02x04 - Accountability

[bunniefuu]

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I've never seen a snack like this before in my life.

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- [pronouncing poorly]

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Okay, maybe the name of the show is Snack Attack,

but the rating is PJ's Snack Bites.

Ah, like, I give it a three, and then it's like...

- [both] Num, num, num!
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[laughs] We're just trying it.

- Cheers. [Chuckles]
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Mmm.

- Oh.
- Mmm.

Mmm.

It's like the flavor hit us right at the same time.

- Now let's do the bites.
- [grunting]

[both laugh]

- [knock on door]
- Hello.

Hey, it's me.

- Can we bring in Jackie for the...
- Bring in Jackie.

Ah, here we go. Here we go.

- And yeah...
- Okay. Oh, we cute!

- Yeah!
- Okay!

We just added the spicy Korean powder.

[laughter]

- What would you give it?
- [grunting]

[laughter]

[all] This has been PJ's Snack Attack!

Oh, my God, we just did a video! Oh, my God!

[calm music playing]

You are the future of Rockin' Grandma's Jerk Off Sauce.

- It'll rock your socks off.
- [Jimmy] Porcupine!

- Walk!
- Where? What?

[Doug] You traded it in for Taco Bell.

[gasps]

I'm trying to find the time capsule.

Old me used to be problematic.

I left something awful in that time capsule.

Keep your head up, man. Try to think with the positives.

You're in charge now.

I've only been here for like a week,
but I love y'all so much.

- This has been the best time, like...
- [laughs]

- [Kevin] Can you hear me okay?
- [Anthony] Yeah. Yeah, I got you.

Uh, Doug asked me to check in
on everything, so I was wondering,

I didn't get a really clear picture
of what happened. What happened yesterday?

Dougie really messed up, and it's gonna affect all of us.

We get back and turns out that he had made the sauce

- with Taco Bell hot sauce.
- Yeah.

That's like, you know,
trying to sell something that isn't ours.

- So that's...
- That's like cat fishing.

- Yeah, it's kind of like cat fishing.
- Mm-hmm.

So he catfished hot sauce.

Now I understand why I got
a hundred emails from Doug. [laughs]

- Yep.
- Wow. You cannot do that.

You know, last night was really tense,
but I think we're going to get over it.

And as long as everybody puts their heads together

and we move forward as a unit,

I definitely think we can get over
this little mishap situation.

I feel bad for Dougie. I can see him trying so hard.

- Yeah.
- By the way, I got an invoice.

Dougie puts these standee fabricators on an invoice.

Ten grand for the standee.

It cost so much money.
Like, does that have electronics in it?

Yeah, so it was like, I guess it was, like, motorized

where, like, her hand was, like, going up
and down the guitar.

So it looked like she was playing it.

We could have bought a used Honda with that money.

Right. [Laughing]

How are you doing, man? You hanging in there?

- Oh, I'm doing good. I'm doing good.
- Okay.

I'm still embarrassed and everything, but I'm doing good.

I'm hanging out a lot with my mom.

We watched a movie last night called Limitless.

My mom loved it.

She's a little upset about what happened, you know,

but she's trying to console me.

- I'm trying to console her, you know?
- Yeah.

[Anthony] I reconnected with Kevin this morning,

and I was just filling him in with
the things that have been going on.

And he seemed to be okay.
You know, I told him that, you know,

things might be a little tough for him right now,

but regardless of how he may feel, that we
all love and miss him and, you know,

take his time to get where he needs to be,
but then hopefully he can come back

and join us and enjoy the rest of the retreat.

Has Doug and Dougie came out yet?
Or is that who we're waiting on?

Yeah, yeah, that's why we ain't started yet.

Okay.

- Dougie! Morning, man.
- Yo.

[PJ] There's my guy.

- Yo, yo, yo.
- How you feeling?

I'm all right, I'm all right.
Are you guys good? Everyone good?

- [all] Yeah.
- All right, good. Morning.

Um, can I just get everyone's attention real quick?

Um...

I talked to Dad yesterday.
It was all just a big misunderstanding.

Um, yeah, just had a normal business conversation

like father, son, and everything's good. So that's all.

Sorry. That's all. Sorry, you guys can...

[applause]

- [PJ] We got you, Dougie.
- Man...

