Beer, Booze & B.S. Podcast

We sit down at Hay Days with Ryan from Evolve Motorsports to hear how a dad’s hunt for an electric kids’ snowmobile turned into a full-on startup—plus why their electric conversions are dusting 450s, what the AMA says about e-classes, real-world battery runtime, pricing, and what’s next (hello, world’s largest RC sled). We also taste Angry Orchard’s Berry Bewitched and mix our ATV-inspired cocktail, the Black & Muddy (Fireball + vanilla vodka + root beer).

If you’re into snowmobiles, four-wheelers, electric conversions, torque, AMA rules, Hay Days, or just want a fun shop-talk hang, this one’s for you.

Featuring: Beer, Booze & B.S. crew • Ryan (Evolve Motorsports) • McKayla  • Madi
Topics: Electric snowmobile build, kids’ e-sleds, ATV conversion kits, AMA e-class, battery care in winter, RV fire/insurance saga, vending trailer build, Hay Days vendor scramble, Dennis Kirk shout-out, Sick Bastard Streetwear booth

Key takeaways

Electric kids’ sleds/conversion kits with tunable speed (≈ 3–32 mph)

Lower maintenance than gas; strong cost-to-performance

Battery life holds up even in cold with smart handling

AMA e-class momentum is building

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Hashtags: #ElectricSnowmobile #ATV #EvolveMotorsports #Snowmobile #HayDays #AMA #EVConversion #Motorsports #BeerBoozeBS

Creators and Guests

Host
Paul Schwefel
Paul is one of Chrissy's very good friends and also was her first guest on episode 001. She enjoyed having him on so much she asked him to co-host with her for all future episodes. The audience loves the dynamic between the two of them!

What is Beer, Booze & B.S. Podcast ?

Beer Booze and BS is a bold new podcast filmed inside Frontier Liquor in Zimmerman Minnesota where craft spirits cocktail culture and unfiltered fun collide. Hosted by Chrissy Bohnhoff this show delivers liquor tastings off the cuff conversations giveaways and a real behind the register experience. We spotlight local legends badass women small town rebels and anyone who loves a strong drink with a side of real talk. Whether you are into whiskey vodka tequila or craft cocktails you will feel right at home. New episodes drop weekly featuring liquor reviews cocktail tutorials biker vibes exclusive merch drops and raw stories you will not hear anywhere else. Support local drink local and do not take life too seriously. Subscribe and sip with us. BeerBoozeBS LiquorPodcast DrinkLocalMN CocktailCulture MinnesotaPodcast WhiskeyTasting

Chrissy:

So what's our next drink, Maddie?

Paul:

I didn't even finish this.

Chrissy:

So listen to this story. What's I was this reading this last night. What is it? What is this called? The drink?

Paul:

Yeah.

Chrissy:

Ask Maddie. What was this one? Black and Black and muddy.

Paul:

Like your oil should never be fuck sakes. Where was it the other day someone

Chrissy:

would But it's like car and it doesn't

Paul:

move. So but fucking mini bikes. Right? Yeah. My buddy is or my neighbor, he he does drywall, Brandon.

Paul:

He does mudding and taping and whatever, Mavisin drywall. And he he's doing one of his buddy's basements, and he likes to barter. He's like, hey. He's like, you give me this or that, or I'll I'll knock money off. The his buddy had an old pit bike that I used to have, that k l x one ten.

Paul:

And I'm pretty sure that kid hasn't changed the oil since I had it. And he was changing the oil. And I'm like, dude, I'm a any second, I'm like, I'm expecting like a clump of something. Dude. That shit was just black as fuck.

Paul:

Just fucking brutal.

Chrissy:

Alright. It's the angry orchard hard cider. Oh, put the kids Is this that? Brutal.

Paul:

Variety pack?

Chrissy:

What group Are you gonna start right there? Berry Bewitched. Yes.

ryan:

Okay. See that.

Chrissy:

And there's four different flavors. This is the berry of

Paul:

a cancer. These colors are badass.

Chrissy:

Super badass. Some of my favorite colors, actually.

Paul:

Yeah. Right? Like that fucking blue and purple and a fucking reddish

Chrissy:

I wanna do a

Paul:

Reddish pink?

Chrissy:

Paint a motor one of my motorcycles. I'm so sick of fucking black. Everybody fucking everybody in the goddamn world has a fucking black

Paul:

road bike. Yeah. Because it's what?

Chrissy:

We have two of them sitting in our garage.

Paul:

Yeah. I'm like, I'm changing it or not.

Chrissy:

Gotta do something fucking different. I can't take any

Paul:

Have fucking what's her face painted practice painting? Mikayla, and she says she wanted to learn how to paint? Who? Mikayla.

Chrissy:

Mikayla Brooks. Oh, don't wanna have her practice on mine.

