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The Rise Guys Podcast — YEAH BUD WE REALLY DON'T DO THAT ANYMORE...: HOUR ONE. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
0:00The Rhyse guy is morning show. With Batman. Surely I ain't the only person ever roll the windows down an accidentally litter. Peach. My life is like a ball band with a new brush. In fact, boy. Why is it so hot? Why is it always hot? Why do I always sweat? The Rhyse guy is every morning. 93 minute rough bucks full day. 33.3. The planet rocks. We got a bunch of people on hold. I give you some boy stuff. Hmm, how long some boy stuff? Are they on hold? Can you say a light to talk? Yeah, yeah. It's pretty much how that works. You guys taking calls today? Uh... You believe people? Peach pick a number. Why, pick any number? Three. Three would be Kevin. Hey, Kevin. Hey, uh, yes. What's going on, Kevin? I mean, um, I can't believe Maxi talking to you all. Hey, Kevin. Well, believe it. Here we are.
1:00Set off. It really gets less impressive the longer it goes. So take a close. No, I, you know, I've listened to you guys since I've been like 16 or 17. This is all about them. This is Christ, Kevin. Hey. He started off the call and he fell old. Megan has fell out. We're 90. I'm only 50. Sorry, I'm just... I'm excited. 50 years old. Excited. Aw. You got to get out more. Uh... I'm kidding. What's up, though? You want to know? Um, I don't really know how to ask this. Yeah. Well, uh, you know, you called. You heard us say, yes, we're taking calls. So you called and you talked to fat boy and you've already gone through really the hardest part is going through fat boys. I mean, he's right. He's right. He's almost didn't let you through. Yeah. I mean, I'm just nervous. What's your nervous about? I see that in quotes here. It says, uh, nervous, Kevin. What's, what are you nervous about? A million people will be here hearing this by the end. At least by the end of the week. We just goob or so.
2:01That's it. You know, it's me nervous talking to us. I know. It's just weird. You know, hearing your voices talking back to me. Well, I don't ignore you. Uh... It is a little weird, I guess, when you, you know, like when I met Dennis Rodman, I was like, wow, it's weird. You're actually responding back to me when I... I actually don't know. When I talk to you through the TV and scream at you during the games, you're never responding back. It's hard to get a little creepy just between these crows. Kevin, what are we doing here? How are you doing? What's the... Yeah. Do you all remember backstage fans? Oh, yeah. Tell them about the bit. Yeah, the listeners will come and sit in the studio and watch the show. Yeah, Chris Farley. You guys remember that? Remember what you did with the Rose? They made it. Yeah, we used to do it all the time. Yeah, before the world ended, we did it. COVID? That's another thing. COVID killed it, then security got weird and then management got weird and long years were all weird to set Rob and then we just never brought it back. Right.
3:03So... I knew I shouldn't have put them through. What is this about? Is it about backstage past? It's a pretty close one. Okay, kind of what? Oh, I was wondering. I want to be back to the seconds. I always wanted to do it. I remember hearing people come in and y'all would talk to them and sometimes put them on the air. Yeah, yeah, and it was fun. I enjoyed it, you know. There for the most part. I just always thought maybe one day I'd get to do it. Right. Well, they don't let us do it anymore. Kevin, I appreciate you going. They don't let some people even come to work here anymore. So... They don't. They really don't. You can do backstage past from home, I suppose. I mean, I really, I mean, other than that, I apologize. Yeah, they don't let us do it. But you're kind of doing it now, you know, remotely.
