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From an early age, my dad taught me,
where there's a will, there's a way.
And that's been the theme of howButter 2 was made.
From the day my brother, Jon Guetter,
landed the world's first ATV backflip,
to the day I landed mine...
For almost two decades, we've been living the dream
that so many said would never happen, but here we are.
So now, our search continues for the next generation of ATV riders,
the next wave of inspiration.
The go-getters, the thrill-seekers,
and the ones that never quit.
To its core, that's whatButter is about.
Discovering something that makes you feel alive and never letting go.
-Okay, clap.
All right.
It is a mission trying to take care of this many guys,
especially riders,
'cause they have a short attention span at what they do.
You know, the hardest part about running this tour
has just been people management.
How do I get you to be on time? How do I get you to wake up?
We're kinda taking this one step at a time,
'cause we have a show in about an hour.
And this place is gonna be jam-packed tonight.
I look calm from here,
but inside, it's just, like, it's just not stopping.
After so many years now, year after year after year,
you can see all the fine-tuning and all the new things.
There's nothing like adding a little bit more anxiety
to a show that's already doing a scary occupation.
It's a big show. I mean, there's a lot going on,
and a lot of different pieces that all work together to pull this off.
All right, guys, thank you so much for being here.
Fifth year in Anoka. Hell, yeah. It's going to be a good show tonight.
Put on a good show, you know? This one's going to be a fun one.
Make sure you know where you're going. Hit your cues.
All right, let's have some fun, guys.
We got about an inch of rain last night,
and just a ton of hail.
Obviously, mud and steel ramps don't work very well.
Just kinda waiting for this stuff to dry.
At least we have a beautiful day,
and shouldn't take too long for this to dry,
so just the setup is going to be real rushed,
and I'm gonna make sure my interns and my setup crew are on it today.
How's it going, crew?
-Hey, you made it. -Yeah, why?
-What's happening, Bart Man? -Bruh?
-Yeah, buddy, how's it going? -I love the shirts, man.
Hell, yeah. Look good, huh?
How are you doing, Bri?
-Excited for a big day? -Huge day.
Hell, yeah.
Seeing the bleachers right now...
I mean, that place is just going to be packed.
-Yeah, this is going to be fun. -So packed.
Let's go meet our interns.
How's it going, man? This is our new intern, Jake.
He's from Phoenix, Arizona.
And he has just started riding with us, like, two days ago.
So we're excited to bring him on the tour and see what he can do.
And hopefully, he takes my job,
so I can just be the one calling the shows from now on.
Excited to be here.
This guy, John Langaas, is our second year intern.
Gabriel is my... He's my number one moto guy.
Like, he's frickin' awesome to ride, so, super pumped to have these guys here.
I'm gonna put you to work in, like, two minutes,
getting these ramps up. I hope you got some sleep last night.
-Yeah.
On tour, you know, being the youngest guy out here,
I guess, it kind of feels like you're at a family Christmas party,
and you're at the big adult table,
and you think it's really cool, but then you get there,
and they talking about all this stuff you have no idea,
so you just kinda smile and nod.
But I can't believe it's true that
I'm actually riding at the ATV Big Air Tour.
Why don't we start getting everything ready to load out?
I'll hop in the skid, pull everything out.
Get the wings unloaded. We'll try and make this as quick and easy as possible.
On days like this, we've been riding for so long,
I don't even get nervous riding anymore,
'cause I don't have time to get nervous anymore,
'cause there's so much other crap to deal with first.
Yeah, let's just kink it just a little bit.
Are they both measured out the same?
Grice, is there anything in your van that's got to stay on the floor?
The more props like that will look cool.
I think we're as set as we're gonna be.
Now we're probably going to gear up and hit all the ramps for all the boys,
and make sure that they're confident of hitting this airbag. It's brand new.
Man, nothing like adding a little bit more anxiety to a show
that's already doing a scary occupation, but that's what I do.
I put guys in scary situations and they're all right.
I mean, it's made of air. What can go wrong, really?
Let's start clearing the show floor.
I'm gonna have these guys start practicing.
So, from now on, everybody's off the show floor.
-- Did you have fun out there? -- Yeah.
You're gonna be back at seven o'clock?
-I don't know. -Oh, we're gonna jump that big thing.
That guy's gonna backflip his motorcycle.
We're gonna be jumping side-by-side,
jumping real close. It's gonna get pretty crazy.
