I think the, keep in mind, I have different offices for different things. Like this office right now is for podcasts and for music. Yeah. And then my bathroom is my office for Twitter. Yeah. And that’s just how I’ve been grown accustomed to it. I only tweet when I’m on the toilet. Yeah, tweet when I’m on the toilet and post on Instagram when I’m on the toilet. Because we call it- Exactly. around the office, we call it Shit-sta-gramming. Hi everybody, welcome. Welcome, welcome one and all to Trevor talks Too Much, the show where I talk too much, arguably not, maybe who knows. And I bring on a really cool guest, really cool person. We have a little chit chat, a little convo. And see if I can become friends with them maybe or maybe if I really do talk too much. I’m your host, Trevor Jay Evarts, master baker, mythical soft boy, and lover of the Calvin and Hobbs comics by Bill Waterson. Today, I spoke with Alex Warren, popular TikToker, YouTuber, singer slash songwriter, and all-around great freaking guy. We had a lovely conversation. We talked about all sorts of stuff. We talked about Ryan Reynolds, Will Ferrell encounters in the wild, and we talked about all kinds of different cookies, which was a great conversation a personal favorite of mine. Speaking of cookies, Jamie? Mm. I have a distinct memory. I don’t know if anyone else is this way, but when you got, this is going somewhere, when you first got your driver’s license- Mm-hmm. did you have that weird first week where you just realized you had this freedom and you didn’t know what to do with it and you just started doing things for no reason? Like I remember when I first got my driver’s license, back in Idaho, I remember I was like, wait a minute, I can drive to the grocery store. And keep in mind, the grocery store was within walking distance of me. It was like probably a mile and a half, two miles away. But I remember when I first got my driver’s license, I was like, I can just drive to the grocery store and buy Lofthouse Sugar Cookies. Ohh. And eat them. That used to be a thing that was like, it had to be a special, it had to be like 4th of July or a get together at the home, maybe having some friends over. But I was like, it’s a normal ass Wednesday and I can get in a car and I can drive to the grocery store and I can get Lofthouse Sugar Cookies and I can eat them, as many as I want. Yeah, I feel like I was the first person of my friends to get a car so it was more of like, I was like, let’s do and go anywhere. So it was a lot of literally driving around to nowhere. Yeah, yeah. No, 100%. I remember driving around for no reason all the time. It was just like so weird. It’s like I had this freedom and I didn’t know what to do with it. I was like, I just wanna eat Lofthouse Sugar Cookies. A top, top cookie, by the way. If you are a Lofthouse hater, then I hate you. Not really. I mean, I’m sure you’re a great person. I don’t actually know if you’re a great person. You might not be. Who knows? But if you don’t like Lofthouse cookies, I disagree with you on a spiritual level. I feel like I did so much random stuff like that. And then now the difference between me then and me now, I don’t wanna drive anywhere. Nope. I don’t wanna get in my car at all. I never, maybe it’s because gas prices are through the freaking ceiling right now. Maybe it’s because I live in LA now and it sucks driving here, but I don’t wanna drive anywhere ever. I’m like, if I can stay at home, I wanna do it. And I feel bad because I, I drive to my girlfriend’s house more than my girlfriend drives to my house. Well- But we hang out at my house more. So it’s like, I’ll drive to her house to pick her up to come back to my house and hang out and then drive her home at night and then drive back to at my house. I’m like, it’s a lot of driving. That’s usually when I listen to my podcasts though. Not my podcast. Like not, I don’t listen to my own podcast. I mean sometimes, but that’s when I listen to podcasts ’cause it’s like the most time I’m in the car ’cause all the other times I don’t wanna drive. Well, is parking like a thing by your house? Is that why? Street parking, I have street, I have to park on the street. But it’s not usually bad where I live. I tend to be able to find a spot. The only time I really can’t is maybe like late at night on a weekday. And when I say late at night, I mean, like if I get back after midnight, sometimes I might not find a super close spot. But there’s never been a situation where I’ve driven around and not been able to find anything. I’ve never had to walk a mile home. I just don’t like driving, I don’t know. It’s just like irritating. And I think it probably, a big part of it is ’cause I live in LA. It’s not great here. No, it sucks. It’s just like so, it’s a chore. And people are insane. People in LA are psychotic when they drive. It’s like everyone in LA that drives a BMW, it’s like it’s physically impossible for their car to not go 25 miles over the speed limit. And I’m not like a slow driver. I tend to keep it, I think the healthy range of speed is between five and seven miles per hour above the speed limit. I think that’s the healthy range for you to be at- Okay. normally, in LA, at least. It’s like people’s impatience. You know? It’s not even that they left late, it’s just like, I don’t want, this is the speed I would like to move at. Yeah. But it’s dumb. Maybe it’s ’cause they hate driving and they wanna spend less time in their car. But it’s like the people that don’t return their shopping carts. Like if you’re one of those people. Aw, man. I don’t know. I just don’t trust you, sue me. Don’t sue him. Don’t. But we should start. The show. Yes. Yeah, well let’s get into it then. Alex Warren. Alex, nice to meet you, man. Nice to meet you. Yeah, it’s good to have you here. So you are, little Cliff Notes, let me just introduce you to everyone. You are a founder of Hype House. Is that correct? There’s a group of six of us that started the Hype House. I would use co-founder as a loose term. Yeah, co-founder is a loose term, okay. Your name is Alex. Yes. And that’s the introduction, everybody. Welcome Alex Warren. Amazing. No, you’re just on the show. You make videos, you make content. Put that on my tombstone. What? Put that on my tombstone. Put that on your tombstone ? One of the co-founders. Yeah, one of the co-founders. You also make music. I mean, you do all sorts of stuff. So, I’m- I’ve made it a thing where I just, I try to do everything. Yeah. It’s kind of like a goal of mine in a way. Yeah, that’s the most fun. Do a little bit of everything, otherwise you just get tired of what you’re doing. Yeah, and this space is such a broad space, I think, honest to God. And in entertainment itself, there’s so many avenues you can take where you can be an actor or you can be a singer or you can be a YouTuber, a TikToker. There’s so many different avenues you can take, why not take all of ’em and figure out which one you like more? Yeah, for sure. Take it from me, I went to culinary school and was working at a bakery in LA before I got this job. And now I make silly videos on the internet. And that’s the best thing ever. Yeah, it’s amazing, I love it. And I have a podcast now, which is super cool. I get to talk to