Beer, Booze & B.S. Podcast

A French-Canadian heavy tow-truck driver, BBW OnlyFans creator, and rising women’s arm wrestler walks into a Minnesota bar… and absolutely steals the show. 🤯💪
In Episode 13 Part 3 of the Beer, Booze & B.S. Podcast, we’re back at Max’s Bar in Ham Lake, Minnesota for the Bomb Squad women’s arm wrestling tournament. Chrissy and the crew sit down with Freddie Forest – a BBW OnlyFans model, truck driver, and arm-wrestling powerhouse from Quebec – plus Cailie, the badass behind Bomb Squad Arm Wrestling and Exploding Arms Tournament.
Freddie breaks down:


How she uses OnlyFans to fund her arm-wrestling travel


Life as a BBW content creator and why she leans into domination and niche kinks


Driving heavy tow trucks, WreckMaster training, and flipping rigs


Growing up in a split family full of motocross, dirt bikes, and 2-stroke love


Redneck Minnesota Tinder, gas-station weirdos, and truck-stop creeps


The “most expensive oops” that cost her a fiancé and a house


Why she doesn’t want to be a “slave to the 11-hour workday” and dreams of Florida/Texas


Then we wrap the night with Cailie, who:


Runs Bomb Squad Arm Wrestling and the Exploding Arms Tournament


Talks about arm breaks at other events, safety rules, and why women here are total badasses


Shares how her whole family arm wrestles (her daughter is #1 in Minnesota)


Juggles owning Time Bomb Ink & Bling tattoo shop, running events, and selling pickle lemonade & chocolate-covered pickles at festivals


All of this while we taste-test the King’s Move (Blue Moon + grapefruit juice + salt) and argue about beer, Bloody Marys, diesel vs. 2-stroke smell, blinkers, weird late-night shopping, and more completely unfiltered chaos.
If you’re into:
👉 Women’s arm wrestling & bar tournaments
👉 OnlyFans, BBW confidence, and domination dynamics
👉 Truck driver life, towing, & highway stories
👉 Badass women, wild storytelling, and cocktails on camera
…this episode is absolutely your vibe. Grab a drink and watch to the end. 🍻

📍 Location: Max’s Bar – Ham Lake, Minnesota
🏆 Event: Bomb Squad Arm Wrestling – Exploding Arms Tournament
🎙 Show: Beer, Booze & B.S. Podcast – Episode 13, Part 3
👍 LIKE if you love seeing more women’s arm wrestling.
💬 COMMENT your favorite moment or quote from Freddie or Kaylie.
📲 SUBSCRIBE for new chaotic bar episodes, tournaments, and drink tests every week.
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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:

Well, let's see. I'm gonna ask you some weird random questions, Rob, and then I'll

Paul:

let you go. Matt.

Chrissy:

Or Matt. Sorry. Rob was the last guy. Matt. Matt.

Chrissy:

Matt. Matt. Okay. Are you married?

Rob:

I'm not married.

Chrissy:

Do you live alone? Do you have

Paul:

a girlfriend?

Rob:

I have a girlfriend.

Chrissy:

Okay. So tell me the correct way to load a dishwasher.

Rob:

Let her do it so

Chrissy:

you don't get a money. Explain it.

Chrissy:

Because dudes

Chrissy:

do not fucking know how.

Rob:

When you take her outside

Paul:

Yeah. There you go.

Rob:

You gotta prewash everything and put it in there. When you take her to the bedroom

Chrissy:

There you go. That's how you load the dishwasher? Pineapple on pizza. Yes or no?

Rob:

No. No. I just had that today. Or last night, pepperoni, pineapple, and jalapenos. Oh, I can't talk.

Rob:

You

Chrissy:

like Blinkers. A suggestion or a law of the fucking universe?

Rob:

For me, suggestion. For everybody else, law of the universe.

Chrissy:

I feel like that's everyone's outlook. Right. I

Rob:

literally use my blinker coming out of my driveway.

Chrissy:

So do I.

Rob:

And I live on a dirt road with one other person.

Chrissy:

I know. I do too. It's just a habit. Yeah. It's Habit.

Chrissy:

Habit. Habit. That's why it infuriates me when people don't use it.

Rob:

Yeah. Drive a truck. Tell me how fucking. Yeah.

Chrissy:

Well, yeah, you are the king of the road though. You can just run the fuckers over.

Paul:

Yeah. Do we do we

Chrissy:

what is a smell that instantly transport you to a good or bad memory? This could be sketchy.

Rob:

Bad memory, Bacardi Limon Yeah. From high school.

Chrissy:

Yeah. Okay.

Rob:

He fucking hung up

Chrissy:

next me. Never drink it again? No way. No way. Okay.

Rob:

Yep. That's me and Rob.

Chrissy:

Do you wanna ad lib on that? Tell us about that.

Rob:

I just had someone pet me, and I could chug a big bottle of it. Yeah.

Chrissy:

That's it.

Rob:

Didn't work out too well

Paul:

for you.

Rob:

I know. I did that. I beer bong the same shit. Yeah. How'd that go?

Rob:

It wasn't it was Bacardi O, not Bacardi Limon. Same thing. Needless to say, I

Chrissy:

don't drink It's like fucking sugar water. Yeah.

Rob:

It's disgusting.

Chrissy:

Oh, that is disgusting. A good memory? Anything?

Rob:

That bring a smell? Can't really think of it like a smell that brings a good memory. No. Two strokes smoke. Two strokes you smoke.

Rob:

Yes. You go.

Chrissy:

That's it.

Paul:

Well, that's all I

Chrissy:

have for you. Thank you for joining us.

Rob:

Yeah. Thanks for having

Paul:

me here.

Chrissy:

And participating with us. It's very nice to meet you.

Rob:

Nice meeting you too. Good luck in the tournament.

Chrissy:

Good luck tonight.

Paul:

Thank you. Nice meeting you.

Chrissy:

Can't wait to watch you. Take your mic off, though. Oh, what did you like? Did you like those drinks?

Rob:

Yep. Yeah. They're what was it even called?

Chrissy:

I couldn't I say?

Rob:

What the hell was that? I don't know.

Chrissy:

Alright. Well, we are back, and we have a new arm wrestling woman with us. Her name is Freddie Forrest.

Paul:

Yes. How are you? Good. You? Good.

Paul:

Okay. She is I'm good now.

Chrissy:

She is from Canada. If you can't tell, she's got this amazing accent. I love it. Tell us about Canada and where you live and what you do and all of that. Tell us about yourself.

Paul:

Yeah. There's no much thing to say about Canada right now because, know, shit happened, you know, with Trump and everything, so we skip that question.

Chrissy:

Do you like Trump or you

Paul:

don't like Trump? I I don't wanna go into politics because there's good and bad in everyone. Right? I just feel that right now, we we Canada would have need someone like Trump to protect our economy. So I'm I'm that's what we that's what Canada needs doing, like, the cleaning with immigration and stuff.

Paul:

1000%. Yeah. But now it's just going downhill right now, Canada.

Chrissy:

Who's even running Canada anymore?

Paul:

McCartney, something like that.

Chrissy:

Okay. Because they got rid of what's the face.

Paul:

Yeah. It's just getting worse and worse. Yeah.

Chrissy:

Yeah. Well, was kinda forced out. So yeah. Yeah.

Paul:

So it's politics podcast, right? Yeah. That's politics.

Chrissy:

Yeah. We're gonna talk about

Paul:

Yeah. Yeah. What So get some beer though.

Chrissy:

So what do we do Freddie? Yeah. Side of arm wrestling.