Paul:

You want someone legit?

Chrissy:

Stick with Adam.

Paul:

Redberg. Yep. Yeah. Redberg only. If

Chrissy:

you need your bikes painted, Adam Redberg He's really, really, really good. And not like crazy expensive. Alright.

Paul:

Like legit expensive.

Chrissy:

We're gonna try this one. Say it again, Madison. Angry Orchard, hard cider, very bewitched.

Paul:

K. Berry bewitched?

Chrissy:

Berry bewitched.

Paul:

Like that

Chrissy:

chill This is their seasonal Halloween package I'm assuming.

Paul:

I'm super excited for this.

Chrissy:

I have no idea what the cost is. For you.

Paul:

Ugh. What's up, kid? How are you? That we had that promo bottle. Oh, yeah.

Paul:

Yep. This is delicious.

Chrissy:

Oh, this is really good.

Paul:

Try a rub beer float with cinnamon whiskey?

Chrissy:

Exactly.

Paul:

I knew you would. Fucking a. At least someone does a

Chrissy:

fucking moss. Go on this side, guys. Yep. Right there. She's our guest.

Chrissy:

Oh, yeah? Maybe. Maybe. Maybe. Maybe.

Chrissy:

What is that? You've been helping us sell a lot of leggings today, by the way.

Paul:

Oh, is that the The girl in the photo? Yeah. Look at you.

Chrissy:

Yep. This is Mikayla. We were just talking about a different Mikayla, but this is Mikayla in Holly.

Paul:

Did I

Chrissy:

forget your name?

Paul:

Caleb.

Chrissy:

Caleb. That's right.

Paul:

Nice to meet you, bud.

Chrissy:

Madison. Maddie.

ryan:

Nice to meet you, pal.

Paul:

What are these kids up to?

Chrissy:

What are you thinking next? Popsicle. Like a root beer popsicle.

Paul:

Right? With a little bit of cinnamon twist

Chrissy:

on It's different.

Paul:

I feel like if you back up Are you

Chrissy:

a fireball drinker? Yeah. You either of you?

Paul:

If you like cinnamon whiskey

Chrissy:

But I'm not.

Paul:

You're gonna but I feel like if you put just a little bit, a little little less of cinnamon and then a little more, like you were saying, a little more of the vanilla, it would be fucking money.

Chrissy:

Well, have a seat. Have you guys tried this? Not the iced tea, or did we do iced tea?

Paul:

I don't even know. Who the fuck knows?

ryan:

There we go.

Chrissy:

Had them.

Paul:

Which one is that? But I'm not don't

Chrissy:

know if we've

Paul:

Is that the vodka?

Chrissy:

Alright, Paul. Give me one of the cups.

Paul:

They're good as fuck.

Chrissy:

Stir that around. I like that.

Paul:

Oh my god.

Chrissy:

We've done those. I swear we've done those. Twisted. Or maybe that was when Sarah was on. That might have been when Sarah was on because Dude,

Paul:

that's that's almost

Chrissy:

A blind

Paul:

taste challenge. The fucking Bud Light lemonade. That's dude, like, I I like I like Pisto, and, like, I drink a lot. So I got I used to have, like, easy black kind of Yeah. Yeah.

Paul:

Oh, fuck. Yeah. That's good. I could put you oh, those go down so fucking easy, dude. You could pound the fuck out of those things.

Paul:

Oh, yeah. I almost went to my shed, and I just got slaughtered.

Chrissy:

You gotta scoot over by Polly.

Paul:

We good? Yeah. I can't move anymore.

Chrissy:

I can move over more.

Paul:

Don't have a back.

Chrissy:

No. I know. We'll fix my fall tree. Are all of our fucking chairs burnt in the goddamn fire? Alright?

Paul:

Use some of that money and go get some new ones.

Chrissy:

Well, we haven't got any money yet.

Paul:

Oh, you still haven't got money yet? Fuck no. Yeah. Isn't it funny how you you gotta pay on fucking the date?

Chrissy:

Don't pay them on time, then you're done.

Paul:

You know? When they're like when they're like, oh, we're gonna pay you. I'm like, hey. Maybe six months if we think about it or can get around it.

Chrissy:

Well, it's been since memorial weekend.

Paul:

Fuck.

Chrissy:

So if you do the math on that You guys had all your products and stuff in there too?

ryan:

Like, you just locked

Chrissy:

everything out of in the RV was done. Like, the RV, like, burnt to fucking nothing.

Paul:

The frame. Yeah.

Chrissy:

It literally did.

Paul:

That thing was fucked.

Chrissy:

Trailer was attached to the RV, the front of the trailer, anything that was in the front

Paul:

This trailer?

Chrissy:

No. Well, this is our new one. Oh, so But our other one.

