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- Cody Dirt.
- [Biggs] Cody Dirt.
(Biggs and Lawson laugh)
- Hell, yeah.
Hell, yeah, brother!
You ready for "This or That?"
What's up, boys?
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- Yeah.
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- You look absolutely ridiculous.
- Thank you.
Should I...
Should I ditch it?
I should ditch it for the video.
- I think you should, yeah.
- All right, I dunno who the that guy was,
but let's hop into these with (indistinct),
"This or That" questions.
Let's go. You ready? - I think I like
the old guy better.
He can speak. - God damn it.
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- [Narrator] Auto Zone, or O'Reilly's?
- O'Reilly's, all day long.
Do y'all even have Auto Zone
or O'Reilly's where you're from?
- I (laughs)...
- Do you?
- I don't even know what to say to that question.
- Dude, you're from like the middle of nowhere.
Do you guys have, like, a Auto Zone?
- Yes. We have both.
- Oh, you really do?
- "Oh, you really do"?
- I dunno how Indiana freakin' operates.
- We have the same things as here, but they just-
- I figure you'd have like a NAPA or somethin'.
- Yes- - Anytime I go to, like-
- Correct. - Anywhere that's not here,
it's always like NAPA everywhere.
- Correct.
There is, in my town, there's a NAPA,
and I don't remember the other one,
but literally, the town over has an O'Reilly's.
And then- - So what would you pick?
- Another town.
I don't give a rat's ass.
(Biggs laughs)
- I mean, yeah, I guess.
It's the same no matter where you go.
- I mean, you're like,
you wanna go get a new air filter or some bull crap-
- Yeah, it's gonna be
the same thing. - You're gonna probably
get the same thing, so-
- I like the green polos.
I go to O'Reilly's.
- I like their
♪ O, O'Reilly's ♪
- Yeah, and they got-
♪ Auto Parts ♪
♪ Ow ♪
- That's catchy. - A chime song.
- A chime song (laughs)?
- Yeah, a catchy chime song.
And they got-
- What does that even mean?
- Is that not the word for it? Chime?
- Sure. - Jingle.
- Catchy jingle song.
- Catchy chime song.
- Yeah, whatever.
- Oh, my- - I tried.
(Biggs laughing)
- Yeah, catchy chime song. - Obviously,
that is ridiculous.
- They have a chime song, a jingle,
whatever you wanna call it.
Plus, a pretty dope commercial.
The parts don't really vary.
- Yeah, you're probably gonna get the same crap
either place you go.
- All right, well there you go.
So which one are you pickin'?
- O'Reilly's.
I already said that-
- No, you said you didn't give a rat's ass.
You never picked.
- (laughs) I said O'Reilly's because of the chime song.
- Oh, yeah, okay.
Good call.
- [Narrator] Amarillo Edition Super Duty,
or Harley Davidson Edition Super Duty?
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- What's Amarillo Edition?
- They have that?
Oh. - Oh, hell, no!
- I don't know, though.
Have you seen- - Hell, no.
- Have you seen the interiors of Harley Davidson Editions?
- I don't care.
I would take Harley Davidson Edition.
We did a spotlight on a Harley Davidson Edition.
It wasn't a Super Duty.
It was an F-150, but still, it looked pretty good.
It looks fire.
And it was on Forces, which also helped,
but like, Amarillo?
Yellow?
- [Biggs] I should've knew what that was.
Now that I looked at it, I actually knew what that was.
I've seen several people with those.
There's actually a lawn and landscaping business back home
where they run all those-
- [Lawson] Really?
- Their color's yellow.
I dunno, it's weird, but I don't-
- Damn.
Yeah, I dunno.
I can't get down with yellow.
I'm sure you can make 'em super sick.
I'm sure there's super sick ones out there,
but it's just not my thing.
- But then again, the Harley Davidson Edition,
I'm not a huge fan of the badging,
so I'd probably de-badge it if I got it.
And the interior glove,
or center console has that big Harley Davidson.
I'm not, like, I never rode bikes before in my life.
- Harley Davidson Edition.
Final answer.
