- How do you think your parents would react
if you brought me home as your partner?
(laughs)
- My God.
Wow!
I was not expecting that.
(cards flip)
(computer mouse clicks)
- If for some reason that I lost my memory,
what's the first thing you'd tell me about us?
- That you work for me, and that you owe me a lot of money.
- Imagine that.
- Exactly, I'd be like.
- Listen.
- You don't know me.
- It's been tough. - But you owe me so much.
- You've embezzled my company.
- Oh my God.
- [Devin] Oh no.
- [Carissa] What?
- Oh no, they got us now.
(laughs)
Do your best impression of me.
- Oh my God.
- They got us.
- Oh my gosh, no so there's two, there's two impressions.
- Okay.
- There's the corporate facing one.
- Oh no, don't let them know that.
And then there's like the real one.
Like the version that you're being now.
- That's nice, okay.
- Hi.
(laughs)
Devin owner, future owner operator.
- I would like that, I would do good in that.
- That's like the business facing.
- Okay, not you gotta do me.
- Now the real version of it,
like when you're just hanging out.
- Yeah, come on.
- Hi, my name is Stephan.
Nice to meet you, hi.
Shake my hand!
I sing, I dance, I act, I play guitar, I.
- You formally.
- What?
- Formally played guitar.
- Formally played guitar, four chords.
- Can I ask you now?
Okay now.
- That's you.
- Ask me it back.
Ask me it back.
- Okay, fine.
Do your impression of me.
- Hmm, okay.
Stop bothering me.
I'm working.
Stop that.
Devin.
Stop that, I'm working.
- Oh that's a good one.
- Okay.
- What are your three favorite memories we share?
- Oh man.
Oh, wow.
One has to be Hurricane Irma.
- I knew it, that's my favorite one.
- That's gotta be the top, when we almost died.
I'm just gonna eliminate the other two.
- Yeah, that's what I was gonna say.
That's like my top one stand one too.
- That's a stand out, when we almost died.
- That's it.
- That's it, that's the one, that is us.
From being told not to go into Disney World
and going into Disney World.
From going on every single ride with no weight.
The plane ride there where literally everyone's coming back.
- Like literally no one.
- And we're literally going there
- Literally no one.
- And the curfew where the state trooper
was going around telling everybody.
- Oh yeah.
- Going your places!
And we were like, no,
we're just gonna go out and get some hibachi.
- Chinese buffet. - Chinese food.
But that was fun.
And then the motel where we were almost homeless.
Remember we were charging our electronics
and we were gonna die?
- Oh my god.
- We were charging our electronics at the ghetto.
- That was so scary.
What's it called?
The alcohol place. - No the liquor store.
And then we had a liquor store and we had to ask the guy,
if we could use his charging outlets outside.
And then we were just running around that whole I4.
- That was so scary though.
- Just trying to find the hotel.
- Like, it's funny now, but back then we really did-
- Yeah we almost were legit homeless that night,
but that was probably my fondest memory.
- We wouldn't have gone homeless, yeah.
- We grew a lot from that.
What is something our parents taught us?
You know, now that is wrong.
(exhales deeply)
- Probably the biggest one that comes to mind
is get it right the first time.
- I like it, I like it.
I didn't think about that.
- Yeah no, that's the one,
like in hindsight that I think about a lot now.
It's like, oh get it right the first time
and just drilling in that, I guess perfectionist mindset.
And I know differently now.
- Is there any other ones?
I got a few.
- Oh, that you have to do business with family
and friends and you have to like give family
and friends a discount, yes.
- Oh, that's really, that's really stupid.
- No, I know.
And it's like a common thing that a lot of people do think,
oh, like if you have your own business or your own business.
- But it's also who you trust.
- Like keeping.
- Some people could take advantage though.
- Yeah no, that's the biggest thing I learned
like last year, it's just, you know.
Bringing friends into business.
- So they've been pushing you to like get friends.
- No, no, no, no, no, no, not that,
but it's just like me being like, oh you're my friend.
