This is almond milk.

Almond milk. And don't ask how they get milk out of almonds. What do your parents think about all this? They don't really like it. What's like something that you saw and you were like, yeah, I'm ready to go back? Women going to the beach in their underwear. My mom told me to stay away from English girls. Yeah. She might be smart. Smart. Probably right. So like, do you think you're planning on going back?

Do you think I should start a podcast?

I think you'd be really good at it.

Ever since I saw you on Theo Vaughn, I was impressed.

Oh, really? Really. I don't know. I just wing it.

Yeah, I think you're just really good at answering questions exactly how people ask them. You don't beat around the bush or you just say it how it is. Oh, yeah, that's the way to do it. Yeah. And CJ was thinking about not coming on because he didn't have pants, but I know he's got lots of good questions for you. He just walks around in his underwear. Tim, you ever been? Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday, CJ. Happy birthday, bro. All right, we're rolling. I like that. You changed it up, C. You, bro, I just felt like, you know, if everyone else is going to be dressed appropriately, I better be here, you know. We got our new Amish friend, Timmy, here.

Timmy's actually from Minnesota, but you've been on a crazy run the last, like, what,

six months?

It's coming up to eight months.

Eight months?

So you're on Rum Springer right now.

Yep.

You went on a Theo Von podcast, and and then after that moment you've just been

hitting every spot of the country, meeting every single person that you can, doing, experiencing

every single thing that you can do. And I feel like it's only right that being you're a Minnesota

guy and you've been a C-Boys fan for a long time. We had to get you up here. Oh, dude, it's a pleasure being up here. Like, seeing what you guys all have, and when you guys have all built, pretty impressive, I'd say. You know, it's not a barn that we built and then moved. Yeah. Which we've been trying to figure out why they do that. I've been wondering the same thing. In our community, we just built the stuff where it belongs. Matching trying to move like a 60 by 80 by 20 shop. Yeah, it seems like a lot more work. Yeah, I mean, how many people they got? They got to have like 200 guys. So you haven't ever been a part of that when you pick a building up a little bit?

We've never done that.

Dude, if you ever do, call me because I want to be a part of that. I mean, there might be some language barriers, but. Oh, really? Yeah. What language are you guys speaking? Pennsylvania. And the English. So it is fully a different language. It's like a German dialect is what it is.

Yeah.

That's why I have like a little bit of an accent.

It's not as different language. It's like a German dialect is what it is. Yeah. That's why I have like a little bit of an accent. It's not as strong as it was like a year ago. Yeah, I thought the same thing. I watched some old videos of you and it is a lot stronger than now. Yeah. I've been hanging around English people too much. Can you explain to me what Rumspringer is? Is that what it's called?

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