>> Hunter Hoover: You, uh, uh, you want to get out of the way? I gotta, gotta go. >> Hunter Hoover: I gotta drop it. >> Hunter Hoover: And he's like, oh, like, I guess. And I'm like, no. Like, right now, my other brother's like, well, like, help us curious. I'm like, dude, like, leave it all in the car. I'll bring it all in. I don't care. I was like, I got. >> Hunter Hoover: I'll come back for it. >> Hunter Hoover: Leave me alone.
>> Hunter Hoover: Welcome back to privy. Privy is a podcast about bathrooms recorded. Uh, if you can't hear it, the, uh, faint din of the church bathroom roars again. Um, there is no solution. I've asked our custodian, Michael, how to solve this problem. Uh, and he said, take the electrical out of it. So I'm not into that, but I'm joined in the church bathroom by Jason Powell. >> Hunter Hoover: Again. >> Hunter Hoover: Jason, how are you doing?
>> Hunter Hoover: Well, round two. Here we go. >> Hunter Hoover: Yes. How long has it been? I was trying to remember. Has it been over a year? >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, that's like, it's almost two years. Yeah, it's been, uh, because I just listened to, like, all of them. Like, I've been listening to all of the. >> Hunter Hoover: I wanna. I wanna say it was January 23 or maybe 22.
I know it was January because it was around your birthday that I was like, I was doing this thing where I was like, oh, I gotta have people on around their birthday for a while. >> Hunter Hoover: I think maybe 22. 22. It wasn't last year. >> Hunter Hoover: Okay, so it's been, it's been a minute. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: Wow. >> Hunter Hoover: Cause, uh, like, when I was looking through them, I'm like, I don't remember
mine being that long ago. But then I remembered, you've been doing this. >> Hunter Hoover: I could not remember. I was like, I told Anna, I'm like, yeah, I'm recording with Jason. She goes, wasn't he on already? I was like, yeah, but it's been a long time. >> Hunter Hoover: She's had, like, three episodes since my one. Yeah. Which is fine. >> Hunter Hoover: It's so weird. Um, I'll put it on here. That way it's officially out there. But you've shared
that Shaloah wants to be on the show. Um, and besides Anna, the only lady that's ever done is Kimberly. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: And she was tag teamed with Michael, which that was a pleasure, because, uh, she is very grounded, and he is. He just shoots from the hip is wild. Um, but, yeah, so, uh, I don't know how much you can talk about your. Your new gig. Is it still top secret? Um, extra defense. >> Hunter Hoover: So, like, I basically just can't tell you.
Um, like, I can't give you, like, specifics, which, like, I couldn't do anyway, but, like, I can't. >> Hunter Hoover: Like, you're in manufacturing, right? >> Hunter Hoover: So they make parts for, like, boeing and, like, all, like, all this stuff. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: For airplanes. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: Um, some space stuff. >> Hunter Hoover: Really?
>> Hunter Hoover: And then, like, your government contracts. >> Hunter Hoover: Wow. >> Hunter Hoover: Which are, like, the big. Like, I think that's, like, the main thing. That's, like, is that weird? Uh, like, yeah, there's a whole bunch of, like, when you sign on, it's like, how many times is somebody gonna ask you, like, are you gonna tell somebody about this? And I'm like, I don't even know what it is. Like, if you wouldn't have told me what that
is. Yeah, I wouldn't know what that is. It's just a thing. >> Hunter Hoover: That's right. >> Hunter Hoover: You know, it's like, casting. That's what it. I mean, I do ask it. Like, I see stuff, and I'm like, what is that for? And then somebody will, like, kind of. >> Hunter Hoover: Tell me, but it's, like, the top secret one. >> Hunter Hoover: None of them. They've been like, oh, like, is any. >> Hunter Hoover: Of it labeled, like, top secret?
Man, I want that. I want. >> Hunter Hoover: I don't know. They told us, like, uh, uh, even before, like, way before I was hired, when I walked through the facility. So, like, very beginning of any of this stuff, they were, like, telling people about, like, stuff they make for government. >> Hunter Hoover: Oh, really? >> Hunter Hoover: So, like, I. I don't know where the barrier is of, like, can say. Can't say, but I know I can't take pictures of any of it.
>> Hunter Hoover: Right, right. >> Hunter Hoover: And I can't. Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: Wow. That's crazy. >> Hunter Hoover: So, like, you can't have your phone out, like, on the floor, man. >> Hunter Hoover: You hear that, teens? Put your phone away. >> Hunter Hoover: Uh, dude, every team that I work. >> Hunter Hoover: With, they're like, I can have my phone at my job. Nobody's gonna care. And I'm like, they. Some jobs will care. Yeah.
>> Hunter Hoover: You actually. Most. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. Oh, my gosh. Yeah. The, uh, airpod in drives me bonkers. It's like, uh. >> Hunter Hoover: So we're allowed to, depending on where you are. >> Hunter Hoover: Well, like, if you're interfacing with people, that's when it's like, so, yeah, every. >> Hunter Hoover: Interaction I've had, people are like, I don't care, but, like, I don't.
Like, you can leave it in, but they're like, I want to be able to talk to you, but is it. >> Hunter Hoover: Like, people you work with? >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. Yeah. For somebody who's learning, it's like, if you can't hear what I'm saying. >> Hunter Hoover: Uh, you need to not do that. What did he say? >> Hunter Hoover: Okay. >> Hunter Hoover: You're just doing cookies on a forklift in the middle of the place. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, I'm actually forklift.
>> Hunter Hoover: Not yet. >> Hunter Hoover: I think, um. Well, our department doesn't anyway, but I think I'd have to get certified to drive one there because it's like a. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, they care about all that stuff. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: Do you look at stuff like that and you're like. But I could. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. So, like, literally the other day, I took a fan frame part, which is, like, big.
Like, almost as wide as this table, probably. I was just taking it back to sandblast. And so you have, like, just an alleyway? Well, there's, like, the man lifts on one side, and then there's parts on the other. Well, like, somebody, like, I don't know. They were kind of falling behind in that apartment. So there's, like, two pallets worth of parts. But then somebody. One of the maintenance people, they're the only people they can drive these. Like, apparently they're, like, the
only people that drive the man lifts. But it's, like, parked out, which wouldn't be a big deal. But then they had the tires freaking, like, as far as they could out into the sunlight. >> Hunter Hoover: Come on. >> Hunter Hoover: Now. >> Hunter Hoover: My favorite. Yeah, my favorite. I used to work at country western store, and my favorite was the guys that, you know, grounding the forks.
>> Hunter Hoover: They. >> Hunter Hoover: They would leave them, like, forehead height, parked. And I'm like, are you done? >> Hunter Hoover: And you can. Well, they're not supposed to be off the ground, like, at all if they're parked. >> Hunter Hoover: No. Oh, I'm just. I'm getting right back in it. And I'm like, just put it down. Like, the number of times somebody think on this is like, stop.
>> Hunter Hoover: You're. Yeah. Or, like, people walk underneath of them, too. >> Hunter Hoover: Like, oh, nah. >> Hunter Hoover: Stopped. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, I. >> Hunter Hoover: But, yeah. So when that happened, I was, like, looking around. I tried, like, kicking the tire to, like, get it to go back because I couldn't get through. And I'm like, I don't. I'm not leaving my part right here. >> Hunter Hoover: Right, right.
>> Hunter Hoover: So I'm, like, trying to kick him. Doesn't. And I'm like, who did this? So I'm, like, looking at it, because I've driven a man lift before, right. And I'm like, is it worth it? I know I'm not supposed to, but, like, I could reach up and, like, if this operates like, the one I've operated before, which it didn't, I was, like, trying to find the button. It wasn't there, but. Frick. >> Hunter Hoover: So you went for it. Unofficially, he thought about it.
>> Hunter Hoover: I I probably stood there for, like, five minutes trying to figure out what to do. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: And then I just eventually, like, moved, like, a bunch of stuff down the hallway. And then, like. And, like, uh, one of the other guys comes through and he's like, what's going on back here? And I'm like, I cannot, like, get through the sandblast. And he's like, well, they gotta quit putting m their stuff in the
way. And I'm like, yeah, like, that's the point. Literally. Oh, my gosh. >> Hunter Hoover: Safety first. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, and also, like, the parts can't touch the ground, so, like, you really. Yeah, they're not supposed to touch, like, uh, concrete or anything like that. >> Hunter Hoover: So it's like a safety thing or. >> Hunter Hoover: I I don't know if it's just quality. Yeah. So, like, you couldn't even, like, grab it?
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, like, set it. >> Hunter Hoover: Like, you have to have a mat. >> Hunter Hoover: That's crazy. >> Hunter Hoover: Put it on. >> Hunter Hoover: That's cr. That's wild. >> Hunter Hoover: So, like, I'm trying to move this stuff and it's quite a problem. There's one with, like, these stacked up, like, uh, like, half circle thing. There's like four of them. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah.
