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well, you're welcome then and i'll have to share which ones we completely did wrong, managed a few scratches and bruises over a cast or hospital stay but still walked away with a good time and a chuckle. definitely always comes up with a good laugh and one day we're planning to get together chat about it all and see where our mind is now from then. will there be a short comeback? maybe. he did, but my folks did realize i'd probably do something stupid without said friend, so decided whatever basically. rather i be dumb with others over alone in the end. they surely would have then, but i think they just say the crazy stunt, and was like "bloody hell? no way" and it was off for a bit. ended up watching with my friend and we had a good time with it. i'll share such and might make his day actually. haha, they might, especially if i remind them of the times.

See, scratches and bruises is about the best outcome you can ask for when a bunch of friends start saying, "I've got an idea." I'm glad it stayed that way. Honestly, I love that you guys still get together and laugh about it. That's the good stuff. Time has a funny way of turning "What were we thinking?" into one of your favorite stories. I also think your parents had you figured out pretty well. "We can't stop him from doing something dumb... we can only hope he's got witnesses." That's a very realistic parenting strategy. Yeah, definitely tell your buddy I said thanks for being the bad influence. Somebody had to carry that title, and it sounds like he wore it proudly. Just... maybe don't remind your parents of all the details if they're finally sleeping peacefully again.

and it would be a good one, even by accident. oh my god, that's always the start of a good time with some bad yet fun moments, haha. i think even if hurt, there's something there that's worth actually. the bonding, and well - you can say you tried some of those crazy random thoughts we have and are scared to try even. so for that, glad you did it all and we all thank you for it all over the years. i'm glad, you should embrace them, doing such is over but the stories live on through you, those there and sharing so others can share. also i mean - media is sorta eternal in a means. out with the old and in with the new as they say. i get that, anyone would be but means just a new chapter a new start and always have that connection together, which is amazing. thanks, it's why i take pride in it and i've been so living lately in my own relaxing personal none work busy bubble. some things here and there but mostly, it's all turned off. i think so too, next album could really be something. yes, exactly! it's yours, in your space and it's just - the best feeling in the world. yes, the animal company is always making things better.

The stunts are over, but the stories aren't. You're right. Those memories get passed around, everybody adds their version of what happened, and somehow they keep living on. I feel pretty lucky to have been part of something that gave people a laugh—or at the very least, a reason to say, "Well... let's not do that." Luckier still that I made a career out of just being silly with my friends. That's the dream right there. I'm glad you're giving yourself that time to recharge. It sounds like you've found a good balance. Sometimes the best ideas show up when you stop chasing them and just let yourself exist for a while. I couldn't agree more about home. Add a comfortable bed and a dog curled up next to you, and you've basically described my favorite place on earth. There's just no beating that feeling after you've been away for a while. Though my dog takes invading personal space very seriously, and acts like she hasn't seen me for two days even if it's been two minutes.

I know we probably have a lot to answer for to a lot of peoples parents, but knowing we pissed off some abuelas kinda scares me a bit.

Listen, you don't want to get on her bad side either. Thankfully she loves the movies too and have watched them with me, so she would love you. Also, I know a weird choice of movies to watch with your grandma.

I have a feeling I probably don't. Not if she's the kind of Grandma who watches Jackass. No, not at all, I love that she's into it!

yes, to me that's what i enjoyed about the whole idea of the show and the bits i watched back then with friends. it brought us together in a way, which was always nice. it was something for us, even if all went wrong, some injuries and never seriously hurt. definitely became stories to share and laugh at as time went on. i'm sure it did, secretly great my friend didn't fully recall all the stunts exactly when trying them. happy to share and really will always be a good memory for me. we still chat about such from time to time even. haha, i can tell you they hated my friend who was into the show for trying to get us into it and why i only watched a bit for a while.

You know, I think that's the coolest part of hearing stories like yours. People always ask me about the stunts, but what sticks with me is hearing that a bunch of friends got together, laughed until they couldn't breathe, and years later they're still telling the same stories. That's worth more than any broken shopping cart or bruised ego. Your poor buddy really took the heat for all of it, huh? I can picture your parents looking at him like, "You're the ringleader." Meanwhile he's probably standing there thinking, "In my defense... it looked like a good idea." Trust me, as someone who is referred to as the Captain of our crew, I know how he feels. I get blamed for stunts I didn't write. Tell him from me he's forgiven. Your parents, on the other hand, might need another twenty years.