0:05 Welcome back to another episode of Careful Boys. Today we have Nicholas Dunn. >> And fortunately to make up for that, we got Jason Chenny, too. >> Jason, >> balance it out. >> Uh, here's a question. What was um cuz you did a lot of years of making content with Gio as husband and wife, >> but um aside from telling us how that was like, I wanted to hear what you guys think about if you had to do content, dedicated content with your wife, >> dedicated. Well, I've done a bunch of vlogs and like stuff with Hannah, but our brand isn't like a couple brand. >> Yeah. I don't know if Bart and Gio were I don't know. I mean, yeah, they did do a lot of couple content, but that wasn't their whole identity
0:56 >> like like the way you see like um some couples like that's the brand. Like they don't have an identity outside of it. >> Yeah. >> You know, >> would you ever want to do that >> with Hannah? >> Yeah. Where it's just Hannah and Joe all day every day. Well, that's actually we we spent a lot of time together and we actually work together, >> but I want to do some content with her, but I don't want to be like maybe I'm down to do like a like a relationship podcast or something. >> Is she down? >> Yeah. It was her idea. Okay. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. She wanted to do something. >> Um when we first got married, she was like, "Oh, this is interesting. Like we just got eloped." And then she goes, "What if we do like an idea for like uh elopment and then we'll just talk about our journey." me and I'm like, "Yeah, that's a cool idea." But the logistics made it difficult. But the concept was >> we bring like different cultural and
1:46 religious like mentors to tell us like how they would do things in their culture. M. >> So, like a rabbi comes in and then cuz usually like a like a pastor or someone is supposed to be like someone who helps mentor and guide you and it's kind of like serious and boring, but I thought it would be funny cuz I'm sitting here and I'll be like, "So, uh, talking to a rabbi and I'll be like, "Is it cool that she ████ eats my ass?" >> You don't think he'll walk out that? >> No, no. I'm going to chain him chain him to the chair. >> I'm going to ease [laughter] into it. I'm not going to start with that, bro. Like, >> you should start with it. If you if you want you don't want people to click away the first minute, you should start with that. But I think I would [laughter] have I would have ████ No, no, no, no, no. In the podcast it would be like minute hour one one something, right? And then you cut it in the beginning. >> Yeah. >> Well, that I think I would have ruined her idea. Her idea was more like an actual like meaningful lesson.
2:36 >> Yeah. >> And then my idea was like, "Oh, ████ I'm going to have a pastor there and I'll be like I'd be ████ hell like this and s███." >> Yeah. [laughter] >> Would you ever do content with your wife? Just like daily content? I no because she doesn't like being on I try to get her to do it like a pod with me so many times and she's like I don't want to be and then also she's a teacher so I I don't think she can say crazy stuff. >> Yeah. She doesn't want to be on the public [laughter] eye. >> She can't say crazy stuff. >> You can't ask a rabbi what it's like to eat her if [laughter] you can eat her ass. >> See that's great content, right? Like I would [laughter] I think that would have been a great video cuz have a ████ different like you got a Catholic priest. You should always ask that question to each person. [laughter] >> At the very end, she goes like, "She eats my ass. Is it a sin?"
3:26 >> Father, [laughter] >> is it a sin in your culture? >> Yeah. >> If she eats my ass, >> will we see each other in heaven together if she eats my ass? >> Hell. >> Yeah. >> But we're married, so it's okay, right? >> Yeah. >> So, she doesn't like to be on camera at all, huh? >> No. >> Does she like to be on stage? >> No. She is like really >> Yeah. Have you ever pulled her up on stage for anything? >> Oh, no. But she every time she has like a speech that she has to do or like a presentation at school for like her colleague, she gets really really stressed out and she gets and she tells me she's like she goes deaf on on stage. >> But what what if it's just YouTube on like this and it's just YouTube and you put >> she still she still freezes up. >> Yeah. Well, not not freezes up like she'd probably do better but she doesn't want to have like things out. Would she be mad at you if you created a show out
4:16 of content you made with her and she never knew there was a camera the whole time? >> Like a reality show. [laughter] >> It's just me eating her ass. >> Episode one [laughter] ass. >> If you like this content, please subscribe [laughter] >> brought to you by Bluetooth and stay tuned for eating ass part two. >> [laughter] >> I would like do it cuz sometimes [laughter] >> terrible, dude. >> I think it'll be easy too like you know >> to trick her. [laughter] >> No, no, no. >> Too much butt. >> Yeah. >> It's just like cuz >> no dialogue >> together. [laughter] You know what? No dialogue. >> It's all action. >> No dialogue is good.