Paul:

I didn't know if this one got

ryan:

this one, though.

Paul:

Yeah. This

Chrissy:

one This is nice, isn't it? Yeah. Oh, yeah.

Paul:

And It didn't come like this. He might did that.

Chrissy:

Oh, no way.

Paul:

Yeah. That's what I thought too. Yeah.

Chrissy:

So listen to this,

Paul:

you guys.

Chrissy:

We were decided that we're gonna this is we were gonna go the the vending trailer route. Yeah. But to buy one, when you would like this size, which is this is a 24 foot, to buy one was 20 to $25,000. Yeah. So the trailer that we had, I think we got $9 for from the insurance company, and it was brand it was literally, like, two years old.

Paul:

Nice.

Chrissy:

Or three years old. So I'm like, well, we need to, like, upgrade and get a little bit bigger and a little bit better one. So I started looking for vending trailers because that's the route we wanted to go. Well, yeah, we're $25 on now. Right?

Chrissy:

So that's fireball, vanilla vodka, and rip and what is Root beer. Root beer. And I'm not a fireball or a root beer person, either or, but it's actually not bad. Yeah.

Paul:

Chrissy was saying she powder coats your guys' stuff?

Chrissy:

Well, yeah. Nice. Yep. She did.

Paul:

Yep. Teamwork makes the dream work. Yeah. Yeah.

ryan:

It's a push. So we had four weeks to get ready for Hay Days. Yeah. And we tried to sign up months ago. They're like,

Paul:

oh, yeah.

ryan:

All the vendor gifts are cool. Yep. And then months ago, they're like, oh, we gotta open it. You guys make it a month? And I'm like

Paul:

Oh, fuck. Try. Right? We'll send. Yeah.

Chrissy:

You wanna say who you are? Sure. Say who you are.

ryan:

My name is Ryan. We have People of Motorsports. This is a brand new company. We build electric children's snowmobiles and electric conversion kits for kids' four wheelers. We just launched our company two days ago.

ryan:

We've been in development for the last two years. Damn. Built a really big community now. There's people behind it now. It's getting pretty events.

ryan:

So it's a lot of push for the electric side of things, the adjustability and the tunability. You can have them go from three miles an hour to 32 miles an hour every Oh, that's

Paul:

sweet. So you can really grow into that thing.

Chrissy:

Look at those things. They're kinda cool.

Paul:

Yeah. How is that?

ryan:

Three year old hop on it, you turn it down Yeah.

Chrissy:

Four miles How cool is that, though?

Paul:

I was gonna say, it kinda looks like one of those snow hawks with training wheels kind of deal.

Chrissy:

Peyton. She wears three photos every Oh, yeah.

Paul:

That's That's like my brother's

ryan:

will come with a shutoff button.

Chrissy:

So That's their next Christmas present.

Paul:

Yeah. Something like that.

ryan:

Fuck. Turn it off.

Paul:

How many

Chrissy:

something like that cost?

ryan:

So the 48 volt version is $49.99, and the 72 volt version is 60 or $59.99.

Chrissy:

6. You're never gonna have kids spoilers. You're enough your nieces.

Paul:

I do. I do.

ryan:

Price as a 200 hardy cat.

Chrissy:

Okay.

ryan:

So we're trying to stay right in line with

Chrissy:

that one. Yeah.

ryan:

So Oh, yeah.

Chrissy:

That And so how long does the charge last?

ryan:

This is my five year old daughter, when she rides in the summer, then the winter, that'll be, like, an hour and a

Chrissy:

half. Okay.

ryan:

She rides in the summer. It's a little bit longer because

Paul:

The cool is what eats the fuck out of all them batteries. No?

ryan:

It's the resistance because it's so much harder to drive

Paul:

Oh, no. Really?

ryan:

Rolling on the car. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's a lot easier.

ryan:

It's the batteries and everything.

Paul:

Just figured with, like, GoPro's, you know, you go out west and you're like, this battery lasts for, an hour and a half at home, and then all of a sudden, you're out west. It's, like, twenty two minutes. You're like, fuck. Yeah. You're just sitting in this hot swapping batteries.

Paul:

You're like, let me get this fucking alright. Let's go. Oh, shit. I ate the beard. Yeah.

Paul:

We're all Fuck.

ryan:

Like the battery I'm

Paul:

a little excited. Out.

Chrissy:

Okay.

ryan:

So, like, if you don't have a warm storage for it, just slide the battery out there in your garage, charge it. They'll riding, put the battery in. Oh, yeah. Riding it, stays quality warm. You can leave it set outside for too long.