Paul:

Oh, I'm a truck driver. Okay. I do heavy towing.

Chrissy:

Oh. Yeah.

Paul:

And I do content creation.

Chrissy:

Holly is a truck driver

Chrissy:

as well.

Rob:

Line all or like more city

Paul:

Oh, I I do a little bit of everything. Sometime I I sleep somewhere, sometime but I do mostly just in The US. In the Canada, sorry. Yeah.

Chrissy:

Yeah. Okay.

Rob:

What's heavy hauling? Like, what kind of weight are you talking heavy hauling?

Paul:

I do a lot of trailers. Like, trailers were not good for the road anymore. Yeah. Like, people want it in their yard to put stuff. And I do also trucks of our customer that wants to go to garage or whatever.

Paul:

Yeah.

Rob:

Oh,

Paul:

nice. Yeah. I like it. Yeah. That's why I'm strong because, you know, the fifth wheel and everything is super heavy.

Rob:

Yeah. So do you haul doubles then?

Paul:

Doubles? Yeah. Double trailers? No. Don't think so.

Paul:

No. I I think with like, the regulations are way worse in Canada. Like, the way the heights have, like, Burmese, Fidelia.

Chrissy:

It's crazy. Yeah. Have you ever had to come into The US ever at a home?

Paul:

In a truck. Sometimes what I do for dealerships is I come pick up truck in plane. I go back, you know Okay. For dealerships sometimes. Sometimes you have.

Paul:

Yeah.

Rob:

Okay. Maybe get a brand new truck.

Paul:

Yeah. You you drive it here and then you leave it plain. Yeah.

Chrissy:

I do that sometimes. Yeah. What's up? Brand new trucks, fly home. Yeah.

Chrissy:

Bloody Mary. Oh, The pin line shanty.

Rob:

What kind of truck do you drive than typically or normally you're Yeah.

Paul:

I I always do like different. I'm like kind of the bitch in the company.

Rob:

That's So how

Chrissy:

did you get

Paul:

into arm wrestling? Oh, so actually, there was a big truck show. So in yeah. Yeah. We we have big reputation for big, like, semi truck shows.

Paul:

Right? Yeah. Like races and stuff, and they have music shows, like big weekend. It's like, people from The US come often in Canada for that. Then No.

Paul:

One one yeah. But one year, they do a arm wrestling tournament. Yeah. And they're like, oh, can you go grab ladies and just trying to ask people there? And I'm like, yeah, you know, I'm just gonna try, and then I won.

Paul:

So yeah. And then

Chrissy:

So how many did you do that day?

Paul:

Did you Like like five or Oh, that's a lot.

Chrissy:

Yeah. And you won

Paul:

And you won

Chrissy:

all of them?

Paul:

Yeah. Yeah. And then and then that guy, the ref there, is my coach today, Alain. Alain, like, few months after, he says, hey. I'm I've meet her.

Paul:

And he say, oh, I live near to your house, and there's a competition this weekend. Do you wanna come? I was like, okay. I'm gonna try again. That competition was the provincial.

Rob:

What is that?

Paul:

Like, a

Rob:

big deal?

Paul:

Like, the provincial is, like, provincial, national, and then world. Oh. So there's like

Chrissy:

a big one.

Paul:

And I was, like, all Quebec ladies, and I finished third or or second, I think. Oh, shit. So as I oh, you know, and then my head wasn't passing through the door, know, because I'm a badass. Yeah. And since that day, it's been like a year and a half.

Paul:

Yeah. A year and a half?

Chrissy:

Yeah. That's it? Yeah. Yeah. So you're pretty new to this.

Paul:

I think I'm still new. I I like you

Chrissy:

look pretty young.

Paul:

Thank you. I'm 32. Okay. I was gonna say I bet you

Chrissy:

I was gonna say not even 30.

Paul:

Yeah. You.

Chrissy:

You look very young. Yeah. Yep. Married? Kids?

Chrissy:

Anything of that?

Paul:

Next question. Oh. Next question. Yeah. Am.

Rob:

Okay. I'm a bad bitch.

Paul:

That is ridiculous or something,

Chrissy:

you know. So what do you what do you like to do outside of arm wrestling? What are your hobbies or what

Paul:

do

Chrissy:

you what's a what's a typical day?

Paul:

Can I say that in that can we say everything or no? 100%. I I do a lot of nudes. Yeah. Nudes?

Paul:

Yeah. Nudes. Yeah. What? Yeah.

Paul:

You make

Rob:

fucking money.

Paul:

Oh, yeah. Yeah. That's why I'm here. That's why I can afford coming here.

Rob:

Yeah. Yeah. Right?

Chrissy:

Yeah. So, what? You do OnlyFans?

Paul:

Yeah. I do OnlyFans and I'm still one of the only BBWs in Canada.

Chrissy:

What is that?

Paul:

BB big beautiful woman. Sexual term for big girls.

Rob:

Also Like BBC.

Paul:

Oh, kind of. Yeah. So BBW and and also, you need, like a good BBW, you need the butt, the the teeth, and also the face. So sometimes Yep. Well, you're

Chrissy:

very pretty.

Paul:

Oh, thank you. Yeah. Thank you. Yeah. So yeah, I do that a lot.

Paul:

It's like taking a lot of my time for sure.

Chrissy:

So you just take pictures of yourself?

Paul:

Kind of. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Well, together.

Chrissy:

Well, if you're

Paul:

gonna go there, let's make You it can buy it. Yeah.

Chrissy:

Making someone Yeah.

Rob:

She's fucked up a couple of dudes.

Chrissy:

So, yeah.

Paul:

I'm gonna send you a link and you you gotta

Rob:

see it.

Paul:

And I gotta see

Chrissy:

it Yeah. For myself.

Paul:

Yeah. So I I free access. Yeah. Yeah. Call the bar.

Chrissy:

I wanna put it on our YouTube channel so we can promote you.

Paul:

No. It's alright. Yeah. Got a

Chrissy:

few Yeah.

Paul:

Fuckers from down here. Oh, yeah. For sure. I mean. Yeah.

Paul:

I wouldn't say that in the other podcast. How

Chrissy:

did you ever, like how did you ever get into that? Or you started taking pictures of yourself and you got

Paul:

a strong social media always been open about that. Even my dad, like, always been like, oh, know, you can fuck whatever you want. Goat if you want. You know? Like, at least you're not hurting people.

Paul:

So we always been in an open family, kind And and, yeah, I always feels good in my skin no matter my weight or whatever. Nice. Yeah. And sure. Yeah.

Paul:

Exactly. And just my friend was doing this, and she showed me her money. And I was like, oh. Oh. And I was like, okay.

Paul:

So I thought about

Chrissy:

I'm gonna get into this.

Paul:

Okay? Yes. Because you really it took me a year because the what I I wanna do is is being like a police officer for truck. You know? I don't know how we call those here.

Paul:

Like police, but for truckers.

Rob:

Right.

Paul:

Like OPP, I tell you, or like I don't know. Yeah. Can't buzzer. Girls side tournament done now? Yeah.

Paul:

It's done. The woman. So we did super match, and then after we did the tournament. And but I really came here, like, I I couldn't lose. Like, it was I went through really a lot of shit last month.

Paul:

Sure. And I like, whoever who have been there on the table, I would have won because I came, like first time in my life, I was like, yeah. I came for that. Yeah. Okay.

Paul:

Yeah. So how do

Chrissy:

you like Minnesota so far?

Paul:

Oh, I didn't know it was that redneck, though. Redneck? I I get here. I open Tinder and every guy fishing and I I was like, oh, okay. I didn't I didn't know that.