4:04It's a nice way to look at it. What else is going on? Yeah. I don't know. A few weeks ago I got some news. Yeah. Okay. And I guess, you know, maybe start thinking about some things differently. All right. What kind of news? You should avoid the news. I told you. Um, no, I found out I don't have much time as I thought I did. And I can't really, um... You mean, you don't have as much? I really don't want to get in all the details. Are you sick? I'd rather not exactly, um, you know, get into it. Oh, man, I feel bad for Tony almost didn't put you through now. I gave him 10 seconds. Yeah, I'm sure my family doesn't even know yet. Your family doesn't know. Dude, let us tell him right now. No, not everybody. Kevin. You know, they were these, you know, Kevin, I work with two people who constantly try to
5:05bring me down. Fat boy reminded me that we're losing, you know, all these different things. Very soon, too. You know, constantly using AI and ruining the data centers in the water. I'm not. And then, uh, I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. Kevin, I'm sorry, man. I'm sorry. I'm sorry that he is being... No, I'm sorry. I was just trying to, you know, you should probably shouldn't call and say that though before you've told your family. Oh, you know, I don't think you didn't listen to y'all. Well, screw him, man. I think it's... How long have you... How long have you had this information? How long have you known? Probably a few weeks now. And you haven't told anyone at all? No, I'm trying to figure it out. Figure it out now. Damn. Let us do it. Please let us do it. You know, I'm having, I'm processing it now and it, you know, it still doesn't feel
6:09real, you know. I can't imagine. I can't imagine. Good song. That was amazing. Yeah, they're pretty straightforward with me. Who was? You know, the fine folk hang on everything. I know. You know, really the entire staff. Yeah. Um, well, they're used to it, so. Just curious, like, if they told you, like, you have a time frame, like how long they've told you? How long have you had, you know, how much time? They said, listen, you are Jesus. Oh God. Oh, if you don't mind, Kevin, but how old are the fellow are you? I'm 38. 38. Oh, I think it, man. Yeah. That is, that's, that's, that's dude. It kind of is close to home. I'm 46. I'm not too far away from me. Wow. You know what? Oh, man, have you told your parents? Are they, are your parents with us? And have you told them? I mean, yeah, they're still around, but I have a lot of them yet. Yeah, you need to tell them. I know, I know I'm going to.
7:09I just don't want everybody to meet differently yet, you know? Of course. Of course. Wow. People are great when I'm on a roll just bringing me this. Oh, I know, I know. I'm just kidding. I'm not a react to it. What, uh, have you made a bucket list? Yeah. Sorry, I'm just thinking right now, like, I'm putting myself in new shoes, like, I'm thinking, like, okay, put everything into, like, if you, you should. I probably should. I'm serious. Can you hold on a minute, Kevin? You hear that fun, uh, that fun, uh, music in the background means we need to get a break. Can you hold on one second? Oh, okay. All right. That's how they bomb, man. I'm going to talk to this guy. You know, that's what, that's what, that's what, uh, the, the good Lord will do to you, though. It's just like, not, not what's happening to him, but like, we're just sitting over here, lolligagging or whatever. And then you get that tap on the shoulder, it says, hey, guess what? Yeah. It don't last forever, buddy. Yeah. Reality's here, bud. I had a little chance. All right. Wow.
8:09We got to tell his parents. Of course. I'll try to get the number. I have what, no, they, they, they, nobody, I would not, I would not, I would not, I'm the worst, ready buffer for this kind of stuff. No, you can't even say his last name, you know. Um, like, for real, what, you know, I mean, I'm in reason. This, this was one of the main things. If I, you know, I probably gonna make a bucket list. You're calling us or come, or coming in. Yeah. Yeah. I know, I know that probably sounds stupid. No. Well, no, no, I don't think it sounds stupid. It's hard for me to say that, but I'm here every day. So why would I, you know, like, if, what, what am I request would be not to go to work? You know, yeah. Well, you know, rules is rules, right? Yeah. I know, I know you got rules and security and management and all that. I just thought maybe, you know, given the situation, there's a chance that maybe you all could make an exception. Yes. Yeah.
9:09I agree. I think so. Yes. Really? Yeah. I'm serious. There it is, man. You, you will come in for backstage fast. I don't care. I, I, I, I, I, I'm not trying to sound like Billy bad-ass, but I don't think management would, you know. And honestly, I don't, I, I know Mark wouldn't get mad and, and a thing come taught to me. How about that? As long as it's not like you're coming in. The only problem that we had is if he was drunk and it would be drunk boy Friday, but we never know. Okay, sure. I would do that. Yes, please don't arrive drunk, page request. No, I wouldn't do that. Okay, well, you're coming in. You're doing backstage fast. That's a deal. That's a deal. Hell yeah, look at you. You're not just coming in, sitting against the wall watching either. We're going to put a microphone in front of you. You're going to be part of the show that morning. Yeah. Yeah. Seriously? Hey, be careful what you wish for there, Kevin. Come up with stuff for you do. We'll put you in bits. We'll let you do headlines. We'll do a phone and B. I'll put you to work. Do Facebook fuss and you can read news.