- Yeah, I'd probably go with that, just-
- Sh. That was it.
- Okay.
- Talkin' too much.
♪ I said you talk too much ♪
♪ Homeboy, you never shut up ♪
- [Narrator] Platinum, or High Country?
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- Plati'. Not even a question.
- Yeah, Platinum, 100%.
Do it for the tailgate.
- Yeah, the tailgate looks nice.
- I mean, there's more options
than just the tailgate that's super nice on 'em, but-
- [Biggs] I mean, it's pretty much
a fully kitted-out truck.
- [Lawson] Yeah, yeah.
I mean, well, so is a High Country.
It's just, I dunno.
- [Biggs] I'm a Ford guy.
- It's personal preference.
I just, I'm not brand-specific.
It's just like, Super Duty's what I want next,
and if I could get a Platinum, I would be in heaven.
And you gotta do it for the,
gotta do it for the badging.
You gotta do it for the tailgate.
- Yes. I agree.
- You gotta let people know that you spent that money.
- A lot of people like, ditch the badging,
right when they get the truck.
They just think it's cleaner,
but somethin' about a Platinum,
like, I want that badging.
The badging just looks sick.
- Yeah. I wouldn't de-badge that.
- Yeah, it looks dope.
You know, the black one looks sick.
The white one looks sick.
Like, you can't go wrong.
- Yup.
- F-150, Super Duty, they all look really freakin' good.
- Yep.
Yeah, you can't get no High Country Silverado.
- Yeah, and I dunno,
it's one of those things,
when I look at those, they're bland to me.
There's not that extra little spice.
- But they got the mountains
on the badging.
- Oh, man. I guess.
Plati', though, for sure.
- [Narrator] Low and wide,
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or tall and wide?
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- (chuckles) Depends, depends-
- You're so back and forth,
I don't wanna hear your answer first.
- Yep, you don't,
because it depends the build for me.
- You can't just say depends the build.
You can pick the damn build.
I'm gonna add a question. - Yes, yes.
- Would you rather have Shawn's white Super Duty,
low and wide,
or would you rather have the K-350?
They're both Fords, so you can't pick a brand-specific-
- That's 100%- - Which one
would you rather take?
- That's so hard for me.
- So pick one.
- Um-
- Tall and wide.
- I don't know, it's just not practical.
- You can like both of 'em. That's fine.
You can want both of them. - I love both of them.
I want both of them, yes.
Yeah, like Shawn's Super Duty now,
with the topper on it, sick.
But also, his Super Duty, big and wide?
Sick.
Big and wide, probably,
just because that's like the thing now.
The lower and wide trucks are a huge thing right now, too.
But bigger the better, I guess, is what they say, so-
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Dude, that's a hard ass question.
(Lawson yawns)
- Yeah, that's a tough one.
- [Narrator] Ford EcoBoost,
or Ram eTorque?
- The ol' eTorque.
- Did he just ask if I want an EcoBoost?
- Yup.
- Yes.
- No.
They're trash.
Before I get flamed on the internet,
I don't mind EcoBoost.
There's a lot of super sick-
- Nope, nope. - Done up,
really nice EcoBoosts out there.
They don't all sound like,
because like Kirk's, I loved.
Like, it sounded rowdy-
- [Biggs] Cody.fx4.
His sounds insane. - Yeah, like there's
a lot of people, but, like-
- You have to do it right.
- Yeah.
It's not one of those trucks where you can just slap it on.
- No.
Nope, but like, you know,
Cody.fx4, he has the Corsa dB Callus downpipe,
whatever, I don't know the exact one.
But that thing, that sounds good.
It sounds like a mini diesel truck.
I feel like it has a lot of turbo noise.
So I'm gonna go with the EcoBoost,
partially because I have one,
and if you do it right, they're sick,
and they're super reliable.
I feel like, good on gas,
decent on gas.
- I don't (sighs)...
I don't know.
I'd probably take the EcoBoost
just 'cause I have experiences with the EcoBoost.
I have not driven a fifth-gen
that has the eTorque, like at all.
So, like I would probably- - I plated one.