Paul:

Bye. Good luck, Kim. Thank you.

ryan:

So, yeah, hold hasn't been an issue, and

Paul:

that's Nice.

ryan:

Probably everyone's biggest You're

Paul:

doing it. Yeah. Right?

ryan:

So we haven't had that problem. But, like, the formula we built is

Chrissy:

What was the motivation behind this? Because usually every invention

Paul:

is a

Chrissy:

a motivation behind it. Yeah.

ryan:

I've been racing snowmobiles since I was 22 old. I raced for factory out of What?

Paul:

22 months?

ryan:

The first I No shit. Out of eighteen months. I started racing at 22. Okay.

Paul:

And How do you even hang on it then?

Chrissy:

It's just in the bottle.

Paul:

Can you even walk it twenty two months? I don't know, kids.

Chrissy:

You might not have been able to.

Paul:

Oh, it's special. Kinda special.

ryan:

But yeah.

Chrissy:

So little behind.

ryan:

Now that I have kids, we have four kids now, my three year old daughter, my parents ended up buying my original kitty cat back from the neighbors.

Paul:

Nice. That's fucking cool. You know? Nostalgic. Let her write Yeah.

ryan:

Absolutely hated it. Wow. And when it vibrates, there's no suspension.

Paul:

Okay. She loves her electric four wheeler.

ryan:

Yeah. We're spoiled. So she loved the electric four wheeler, so I like, oh, I'll buy her an electric stone Turns out there's no such thing. So I was like, I'll build her one. So I built her one, and then I found out the need.

ryan:

True. And I just went from there, and now we launched the company. And now both three of my kids now are racing four wheelers, So we have the electric four wheelers that we're racing as well.

Chrissy:

Yeah. Dude,

ryan:

that's crazy. AMA this winter to

Chrissy:

try to get

ryan:

a class for the electric ones.

Paul:

Oh, yeah. Yep.

ryan:

So that's gonna be a big big deal once that class

Paul:

is class. Because how

ryan:

be cool.

Paul:

How do you know like, I I don't follow racing, but I know do they allow starts in racing?

ryan:

So AMA rules, which oversees basically all motorcycles, four wheelers, and it's all governed by insurance.

Paul:

Which stark is electric dirt bike, you don't know. Yeah.

ryan:

So the stark dirt bike, any electric bike, any electric four wheeler, whatever it is, if you're racing in an AMA sanctioned event and they have sponsors or insurance that has to do with AMA Yep. They'll lose their license if they let an electric one run with gas one. Unless, it's a 50 cc. A 50 cc gas can run with the electric. That's the only ones.

ryan:

Anything bigger than that, they can't run together.

Paul:

That's the

ryan:

rules right now.

Chrissy:

Okay.

ryan:

Their reasoning is that the gas ones can't hear the electric ones coming. That's the reason. It's a dumb reason. That's not the real reason.

Paul:

Yeah. No. It's because that fucking nothing Call it chance. With that electric. A 100%.

Paul:

Do that those electrics I mean, say what you want about electric. I'd I'm not a fan of electric, but those fuckers got balls

Chrissy:

for days. Do. They have the future.

Paul:

They are they're fastest, 100%. They're I mean percent. You I don't give a fuck who or how good you are. You ain't gonna be able to hang you put pro to pro on electric in a April or two fifty, whatever. They did no.

Paul:

It's not even a fucking contact.

ryan:

There's no shifting. It's instant torque. Like, daughters

Paul:

torque, dude, is just Yep.

ryan:

They thought It's crazy.

Paul:

Thought four fifties had torque. These fucking electric things are just insane.

ryan:

Beat that four wheeler that's over there, I beat four fifties on that. Oh, yeah. So we did a time trial.

Paul:

That right there is just insane. Yep. Anyone who watches racing knows that car is fucking insane. It makes a

ryan:

lot of people mad. Like, we pissed a lot of dads off when

Paul:

we started racing. It's like, yeah. And they show up and

ryan:

you roll that thing out, and it has reverse. So they're pushing their stuff. Yeah. The

Paul:

kid just hits

ryan:

the button.

Paul:

Dragging around in there. Just gonna ask. It's like, bro.

ryan:

Yep. They're just looking at you.

Chrissy:

So where is your company out of?

Paul:

You know what

ryan:

Brainerd is? Yep. So we live by Brainerd.

Chrissy:

Oh, yeah. Okay. Alright.

Paul:

Yep. What what so what actual town is it in, though?

ryan:

Pillager. Oh, okay.

Chrissy:

Also, you have like, you're really. Right. Yeah. Well, camp. Like, that's the camp.

ryan:

Yeah. So is what? Don't have an actual manufacturing facility yet. Yeah. I just bought property.

ryan:

My business partner is selling his house. We're working on that. I'm building stuff in my parents' shed right now.

Paul:

Nice. Fuck.

ryan:

That's how it starts, You

Chrissy:

gotta stop somewhere.

