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Guaranteed Human. Hey guys, welcome to Hot Takes and Hangouts. I wanted to mention this is a continuation of Tuesday's episode with Stephen Coletti and James Lafferty. So make sure you go back and listen to the full episode if you haven't heard it yet. And now we're going to have some fun. Now this is like the chill, rapid fire around. You guys ready? You're good? You feel in the game? Yep, let's do it. Okay, cool. Let's start out with, oh, this is a fun one. Nathan Scott or Chase Adams, who would survive longer in a reality competition show? Oh, that's gotta be Chase. I feel like Chase is, dude, I mean, Chase is a bartender. He's like a naturally,. He's like a naturally social animal. Nathan's super athletic, you know? And coming off of Traders, like I'm thinking like, the missions came first. So I'm like, I want someone who's going to be resourceful out there in the wild who's an athlete who can leap high and run faster and farther than most people. So, yeah, I'm going, Nathan. I just, I don't see Nathan forming the alliances as well as, as well as Chase Wood. So, but I see what you're saying there. We're pretty split. Yeah, pretty split. All right, fair enough. If there's a One Tree Hill group chat, who is the most active on it? Oh. Good question. I know who's not the most active though james is a pretty quiet

texter and then he'll hit you hard with some great gifts so yeah the gift game is is strong here

um so yeah i try to hold out until there's enough to say um with like one gif you know so that

you can just sort of say it all with one yeah you know

Jeff Goldblum or something like that is there ever a time to send to Jeff Goldblum yeah exactly so

but who's the most active uh probably Sophia right I feel like she's the most active in terms of

like like initiating a conversation with a lot of people Sophia and Hillary Hillary, they're good at, yeah, you know, sending a text to the whole One Tree Hill family and keeping people up to speed on different things. Yeah. So you're not much of a taxter. Oh, he's, I shouldn't, you are, you're a textor, but you're, I think you're. I'm not as good at. You're not, he's not rapid fire. No, no, I'll just take myself out of a group chat. Like you have been removed. Yeah, it's too much.

I have way as good. You know, he's not rapid fire. No, no, I'll just take myself out of a group chat. Like you have been removed. Yeah, it's too much. I have way too much anxiety for that. Fair enough. Steven, the Laguna Beach secretly prepare you for the mind games of the traders. Oh, you know, I wish I could say they did. But you know what the Yeah the back then

There wasn't much thinking going on when I was a kid in high school

On that TV show it was like

My the the foresight ended that evening

Yeah so yeah I wish I could say it did

But I had boy did I have a lot to learn back then

Did you feel like a piece of you brought

I mean I know it wasn't scripted but did a piece of you bring a little acting to it? Well, that's, I mean, the appeal of being on the show, just being in production, shooting it. And, you know, there's a lot of, some of my fondest memories of being on Laguna Beach was the stuff that was happening behind the camera with the crew, them letting me, you know, shoot Kristen, walk into the surf shop, you know, some camera work and just hanging out with the crew. I mean, they moved me into college. I drove up to college for my first semester with two MTV minibans behind me. They helped me move my stuff into my apartment. And then I went to school. So it's's that that's a real experience but that is always something that I was drawn to and and why I wanted to work

entertainment I knew it before I was working on Laguna Beach why I did the show I wanted to be

you know in production yeah that's amazing who breaks character more during your show

together me he's better.

Well, we put you in more situations where, like, I think a good example is that

like any scene with Bob Turton or Matt Atkinson,

Oh yes, yes, yes.

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