10:09Whatever you feel comfortable doing. Make us coffee. That would be, that would be credible. You will be the fourth rise person that day. Rise dude. That's a deal, okay? I'm sorry, you're not saying anything. We'll figure it out. And we'll put you on the floor. You won't burn. What do you want for breakfast? What? What do you like? If you already forgot what the first meal of the day was? No, what do you eat for breakfast? Look, you don't have to do that. No, we will. He's going to send it to you. What do you want? What do you like? I don't know. I thought she was biscuit, baby. I don't know. I thought she was biscuit, baby. I thought she was biscuit. Done. Just one? Yeah, you want hash browns? Sure. All right. Two hellsets, I just wanted to say. One biscuit, order a hash browns. Coffee? Can I get you a coffee? I drink coffee. How do you take it? The cream sugar. Done. We'll have it here. You don't really don't have to do all of that.
11:10Yeah. Well, we're doing it. It's a deal. Okay. It's about to cater your last breakfast. I'll say last breakfast, but hold. It's not me. That's it. Last breakfast. You said last breakfast, but hold. It didn't mean it like this. Ignore him. He's a bully. It gets his own beard all. And he thinks he's missed her big time. Know it all. Big shot. I'm just taking a bite out of life. Say I said I said it. Kevin, is there anything else on your bucket list? Like somewhere else you want to go? Somebody you want to meet? Please be someone that we could make that happen. At least with phone number. I haven't really thought about it that much. Yeah. You like sports? Contour travel, anything? What would be your big sports event? Oh, maybe see a good game of Lambo. I got no help there, but go to Lambo. Yeah. Go to Lambo. Don't mind me. No, no. Look. You're doing it. He's saddened like your mom so much. Just then. But calls. You know what's interesting?
12:10You say that. Yeah. I'm trying to help the man. I feel very nice right now. There is something else. Okay, do you want an apple pie? Cinnamon. No. Yeah. No. The other thing is I'm not actually dying. What do you mean? What do you mean? I'm not dying. Kevin, what's the point? I'm not dying. I'm not dying. Kevin, what's the hell? You just say it's not bad. I'm not sick. Why would you even say you weren't? That's just bad. What the hell are you? I don't feel bad now for saying what I say. I'm moving. Moving. Yeah. Where are you going to? I'm going to Iowa. Yeah. Yeah. My job's transferring me. I found out a week ago I've got about seven or seven years old. I'm going to Iowa. Yeah. I found out a week ago I've got about seven or eight months left here. You're a dirty son of a bitch.
13:10This is for you, Kevin. You son of a bitch. Yes. Is the rise guys' morning show? Gloria. Gloria is on line number one. Oh, number one. Gloria, you're the one that wanted... Oh, it makes me think of the song. Gloria. Gloria. Amen, amen, amen. Gloria. Hey, Gloria. Hey, guys. Thanks for taking my call. This man. I hate that song. I'm an amazing guy. I have known girls named Caroline that hate Neil Diamond and Outcast. And then I knew a girl. My sister was friends with a girl named Joleen. No crap. Really? Yeah. So I can't imagine what that's like. Luckily, no one ever made a song about Matthew. It doesn't rhyme with anything. Turn the page though. Page you got that one from Metallica. Yeah. What is your ask us question, Gloria?
14:11Well, I don't want this to come across the wrong way. Well, if it is what I think it is, man, man's seen somebody. I'm married. And all the pages, friends, are gay. But she's not gay, but her friends... She's not. Friends are gay as well. She's not. Oh, no, no, no, no, nothing. Nothing like that. Yeah. But I feel like I wanted to ask this forever. And I know a lot of other listeners are probably wondering the same thing. It's about nine. Okay. Well, I'll assume you all weren't allowed to even say his name anymore. It's been like, I don't know, over a year now. You know what? It will be actually two years in September. Oh, wow. Yeah. Wow. Isn't it crazy how fast I mean, like literally how fast time goes? It's so loud. Yeah. Right out the window. But I mean, you know, because you left the show and what we heard was medical reasons.
15:14So I thought maybe the company just told you all you couldn't talk about him anymore. But I just wanted to know, can you tell us how he's doing or would that get you all in trouble? No, no. It's a good question. And, you know, I think what I will say here will probably surprise many people listening. And I don't want to, and I'm not speaking for the room here. Feel free to interject this. Nobody's ever told me not to ever say his name. Nobody. There was never a company meeting where they said don't mention him. In fact, like I do every now and then, and probably maybe what you hear is like a lot of times I'll call him Jimmy. You know, his K-Fave name. So, which is what I knew him as forever. So, no, there's never been a role like that at all. Oh, yeah. Oh, really? Yeah, but here's a part that will shock you though is that I would, I don't know how he's doing. And I wish it did.