Chrissy:

Oh, so you went on Tinder?

Paul:

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Sometimes I still

Chrissy:

wanna Do date or

Rob:

Or is that just a Actually,

Paul:

he came to see me. Oh, okay. Did. He was like, wow. And then he left, and maybe tonight we'll see it.

Paul:

Oh, okay. Next video. Next video.

Chrissy:

Appreciate it. We want

Paul:

the link. Yeah. Yeah.

Chrissy:

Do you drink at all?

Paul:

It depends what, but I do think about all for me, right?

Rob:

Do the third.

Paul:

They didn't do that for me.

Chrissy:

So this is the king's move. K. So this is called the king's move. Oh. These are all arm wrestling.

Paul:

My my coach ate that. They know king's move in our club. Move Yeah.

Chrissy:

Radler. I don't even know what that was. This is Blue Moon, which is a wheat beer

Rob:

Yes.

Chrissy:

Grapefruit juice, and a pinch

Paul:

of salt. Okay. On the grill. Okay. I don't drink beer normally, but I'm I'm just gonna try it.

Chrissy:

Me neither. So cheers.

Paul:

Let's

Chrissy:

give it a whirl and see what happens.

Paul:

Yeah. I see that bad. That's fruity.

Chrissy:

Salty. It's kinda different. Yep.

Paul:

I don't

Rob:

It's like a watered down Bloody Mary.

Chrissy:

Bloody Mary?

Paul:

I don't get that at all. No. I don't drink. No. No.

Paul:

No Bloody Mary. No. I I I don't ate the salty.

Chrissy:

It's definitely yeah. It's definitely odd. But it

Paul:

doesn't taste strong. Right? It's not like a strong beer. No. No.

Paul:

No. It's not yeah.

Chrissy:

No. It's very little. Yes.

Rob:

You could drink all these and you wouldn't even notice.

Paul:

Yep. Paul Brown juice. Mimosa.

Rob:

Do we should yeah.

Paul:

It's different. I don't

Chrissy:

know. I've I don't I'm not

Paul:

a huge Should've

Rob:

tried the Guinness with even

Paul:

And that's what I thought they were gonna make.

Rob:

She said there was they didn't have something. Oh. No. I think it was just the too short of a glass to try to do that.

Paul:

Never mind.

Rob:

Because you put blue moon in and then you the the drizzle Guinness, and it's like

Paul:

I wouldn't Oh, yeah. Yeah. That's enough. Yeah. Yeah.

Paul:

Yeah. Yeah. They do this with cider in Guinness. Yeah. I would In Quebec, they do this like Guinness and cider.

Paul:

Apple cider. Oh. Yeah. Yeah. Guinness and cider?

Paul:

That Yeah. Yeah. That's really famous there. Yeah.

Chrissy:

See, what they were gonna do is Guinness and lemonade.

Paul:

Oh, I love lemonade.

Chrissy:

Which is, I don't know, like a

Rob:

angry orchard or just like apple cider.

Paul:

It's apple cider with alcohol. Because you know we have a lot of apples, you know?

Rob:

Yeah. Yeah.

Paul:

And it's apple cider and then ask Guinness and it doesn't mix. Like, it's kinda but I don't know. There's a name for that, but yeah.

Rob:

It's just like that blue moon eclipse that I was talking about. Yeah. Oh, shit. So

Chrissy:

how long have you been driving truck?

Paul:

It's been, like, seven years. Okay. How did

Chrissy:

you get into that field?

Rob:

Yeah. Like

Paul:

this. Yeah. It's kinda look like this, but cedar is really more, like, white. You know? Yeah.

Paul:

Yeah. Yeah. Like like and fruity.

Rob:

Yeah.

Paul:

So how I get into truck? That's a good question because both of my parents, they don't like to drive. Oh. Like, my my mom doesn't even like to go grocery, like, for example. She's super nervous.

Rob:

And Oh, she only

Paul:

got to get went to school for a long time. Yeah. I wanna be lawyer first, and then I wanna be a bailiff. You know bailiff? Someone knock at the door, you know?

Paul:

I wanna do this, but they're probably mischievous. So bailiff in Canada is what? Urizier. So the one the the guy that knock at your door and like, oh, I need to take your TV today, you know?

Chrissy:

Oh, so now a bailiff in The United States is someone that works in the courthouse. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. He's in the courthouse.

Chrissy:

Oh, he's in the court. Yeah. He's in the courthouse.

Paul:

Okay. I don't know the the the word appropriate, but the the guys that go pick up your things when you don't So

Chrissy:

like a repossessor.

Paul:

Yeah.

Chrissy:

He's going

Paul:

to repossess something. I want to do that, but the problem in Quebec is even lawyer, bailiff, whatever, it's all like everyone it's the same course. It's like four years. And then after those four four years, then you can go lawyer three more So I was like, yeah. At that point, it's like a lot for yeah.

Chrissy:

It's a lot of

Paul:

slam for sure. Yes. Yeah. And then after that, I just traveling, and I I did all Canada and US in my van and my dirt bike, and I realized What? Yeah.

Rob:

Yeah. You got a dirt bike?

Paul:

Yeah. I used to ride dirt bikes before. Yeah. Nice. Alright.

Paul:

YZ125. Yeah. Nice. Two strokes.

Rob:

Yep.

Chrissy:

Two strokes.

Paul:

I used to ride in The US too. Yeah. That was my old passion before I'm racing.

Chrissy:

Where in

Rob:

The US did you ride at?

Paul:

I went I went to Jimmy Winter training facility, which is in North Carolina. Oh, okay. And it's best for me because it's like fourteen hour drive. Yeah.

Chrissy:

Because you're up

Paul:

there in the East Coast. So during winter, sometimes it was a bit chilly, but for me it was perfect, you know?

Rob:

Yes. Yep.

Paul:

Yeah. And then, yeah, I used to ride dirt bikes, and then I used to travel. And every time I get somewhere, I wanna go somewhere else. So I realized that I think it's the road that I like.

Chrissy:

Of course, it is. Yeah.

Paul:

So when I came back, I was like, yeah. I'm just gonna do my CDL. And since that day, it's the best thing I did. Yeah.

Chrissy:

Oh. Yeah.

Paul:

Yeah. You love it? I I love school. Maybe I wanna do something else after because I I love to learn.

Chrissy:

You're young enough for sure.

Paul:

But I'm still learning in trucking like towing, you know? These towing, you you always learn something.

Chrissy:

You always yeah.

Paul:

Always different. Yeah. From day

Rob:

one, you're learning everything until you retire.

Paul:

Yeah. Exactly. Do you have

Rob:

any other, like, endorsements like hazmat, doubles, triples?

Paul:

Yeah. Have pretty much There's something in The US, but in Canada, wreck master. Right? It's called wreck master.

Rob:

We we we have so we have, like, your CDL is, like, the most basic plane. You can drive a truck.

Paul:

Okay.

Rob:

So doubles, triples, I have that. It means you can haul

Paul:

two or three trailers. Okay.

Rob:

Hazmat, obviously, hazard materials.

Paul:

Yeah.

Rob:

Can you haul hazard

Paul:

materials? I everything. The only thing I don't have is we cannot do, like, super long haul, like, two fifty three foot trailers. Yeah. Yeah.

Paul:

Doubles, triples. Yeah. Well, two Two regular ones. Yeah. We can.

Paul:

But not two two fifty

Rob:

basically have doubles, triples, and two?

Paul:

Yeah. Yeah.

