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All right, I'll eat the wing. Don't hate
the player, hate the game.

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This is Hot Ones Versus.

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In front of these contestants is a deck
of deeply personal questions. They can

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either tell the truth. Oh, my God.

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What are we doing?

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Suffer the wrath of the last day.

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Whoever eats the most wings loses.

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This is Hot Ones Versus, brought to you
by the all -new Jeep Cherokee Hybrid.

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Ready? I don't know.

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You'll be the judge.

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Your skateboarding career is stuff of
legend, and now it's time to play a game

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of fact or fiction. Set the record
straight on these larger -than -life

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in Tony Hawk history, or eat a death
wing.

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You fell 10 ,000 times before finally
landing the 900 in 1999.

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I remember watching it. It felt like
that, although I could only get about 10

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20 attempts during a session before I
just got broke off.

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So if I were to add those up, I don't
think it would add up to 10 ,000. I

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think I'd be sitting here in this state.

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You'd be pretty...

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Maybe thousands, lower thousands. Yeah.
I remember watching on television when

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you ended it. Really? I was very young.
Had you done one on snowboard yet? No,

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at that point I was still a little kid.

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But I saw you at Big Bear when you were
a little kid. Yeah, yeah. And you were

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spinning at least 540s. It was all
helmet. It was all helmet. It looked

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was. Okay, here's a good one. You were
Josh Brolin's stunt skater double in the

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1986 film Thrashing. That is false.

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What happened? What happened? Do I look
like Josh Brolin?

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You could have put on a little. I
actually only had an extra part in

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Thrashing. That is false.

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You turned down a half a million dollar
buyout on Tony Hogg Pro Skater. That is

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true. Right before its release. At that
time, in terms of my financial status,

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it was a pretty crazy move because I had
never heard anyone.

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Even speak the words half a million
dollars. That much, yeah. But at that

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they were saying, this is all you're
going to get.

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Oh, I didn't realize that. So the buyout
meant you get no more royalties. Oh,

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no. So that would have been one lump
sum. That would have been a terrible

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situation. It would have been a bad
choice.

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That was the best financial decision of
my life. Last but not least here, your

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signature hairstyle became so popular
that stylists made signs offering the

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flock to their customers.

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From what I understand, that is true.

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Really? People told me they would go to
Barber's and it would say Tony Hawk

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haircut and then that price.

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Pretty cool.

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That was it.

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You can't grow it like that anymore.

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It was good.

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What do you got? Sean White. I became
your mentor after we met at a skate park

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in San Diego.

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Name the best and worst piece of advice
that I ever gave you.

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I'm excited for this one.

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I started hanging with you and then as I
got...

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you know, more popularity in the sport
of skating and snowboarding, you know,

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they started doing these kind of group
interviews with us. And you gave me some

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advice that was really amazing at the
time because everybody asked me the same

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question. How do you feel about Sean
being the next Tony Hawk?

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And you were like, that sounds terrible.

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I remember being like, uh, you know, as
a kid, you're like, wait, what?

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And, but you're like, no, it sounds
terrible. Like I wouldn't want Sean to

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exact career path. I know what they were
saying, like to be on your level of

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success, but.

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You were like, oh, that sounds terrible.
He needs to be Sean White. Have your

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own identity. The next Sean White or
whatever. And I was like, oh, wow. I

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just, there's no template to follow.

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Worst advice.

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Goodness. I think there's probably a few
times where you're like, you can make

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it.

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Like, do the job.

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I was like, and did you get hurt?

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No, I never got hurt. It wasn't that bad
of advice. It wasn't that bad of

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advice. The worst advice. I don't know.
I think I got to eat a wing. That didn't

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work.

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Good luck with that.

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Okay. Comes in later.

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I bet you.

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There it is.

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There it is.

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What's the worst advice I gave you?

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Eat that wing.

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Oh, okay.

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I just thought, like, your whole tone
changed to a new shade of red.

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Yeah. Unless you're active.

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No, it's it.

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It's it.

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I'm okay.

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But it was like a build.

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It started here and just went.

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It's entertaining from this angle.

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I can't believe I'm down by one wing. In
the world of skateboarding, people are

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always debating who's the greatest of
all time. Get yourself in hot water with

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your old skate buddies by choosing four
skaters to put on your Mount Rushmore.

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Oh, dude.

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Oh, I hate these so much.

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Eat the wing.

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What are we doing?

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What are we doing?

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It's a disservice for me to not honor
who I think are the most legendary,

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innovative skaters are ones that broke
new ground.

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Ronnie Mons is Godfather of modern
street skating.

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He invented the kickflip, the 360 flip,
the impossible.

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Mark Gonzalez, because he took what we
do to the streets and made it so that

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streets became a skate park. In terms of
how they approached their career, Tony

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Alba was the first skater to...

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really make a business out of skating i
used to try to copy a signature when i

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was in elementary school alva and for
the last one uh patty mcgee oh

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she was on the cover of life magazine on
a skateboard and and that was the first

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time skateboarding was on in a major
publication she was one of the first

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pros yeah She continued to advocate for
skating through all of her years. She

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just recently passed away. Rest in
peace. But yeah, she was, Patty McGee is

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like, Oh gee. So there you go. There's
my milk mushroom. And you know what?