Paul:

Where I start racing. And all of a sudden, you're like, fucking buy them. Yep. Big shed fucking

ryan:

We're just launching the YouTube and we'll be Yeah. Making some crazy like, our first video that we're gonna be doing is we're gonna make a the snowmobile remote control. Oh, world's largest RC snowmobile. What? We'll rip that thing around.

Chrissy:

Yes.

ryan:

That'll be fun to play with.

Paul:

Yeah. Yeah. Well, not only that, I think it'd be fun to, you know, be able to put your kids on that, you know. Just have them hang on. How fast can I go and then wipe it out?

Paul:

What kind

Chrissy:

of weight is involved in this machine?

ryan:

So that's the biggest thing that It's like So, like, the four wheelers, we oil a chain and plug it in.

Chrissy:

That's it. It. That's literally it.

ryan:

Then we're racing against dads that are putting $15.20 grand into a motor. Yeah. Yep. They're spending $500 a weekend weekend on maintenance and gas. Yeah.

Chrissy:

Okay.

ryan:

So you just buy our kit, put it in.

Paul:

Put it

Chrissy:

on your tank. And that's it.

Paul:

Get up is cheaper than that.

ryan:

Yep.

Paul:

Not to mention maintenance.

ryan:

Yeah. $5, you get the kit that can beat anything that's $15.20 grand put into it.

Paul:

How long how long have you got enough testing in yet to find out, like, how long a battery is good for or last for? Like, as far as before you gotta swap and buy a new battery or

ryan:

We have. I mean, we've had a full year of testing on a bunch of them.

Paul:

And you still have no issues.

ryan:

We're partnered with a company called Amorge. Okay. They're manufactured in China. They're one of the best in, like, the power plant industry as far as batteries.

Paul:

How much is a battery? Like, say So, like five years down the road, you gotta finally swap a battery

ryan:

and send one. I think it's gonna be on our website for sale for around $700.

Paul:

So you can't even rebuild a motor.

ryan:

So, like, that's what we're talking about the motor on the four wheeler. Like, even the rebuild bucks for the motor. Yeah. Throw it away at the end of the and get a

Chrissy:

new one. Yeah.

Paul:

And you're still gonna fucking yeah. It

Chrissy:

is. Okay.

ryan:

Alright. I think it was. It's a green light on it.

Paul:

Yeah. Yeah. It's nice. The one that was on me.

Chrissy:

Figured it's better right over there. Oh, we have one mics.

ryan:

But yeah. So Happy birthday, love. We haven't pushed the I mean, we've only been riding them for a year. We've had one that we've I don't know how many exact cycles we've gone through it, but it's been a lot. Yeah.

ryan:

It's racing motorcross. We have a motorcross track at our house. Do. We run it a lot.

Paul:

I need that at my house. Yeah. So yeah.

Chrissy:

No. Just

ryan:

a motor cost track and a car track. Fuck you. Beat your old

Paul:

car stuff.

ryan:

Yeah. That's pretty fun. Right? You're gonna try to

Chrissy:

do lot money. Yeah.

Paul:

I need more money. Sure.

Chrissy:

Don't we all?

Paul:

Oh, yeah. Yeah.

Chrissy:

Two fuckers won that goddamn Powerball last night. Oh,

Paul:

was that at?

ryan:

How much was the

Paul:

other one?

Chrissy:

1,800,000,000.0. Dude, what are you doing?

ryan:

Billions. It's

Chrissy:

in billions. It's million. 800,000,000.0. Two people want it. You know, can offer them

Paul:

that money.

Chrissy:

They each walk away with 450,000,000.

Paul:

No. They don't.

Chrissy:

Cash option.

Paul:

I don't I I fair I so watch this on YouTube, and it's a lawyer who can keep you anonymous shit like that. If one person won that and kept himself anonymous, paid that guy, like, because if you do this shit and if you do it right, you're gonna walk away with, like one person will walk away with, like, 390,000,000. For what? After that 1 point some million. So it would be, what, a 7,700,000,000 cash option or something like that.

Paul:

You basically walk away with a little bit less after. And it's dude, it's so crazy. Like so right? You have six months to claim that ticket. So if they're smart, they're gonna wait till next year because now they got now they can claim it on next year's.

Paul:

Like, there's so many things

ryan:

Not in the next tax bracket.

Paul:

Yeah. So, like, if you the average person has no fucking clue what to do when they win that money. So if you don't get a lawyer

Chrissy:

tell you what, if I disappear and my liquor store's on fire?

Paul:

Dude, you yeah. Right? You need, like, a you need a lawyer. You need a CPA. Yeah.