Rob:

Can't haul two fifty. They call

Paul:

them Rocky Mountain doubles

Rob:

when we

Paul:

And I also have, like, Rackmaster. So Rackmaster is from The US. It's a big course you do for towing. So there's, like, level two and three, four, five. And then the the big level the the course is only once a year in Texas.

Paul:

But I I I did, like, my my beginner Ragmaster, but it's

Rob:

it's rig master where

Paul:

It's a lot of learning for yeah. It's like it's kinda hard because they There's like you need to do math, like mathematics. Yeah. You need to down pulleys and stuff. Yeah.

Paul:

The pulleys and

Chrissy:

like Yeah. Yeah. Like a big

Paul:

fucking rig, fucking Sometimes. Yeah.

Rob:

She's like flipping trailers over.

Paul:

No. I I don't do a crash though.

Rob:

Oh, no?

Paul:

But I have the my wreck master. I did. Yeah. Yeah. Oh.

Paul:

But you need to calculate the yeah. Like, if

Rob:

they can't do

Paul:

Nah. Yeah. It's okay.

Rob:

Basic now.

Paul:

It's kinda hard a little bit. Yeah. The exam is gonna smart. I think so. Yeah.

Paul:

I think so. I I I don't look like on ball right now, know, like Fred Leung and like so. Yeah. Yeah. Love I love

Chrissy:

to hear. Even considering going to

Chrissy:

school to be a lawyer,

Chrissy:

I think you have to be somewhat intelligent. Yeah.

Paul:

Will do it. It just for me, it's a long long time of school. A long time school. Yeah. Yeah.

Paul:

Almost ten years, you know. It's a lot.

Rob:

Fuck that.

Paul:

It's yeah. It's a lot. How does that

Rob:

feel like you can make more taking pictures.

Paul:

Yeah. Like, why not? I'm not I'm not telling people to shit.

Chrissy:

You're not fucking rock dead until that runs off.

Paul:

Sometimes people are like, oh, it's not right. And I'm like, it's okay if you find it's not right. Not for

Rob:

you, it is for me. Sure.

Paul:

Yeah. But but I'm telling people, I'm not I'm not like, oh, you need to accept what I no. No. Sometimes it's alright if they don't accept. But for me, I choose that I don't wanna be a slave of the society.

Paul:

Yeah. I I choose that I don't wanna work eleven hours and trucking. My back no. I Fuck you. See, I'm here.

Paul:

I rent a

Rob:

and take pictures. I'd do that

Paul:

all day long. Nice hotel with pool and Jacuzzi. I'm gonna full of fucking Jacuzzi tonight with Tinder dates, you know, and, like, life's good. Fortunately,

Rob:

no women wanna fucking come in and see fucking that shit.

Chrissy:

Yeah. I well, any guys do.

Rob:

Yeah. But if you look at it

Paul:

like Yeah.

Rob:

The one whatever OnlyFans Yeah. Male isn't even close to like the top 10 of women.

Paul:

Well, I'm

Chrissy:

sure not. Not even close.

Paul:

There's like like the women. Yeah.

Rob:

Yeah. Dude, you

Paul:

But the woman don't pay as much as the male I yeah. Because male are stupid, so

Chrissy:

They are. They don't. Very dumb. And horny out

Paul:

of town. Yeah. Yeah. Have everything in the bicep. Yep.

Paul:

Yeah. I gotta bring

Rob:

you the wrong hand.

Chrissy:

Yeah. So have you ever arm wrestled a man?

Paul:

Yeah. I do train with men. You do? I don't like to pull with anyone just like, oh, I I wanna try you. Right.

Paul:

But it's it's funny because there's a guy that, like, yesterday just sent me money, and I think that guy like domination. Now it's a big thing right now. I'm I'm getting into domination because and fandom because it's really big right now. Oh, I bet. And that guy, he sent me $200, and he said, I want to match you.

Paul:

And I'm like, yeah, but it's not sure. I have big tournament. I'm not pulling you for now. He said, It's okay. He was like, If you beat me, are you going to put on social media?

Paul:

Because I'm going to give you $500 and He wants think he wants

Chrissy:

He me wants you to

Paul:

dominate Yeah. And I think also even in domination, some guy like, I know it's weird, but they like to put like, I process this money too, you know? Yeah. Yeah. Give me money back.

Paul:

Yeah. It's it's kind of weird to me still, but, like, some a lot of people like domination stuff. Right. And since, you know, I'm getting stronger and then and I have a lot of people that like that. Yeah.

Paul:

For sure.

Rob:

Yeah. Yeah. I would definitely lean into

Paul:

that. Yeah.

Chrissy:

Especially Give me your money.

Paul:

Yeah. Exactly. Especially, you

Rob:

know, that little niche. Especially, we can get into like a fucking like you said, a

Paul:

niche Yeah.

Rob:

Fucking market like domination.

Paul:

Yeah. The only thing is like

Chrissy:

Large girl. The thing is domination Like probably a small like, you know, probably don't have a whole lot of competition. But people are gonna pay fucking

Rob:

twice as much for that

Paul:

Yeah.

Rob:

As they would have just a regular whatever

Paul:

And also, the thing with domination, I have nothing against it, but there's like some point it's too much for me. Like, the guy's like, I'm your puppy. And I'm like

Chrissy:

Yeah. No.

Paul:

I don't think so. That was just weird. They're like, oh, do you have oh, you could peg me. And I'm like, ugh. Oh, no.

Paul:

No. No. I'm not sure about pegging a guy. You see that big guy coming in? You see the biggest ear in the room?

Paul:

Like, do you see me, like, pegging him? Like, no. No. Don't wanna I have talk to that. I don't know.

Chrissy:

I don't wanna even

Paul:

Yeah. I'm not sure.

Rob:

How much money you're

Paul:

gonna be. Yeah. I'm not sure. Mean, guys, if you wanna see this. Yeah.

Paul:

I'll

Chrissy:

you. Grand. It might be a pretty fucking story.

Paul:

Oh, I would. Oh, I would. Right? That's what I'm saying. Yeah.

Paul:

Even pegging, like, we don't have really, it's like a dildo. Right? So Yeah. Yeah. I I don't mind.

Paul:

Yeah. Good. Next next podcast, pegging and arm wrestling. Yeah. Yeah.

Chrissy:

That's our new that's our new niche.

Paul:

Yeah. Yeah.

Chrissy:

We got it.

Paul:

So let me ask you some

Chrissy:

weird random questions. Oh, I like that. Okay. I like that. And these are pretty Let's

Paul:

see.

Chrissy:

Tell us about a time confidence took you way further than confidence.

Paul:

Oh, it happened all the time? All time. Oh, yeah. Yeah. You can already explain that.

Paul:

Because I'm I'm I scared people just with my attitude. Right? Because I'm confident people.

Chrissy:

Because you're confident.

Paul:

And I I I I'm arm wrestling and I'm watching them and then I so I

Chrissy:

I Did you try to intimidate ever? Like

Paul:

I think I do it naturally. You do? Because maybe I underestimate myself for too long. Yeah. And now and now it just happened all the time, but but I don't have like specific experience, but I think it's like something that like, maybe I'm overconfident right now, but I know my value now.

Paul:

Yeah. Maybe I'd be fine. I don't

Chrissy:

think there's such a thing as being overconfident. Yeah. I really don't. I think you're either confident or you're not.

Paul:

Yeah. Maybe I can look like sometimes I look like bitch and people are like, oh, thought you were a bitch and then after that they like me. So Yeah. Happen all the time but you know, I'm I'm I'm very humble person when you know me. Just I feel like

Rob:

that happens though with like, if you are a confident person Yeah. You're a

Paul:

confident in your skin. Yeah. I got a good

Chrissy:

Yeah. Friend

Rob:

from South Dakota, and, like, she thought I was a stuck up fucking arrogant Yeah.