It feels good to get the first jumps out of the way.
Obviously, that's just kind of the most stressful part of the job.
That very first one, 'cause if you come up long or short,
it's either gonna hurt, or, you know, or go really well. So, so far so good.
I hope you don't use a whole lot of that,
'cause of my bald spot.
-I'm using that.
-Yeah.
This is how I get my crew to not annoy me during show time.
-It's like, "Just read what's in front of you."
Yeah, all the athletes have the entire show format
right in front of them, the entire show.
You mess that up, oh, man!
It's a big show. I mean, 90 minutes.
It's a long show, you know?
There's a lot going on and a lot of different pieces
that all work together to pull this off.
So, I'm gonna put the Caliber Truck back on the floor,
'cause we're gonna leave that...
-We need it to bring all the merch and stuff. -Oh, okay.
-So use that? -That's how I'm doing it.
And then, the whole show, just tell everybody
you can come down on our General Admission VIP Access show floor.
If you want to hear how loud these things are, like, shooting back in your face,
that's where the gearheads will go, you know?
As long as we keep Colten under control,
and we don't have him flying this way at the razor,
-like, there's no problem having it here. -Yeah.
It's packed. I mean, that whole side.
I mean...
A lot of people out there.
Big night for sure.
-Let's do this. -Let's do this, man.
Don't worry about your cues and stuff.
When you get around the corner, we'll just point to you.
-Yeah. -Yeah.
You'll be sweet.
I've been following the Guetter brothers for...
since the early Huevosdays,
and just been so influenced by them,
so it's pretty unreal to be here right now.
Probably one of the most amazing experiences of my life.
Don't stress about it. Don't even look.
I don't know if you have one of the sheets. Don't even look at that.
We'll just sit there at the end, and then, we'll just go,
"Get going, damn it!"
-Stop.
Yeah, stop. When I tell you to stop, stop,
because Adam almost jumped into some guys.
We gotta stop!
It's an airbag. They would just bounce off. It's fine.
-That's what I'm talkin' about.
Never in my life did I think I would get to ride and meet
the people that influenced me growing up.
Um, it's just unreal.
And today is his first show ever.
Joining us all the way from Phoenix, Arizona,
ladies and gentlemen, make some noise for Jake, the intern!
So, when you're with Daddy,
and you're both gonna walk out and he's just gonna hold you, okay?
You're gonna wave to the crowd. Can you show me your wave?
Yeah, you wave to everybody in the crowd, okay,
'cause they're gonna be waving at you,
saying "Go, Lani!"
Wave at everybody.
With his little daughter, Lanah...
Yeah, buddy.
Some days, I wake up, just like, "How the hell did I get into doing this?"
And I'm 16 years deep into this already,
but then you have stuff like this where it's, like,
totally brings you back to, "This is why I started riding, having fun."
Crazy that I get to call this my income and my living,
so, it just is a lot of fun.
There's two-time Guinness Book of World Records holder right there.
Right here at Anoka County Fair...
Jon Guetter!
Make some noise for Adam Thene.
-Colten Moore!
That's right. Here's three time...
-... X-Games gold medalist... -Let's do this.
...right here at Anoka County Fair.
Derek Guetter is first.
Huge extension right there.
We are the ATV Big Air Tour.
Thank you guys so much.
You couldn't end that night any better than that.
My brother Jon flipped. He hasn't done that.
He hasn't flipped in over a year, and he just...
I can tell when he's winding up for it, he's gonna go for it.
Oh, man! Hell, yeah. That is so much fun. I love doing this.
Let me sign that for ya. Were you closing your eyes the whole time?
No?
That was a great show. Everyone was pumped,
and we're gonna hire 'em back for next year, so that's always the goal.
Time for some beers. Thank you guys for busting your asses today.
-A round of applause for Derek Guetter.
All right. Let's have some fun. Thanks, guys.
-- How's it going, man? -- Ah, dude, another day.
Oh, yeah, good to see you again.
-How's it going? -Pumped for today?
I'm stoked, you know?
You get to see our whole program here. It's absolutely amazing.
Amazing complex.
And, you know, the boys are talented,
so I think you'll get to see some good riding.
It's kinda cool, like, us old guys,
like, I'm still riding, making movies.
You're still riding. It's pretty cool that we get to do this.
I'm 30 years old now, and back then I thought
-30 was old. -Yeah.