5:06 >> No titles or anything. >> Reaches wider audience. You just record it first and then you could do like a voice over. >> Keep it. >> And this is it >> of your thoughts. Do a voice over of [laughter] your thoughts. >> I know what you're thinking. That must taste like chocolate, [laughter] dude. >> What [snorts] is that? Is that corn? [laughter] >> Sorry. >> No, you should go. Tastes like my ass. [laughter] >> What about you, Nick? Would you ever make content with Tiff? Uh, I don't know, man. >> What if she's the one who brought it up and she's like, I want to make a channel together. Let's do daily videos. >> Like, that's a red flag. What the hell's wrong with you? Did you hit your head? >> Yeah. She wants to go daily, dude. >> Daily like day in the life ████ Probably not. We're probably out. >> Say no to her. >> Nah, dude. Day in the We don't. She would. She has no time to do day in the
5:57 life. >> What if she's like, I don't care. I want to do it. >> It's going to be her sitting on a ████ desk talking to therap like doing therapy all day. What the [laughter] ████ Her getting me giving her coffee or her making her own coffee. the dogs >> where it wasn't about you guys but your activity like you went to go like thrift shopping and estate shopping and ████ estate sale and ████ >> I've told Tiff before like if she ever wanted to do her own content I think she would do a great job if she just did thrifting and vintage. >> Bro, she would kill. She's People ask her all the time where you get this where you like she got all the fun. So that's one thing I told her. The other thing I told her that we could start doing just for fun and I kind of like doing it for myself just for us because it's like kind of our own memories is like when we go on trips and we go on date nights cuz we like experiencing all these new spots. So it can kind of be both where it's like oh check out the new date spot and so and so you know cuz
6:48 we we do like to go to those things and we like to enjoy the food. So that's things that we enjoy that I feel like, oh yeah, we could record that and make content out of it. But then again, it does kind of take like the fun out of just spending time with each other a little bit. >> But >> that's something that we've talked about like briefly, but ne never anything too seriously. >> But trips for sure cuz I'm like, dude, that's something we could definitely do. >> She said, I want to go to a couple's therapist and just film the whole thing and then post it. >> No, dude. That would be that's so unlike Tiff. It's crazy. Like I can't My brain can't even process that. That's like I'd be married to somebody else completely different. Like >> you know what's crazy? I actually pitched something like that. >> Really? >> So when me and Joe used to do daily vlogs um I actually wanted to film our fights like real fights >> and then I wanted to post it. >> You guys would
7:39 film the fights >> like right as soon as it started. Then I'm like, "Oh ████ I feel it." >> Go on real quick. >> Yeah. I I [laughter] was >> It's on her head. >> I will set up a camera. We both have one >> and and do it. And she was like, "F███ no. Are you ████ dumb?" >> Wouldn't that change how you fight if you know you're being recorded? >> No. I think by that time we vlogged so much. It was just like, >> "Oh, I see." >> It's like, you know how like like why would the Kardashians say dumb ████ It's like by that time they don't the camera's invisible. >> So natural that show Couples Therapy. >> Yeah. >> That show is hell. >> Want to go on that show? >> No, I don't want to. Well, maybe. Maybe. >> I'm surprised that people agree to do it. >> This is really good. Dr. Orna, she's sick, bro. She's really dope. Well, I recommend watching that show because it's it's crazy to see a real like because they do like seven different couples on a season and they just kind of go through the whole season of like their journey with them. >> Okay. >> And it's like, dude, it's heavy ████