Paul:

Yeah.

Rob:

It is because, don't know, the way I carry myself, however. But she was talking to my dad and whatever they got talking, and he's like, yeah. That's my son over there. And she's like, oh, he's an arrogant cunt.

Paul:

Yeah. And And then he

Rob:

my old man's like, well, did you talk to him? She's like, no.

Chrissy:

Is this your friend from South Dakota that you're like BFFs?

Paul:

Yeah. Yeah.

Rob:

Yeah. I've fucking known her for like almost thirty

Chrissy:

years now. Yeah. Yeah. Get it.

Rob:

She wouldn't she wouldn't fucking talk to me before, but like, now that she knows me, it's like, would've never guessed.

Chrissy:

I hear that. I've gotten that a lot in my lifetime. Like, oh, you you just seem like you were such a bitch or so snot Yeah. Or whatever. Because to be honest, I am somewhat on the shyer side if I don't know you, and I don't know who

Paul:

you are. And me, really in my head. So sometimes you can cross paths by me, and in my head, it goes like, oh, I need to do. Yeah. And I'm just I'm not that big.

Paul:

I'm just like, I didn't even saw you. You know? Right. Happened all these everyone. Yeah.

Chrissy:

Let's see. Tell me about the most expensive oops that you've ever had.

Paul:

Most expensive oops. Let me think about it. Most expensive. Most expensive. Oops.

Paul:

Thing see. Cheating with my ex fiance with that arm wrestler that everybody knows, fuck you, I'm gonna yeah. So I went to an event. I knew that guy. We spent great time together, and it just shit happened, you know.

Paul:

Yeah. And when I came home, I told all my fiancee, that's the best guy I ever had in my life. Like, I don't want another guy. Him, he was perfect. And then I told him, but I didn't tell him all the truth because, you know, the the need to protect myself a little bit.

Paul:

And then so I leave with the RV. I stay in the RV for a bit, and he went in my office in the computer, and he saw everything with that guy. Not just not just the kiss I I said. You said it was just a kiss? Yeah.

Paul:

So he came, he hooked the RV, left. So that was expensive mistakes. Go. Go, astronaut. Listen, motherfucker.

Paul:

He dumped me a few days after. After. Oh, He no. He dumped dumped me. Me.

Paul:

That was spending. Yeah. I left everything for nothing. Oh, for nothing. Yeah.

Paul:

That sucks. I'm gonna send him this fucking podcast.

Rob:

Send him the bill.

Paul:

Send him the bill. Yeah. Hell yeah.

Chrissy:

Okay. What this is so random. Yeah. What's the wildest thing you've seen at a gas station ever after midnight?

Paul:

Or good as you have to be after midnight. There's a thing in this question is because gas station in The US is a big thing. Yeah. In Canada, it's not.

Chrissy:

It's

Paul:

not? Like, nobody takes video in the gas station or TikToks or, you know Oh, really? I don't know here. Like, everybody's at gas station. Yeah.

Paul:

Yeah. And I'm like our thing. Yeah. Gas station in Quebec Turned again. Of all, in Quebec, everything closed early.

Paul:

Oh. So shops So

Chrissy:

you don't have twenty four

Chrissy:

hour gas stations?

Paul:

We have, but not a lot. Okay. And doors are locked and I It's very very quiet, so I don't I have like gas station stories for that one.

Chrissy:

Okay. Yeah. Yeah. That's fine.

Paul:

Yeah. Know Erie question, but whatever. But I mean, Erie, yeah, I get it, but not in Canada. No. What

Rob:

about driving truck? What's your biggest

Paul:

Oh, sometimes I have just guy looking at me and you know, they're like, watch. Oh, yeah. Yeah. What? Yeah.

Paul:

That's a guy. The guy you don't see but learning,

Chrissy:

you know.

Paul:

Yeah. And they they're watching and sometimes I just grab my phone and then they feed, you know?

Chrissy:

Yeah. Oh, god.

Paul:

Yeah. This happens a lot When they Do

Chrissy:

you What do you see on the road? You must see some weird ass shit

Paul:

too. I

Rob:

mean, not really. Because now I just go back to park the park every day, so it's pretty basic.

Chrissy:

But you're on freeway. Yeah.

Paul:

I don't I don't like to seeing a lot of homeless Canada has a lot of homeless And sometimes, you know, they see and you're at the stop sign and they're just like peeing or shitting there. I'm like yeah. It's for me, it's hard, you know.

Chrissy:

It's Right.

Paul:

It's it's shit. It's terrible.

Chrissy:

Yeah. Let's do a lightning round,

Paul:

and then we'll be done. Okay.

Chrissy:

Dogs or cats?

Paul:

Oh, dogs or cats?

Chrissy:

Dogs or cats.

Paul:

If you had to choose one. I don't like I don't like pussies. No. I love that answer. I love that answer.

Paul:

Yeah. Okay. Wait. Wait. When I'm drunk, don't

Rob:

yes. It might be

Paul:

I like I like pick pick oh, yeah. Oh, we're talking about dogs. Yeah. No. Dogs.

Chrissy:

Dogs and cats. Yes. Can talk about men

Chrissy:

Yes. And women as

Paul:

Yeah. Big dog. I like big dog. Do you like women? Yes.

Paul:

Have you ever made out with a woman or Oh.

Rob:

You get drunk enough.

Paul:

You know, when you do content, you need the content with women. So it's it's mostly a little bit fake because, you know, I like I can like a beautiful woman when I'm drunk. I like kissing everyone, you know, but like a pussy. Yeah. Eating eating a pussy.

Paul:

No. No. No. No. No.

Chrissy:

With you there.

Paul:

No. No. No. No.

Chrissy:

The best smell is it Yeah. Fresh tires, campfire, a new book, rain or hot pavement?

Rob:

Or

Chrissy:

hot Pavement like tar.

Paul:

I would say probably tire. Right? No? Tire? Yeah.

Paul:

Fresh tires? Yeah. I like Yeah. But I would say diesel, right?

Rob:

Or two

Chrissy:

small Fuel diesel?

Paul:

Fuel diesel. Really? Yeah. Okay.

Chrissy:

Is it

Rob:

a Two

Paul:

strokes, Mars. No. No diesel. No. No.

Paul:

Fuel is the best smell. Friends anymore. Yeah. Name

Chrissy:

one word that's overused that drives you crazy. Oh, that's a good question. Because, you know, I need to think in

Paul:

English now. One word. Oh, I I don't like because I don't like when English people say the word like, it's u, g, and h. No. No.

Paul:

No. No. Yeah. Like, when they I text them so like, for a lot of reason, and sometimes it's good, sometimes it's bad.

Rob:

I do that all the time.

Paul:

Yeah. And I'm like, is it good or bad? You know? Like, I'm

Chrissy:

sending That's it could be either

Rob:

way depending on

Paul:

who I don't like I don't like tone.

Chrissy:

Yeah. Because in a text message

Paul:

For us. Hard to say. You can understand it's confusing for us. It's like, oh. Yes.

Paul:

Okay.

Chrissy:

I do understand that.

Rob:

Because for us it could be like, oh, fuck this. I don't wanna go

Paul:

to work. Yeah.

Rob:

Or someone sends you naked pictures.

Chrissy:

Oh, I wanna fuck Or they don't like her. Yeah.