You can help me with this and I'll pay you and everything
and then I give them the benefit of the doubt
and it goes in the exact opposite direction of where I,
where I thought it was going.
So I think keeping friends-
- A macro view.
- Yeah.
- Rather than a micro view.
- I mean, you're keeping family and friends separate
from your work life. - Work life balance.
For as a benefit to everyone involved.
- Right.
- I think there should be separation.
- I agree.
There needs to be separation.
Now there does need to be a fine line.
Family is such a blessing and I think it's so cool
that there's five of us that we could just pull from.
- Just pull from.
- Yeah literally, we've created siblingship.
We should get that term locked up for sure.
- Let's just trademark siblingship.
- Siblingship.
But I think that is one of the most valuable, authentic,
true like that you could just take and hold onto
for the rest of your life
'cause they're always gonna be there.
They were always there.
It's what happens behind closed doors.
What you're talking about when you go out,
like what's going on with you, are you okay?
What did you feel about that?
I view them as just people that they are your support system
and they're people that are always there for you.
- Built in.
- Yeah, built in.
So embrace it, don't disregard it.
- Yeah, exactly.
Solid, solid answer.
What experience do you think has shaped me the most and why?
- The accidents.
- Oh yeah.
- The accidents for sure.
I mean when your mother should technically be dead
after getting hit by a bus and going through all of that,
and then your father literally dies on you
and gets revived back to life.
You see stuff that people our age don't see,
you learn things that you'd necessarily
didn't want to learn, you deal with pain,
loss, and grievance with like all our grandparents
that you thought would have been around forever
and you're just learning so much and life feels
like it's coming at you all too fast.
It's being forced to grow up, and so it's like shaping that.
I feel like that has shaped us and you can't move on.
Like you can move on to your best,
but it's always gonna be a part of you.
So it's just, that's a part of my story.
How do you tell that?
How do you shape that?
What are you gonna do about it when something comes up?
You have to remember, hey,
how did we overcome this living out of like $2
in a bank account with a family of seven,
not knowing where your next meal's gonna come from.
Not knowing if you're gonna have a place to stay,
not knowing where you're gonna live, stuff like that.
That forces you to get creative
and we got extremely creative and we did it.
- We done this before.
- We'd doned it.
Well this is good.
If this were to be our last conversation,
what's one thing you'd never want me to forget.
- Don't forget Hurricane Irma.
- You are so ridiculous.
That would not be- - No that would be mine.
I think it would.
- For the lessons we learned out of it?
- Yeah.
I feel like that would be my genuine answer though.
- But that like culminates a lot of what we learned.
You would agree.
So I feel, I'm trying to dissect that.
(chuckles)
- What?
(laughs)
If it were-
- Almost dying does things to you.
- Wow.
- Damn.
- On the camera too.
- You got her.
- They got me.
( laughs)
- I told you they'd get you.
I'm too strong to be got,
and then until this last got imagine, imagine that.
- They really did.
They caught me.
- They caught you.
- Because I hate thinking about people dying
and so depressing.
- I know, that's why you don't go to funerals.
So I know you.
I know I can't count on you to be at my funeral.
- I'll go to your funeral if you come to mine.
- I absolutely will be there.
- Why do you love me?
- Because you are Swaggy G.
- Oh my gosh.
- Are we joking joke.
No, I love you because-
- Run away from the question.
- What?
- Running away from question.
- No, I'm not, no, I'm not.
I love you because you have always been there for me.
You continue to be there for me.
I know you're there for me
and I know you're a support for me
and you've helped me through
all of my successes and all my failures.
So you're someone that I immediately turned to
whenever I need advice.
And you are the OG sibling, literally because I was born.
- Schemer sibling.
- Yeah scheme, #schemersiblings.
I was born and nobody was there except for you.
- I mean, yes.
- I didn't have to change your diaper,
and for that, I love you, the end.
- Done did it.
Did it.
- We did it.
And cut.
- Cut the cake.
Cut the tapes guys.
(laughs)
- I'm good, you got her.
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