[Steve] Dougie took a risk.

And I think as any CEO knows,
you gotta take some risks in life.

And also we know that he has talent in making sauce

'cause although we can't sell it,
we know he knows what a good flavor is.

- [Amy] Yes.
- How did you get all those Taco Bell?

I called around and apparently
some locations will let you take,

if you buy something, there's really no
limit to how many packets you can take.

- I told y'all.
- So...

- You did say that.
- Mm-hmm.

It doesn't really matter, 'cause I can't use it. So...

- Hey, morning, guy. Hey, buddy.
- [Anthony] Oh, hey, Doug. Good morning.

Good to see you. Come on, I wanna talk to you.

Um...

I got some people coming here this afternoon, okay?

So, I might need your help.

- Absolutely.
- It is...

It was maybe a bump in the road,
but nothing we can't get over.

[sighs]

I'm working on it. It's all I can tell ya.

All right, guys. Listen, everybody, you know, sorry,

I'm a little behind schedule.

Just had some things to do, and here I am now, though.

We are going to forge ahead with this retreat.

Rockin' Grandma's is still rockin' and rollin', okay?

Yes, sir.

[Doug] Now, yesterday was a little unexpected.

[zap]

And, uh,

deeply disappointing, to tell you the truth.

So, I've got this business I gotta take care of.

I am not going to be able to join you today.

But Marjorie has a few other things to say in that regard.

Rockin' Grandma's, today we have a fantastic day planned.

Scott Norris is coming in today to give
a motivational speech.

Scott Norris truly is incredible.

Um, his story is slum-it to summit,
because he did climb Mount Everest.

Honestly, thinking about it kind of gives me chills.

- Wow!
- And then after lunch is pool day.

- Pool day!
- [Dougie] Yeah.

I know everyone's excited about pool day,

but I went remote so you guys could only see my head.

[indistinct chatter]

Dad? Dad, should I roll with you or...

Roll with me?

Yeah, should I go with you to the meetings?

Oh, no, no, you go see the speaker. You go see him.

[overlapping chatter]

You might learn a thing or two, pal, so you go see him.

I'll check with you later. You'll be all right.

Okay.

Love you, Dad.

[Scott] How my climbing Mount Everest taught me lessons

that have made me successful and helped me
to reclaim my life.

[Jackie] Mmm.

I believe that everybody has an Everest to climb.

My story of what brought me to Everest is not heroic,

it's pathetic, and it's sad.

I worked in the corporate world.

I stole.

I was fired.

I felt like a mouse and I thought, you know,

bedding some women would make me feel like a man.

- I cheated on my wife.
- No!

I don't think I'll ever meet
a better woman, but I did that.

- [Jackie] Shame.
- Eventually I turned to drugs.

I lived in a studio apartment
that I shared with two other guys.

I did things, I won't share with you
because it's distasteful, to get my drugs.

I got beaten badly by a dealer.

At the lowest point in my life, it occurred to me,

I need to challenge myself.

Now I'm gonna show you some slides.

[all gasp]

Yeah, I gotta talk about frostbite, okay?

- There we go.
- Oh.

- It's nasty, isn't it?
- [gags]

I thought that the third degree kind of looked like

the Santa body in the episode of Bones we watched.

- Oh.
- Yeah, it did. That's true.

Climbing Mount Everest kinda sucks, okay?

We got to the top and then a storm came in.

And...

[Jackie] Ugh!

Why are we looking at this? I'll tell you why.

I got frostbite on my testicles.

Oh.

Porcupine.

I got hyperthermia, and I'm shivering uncontrollably,

and I think a lot of you men will understand this.

The thing I'm obsessed with not getting frostbitten

are my testicles.

- Scott, Scott.
- [Scott] I'm cold.

- Yeah.
- [Jimmy] I'm so sorry.

Do your testicles play a lot more into the story?

It's hard to avoid.

Testicles is going to be kind of a porcupine for us.

I don't know. What's a...

Is everyone okay with hearing testicles a bunch more?

- Thank you for checking.
- Everyone's fine?

- Yeah.
- Okay, I got your back.

- [Steve] It's fine, Jimmy.
- And your ba*ls. All right.

[Scott] Okay, thanks for checking in.

Chill, brah.

I got superficial frostbite.