>> Hunter Hoover: So I'm, like, trying to get my pallet jack in there. Yeah. Which I have, like, no room to do that either. They're all, like, about to fall over. And I'm like, my trainers, like, you should just kick them over. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: And, like, made it the other, like. >> Hunter Hoover: Well, like, oh, my gosh. >> Hunter Hoover: I'm not even too much in here. I'm not trying to.
>> Hunter Hoover: We got it. We got a not. Yeah, we can't poke the bear too quick. >> Hunter Hoover: So I did try to. I was thinking about moving that. That's like, the one instance there where I'm like, I know I can do this. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: So, yeah. Getting used to that kind of stuff where it's like, you don't just like. Right, like on the farm, something in the way. You just freaking move m it.
>> Hunter Hoover: You're not asking permission too often. You're just like, yeah, we're. Keys are in it. Let's go. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, pretty much. >> Hunter Hoover: Yep. Yep. Man, so you. So you're not. You're not farming right now. Do you think you're gonna be, like, helping it all when you're off? Or is it like you're working so.
>> Hunter Hoover: Much there, you probably m honestly, like, I thought about it a little bit, cuz, like, yeah, I mean, I still know a lot of people that farm, like my dad and stuff like that. But, like, right now, you gotta have family time, dude, I'm hitting that 40 hours a week and I'm like, hey, like, you know you're beat. If I want to not do anything for like three days. >> Hunter Hoover: Yep. >> Hunter Hoover: And like, anything I have to get done, I do on Friday,
then Saturday, Sunday. I'm like, you're set if something pops up. >> Hunter Hoover: Like, yeah, dude, that 410s is nice, man. Yeah. Do you, um, um, so you're, I don't know if it's. I. How, uh, how much, how much do people know? Like, with Hugh and Shaloah and expecting, I can cut this if it's like. >> Hunter Hoover: I mean, it's pretty open. Okay, sweet. >> Hunter Hoover: So when is the, when's the due date? Do you. >> Hunter Hoover: It's November, uh, 7th.
>> Hunter Hoover: Woof. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, it's coming up. >> Hunter Hoover: Are you excited? >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, uh, it's pretty cool. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: It feels like five months has gone by really fast, though. >> Hunter Hoover: Like, well, I'll ask Shaloah how, how quickly that five months has gone.
>> Hunter Hoover: I was talking to her and m she's like, it's like that thing where it's like, in some ways, like, yes, it does, but then in other ways, it's like, not at all. Has just been going by fast. Yeah, I'm like, I don't know. It felt like not that long ago. >> Hunter Hoover: Is she out of the morning sickness? >> Hunter Hoover: Um, yeah, like, for the most part. I know. Like, once in a while, she's still kind of like.
>> Hunter Hoover: Cause I know Anna. It was like, the first two or three months, it was. She would move and throw up, and it was just like, this is. We have to be done. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. So for her, it's like, not as much like, moving it. Like, it's like she'll be like, depending on, like, something she eats or something sometimes, and it's just like, instantly. Yeah, she's like, oh, like, I threw up this morning and I'm like, uh. >> Hunter Hoover: It'S just another day.
>> Hunter Hoover: I'm like, yeah. I mean, like, you know, isn't it. >> Hunter Hoover: Crazy that, like, in a normal, if there was not a baby in the situation, the sentence, yeah, I threw up again this morning. You'd be like, are you good? Like, how? Uh, but as soon as you're like, oh, yeah, I'm, you know, I'm pregnant, it's like, oh, okay, yeah, you're gonna throw up a lot. It just comes with the territory.
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, I'm just kinda like, I'm just along for the ride. I mean, like, right now, I'm just, like, trying my best to do, like, whatever, but, like, there's only so much, right? >> Hunter Hoover: So when she's in the other room. >> Hunter Hoover: And you're just, you good? Yeah, like, if you want me to, you want me to, like, grab you something to drink or, you know, like, I, I need to run to the store for anything. That's the kind of stuff that I get into.
>> Hunter Hoover: Is she sending you to the store for some wild cravings yet? >> Hunter Hoover: Uh uh. Not, not really. Yeah, man. >> Hunter Hoover: Dude, I make so many weird chocolate cake runs, just, like, two in the afternoon. >> Hunter Hoover: Once in a while, she'll be, like, on her way home from work or whatever, and she's like, I'm going to the store because, like, I'm going to grab, I'm like, yeah, sure. >> Hunter Hoover: Watermelon and squirt cheese.
>> Hunter Hoover: And I'm like, yeah, you know, grab me some, too, because that's awesome, dude. >> Hunter Hoover: That's exciting. Um, I'm pumped for you guys. I'm, yeah, that those baby diapers are gonna be, yeah. Um, uh, well, you have nieces and nephews. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. I mean, I didn't really change a lot of diapers, though. >> Hunter Hoover: Did your brothers ever tell you stories about that? No. Oh, yes.
>> Hunter Hoover: I literally, like, I don't know as far as, like, anything. Like, maybe, like, oh, like, you know, the baby, like, grabbed a bunch or, like, threw up or whatever, but, like, it wasn't anything. Like, oh, like something really weird, you know? >> Hunter Hoover: Like, the only thing that I'll tell you that I wish I'd have known is that first diaper. It's like black tar. It looks like heroin. It's like, I thought there was something
wrong with Silas. I saw it, and I went, no. >> Hunter Hoover: That, oh, my God. >> Hunter Hoover: You ever seen vegemite? Yeah, it looks like vegemite. It's crazy. Yeah. I'm like, this is, I thought there was something gravely wrong with my child. I even asked the nurse. I was like, is he okay? Yeah. I'm like, is this supposed to be that black? Like, is sticky black? I'm like, this is weird. And Anna's laughing. She's like, yeah, dummy.
>> Hunter Hoover: Um, yeah, they know. Like, they've done all the research, not. >> Hunter Hoover: Just like, yeah, yeah, no, that's exciting. I, uh. Yeah, that'd be good. Um, so I assume you've hit up the blue shop towel less. >> Hunter Hoover: Oh, yeah. So I was gonna say, like, we're looking at a drastic drop off. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: At that situation this summer, like, we got a real bathroom at work.
>> Hunter Hoover: You just walk in with the blue shop towel. Just for old time's sake. >> Hunter Hoover: Like, what are you doing? I'm like, it's just for me. Oh, me? Nothing. Uh, I came here to play on my phone. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. I mean, I imagine that there is actually. That's one of the things that I'm gonna. But I imagine there is quite a bit of, like, go to the bathroom. I mean, I. This high school just here, we are
principals, if you're listening. But, like, oh, yeah. We're not supposed to be on the phones in front of the kids, so it's like, yeah, well, I got ten minutes. I'm gonna go to the bathroom. Check it. It's. I mean. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, so text on a, uh, thing, obviously. Like, you can't know that for sure, right? Like, lots of people, like, I know several people that work there, and they're like, oh, yeah. Like, 100% like, people.
>> Hunter Hoover: They come out of the bathroom still on there. >> Hunter Hoover: Well, so this is the weird thing. So there's, like, multiple bathrooms, obviously, because this place is huge. Like, so, like, there's the guys, like, all the way in. Like, the back is, like, what it's called. Yeah, well, they have a bathroom down there. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah.
>> Hunter Hoover: And, you know, so. But there's this guy that, like, he kind of jumps around, does a lot of stuff, so he works with us sometime. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: Like, the other day, he came all the way down because there's a bathroom, like, right. Like, literally on the other side of the wall of our room. >> Hunter Hoover: Okay. Yeah, yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: He comes all the way down there, and he, like,
I don't. I think he, like, dropped into our room, and I was like, what's up? >> Hunter Hoover: Go away. >> Hunter Hoover: And he's. Yeah, dude. Like, he comes in, I'm like, what in the frig do you want, dude? Like, it's a good time. Yeah. Like, the other day. No, uh, the other day, he's like, what the. Whenever I dropped a part off to him and everybody thought he was, like, all mad, like, this guy's like, yo, take it easy. He's like a new hire. And I'm like, oh. I like, yeah,
we've been through this. I'm like, what? Like, what are you doing? He's like, oh, I came down and use the bathroom, and I'm like, dude, there's one, like, hundred feet that way. Like, uh, way closer to you. You just come out of your area and go right into it. My trainer's like, well, I don't think they get good reception down there. So everybody poops in this bathroom so they can play on their phone. >> Hunter Hoover: That's like, m funny. >> Hunter Hoover: What?
>> Hunter Hoover: Uh, how come there's never toilet paper taken out of this bathroom? That's weird. Yeah, your employer's like, huh uh, these guys are super efficient down here. >> Hunter Hoover: Only when people really had to go to the bathroom do they use the other end. >> Hunter Hoover: My buddy that I work with, he ran out of the classroom grabbing his butt, like, a month ago. I was like, sort it out. Like, if you poop yourself in front.
