Travis Pastrana

They're very honest.

Yes, they haven't developed, or maybe it's just with us as the parents, the filter is removed for a little bit and they just get the knife and they go straight down to the bone and sometimes through it.

Yeah.

And it makes you think you're like, maybe I shouldn't do an ad for this, even though it's... It's also the ticket to entry, though, for somebody professionally working in that world.

And I inherently think that people who see that stuff and actually complain about it would have no problem stepping into your shoes and doing their ad themselves.

It's a matter of...

Being able, because I mean, you have millions of followers, right?

Some of those people are assholes and most of them have not accomplished what you have in life, but yet they have criticism and critiques for you.

And I, because my kids grew up, they don't remember a world without the internet.

I graduated high school in 96.

I distinctly remember the first computer class I was at in high school and that I was in it for about a week before people started looking at titties on the screen.

I'm like, oh, this is apparently what the internet is.

I'm like, oh my God, I do remember that game.

Michael, buy yourself Leisure Suit Larry for Christmas.

That's your Christmas present.

I'll get it to you.

But now that, you know, all of my kids have experienced the, what would be the best way to describe it?

The horrendous nature of being accessible to people in the world that they would never actually meet in real life.

Who would never say that in real life?

Exactly.