All right, well, we are back. Huh? Back at the nine club. Everybody today. We have a stop and chat with our boy Eli Reed is back.

Rip it up.

Oh, sorry. I beat you. I beat you. I did your tag line. I shouldn't have done that. I'm sorry. I get more psycho people do it. I've been just skating down the street. People just said, look at

yourself. Hey, okay. Does that really happen?

Yes. Crazy. All of a sudden, my kids at the skate park, I'll just be skating. I'll just hear from my business like

That's amazing because you've been doing these Instagram. I will just jump right. We even do these Instagram. Are you been doing these Instagram videos?

Okay, YouTube too. Oh, and YouTube will get into that as well. But I'm more familiar with the Instagram stuff and you're skating down the street.

You're rip it up. I can't even do it. I can't even do it that well. I could not do it either. No, that's cool. You're giving it like some more tongue action.

I'm gonna rip it up.

Sometimes I just be like, what made you start doing that? Because it's kind of a new thing. You're just rolling around. You're like talking to the camera. It's almost like a vlog in a weird way. You're talking to the camera and talking about skating and different things. It's pretty rad.

Yeah, I don't honestly, I don't even know. It was such like the rip it up thing. I thought of a while ago.

Okay. Because obviously it's a little bit like Jamaican inspiration because every time they do a drop or they're they got there. They're just like

Like they just have like the energy. So I was like, yeah, I need one. You want to meet me?

I'm always like inspired by them. You know, and I just love the culture. I love dance also. I thought of that a long time ago. I was like, oh, that'd be funny. And I never never like did it or used it. But then I was like, I think when the quarantine was going on and I just, you know, high emotions and things and just things just. I was just like, oh, I'm gonna start like trying this like kind of vlog, you know, something more interesting.

And when I did it, I just was like, let me just start off with a little rip it up or something. A little like, you know, a little energy. Yeah, you got to have some type of type of little intro. Yeah. Yeah.

And I remember, you know, it's always like I feel like growing up in New York. We always have one slang, skate slang. And like when we say rip it up, like a lot of times it'll be like a soccer player. I'm being the back of some cream.

Or you just talk about a soccer player or somebody with a nice shirt or like somebody that doesn't skate. It just has slang like, yeah, he's ripping. It's a river. Okay.

Right. Right. Right. Right. Right. I remember, Joe as a free was just like talking about it. I was like, how's your son? He's doing. He's like, you know, a couple months in, you know, just just was born as a

Yeah, he's ripping. Oh, it's like, you know, I mean, we've been using that word in skating forever. So I just I don't always love rip it and shred. Yeah, we don't.

I we don't use that word for just the general public. Right. I've never said, oh, he's that guy's ripping. Like if he's just like, no, I don't know.

Like ripping is like surfing skating. It's like an activity. It's not like, oh, that guy that shirt man, he's ripping. So

Yeah, we never use that like someone's good at something is like, yo, he's a rip. Yeah. Okay, even if he's wearing a shirt good, he's a

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