>> Hunter Hoover: Of high school kids, it's over. >> Hunter Hoover: Like, you can't come back from that because they will record every minute. >> Hunter Hoover: Oh, yeah. Like, it's going on the YouTube. >> Hunter Hoover: Yep. Wow. Well, um, so I have new questions round two questions. And if you have, like, new bathroom stories or bathroom stories that you. Yeah. That are updated. >> Hunter Hoover: I definitely have one. >> Hunter Hoover: Let's go.
>> Hunter Hoover: Um, from last Christmas time and then, like, just in general. Yeah, I've had more stomach problems over the last, like. >> Hunter Hoover: Oh, really? >> Hunter Hoover: Uh, yeah. Like, bad enough to stay home from work at times. Whoa. Yeah, like, it'll just be, like, messed up. Like, my stomach hurts. Like, it's, like, literally, like, every hour. Like, big time. Like, whoa. I've had that happen a couple times. >> Hunter Hoover: Any idea? Just.
>> Hunter Hoover: No. Like, I kind of changed up. Like, some of the stuff I ate and, like, whatever. But, like, there's no, like, even the doctors, like, uh. Yeah, part of life. You just messed up. And I'm like, okay, dude. >> Hunter Hoover: Feels like 23, 22, 22. I feel like. I feel like once you pass 20, like, for me, I found I can't eat pizza to the degree I used to. I can, like, one slice, maybe two. >> Hunter Hoover: So for me, it, like, depends. Yeah, like, some.
Sometimes it's like, whatever, but, like, definitely, like, I know, like, when I eat Applebee's now, every time, like, the same as you. >> Hunter Hoover: You've joined the party. >> Hunter Hoover: You're literally like. But it's like, every time now. Like, it used to just be once in a while. No, literally, it's like, yeah. We even think about getting Applebee's, I'm. >> Hunter Hoover: Like, oh, uh, yeah. Yep.
Dude. >> Hunter Hoover: So I like them right now is probably the spot that I would say is, like, it's moved to Applebee's. Everything else is not too bad, depending on, like, how much I eat usually. Or, like, I don't get what. >> Hunter Hoover: I don't get what Applebee's is doing that I just understand it, cuz I still. I, uh. It's been a couple months since I've gone, but. And I'll get all sorts of different stuff, and it. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, it doesn't matter.
>> Hunter Hoover: For me, sales through me literally doesn't. >> Hunter Hoover: Matter, cuz, like, I'll just be like, oh, I want this. >> Hunter Hoover: Nope, game over. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, like, usually, like, either, like, if I got it for dinner, it's either, like, right before bed or like, dude, I wake up and I'm like, yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: That'S how it is. >> Hunter Hoover: Feels so good.
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. The number of times that I've got up at like, 02:00 a.m. and then Snapchat people at 02:00 a.m. see, now. >> Hunter Hoover: Now it's better because I wake up at like 330. Oh. When I wake up with, like, a stomach issue, like, it's my normal. >> Hunter Hoover: Well, I'm up for the day. >> Hunter Hoover: I'm like, well, you know, it helps me get out of bed.
>> Hunter Hoover: Uh, it's so weird because, like, I have this process and I don't know about you, but, like, I'll do that. And then for me, like, I'll go, like, maybe two or 3 hours of not feeling good, but then eventually I feel like I've voided everything. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. And honestly. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. And Anna's like, don't you feel sick? It's like, no, I don't feel sick. It's just my tummy hurts. And then bathrooms.
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. So, like, sometimes for me, it's like that. Yeah, I did, uh, I don't know. Like, it was like my second week, third week at work, I think, like, right out the gate, I had applebee's. And, like, I woke up and I'm like, this is not good. And I was like, talking to shalom. And I'm like, listen, like, you know, I don't want to take time off work. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: Like, you know, I just started and I'm like,
this is bad. And I was like, I remember texting at work and being like, you know, I wish I had stayed home right now. Like, I'm in there, you know, I'm like, oh, uh, this sucks. Uh, yeah, I think I, like, before I. I don't know, I went at least, like, three times before, like, our lunch break, and then I was like, good after that. Yeah, yeah, that was like, yeah, then, like, after you came in, mike, man, I feel like, fine. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, life is good again.
>> Hunter Hoover: This morning was like, I was in the, uh, in the zone. He's like, you know, you're trying to work on something. Like, uh, my trainer don't care. He's like, he, he goes, he goes home and drinks beer all night. So, like, he comes in and he's got to do the same thing. Like, the first couple hours of the day, he's like, you do whatever, guy. >> Hunter Hoover: And I'm like, dude, that's. That's funny.
>> Hunter Hoover: Like, one thing I can appreciate is that we have, like, four stalls most of the time. You can usually get in there pretty good. >> Hunter Hoover: But the high school, the staff bathroom in the building I'm in, it's a single stall. And you will, but it doesn't lock on the outside, it locks inside. So you'll open the door, and then there's, like, a stall door, and you'll go in, and it'll be shut, but then you awkwardly, like, do I wait and see how long they're
gonna be, or do I just leave? And sometimes it's bad. Like, I'll go in, and I'm like, it's an emergency already? And you open it up. It's like, oh, no. And one time I felt so bad. It was the spanish teacher. I was like, hey, how long you think you're gonna be? Like, I was scared. I'm like, he goes, uh, maybe 510 minutes. I'm like, oh, shoot. I go over and I pound on the window. Yeah, I pound on the window on the other building. And this lady that has her officer, I was like, you gotta let me
in. I gotta use y'all's bathroom. This happens now she's laughing. She's like, what's wrong with you? I was like, I have a bathroom. And she's. Yeah, she's. >> Hunter Hoover: You think it's funny, but it's about to be on your floor. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, it's about to be stinky in this hallway. >> Hunter Hoover: Uh, so, like, a little. A little while ago. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: Um. Um. I remember where it was.
>> Hunter Hoover: I'll just say I'm a. I'll just say I'm a furry. And Chaz right in the middle of the floor. What are they gonna do? >> Hunter Hoover: This has happened a few times. Um, like, I'll get hit with. With it on mountain about. And, like, the other day, I came home and, like, Shaloh's talking to me, and I'm like. I'm like, talking to her. And I'm like, are you standing there? And I'm like, I'm looking. I'm like, she's just talking. I'm like, listen, I'll be right back.
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: And then I went. And then I came out. I felt good. I talked to her some more. Not even in the same conversation. Not even five minutes later, I was like, pause again. I'll be right back. And then I freaking come out, and I finished talking to her, and then my brother's asked me to come hang out with him for a while, and I'm like, sure. I run out and I hang out with him, not even there for an hour. And I'm like, I either destroy the bathroom
where we are. Like, I go home right now, and he's like, yeah, like, you know, whatever. And I'm like, dude, I was just, like, hauling from home. I'm like, see ya. Yeah, dude. >> Hunter Hoover: Uh, how far away does he live? >> Hunter Hoover: So they were in tangent, so it's only, like, maybe 15 minutes to where they were. >> Hunter Hoover: That's a long 15 minutes when you gotta go to the bathroom, though. >> Hunter Hoover: I was cruising.
>> Hunter Hoover: We, um. Yeah, Silas had a wrestling tournament up at Corbin this week, and we left. And no joke, I get on the interstate, uh, and it hits me, and I'm like, you've got to be kidding me. And I'm like, the nearest rest stop is pretty much albany. So I just push it, and then we land, and I'm like, everybody out of the car. Just get in the house. I'm going. I left them both. I just ran in. I'm like, anna, they're in the car. I gotta just go get them. It's hot. I gotta
go. Uh, she's like, what? I'm like, it's, listen, I've been 20 minutes holding this. It's bad. >> Hunter Hoover: I gotta go this second. Right now? >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. If I don't, uh, it's gonna be a disaster all over the floor. >> Hunter Hoover: Well, like, the other day, my buddies and I rode to Salem for some stuff, and, like, we ate lunch. Yeah, dude. Like, we got back down to, like, Jefferson.
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: And we stopped to get, like, some water, and I was, like, talking to him, like, oh. Like, hey, let's, uh, uh, get this show on the road. Like, five minutes down the road. My buddy's like, oh, let's get going, bro. He's just like, dude. He's like, literally, like, I gotta go. And he's got to go further than me. So I was like, hey, like, you better get trucking. Yeah. I was like, I mean, I've been feeling it.
>> Hunter Hoover: Like, dude, in, uh, that feeling is so bad, like, when you have to go and you gotta hold it. And then I get to, like, sweat. I, uh, hate it so much. >> Hunter Hoover: And then I'm wearing all my gear. >> Hunter Hoover: Um, it's like, just drench. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, I, like, had my visor open so, like, my face can stay cool. Like, get me out of here. >> Hunter Hoover: That's awful.