Paul:

You know. Right? But it's just like people have no idea how much taxes come out of that. Like, the money that

Chrissy:

Well, that's what I'm Yeah. Fucking They're saying.

ryan:

Minnesota taxes. Still operating and making lots of money off

Chrissy:

of Right.

ryan:

Yeah. And the people that are great at financing and know what to do with that money aren't the ones playing the Powerball. No. Exact exactly. No.

ryan:

Yeah. That's why they get

Chrissy:

the money Right. Well, there's

Paul:

God, so many that I wish I could win the Powerball, and I'm like, god. I should start playing the Powerball.

Chrissy:

Did you guys watch the Netflix? I think it was Netflix series where the people that just fucking squandered their No.

ryan:

Thing one, like broke in a year?

Paul:

Well, yeah. If look

Chrissy:

at had a year, but, like, in three years

ryan:

I bet you 75,

Paul:

80%. 85% of, like, people who win big money are broke as fuck in, like, a year, two years, five years.

ryan:

Yeah. You win 4,000,000. You invest it.

Chrissy:

Baddest animal rescue ever.

ryan:

You invest 4,000,000. You can Sleep off. $60 off the investment every year. You never take off

Paul:

your principal. It's like I I don't even know. I think 300,000,000, and it was, like, 17 or 22,000,000 a year you'd make just off the interest. Like you said, never even touching your winnings. Yep.

Paul:

And it's like

ryan:

see So dumb.

Paul:

People don't know that or they don't it's because they don't you've got a And like

ryan:

I said, money, slid up.

Paul:

Exactly. Use money. You need like I said, you need a lawyer. You need a CPA.

Chrissy:

But, I mean, none of us. I don't even care how wealthy you are. I don't care if you're a millionaire.

Paul:

That money is fucking good

Chrissy:

fucking money. Huge. Yeah. And suddenly, you bought a freaking $2 ticket.

Paul:

Yeah.

Chrissy:

And now

Paul:

You got fucking

Chrissy:

a 100. You know?

ryan:

Well, they

Paul:

buy it. State.

Chrissy:

After taxes

ryan:

I'm buying a minimum.

Chrissy:

That's 450,000,000. Yeah. Out of the two people, out of the 1,800,000,000.0.

Paul:

Yeah. So And then by the time they're done with their, like, lawyers, CPAs, the taxes that Minnesota's gonna get, they're probably roughly gonna get about 2,000,000 apiece, which

Chrissy:

No way. I

Paul:

mean, 200,000,000. Yeah.

Chrissy:

I was gonna say 2,000,000.

Paul:

Wait a minute.

ryan:

200,000,000. Okay.

Paul:

Which 200,000,000 is still fuck you money if you're smart with it.

Chrissy:

Yeah. Better more than the $2 that you

ryan:

spent on

Chrissy:

the ticket. Investment. Yeah.

ryan:

For those That's a

Paul:

thing. Return on investment.

ryan:

And I

Chrissy:

just kick myself.

ryan:

Oh, that's awesome.

Paul:

Yeah. I never buy them.

Chrissy:

I always forget. And I because the wall, I never have cash on me.

Paul:

I know.

Chrissy:

I bartended. When I bartended, I always had cash, so I would always buy it.

ryan:

Cards for everything.

Chrissy:

And now I just never have cash

Paul:

on me. It's like, fuck. I think they Yeah.

ryan:

I never I'll never hold cash.

Paul:

Yeah. I know.

Chrissy:

I know. It's society.

ryan:

Always steal my wallet. You're not getting anything.

Paul:

Except for today when I come here and there's a hot sale for everything.

Chrissy:

$2

Paul:

off. I didn't bring

ryan:

cash on purpose. I'm gonna buy something. Tip all the

Chrissy:

time? Jenna came back for one day. She got a whole fucking she got, like, a $10 tip. She got what else did she get? She got fucking silverware and, like, dishware from some guy that, like, wants to make What?

Chrissy:

Because our customers love her.

Paul:

Jenna?

Chrissy:

Jenna. Yeah. Funny. I wanna go to new closer. She hasn't worked.

Chrissy:

She hasn't worked in, like, months.

Paul:

Random shit.

Chrissy:

She comes back, and she's getting tips and, like I mean, not just, like, $2 tips. Like, fucking $20 tips.

ryan:

Jeez. No.

Paul:

She got $20 tips.

Chrissy:

This guy hates, like they gave her, like, these wooden bowls. Like, I don't even know how to say. He hand makes them. He makes

Paul:

them on, like, a way?

Chrissy:

He must because they're super nice. Like like bowls that you would eat cereal out of or salad bowls or

Paul:

Like, wooden or whatever? Like, a mahogany and shit? Yes.

Chrissy:

Oh, like, those really I bet that there's, like, $340 who needs to buy them.

Paul:

Oh, yeah.

Chrissy:

And he just gives her a fucking whole set

Paul:

of them.

ryan:

I'm like, what the hell?

Paul:

What are doing, Jenna?

Chrissy:

You know, what are you doing?