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Okay. Debated all day. It's okay.

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I think the first one to really make me
just look at skating completely

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different was Bob Burnquist. Yep. You
were right in that pocket of Bob. Yeah.

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crazy run of tricks and styles. He came
out of nowhere. Remember when he was

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wearing the yellow glasses for some
reason? You know, and then we all

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like, trying them on, like, is this
helping him? Because he's doing

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switch. He's getting switch, yeah. Yeah,
and, like, it looked like he was

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falling, but he still somehow landed.

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I mean, there's still tricks that Bob
did in those days that no one can do.

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Yeah.

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All right.

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Friendship test.

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Oof.

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I'm going to write down my answer, and
you have to guess my response.

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Guess wrong, and you have to eat a death
wing.

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On the mountain, I've taken plenty of
slams, but nothing hits.

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Oh, a little spicy.

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But nothing hits me, and it was on hits.

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Nothing hits me like a good romantic
comedy.

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Which rom -com is my favorite?

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Ooh.

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I'm supposed to guess.

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What?

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I love a good rom -com.

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Can we just do like a trust fall or
something? Isn't that a better

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test? What qualifies as a rom -com?

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I'm going to go with The Wedding Singer.

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That is an amazing one, but not the
right one.

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What?

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Notting Hill. Who are you? All day.

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I guess I failed the friendship test.

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Well, here's to Notting Hill. All right.

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That's a good one.

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Do you remember Spike?

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The quirky flatmate?

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I don't know. You haven't seen it? No.

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Wow. Hugh Grant.

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Sorry, Hugh.

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Oh, is it hitting?

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Yeah. I'm trying to see it.

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Double bite. I just try to go. What a
hero. I try to outrun it.

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Oh, okay.

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Like, when you stop eating it, you just
kind of keep moving to outrun the pain

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through that window? Yeah. You just
decide it's not a thing.

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My tongue's on fire.

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Have you done this? You practice?

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Well, I did it with Sean.

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Oh.

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Yeah, the way back. The other Sean.
Yeah. I was like, yeah.

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Okay. Oh, friendship test.

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Tony Hawk's Pro Skater is one of the
most iconic video games of all time.

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you. I didn't write this, but I
appreciated the sentiment. It was. If

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playing as myself, which character am I
choosing to set a new high score?

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That is tricky.

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Oh, man.

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That was way longer than the name I was
going to guess.

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Well, I was thinking you wouldn't have
chosen somebody that was a vert skater.

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I mean, if I'm going to live out any
sort of fantasies or tricks that I

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to do, it wasn't going to be in the vert
realm, you're right. Yeah. I'm thinking

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like Eric Costin. Is that your guess?

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Yeah. Did I nail it?

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You didn't because my favorite special
tricks came from Bam. Oh.

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Bam. But you did all this to throw me
off. Yes.

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That's right.

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All right, I'll eat the wing. Don't hate
the player, hate the game.

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Okay.

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Are you dipping it more?

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No, well, I don't want to cheat.

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I'm getting there. It's fine. It's
covered.

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It's okay, Sean.

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You're going to be in pain. Oh, you're
definitely going to be in pain. Oh, no.

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I had to throw it back. That was a solid
bite.

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Ooh. What?

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I was always Tony.

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I was a big guy. I got you, bud.

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I was actually going to write Riley more
current because Riley's in the new

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games, but I didn't think you would know
that Riley's a character in the games.

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But that's the most fun for me is
playing as my son's character.

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Yeah. I remember playing the game so
much that I had to tape my thumbs.

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Because they were raw.

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Oh, wow. From playing.

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A number of celebrities have taken up
skateboarding in recent years. Put your

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nice guy reputation at risk by ranking
these celeb skaters from best to worst.

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Okay.

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Justin Bieber, Lil Wayne, Tyler, the
Creator.

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Wow. Yeah. Rough.

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You're getting an email later from
somebody.

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Tyler is the best of those three. There
was a ramp on the Burton store on

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Melrose, and there's all these kids
there skating all the time. And then I

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remember watching Jimmy Fallon or
something. I was like, oh, all those

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kids are on TV. Oh, yeah. Rapping right
now.

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Lugger Squad. Yeah, I had no idea that
that was the case. Yeah. No, Tyler, I

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mean, he grew up in the skaters. He's
good.

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Justin can do inward heel, and I've
never done inward heel, so I have

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for him. Okay.

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Yeah. But I feel like Weezy just...

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He's put more time and his heart into
it. Yeah. So I have to give him credit

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that. You're giving him the heart award.

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Yeah. His heart's in it. Yeah. Okay. He
has brought attention to skateboarding

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to a new audience. That's true. He's an
advocate for skate parks.

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He really walks the walk. I'm going to
give him a second. Okay. And Justin's

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third, even though. Tyler, Wayne.