Paul:

Yeah. That makes sense. Yeah. I don't like that word. Yeah.

Paul:

Yeah. You

Rob:

don't like it because you don't know how they're sending it or what?

Paul:

Yeah. And for us, it's confusing. It can be confusing. Yeah. It's confusing.

Paul:

Because because even there's a language barrier, even if I speak English, and even then you add texto, like, message like text messages Yeah. And this is kinda like, you don't get the tone first, and then it takes you, and I'm like,

Chrissy:

So is your first language French Canadian?

Paul:

French. Yeah. French. And then I learned Spanish, English, and Yeah. So you are a smarty Yes.

Paul:

Yes. Yeah.

Chrissy:

How many languages you speak?

Paul:

Five? I I speak I speak three language, and because of the armrestaurant, I I I have tried a little bit of Russian. Russian? I would just call him a bitch. Oh, you're hers.

Paul:

Yeah. Yeah. And for sure, when you speak Spanish and you you understand Italian and Portuguese a little bit. Yep. Yeah.

Paul:

Yeah.

Chrissy:

Finish this Yeah. Sentence. I can't trust people who

Paul:

I can't trust people. Okay. Which Okay. I get it. I can't trust people.

Paul:

Everyone. I don't trust people in general. So You don't trust anyone? I don't I don't trust people. Point.

Paul:

Point. Point? That's consent. I don't trust people. Oh, no.

Paul:

Oh, no. I know. I know. I don't trust women that are idolizing me. Know what mean?

Paul:

Idolizing you? Yeah. Why? I don't trust them because I feel like it's kind of like a mental illness, and they're like, you know Mental illness? Yeah.

Paul:

Like, they like what I do. They like and then at the point, like, they start to Seems like like, they subscribe, they watch my nude, then, oh, have you seen? And they show my nudes. So, like, it's get they get, like, obsessed with me, and then Okay. You know, they talk a lot about me, and then it gets at the point that, like Okay.

Paul:

Like, calm down. You know?

Chrissy:

So it's fine if a man does that? It's just a woman?

Paul:

For a man, yeah, it's not that I don't trust him. It's just a weirdo. You know? Yeah. But from a woman too obsessed with someone, it's just I get it.

Paul:

Yeah. I get it. Yeah. Don't trust them. What

Rob:

about when you were riding dirt bikes? Yeah. You you so did you, like, do, like, race? Like, motocross?

Paul:

Yeah.

Rob:

Did you do woods or

Paul:

I did did intro cross, which is in the woods. Yeah. I did motocross, and then I did super crust inside, you know. Oh, no shit. Yeah.

Paul:

I like the inside, but it's it's very different. Yeah. I I like the inside because I I'm a two strokes lover, and inside is like tight and it's good for like two strokes rider, I think. Yeah.

Chrissy:

Yeah. Did your dad or your Yeah.

Paul:

In your family All the came into that? Yeah. All the time. My dad and my brother all all like pro rider back in the day. You are?

Paul:

Yeah. My sister, yeah. My sister used to ride ATV's.

Chrissy:

How many kids is there in your family?

Paul:

My my parents split when I'm born. Okay. We always been five on the one side and four on the other side.

Chrissy:

What do you mean five

Paul:

and four? Like, my my parents split up when I was born. Yes. And then so I have, like, four parents. Right?

Paul:

They all raised us all.

Chrissy:

Split family.

Paul:

Yeah. And I

Chrissy:

know So you all have you have half brothers and sisters?

Paul:

Yeah. But on both sides. So it's kind of like big family of five and then four.

Chrissy:

Yeah. Gotcha. Yeah.

Rob:

Why Yamaha? Yes.

Paul:

Oh, you know, when your parents love something. Like, my my dad hates Ford and he hates Ford and love Yamal. So I hate Ford and I love Yamal. You know? Yeah.

Rob:

That's how I

Paul:

was Here, Ritesh. Yeah.

Chrissy:

How likely are you to talk to a stranger's dog?

Paul:

Oh, a str oh, to a stranger's dog. Dog.

Chrissy:

Do you love animals?

Paul:

Oh, for sure. I'm gonna talk oh, to the stranger and to the dog. To the dog.

Chrissy:

Okay. So you're not shy

Paul:

at all? No. No. No.

Chrissy:

So No. How do you how chaotic is the inside of your car? Is it messy?

Paul:

No. No. Right now, have stuff because I'm, like, moving a lot. But, no, it's mostly clean. Mostly clean.

Paul:

Cardio. I have big Chevy lift truck for sure. What?

Chrissy:

Yeah. Nice. Duramax?

Paul:

No. A Trail Boss. Right?

Chrissy:

Yeah.

Paul:

Yeah. It look nice. Yeah. Did

Chrissy:

so what do you does does Canada make a car, or do you guys import everything? Oh, they do. I they I

Paul:

know we have, like, a Kenworth shop. They do some of the trucks, but I don't think there's a car fully made in Kenworth. I'm not a car person, but there's probably something.

Chrissy:

Right? Just when you said that Do they even make a car in Kenworth?

Paul:

There's probably something weird,

Chrissy:

but I

Paul:

I don't know.

Chrissy:

Last question.

Paul:

Yeah.

Chrissy:

How close are you to buying the infomercial knife set at 2AM in the morning?

Paul:

Okay. Are you a shopper? I'm gonna need some salab salab salab.

Rob:

I think if you're drunk at night watching TV and there's an

Chrissy:

info I

Paul:

don't watch TV. Oh. No. Never. Don't Or

Chrissy:

on scrolling your Facebook.

Paul:

Scrolling whatever.

Rob:

TikTok shop or whatever. Like

Paul:

it's No. Because I'm I'm scared of being frugal.

Chrissy:

I'm a

Paul:

rabbit shopper.

Chrissy:

I don't

Rob:

buy anything on it.

Paul:

No. Do I? And I don't buy stupid thing. I do.

Rob:

No. Is it do you actually get like legit shit from TikTok shop?

Paul:

No. Well, yeah.

Chrissy:

I have.

Paul:

But I mean, I'm

Chrissy:

just seeing when I'm scrolling because I can't sleep on my phone and I see something pop up because it knows what I like

Rob:

Yeah.

Chrissy:

Then I fucking for some reason, in the middle of the night, I feel like the urge just buy shit. No. No. And then I don't and then I don't even remember it. Morning.

Chrissy:

My drunk sex and drunk urge was also Oh, yeah. Sex about at 02:00 in the morning. I was black

Paul:

and gold. Even even online shopping, I put the stuff in the basket and I wait and I wait.

Chrissy:

You wait? See, I should do that too because my morning I'll fucking

Paul:

I'm not gonna decide that. I don't need that.

Rob:

That's what Dave Ramsey says or whatever. Just like a twenty four hour Yeah. Because then you're gonna decide if it was an impulse or if it was something

Paul:

you Yeah. That's what I do now. Yeah. I wait. Yeah.

Paul:

That's smart. Yeah. I got a problem with buying stump shit on fucking

Rob:

they were like, hey. You can win this car if you buy a t

Paul:

shirt Yeah. Or this or I don't feel that. In Canada, everything is like now right now, it's almost twice the price. So for example, I wanted a little bit cash and carry here, so I bought $200 US. It cuts me it cuts cost me 300.

Paul:

Okay. So, like, for example, think about something here. Oh, it's cheap. It's 25. Yeah.

Paul:

For you, it's 25. But then you add the duties and the and and for us us, the 25 now is 40 ish. Yeah. So we don't have really right now, the economy is so bad that there's no like, oh, Amazon basket, like, 100, but no. No.