Superficial frostbite is one
of the most painful experiences.

My testicles are black.

They're hard, they're ice cold.

[Anthony] And he said it was so painful that the only way

that he could get them to stop hurting is by

getting to the fourth degree of frostbite,

where it would have been completely frozen,

but it would have been numb.

I'm sitting on the ground,
hanging my testicles into the snow.

Pushed snow next to my testicles,

and I just sat there. And it was incredibly painful.

My testicles are out there, and I'm screaming. "Oh, God!"

And at this point, I'm like, "God,
k*ll me! If I'm not supposed to go on!"

Like, don't... "If I'm gonna have the same miserable life,

please don't have me go through this, just take me."

And I'm close anyway,
but now I have mental clarity and I'm numb

and I'm able to get myself back up.

Thank God my p*nis remained in my suit,

but the testicles was what I was worried about,

because I thought that's where
semen's produced, I hadn't had kids yet.

- Luckily I had banked semen.
- Oh, good. Yeah.

So I struggled down and I showed up in camp three

and no one could believe I was alive.

Ultimately, I had to have my testicles removed.

- It's called an orchiectomy.
- Hmm.

He intentionally froze them off.

Well, they didn't freeze off.

They froze, and then he had to have them removed.

I don't even have testicles,
and my crotch hurts thinking about that.

- [Jackie] Seriously.
- [Helen] Yeah.

There was a whole extra part to my operations

that normally you would have the scrotum intact.

[clears throat]

[Scott] And you would... I'll show you. You get...

- You have to decide about implants.
- Sorry.

Different sizes, kind of comically.

- [Scott] Yes?
- What size did you get?

- Why would you ask that question?
- [laughs]

[Scott] That's okay.

I got medium, which to the best of my memory was my size.

My plan was at the summit that I was going to scream,

"I'm free! I'm free!" And...

And I didn't because I felt different
after that climb than I had going into it.

One day I was standing in front of the mirror naked

in the bathroom and I looked at my testicles

that I knew were not my testicles, but I looked at them.

I thought about all the difficulties I had

and then I thought, man,
my life is so much better than it was

and that is when I had my Everest moment.

And in front of that mirror, naked, I raised my arms

and I screamed at the top of my lungs, "I'm free!

I'm free!"

- [Jackie] He was dropping gems.
- Mm-hmm!

He was!

And his personal gems.

Remember, these three thing,

there will always be pain,
there will always be uncertainty,

there will always be hard work.

What do you remember?

Do you remember the days
when everything went off without a hitch,

or do you remember the days when everything went wrong?

- Those are the ones you remember, right?
- Yeah.

"I don't know what the heck I'm doing."
Fantastic. You are primed to learn.

So is there anybody here who feels like I was feeling?

Who feels like a failure,

who feels like they've been given responsibilities,

and they've let people down?

All right, dude, I get it.
Like, you're a failure, I'm a failure.

- I understand. Thank you.
- Hey!

[Scott] Do you want...

[door slams]

- He just needs a beat.
- Yeah.

- [Scott] Okay.
- [Helen] He'll be all right.

I would guess that he is in a position

to have the most potential growth
from the talk I just gave.

Yes.

- [calm music playing]
- [birds chirping]

[Other Anthony] I can relate to what,
like, Dougie's going through.

I kind of hit rock bottom too, like,
you know, briefly with the black mold.

[Helen] Honey, you've got to take care of this.

Yeah.

Once it's done, you can get the hell
off my little love seat.

[Other Anthony chuckles]

- You sleeping on someone's love seat?
- Yeah, yeah.

For your own mental health and physical health, I guess,

if it's really affecting your brain,
you need to handle this, man.

[Amy] Other Anthony, like, this could be your Everest.

Yeah. I know I don't have to climb Mount Everest,

but would it help if I did?

By the time you climb Everest and come back,

the situation could have been dealt with already.

- [Jackie] Facts.
- [Other Anthony] Yeah, yeah.

[Helen] Anybody seen Dougie since he left the seminar?

- No.
- No.

- [Claire] He never skips a meal.
- [Amy] Oh, gosh, I hope he's okay.

- What's going on?
- He's taking over the company for his dad,

so he feels a lot of pressure that he needs to, like,

show everybody that he can live up
to the same level of his dad.