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No. Yeah, I got it. Lil Wayne said my
name in one of his raps.

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Really? Yeah, one of his songs.

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Come on, you know it. I know, I'm
pretending I don't.

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Oh, let me think. What is the word that
rhymes with my name?

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Uh, no.

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But it's a pretty good song. Bill Gaten.

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Good. Put it on in your Jeep Cherokee on
the way home, brother.

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Hit me with it. Oh, wait. Do I get a
Jeep Cherokee for doing this?

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All right, you ready? Yeah, hit me.

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You traveled the globe with me on the
gigantic skate park tour as one of the

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youngest dudes on the crew. What is the
craziest thing you witnessed on the road

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with a bunch of skateboarding lunatics?

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I'm so glad I'm not answering the
question. Oh, my God.

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Family show. I know. I feel like I need
to take a wing.

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Just because it was too heavy.

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I just remember sitting in the autograph
line.

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And Bam was always near me or next to
me. And part of their shtick in the show

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was like they would slap each other in
the face. Like a sign of like, oh, my

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butt or you're part of the crew.

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And these people will come through line.
And I'm just sitting there as a kid,

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like signing autographs. Like, oh, cool.

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And these kids would come through line
and be like, Bam, will you slap me?

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And he's just like, ah, you know, he's
like, oh, man, I can't. I can't do that.

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And then they're like, just please,
please. You know, I brought this piece

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paper that's a sign saying it's okay for
you to slap me. He's like, I really

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can't. I really can't. And then, like,
right when they were at their most

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desperate or disappointed, like, turning
to leave, he would just get up and just

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slap them so hard.

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Are you saying they brought permission
slips? Yeah, they had little signs. I

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don't remember that. Yeah.

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Wow. And he would slap them so hard.

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And then he'd run and just throw himself
off the bus into a tree, and we'd

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leave.

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Happy to wing? I'm good, right?

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That was good.

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I'm going to get you here, Juan. Okay.

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Oh, I love this.

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You're one of the greatest skateboarders
who ever lived.

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I need you to look into the camera and
admit once and for all that snowboarding

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is way cooler than skateboarding.

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I knew it.

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All right.

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You know, I mean, the whole thing.
You're going. Yeah.

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But I've seen Tony on the mountain a few
times. It's like seeing your teacher

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outside of school or something. You're
like, what are you doing here?

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Hey, man.

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All right. Somewhere in school.

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You know, it started because of
skateboarding as far as I'm concerned.

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Tie game.

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It's tradition around here to put a
little extra on the last wing.

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You and your opponent can add an extra
dab to your final wings now.

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We're doing it. I'm going the last dab.

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Well, Riley's dog's name is Apollo, so
I'm going to go for Apollo.

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Okay.

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Final dab.

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Come on.

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Come on. Dab of doom. There you go.

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As world -class athletes, we're always
prepared wherever adventure takes us. In

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this final challenge, we must put our
travel skills to the test by setting up

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campsite.

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The all -new Jeep Cherokee Hybrid holds
the gear. As a team, we must unpack the

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rear cargo to find and assemble the
tent.

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If we fail to build a tent before the
clock runs out, we must both eat a wing.

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Sean, final challenge.

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Are you ready? I'm ready.

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I'm ready. We're not glamping.

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Oh, it's locked.

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What? Oh, man.

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Wait. Put that back.

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This is nothing.

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We've got to find the tent first.

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No.

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No. It's in here.

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All right. No tent.

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What is this?

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Oh, these are the tricky part. I'm going
to start on these.

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Two minutes left. Two minutes. Two
minutes.

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Oh, we were so casual about this. But I
want to say this guy goes to the top.

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I don't know. What's happening, Sean?

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This isn't good.

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I think this is... What?

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All right.

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I feel like I'm putting together a TV
antenna from the 70s. I was way off.

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Oh, wait. It's in.

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Please definitely go to the corners.

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Okay, we're failing.

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At least we're in this together.

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Oh, shit.

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Sorry.

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They got these little black clips that
go on.

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We're so close.

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You got that. I want to know how you got
these end parts. Do you go put those

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into little metal pieces?

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I think.

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And then... I'd sleep in that

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right there. If you hold it up like this
all night, I can sleep in there.

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Are you not giving up the ghost? I know.

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Hey, misery loves company.

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All right, Sean.

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Here's to never giving up. All right,
here we go. Cheers.

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I'll eat one bite.

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Oh, man. It was a little guy.

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This is more my kind of camping.

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Eating by a fire and then driving home.

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Everyone's a winner.

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I'm pretty happy about it. I learned a
lot about Tony here and pain tolerance.

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And that, yeah, we can both take some
wings.

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Thank you, Jeep Cherokee Hybrid, for the
humbling experience of showing us how

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we don't know how to put a tent
together.

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And thanks to Hot Ones for the intense
experience of some of the new

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pains that we felt.

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Setting our faces on fire.

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Thanks, guys.

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All right.

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Oh, it's hitting.

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Nice.

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I'd love some ice cream, yeah.

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Eat the wing.