Paul:

I'll turn your motive there.

Chrissy:

And she comes back to work for a day, she's fucking making bank.

ryan:

That's funny.

Chrissy:

She was my manager for, like, ten years. So Young. She just had her second well, not just, but her second baby's a year old now.

Paul:

Oh, she had another one? Yep. She's got crotch girl.

Chrissy:

Little girl. That's a lot of Is

ryan:

the one year old running around now?

Chrissy:

What's that?

ryan:

Is the one year old running around now? My little guy just started running these

Chrissy:

Oh, at one? Yeah. She just turned one in July, I think. I guess I don't know.

ryan:

Mine turned one in August. Okay.

Chrissy:

So and you have what? Boys or girls?

ryan:

Two boys, two girls.

Chrissy:

Oh, right on. Are you done now?

ryan:

Done. Done. Done. Snitched?

Chrissy:

No. Not yet. So you're not necessarily done.

Paul:

There's gonna be, like, an oops fucking six months from now or some shit. You're like, fuck.

Chrissy:

Yeah. Happens at home. Your daughter now, I

Paul:

can't lie.

Chrissy:

She just turned seven on the twenty first. Oh, she's seven. So I was thinking she was eight this morning. So we

Paul:

have to second grade. Maddie's age.

Chrissy:

She just got in second grade.

Paul:

She's a little

Chrissy:

bit school. Now where is she going to school? Brim. Oh, she's going around. Same school?

Chrissy:

Yep. Okay. Try to keep it, you know Right. Consistent? Yeah.

Chrissy:

Cool. Cool. I wanted to switch her. So I didn't even get a chance to see, but she works for Dennis Kirk.

Paul:

Oh, no shit.

Chrissy:

Yep. She's been there a long time.

Paul:

That's gonna be fun.

Chrissy:

2019. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's how I met her.

Chrissy:

I met her at It is. Isanti County Fair in Cambridge. This is the funniest story.

Paul:

No. It's

Chrissy:

not. Oh, it was. It was at Sandy County Fair. We were had the sick bastard booth going.

ryan:

Yeah.

Chrissy:

And she was looking for sunglasses. Remember that? You're asking she

Paul:

she come up to our board,

Chrissy:

and she goes, you guys have any sunglasses? I need sunglasses. I'm like, well, no. I said, we got some hats. And we walked over to She goes, well, I'm gonna I really want some sunglasses.

Chrissy:

So I'm gonna go walk over to Fleet Farm, which is right next to the Sandy County Fairgrounds. Yep. And she apparently, what picked apparently, according to her friends, looked at every fucking pair of sunglasses inside of Fleet Farm, blocked out with none. None.

Paul:

So when she came back

Chrissy:

and bought a hat, and

Paul:

then she went

Chrissy:

and brought back more friends, and they all bought hoodies and we sat drank. Yeah. It was fun. Talk about your brand. Love guys.

Chrissy:

The way you too. Thank you.

ryan:

That's funny because

Chrissy:

I guarantee I

ryan:

was racing there that day. What's that? I guarantee I was racing at

Chrissy:

the Right? Oh, probably. Probably.

ryan:

See all all the Isanti County ones back on my four wheeler back in the day.

Chrissy:

Did you? Yeah. I really love that. Just know because y'all got, like you were actually pissed about it. I remember saying, like, the spot was just not the Yeah.

Chrissy:

We've not been invited back there. No. If I wouldn't have walked to Fleet Farm, don't think

Paul:

I would

Chrissy:

ever be invited. No. Probably. Because we knew we're only there that one year, and then they didn't invite

ryan:

Everything happens for a reason.

Chrissy:

Well, I grew up in Cambridge. Like, I went to Cambridge school from kindergarten until I graduated. Well, I never graduated, but till I should have graduated. But Yep. Yep.

Chrissy:

It's always been a shit town. I'm sorry, but if you live in Cambridge, it's if you don't have your it's very clicky. Oh, yeah. And if you're not in with, like, the Baptist fucking go to freaking

ryan:

Feel like Princeton's the same way.

Chrissy:

Princeton? Yeah.

Paul:

Pretty much.

Chrissy:

You think so? Because where do you how do you know about Princeton?

Paul:

Girls. Because he lives in a sin?

Chrissy:

Because that's where we're from.

ryan:

I live by Brainerd. So Oh.

Paul:

No. I know I'm probably gonna go right through there. You do? Yeah.

Chrissy:

See, I feel like Princeton's a lot more

Paul:

Who do know? I'm Princeton. They're bougie.

ryan:

Tibbit.

Chrissy:

Princeton? Yeah.

ryan:

You're like Princeton's

Chrissy:

bougie, I think, for, like, around here.

ryan:

Oh, shit. BV. What? People I race against. Oh.

ryan:

I've raced against a lot of people from the

Chrissy:

Cambridge, I feel

Paul:

like is just

Chrissy:

snobby. They're snobby in Cambridge. I feel like they're snobby.