cool people, like Alex. Hey. But yeah, literally, it is really such a broad space. There’s room for anyone of any background to do anything. So definitely, definitely. Very true. You love Ryan Reynolds. I love Ryan Reynolds. That’s a good opinion to have, I would say. I love Ryan Reynolds. Did you see, you saw it, did you see his new movie, “The Atom Project”?. I’ve seen every movie of Ryan Reynolds. I even tweeted at Ryan Reynolds I needed a “Deadpool” three and he liked the tweet and followed me- Nice. which was awesome. But then I checked about a month later and, uh, I’m not followed by Ryan Reynolds anymore . The classic case. I think I just tweeted too much about pooping. Yeah, no, I get that. I’ve definitely been followed by some people that are cool, like big content creators, whatever. And every once in awhile I go check to see if they’re still following me because I’m like, they probably don’t care. They don’t wanna see this stuff. Because I talk about pooping too. Sometimes you gotta let the people know. I think the best, it came out I have different offices for different things. Like this office right now is for podcasts and for music. Yeah. And then my bathroom is my office for Twitter. Yeah. And that’s just how I’ve grown accustomed to it. I only tweet when I’m and the toilet. Yeah, tweet when I’m on the toilet and post on Instagram when I’m on the toilet because we call it- Exactly. around the office, we call it Shit-sta-gramming because that’s when, like we’re always so busy. So whenever we take our poop breaks, that’s the best time to go put stuff on socials . I mean, it’s perfect. It’s great. It’s a great place for it. So what are your top three Ryan Reynolds movies? Each “Deadpool” and then I’m probably in between “The Adam Project” and just to make Adam happy, not make Adam, but to make Ryan Reynolds happy, I’ll say “Green Lantern”. “Green Lantern”. I haven’t seen “Green Lantern” in so long. I remember seeing it when it came out and I was young enough that I didn’t understand that it was just a terrible movie. I was like oh, cool visual effects and super heroes and he’s got a cool ring. And now I haven’t been able to bring myself to watch it again ’cause I don’t want that fond memory to be ruined. You know? Hey, I won’t watch it . Yeah, I’m not gonna watch it. I’m not gonna watch it. That’s the one Ryan Reynolds movie where I’m kind of like um, love you. Yeah. [Speaking foreign Language] Everybody does stuff sometimes that they’re not proud of. Yeah. It’s like hey, you miss. Not everybody’s batting 1000. Nobody’s batting 1000. Sometimes you’re gonna miss. And that’s what makes people appreciate the good stuff more, I think. I think so too. I think you set expectations low and then you wow them with your high ones. Yeah, yeah. “Deadpool” movies are great. Do you like the first or second one more? Second. Second? I think so. It was more like, I think Ryan Reynolds is the only person I know that can make a movie that the second one will top the first one. Most times when people make sequels and stuff like that, it’s like okay, it’s a rendition and it’s kind of the same and you can guess the plot. But genuinely speaking, I think the second one was way more, way funnier, way more action-packed and an overall better movie. The thing about “Deadpool” one for me was that you had the origin story and it was necessary but it was just a little bit slow, that part. I wanted to see more of Deadpool just killing people but you had to get the lead-up to Deadpool killing people. But it’s still a great movie. I like how they were able to incorporate the story while also making it funny so I didn’t feel like I was just learning. I think one of my favorite Ryan Reynolds movies has to be “The Proposal”. I haven’t seen it. You, you’re literally a hater. I haven’t seen it. Oh, I have to watch it tonight then, huh? Let me, I’m gonna set it on my calendar now . You have to watch it and then you have to DM me or something and let me know your thoughts- Yeah. ’cause I think it is the, it’s gotta be one of my favorite Ryan Reynolds movies of all time. Sanibel is so good. And we can tweet, we can sub-tweet each other on the toilet about it. Yeah, yeah, let’s do it. I’ll be definitely taking a poop later after the cajun bird. A little inside joke. You guys don’t get it. I don’t know if we were recording yet . I think we were. No, we were, we were. I don’t know. Maybe Jamie’ll leave it in there. But I kind of like it as a thing between you and me. Honestly, an out-of-pocket poop joke. Yeah. Um, no Ryan Reynolds, I really enjoyed “The Adam Project” too. It was fun. Coming from someone who lost his father at a young age, it was something that was kind of, it was a very emotional movie. But I’m kind of like, after writing music about dead people and talking about it on every podcast I go on and even on my own and even writing articles about it, it’s kind of coming to a point where I’m so numb to it that I watched the whole movie and I didn’t cry. And I look over to my left and I see all my friends who I was watching with start crying. They’re like, you’re a fucking sociopath if you aren’t crying to this god dang movie. And I was like no, just genuinely speaking, I relate to it and it’s such a good movie and it makes me feel a certain type of way in a special part in my heart. But it’s not something where I’m, I don’t know. I think I realized then and there that I’ve been accustomed to kind of just understanding that this is a part of life. Yeah. You are a sociopath. I am not a sociopath. No, that makes sense. I cannot, I cannot, I think I related in a different way to the movie but I thought it was great also. Love, just love movies about time travel. They’re great. Yeah, I haven’t seen enough about it. It’s like every time travel movie is different, which I appreciate, because nobody can agree on how it should work. I know. But I love “Back to the Future”. That’s probably my favorite time travel movie of all time. Do you think time travel, ’cause I think about this a lot, do you think time travel will ever be invented in our life span? And I don’t think so for this mere fact. If time travel had been invented, from the time I am here to the time I die, I feel like I’d run into myself. Yeah. Like think about it for a second. Old me or older me would come and see me now and I’d be like, okay, I know time travel exists. But that scares me that I don’t think time travel exists because I didn’t see myself. Unless it hasn’t happened yet. Yeah, I think that that might be an argument for why time travel might never get invented. You know what I mean? I don’t know. Will it ever be a thing. ‘Cause if it has been invented, at some point in the future, wouldn’t we have already seen evidence of that in some way? That’s what I’m saying. And maybe there is evidence of it. Maybe we just don’t know there’s evidence of it because a lot of movies- Maybe they’re so good at it. they’re really good at it and they stay on the down-low and don’t screw everything up. But, I don’t know, it’s something that- What if they fuck up and then time travel back to fix the fuck-up too? Dude, I don’t know, okay. There’s too many layers here. I hope it does but I think you’re right, I don’t think it’ll be invented in our time. I mean, we don’t even have self-drive, we barely have self-driving cars. I know, but listen to ourselves. 