was so mad that he did it because I wanted him to crash. But I was like, I'm not giving you this back. You have to clear the stool too. So I put a bar stool. A bar stool on top of the trash can. On top of a jump. And I told him he cleared it so good that there's no way he'd hit that bar stool. And really, he only cleared it by this much. Well, he goes back and he's like. Gabe, pull me 20 miles an hour faster, Justin. And so, Justin, you guys all get to meet Blurryface. Can we put a picture of Blurryface right here? He's pulling Russ as fast as he can. And Russ hits it this time and almost clears the bar stool. Like the front of his tires go over. But the back tires hit it and it flips him forward. And he literally goes head first. And this snow is not soft. It's like ice almost. And lands head first into the snow. And makes a dent like this big in the snow. And sticks his head in. His legs are just up in the air. His head is completely in the snow. And he literally puts his hands on him and pulls his head out. And he spits out. He's spitting out snow as he says this. I think I broke my neck. Every single day, we need to tell a story of Russ. Because we have 591, I think. I think that's what I've kept track of. Make him dress up like a woman in high heels. And go to Walmart. Girls come up with the most lame things for guys to do. No one wants to see Russ in heels. In between nothing. He's not trying to trick. He's trying to just. I feel like you're going to hit me in the throat. I know you don't. But typical chips. Chips do think you're cool. Don't trip, potato chip. You won't crumble. Oh, dude. We are seriously like hot chocolate and marshmallows, dude. Dude, we go together like peas in a pod. White chocolate and milk chocolate. Like pee in a toilet. I just had a really good one and you stole it. Pee in the toilet? Poop in the butt? Schmuck in a pancake? Bonk in the bits? Peanut butter and jelly. Peanut butter jelly time. What could we make him do? We could go get some wings. Those like squirrel wings. And make him glide off of Ben Lomond. Ashley Hughes, dude. Johnny, cut that out. Because I'm about to kick her in the nuts. Chips and a fish and a fish and chips. Chips and a fish. Please subscribe.