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What's up y'all? Welcome back to Dudes Behind the Foods.

I'm Tim Chantarangsoo and this is my co-host, RiceGub.

Oh, man.

Yo, the funny thing is, funny story, I keep, when I, when I mention him on the podcast, because there was some drama going about him and people are like, hey, can you talk about this?

I don't remember what the topic is. Yeah. But I kept fucking up his name because I don't know the kid. Okay. Right? And so I was like, okay. Early on when I was doing a genius brain

I'm like, send me some stuff that you want me to talk about

How to look up this kid and people thought I was making fun of him

Because I thought his name was Rice Bum

Because I thought he was making fun of him because I thought his name was Rice Bum.

Because I thought he was like a comedian, so I was like, oh, that's pretty funny.

So throughout the whole podcast, I'm like, this kid, Rice Bum. So I thought you were like roasting. No, and then I went back. I'm not roasting it. I thought his name was Rice, but my bad, dude.

If you're just listening, I called David Rice Gum because he put on a Babe Hoodie, and I've never seen him wear a Babe Hoodie before.

Listen. his name was rice bump, my bad, dude. If you're just listening, I called David Rice Gum because he put on a Babe hoodie, and I've never seen him wear a Babe hoodie before.

I had to do a self-tape audition where I'm playing this rich, like, obnoxious gamer kid.

Rice Gum!

That's how he is?

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