16:16No, I'm going to. I haven't taught him a single time since he and the company went their separate ways. Not a single time. We really want. Yeah. What? I haven't either. Like, the day that I found out everything, like, I will, and this is me saying this, only myself, not for where I work. The day that I found out that I immediately started calling him, no answer, I called him, no answer, I text him, nothing. I called a text over and over. I don't even know how many times. Probably it doesn't. And probably like 50 texts. And honestly looking back, I probably look like a stalker. I mean, probably. Like, I don't care. I wasn't trying to get like answers on what would happen or what. I wanted to find out from my friend what the hell was going on. Because this was like somebody that I just worked with. I'd known him for 26 years.
17:16And if it makes me look weak or soft or whatever, so be it. I gave it to him. I cared. And I wanted to know he was all right. And I kept thinking that, I mean, I knew he was having a rough time. I worked with it. I thought maybe he wanted space, you know, every now and then. I tried nothing. Like nothing. And yeah, I mean, same here. I can't tell you the last time I actually talked to him. It's been way, it was before, because there was a time before he officially separated that he wasn't coming in. You know, after a while, Gloria, I started doing what I always do. I started to overthink everything. And I started wondering like, I'm going to be completely honest. Like was I the only one that thought we were friends? Like because we worked together all these years. You know, for three or four years, we were friends before started working together. So I start questioning myself. Like maybe I saw it differently. You know, I don't know. And the truth is, I may never.
18:18I may not. That's sad. You know, Gloria, my mom passed away. And when I never heard anything after that, like from my heart, that's when I finally quit trying. That's not because I was pissed off or angry or hated him or anything. Like I just figured, like he wouldn't have thought to me, like he would know how to and certainly solve my efforts. That's it. Oh, Matt. I had no idea about this. I thought you all so talked or I figured you all would know how he was doing. I can't believe you've never heard from him. Hey, did you know what? I mean, I'm like, I'm saying, I'm asking you that, but I know. I mean, yeah. And before you buy your twizzes and there's something that it isn't, like I'm not mad. Like I'm not trying to start drama. I'm trying to, you know, Gloria had the question, trying to answer it, you know, honestly. And like I generally hope the, you know, one called the boy because I've known him since
19:20he was so young. But I hope the man is healthy. I hope he's happy. I hope that life is treating him well. And you know, if he hears this or somebody sends it to him or whatever, like I sincerely wish James non-Donald nothing but the best. And I mean that like 26 years is a freaking long time. Okay, really? Yeah. Well, thanks for answering that. I know there's a lot of listeners like me and we all want to do the same thing. Appreciate you. Yeah. I think in my call. But before I go, before I go, can I ask one more thing? Sure. Have you all ever thought about bringing Jeff Lewis Neil back? Now hang on a second. Lord, guys, is this Altilala? He is a, he is a Russian sympathizer. Lord, he's a traitor, talk about that. Gloria, thank you very much. Love you guys. Thanks for being here.
20:21Thanks for everything you do. Yes, ma'am. Thank you. Have you talked to Mark? Have you? All right. Let me get your address. I'm going to get a writing star. A lot of heart is enough to us. Yeah. I got the number. Man, that was it. I mean, you get that question privately a lot. I've gotten into a lot. I have to. I don't know. It would be public. Yeah. Well, not so much now that I got, you know, when it first happened. Again, no, but no, no, no one, you know, hand to God. No one ever said, yeah, don't say his name anymore. Just can't play anything with him on it. That, that, that happens. I mean, I don't get that honestly to be honest with you, but can't do it. You know, I don't either. I lost that. I lost the, the page and I both. Fat boy part of yours, like our first eight years of our show was lost because some one was on it that decided to live a reckless life and we lost those eight years of our broadcast. Then still lives the same hackers took about five years of our, I mean, literally, literally
21:26stuff that we could, we cannot. I mean, that's the, they promise they would release it back with, you know, that didn't happen. No, nothing. Anyway, all right. Yes, one eight hundred seven seven four to, I mean, like, we can't sit there and like, you know, from a standpoint of like work stuff, I mean, they, they probably, you know, I, I would love to give anyone I could an update, but I will say this when, when you ask it on social media, like, it's kind of, to me, that's kind of like you're trying to start something maybe I feel like that. It's like, okay. Like, you, matter of fact, like on, on X, someone would tag him in a tweet. Yeah. I ask him how he is. And I'm like, anyway, this is, we'll tell you if you see us out, like we always say. Yeah. I mean, nothing for nobody. And I'm, you know, nobody is on text or anything. But like, yeah, I mean that. Like, you know, I knew there would be a separation if it ever happened as far as like, you
22:27know, like a period of not, probably not seeing anything, but I kind of, this is a long time every day virtually for, you know, I mean, it is. It's, it's, you know, one of the bigger shocks of my life to be honest with you. But I mean, like, I hope he's in a better place than what he was when he was here because it was not fun to be around for the past year. You know, the same, you know, well, I don't know. Use the same analogy, but like, you know, with my mom, like, and I know it's just like fifth time I missed her today or I mentioned her today. I miss her every day. Yeah. You know, we're getting ready to house about to be sold. So it's kind of on my mind a lot. When, when, you know, when I miss her, I think about like, well, she, she's better off. Like, she is not hurting me. So if this was not meant to be what was to be, then I honest to God hope that he's in a better place. Yes. Is the rise guys morning show? So we've been talking to Adam. Adam is getting married here in a little over a month, five weeks.
