Hey everybody and welcome to a very exciting wild ride with Steve O. I'll tell you Scott Randolph couldn't even contain his excitement.

As soon as we got done he said, man, Amanda Cerny is a 14. I mean, she's an attractive lady, no doubt.

And this is a terribly exciting episode. But let me tell you, man, you know how I was talking about collecting pee. I had this plan to do the world record highest belly flop ever into pure urine.

And we were all saving peeing into gallon jugs collected over 190 gallons. But the thing was that those gallons were so dark, man.

I wasn't drinking enough water, man. Turns out water is really good for you. And I've been going way out of my way to drink a lot more of it.

And that's why you always see me with these great looking tall boys of water that look like beers. But really, it's like the best water out there.

It's called liquid death. And I'm telling you, this company is the best because they use these cans which are infinitely recyclable, man.

Death to plastic. That's the deal. So drink more water. Don't mess with the plastic. Go with the recyclable tall boys.

He got your sparkling the mountain spring water. And if you go to liquid death.com slash Steve, oh, then you get a free set of cruisies with your first order of any case.

Tell me, man, I drink it all the time. I feel better. My pee looks better. And well, my p didn't look any better than Amanda's.

So let's get into it. Ladies and gentlemen, Amanda's.

I'm just a surney. Yeah. I want you to meet my co host, Scott Randolph. Hello, nice to meet you. Have you guys met before? Never. Okay. We're kindred spirits with the OCD. Yeah, we already bonded over our OCD. So that's great. Yeah. Thank you so much for doing this.

I was so excited when my manager told me Steve. I was like, hell yeah. I haven't talked to you in like forever. So it's a great catch up moment.

It really is an end. You've been so kind to me over the years. You know, like going back to I think the first time we met was right before I shattered my ankle doing this thing. That was 2016.

Yeah, with the port of potty both ankles. Oh, yeah, I broke both feet. But I remember it at that time. I was still pretty new to two kind of making the leap from like old school entertainment into like digital entertainment.

And I showed up at I don't know if it was your place or someone else's place, but you guys had this operation where you were filming these skits with iPhones. And I was like, man, these guys are like, like, huge personalities.

And they're like editing within an iPhone. It was so counterintuitive to me. And well, I thought you were amazing and super sweet because one you come from such a strong entertainment background.

And then here we are with our iPhones, the shooting things and then you're coming to collaborate with us. And I'm just like, that is like the coolest thing because especially at the time when you did it, a lot of people didn't really understand it. They didn't really think it was a thing. They didn't understand the numbers behind it.

They didn't understand like the potential of it. And then there you are right in the beginning of it just diving full force into it because you saw it. So for me, I was just really impressed by that.

Well, well, thank you. And to be fair, the numbers were there at that time. I mean, not the numbers that you've put together since. But I think that collaborating with you represented like the biggest bumps in my like Instagram following that I had experienced.

So it was certainly a favor that you did for me. And it's so interesting to me too. The like the old versus the new, you know, like I was always a huge Howard Stern fan and he would be talking about YouTube. Like what do I don't understand views? Like what do we like clicks? Like how does that, you know, and then lo and behold.

You know, all this meteoric success and congratulations. I mean, wow, you've killed it.

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