>> Hunter Hoover: And then you get home, and I'm like, just like, throwing off all my stuff. I'm like, oh, my gosh, that's crazy. He texts me. He's like, did you make it? And I'm like, yeah. And I was like, you? And he's like, yeah, we're all good. >> Hunter Hoover: He just sends you a picture of just this splatty pile in the front yard. Not quite guy. >> Hunter Hoover: Pretty much. >> Hunter Hoover: Oh, uh, no. And you jump in with your, um. I don't know if that was the.
>> Hunter Hoover: Oh, no. Yeah. My Christmas story. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, yeah, yeah. Hit me with that, because this is so. >> Hunter Hoover: That was the prelude, right? So the last couple years, we've been going to the coast for Christmas. So, like, my sister and two of my brothers and I all drove over there together.
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: And, uh, we stopped and got gas, and so I was like, oh, like, I'm gonna run in and, uh, you know, grab some road snacks and some drinks, you know, whatever. So normally, like, yeah, play it pretty safe. >> Hunter Hoover: Ah. >> Hunter Hoover: When I'm, uh. For some reason, that part of my brain wasn't working, and I was like, I'm gonna grab, like, a corndog. I come out of the car, and my brother's like, don't, um.
>> Hunter Hoover: What are you doing? >> Hunter Hoover: He's just like, don't. He's like, I'm not stopping. >> Hunter Hoover: Well, I already bought it. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. He's like, I'm not like, we're not dealing with this. And I'm like, ought to be fine. Like, sometimes it's fine, sometimes it's not. But I'm like, we only got, like, an hour. Like, that's, uh, not. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, it's doable, dude.
>> Hunter Hoover: I was like, so I ate this thing, and I'm like, oh, you know, whatever. You couldn't be more wrong. We get down to, like, falomoth area, and I'm like, well, I'm starting to. >> Hunter Hoover: Feel it be weird if we stop somewhere in philomath, right, guys? >> Hunter Hoover: I'm like, it's not too bad. Like, I just know I'm gonna have to go. Your brother, dude. We're just like. I'm like, whatever. Like, you know, just, uh. We'll push it. I'm like,
you know, I'll make it. And then, like, you know, it does that thing where it, like, kind of goes away. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: I'm like, where does it go? >> Hunter Hoover: That's what I was. I'm like, I don't know. All right. >> Hunter Hoover: I'm like, yes, I. Then, like, a little farther down. Like, I'm like, uh. So I'm like, in the. You know, I'm, like, doing this, like, stretched motion to, like, because it just.
>> Hunter Hoover: You gotta alleviate the pressure. >> Hunter Hoover: Oh, man. Somehow I made it all the way. >> Hunter Hoover: Really? >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. Like, I remember we're going, and, like, they're saying we're getting close, and I'm like, we better be. Yeah, somebody is. It's me. So, like, we finally. We finally get. Dude, it's like the longest trip to the coast I've ever had in my
life. Like, we get there, and my other brother's already there, and he's like, talking through the window, and I'm like, open the door. Like, nope, nope. He's like, I'm like, you, uh. You want to get out of the way? I gotta. Gotta go. >> Hunter Hoover: I gotta drop it. >> Hunter Hoover: And he's like, oh, like, I guess. And I'm like, no, like, right now, my other brother's like, well, like, help us. Curious. I'm like, dude, like, leave it all in the car. I'll bring
it all in. I don't care. >> Hunter Hoover: I'll come back for it. >> Hunter Hoover: Leave me alone. So, like, they're figuring that out. I'm just, like, freaking looking inside. Don't know where any bathroom is. I'm, uh, like, sweating, scared. It's like a horror movie, but worse. So I'm like, every. Everything. Like, you know, like, walk in. No bathrooms. No bathrooms. I'm like, flip. I'm like. I walk down the hallway, nothing. I'm like,
nope. It's like, this is gonna be bad. So then I'm like, well, like, where's my mom? She's the only person that knows where anything is. But then I turn another corner, and I'm like, I, uh. >> Hunter Hoover: Look. >> Hunter Hoover: And, oh, thank God. There's one right there. I'm like, yes. And then I just freaking, like, I'm going, and I hear, like, the thing is, my dad, he's like, where's Jason? I thought you guys were bringing him. And I'm like, I'm trying not to die right now.
>> Hunter Hoover: Why is everybody worried about where I'm at? >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. They come out and they're like, what happened? And my other brother's like, I told you. I told you. >> Hunter Hoover: And I'm like, gas station corn dog. >> Hunter Hoover: He's like, I told you. And I'm like, I know. Like, I knew what I was in for. I just didn't realize. Uh uh. But most of the time when I eat that, sooner or later. Yeah, it's
gonna be bad. Yeah, like, real bad. So it's like, normally, I just go without. >> Hunter Hoover: Do you drink coffee? >> Hunter Hoover: Not that much. >> Hunter Hoover: Okay. Because I. That does a lot for me, like, I. Oh, gosh. >> Hunter Hoover: Once in a while. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: Like, it's usually not that bad. >> Hunter Hoover: Rough. Merry Christmas.
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: Uh, that's fun, though, going to the coast for Christmas. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. And you spend, like, I think we were there for, like, four or five days. Yeah, that's like, everybody, like, all of us were over there. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. That's super fun. Um, so few questions. Uh, and as always, if this sparks anything, and you're like, oh, actually, I gotta tell you something.
So, the first, I've already. You've kind of already answered it, but I. Do you. What do you think about using your phone on the toilet? >> Hunter Hoover: Like, I mean, I think there's a certain amount of time. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: Like, I mean, unless if it's real, like, I've had some rough goes in the bathroom. Like, this is not because
I was on my phone that I was in there for a long time. Like, yeah, when it's that bad, usually I don't have my phone out. >> Hunter Hoover: Right. >> Hunter Hoover: Busy. >> Hunter Hoover: It's too much of a mess for me. Like, that. I'm, like, worried that I'm gonna drop my phone somewhere. >> Hunter Hoover: You're too focused on, um, what's going on to, like, but there's definitely, like, I mean, like I said, like, we're not allowed
to be on our phones, right. So I got, like, three breaks during the day to be on my phone. So, like, especially at work, like, if I'm in the bathroom, I'm usually just shooting some text back or whatever. >> Hunter Hoover: Yep. >> Hunter Hoover: But, like, there's definitely, like, if you're done, you're just like, there's an amount of time that's okay. And it's like, maybe five minutes.
>> Hunter Hoover: It's like, dude, the weirdest is when you go into a bathroom and it's like, side by side like this, and the guy next to you has tick tock or whatever, full volume, and I'm. >> Hunter Hoover: Like. >> Hunter Hoover: What are you doing? You're just posted up in here? >> Hunter Hoover: Like, where I used to work. Yeah, there was just the one bathroom.
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: And, like, we would be working in the warehouse where the bathroom was. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: Like, the other guy, like, he, like, every day, he, like, took a dump, like, right at, like, nine or whatever. Like, it was literally, like, on the dial. He's like, oh, yeah, yeah, I got. >> Hunter Hoover: I work with a guy like that, 930. He's. He's like, oh, 930.
>> Hunter Hoover: I'm like, all right, you know, whatever. Like, but he would be sending me, like, Instagram reels or whatever. Like, every time I'm like, what? >> Hunter Hoover: Did you see those reels? No, I'm working. >> Hunter Hoover: I'm like, well, I guess I gotta go take a break. I mean, not that I ever did anything while he was gone. Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: The funniest is, um, like, the guy I work with, he'll disappear into bathroom, and, like, a
minute and a half later, I get snapchat. I'm like, his underwear on the floor. And I'm like, thanks. I already knew. Uh, yeah, I, uh. I'm a big fan of the potty shot. I haven't done it in a while. I need to. I need to get back into it. >> Hunter Hoover: Received one. >> Hunter Hoover: You know, dude, I. I remember, like. >> Hunter Hoover: For a little while, that was, like, every day. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, yeah, I need to get back into it. I. Yeah.
>> Hunter Hoover: Um. >> Hunter Hoover: Um. I don't know if I ever asked you this, but it might have changed some. Ask it again. Um. Um. Do you ever do a snack or a drink in the shower? >> Hunter Hoover: So, yeah, I was the original person that. >> Hunter Hoover: Were you the OG? Okay. >> Hunter Hoover: Well, I mean, like, obviously people have probably done this before me, but I remember, like, yeah. Telling you that, and you were like, oh, my God.
