MALE SPEAKER: Just camping--
that was super fun.
The beach camping was awesome.
Because it was, like, a Mad Max type of vibe, just with
all those big trees, a bunch of those trunks and stuff.
BRIAN ANDERSON: Busted.
MALE SPEAKER: What?
Is this breakfast?
BRIAN ANDERSON: It's I guess a little cliche or predictable.
But, yeah.
This is breakfast.
Just doing the cleaning.
MALE SPEAKER: There it is.
MALE SPEAKER: Nice.
MALE SPEAKER: Stoked.
MALE SPEAKER: It's back on.
MALE SPEAKER: Pure stokage.
MALE SPEAKER: It's back on.
MALE SPEAKER: Who's got the potato on here?
BRIAN ANDERSON: It's mine.
I'm about to pull it.
I'm looking for a plate.
That is a hot potato.
MALE SPEAKER: It's already like ketched-up.
BRIAN ANDERSON: It's delicious.
MALE SPEAKER: It has ketchup and seasoning.
You guys see the fight last night?
BRIAN ANDERSON: Temo?
SAM SMYTH: John and Temo whooped on those two dudes.
You seen those two dudes the first time they
came around, right?
BRIAN ANDERSON: Yeah, yeah.
TONY MIORANA: When you are asked to
leave, you have to leave.
And if you don't, you got to go.
SAM SMYTH: See how he left the first time, right?
Like all you guys are fucking douche bags.
You're fucking faggots.
You're all fucking faggot, fucking douche bag.
He left and fucking came back, dude.
MALE SPEAKER: The fight land on your tent?
SEAN MALTO: Kind of.
MALE SPEAKER: Were you in it?
SEAN MALTO: No.
I was off to the side, just watching.
MALE SPEAKER: If it got out of hand-- like if the guy had
gotten through Tony and--
ALEX OLSON: Yeah.
Well then if he'd gotten through those guys, I'm just
basically a shield for someone else to throw him at.
MALE SPEAKER: How are you feeling?
MALE SPEAKER: He's starting to move.
MALE SPEAKER: How are you feeling?
Hung over?
MIKE CARROLL: [MUMBLES]
MALE SPEAKER: You look hung over.
Whoa.
This is some steamy ass tent in here.
MIKE CARROLL: I don't think I'm hung over yet.
MALE SPEAKER: You're still drunk?
MIKE CARROLL: I think I might be still drunk.
MALE SPEAKER: You're lucky with that one.
MIKE CARROLL: What?
MALE SPEAKER: He's still drunk in the morning, not hung over.
MIKE CARROLL: Wait.
Don't get the sand in here.
MALE SPEAKER: Mike, why'd you beat those guys up last night?
MIKE CARROLL: I didn't fucking touch anyone, dude.
They got touched.
MALE SPEAKER: I heard you jumped them.
MIKE CARROLL: Dude, that dude--
he is so gay for fucking-- oh, you guys fucking jumped me.
SPIKE JONZE: I was sound asleep.
I heard you's coming over like it's cool.
It's cool.
Well skate the skate park tomorrow, play a game of
skate, do some grinds, do some lines, give you some
autographs.
MIKE CARROLL: Autographs, fuck you.
MALE SPEAKER: Yo, posh cubs.
MALE SPEAKER: Oh, is this our only chance to skate this?
Can I sleep?
MALE SPEAKER: Most skaters--
they'll have to warm up.
He's completely opposite--
gets out of the car, does the craziest or hardest shit, and
then is over it, like done.
JOHN ALDEN: That was fucking psycho.
The first one he did, his tail drug around on the chain link
and was like duh-duh-duh-duh-duh.
It was so sick.
MALE SPEAKER: That's his shit.
Like he just likes to fucking jump out and go nuts.
And then he's fucking chilling for a bit.
MALE SPEAKER: Yeah.
It's almost like you watch those parts.
And you don't realize that it was all just first try.
MALE SPEAKER: Yeah, all that shit is
straight out of the van.
Pretty much, dude.
He's fucking insane with it like that.
MALE SPEAKER: Oh my--
[CHEERING]
MALE SPEAKER: I mean, that's how good he is.
He just can go and do the hardest line or, like, highest
air, or weirdest area of the park and then, like, sit down
and drink a beer and be Tony.
ROBBIE RUSSO: Look at that thing.
That thing is huge.
I wouldn't even roll into that.
[CHEERING]
MALE SPEAKER: [INAUDIBLE]
MALE SPEAKER: Yeah, good.
You?
MALE SPEAKER: Good.
STU GRAHAM: It's crazy.
Because there's a wee love seat.
MALE SPEAKER: Oh, is there?
STU GRAHAM: Aye.
It's a funny color.
And it blends in, man.
MALE SPEAKER: You're going to sit on it.
No.
STU GRAHAM: I'm not trying to make love to you.
MALE SPEAKER: Ah, well.
Great.
JOHN RATTRAY: What's that?
MALE SPEAKER: [INAUDIBLE]
JOHN RATTRAY: Doing fine.
MALE SPEAKER: Yeah?
JOHN RATTRAY: Yeah.
MALE SPEAKER: Big crew.
JOHN RATTRAY: Yeah.
MALE SPEAKER: Three vans?
JOHN RATTRAY: Yeah.
Three big vans.
MALE SPEAKER: And a car.
[CHEERING]
MALE SPEAKER: Damn, killing the park.
ROBBIE RUSSO: See, dude?
I keep it at four inches.
I don't mess with that shit.
MALE SPEAKER: Hey, did you ever skate with
Peter Hewitt before?
MALE SPEAKER: No.
