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This is The outside podcast with Paddyo.

Howdy pals? While you're listening to this, I am at a small cabin in the woods with my family.

Hopefully, I'm not so sunburnt. I need to apply aloe with a paint roller.

That's right, I'm on vacation, which is why we're dipping into our archive for this week's episode.

It's one of my favorite stories I've ever reported on, because it involves a bunch of things I love. Friendship,

doing objectively fun and simultaneously dumb things with said friends, and 90s pop culture.

Way back in 2021, two Motorhead friends were joking around about famous movie road trips. You know, those buddy films where a pair of pals set out on the road for an

adventure. But there was one cinemified road trip that they became obsessed with, a 400-mile

mini-bike sputtering from a cornfield in Nebraska to a little place called Aspen. Yes, the road trip from the 1994 classic Jim Carrey and Jeff

Daniels comedy, Dumb and Dumber. And this obsession transformed into the audacious idea to

actually go out and do it. From the mini bike to the costumes to the locations, this wasn't a

hilarious three-minute movie montage. This adventure was a down-to-the-last-detail recreation.

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