23:27And what started over a disagreement about the honeymoon is now turned into an even bigger, bigger problem. And in my personal opinion, and I told Adam this all the year, I said, you have a little chat with him. You, well, I think we all three did, but it's like you, that's that nervousness in the gut, especially like, you know, probably palm on down a little bit. Yeah. You know, in this world where people are getting divorced left after right and right after left, whatever. It's got to be more than 50%. Oh, very much. So I think I said my cousin recently celebrated her 28th wedding. And I'm, oh, God, like that's, you never hear of that anymore. So, um, he's having a premonition. A primon easy. I have a primon easy. I have a primon. Page, there is a problem though. Yeah. Because, you know, the whole thing with truth, the consequences you called the person and
24:29you say, Hey, I've got something to admit to you or this, that, the other. Well, with her phone, she cannot or won't answer blocked numbers or phone numbers. She doesn't, uh, she should for this very reason, but she won't. Well, I was thinking about that too. Like, I, if it, my auto goes to spam, if you're not saving my phone, feel it with a smile and then I don't even see it till I go look. I mean, that's the same way. If it says possible scam, all right, just go and block it. If it's possible, go ahead and just bought the thing. But if it's do not answer what you have a few of those, they go straight towards you. I do. I have eight or 10 do not answers, but I forget which ones which. So it's tough. PR fat boy. So that's not true. Just, uh, just you. The way we've decided to do this is just go ahead and call her, get her on hold. She's been listening to Kelly Clarkson. Not have diarrhea, but actually not have diarrhea. She didn't have it. She's just singing since you've been gone over and over again.
25:31So on the count of three, we'll bring Natalie on first. Okay. Ready? One two three. Hey, Natalie. Hi. Hi. Good morning. Morning. Yeah. Were you expecting this this morning? Oh, no, we just waking her up. Okay. Let me start this off. First off, you have balls, the size of a planet earth to have come on the radio and to not know why. I'm just here to tell you we're not here to ambush you. We just wanted to hear your side because your fiance, Adam, has given us his. Adam, say hello to Natalie. Okay, babe. I'm sorry. I didn't tell you first. Yeah. Let's reel about that. But go ahead. This is this is first off. Let's just start simple. Is this really about Mexico and to loom and all the danger that possibly could, uh,
26:37you know, any more? Honestly, I don't even care where we go now. See? Oh, really? Exactly. Yeah, because it's like, it's become about how we make decisions. And what do you mean? How we make decisions? What do you mean? So Adam researches everything. Yeah, everything. You know, any smart, he is thorough, he is prepared, but it's like by the time we actually have a conversation, he has already decided what the answer is. Well, that's not like that. That's right. One. All right. You see, like that is what I'm talking about. And like, like, here's the first three words. And he already has his response locked loaded. Yeah. Adam, you couldn't just help yourself, could you? Yeah, just let me know. Yeah, I know. I'm trying.
