Eli Doubletap

Yeah, because I know a lot of people get that way in their head, and there's probably plenty of people watching that have just already given up.

You're like, oh, I'll never be there.

It's like, no, there's never a point of no return.

Tell your dad.

Well, I was – dude, I was – Tell your dad.

Yeah, that's a pretty good point of no return.

I was thinking about the edit, the way that was going down, and I'm like, oh, at least I wasn't in frame.

Zach is including you in the forced valor saga.

I'm just so curious.

I have so many questions, because that's not something I've ever explored before, is the skin removal.

Is that something that, not to get crazy personal with it or anything, but the stretch marks and things like that, do they have a way of fixing that?

You know, every time I think like medicine has advanced so far, we do some crazy like middle ages shit like that.

Just like, I don't know, sharpie it up, slice it off.

Yep.

It's like you see those videos of people like the surgeons correcting like, you know, a car accident, like somebody's got something like a hip displaced and they're using the chisel.

Boom.

That's why we gave you a bunch of fent before the operation.

Dude, my grandma, Oma, she had a surgery at one point that was, you know, like fairly invasive.

She was getting her like hip fixed or something like that.

And they legitimately gave her fentanyl before the operation.