30 years ago or like 60 years ago, they had just invented half, wasn’t the phone created, the smartphone created in 2001, 2003? Yeah, something like like that. Yeah, first iPhone was invented in 2003. Now it has facial recognition, fingerprint scanning, and you can pay for things off of your phone. Yeah, okay, but what would be the- I have a watch that I can pay for shit. I literally slap my watch onto a goddamned screen and all of a sudden money is exiting my bank account. It’s true. But I mean that feels like a very small step in comparison to literally traveling through time. You know what? And I’ll give you that. I think we should send letters through time first. Yeah. What do you think would be the method, ’cause it’s always different in movies. Sometimes, oh, you travel through a wormhole and other times it’s a machine that for some reason works and can send you back through time. Do you think it would be more of a space thing, like something happens in space and people get sent through time? I feel like that’s an Elon Musk question. I feel like it’d be like, I don’t now, I feel like it’d definitely be moon rocks or something. Not moon rocks but something you find in space. Yeah. Just think about it, space is so massive and we don’t know anything about it. And it’s like I feel like if time travel was to exist, they went up there, they grabbed some weird and they bring it back and somehow they make something out of it. Dude, I don’t know how half the things in life happen. To be honest, it’s crazy. I don’t think time travel will ever happen until we have every single McDonald’s ice cream machine working again. But that’ll happen completely after time travel, in my opinion. They’ll invent time travel to fix the ice cream machines. That’s what I’m thinking. The day that time travel’s invented, the McDonald’s is gonna get a hold of it and they’ll be like go back in time, fix all the ice cream machines so that we can start profiting. So on the day that all the ice cream machines are fixed, that’s when we’ll know. We’ll be like, whoever’s the CEO of McDonalds, they must have figured out time travel because of how much money they’ve been losing on ice cream over the years. Exactly. I mean, hey. They’re actually not broken and they just, there’s been many employees that have admitted they just don’t wanna clean them. Yeah, that’s fair though. Wow. I’ve had to clean ice cream machines before and it sucks . It’s not a fun task. Not at all. That’s crazy. That’s crazy. The conspiracy thickens. Thanks, Jamie. Now I’m gonna be thinking about it all day. And I’m gonna be upset when I’m at McDonalds, like it’s not broken. Like, I’ll clean it myself to get a McFlurry. Oh, now I want ice cream. I got a vanilla frosty from Wendy’s last night ’cause I got a chocolate frosty from Wendy’s a couple of weeks ago and I wanted to do a little test. I was like, okay, which one do I like more? And the chocolate is far superior. Really? I’m lactose intolerant so I haven’t tried a lot of things. But when I do get dairy, it’s most of the time to tweet more. Yeah. No, no, genuinely speaking, I am lactose intolerant. But I feel like everyone is a little bit. And for me, it’s like, I will put up with whatever I have to endure just to have a nice time eating something. Yeah. Are you a Lactaid enjoyer? Do you take Lactaid? No, I think if you’re gonna send it, you just send it. You just flex with it. I don’t think you need, yeah, yeah, yeah. My dad had a friend who was gluten intolerant. Right. And he would do this thing where every couple of months he would just have his day where he just ruined his body. So he’d order an entire pizza, just eat a crap ton of gluten. Like, he was seriously gluten-intolerant. And he would just for the next three days afterward, just be his brains out. Just unloading- That’s like a natural weight loss too. Like who needs the gym when you’re lactose-intolerant and have access to Dairy Queen? I kind of wish I was intolerant, ’cause I don’t really have any allergies or anything like that. But sometimes part of me wishes I could experience something that way, where it’s like, I love the thing so much that I’m willing to put myself through immense pain and torture in the bowels just to enjoy it. I don’t feel like I could ever have that much love for something because I don’t have, and maybe that’s insensitive of me to say. Maybe you just haven’t lived, how old are you? 22. Yeah, I’m 21. So I think there’s much more life we can live and much more toilet breaks we can take. Yeah, for sure. This number two shall pass. I saw that in the office bathroom. This entire podcast is gonna be about pooping. Yeah. I’m not against it. It’s kind of a theme. I like to talk about pooping. I know. It’s a great thing to talk about. I think it should be normalized. Your producer is gonna be like okay, so Trevor and Alex talk too much . Yeah, Trevor and Alex talk too much and in parenthesis, about poop. That’s the name of the episode. Yeah, that’s the title of the episode. I love it. Well, to move past pooping, karaoke. The obvious next jumping point. I have it in here in my fact sheet that Jamie wrote for me that your go-to karaoke song is “The Climb” by Miley Cyrus. Oh, it’s the best karaoke song in the world. I haven’t had the fortunate experience to do a lot of karaoke. My roommate, Michael, has this massive fascination with karaoke, something that I, I don’t know, I think, yeah, there’s his thumb. I haven’t really had the pleasure of having a good karaoke experience. I’m very stage fright, which is something funny for a musician to say. But yeah, my goal is to evidently get more comfortable and more comfortable singing in front of people and in front of big groups and being able to shine in “The Climb” and make Miley proud. Yeah, for sure. I’m the same way. I have always loved, I did theater and stuff and choir in high school. Even though I’ve gotten a lot more confident since then and I feel like I wouldn’t have stage fright but I don’t know, I turned 21 during the pandemic, during the first year of the pandemic. And most karaoke places in LA, I feel like the good ones, at least, are 21 and over. And so I haven’t ever been able to really do karaoke, other than stuff with my friends, where you’re at a friend’s place. But I haven’t been able to go out to a karaoke bar or anything like that. And I really- I still don’t do karaoke. I still haven’t done karaoke with my friends. That’s how bad my stage fright is. Oh no. You can get over- Which is funny because I’ve done a concert and I’ve done other stuff. Getting on a stage, once you’re on the stage, it’s something different. Yeah. I don’t know if you’ve ever been on a stage in front of people but it’s almost as if it all goes away. Yeah. When you get on there, it’s like nothing else matters and you see the people and then like, I don’t know, it’s such a surreal feeling that I feel like everyone one day should just talk in front of a big crowd or do something like that. It’s like a weird feeling. Yeah, even doing videos for Mythical Kitchen, it was something I hadn’t ever really done before. And I feel like I just black out when I get up and get on camera. I don’t remember anything that I say or do at all. You ask me afterward about anything and I’m just like, I don’t know. I just go up there and I put on whatever, I’m being myself, I’m not playing a character. But to some degree, I’m being more of myself. And I just do it and then I forget about it and they make a video and I’ll watch it and be like oh, that’s pretty funny. That was a good joke. Nice line, Trevor. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, I watched all my podcasts back. I’m like, I don’t remember saying that but good. In one ear, out the other but it’s like my voice. Right. I remember the first time I had a solo in high school in choir. It was for, we were doing the Lion King Medley and it was from “Can You Feel the Love Tonight?” and it was like, Simba’s little solo. I can’t sing it. But I remember doing- Thata boy, Travis. Yeah, it was the first time I remember we were all on up on the risers and then I walked down to the microphone. And I don’t remember it. I don’t even know if it was good. I don’t know if anyone was recording it. I don’t wanna see it. But that was the first time that I’d ever done something solo in front of a group of people. And yeah, it was scary beforehand but then after I did it, I was like, I don’t even remember. I think it was good, but I don’t remember. Wow. Yeah, I’m like that too. Yeah, but now that I’m old enough, I can drink so super easy to do karaoke. Now you’re willingly forgetting it. I’m willingly forgetting it and also there’s no stage fright. I’m trying to think of karaoke songs. I feel like I have a ton in my back pocket that I’ve been wanting to do. One is “Never” by Moving Pictures song from the original “Footloose” movie and also is in “Hot Rod”, which is one of my favorite movies. Wow. Have you seen “Hot Rod”, Andy Samberg. You haven’t? I have not. I need a minute, Jamie. I need a minute. I gotta take a break. I’m looking it up right now. “Hot Rod”? Yeah, Andy Samberg, Jorma. Oh yeah, I’ve never seen it. Who’s the other guy? Who’s the little one? Not the little one. Who’s the shorter guy in the “Lonely Island”? So it’s Andy Samberg, Bill Hader, Jorma Taccone, who plays Kevin Powell. Yeah, yeah, yeah, and Bill Hader. And Isla Fisher. Isla Fisher. That’s a stacked cast list there. And one more, what’s his name? Danny McBride. Yeah, Danny McBride, so funny. It’s such a good movie. Oh, and it’s also got Will Arnett- Oh wow. Who plays the D bag boyfriend of Isla Fischer. That’s a flavor. That’s a reference to the movie, by the way. Speaking of famous people, or at least just cast members, I ran into Will Ferrell yesterday. Really, where? Yeah, dude. I got done shooting my podcast and as I’m driving home, I’m sitting at a red light and my roommate looks to me and he goes, “Is that Will Ferrell?” And I sat there and I’m like, “What did you just say?” And I look to my left and I just see Will Ferrell in a Tesla Model X just sitting symmetrical to me. Where I’m like, there’s no way. There’s no way Will freaking Ferrell is directly next to me. And I just rolled down my window. He has his windows already rolled down. And he just looks at me and I go, “I love you.” And then I drive away. And the problem is is I was freaking out so much that I just, I looked Will Ferrell straight in the eyes, and we were probably five feet away from each other. And I just go, “I love you.” And then immediately as I say that, I drive away, not realizing it’s a red light and I almost get in a car accident right in front of Will Ferrell. Oh, my God. Yeah, that’s my life. That’s my life. That’s so crazy. Wait, so you live in LA, right? I do, I live in Tarzana. Okay, awesome. I live in Burbank. Oh, okay, yeah, yeah. I’m right like on the cusp of Encino. Yeah, that is so crazy. I wonder what he was doing? Do you think, where do you think he was going home from? Or do you think he was going out? Honestly, I don’t know, dude. What’s Will Ferrell up to these days? He’s being a multi, multi-millionaire. Yeah. This guy’s- I think he’s still doing stuff. Will Ferrell. He’s Will freaking Ferrell. That is so funny. It was so odd. You just said, “I love you” and then drove away through a red light. It wasn’t even I love you though. It was “I love you.” It was like a whisper. And he, I will never forget this. Will Ferrell looks at me and goes. That’s the most Will Ferrell thing to do. He just, he gives me this side smirk and he’s just looking straight on. He looks at me and he goes and just nods his head with a little smirk. There’s no words or anything. He’s like, I know. I know you love me. Yeah, that is so great. I can’t say I’d do anything different though in that situation. I wish I didn’t run the red light and had a conversation with him. Yeah. It probably saved me from the, he probably would’ve rolled his windows up, honestly. Yeah, that would’ve been pretty heartbreaking. You’ve got a brunette guy with a ginger beard telling you that he loves you. It’s like I’m re-enacting “Stepbrothers”. So what’s your favorite Will Ferrell movie? Is it “Stepbrothers”? “Stepbrothers”, yeah. “Stepbrothers” perfectly depicts my two friends that I live with. I live with five people in total. But two of my friends I grew up with, their name is Kevin and Pat and they quite literally are the human, like the real person embodiment of “Stepbrothers”. They just, the argument, did you touch my drum set and stuff like that. Yeah. I’ve heard them have identical arguments just like that in real life and it’s like, there’s no way you’re real. There’s no way you’re real. They both think they’re smarter than each other, they both go at each other. And at the end of the day, they’re arguing about the dumbest things to where I’m like, you guys are both the same. I think my favorite Will Ferrell movie, definitely for me, I don’t think, I know, it’s “The Other Guys”. That’s a great movie as well. Underappreciated, I think. Underappreciated but I genuinely, it’s one of my dad and I’s favorite movies. We can both just quote every line. And it’s just so funny to me. Just “data needs his gat, you punk ass bitch.” Just the fact that Will Ferrell plays this uptight forensic accountant and then he just happened to be a pimp in his past life and is married to Eva Mendez. It’s such a great movie. Ron Burgundy, Ron Burgundy. Oh yeah, “Anchorman”, great movie. That’s Jamie’s favorite. Jamie, you can speak. You can say it. Yeah, Jamie. I don’t wanna always interrupt. I’m trying to learn. No, I’m want your opinion. No, no, go for it. No, “Anchorman” is, I actually have a great story about this because when it came out, I was, I think it came out in 2004. Yeah. So I was, what? Is he really that old? Yeah. It came out the same, I think it came out the same year as “Mean Girls”. I could be wrong. What? We’re all looking it up right now. Wow. Wow. Oh, my God. Really? I was four-years-old. I was four. So in 2004, I was in middle school and we went to see this movie as a family. And my mom is sitting there and all of these jokes are happening and she’s looking at me ’cause I’m 11-years-old and she’s like, “Oh man, I should not have brought you to this.” She was so upset at herself. And she was like, “I think we should leave.” And I was