Paul:

It's like 4 or 500, you know. Yeah. You you need yeah. The people buy less stuff. Yeah.

Rob:

Come here and get all your shit and then go

Chrissy:

So would you ever consider moving to The United States?

Paul:

Oh, for sure. I start You would. Oh, yeah. When I start, tow trucking Yeah. There's a TV show.

Paul:

They they want they say, oh, if you come one day, for example. And there's also in Hawaii.

Rob:

To get on, a TV show.

Paul:

Yeah. Yeah. It's that one day Yeah. Know. In was it was Coronado or something.

Rob:

The in the

Paul:

mowers? Yeah. Yeah.

Chrissy:

Ice truckers or something.

Paul:

No. No. It's a different but same kind of like but also and Yeah. Yeah. I I won't the arm wrestler I've met, the asshole, you know, he lives in Florida, and I will always keep something in Quebec because my family and stuff.

Paul:

Absolutely. But I will I will spend like half a year, Florida. I like I like Texas too.

Chrissy:

Yeah. I love Florida and Texas

Paul:

as well. Yeah.

Chrissy:

If I I'm I will not stay in Minnesota forever. No. No. Yeah. Taxes are too high here.

Rob:

Yeah. Right?

Chrissy:

Florida or Texas. If someone

Paul:

wants to put a ring on it, give me the green card.

Chrissy:

Yeah. Yeah.

Paul:

Yeah. Do nice video. I'm gonna pay for your expense.

Chrissy:

Love it.

Rob:

And I I'll give you one month free.

Paul:

Yes. And I, like, need a big, you know, like

Chrissy:

You just need to marry you need to marry someone like Polly.

Paul:

Yeah. Exactly. Yeah. I'm down. If I have my paper, I can accept a lot of thing, you know.

Paul:

There you go. Yeah.

Chrissy:

Yeah. Yeah. Well, it was a pleasure to meet you.

Paul:

We could spend the night. I'm not drunk yet. I I be drunk. Okay?

Chrissy:

Okay. I'll be

Paul:

back later.

Rob:

Oh, she gets drunk.

Paul:

I have

Chrissy:

animals that I have to go home and take

Rob:

care of.

Chrissy:

Oh, okay. Otherwise, would stay

Paul:

later. But yeah.

Chrissy:

Yeah. It was such a pleasure to meet you so much. Yeah.

Paul:

Yeah.

Chrissy:

Thank Thank forward to this.

Paul:

So next time you do arm wrestling. Right? No. We switch yeah. Thank you.

Paul:

Yeah. I'll probably be back in bigger. And I think they do a big tournament in February. Okay. I think I come I'm gonna come back.

Paul:

Maybe we will be back. Yeah. Okay. We'll do that.

Rob:

Is it gonna be in February?

Paul:

Here. And I think it's full because there's, like, there's, like, belts and everything.

Rob:

Championship belts and shit.

Paul:

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. The usual. Titles.

Chrissy:

Do you have a do you have an entrance song?

Paul:

I thought about it because I one. Yeah. I no. I have a few in my head, but I'm not I'm not quite sure. Okay.

Paul:

Because it depends on my feeling, you know?

Chrissy:

Because yeah. Well, what was Leah's was Welcome to the Junk. But but

Paul:

I did a video, and right now my song is stupid again. And you say, first, I like I wanna take time to apologize to fucking nobody. You know? Yeah. So that that would be my song right now.

Paul:

I love it. Yeah. But it depends. You know?

Chrissy:

I love that.

Paul:

Okay. Alright. Well, it was a pleasure to meet Thank you. Yeah.

Chrissy:

Thank you so much for coming on. I'm gonna just kick off your mic. Good luck in your Journey. Journey, girl.

Paul:

Yeah. I don't know. We'll sign off. Hi there. Turn them

Chrissy:

off. No. Don't know. What did you think of these, Polly? I thought that the grapefruit of the

Paul:

salt Actually, wasn't

Chrissy:

I didn't really like it.

Rob:

No. Kinda

Chrissy:

I would

Paul:

give it

Chrissy:

probably like a three. Was it horrible? This is an acquired taste.

Paul:

Yeah. I

Rob:

mean, I feel like this is something you could drink all day long.

Chrissy:

Yeah. All day long? Just

Rob:

tastes like a I don't

Chrissy:

know. It's very bland.

Rob:

I don't know why I'm getting like a like a

Chrissy:

Did you try it, Manny? Yeah. What did you think? Just blah. It was salty for me.

Paul:

Oh, I see. And I

Chrissy:

like the salt.

Rob:

I love the salt.

Chrissy:

I'm not a fan of salt. Fuck.

Rob:

I love your day to medicine.

Chrissy:

How to go. Really, really good.

Rob:

Sign off. Because she's

Paul:

Yeah. No. I don't know.

Chrissy:

Alright. Well, we are finishing up here. We're gonna eat some food and take off and go home. And thank you. Thank you.

Rob:

Nice work. Walk right in front of the outro.

Chrissy:

This was so fun. What a fun fucking job. Right? Yeah.

Chrissy:

Just wandering around talking to wild French Canadian.

Chrissy:

Hell, yeah. She was a badass

Paul:

as you said.

Chrissy:

They're all wild. So

Rob:

Yeah. So

Chrissy:

this is the arm wrestling world.

Chrissy:

Yeah. Love it. Love it.

Rob:

I think we should come back in February. What is it gonna be the twenty fifth? Perfect. That's my birthday.

Chrissy:

Do you wanna

Chrissy:

truth is he's a bigger baby, so he's, like, 11.

Rob:

See. Yeah. He's That's awesome.

Chrissy:

We do it around this person.

Chrissy:

Oh, fun.

Rob:

Oh, even better. So that's gonna be close

Chrissy:

to my birthday.

Chrissy:

Yeah. We'll just mic you up real quick, and then we'll You're really close.

Rob:

I think my birthday is out of a place that is here. So dumb shit.

Paul:

I don't I

Chrissy:

don't even know when mine is. I turned out to the corner.

Rob:

In hot seat.

Paul:

She is in the

Chrissy:

hot seat. As we are wrapping it up for the evening, she finally gets a break. This is Kaylee, and she is the owner, creator of bomb Bomb Squad Arm Wrestling. Bomb Squad Arm Wrestling. Tell us how you actually got into this.

Chrissy:

It's real quick.

Chrissy:

I mean, my hubby is always looking for a new hobby. Yeah. You know how they change up their hobbies? Yep. And he's like, man, I was looking at like this arm wrestling gig and I'm like, okay.

Chrissy:

Like, I'm down. I'll go. And we went and watched quite a few and he was like nervous. And I was like, I mean, we could even do this. Like, why not?

Chrissy:

Just let's do it. And the guy that was like kinda hosting all the Minnesota stuff stepped down and they were kinda looking for someone. And I'm like, hey, I'll put on a show for

Rob:

Like you perfect timing.

Chrissy:

Yeah. We can't even give shy.

Paul:

So I'm not shy. It's a good time. Yeah.

Chrissy:

So we started about three years ago and we called it exploding arms tournament. Yep. Thank god there was no exploded arms. We Yeah. Thank goodness.

Chrissy:

We pride ourselves on safety here, so

Paul:

that's nice.

Rob:

Have you in the time that you've been doing it having any exploding arms?

Chrissy:

Not at our tournaments, but we have been at tournaments where, like, two arm breaks within forty five minutes. What? And it's, like, the loudest It's like everybody goes Yeah.

Chrissy:

Yeah. It's I listen to

Paul:

I couldn't even my brother's buddy snapped

Rob:

his shinbone.

