on their team for their

second sophomore season.

So here's the thing.

I think whichever team these two would have been on, they would have excelled, all right? Because, I mean, Justin's got fucking more endurance and agility and, I mean, he's a fucking cheerleader than a lot.

I mean, cheerleader, high rocks.

I mean, this kid's got a tremendous amount of athleticism.

And Will's an absolute bull, all right? Like, what I've seen, what I've witnessed this guy do, that mud pit challenge that we did, Um, that was exhausting and it was dangerous.

No,

What is the hardest challenge for you, physically and mentally, that you've had to do?

So I would say the hardest physical challenge was Rivals 1.

That was the first time that we ever did a two-day final.

That was the first time we ever did a location change.

Up to that point, it was like you do the show, and then they've got some goofy one-day final.

It was hard, but not...

It wasn't anything that was going to destroy your body physically.

Johnny want a family and kids.

Mm-hmm

... completely disappeared.

So I just don't understand how anyone living in LA, regardless of political persuasion, um, can say that we're on the right track and can say that the c- that the city of LA is on the right track.

Uh, again, I think Spencer's very optimistic about his, his odds.

There still are ballots out there to be counted.

But what's so disheartening to I think a lot of people out there and to, you know, just people who wanted changeHe ended, um, he ended election night with close to 30% of the vote, which tells you that if 30% of the people voted for him, the ballot drops that, that came preceding the election should have been somewhere around the same number, give or take.

The first ballot dump they did, there was 24,000 votes, and he received 0% of those votes.

But have you had conversations with Spencer saying, "Hey, come bring your family to Florida"?