like, “I’m here. “We’re watching it.” We’re staying. That’s a timeless movie. I didn’t realize it was from 2004. That’s crazy. I didn’t even know, I’m looking this up too, Will Ferrell was in “The Office”. Yeah, yeah. He, uh, oh shoot, what’s his name? Davonte or something. No, it’s, no, don’t look it up. I’m gonna get there. I’m gonna get there. I’m gonna be angry if I didn’t. I’ll tell you. I’ll tell you, I know it. No, I need to get there. Okay, we can talk about it- I’ll tell you the last name. I’ll tell you the last name. Okay. Vickers. DeAngelo Vickers, God, I’m so mad. A lot of people give him grief. A lot of people give that part of “The Office” grief. It was as good of a transition as you could’ve got ’cause if you just went straight into having Dwight or having Andy or someone else replace him, it would’ve felt weird. And I think that having those really weird five episodes with Will Ferrell as DeAngelo Vickers- I liked it. And when he has the headphones on and he’s presenting at the Dundee. “Thank you. Thank you everyone. Thanks for being here tonight.” And he’s just like yelling into the microphone, I feel like that’s me. When I do the podcast and I don’t know what to say, I just start yelling into the microphone. Okay. Yeah, yelling’s funny. Any time you don’t know what to say, you just yell something. Yeah, I mean Kevin Hart’s built a whole brand off of it. Yeah. He’s built a whole brand off of yelling and also antagonizing The Rock. Yes. That’s just what Kevin Hart’s known for and it’s so funny. He’s doing a great job. Just the way that he roasts The Rock in everything that he does, it’s perfect. ‘Cause you know Dwayne needs to be knocked down a few pegs. Oh, for sure. I love The Rock but I think that he needs the Kevin Hart in his life to keep him humble. The big man, small man dynamic works. Yeah, definitely. It’s like The Rock owning, what’s it called, a Pomeranian. Yeah, yeah, it just works. I can see it. Let’s talk food. I’m a food guy. You like food? I’ve gone keto, I’ve been vegan, I’ve gone vegetarian. I’ve kind of done everything. Okay, I was vegan for a minute. I wasn’t good at it. Tell you what, I ate a lot of Oreos and a lot of Lay’s potato chips. Oh yeah, here’s the thing, I’ve gone through weights, dude. I’ve been fat, I’ve been skinny, I’ve been medium-build. I’ve been everything to the point where I understand my body and what it can and can’t take. My body loves french fries. I’m sorry, I love french fries, my body doesn’t. So it’s like something where it’s like I just started working out for the first time two days ago. Yeah. I haven’t worked out ever in my entire life. I used to just diet and all I would do is keto diet. I’d lose weight really quick. I’d lose like 45 pounds in two months. Yeah. And just be able to live off that for a little bit and then go back to my normal weight and stuff like that. Yeah. It’s crazy. What’s your favorite food? What do you like to eat? Oh God. I have one of the unhealthiest relationships with food because of my job. I’m a huge fan of ramen. I’m just gonna tell you my go-tos. Please. If I’m going out with my girlfriend and we wanna eat food, we love ramen, we love Korean barbecue just because Korean barbecue in LA is unbeatable. We love, I’m a huge pasta fan. But I tend to make a lot more pasta. I feel like I don’t really go to Italian restaurants as often. I like to make pasta. I don’t either. Shabu Shabu is really good. I’m trying to think of other things. I don’t know. I love all kinds of food. You like how I taped over my water bottles so we didn’t do free any free promo? That’s huge, bro. That’s huge. Thank you for doing that. No free clout for Crystal Geyser. I just gave ’em free clout. No, we’re very similar. My girlfriend grew up in Hawaii so it’s something where we do a lot of rice foods. So she’ll make homemade Hawaiian like spam musubis and poke and stuff like that. And we love this sushi place down the street called Kopan and they have something called a Golden Tiger Roll and we’re obsessed with it. And we go to Kopan probably like three times a week and it’s something that I can accredit my belly for. Yeah. And it’s great. Korean barbecue she’s obsessed with though. I feel like every girl in LA loves Korean barbecue. Yeah, yeah. Korean barbecue is so good. We actually, one of my favorite Korean barbecue places, it’s called Ahgassi and it’s in Korea Town. The manager there apparently is a fan of the Mythical Kitchen. And so I was in there one time with my grandpa and my girlfriend and the manager recognized us and so now we have the hook up at this Korean barbecue place. I got my homie, Alan. Alan is a server there and he’s the coolest dude. So any time I wanna go, I just hit up Alan. I’m like hey, I wanna come by, and he hooks it up ’cause it’s always got a super huge wait. So that’s my little humble brag for the Los Angeles Korean barbecue scene is that I know- That’s awesome. The manager is a fan of Mythical Kitchen at Ahgassi. Hey, I wish Korea Town was closer to me. I know, that’s the one hard part is that you’ve gotta drive a ways. I’m a big sweets guy. I actually have this tattoo on my arm. Sorry, I’m bending my arm weirdly. It’s milk and cookies. Oh wow. Yeah. So I’m a big fan. I have this really good chocolate chip cookie recipe and it’s just one of those things that was a comfort food for me to make. Any time I’m feeling down or I just wanna lose myself in the dough. So when you make chocolate chip cookies, do you like them crispy or do you like them soft? I lean soft but I think there’s a perfect way to bake a chocolate chip cookie that you can get it fudgy and soft in the middle and you can have it melty gooey inside but also have a satisfying crust on the outside so that it’s not just falling apart. So do you like it right out of the oven or do you like it the next day when it’s cold? Right out of the oven. Right out of the oven. Oh, you’re a cold enjoyer. Still, I’m the type of guy, actually, I’m really funny about that. I enjoy food the next day. Yeah. I enjoy leftover food more than I actually enjoy it when I get it. So cookies, if my girlfriend, my girlfriend loves making cookies. I’ll put it in the fridge and I’ll wait until that bitch is cold. And then if I have pizza, I won’t eat the pizza until the next day after it’s fridged. And it’s like yeah, cold pizza is better than normal pizza. I agree. I agree. A wise man once said, if a pizza isn’t good cold, then you shouldn’t be eating it warm. Exactly. I don’t know, it’s something about next-day pizza. I don’t heat it up, I don’t do any of that. I just take it out of the fridge and eat it. Cookies for me, I would say it’s less about the temperature for me and more about the texture. ‘Cause I like soft cookies that are cold, I really enjoy that, I don’t mind it. I’m not a fan of crunchy cookies. If I bite into a cookie and it feels like it crunches into my mouth and there’s no soft in the middle, then I’m gonna be very, very upset, unless it’s an Oreo, but that doesn’t really count. Oreos are vegan. I didn’t even know that. Yeah, yeah. Trust me, I know. I eat a lot of Oreos. That’s crazy. What’s your favorite varietal of Oreo? I’ve had the Red Velvet Oreos. Those are so good. I’m not a huge red velvet fan. I’m a red