We had a situation that maybe didn't go so well for him,

so right now he's feeling kind of like a failure,

and he thought he was maybe being picked on or, like,

this seminar was specifically
for him or something like that.

- Huh. Okay.
- [Steve] Yeah.

[birds chirping]

[PJ] We're doing our Everest.

- What is PJ's Everest?
- [Jackie] Your Everest.

- [PJ] What is Jackie's Everest?
- Okay.

But she just asked me what size ba*ls
I would get, and I said large.

- [PJ laughs]
- I was curious!

If you don't got the rod to go with it...

- [Jackie and PJ laugh]
- Like, you know what I'm saying?

The large would be like... It would just
look funky, you know what I'm saying?

You gotta get something that matches.

Don't they call them door knockers
when they're just like hanging low?

- Ew!
- Okay.

[Jackie] Where's Jimmy?

Oh, my God.

[beeping]

- [Anthony] You see him?
- Yeah. He has his little thing.

Oh, he's looking for the time capsule.
That's what he's doing.

- [Jackie and PJ] Oh!
- [Anthony] He got a metal detector out.

- Where did you even get this?
- Amazon, baby.

- [Anthony] That was your box this morning?
- Jackie got her pool toys, I got mine.

[Anthony] You're hilarious. I absolutely love you, brother.

When y'all came, were the cabins this big,
or did they expand the cabins?

So what if they put it on top of it?

I mean, if that's the case, that would save my life.

[laughs]

[Jackie] Oh, okay. You struggling blowing on that floaty.

Whoo! You'd think I'd be better at this.

Porcupine. [Chuckles]

Do better. [Straining]

[Jackie] Can you help us blow up my floaty?

Yeah, I got you. Oh, yeah, yeah.

You had me working this hard,
and you had a pump the whole time?

- [Jackie] My bad.
- [laughs]

- [Amy] Dougie!
- It's okay.

- You guys, have you seen Dougie?
- [PJ] Uh-uh.

- No.
- [Claire] Nobody's seen him for hours.

[Amy] He's not in his room. I'm getting really worried.

We're gonna split up and search if you want to help.

[Amy] Please, please help us, please.

[Jackie] I really gotta focus on this.

I know, but maybe Dougie can help you blow it up, please.

No, it's pool day, y'all.

I'm not trying to go over there and search for that boy.

Come on.

[Amy] What if he got bit by a snake?
He could really be in trouble.

Fine. He gets five minutes of my time,
and then we coming back to this pool toy.

Okay, let's split up. We'll go search by the pool.

I'm gonna look by my room.

- [Amy] Okay, thank you guys. Thank you.
- Oh, my God!

- [Amy] Hey, Jimmy.
- Yeah?

- [Amy] Have you seen Dougie?
- [beeping]

- No.
- Can you help us?

I don't think we should have just let him walk out.

[Amy] I know, right?

Because that was essentially a cry for help,

- and like, I feel like nobody helped him.
- You're right. No, you're right.

- [Claire] When he walked off?
- Yeah.

[Claire] Yeah.

[Anthony] Dougie!

Dougie!

[all] Dougie!

I mean, a part of me feels like
he might have went that way,

just to go get like lost in nature and be by himself.

- [Claire] Where? Oh, yeah.
- Like, up in the mountain.

- [Jackie] Marjorie!
- Marjorie, we can't find him anywhere.

If he hasn't left that way, and he's not in his room,

the only way he could go is this way,
and if he wants to be alone...

My golf cart's also not here,
so maybe he tried to drive it up that?

- [Amy] Oh, no. Okay.
- Really?

- And it's dangerously hot up there.
- [Amy] Oh, God.

[Kate] Is this what he's going to be like as CEO?

Just every time something is bad,
he's just going to run away.

[Helen] That's how he ended up in Jamaica.

[Anthony] Well, we gotta go up
this mountain and look for him.

I think some of Scott's words really got to Dougie,

so we're going to look for him.

[Scott] Yeah, I feel partially responsible for this.

So I'm going to join them, try to bring
this young man back safely.

[Kate] He's 35. He's a grown man.

[Amy] I hope these keep us a little warmer
up there. It might be cold.

[Marjorie] And you guys, it's really
important that you stay on this path.

[Anthony] Go mountain climbing, baby.

