[MUSIC PLAYING]
BRIAN: You guys want to train out in the cul-de-sac?
Yeah, this is great, man.
So here is where you keep all the real toys.
Which tires you want to get out, buddy?
Well, that's a 600, so let's pull that one out.
I did it.
Well, thanks for your help, Eddie.
I did it.
No problem, man.
Big assist there, brother.
LADY: Dylan wants to do a race.
BRIAN: So how many flips is a race?
Is that what you're saying?
Five flips?
BRIAN: Father versus son.
Nick, what's this weigh?
Nine.
900 pounds?
What's yours weigh, Dylan?
DYLAN: 600.
BRIAN: 600 pounds.
Has this race ever happened before?
No.
DYLAN: He's too scared.
Wow.
NICK: He's 18, so he's coming into his own.
And he's feeling his manhood a little bit,
and he likes to talk a little bit smack.
DYLAN: Don't let those gray hairs slow you down.
BRIAN: All right, so hands off.
Ready?
Set?
Go.
Even, one to one.
Two.
Nick's on three. Go.
Come on, Dylan.
Come on.
Good.
Up.
Come on.
Let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go.
Good. Get your knee in it.
There you go.
It was really fun putting it to Dylan a little bit when he
started getting a little lippy.
It's good to keep him in line and keep
him respecting his father.
BRIAN: That's it. That's it.
Good.
Come on, Dylan.
[GRUNTING]
Hoo.
BRIAN: And.
Hey, mine hit first.
BRIAN: No.
Mine hit first.
NICK: Same time.
No, mine hit first.
I think he might have got you on the fall.
I kind of let him win.
I want him to feel good about himself.
Woo.
Good stuff.
LADY: Aw, aren't you guys cute.
I love you, buddy.
Love you, too.
That's a good training session.
Yeah.
Oh look, Nick, here's some tires.
NICK: Yeah.
Do you remember when your son beat you
at a tire flipping challenge?
Wrecked by a child.
Guys, he didn't beat me.
I was toying with him.
I was way ahead of him.
Well, I bet I can beat you at tire flipping.
You think you can beat me?
Yeah.
All right, so here's what we've got.
Two roughly 800-pound tires, five flips.
First one to finish wins.
Yeah.
All right.
And make sure, when you do the fifth flip,
you wait for Nick to catch up before you flip it over.
Yeah?
And just let it fall down real easy.
MAN: Yeah.
Yeah, well.
Brian is probably ranked second or third, maybe even first
in the world at tire flipping.
He is ungodly good at it.
So if I can beat him or just even get close to beating him,
it's a major win for me.
All right, let's get it done.
MAN: Here we go, boys.
Come on.
You ready?
Set?
Go?
To flip a tire, you have to drive your hands underneath it,
slam your chest and shoulders into it, drive with your legs,
and then lift a little bit, and it will pop
the tire right off the ground.
MAN: There we go.
There we go.
NICK: It is a whole body exercise.
And the thing takes a toll.
It can punish you pretty good.
MAN: Uh-huh.
Come on, Brian.
That's it!
Yes!
Excellent.
Come on.
Yes.
[LAUGHING]
BRIAN: Oh, man.
I definitely got you, Nick.
- No, I think I tied. - I know.
It was close.
It looked good, like, was really close.
But Nick beat you.
I think Brian's tire settled a fraction before Nick's.
MAN: No, I think he got you.
It definitely hit right before yours.
Then let's line them up, and I'll beat you again.
Well, let's do it.
BRIAN: OK.
NICK: Me, personally, with that first race ending in a tie,
I'm absolutely taking a moral victory out of it.
EDDIE: You two ready?
Yup.
EDDIE: Marks, get set, go!
One.
Two.
Three.
Four.
Last one.
Five.
MAN: Let's do it.
And one for the champ, just in case I miscounted.
I think.
All right, you got me.
OK, OK.
I just wanted to hear those words.
I obviously didn't take the first race
as seriously as I should have.
So the second race, I made sure that I got all of my flips
plus an extra flip to kind of put the cherry on top.
And that is the end of that.
Bravo, Brian.
All right.
Good job, brother.
I'll take that win.
I was impressed with Nick.
I feel as though he held his own.
He was right behind Brian.
And I've got to respect that.
That's pretty impressive.
All right, guys.
You want to put these tires back,
and we'll go get some food? - Yeah, go for it.
Yeah, I want to get some food, yeah.
Yeah, yeah.
I'm hungry.
Thanks for the challenge, buddy.
But the loser cleans up.
Thanks for the help, guys.
Got you.