velvet guy. I’m a German chocolate cake, red velvet guy. But my girlfriend’s been doing this thing where she has a bunch of food sent to her that’s exotic and I had a cinnamon bun Oreo that is probably the best Oreo I ever had. What? They’re cinnamon bun Oreos, they’re insane. Dude, you don’t understand, for me, a cinnamon roll- They sell ’em on Amazon now. What? Yeah, they sell the cinnamon bun Oreos on Amazon. So can you send me the link? Yes, I’ll send you the link. That sounds so good. Dude, they’re so good, it’s insane. There’s something about cinnamon, I don’t know, I love cinnamon things. Cinnamon rolls is one of my favorite things ever. I’ll go to Cinnabon, I’ll Postmates Cinnabon to my home and I will get a normal Cinnabon and then I will also get the small bite Cinnabons to have later. Right. I’ll get both of them. But then I usually just end up eating it all right there, playing video games. And I’m like oh, there are Cinnabons right next to my desk. I think I wanna eat ’em. And I have no self-control. Do you just have a fast metabolism or what is it? Yeah, I think part of it is I have a fast metabolism and part of it is I don’t eat. If that make sense. This is going back to my unhealthy relationship with food. But I really struggle with eating food at home. I don’t know what it is about cooking all day and maybe it’s some of the stress that I associate with my job, it’s hard for me to go grocery shopping. I find that when I go to the grocery store, it’s like an undertaking because- I hate it. I hate going to the grocery store. And I don’t like cooking for myself at home. It stresses me out to cook at home. So a lot of the times, I’ll be cooking all day at work. I’ll eat food at work, I’ll eat whatever we make, I’ll have snacks. And then I just go home and I don’t eat. And it’s pretty unhealthy. And I should eat more but I just find that I don’t get hungry cooking. I understand that. I have something called body dysmorphia so it’s definitely something where I don’t understand sometimes what I’m doing to my body. Yeah, no, I get that one hundo. And I go through phases where I will eat a lot, I’ll overeat, where I’m constantly hungry and I’m overeating. And then I’ll go through phases where I’ll go an entire day without eating and not even feel hungry. I just don’t ever have the desire to eat. That’s more like me. I just won’t eat. I’ll wake up in the morning and I’ll feel gross and then I’m like oh, and I feel like that just stays in my head or something ’cause then I’m like, I’m not that hungry. Then I realize it’s 6 PM, I’m done with a full workday, I get home and I’m ready to lay on the couch and everyone’s like oh, let’s go to dinner. I’m not hungry. I don’t know why. Food is weird. I feel like everybody has some sort of weird relationship with it in some way. It’s hard to figure it out but we’re all doing our best. I feel that. I feel that 100%. I would ask you, we started talking about food. I wanted to ask you why Thin Mints are your favorite Girl Scout cookie. Why? Yeah. I don’t know. I just grew up on only liking Thin Mints. I think honest to God, I grew up hating coconut and a lot of the two favorites, I love coconut now. I’m obsessed with German chocolate cake. But I’ve always put candy, chocolate, and Girl Scout Cookies in the freezer. I only like ’em in the freezer. And so everyone would always eat the Samoas and everyone would always eat the other things and I would only eat the Thin Mints ’cause no one else liked them but me in my family. So I just grew accustomed to it. It’s like a nostalgic thing for me now. And every time I see that this year Girl Scout Cookies were online. They weren’t going door-to-door anymore, due to COVID, I think it was. So I, quite literally, I’m in a great position now where I make a good amount of money and I’m very happy with the success I’ve been able to have and that’s why I bought $1000 worth of Girl Scout Cookies. The dream. Now I don’t think I’ll ever eat them but I do live with a bunch of over 21-year-old adults who partake in different type of things that may make them hungry later in the night. Yeah. And so I’ve noticed that a lot of those boxes have gone, Nice. gone away. You’re just a thoughtful guy. That’s what I was thinking. And it’s not that I have a problem or anything. It’s not that I thoroughly enjoy Girl Scout Cookies. It’s more of the lines of being the friend that I am, I wanted to just look out for my friends and their munchies. Yeah, that’s really big of you. That’s really big of you. I know. We don’t all wear capes . Yeah, not all heroes wear capes. Heavy is the head that wears the crown. Exactly. I had some friends that did the freezer Thin Mint thing and they really loved it. But I don’t know, I could just never get behind Thin Mints that much. They’re not bad. No, no, no. I don’t know I just love peanut butter and chocolate. Reese’s is one of my favorite candies. Do you like sour candy more? There’s a time and a place. I think for me, okay, let me explain it here, I need both. You know what my issue is? What? Is when I, I think it comes down to the body thing of mine but whenever I ate chocolate or anything kind of cookie wise or something out of the gas station type of vibe, it made me feel gross. It made me feel like maybe it was the lactose intolerance, maybe it was my body appearance that I had an issue with back in the day. But something with me is every time I ate it, I just felt bigger. Maybe it was the lactose intolerant part of it. But when I ate sour candy, it was something where I felt good. I felt kind of like, keep in mind, I’m eating unhealthy, I’m not feeling good, but I definitely didn’t feel that way. And plus now, I’m just a fanatic for sour candy. There’s a candy shop in Burbank that’s right next to the movie theater, the AMC. One of three AMCs in Downtown Burbank that sells those sour belt candies. And I swear, I get them before every movie I go see ’cause they’re just so good. I miss that. Every time I go to a movie, I’m keto. I don’t know what it is when I plan my keto ’cause I do the keto diet pretty regularly. And when I start the keto diet, three days in, I randomly go to the movies. And it’s like, I don’t know, maybe it’s somehow it happens but it’s a sign that I shouldn’t be doing it. I always have to snack when I’m at the movies. I remember one time we had dinner and I think I just got a Diet Coke and that’s it. I didn’t get any popcorn. Dude, do you drink normal soda? No, I only drink Diet Coke. You only do diet soda? Yeah. My man. Diet Coke and Diet Dr. Pepper, those are my, I drink those every single day. Bro, normal soda’s too syrupy. It tastes way too, it overtakes. It’s too many calories when you could be using that on candy and other stuff like that. Thank you, thank you. And I always thought it taste like a nice, flavored sparkling water, where soda, it’s overpowering, it makes you feel gross if you have too many of ’em, and it’s too syrupy. Yeah, and I don’t care. There are so many things in the world that could give me cancer. Aspartame isn’t, it’s not something I’m gonna worry about ’cause there’s so much other stuff. There’s fluoride in the water, they’re turning the freaking frogs gay. That was a little Alex Jones reference. He’s insane. But