>> Hunter Hoover: Hit one on the toilet. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. So, like, remind me, because I. I was trying to go back and, like, find our old van. I should just listen to the old episode, and I was like, yeah, I'm gonna go. >> Hunter Hoover: Look, it's fine. Like, you can ask me all the questions. I don't care. Um, but just wait. Yeah. Uh, so in the shower, I do it on purpose. Like, you know, I'm like, oh. Like,
I'm going in. Like, if I got a soda or whatever, I'm like, uh, you're coming with me. >> Hunter Hoover: Yep. Yep. >> Hunter Hoover: He just hangs out again the other day, and then I, like, forgot somehow. I don't know how I forget about my hand. No. Like, it was just sitting there. I never drank out of it. The whole shower, I was, like, really, like, was getting to the end. I'm like, oh, hey, dude, that's awesome. Uh, you ever worry?
>> Hunter Hoover: I always worry that it's gonna get, like, water in it, which is. I don't really care. Like, soap water. >> Hunter Hoover: Oh, yeah. I don't. >> Hunter Hoover: Maybe, like, I probably need to put it farther away. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. I mean, it's a good option. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: Like, I usually just. Yeah, set them, like, somewhere, like, up. Um, like, if you have a spot. Yeah,
sometimes. But my thing about putting them up high. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: Is, like, I'm just gonna, like. >> Hunter Hoover: Oh, yeah. Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: So normally when I, like, if I'm thinking about it, like, when I get home, I'm gonna have this in the shower? >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: I get one with a cap on it. >> Hunter Hoover: Oh, uh, interesting.
>> Hunter Hoover: But, uh, the snack in the shower is usually, like, if I just got something that's like. It's like, throw it in quick. Like, I'm not. I don't got, like, a plate made in there. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, you haven't lunch. >> Hunter Hoover: But, like, yeah, on the toilet. Like, I don't know. Like, I don't. I don't have a plate made for the toilet.
>> Hunter Hoover: People get so weird about the toilet, and I'm like, I'm not, like you said, I'm not making a plate, but, like, if I'm in the middle of, like, a pop tart or something. >> Hunter Hoover: Oh, yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: I've only four bites left. I'm just gonna go do my thing. I'm like, I'm not gonna wipe, and then I'm just gonna, like, yeah, finish. >> Hunter Hoover: The tart and do the job. Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: Yep, yep.
>> Hunter Hoover: But absolutely drinks is the same thing as shower. Like you just said there. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: It's just hanging out. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. It's not an ordeal. Yeah. Yeah, I am. Have you ever tasted deodorant? >> Hunter Hoover: I. I don't think so. >> Hunter Hoover: Okay. >> Hunter Hoover: I, like, you know, you smell something that might taste the same as it smells, but I've
just never been brave enough. Yeah, I know you were. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. I, uh. You know what's the sad thing is, is I did that, and I still think to myself, but that one probably gonna be better. And I've thought about it since, and Anna's like, let me show you this. Let me remind you where you were. I'm like, on it. But that one says, is gummy bear scented. >> Hunter Hoover: See that? >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. I'm like, um. You've been thrown up on, uh, uh.
>> Hunter Hoover: Just by, like, little. Yeah, like babies, you know? Like, I'm like, not. I don't think, like, any, like. No, yeah, yeah. It's usually just, like, you know, the little, like. Yeah. Real little kids are like, right. Oh, dude, what are you doing? >> Hunter Hoover: Dude, it's crazy. Like, the difference between little kids spit up and little kid throw up too, because, like, this little, uh, this little, like, the human person, it shoots when they, like, are sick. It's
scary. Yeah, yeah, it's. I. Sarah had a stomach bug when she was, like, nine months old. She's sitting there. I mean, it's like, across the room. I'm like, what is that? And honestly, she's got a stomachache. I'm like, dude, it was like, 12ft. I was like, Anna, is this normal? >> Hunter Hoover: She was. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. Oh, my gosh. Ah, it was. I mean, it was. Honestly, it was farther than me to the outside of this bathroom, for sure. I was like, yeah,
that's crazy how far it shot. I couldn't believe it. >> Hunter Hoover: Um. >> Hunter Hoover: Have you ever thrown up on someone? >> Hunter Hoover: I don't. I don't think so. I don't, like, do you know throw up much? >> Hunter Hoover: Cuz I don't watch. >> Hunter Hoover: I'll throw up tomorrow, but not really. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: Unless it, like, you know, you get, like, the bug. Yeah, like, uh. Yeah, I can't even remember the last
time. Like, I was sick enough to, like, be throwing up all the time. It's like my last resort. >> Hunter Hoover: Yep. >> Hunter Hoover: I will do. >> Hunter Hoover: I will go to the ends of the earth to not do it. Like, the last. >> Hunter Hoover: Last time I threw up was probably while I was drinking, to be honest, I kind of gave that nonsense. You want to talk about something that really changes your bathroom experience? >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, it's, uh.
>> Hunter Hoover: Like, I don't know if it happens to everybody, but I, like, you hear a lot of people talk about it and you're like, really? And then it happens to you. You're like, this, like, yeah, this sucks. Really? >> Hunter Hoover: Does it just, like, give diarrhea or. >> Hunter Hoover: Is it just pretty much? >> Hunter Hoover: Really? >> Hunter Hoover: Huh, huh? Yeah.
>> Hunter Hoover: I didn't know that. That's interesting. I'm gonna have to look into the whiskey poops. Yeah, whatever. >> Hunter Hoover: Like, yeah, my brother's always like, the beer poops or you. Whatever, like, it's true, though. Like, yeah, that's weird. Like, you can tell, like, if, you know, somebody drinks, like I said, like, my trainer at work. Yeah, he goes home and drinks beer. Well, yeah.
>> Hunter Hoover: Comes in and blows it up. Yeah, dude, the bath, the bars at the back. The bathrooms at the bar are wild. I bet. >> Hunter Hoover: Oh, I'm sure. >> Hunter Hoover: I mean, I remember, like, growing up, they were always sketchy, but. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, I don't. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. Yeah, man, that's interesting. I'm gonna look into, like, why? I assume it's the alcohol, but I don't know.
>> Hunter Hoover: I would assume so too. Like, but you don't have to be drunk to do it either. Like, for me, it's like, I wouldn't. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, even if you have a few, it's gonna. Yeah, that's weird. >> Hunter Hoover: Wow, this, uh. This kind of sucks. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. Do you ever look at your poop before you flush it? Oh, yeah, yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: Like, all the time. What? >> Hunter Hoover: I do too. But why do you. Why do you do that?
>> Hunter Hoover: I don't know. >> Hunter Hoover: You have to check out what's going on. >> Hunter Hoover: I don't know. I like you know, you get done, like, stand up and turn around. It's, like, nice. And then you flush. >> Hunter Hoover: We had a good job here. >> Hunter Hoover: Like, I want to know what I worked for. >> Hunter Hoover: Uh.
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, but, yeah, like, all the time. Then I get triggered, like, when you'd, like, feel like you really gotta go. >> Hunter Hoover: And it's just the little rabbit droppings or, like, even. >> Hunter Hoover: I've had times where it's, like, nothing at first, and then I have to come back and address it, like, uh, 20 minutes later, and I'm like, we were just there. >> Hunter Hoover: I hate it.
>> Hunter Hoover: I was just trying to get you to do your job. >> Hunter Hoover: I hate that feeling so much. Cause it's like I'm already here. Like, just. Can we just get this going? >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, yeah. It's like, come on. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. Gosh, my thing, too, is. I feel like almost. It's like, you stand up and your body goes. It's probably time. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, guess what, pal?
>> Hunter Hoover: You might as well back. Back up. Um, would you take a phone call on the toilet? >> Hunter Hoover: Um. I mean, yeah, yeah, I definitely have. I did. >> Hunter Hoover: I definitely have. >> Hunter Hoover: Is that yesterday? >> Hunter Hoover: Yes. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. So freaking Lindsey call out. >> Hunter Hoover: Does she know you around the toilet for this conversation? >> Hunter Hoover: I don't think so.
>> Hunter Hoover: Perfect. >> Hunter Hoover: I don't. Like, I don't know. I don't. I guess it depends on the circumstance. >> Hunter Hoover: Of the phone call. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, but, yeah, like, she just called me about some, like, random deal, and I'm like, right, okay. Like, you know, whatever. And then she's like, all right, like, I'll talk to you later. I'm like, okay.
Like. But I don't know. Yeah, I remember my dad used to be on the phone, like, every freaking morning in the bathroom. >> Hunter Hoover: Really? >> Hunter Hoover: Like, why? >> Hunter Hoover: That's crazy. >> Hunter Hoover: Like, just. Cause every day, like, he's got my dad, so every morning, I don't know if he, like, just, like, is, like, just trying to trick his body into going and he can't or whatever. Before work every
day, he's like, four different times. Like, and he goes in, he, like, tries to go. They, like, comes out, like, five minutes later. Like, he'll be telling my mom. He's like, I just, like, I need to go to the bathroom before I go, or whatever. She's like, so go. And he's like, ah, he's gonna all work out. Yeah, and, like, I remember because my uncle always comes and picks him up because they work together. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, yeah, like, he sure.