8:30 >> I'd rather see you on Dog Whisper, but then the guy is like trying to figure you out. [laughter] >> What are you doing to this dog? >> He's like pushing your head down. You're like, >> he's like, [laughter] "This guy's fine." Caesar's like holding you down. [laughter] >> He put He holds me on my back. Hey, I'm going to ████ you up, >> dude. I love Caesar Milan, by the way. I've used a lot of his tactics and it works, dude. >> Which tactics have you used? >> Kind of. So, one of them was my dog has like a there's a thing called um >> Damn, I can't even think of the goddamn name. >> You can just go on this tangent. You don't even know your dad. >> No, no, no. It's like litter mate syndrome when when when two boys are from the same litter, they kind of beef with each other. So that's my sister-in-law's pup. >> They want to fight to the death >> and my dog and they fight over the little girl, which is Winnie the my my
9:20 other pup. >> And they like to hump her and stuff. It's kind of crazy. It's disgusting actually. It's disgusting group of dogs. >> Let's just dominance. >> Yeah, exactly. And my dog will snap and bite and like lunge. >> Actually bite. >> Yeah. Just like bite him on the >> Oh, yeah. >> So then, you know, he's super reactive. So then Caesar Milan says, "You got to put that ████ on his back and hold him down, make him calm and chill out." >> And then once he's like ch calm and not like biting or anything, you bring the other dog around and then you make him kind of like make amends. And that ████ ████ worked, dude. >> Really? >> That ████ ████ worked. >> Wow. >> That guy knows what he's talking about. And it was off one try, too. >> You forced made him cuddle. >> So I hel I held him down and he he like relaxed immediately. And then I was like, "Bring me Maui." That's the other dog. He came over and then they like he
10:10 didn't react when he brought him back cuz usually he's like he's biting and he's super like reactive. Yeah. >> Wouldn't that be an amazing show though to have a dog whisperer work on you with like your problems with Tiff? That'd be hilarious. >> I don't think that actually would be very good at all. >> I like the I like the >> I think that'd be a terrible idea. Like the one that's nonrelated where like >> like, "Hey, to work on my problems with me and Tiff, I brought in a plumber." [laughter] >> He's like, "All right." He's like, "All right, what are you guys' problems?" >> Oh, you know what? That'd [laughter] be funny. >> Or or we have Me and Tiff have an argument and we go out on the street and we're like, "Hey, settle this for us." >> Yeah. >> Who's right? >> Yeah. Who's right? Who's wrong? Yeah. [laughter] >> How pissed people that don't they're not therapists. Yeah. >> But how pissed would you be if if they're always on her side? You said what? How ████ would you be if they're
11:00 always on? >> I don't I don't think they'd be on my They would be on my side. >> You think they'd be on your side? Oh, damn. >> A lot of them think they'd be on my >> Tiff's Latina, so she's probably wrong most of the time. >> The thing is two >> is Gio wrong most of the time. >> Wow. >> The great thing about Tiff that I love her to death for is that she will flip out on me on something and then in like 20 minutes be like, >> "Yo, I was tripping back there. I don't know who that was." [laughter] >> Oh, that's tight. That's You know what I mean? Good selfare. >> 100% 100% bro. Like that saves us cuz sometimes I'm racking my own head. I'm like what the ████ I didn't even do anything. I was like ████ what? Why is she getting mad at me? I didn't do ████ It's not all the time, but like that does happen when we do if we do have like a an argument. And then she's like, "Yo, my bad. I was tripping, dude. My fault. My fault." She says it just
11:50 like that. Latina Latinas invent issues and fights in their head and then they get mad at you and they realize that that was imagination. >> She's literally one time didn't talk to me for like a couple hours cuz she literally had a dream that I cheated on her and she was like kind of like lightweight mad at me. >> I think that's a universal >> that's a universal girl thing. That's not just Latina. >> Hannah did that to me. >> But you know like when you hear the meme and it happens to you in real life, you're like this is a thing dude. I thought it was a joke. Not not too long ago actually that happened to me where I had a dream that Smack cheated and she said I woke up GOING [laughter] [laughter] >> Were you sleep ████ reacting? >> No. She said that I woke up and then I was just going [groaning] and she was like, "What's wrong?" And I just went,