Paul:

Dude, does that really Maybe I

Chrissy:

feel that way because of, like, said,

Paul:

you might go there. Yeah.

ryan:

It's towns you just don't wanna go to.

Chrissy:

And if you like, if you're an outsider, I feel I don't know. I feel like because I grew literally grew up nine miles from Princeton, nine miles from Cambridge.

Paul:

So I

Chrissy:

was right in the center. We had a Princeton home address, but a Cambridge school district. So I went to Cambridge school. So I got my my best friend went to Princeton school. So

Paul:

Who's your best friend?

Chrissy:

She was Desi Junroff back in the day. Now it's Desi Linder.

ryan:

Junghwa? Junghwa.

Paul:

Oh, Junghwa. Junghwa. Yeah. That's a

Chrissy:

fucking yeah. Desiree Junghwa.

Paul:

That's a

Chrissy:

We were her

Paul:

and my Junghwa.

Chrissy:

Her mom and my mom were the best of friends, and then

ryan:

So what was her nickname

Paul:

in school? Yeah. Right?

Chrissy:

Just Desi. Desi. I don't know.

Paul:

Keep it short on some.

Chrissy:

Young Rob. Well, it's Ben who works for me. You met Ben.

Paul:

Oh, yeah. The other Ben. Oh, no shit? Yeah. Yeah.

Paul:

That's funny.

Chrissy:

Yeah. That's Ben's last name.

Paul:

Oh, really? Mhmm. But I've never guessed.

Chrissy:

Yep. Yeah. Ben is Desi's brother's kid, obviously. Yeah. I know I've known that family since I was, like, six years old.

Paul:

So Yeah.

Chrissy:

Did kinda everything with that family, and they're really, really, really good people. Just love this show.

ryan:

Don't worry about near Nice. Yeah. Suppose I should probably get back to work.

Chrissy:

Alright. Will you get me a business card, or do you have one on you? So that

Paul:

That's a great question.

Chrissy:

We can put it on the

Paul:

video. I know. Or in the tagline. That's what I mean. Yeah.

Paul:

Yeah. Actually,

Chrissy:

when you're on, I'll have your business card up there and posted or on the video so that people can see it.

ryan:

I have one. Go grab one.

Chrissy:

Oh, yeah. Go grab

Paul:

one. Ugh.

ryan:

I'm running out.

Paul:

Yep. Yep.

Chrissy:

The pool, my friend. He literally looks exactly like one of my personal trainers. I don't wanna die. My friend Wayne Weber?

Paul:

I'm gonna ask

Chrissy:

him when he

Paul:

comes back.

Chrissy:

That's a whole lot

ryan:

of things too, Wayne Weber.

Paul:

Are you related to Wayne Weber? Where are

Chrissy:

you going? Maddie. She's making drinks.

Paul:

She's making

Chrissy:

drinks. Are you leading to a Wayne Weber by chance?

ryan:

Wayne Weber? No.

Chrissy:

No. I His name is Trout. I had a I was just saying. You have a double winger. His name is Wayne Weber.

Chrissy:

You talk like him, doesn't he?

Paul:

Yeah.

Chrissy:

Yeah. He definitely looks like him. You look like him. You talk like him.

ryan:

Is that a good thing or bad thing?

Chrissy:

No. It's a great thing.

ryan:

Okay.

Chrissy:

Yeah. He was my personal trainer at Lifetime Fitness for a few years, but yeah.

ryan:

I'm in good shape. That makes sense.

Chrissy:

Yeah. And so is he. So yeah. You your mannerisms, everything. You're like a good beard.

Chrissy:

Swim. Yep. Interesting.

ryan:

Yeah. The amount of people that say that is crazy. They're always like, oh, you look like this person. Really? You act like this person.

Chrissy:

You really, really do. Look them up on Facebook. Wayne Weber.

ryan:

Wayne Weber.

Chrissy:

Yeah. It's a hard name to forget. Yeah. Yeah. He's Wayne Weber.

Chrissy:

He's great. Yeah. It's not a bad thing at all.

ryan:

No. Well, I appreciate the training.

Chrissy:

Thank you so much. Yeah. Was great to meet you. Good luck with your business.

ryan:

Thank you.

Chrissy:

We'll meet you. All of that. Oh my god. He's an idiot.

Paul:

This thing is so fucking hard to get into otherwise.

Chrissy:

We could've cut, retard.

ryan:

It's way more

Paul:

fun this way. That's funny.

ryan:

Well, you guys take care.

Chrissy:

Alright. Thanks for stopping by. You know, gotta keep them on there.

ryan:

See Charles.

Paul:

Right?