>> Hunter Hoover: My dad's, like, still in there. My dog is time to go. He's like, well, I'm, like, finally going, dude, I, uh. >> Hunter Hoover: That happened to me, like, when I was growing up, anytime we went hunting, it was like my body knew that I'm gonna be in the woods for the next, like, 10 hours, and it would be, like, four in the morning, and I'm sitting there going, come on, come on, come on. Like, I gotta do this now.
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, yeah, that's how it is. So, yeah, uh, when we go camping or hunting, whatever. Yeah, there's only, like, depending on who's always there. Nowadays, we usually have two, but it used to only be, like, one bathroom that, like, ever. Like, my dad, my brothers, and everybody use. I just remember, like, before we'd go out that just, like, kind of rotate. Like, one person would go, the next person. Yeah. I'm like, what in the
world? But, yeah, they're all just, like, trying to, like, get it sorted out. That way they don't have to. >> Hunter Hoover: Like, that's crazy. >> Hunter Hoover: Which is fine. Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: Um, do you play any, like, pee games? Like, so racing. Racing the flush or, like, seeing if you can, like, pee into the bowl to where it doesn't splash at all? Like, do you need pee games? >> Hunter Hoover: I just, like. I don't know. I go for the quiet pee sometimes.
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. Hit, uh, the edge and. But, yeah. Oh, m man, it's just dangerous living because if you sneak a little too far to the side, it's everywhere. Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: I mean, I don't know. Not a lot, though. Usually I'm just like, uh. Like, I'm just gonna. >> Hunter Hoover: I'm over here, like, okay, it's time. We're gonna race the flush. >> Hunter Hoover: This is it. Like, it's not a hobby for me. I'm, like, kind
of annoyed that I have to, like, you know? Yeah. Freaking take a pee. >> Hunter Hoover: The one that, like. So for little kids, like, potty training for. At least for boys, you put, like, a cheerio. >> Hunter Hoover: I don't know why. >> Hunter Hoover: You cherry for it. Yeah, I don't know why they do cheerio. Because, like, the goldfish crackers. Perfect. It's like a fish. And anyway, but, like, I've tried that a couple times as an adult. Just toss the
cracker. Oh, dude, it's fun because you're just like, oh, let's see if I can drown it. Let's see if I can drown it. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. I've never heard an adult say that. There was, like, a zin in the urinal at work the other day, and I was like, got him. >> Hunter Hoover: Ooh, we dry that out. It's still good. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, dude, real.
My buddy, though, is a plumber, and he was like, tell me. He's like, yeah, like, one time we came in there, we had to, like, unclog one of those because there was so many zins in there. They flush them, I guess. Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: Why? >> Hunter Hoover: I don't know. So, like, if that was the urinal, the trash, like, right. >> Hunter Hoover: Why wouldn't you just spit it in the trash?
>> Hunter Hoover: Like, it's literally like almost the same distance from the trash to the urinal in here at work. It's like, dude, the kids at the. >> Hunter Hoover: High school are wild with the zins. It's like, that's ridiculous. Oh, it's gum. I'm like, yeah, that's weird. You haven't chewed it. You're just holding it in your mouth. Well, I don't want to chew it right now. >> Hunter Hoover: I'm like, too bad.
>> Hunter Hoover: Okay, well, so many teachers have, like, a no gum thing for their classroom now. Not because of gum. Nobody cares because it's sneaking. >> Hunter Hoover: Why don't. I've worked with a lot of people that do, like, all that stuff, and I'm like, it's just. I don't know. Yeah, it's their thing, I guess. Yeah, it's like the same thing as, like, vaping, but just because I don't do it, I'm like, this is so dumb.
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, yeah, I. There's a couple teachers that have them. They. They have the zin pouches in. Yeah, wild. I'm like, well, like, everybody at work. >> Hunter Hoover: Has their thing that they. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: Cuz it's like, like, my trainer says that it changes how it effective he is at work, whether or not he's on the zin. >> Hunter Hoover: Really?
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: That's called an addiction. >> Hunter Hoover: Like, I was like, you gotta stop. And he's like, well, they're the best because they don't have any sugar. And like all this stuff. I'm like, yeah, but they still have nicotine. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, well, and it's like, it soaks right in. Put them. It's like, yeah, and they. I don't know. >> Hunter Hoover: He does. You know, you got like several in there at a time.
>> Hunter Hoover: Really? They multi shot him, huh? Yeah, that's what wild. >> Hunter Hoover: Like, no lie. I think he put like three or four in the other day. Like, he literally, like, he was like, yoink, yoink. He's like, I just got it. >> Hunter Hoover: Like, dude's going through a container of him a day or more. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, easily. And then the other day, he couldn't find
any, and he was like, freaking out. He like, got like, normal chew and he's just like, the whole party he's like, I don't have my zin. I gotta like chew normal. >> Hunter Hoover: That's crazy. Well, I know like I've seen like tiktoks of guys going and buying them, it's just like they buy like twelve. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: At a time. >> Hunter Hoover: What? Yeah, like he went on his break and he got like two rolls of them because he couldn't find
any before. And I'm like, oh my gosh, that's crazy. You gotta stop. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. Wow. Um, do you use the toilet seat covers? The, like the paper hats that you put on the seat? Nah, uh, you mess with. I don't either. I don't understand. I don't know how to use them. >> Hunter Hoover: And yeah, if it looks too sketchy or dirty, I just don't, I'm just, I'll just move on to the next toilet.
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, so this is you and I could get in hot water on this one, but when it comes to putting the toilet seat up, uh, or down, where do you land on that? As far as whose job it is to put it up or down? >> Hunter Hoover: Um, I usually just do it. Yeah, um, like that's where I'm at. I don't know if it's just like somewhere like my mom, you know, taught us, like, hey, like you put that back down or whatever. Cuz like at art, you know, like some places like they leave
them open all the time. Yeah, like our place was always, it was always shut. Yeah, yeah, and so like it was just always, whenever you got done, put it back how it was, right type deal. So like I always just shut it anyway. Like force a habit. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, you. I think. I think, like I. So I had kind of my own bathroom growing up. Not really like it, but my mom didn't use it and so I, I never paid attention to it.
And then I went to college. I lived in a guy's dorm. Yeah, uh, I was like, whatever. Yeah, like what? Sure. And then I got like, Anna, she like fell in one time. Yeah, and she's like screaming at me because she's like, get in here. And I'm like, what? She goes, you got to put it down. I'm like, why? She goes, this is why I need help out of, like she's. And I'm like, didn't you look she was. No, cuz it's just supposed to be down. I'm like, all right, whatever.
And now she's got me trained pretty good now. I. Yeah, I don't like. Yeah, it's a philosophical conundrum, really. Like it takes just as much effort one way or the other. I think, like, I would human. I think human decency towards ladies is, like, just put it down. >> Hunter Hoover: But, yeah, I remember, like, growing up, I went somewhere and they had theirs, like, up. I remember being triggered. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah.
>> Hunter Hoover: I was like, it's not. That's not how you do that. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. I told Anna, I was like, if I see any signage in the store about, like, feminism or any of that, I'm putting it up. Like, I'm leaving it up. If it's a single, like, nope, I'm helping you out. You can. You can earn this. Um. Yep. Uh, have you ever made a poop nest? It's like, you poop and then you, like, wipe, and then you poop again, and then you wipe and.
>> Hunter Hoover: I don't think so. >> Hunter Hoover: Okay. >> Hunter Hoover: Or seems like a lot of work. >> Hunter Hoover: The thing is, like, you get a big wad of toilet paper and you throw it in the toilet, and then you poop onto that. So there's no splash. >> Hunter Hoover: No, don't think so. >> Hunter Hoover: Okay. Okay. >> Hunter Hoover: It's a lot of paper going on there. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. Yeah, that's true.
Um, this one comes from my buddy Jerry up in Salem, um, and I think his brother Jude. Um, do you scrub your legs every time you shower? >> Hunter Hoover: Not every time, really? Okay, well, I wear jeans all day. I figure they get, like, they stay pretty clean. >> Hunter Hoover: Okay. >> Hunter Hoover: Like, I usually do like it a couple times a week at least. >> Hunter Hoover: Okay. >> Hunter Hoover: Not every single time. It's like I don't even scrub
my hair. Like, yeah. Um. Like, conditioner. Yeah, every time. >> Hunter Hoover: I use it every time. >> Hunter Hoover: I used to, but now I'm like, well, like, you don't really have to. >> Hunter Hoover: Right. >> Hunter Hoover: And, like, I have noticed, like, sometimes if I do all the time, like, my hair almost, like, feels worse. >> Hunter Hoover: I have more dander if I wash it too often.
Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: So I've, like, I'm usually, like, on every other day with that or something like that. So that's usually I'm just like, oh. Like, yeah, legs too. But I just figure, like, they don't get that dirty. Like, wearing jeans. >> Hunter Hoover: What would you. What would you. I wanted to know what you would say to the theory that a person, um, a guy doesn't have to wash their legs because the water just goes down. >> Hunter Hoover: Well, I don't know. Like.
No, I don't know. Cause that's the. >> Hunter Hoover: That's the posit on this, is that I. Washing your legs is a waste of time because you gravity washes it for you. >> Hunter Hoover: Well, I mean, I guess it depends on how dirty you think you're getting. But, like, I figure that sooner or later, I'm getting dirty enough that, like, I need to just, like, the rest of my. But that's like, you know. >> Hunter Hoover: Well, my thing is, like, where's.
>> Hunter Hoover: Why do you scrub any of your body? >> Hunter Hoover: Yes. >> Hunter Hoover: You're not gonna. >> Hunter Hoover: That was my thing. I was like, why would you not just soak the shoulders and then, like, step in? Ah, because, like, there's. There's crevices that need scrub. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, yeah, definitely. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. Back of the kneecap. That's. You got to get in
there. Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: I agree with m bar soap now. >> Hunter Hoover: Do you really? >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: What happened? >> Hunter Hoover: Um, so just. You. >> Hunter Hoover: Just you. >> Hunter Hoover: So I started getting that, um, doctor squad. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: So my brother, like, at least used to get it all the. The time.
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: And I was like, you know, it smells really good. Yeah, it's great. And so I was like, oh, like, yeah, I'll get some. Um, so I just got, like, a few, um. They had, like, a deal where, like, if. Yeah. Like, so I was like, oh, like, you know, whatever. Well, my first bar lasted me, like, three months. >> Hunter Hoover: Really? >> Hunter Hoover: So I was like, that's, like, way longer than I'm. Yeah, and they're not that expensive.
>> Hunter Hoover: Right. >> Hunter Hoover: Do you. >> Hunter Hoover: Do you have, like, a thing that you stick it on in the shower? >> Hunter Hoover: Okay, so, like, those, like, they have one on, like, they got everything that you'd want. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: For their stuff on their website. So, like, after I use the first one, I was like, oh, I might keep using this. So then I got one of those. Got it? Yeah, you got
to use, like, a wash rig or something to, like. Because if you just, like, direct apply it just, like, for one thing, it deplenishes, like, way fast. But also, it's just like, what are you doing? >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. Oh, gosh. >> Hunter Hoover: So I. Yeah, I actually use their stuff, like, quite a bit now. >> Hunter Hoover: Interesting. Yeah, I have. I have looked at, um, theirs, and then there's another one. It's like. Like, it's. It's, like, called big damn
soap or something. It's just like a rick. >> Hunter Hoover: Okay. >> Hunter Hoover: Like, it. It looks like a masonry brick sized piece of soap. And I've looked at that, and I'm like, yeah, dude, truly, it's bigger than this. And it's like, $20. It's like $20 for one, but it's supposed to last, like, six months to a year or something.
Yeah. And I'm like, I don't know if I. I would have to cut it in half because I've looked at that, and then I've looked at, uh, everyman Jack, I think is the name of it, but squatch seems. I've heard a lot of people say they like squash. >> Hunter Hoover: If you like, I got extra. I could bring you one. >> Hunter Hoover: I'm trying to, I'm trying to use up my liquid. >> Hunter Hoover: Okay. >> Hunter Hoover: That's where I'm at because, yeah, I
I'm one of those. Really? I got all this liquid. I got to deal with it first. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, I got a follow up with my old coworker. I gave him a couple bars the other day, cuz. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: Um, yeah, cuz I, like, I'm subscribed, so you get like x amount, like every few months. >> Hunter Hoover: That's cool. >> Hunter Hoover: But like I said, like, if a bar lasts me, like two, three months, I've only used like maybe two bars,
so. But I've been, like, trying to switch up the ones I get because they have so many different kinds, and that's cool. I use their hair wash now. Yeah, I got some deodorant from them. Pretty nice. Like, but so, yeah, actually, like, I use that. >> Hunter Hoover: Their deodorant tastes better than native. >> Hunter Hoover: I know. It's, it's natural, apparently. I'll tell you, native stuff is like, natural. >> Hunter Hoover: I've eaten some heinous stuff that was awful. Like,
ah. Uh, I. Yeah, I didn't throw up. It was like, if you swallow this, it will be bad for you. You will not come back from that. >> Hunter Hoover: But, yeah, I thought, I thought you, uh, on the. >> Hunter Hoover: Have you carved any messages to shalom the bar? Oh, man, I have not. >> Hunter Hoover: I will tell you, though, like, I remember when I was on here before, I talked about, like, it sucks when you drop your bar soap. >> Hunter Hoover: Yes.
>> Hunter Hoover: It's like, ski. Yep. Still the worst thing in the world. Like, yeah. Like, the other day, I, like, knocked the whole thing off. Uh, so, like, both of them are just like, whoo. >> Hunter Hoover: Uh, I'd be so scared of stepping. >> Hunter Hoover: On it, you know? I'm like, let it ride. This is freaking ridiculous. >> Hunter Hoover: Gosh. Yeah, I knocked over the big Costco shampoo. That's like. And I thought
I broke the bottom of my shower. It was so loud, honestly. Did you fall? I was like, no, see, that's how loud it is. >> Hunter Hoover: She asked if you felt. >> Hunter Hoover: She's like, did you fall? I was like, no, I dropped the shampoo. And then she made a joke about dropping the soap, and I was like, you're like, really? Really? There's kids. >> Hunter Hoover: How old are you? >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, no, I don't. She didn't. I made it in my head.
>> Hunter Hoover: Wait, that's me every time. I'm like, over the shoulder, feet just. I know nobody's in here. >> Hunter Hoover: Put your hand back there while you bend over. >> Hunter Hoover: Oh, you just bend at the knees. You don't bend over that. Oh, the straight down. It's like you're, um, you know, squatting. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: I'd be afraid of falling over, though. We got a freaking, uh, there's like a handle on our.
>> Hunter Hoover: Okay. >> Hunter Hoover: I just like, you know. Yeah, it's really nice. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. Yeah. Then. Is that the new place? Yeah. That's awesome. The old one probably had some. >> Hunter Hoover: It had one in there. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: Sweet. Are you guys on ground floor? >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, we're in a duplex now.
>> Hunter Hoover: Oh, okay, sweet. Oh, that's super cool. You guys definitely have more room then. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: Sweet. That's awesome. >> Hunter Hoover: Like a room to video game in now. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: Not just in the living room, dude. >> Hunter Hoover: Which, you know, like, Silas and I've been playing so much for it. Night, dude.
>> Hunter Hoover: I'm actually, I'm on, I'm on the fortnight train a little bit. I saw you pop on. >> Hunter Hoover: I'm like, you got on. And truly, I was like, if I didn't have to get up at four in the morning, I would stay up another hour and see if he wants to play. >> Hunter Hoover: Hey, hit me up sometime. >> Hunter Hoover: I will, cuz, uh, my buddy from work plays and it's, yeah, so my. >> Hunter Hoover: Friend was talking to her a
little while ago and she's like, oh, like, you still game? And I'm like, yeah, like, uh, that's my whole life or whatever. That's my thing, you know? Yeah. And, um, I was like, yeah, like, you know, I dabble. And she's like, well, do you, like, play for tonight? And I'm like, you know what I'm thinking? I'm like, where's Hunter? Like, really? Really? You're gonna ask me to play fortnight? >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: And I was like, I mean, I have it. Like, I've played
it. I was like, I'm bad at it. That's why I don't play it. Yeah, but, uh, so she's like, well, like, come play for tonight with me. It's the only game I play. And I'm like, all right, so that's why I've been. Yeah, but, but it's actually, like, it. >> Hunter Hoover: They'Ve changed it a lot. >> Hunter Hoover: I'm gonna have to admit that I did have a little bit of fun on there. >> Hunter Hoover: My buddy, okay, my buddy at work, he did this exact
same thing. He's like, dude, just stop and I'm like, hop on. Play it for an hour. If you hate it, I'll leave you alone. Dude has grinded battle pass already. Like the current one. It's like three weeks in. Done. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, I did a bunch of stuff. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. He's like, yeah, yeah, I had to. >> Hunter Hoover: Get that fallout skin. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. Oh, yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: You're sound like. Like obsessed with fallout.
Well, uh, I had some v bucks. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. Uh. Yep. >> Hunter Hoover: I like, up my thing a bunch, cuz. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: Like, I had some laying around. Never knew what I was gonna use them on. But then that comes out and I'm like, that is like the one thing on fortnightdeze that I actually want to, like, get. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: Cuz I'm just, like, obsessed with fall.