- Go with the EcoBoost, because I've driven some
that are super freakin' rowdy, that sound really good,
and like I said before,
if you do it up right,
I think it could be done really well, so...
It's just, we have so many of 'em here.
- Yeah, we have a couple. A few.
I enjoy mine.
Would the 5.0 be a little bit easier to work with,
in terms of going bigger, and, you know,
the extreme power loss, and all that?
Yeah, it'd probably be easier,
but you know, Miami Boost,
it's sittin on almost 40s.
I think he's goin' up to 40s.
- Yeah, he's on 38s right now.
- Yeah, you got people
runnin' big wheel and tire setups with 'em,
and they're not epically failing.
- I think they're sayin' prayers
before they take off.
- And that's what I'm worried about,
'cause I'm about to go, you know,
that eight-inch, and 14-wides,
and like, I'm just,
I'm really scared.
I'm not gonna lie.
But hopefully, you know,
I'm gonna say prayers too,
and I think she'll be fine.
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- [Narrator] Would you rather go forward in time,
or go backwards in time?
- Oh.
- Oh, man.
It's such a hard question.
It's like, I don't have any regrets.
- No.
- That's my credo. No regrets.
- Mm-hm.
- But I also want mine, like, living differently.
- Yeah.
- Like maybe try out some different stuff.
- It's one of those things
where there's always something in the past,
if you woulda just did the right thing,
or just, it woulda tweaked, or like...
It coulda changed the whole path of like, the future.
- [Lawson] Right.
- Which is scary to think about.
One little thing is like
carving out your end destination.
- Like, invented somethin' that's popular now?
- Right, or you like,
you know, you're workin' on your vehicle,
or you're doin' something',
and you're like, "Oh,"
like, "this was a great idea."
And you never like expanded on that,
and then, you know, later down the road,
someone's like, "Oh, you did that."
You know what I mean?
I feel like-
- I feel like I would...
Yeah, I would never wanna fast forward, and lose time.
- No. Yeah, I agree with that.
But then again, I always have wanted to see
what, like, the future holds.
Like, what's the end goal,
like where am I at in this amount of time?
But then again-
- What if you could fast forward
to your current age, but in the year 3021?
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So then you wouldn't lose any age or lifespan.
You still would be able to live another,
well, knowing you, probably 10 years,
but 70 years, if you're safe.
- Right, so like I'm fast-forwarding,
but staying at the same age, essentially?
- [Lawson] Yes.
1,000 years.
- That's a tough...
I think I would still wanna go back.
Either/or's a good answer.
You could, you know, expand on it-
- Would you rather go back to 1921,
or would you rather go ahead to 20, 3021?
- 3021, probably.
- 1921, bro.
- Yeah?
- Yeah.
- I think times would be easier.
- Yeah.
You buy a soda for like a penny.
- Yeah, but you're gonna realize that-
- You can buy trucks for like 10 grand.
- [Biggs] So what are you gonna do?
Are you gonna- - Nah, no.
Probably a lot less than that.
Five grand? Banker's givin' me the fiver.
- [Banker] $500.
- Oh, $500.
- I would, yeah.
I was gonna say,
if you're payin' 10 grand for a truck in 1921-
- I'd have been rich back then.
- You either got screwed, or like,
this thing is a Tesla of its time.
- [Banker] A house wasn't even 10 grand, bro.
It's $3,500 for a house.
- [Biggs] Yeah, like-
- In 1921?
- My grandparents said they made like 50 bucks.
- Oh my God, we're livin' in terrible times.
I feel bad for my kids' kids. - 50 bucks
every paycheck, or somethin'?
- All right, that's what I got for you guys
on today's episode of "This or That."
If you guys need wheels, tires, or suspension,
performance, accessories, anything, customoffsets.com
We'll see you guys in the next one,
(hands clap)
Got 'em. - Woo!
- [Banker] Got 'em.
- Oh, my-
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(Biggs laughs)
- It takes me forever to do that wig hair.
- Is that real?
- I hope not.
That's disgusting (laughs).
- (laughs) It looks too real, dude.
- It's probably horse hair.
Horse hair to go with my horse-
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