Rudy Povich

They wanted to make it a game show We weren't on the show contestants competed and

And they have a rotating cast of any comedians telling them what to do and we were like we think it'd be better Because like this plays to our skill set we know each other and we do improv so like if we are reoccurring people will be invested in us and like the character and want to come back and That was our take on it.

So then we told Because we said to her well, we got an offer and she was like was it from MTV and we're like, yeah She's like I knew it.

She's like don't go with them They famously okay

She's like, the rent gives you a good budget.

And we said, well, I actually don't want to make it with her.

She's like, I'll do the show how you guys want to do it.

So we said, OK.

And then that was the end of that.

Everything at his fingertips.

Yeah, I mean, look, the way we grew up is outside all day long with our friends.

I mean, I'm not particularly a practical joke guy.

And on the show, to be fair, it's way more... It's not like these YouTube pranks.

This is way more like we put ourselves in...

like very layered social situations and compete against each other to see who could do the best in these social situations.

So it's more hidden camera than it is prank.

Well, that's the basis of the show.

So two things we did was we kind of took that element out of it because it's always on us.

We throw each other under the bus, so we're not really feeling bad for the mark, so to speak.

They're participating in it, but...