I still feel young,
but it's a lot different now.
-It's a job for me. -Yeah.
Back then, it was all fun, and Dad paid for everything.
Now it's making sure I do good to...
-Make that paycheck. - Yeah.
One of the problems you have as quad riders,
most of the motorcycle tracks don't like quads riding on their track.
So we actually came out to buy land
to put a track in our backyard,
so the boys could advance themselves.
As they've gotten a little bit older,
we've had to, kind of, build the facility
for them to exercise,
to bring in a mechanic.
I always knew we had an advantage,
because I had two boys that rode against each other,
and practiced with each other.
So, we didn't have to wait for somebody else to show up.
But now what we're trying to do is
get people that are better than them to show up
and try to push them to go to the next step.
This whole sport has brought us a lot of interesting experiences,
but what I do feel like it has taught our family
is how to support each other,
how to work as a team,
don't lose sight of what you're doing and why you're doing it.
You've probably... You've known Thomas for a long time.
Like, what do you admire about Thomas,
and what has he brought to you guys' program, of like...
just stepping it up?
Do we get to ride with Thomas, or does Thomas get to ride with us?
A weird haircut and shave. That's what.
-Dude, I swear to God... -Whoa!
You're gonna have problems.
We'll do our workout and then we'll hit the tracks
shortly after that.
First movie I'd ever seen wasFallout 1,
and I've watched every single one after that,
and got to meet all the guys,
and now I got the opportunity to ride with them,
and here we are in 2020, and we're filming out here at my place.
I found this little canyon. I started riding around here,
and I kind of got bored with it
after a couple of years, and I was like, man, I just started shoveling,
and pretty soon, it turned into this.
I don't think I can make it any bigger than what it is.
There's never been a tractor, or anything right here.
This was all just pretty much just me shoveling
for thousands of hours.
Right when I get up to the top of the jump, right before I leave the dirt,
I basically just try to lean my upper body to the left.
By the time I lean out the other way to bring it back,
I kind of have to tilt it to bring it back,
but I just started doing it more and more.
Once I got comfortable, I started doing it more aggressively,
and then bringing it back is pretty much the easy part.
Just trying to set it up off the jump the first time to get it right.
Man, that was awesome.
That's crazy. You built that all by hand.
The bone stocker sending the big one.
Now, I'm just happy that I got to ride... It's rideable right now.
It's really rare to ride in the evenings out here.
-Yeah. -It's so windy, so...
It's a perfect day.
-- What do you think, guys? -- Looks good.
Man, me and Parker were just out a bit before.
It's perfect right here.
So, really, the best thing about this place is the winter riding.
It's just great knowing that there's snow on the ground outside,
and we'll always have a place to ride indoors.
I'm pumped, 'cause this place has been home for me,
and this has really got your foot in the door for a lot of things.
Yeah, I used to spend all my... I mean, it wasn't free time,
I was going to college about an hour away,
and every chance I got, I would come here and I'd ride,
'cause I was still racing dirt bikes, and I would film too.
It's kinda what launched me into the professional Supercross world.
Pretty cool being here and to see banners on the wall.
And it's like, "Wow, I've been to Stuart's house,
I've been to Carmichael's and all these guys."
If you would have told me that ten years ago, I wouldn't believe it.
I think it's going to be like an all-time shoot.
Ready to recreate some magic here.
Yeah, this place has kinda been home for us.
We got some pretty cool machines out here for this trip.
I got my custom-built DS 450,
with a 250R motor in it.
Derek also has his 250R out here.
Maybe we're gonna let Parker run it.
He hasn't rode a two-stroke in quite some time,
so, it should be pretty interesting to see
if he can actually rev that thing,
because we all know that he can hit the rev-limiter on a four-stroke.
So, it'll be pretty interesting to see how he looks on a 250.
Hey, we got a fast guy with us,
so he's gonna make us all look slow,
so you got your work cut out for you today.
First one here, fresh tracks.
The early bird gets the worm.
Well, I brought my 250R if you want to give it a go.
This thing pulls about as hard as my 450,
I would say, 'cause it's so light.
There you go.
I like hearing all that. I built a good machine, huh?
Finally somebody who knows how to ride it well, so...
-Yeah, thanks for letting me ride it. -But, hey, man,
you're stretching out on Instagram,
and I haven't seen this thing bouncing off the rev-limiter.
I'm Daryl Rath, owner of Rath Racing.