there’s so many things in the world that are bad for you. Why are we getting hung up on artificial sweeteners in diet soda? I once watched my friend eat 15,000 calories for a YouTube challenge and then they had the audacity to look at me drinking a Diet Coke and be like, Diet Coke will kill you. I’m like you look like a prime patient for diabetes from that. Oh God, that is so many calories. You know how many diet pills and this stuff to make your body lose weight and burn calories without actually working? Yeah. I feel like over time, they’re gonna make food that is able to replicate that same thing, where you eat a donut but this donut is genetically-modified to when you eat that donut, you actually lose weight or it’ll be good for you. Yeah. I feel like we’re getting to that point in life where they’ll start making that type of food. Definitely. They’re probably already doing it. I feel like it’s already almost a thing. You’ve got all these diet companies and different healthy, a lot of people are going vegan, going vegetarian, a lot of people are being more health-conscious and I feel like it’s already a thing where people have spent so much time workshopping ways to make healthy foods that are as close as possible to the junk food flavor. And I think every day is another step in that direction. ‘Cause 15 years ago, 20 years ago, all of the healthy food, whatever, that was supposed to taste like junk food is all terrible. It was just awful garbage that didn’t taste sweet at all. So I feel like everyday people are getting closer and closer to replicating that. I feel like one day there’s gonna be just like it’s gonna be like a brick, it’s gonna be like a cube and people are gonna be like, this is your food cube, and you eat it and then it’s all of your nutrition for the day. I don’t know. Right. I feel like we’re heading towards that. We’re just steamrolling- I’m down. I’m down for a food cube. You’ll eat a single food cube. It’s got all the nutrients, everything that you need, all the vitamins, and you just eat that one cube. And you choose the flavor and it tastes exactly like them. Like you want a Costco pizza-flavored one or if you want a, that’s kind of cool. I’d be down with that. We’re gonna be, it’s like something out of the Jetsons. We’re just gonna press a button on a machine. It’s like mac and cheese and then it’s just a cube and you pop it in your mouth and it tastes like mac and cheese. That’s the future I wanna live in. Yeah. I don’t know, actually. That would ruin my whole career if that was the future. Never mind. That’s like me going, oh, I wish a robot could just do all of the singing for us. I know. Never mind, scientists, stop right now. Okay, so I wanna do a little bit. And I think I’m excited for what you have to tell me ’cause I call this little bit, this little ditty that we do here called never smelt it. And I want you to tell me the most embarrassing fart story that you have, like farting in public, letting it rip. There’s so many, oh my gosh. Give them to me, I’m so ready. Okay, so all right, in fifth, no sixth grade, I was in a classroom and we did this thing where we would merge classrooms like towards the end of the year. Yeah. Where we would have like just like 60 people in a classroom and just they all talked and hung out while someone gave a presentation. Yeah. It was someone’s presentation. Okay. And I’m in the way back of the room and it, for some reason it went silent. Something had happened. They were waiting on, oh no. Yeah, so apparently they were talking about how there was gonna be a fire drill in like 10 minutes. So everyone was quiet and they were waiting and stuff like that. And when I say dead quiet, I mean dead quiet. And I’m leaning back on a chair like this. I’m leaning back on a chair like this and I’m just balancing on the back two parts of it. And I go, watch this, and I fart. And the problem is is it wasn’t quiet at the time until I farted. And when I farted, it was the loudest fart I think I’ve ever projected, but it was also the longest fart, quite literally. It wasn’t like a or a or a . It was like a . Yeah. And so far to the point where I’m like, when is this gonna stop? And then keep mind, I’m still balancing on the backs of my pegs and I just like, I’m so embarrassed, I start laughing and I lost balance and just ate and fell backwards. And as I’m falling backwards and I land, everyone goes, oh, like all like that and then all you hear is I just pinged the microphone, I’m sorry. I just pinged, oh my God. It was like out of a movie. That is, oh. I somehow got detention for that too, which is crazy. I’m looking back on it now and I’m like, yes, I meant to fart, but at the same time, I got detention for farting. Oh my God, no. That’s crazy. You farted so hard, it knocked you out of your seat and you got detention. I lost balance. I know. Oh my God. I might need to write a complaint. Hey, remember, 10 years ago, when you gave- Right to the school board, the board of education. That’s crazy. I don’t think I’ve ever farted so hard that I’ve fallen outta my seat. Yeah, wait, what’s your gnarliest fart story? Oh my goodness, I do this, okay, so I do this segment a lot, this little bit with a lot of people and they always ask me that. And I feel like I never have good stories that I can bring to mind. I feel like I’ve used too many of them. So I need to have more fart stories from, oh, kitty. Sorry, for those of you listening, there’s a cat. You can’t see it and you can’t hear it, but it’s there. I don’t do it that often at work, but also, my boss, Josh, Mythical Chef Josh, he’s like a gremlin. He does this stupid thing, it’s like a bit at this point, how gross of a human being he is. We have a hashtag called hashtag Wash Josh, but anytime he wants to fart and people are in the room, he’ll just do a really fake sneezing sound. And so Josh will just go achoo and then he just lets one loose. And he’s like it covers it up but everybody knows that he’s farting so it’s like the most useless thing ever. And he is just drawing more attention to it. Imagine too, it’s lagged too so it’s like achoo . Yeah. Or it’s like, when you used to cover it up in school, you’re like, what can I do to cover up the sound of the fart I’m about to make? But it always lagged. You’re like, I’m gonna drop a book on the floor to cover up this fart and you drop the book, the book falls on the floor, everybody looks at you and then you fart. Yeah. It’s just like the worst. It’s so counterintuitive. Yeah, no, you just gotta do it sometimes. So you said at the beginning, you were gonna tell me if I talk too much. Do you think, how did I do? Honestly, though, thinking about it, this is a podcast so that’s kind of the whole point of it. Right? Exactly, exactly. That’s why the name of the show doesn’t make sense. And people just like to make fun of me, but that’s the whole point of the show. Who thinks you talk too much? Well, like everyone. No, I don’t know. I don’t know who actually thinks I talk too much. People think I talk too much as a joke but I don’t know who’s actually joking and who actually believes it. Well, lots of comments on stuff, it’s like, oh, the name rings true. Yeah, okay, thanks Jamie. Oh, I love that. Thanks for the vote