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. Yeah. Did you watch the show? Yeah, yeah. I'm like, two episodes in. >> Hunter Hoover: Seems liking it. >> Hunter Hoover: I like it. >> Hunter Hoover: It's pretty good. Like, I know a lot of people, like, before it came out, people like, oh, but then it came out. Everybody's like, this is actually like, yeah, decent. >> Hunter Hoover: I'm enjoying it.
>> Hunter Hoover: Um. >> Hunter Hoover: I'm waiting for some sort of weird monster thing. Get somebody. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: I mean, fallout. Yeah, that's. I'm waiting for it. I'm like, I know it's. I know it's out there. Yeah, man. Um. Well, that's all the round. Two questions. Do you have any bathroom wisdom to leave people with?
>> Hunter Hoover: Well, I was gonna say, though, yeah. On the fortnight note, yes, I did have some stomach issues other day. >> Hunter Hoover: Yes. >> Hunter Hoover: So I was gonna go to, like, a Bible study. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: And then it happened, and I was like, well, like, I can't. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: Like, I'm not gonna deal with that. Well, then my friends like, hey, like,
let's. Like, if you're gonna be home, like, let's run some. And I'm like, all right. So I'm, like, playing. I'm doing okay. Like, you know, but in a little while, like, probably halfway, I'm like, you know, I'm like, this is not. >> Hunter Hoover: I'm not good. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. Yeah. So I'm, like, trying to, you know, finish up what we're doing. And she's like, oh, I gotta get off. And I'm like, yes. Like, I know that sounds bad, but I'm like, yes.
She gets off and I'm just like, it's time. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: And then, uh, another gaming one is. I was playing helldivers. I don't know if you know that. >> Hunter Hoover: Oh, Luke has told me a lot about this game. Yep, yep. >> Hunter Hoover: So I wasn't playing with Luke. I don't think I was playing with my brother and a buddy of mine, and, no, I don't think Luke was. I can't remember.
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: But, uh, I remember I had to go. Like, I was like, I'm trying to make it, you know, but I'm like, I can't. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: So I just, like, parked my guy, like, way off, like, and I come back, and they're like, dude, you literally made it to, like, a minute ago, and then you finally died. And I'm like, dang it. >> Hunter Hoover: I almost like a whole bunny.
>> Hunter Hoover: Uh, yeah, man, you gotta be careful out there. When you have the stomach issues. You get into, like, an intense, like, I've definitely lost some, some games to, like, the multiplayer games are rough for the guys that, well, Silas, this morning. >> Hunter Hoover: I'm like, hey, uh, I said, hey, start it. I'll drive back. I just gotta pee. Go pee turns into a two, and I yell at him from the front. I'm like, hey, bud, this has progressed. And he's like,
what? I'm like, uh, I'm sitting down now. He's like, well, we're already on the ground. And I'm like, you're like, well, cover me because it's gonna be a bit. And I come back, and it's just chaos. He's trying to, like, not give me. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: He's, like, driving around me with a car, and I'm like, oh, my gosh. This kid, he's like, I got it. >> Hunter Hoover: You're good. >> Hunter Hoover: You got shot a little bit. And I'm like, okay.
Hey, just let me die. >> Hunter Hoover: That's pretty good, you know? >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. Oh, he's better at than I am. It's crazy. Like, some people just, like, he struggles with driving. >> Hunter Hoover: Like, I cannot drive on that game. >> Hunter Hoover: I love driving. >> Hunter Hoover: It's, I tried driving the dirt bike, and it's, like, different controls. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: I was like, no, forget this.
Yeah. I literally, like, I crashed instantly, and I was like, oh, it's like I'm a woman, but, like, my friends obsessed with the office. Yeah. My friend literally, like, made that joke while she was driving. And I'm like, yes. >> Hunter Hoover: That's awesome. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. Yeah. Good times. >> Hunter Hoover: Oh, man. It is, dude. It's fun. >> Hunter Hoover: Oh, the other thing I was gonna say now our bathroom is, like, it's like, two rooms.
Yeah. So we got, like, your toilet and everything. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: And then, like, where you're the washer and dryer and then the shower. >> Hunter Hoover: Yep, yep. >> Hunter Hoover: So, like, now I just kind of, like, close the door most of the way. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: I don't have the light on in there. >> Hunter Hoover: Oh, yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: So, like, it's not, like, dark dark, especially
now because it stays light. So, like, when we first moved in or, like, on the weekend. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: It's like, basically a dark shower. >> Hunter Hoover: Right. >> Hunter Hoover: It's not too bad. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, I love it. I have, like, a nightlight in our bathroom, and I. Nightlight only, like, a window. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, yeah. Dang. >> Hunter Hoover: Ah, it's pretty nice.
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. Give the dark shower a try, everyone. >> Hunter Hoover: Yes. >> Hunter Hoover: It's worth it. >> Hunter Hoover: I need to do that orange thing. I was like, I keep. Yeah, I was in the store the other day and I saw one. I was like, is this. >> Hunter Hoover: Is this it? >> Hunter Hoover: I was like, if I get that, like, that's exactly what that's for.
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. It. You have to get to a place where you're like, you know what? Nobody's home. Right? Like, on. Are you gonna be gone this afternoon? I need to go buy some oranges. >> Hunter Hoover: Right. I'm like, I don't know. Like, if I just bring home one singular orange, like, what's this? I'm me. Uh, this later. >> Hunter Hoover: Why are you taking it to the bathroom? >> Hunter Hoover: I feel really awkward bringing home, like,
I don't know. Like, yeah. Like, sometimes I get stuff that, like, I wanted, and then I get home with it, and she's like, oh, like, what'd you get that for? And I'm like, nothing. It's like, just stupid stuff. >> Hunter Hoover: Uh, yeah, yeah. That's how. That's how those seltzers are. I was like, do you need more of these? It's like, yeah, drink them. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, soda or whatever. I'm all like, in, like, m a little kid, y'all. I, like, not supposed to
happen. It's like two in the morning, dude. >> Hunter Hoover: Road cheeseburger. This is one where, like, I. I'm risking it right now, but I will sometimes, like, leave with just enough time to swing by McDonald's or somewhere and grab myself just a cheeseburger. And I down the hatch before I get home, and it's like, bag goes on the floor in the car. Nobody ever knows. >> Hunter Hoover: It's like, now everybody knows. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, now everybody knows.
>> Hunter Hoover: You're like Michael with his, uh, Burger Kingdom. >> Hunter Hoover: Michael. Yeah, I gotta get Burger King. Kimberly doesn't let me get it. So I go after work and I'm like, Michael, if she ever listened to this. I think Anna knows, though. I think she's like, oh, yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: I think they always know. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, this is. You come in, like, all guilty. Yeah. How was work?
>> Hunter Hoover: Why are you asking? >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, let me go to my room now. >> Hunter Hoover: Why did you get cash? No reason. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, I've just always had cash. It's not that weird. >> Hunter Hoover: I was like, oh, I gotta get some mind. Cash is. I gotta pay these kids for. They do. They're getting to the age where it's like, I can do a little extra chores. I can do a little extra something and earn
some money to buy some stuff. It's like, okay, whoa, whoa, whoa. Like, you're creating weird odd jobs around the house at this point. Like, chill out, dude. Well, it helped, though, right? I'm like, yeah, but, like, I wasn't planning on paying anybody. I was just gonna do it myself. >> Hunter Hoover: Well, now you don't have to. >> Hunter Hoover: And I'm like, you're right, but m. >> Hunter Hoover: We didn't have that. My mom was like, yeah, like, you get dinner.
>> Hunter Hoover: Yeah, well, like, they have their chores. They don't get paid for their chores. It's like, yeah, you do these. This is what you do. But it's stuff like, uh, like, stuff that I would do that they. They'll hop on. Like, I'm just gonna. Dad, I'm just gonna do this. It's like, okay. Why? Well, I was wondering if I could get some. I was like, just chill out. Like, why so out there with the leaf blower blowing off the front porch.
>> Hunter Hoover: I was like, what are you doing, dude? He's just going to town. Yeah, but, hey, at least they want to work, you know? >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: Doing a lot better than some adults. >> Hunter Hoover: That I would rather that for. >> Hunter Hoover: Sure. Yeah. Uh, sure. >> Hunter Hoover: Well, sweet, dude. Well, I'm going to close this down. I appreciate you being here. >> Hunter Hoover: Oh, dude.
>> Hunter Hoover: In the bathroom. Once again, we're back in the same bathroom. Uh, yep. Just like it's my home away from home. I say. I love it. Um, well, again, thank you for being here. This has, uh, been another episode of privy. It's been. It's. It's been wild. It really has. Yeah. Thank you all for listening. Uh, and now, as always, don't forget to flush. I wonder if I can reach this one. I usually go urinal, but put it down dead.
>> Hunter Hoover: What? You just tell him you need one, like, closer. >> Hunter Hoover: Yeah. >> Hunter Hoover: Michael.