27:38Well, keep trying. Let's, let's, let's, let's figure this out. Natalie, when did you decide that, uh, that this wasn't about just Mexico or the honeymoon? Let's not downgrade the entire country, okay? But it's not about the honeymoon. It's like when I found out he'd already spent days, like looking up everything that could possibly go wrong into loom, like he already had the know before he even asked me why I wanted to go. Yeah. Really? Adam? Well, I, I thought that maybe we could have a strike two. It's, it's, it's strike two. You're making a case for Adam. You really are? Okay, I'm aware. We're kind of blessed. So it's the thing. It's like he'll tell you, he'll tell you he's just being informed or just doing the research. It, it always feels like I'm walking into a debate that he's already prepared for. What? And he's just, do you see this like, I mean, you say with everything, but give us an another example, like with restaurants, like, oh my God, they had one bad review versus
28:40a thousand positive ones. Yeah, basically, yeah, like, you know, like buying a TV took three weeks, we were wedding invitations, was like World War II paint colors, like, whether he's gonna dog now or get a dog later, and he's using all the reasons and then where we're gonna spend things giving well, perhaps, you know, and like, where to eat on a Friday night is like what kind of waffles to buy everything becomes a discussion and like, but it immediately turns into a competition. Okay, I don't think that that's an accurate representation. I think you struck out, yeah, you wrote then. This is, I'm gonna need, so you need a statistician in here. I don't think you realize you're doing it either, or whatever, you know, this is a bigger time. It's a bigger deal. I mean, I honestly think that I'm helping. Yeah, I know you do, and that is why this is so frustrating, like, I love you, and I know you're not trying to be difficult. You're trying to convince me, but it's every single time.
29:41You know, let me ask you something, Natalie. So do you think worrying about safety makes you a controlling person? I think you should ask him that she doesn't seem to, well, I wanted to pick, well, okay, he can answer. That's for you too, Adam. This for both of you. No, I don't, I think it makes me responsible. I think we're spending thousands of dollars, and I want us to come home from it safe. And you have anxiety, though. Natalie, what do you think, though? Don't tell her what she's got. I don't know. I don't think that he's controlling because he's worried, or just because he's worried. I think it's in his major. I think he's controlling because once he has researched something, it is impossible to change his mind. He's like, as per the truth, because one would leave that. Adam, Adam! I'm sorry. I'm just kidding. No. This is my life, you guys. I'm like serious. Let me just off the course here, like, do you feel as though you're two different personalities,
30:43like, Adam, you seem zipped up, you seem to second opinion third up, and there's nothing wrong with that. Whereas I feel like Natalie's more like Bohemian, kind of go with the flow kind of thing. Doesn't shave her armpits. That's awesome. I'm just kidding about the last part. I'll leave shave my armpits. I just kidding about the last part. No, no, shame on people that don't buy. I'm like, Elizabeth, I don't want to like present myself as I get a flower. Do you have everything's going to be okay? No, I'm not pretending I'm easy. If I think I'm right, I can dig into. It's just- But neither would have you like losing. No. Right, yeah, no. Ah! Yeah. So who picked the wedding venue? I did. Okay, and no arguments there? No, we argued for three weeks. Yeah, and you won, I suppose. Yes, I won. And Adam, the world end? No. Yeah, that's interesting.
31:45Who picked the photographer? Some say photography. I did. Okay. Oh, you know, yeah. Yeah, we argued for two weeks. And you know what, the Lord didn't come back, daddy. Oh, no, the world didn't. Shouldn't the woman pick the photographer? I mean, this thing was kind of G. I suppose. Let's not, that woman just said like, no, that scab scratch. Let's not pick it. Let's not pick it. Natalie, if Adam called you this afternoon, instead, fine. Let's go to Mexico. Would everything in this relationship be fixed? Be completely honest. No. Golly. And then Adam, if she called you and said, you know what, Adam, we'll go wherever you want to go. Who? Why? The big island? Whatever you want to do. Would everything be good? No, probably not. See this ain't about the honeymoon, y'all. It's like about who blinks first. It's like you two are to stand off. Exactly, exactly, exactly. You need to compromise.
32:48And who's gonna do it? Let's, let's try some. Adam, don't, this question just for Natalie. And the time is of the essence right now. Why do you think Natalie that he doesn't want to go to to Lume, Mexico? Because I don't want to go. Oh my god. Okay, I know, I know, I know, I know. We said, you know. He physically can't do it. Listen to him. Who's that? Honestly, what it feels like every day of my life, like he has to answer everything. It's like a neurodivergence. Like I don't even know. Okay, Adam, since you want to talk, why do you think she wants to go there so badly? Because she's wanted it for years and she's always talked about it. She wants adventures. She wants us to have memories. Yeah. I know why she wants it. Okay. Okay. And then Natalie, is that pretty fair? Yes, at his accurate. Okay.
33:48Oh, now when she's kind of even being a little sarcastic. No, I'm not. Oh my god. I can't win. If your ears had an ass. They'd be kicking it right now. The Rise Guys Morning Show.
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