We're here today. We're gonna get together and do some riding.
That's what we go in the Midwest
in the middle of the winter to make that winter shorter.
Raw ice is the best. The fastest we can go is with a quality track.
With studs, the clearer the ice is, the better it is for us for traction.
The bikes actually have a lot more traction
during the winter than they do during the summer.
I think, probably, one of my favorite parts about it
is how fast you can get going.
It's not something you'd expect on ice, but when you put those studs in the tires,
you know, you have more traction that you would on dirt.
You're just hooked up and you're just hauling the whole time.
Oh, the studs are wicked.
It feels like you're on asphalt, the whole time you're on the lake.
You just hook up everywhere, and just way more power. You're just flying around.
It's pretty fun riding with Adam.
We like to give him a bunch of crap, 'cause he's Adam,
and he's on his big 850, which fits his style a little more.
And, yeah, it's just funny seeing a guy his size ride that thing.
He looks like he fits on it better he does on his 450.
So we're about to head to a river, do some riding.
It's super fun. It snakes around.
You just hold her wide open for pretty much as long as you want.
We gotta watch out for some holes with some open current in there,
but other than that, it's smooth sailing.
This is kind of a vacation for all us Minnesota boys.
You know, back home it's cold, down here it's 60-something degrees,
so it's more about just hanging out,
having a campfire. It's after harvest, it's after show season.
It's kind of just a relaxing time,
and if we find some jumps, so be it.
You know, you could be going over a dune and you just kind of look at it,
and you're like, "Whoa, is this a jump?"
Well, we've got to try it.
So sometimes they have, like, good lips.
Sometimes they don't.
Hard to judge your speed when you're going off like a,
fifty foot face.
It's completely different.
It's really hard to explain, you know, like, uh, you gotta use momentum.
Momentum is definitely your friend.
It's pretty cool seeing Nick Rogers and John Langaas come out
for the first time and ride some sand.
You know, sand, you think it's soft,
but it could actually ruin your day real quick.
The young dudes, it's kind of cool to watch them progress
and, like, they're real good.
I mean, obviously, you could tell how good they ride because
they don't take long and they're catching on.
There it is.
I mean, I think it's pretty impressive for a man aged 63
pounding these sands out here.
-You know, it's something. -63, huh, 63?
Well today, I think we've discovered Butters Unicorn.
About a month ago, I messaged this guy on Instagram.
This place is called Forever ATC museum, and it just looked insane.
So, I just sent him a message and asked if we can come film it.
He invited us out. So we're going to check it out today,
And, uh, this is gonna be really, really cool.
My father was a dairy farmer.
And when I graduated from high school,
we were getting out of the dairy business and I didn't have a job.
So me, him and my brother, we started logging.
Now we've got four to five logging crews going all the time.
We got equipment dealership, we sell Tigercat equipment.
We've got a trucking company.
And we also farm.
Right now four of my brothers, we work together.
Both of our sons work with us.
My dad, uh, uncle own it.
Me and all my cousins and brother, all work
for them in the woods. My one brother is a little hard to get along with.
Dad went a little crazy couple of years ago
when he said he was going to buy some three wheelers.
'cause he used to drive three wheelers
when he was a kid. He got quite a collection now.
He said, "I'm gonna start collecting three wheelers."
Two weeks later, there was a 200X
a 350X and a 250R.
Junk, absolute junk and the next time I come to his house,
two weeks later, I think it was 15 bikes there.
It's kind of been a non-stop go since then.
Here we are.
What?
-What do you think? -This is nuts, man.
I've never seen 300, like mint OEM factory machines.
This is crazy!
I ended up telling my wife I was going to buy me
every three wheeler I ever wanted.
This is what it turned into.
First, you could ride every bike you got.
But now, he won't let you ride any of them.
Let's go check this out man.
This is cool. What's up over here on the podium?
That's the best bike of all time.
The Honda 350X. That's the one I love.
That's awesome.
And this row? What is this stuff?
-This is some BVC. -Whoo!
They started building converted dirt bikes to trikes.
-Alta. All electric. -All electric trikes.
So I'm going to bet this is probably the only one in the world?
-It's the only one I've seen. -So Bill did all of these, right? BVC?
It's so cool because his kit, like, this looks like a factory machine.
And what, what is this?
This is Doug Gust.
First four stroke to win a national championship.
That is awesome you got that here.