of confidence. Yeah, but they like it. No, I love that. They’re like, but I could listen to him talk more. Oh, well, I’ll take it. Alex, thanks so much for being on. How do you think, okay, so here’s the question that I have to ask you. Sure. Would you, do you wanna hang out? Do you wanna talk again sometime? Do you wanna be friends? Heck yeah. Yeah, what’s your Instagram? My Instagram is at Trevor Evarts, E-V-A-R-T-S. That is my full name. No, it’s not. My full name is Trevor Joseph Evarts. Please, whatever, I know you have a podcast. That is correct? I do. Yes. Yes, my podcast is Locked In. It’s gonna be on Spotify and my YouTube channel, if you guys wanna listen to it. I pretty much just some, it’s really cool, actually. I think you’d like it. We don’t talk about farts very often, but- Oh. it’s more of a, yeah, so I don’t know how much you’ll like it. But it’s pretty much like I have people on and I get to the bottom of exactly what kind of creator they or who they are as people. It’s most of the time I have YouTubers and I’ll have people on that no one really sees the real side of them or at least the side that they put on social media. Yeah. And I kind of just ask them, I have a dossier and I have an ex-investigator who kind of looks into every single one of my guests and we get to know what they’re about. So a lot of it is about mental health. A lot of it is about the things that they go through. And it’s really interesting when I have these people on ’cause I’m expecting them to give me a lot of PR answers. Yeah. And most of the time, a lot of the guests are talking about some real life issues that they’re going through and things that they’re, I don’t know what I can say and what I can’t say on this podcast, but stuff like really, really detrimental to other people’s health and what they go through and how their childhood was. And it’s just understanding them. And it’s a really cool idea so if you guys wanna check it out, it’s awesome. That’s awesome. Please, everyone, go check it out. Go check out Alex’s YouTube channel. Yeah, thanks. Go follow him on all the socials. Go check out his music. Thank you. He’s got some great tunes, some bangers- I appreciate it. I would say. Thank you. Is there anything else you wanna plug? Feel free, let ’em know. No, no, no, I’m all good. That’s good. Watch his podcast. If you’re listening to it, watch the video. You can see this beard up and growing. Nice. It is a nice beard. Ah, thanks, man. It’s pretty sick. Everybody, that was Alex Warren. Jamie, how do you think it went? Oh my God, I loved it. You guys were great. I literally, before the recording starts and everything, you guys have your little chit chat. I was like, no, we gotta record now. This is already good. Yeah, it was vibing from the first second that he joined the call. I was like, we’re already vibing. No, literally. And I just feel like- You paused. I don’t know. We made eye contact and I kind of got like- Yeah, you did the thing. You did the three second thing where your brain shut off. Yeah, my brain shut off. I had a soft reset. I didn’t mean to do that to you. I’m sorry, but- No, that’s okay. I empathize with you. But yeah, it was, it was great. He was great and just so nice. Like literally just seems like, and very well spoken. No, he was a super cool guy. Like genuinely one of the most fun conversations. It was like, we were just vibing the whole time. It was great, he seemed super nice. He really was very well-spoken. It seemed like it could have gotten deeper. I would love to maybe have a little repeat guest action. I don’t know what this finger motion was, but I think it’d be really fun. I’d love to talk. I could have talked to him for like three hours, I think. I mean, I hope I can hang, I hope he wants to hang out because I would love to talk to him more. He was great. Yeah, and then maybe you, him, Larry, like just together. Yeah, get the, everybody this just in, I’m joining the Hype. Imagine that . I’m kidding. I’m not joining the Hype House. Fun fact, actually, Brian Flanagan, our COO, one time after I was working here for a bit, he asked me, I was in his office and he was like, hey, please don’t get poached by the Hype House or anyone. And I was like, I’m, I didn’t really know much about the Hype House at the time. But I was like, I’m glad you think that fondly of me and that highly of me that I would be someone that someone else would want to poach. And now I’m here and I’m just talking to ’em and we’re friends. So anyway, everyone, I have something to tell you about, whether you’re a mythical beast, whether you’re a fan of the show, whether you’re just a food lover that happened to be here, I’ve got something to tell you about. It’s called sporked.com. Now sporked.com is a website that’s designed to help you navigate the grocery store in the best way possible. It’s really amazing. So we have a whole team of writers, food people, and basically what they’re doing is they’re taste testing. They’re doing videos, they’re doing reviews, they’re doing grocery news and they’re all putting it on this website. And they’re ranking some of the best different snacks, ice cream, granola bars, anything that you can find in the grocery store, they along with members of the mythical crew are tasting it, deciding what’s best and putting that in a really nice format on their website for you. Super helpful. If you just want some snack ideas or food ideas or whatever, next time you go to grocery shopping, check out sporked.com. Super cool tool, super useful and you should definitely check it out. And thank you everyone for listening to Trevor Talks Too Much. This has been another episode of the show called Trevor Talks Too Much. Listen, every Tuesday, wherever you get your podcast, Spotify, Apple, you name it. Check out the video version every Monday. Follow me on Instagram and Twitter, whatever it’s like on the screen. I don’t know if you don’t already follow me. You’re probably not gonna follow me now. That’s not true. I don’t know. Jamie, it feels weird plugging myself like that. Plug. Please Plug. By the way, follow Jamie, she’s great. Make sure to leave a review so I know just the right amount of talking to do. Let me know. Let me know if I’m talking too much, too little, what you like, what you don’t like. Let me know how to end the show. Tweet at me. Tell me, hey Trevor, this is how you should do your outro, ’cause I still don’t know how to do it. I’ve been talking for like 17 minutes now in this outro. check out all the mythical stuff. You know, we got GMM, we got Mythical Kitchen, we’re all over TikTok. We’ve got a new TikTok called Mythical Pods that’s all podcast stuff. We got a lot of podcasts here. We got a lot of offerings. And so we’re taking some clips, some of the funniest moments, some of the best moments from those podcasts and we’re putting ’em on TikTok on Mythical Pods. So check that out and have a lovely rest of your week. Make sure to support your local donut shop. I go to Dad’s Donuts here in Burbank. Great place. You should check it out, if you live in the local Burbank area. Great donuts there. And as always, don’t try- I was gonna try and offer advice, but I couldn’t come up with anything. So just have a great week, I guess. Bye.