I never even seen him.
MALE SPEAKER: And you know when you are a kid.
And you see these skaters.
And you trip out how they look.
Because you see them in magazines.
And then you actually see them in person.
And they kind of look a little different than you thought
they would look.
I was all--
I would, like, stare at them.
And like, I don't know.
Like, the dude skates the most big stuff that no
one else can skate.
Like a mini ramp to him is like a fucking
vert ramp for us.
MALE SPEAKER: You mean the other way around.
MALE SPEAKER: Was that what I--?
MALE SPEAKER: You mean a vert ramp for him is a--
MALE SPEAKER: Oh, yeah, yeah.
So yeah.
MALE SPEAKER: Brian.
BRIAN ANDERSON: Hey, dude.
How are you doing, man?
MALE SPEAKER: All right.
What's up, Tim?
TIM: How you doing, man?
How are you?
MALE SPEAKER: Good.
MALE SPEAKER: And what's it been like hanging out with all
these Girl guys with that team?
MALE SPEAKER: Oh, it's nice, man.
I've known most of them for, like, 20 plus years.
And I've never actually been on a skate
trip with any of them.
So that's nice.
These guys--
we've all been skating for so long together.
It's the same world.
PRESTON MAIGETTER: Yeah, Petey.
It's coming.
Next one, Pat, next one.
PETER TRUJILLO: I was taking it short.
MALE SPEAKER: I thought you were going to make it.
PETER TRUJILLO: And then I took it long that time.
It worked.
Yes.
I sketched on the push in.
PRESTON MAIGETTER: They did.
PETER TRUJILLO: Yeah.
PRESTON MAIGETTER: Saw that a little bit there.
PETER TRUJILLO: Yeah.
PRESTON MAIGETTER: All right.
We've got to get ready.
Because Petey's going to get back in there, Pat.
PAT: What's he going to do?
PRESTON MAIGETTER: Yo, you're going to see.
Because he doesn't tell you.
He just starts trying something.
And it'll happen.
You've got to be ready for him to skate.
PAT: What's that?
PRESTON MAIGETTER: I feel like how you're kind of ill
prepared with the tape and the battery last three minutes.
Usually you put a fresh tape in when
Peter Trujillo is skating.
[CHEERING]
PRESTON MAIGETTER: I told you, Pat.
You got to be ready.
Did you get that?
PAT: Yeah.
PRESTON MAIGETTER: So we don't need to send you that clip?
MALE SPEAKER: [INAUDIBLE]
How did you first meet Julian?
MALE SPEAKER: We partied at one and the Anti-Hero team.
MALE SPEAKER: Ah, the Hellride Crew, I met when I was 21.
We went to Australia together.
Andy Roy invited me to go along.
MALE SPEAKER: Did you feel like when you met those guys
that that was something you wanted to skate for, or that
was a crew you wanted to roll with?
MALE SPEAKER: Yeah.
I definitely wanted to travel with these guys as much as
possible and continue the saga.
MALE SPEAKER: How'd that come about, that they asked you to
ride for Anti-Hero?
MALE SPEAKER: We were in Marseilles.
And I was staying with John and Julian in their room.
And they were like, we want to make this happen.
But it's just going to take some time.
And then a year later from that point, I was on the team.
MALE SPEAKER: How is the experience of riding for
Anti-Hero different than some of these other
companies you rode for?
MALE SPEAKER: Just we travel good together is the main
thing, just being able to travel with your friends and
have a good time.
MALE SPEAKER: Have you been on camping trips
with these dudes before?
MALE SPEAKER: Oh, yeah.
Yeah.
That's how we've been doing it for a while.
It's way better.
Because you get to know people a lot better.
Because you don't get to the hotel and you all just
disperse off to your rooms and get locked away for the night.
You know, you're there at the campsite, making food together
and just telling stories.
MALE SPEAKER: What kind of back patch did you have?
MALE SPEAKER: I had a Saxon back patch back in the day.
And I had an Iron Maiden Piece of Mine painters cap with on
one flap had Def Leppard triangular patch
on one of the flaps.
FEMALE SPEAKER: Triangular mangular.
MALE SPEAKER: Triangular.
MALE SPEAKER: You should have brought it on this trip.
MALE SPEAKER: I wish I had it.
But I think it got stole.
MALE SPEAKER: Look how Brogini this outfit is.
FEMALE SPEAKER: He's about to swallow that wang whole.
FRANK GERWER: Dude, I know.
It's a hooded fucking sleeve.
MALE SPEAKER: It's just sleeves and--
MALE SPEAKER: Don't even bite my shit, dude.
MALE SPEAKER: Brogini.
That's our clothing company.
FRANK GERWER: That might be the first--
Yeah, whenever.
MALE SPEAKER: Yeah, anyway, where's the music at?
Let's dance.
FEMALE SPEAKER: I'm trying to do that.
Baby boy, you got hickeys on your neck.
You are so corrupted.
You got one right there.
And turn around.
Turn around.
You got one right there.
ROBBIE RUSSO: Well.
MALE SPEAKER: Where is it?
How'd you get that?
ROBBIE RUSSO: Twice my age.
Twice my age.
FEMALE SPEAKER: The girl who gave it to you is getting
fucked in the woods.
She's getting fucked in the woods.
MALE SPEAKER: By what wood?
FEMALE SPEAKER: By a little bit of wood.
MALE SPEAKER: She's getting fucked in the
woods by some wood.
FEMALE SPEAKER: What kind of wood?
MALE SPEAKER: Who's got wood?
FEMALE SPEAKER: Is it hard wood?
MALE SPEAKER: It's hard wood.