If you guys remember, Doug Gust from Butter one?
This is one of his championship machines.
That it's so cool that you got that here.
I ended up in Australia.
I found these two '88 SuperReds.
I never thought I would, but that was...
-Heck yeah. -...something to find.
So these, these are super rare.
They are the rarest.
This was the best find that I've ever found. A pair of '88s
that everybody says don't exist.
See, this is mine.
Just give me this row right here.
This has been my entire life of getting into four wheelers
is because of these machines.
So, we got here some PP shocks.
There is one of my... one of my favorite sponsors of my life.
You actually got Rath on here, too.
-Rath was actually my very first sponsor. -Oh, yeah?
You've taken it to the next level.
I've never seen anybody done this before.
So you're gonna have this open for the public,
for people to check this out.
Yeah, that's what I'm working on.
Wow.
I got one last thing to show.
I saved the best for last.
-What do we have here? -We got a BVC, Honda CRF 450R.
This thing's beautiful.
So what's the... what's the story here?
Well, we built this for you.
You built this one for me?
-I built this one for you. -What does that mean?
Take it on the tour and when you're finished
next year, we'll put it back in the museum.
You're giving me a trike to ride?
This is, this is insane.
I've seen these on the Internet.
Obviously, they're all over the museum.
But you went above and beyond man.
I didn't have... Wow.
This is going to be a lot of, this is going to be cool.
Dude.
What happened?
-I overshot the berm.
That's one of the coolest things I've ever ridden. At the same time,
that's one of the scariest things I've ever ridden.
Oh my gosh. I was like,
"Oh, my God, they're going to be so pissed."
I got up and it was on its wheels.
All right, we're good. If it was lying upside down,
I'd be like, "Ooh."
I don't know how guys did this in the '80s, like,
racing these things, on those old ones.
I give you guys props because this thing's gnarly.
Growing up as a kid.
you know, you always wanted to have a motocross track.
This was a bucket list item.
I remember pulling up to the property.
The house was in the background,
the gate was there and I told the realtor,
I said, "If the house is mediocre, this is it."
And come to find out, the house is great,
bought the property and it's been history ever since.
During the week, I'm a Merrill Lynch financial advisor.
You know, I work very hard, I take great pride
in the work I do with that. Come weekends,
whether it's a race weekend or not,
I've got to do something
that really is driven around the idea of racing.
I think the biggest thing at 48 years old is,
I have to take that extra step
because I'm competing against guys
who you are half my age or even younger.
You know, you look at the guy, doesn't look his age at all,
he's taken good care of himself.
So that gives him a good reason to go out and do young guy things,
and it's cool that he's still clicking off laps.
There's no track out there that has this amount of elevation.
It's insane what we have here.
To be able to come out here and show you guys
how the XC guys can still jump the jumps.
It might not look as cool, but it definitely makes for good footage.
Basically, how it's set up is, you can ride the motocross track.
There's a certain point in the track
where you can exit, head into the woods and for us,
we've done... where we've done,
a couple of two hour motos.
Great way to train
and uh, it's right here at the property.
Most people go out there and ride,
but if you want to go out there
and race for two hours, it's a totally different thing.
Like, the track changes so much from the first lap, to the last lap.
Those little split seconds
that you don't make mistakes is huge
because it is a two hour long race,
so you just have to push the entire time.
If you can hold the pace for the first lap,
about thirty minutes a lap
you know, that's great. But after that, you know,
you have to be able to go the full length of the race.
instead of being able to go, you know, just one sprint.
You know, if you can sprint the last lap, then you're doing well.
You always know there's a whole other story behind the story.
To see them together is just awesome.
That's never happened before.
He's throwing a whip and I want to throw one bigger than he does.
It's not my goal to beat him. It's my goal to just ride with him
and do the split lines and whips.
But there comes a point where I could hear him
getting on the gas and like, "This dude is just getting it right now."
So, as soon as he did that, it's like game on.
At the races, we're so cutthroat,
like, we just want to whoop each other, you know.
It's good to step away from the, you know, the job and come out here
and just have some fun and throw it down together.
My name's Bill.
Uh, grew up in Iowa, moved out to Colorado
in '85 with family, bought this lot.
Built the house. Never thought I'd ever have
anything like this in my backyard, that's for sure.
I'm Blue Cory.
We're down here at Cory's 40, Penrose, Colorado,
During while we were building the house,
and we were doing the foundation,
we had a big pile of dirt.