[Scott] Dougie!

- Dougie!
- Dougie!

[Amy] Hey, Scott. Scott, I'm making a bucket list.

- And I put climb a mountain on it.
- I hope you achieve that someday.

- I'll be able to cross it off today.
- Oh, this isn't a mountain.

- This is barely an incline.
- [chuckles] Maybe for you.

- Oh, my God. Oh, sh*t.
- [Jackie] Dougie!

[Anthony] There's the golf cart.

[Amy] Oh, my God, he wrecked it, Marjorie.

[Marjorie] Looks like he tried to cover it up or something.

[Anthony laughs] He didn't do a great job.

Damn, I would have missed that.

- [beeping]
- This is metal.

[all shouting] Dougie!

Hey, Scott, before you get any higher,

I think maybe we should take a break so
we can, you know, adjust to the altitude.

In no way do we need to adjust to the altitude.

- Are you sure?
- [Scott] Oh, my God.

All right, guys. So up here, we have two paths.

Over here to the right goes up,
and then over here to the left goes down.

Personally, I think we should keep going up.

[Steve] No, no, no.
No reasonable person would keep going up.

It's too hot. We probably just keep on going down.

- He's not being reasonable.
- Yeah, Dougie's not a reasonable person.

- [Steve] What?
- [Jackie] No, that's true.

- Maybe we should split up?
- Yes.

- Yeah.
- All right. I will take a group up.

- [Amy] I'll go up.
- [Steve] All right, we'll go down.

- Okay.
- [Helen] I'm going down.

[PJ] Let's do it.

[Claire] I'm going down. People can die in this heat.

- [Anthony] Dougie!
- [Kate] Dougie!

Hey, y'all, look, look, look.

[Amy] Does he want to run away,
or does he want to be found?

- Oh, it's his jacket.
- [Kate] Oh, my gosh. This is ridiculous.

- [Amy] Hey, Scott.
- [Scott] Yeah?

Do you think that we should be wearing those shoes

with those cute little spikies on them?

Hey, Amy, could I not walk with you?

- I'm sorry.
- I just feel safer with you.

I'm getting annoyed and I don't like that in myself.

- So I'm gonna get away from you.
- Probably the altitude.

Yeah, it's okay. We're good.

Dougie!

[drum music playing in distance]

- [Anthony] Found him.
- [Kate] You found him?

- The music.
- Oh, God.

- [Kate] What is that?
- [Amy] Dougie?

[Dougie singing in distance]

[Kate] Okay, guys.

I don't know how stable this is so let's just stay...

- [Jackie] Dougie!
- [Amy] Dougie!

- Guys, just stay...
- [Dougie chanting]

- Careful, Anthony.
- Dougie!

- Dougie!
- [Dougie singing]

Dougie!

- Dougie, come on!
- What you doing, man? You all right?

- Sweet.
- Hey, what are you guys doing here?

Uh, we came looking for you.

How did you find me?

You left a little trail for us.

- Drops a few breadcrumbs.
- [Amy] Mm-hmm.

You wanna show me your hideout?

- No, it smells like piss down there.
- [Anthony] Does it?

- Did my dad ask for me?
- [Kate] All right. Are you ready to come?

He's been working a lot, but we've been worried about you.

You guys brought Scott Norris?

- [Amy] Yeah. Let's go down.
- [PJ] Let's go down, Dougie.

No. I'm never going back down.

Oh, my gosh. His brain's probably shutting down. No oxygen.

No, but I think that might be true about you.

- Me?
- Yeah.

When we found him, we weren't able
to get him down right away.

He wanted to stay up there for the night,
but we couldn't let him do that.

[Jimmy] You really don't want to stay up
here, man. It's hot. It's gross. Come on.

It's nasty up here! And it smells. Let's go down.

No. I just think this is what's best for me.

Dougie, you have to start acting like a CEO.

Do you think that Frank from Frank's Red Hot

just runs off every time things get hard?

Of course not. Frank's a legend.

It is not just about you anymore.
There are a dozen of us at this company.

If you want to take charge,
you have to think about everybody.

Right.

They skipped pool day to come look for you.

- [Amy] Yeah.
- Oh, sh*t.

- I didn't even think about that.
- [Amy] Yeah.

- Were people pissed?
- Yeah, Jackie was pretty hot.

