Our question, what was the most annoying thing that you had to deal with in a place you lived?

206-803 Rock.

Hello, Riley.

Welcome to the men's room.

Hola.

Ola!

Hey, so I used to live next to this do-it-yourself car wash, and this was in an apartment.

And when I tell you, my apartment, every Friday, Saturday night would be just shaking.

And I would get no sleep.

And it was terrible.

Is that because of just the pressure of the hose?

It's just the kind of characters that go to a car wash.

At Friday night.

Gotcha.

Also, they're just still thumb of the music. Go, go, go, go, go. Yeah, if the sun goes down and you're at the car wash, I'm like, there's something in that car that I can probably smoke. That's my general guest. And now, how long did you live there? Oh, I lived there like three years. Damn. All right. That's a long time. Actually, last time we went to Mexico, we should have probably looked at the calendar to understand what else might be going on. So we go down, they got the kids, we're there for a week, what we did not know. And we had a spectacular location, man. We are a half a block away from ocean. The town is right outside of the front door. And I'm like, man, this is awesome. This is the second time we stayed in the same place. There's a rooftop pool, which is a condition of my son going anywhere on vacation to most people. I'm like, we got it all set up. It's perfect. We get in. We go out on the time. We have a good time, we start going to bed that night, and we are close to kind of the action on the boardwalks. You hear people talk, and you can hear the bars, no big deal. Then all of a sudden there's a ho-r-r-r-r-l-drub-drub. And then this happens like 500 more times, and it's happening from every direction. So I go outside to see what's going on, and I'm like, oh, there's like a biker club in town.

No big deal. And they're all revving their heartlies, all right? I get it. Whatever. We finally fall asleep. Next morning I wake up. It doesn't look like they've gone anywhere. Turns out we are there for Bike Week. Yep. dude and we did not realize and I mean this goes people from Alaska to the

freaking tip of Argentina. They all converge. So it had to be thousands of these motorcycles. And again, no big deal. And it's kind of cool during the day because there are some really cool bikes going off and down the roads. But at night, there was kind of like the, can I outreview competition? Yeah, yep.

But it was done on the corner directly outside of the place we're staying. And one thing about

Mexico, sound means nothing. They do not. There's no such thing as a noise ordinance there.

They're like, well, then talk louder, plug your ears. It doesn't matter. These guys would

rev their bikes

honest to god until about three in the morning yeah and this was every night well that we were there

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