So, what we decided to do, make a landing.
My dad is the number one reason for it.
There was no permission needed to be asked.
He lets me do whatever I want out here.
The first time when I met, uh, Blue and Bill,
I was 14 years old.
I came out here and they had these ramps set up.
And Blue is the only person that ever hit this ramp.
I think it was, like, 70 foot or something like that.
It was the biggest gap out here
and I came out here and just hit it right away.
Yeah, Blue was really impressed and blown away.
And then ever since then, we've been good friends.
I started riding the ATV Big Air Tour for Derek Guetter.
He saw some footage from my spot
and he's like, "Man, we gotta film there.
"That place is awesome."
And I started building up jumps here
and invited everybody out.
These are those kind of jumps that you're going as fast as your machine goes
and you're still not sure if you're gonna make it.
What do you think of all these jumps here?
They're massive. They are way bigger in person than on video.
Yeah, buddy!
I just OJed it. Like, literally.
If you can get to four before that double, you'll be fine.
Yeah, buddy!
Oh, that's so much fun!
Hell yeah, dude! That was so sick!
Yeah, buddy!
When we came here, we didn't know what to expect.
They're a lot bigger than we thought.
Never thought I'd ever do something like this.
Yeah man, it's insane watching these quads hit this big jump.
You know, I, uh, built this thing, and I didn't even think the quads would hit it.
And they came out, jumped it right away and they're not only jumping it,
but they're doing freestyle tricks over it, so it's a pretty intense jump.
Yeah!
Oh, man.
Crazy. I think they're all crazy.
This is why I keep doing this for 17 years.
-I'm not ready to give this up. -No, hell no.
Everywhere we go, I get to meet cool guys
like you guys. Like, it's so fun.
Yeah.
Man, it's like I ain't giving this up for nothing.
-I can't do it.
I can't be serious with you.
Sweet.
So we're here at Big Air Fest.
We're fortunate to be able to put this on
and just to have something fun here,
-in El Paso, for my little hometown. -This event,
we are kind of responsible for
absolutely everything and everything is on us,
and it's on our reputation.
And so we are trying to think of things
that we've never thought of before.
So we really want to just make this
into a community event where everybody gets to have fun.
You know, all these kids here just gets to see just
the cool stuff that we've done and and this is
a really like, kind of unorthodox career path
that we've taken and just dedication and commitment is
-what made it happen. -We kind of go to places
all around the country and we're performing
in front of people that you've never met before.
And that is a pretty euphoric feeling,
just to see the impact that you're having on these people.
But tonight, to be able to look out
and see all the people in the crowd
that you actually recognize,
it gives me goose bumps just thinking about it.
It's just nice to see the community
come together for something like this.
And this is just gonna grow and grow.
Keep everybody around for a nice,
nice hometown celebration.
We haven't had a good one for that for years.
Here's my Adam Thene, this is my cliffhanger.
Bah!
Oh, pulls it!
All right. It's all you guys.
-Sorry.
I just got to get in the session.
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I'm using that.
There's a bug on your arm.
A big one.
Sketchy.
That's botched.
The sand is fun.
It's the trip part,
that's the funnest. I just like the trip, the morale.
But what do you like about it?
None of it.
Every trip.
Always got an issue.
It's always the Yamaha.
Derek, get her here. Giving you, uh...
You got something in front of your... these little things
in front of the lens. Does it matter?
What's it like for a pregnant mama being in the sand dunes?
Pregnant? What?
-Oh, good. -Did you just find out?
Yeah.
Congratulations.
Yeah, I mean, doing this for 17 years, I've been under
a lot of pressure, and as you can see,
it's done a number to my hairline.
To be hon... Um, sorry.
What did you say?
What do people call you?
-Gutter? -Guetter.
-Getter? -Yeah, I just get rid of U.
-It's Guetter. -Yeah, we're here.
Damn it!
If this was live, it would suck.
I believe I'd have walked on out.
I definitely think I did better than that Derek Guy.
Far as jumping it.
I for sure think I did that better.
My cornering was better, I for sure looked better.
More style.
Is there anything else I'm missing?
That's what I'm talking about.
Wow. Wow!
Wow! Wow!
Wow! Wow! Wow!
Wow! Wow! Wow! Wow!
Wow! Wow!
Wow! Well Oh, wow!
Wow! Wow!
Wow.