[sighs]

Okay, you're right.

Ever since I got here, I kind of made everything about me.

It's all right, man. We can move on. We can move past it.

We're here for you.

- [PJ] Come on. Let's go.
- Yes, please, Dougie.

All right, let's go down. Let's go down to the pool.

- [Amy] Yes, Dougie, come on!
- [PJ] Come on! Whoo!

Uh, first, uh, there's just something
I need to do really quick.

I just wanted...

[Anthony] Let it out.

[shouting] I'm free!

- [PJ] Good.
- [Amy] Yes! How'd that feel?

Good. You should try it. That actually felt really good.

- [Amy] Really? Come on, he wants to.
- [Scott] Let's all do it.

- Let's just do it.
- [Scott] One, two, three.

[all shouting] I'm free!

- [Scott] All right, let's get out of here.
- [Dougie] I'm sorry.

- [hiker] You guys okay?
- Is that a hiker?

- Yeah!
- Yeah! We're just saying we're free!

- [hiker] There's bees?
- [Amy] No.

- Never mind! We're free. It's okay.
- Thank you!

Thank you!

- [Dougie] From your seminar...
- [Scott] Mm-hmm.

Remember, you wanted to yell,

"I'm free" when you were on top of Mount Everest?

- [Scott] Yep.
- [Dougie] But then your ba*ls froze off.

[calm music playing]

Kate actually said some stuff
to me up there that I needed to hear

and gave me some tough love.

So, thank you.

- It's good to have you back, Dougie.
- [Amy] Aw.

- So you're okay, Dougie?
- Yeah.

I would tell... There's like a structure up there.

It smells a lot like piss and it
wasn't me. I didn't go to the bathroom.

You can't leave us, Dougie. You're stuck with us.

That's what I want. I don't want to leave you guys.

I'm not going to do that again. Onward and upward.

Just not up the mountain.

[laughs]

Exactly, because I'm not climbing up no more hills.

We ain't doing that no more.

Okay, just to be clear, it was about a quarter mile, so.

- Dang, Kate.
- It felt so long.

- [upbeat music playing]
- [PJ] Do it, do it.

Do it! [Laughs]

Oh, my God!

- Finally.
- Whoo!

I thought it'd be vulnerable showing this much skin.

Look, here we go, look.

How about that?

Claire!

[Claire] But they make me feel pretty safe.

- You look great, Claire.
- You're beautiful.

Stop.

[Amy] Okay.

[indistinct chatter]

[laughs] Yeah!

- What did he do to his chest?
- I can't see.

[Jackie] Jimmy.

What?

How did you get them so square?

What are you talking about?

Your... Your abs.

I'm digging it.

Solid as a rock.

[Jackie laughs]

Basically, I just came out, and I wanted to just show off

all the hard work I've been doing on my body.

They had a bunch of questions,
but I had a bunch of answers.

Just trying to get a little pool reading in while I can.

It's teaching you about how not to get black mold, right?

Right. It's educational,
and it's honestly entertaining, too.

[indistinct chatter]

- Hey, guys. Hey, everybody.
- Yeah?

Um, I just want to say I'm sorry to you guys.

Um...

I know I got lost in the sauce back there, but no more.

All right? Straight up.

From here on out, I'm not doing anything alone by myself.

I'm doing it with you guys, okay?

So no more secrets, no more surprises, all right?

- I love you guys.
- We love you, Dougie.

- We love you, man.
- We appreciate you, Dougie.

It's together that we're going
to take this to the next level.

- You know what I mean?
- [Amy] Yeah. I love that.

Yeah. And I don't...

- [car beeping]
- Who is that?

[Jackie] Oh, she got a nice bag.

- [Doug] Hello!
- [woman] Oh, there he is. Hi, Doug.

These are my associates, Lee and Jean.

- Lee. So why don't you come with me?
- All right, great.

She was in Doug's office before we left.

Oh... [bleep]

[theme music playing]

[narrator] On the next episode of Company Retreat.

Welcome to the Dougcathlon!

[cheering]

- Steve Moseley, sales.
- Yeah.

[Jean] Jimmy Weber, warehouse.

- [grunting]
- [cheering]

[cheering continues]

[screaming]

- [laughs]
- Bro! [Grunts]