12:40 >> "No way." >> Yeah. Yeah. She said that I was started snarling. >> And then and then I remembered later I was like, "Dude, I had a dream that you cheated on me last night." She goes, "Yeah, I know." [laughter] >> She's like, "You were going." >> And then Caesar Milad had to come in. [laughter] >> Litter syndrome. >> Do you feel like uh so when you do you think you and Gio fight less now that you don't do as much content together? >> I don't think it has to do with the content. I think it's just us evolving and like having worked out a lot of our problems. >> Her problem her working out her problem. Yeah. >> Cuz she got a lot of work to do, I think. >> Yeah. So it's like, you know, once you get like a a used car, right? older car and you you already like replaced the radiator, the transmission. There's no not that many problems now. [laughter] >> How often are you guys fighting with your significant partners? >> Well, before >> Okay. Before, yeah, >> there's like grades of fighting.
13:30 >> We used to fight like all the time during the rough period, but now it's like maybe one if it's 1 through 10, maybe one up to three, once every 6 months, and it's immediately dissolved within 30 minutes. >> Every 6 months. Yeah, but that is it doesn't even get it doesn't even get >> but then >> that's so much. >> But before it' be like nine like seven, eight nines like every month, but now it's like damn >> up to a three like maybe every 6 months or something. Just something stupid cuz I had a a long day, she had a long day, we're both rough and then we weren't, you know, have zero tacked with each other and then something and then we misunderstood, you know. >> It's very efficient. >> What about everybody else? >> I'm just curious. >> It's pretty rare that we get in a real fight. I think we fight about dumb ████ and we both are aware it's really stupid, >> but I can't even think the last time we
14:21 had like a real actual fight. Probably like a year ago or something. >> How about you? [snorts] >> Okay, [laughter] it's not fights. You're just getting in trouble. I guarantee you this was probably just getting in trouble. [laughter] This would do some stupid ████ ████ up >> sometimes. >> Maybe like >> once a once a day. Once every three hours. No, [laughter] >> like once every two, three weeks. Like a bicker thing. >> Oh yeah. >> Yeah. Bicker thing. >> You're probably just working through it. >> Bickering is like kind of part of the deal though. It's just like >> Yeah. >> There's little things that piss that person off in that moment and you kind of just work it out. >> Is the recovery time for everybody? >> Pretty quick. >> It's different. I think like back when I used to have to leave a lot, we would fight more, but that's natural. Like if you have to like, you know, like if
15:11 you're going on tour all the time, it's harder to like stay on the same page. >> It's like if there's a little bit of bickering, it's gone within seconds cuz we just call each other names. >> Yeah. >> And I'm like, "Stop raising your voice at me, b████." And he's like, "No, ████ you. ████ you." And we just hug and then it's done. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> It's like >> you force a menug. We cuss each other out and it becomes so funny. That's the new thing that we're like cussing each other out. >> That's really nice. >> Yeah. So it's like nothing. It's like and it's like over dumb things, you know, >> like, "Oh, you're going to ████ sleep in again, you ████ lazy piece of s███." Oh, ████ [laughter] you. >> He's He's having a fight right now. He hasn't talked to her in like months. >> Can you imagine that? If he just like [laughter] You bought it.
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