Paul:

Oh, god. And I would

Rob:

imagine it's like that.

Paul:

Yeah. It's the loudest,

Rob:

gnarliest pop. Yes.

Chrissy:

It's disgusting. So

Chrissy:

I've been to a lot of power lifting meets in my lifetime. My first husband who passed away was a power lifter. Yes. So I've seen all kinds of shit going on there

Paul:

as well.

Chrissy:

Knees popping and Oh, yeah. Legs breaking and stuff like that. So Yeah. That's I definitely have seen my fair share of that. A lot of work.

Chrissy:

I can tear up.

Rob:

But it's just like

Chrissy:

Yeah. It's bad.

Chrissy:

One of the gals that broke her arm at that event I'm talking about, she's here. She competed here. Like, she she got her arm fixed and was back at the tournament before it was over. She literally went to the hospital, got fucking fixed up, and came right back.

Paul:

With the other arm, I must say.

Chrissy:

Well, didn't compete after that, but Yeah. She was, like, back in a slang. Yeah.

Chrissy:

Yeah. I'm like, so that's

Paul:

a badass.

Chrissy:

Yeah. She was

Chrissy:

like, hey. I'm back

Chrissy:

to watch.

Rob:

Metal plates over.

Paul:

She's, like, walking on like this.

Chrissy:

Yes. Yeah. All the ladies here are badasses. They're badass.

Chrissy:

Yeah. So you had a lot of women here today.

Paul:

It was awesome.

Chrissy:

Yeah. That was pretty cool to see. Bad words.

Paul:

They're bad. Yeah.

Chrissy:

They're all just like

Rob:

cool shit. Yeah.

Chrissy:

Hell yeah. They all got stories. They love the arm wrestling world. And that's like one thing about the arm wrestling world. It brings together like the wildest crowd and we all turn into like homies and friends.

Chrissy:

Yeah.

Paul:

That's awesome. And now

Chrissy:

we got like our little arm wrestling clicks all over the world. Like super fun. Yeah. It's a good sport.

Rob:

That's badass. Yeah.

Chrissy:

Well, I'm glad that you are doing this and I'm glad that you reached out to me and or actually you didn't kinda, you were looking for a photographer and I volunteered Maddie.

Paul:

I love it. Yeah.

Chrissy:

No. I'm so happy you guys could

Paul:

be here. It's been

Chrissy:

a really good time.

Chrissy:

I still we still need to have you as a guest. Yes. She has a million stories to tell and talk about. I wear a lot of hats. Yeah.

Chrissy:

So It'll be No.

Rob:

Lots of shenanigans.

Chrissy:

You are have your fingers in like everything. All the stuff. Like candy and pickles and lemonade. Tattoos. She's No.

Chrissy:

Do you do tattoos? I don't tattoo. So your daughter and your husband do. Yes. I just run the shop.

Chrissy:

You run the shop. So are you there every day? Because you can't really be because you're out you're somewhere every

Rob:

say when you got your fingers in that many little Yeah.

Chrissy:

She's doing vending stuff. I do lots of

Paul:

fun stuff. I have that event tomorrow.

Chrissy:

It's in Annalypa. It's the Halloween capital of Of the

Chrissy:

world. Of the world. Yeah.

Chrissy:

So I'm gonna be at the great pumpkin weigh in. Nice. It's gonna be fun.

Paul:

And what

Chrissy:

are you selling tomorrow? Tomorrow, I'm

Chrissy:

selling fresh lemonades. Okay. Maybe some caramel apple. I do have pickled lemonade. You can have That's on my everyday menu.

Chrissy:

Yeah. It's a big salad. Yeah. It'll be there tomorrow.

Rob:

Yeah. I'm mad. Fuck. We went to the pickle fest last weekend and

Chrissy:

I was there. She was here. Told you was there.

Chrissy:

Was fun.

Rob:

Yeah. It was a blast. Yes. I got there late, but it's like by the time I got there, fucking everything was sold out.

Chrissy:

Oh, I'm sure. I don't I was sold out of a lot of stuff. My chocolate covered pickle was like the best seller. When did chocolate covered.

Rob:

That's how

Chrissy:

It sold out in forty minutes and then people were messaging me the the next like three days, like, can I get some more of those? I'm like, sure. Like, what do you charge for a chocolate Do you sleep ever?

Chrissy:

I don't sleep. I mean,

Chrissy:

I have kids too, so it's

Chrissy:

I so know. You'd like, I feel like every time I see you on Facebook,

Paul:

you are

Rob:

I I had That's good. Right?

Paul:

Yeah. I'm forty finished forty minute now. That's cool.

Chrissy:

That's nice.

Rob:

You're like that. Well, yeah. I don't

Chrissy:

get naps. I live off like sugar free alignments.

Paul:

When old

Chrissy:

are your kids? They're seven, eight, and 25. My my oldest is was competing today against all

Paul:

the baddies.

Chrissy:

I didn't get to meet her but

Chrissy:

She's number one in Minnesota so she's a baddie. Then That's crazy. And then my son and daughter my youngest competed today too. My daughter took third.

Chrissy:

Pew. Yeah.

Paul:

And those smallest age group.

Chrissy:

She's like we travel all over too, so it's definitely a fair.

Paul:

So the next two or Yeah.

Rob:

Old is he?

Paul:

He's eight.

Chrissy:

So yeah. He got four.

Rob:

Them young,

Chrissy:

Yeah.

Chrissy:

They start young, and they're fun.

Rob:

What is it? Any age or what?

Chrissy:

I mean, like, they can compete at any age, but they normally start around, like Eight to four, five. Yeah.

Rob:

Okay. Good. That's easy.

Chrissy:

That's pretty little, but that's cute. It's fun.

Rob:

Be hilarious. That's, like, my niece's Maddie.

Paul:

She's like, four.

Rob:

That'd be hilarious.

Chrissy:

Get her into it. A blast.

Rob:

She is a beast too.

Paul:

Is she? They love it. They too.

Rob:

Mad dog Maddie. Yeah.

Chrissy:

My daughter's younger than my son and she beats him. Oh. And he like, he gets mad but he's also happy for his sister because she

Paul:

made it.

Chrissy:

Nice though. And she's

Paul:

like the gymnast,

Chrissy:

you know. He's not letting her win? He's not letting her win.

Chrissy:

Yeah. She's a she is

Chrissy:

a little beast though.

Rob:

Yeah. Right?

Chrissy:

She takes after a big sis so

Chrissy:

Well, let's wrap it up. I wanna thank you again for having us. Shout out to what's the tattoo shop?

Chrissy:

Time bombing tattoo.

Chrissy:

Rain bombing tattoo. Yeah. Nice. That's where Maddie's gonna be going.

Paul:

Yes. Oh, boy. She's got,

Chrissy:

I don't know, over 300 and some pictures, Maddie, said? From today. Yeah.

Chrissy:

A lot. That's exciting. Yeah. I'm excited. She's gotta gotta take care of people.

Chrissy:

Gotta get the pros in.

Chrissy:

Have good good shoes.

Chrissy:

That was awesome.

Chrissy:

It was a really fun experience. Thank you for having us. Of course. And again, want you to come back. Yes.

Chrissy:

We have to come back. Oh, yeah. Definitely wanna have you like outside of this realm as a guest sometime on Beer Booze and BS. We'll hang. Yeah.

Chrissy:

We'll chill. Yeah.

Paul:

We'll be right there.

Chrissy:

Thank you so much. Bye, everybody. Thanks for joining us. See you. Peace out.

Chrissy:

Thank you so much.