 I think she was just in music. Yeah, we're gonna have music. My phone's going on sidelines. So let's y'all... Which camera are we looking at? We have people already on here. What are we doing? Say hi guys. Hello! Hello! Hello! Hello! Is it me or another woman? No. No. Afternoon everyone! On this beautiful, is it Tuesday? It is Tuesday. On this beautiful Tuesday. Kyle's a bit tired because he's been up since one o'clock doing a coronavirus cleanup. And I'm tired just because I'm tired. But you did not ride your bike into work today, so you don't have an excuse to be tired. That's true. I didn't ride my bike to work today. I'm on a 17 mile ride today. Oh my gosh. So we're gonna answer some of your top questions. Yes. And a lot of people have the same questions, so I hope this satisfies a lot of curiosity. Satisfaction is what we aim to be. Yeah. So have you ever found something at a scene that you had to stop and contact the police? I personally have not. I have... Whatever. I have not, but I've had to contact the client who was not on scene to come pick up weapons and things like that. I found the knife used in a homicide underneath a mattress at a hotel that the police missed. Oh my God. So I had to call them back to come get that. But I didn't embarrass them. I didn't make a big deal out of it. So that actually answers question one and two because the second question is have you ever found something at a scene that cops had missed? Yes. Oh, I've got a good one too. Way to dump the gun. No. I got another one that the police missed. So we were cleaning up a meth lab on the east side of Florida. The city that shall remain nameless. And we were up in the attic and removing all of the insulation. And we found suitcases of meth and meth making material. Did you sell it? No. I did not. I did not. It was a lot though. It's like how did you miss that? You didn't even look. Yeah. They were just like done. Yeah. We know what they did. We know what they did. We're out. We're out. So if it was suitcases of cash though, I would not be talking about it right now. No, we're sitting here at this point. Wow. Just saying. Anyway, dirty money, dirty money. Has anything spooky ever happened either at a scene, something followed you home or something following you home afterwards? No. I don't believe in any of that. Okay. So I only had one really spooky thing happen. And I was bashed in the head with a door. Literally. Oh. I have no idea. Nobody. Nobody knows. Like somebody hit you in the head with a door? Like the door literally came down and slammed me in the head. That was Jesus telling you he's angry at you. It's probably because I tried on a dead lady's coat. It might have been because you totally ruined her life by doing that. But on that job, I walked around with an egg on the back of my head. An egg? Yeah. The whole crew saw it. We were all standing in the room. It was really creepy. So I like to call that karma. That's what it was. That's what it was because I never wore a fur coat. And he put on a dead lady's fur coat and she bashed him in the head for doing it. And that is the only reason. You know what? I did not know that story. You didn't? I actually got yelled at in the office because somebody who shall remain nameless went and told she shed that I got hit in the head with a door randomly by a ghost. Well, I didn't realize that... I knew you wore the coat, but I didn't realize that the dead lady smacked you in the head with a door. Yeah. So anyway, we're going to move on. We're going to move on. Moving on. What's the hardest emotional scene you've ever had to work? It's got to be a suicide for me. Ooh. One particular? Yeah, one particular. Definitely where... it was actually up the road from your house. And we have giggles going on in the background. Did you just tune in and said who's the sexiest franchisee? Kyle! Oh wait, Laura. You're not a franchisee, Kyle. I know. So it happened up the road from your house. It was right after New Year's and the daughter had just put her father down for a nap and she went to go lay down to get some rest and he shot himself with her in the next room. He wanted a longer nap, okay? OMG. Wow. He didn't want to be woken up by your ass. No, he was terminally ill and he didn't want her to watch him suffer. And she cried on my shoulder for four hours. That happened a lot. And that drained everything from me. I think the one that bothered me the most was a lady that was living in Pasco County. Her adult kids live in Michigan. She died and decomposed. Nobody found her for like a month and he called us from Michigan to hire us and he said throw everything away. I don't want anything. Don't you want to look at some stuff? Aren't you coming down for the funeral? He goes, no, we're going to cremate her. Yeah. You could see how lonely this poor lady was and I just couldn't throw her stuff away so I donated it. Jesus. We've had that several times though. Those take tolls. That was like 14 years ago and I still remember it like it's yesterday. Those kinds of jobs take a toll on us. Alright, we have to behave. What is the funniest thing you found other than adult novelties when cleaning a whorehouse? Bongs and weed. Yeah, I would say that's about the funniest because most of them have really, really cool things. Or a fist. I found out on a bio. A giant rubber fist in the back of a truck. I'm trying to think, I found some cool shit. Oh, a mummified cat? Oh, that's not funny though. No, but it's great. Oh, what about flesh eating bugs? Oh, the flesh eating bugs, but those aren't funny either. No, but I mean funny is kind of hard in this line. Hard? Yeah. We say funny, we say not. Pretty much, pretty much. So what was the worst thing that you found? The flesh eating bugs? The worst thing? I couldn't even imagine. The scary worst thing? Probably the flesh eating bugs. And I have to say on a bio clean, the craziest thing that I found was the rubber fist. And that was on a heroin overdose in a rental car. So it was absolutely crazy. It came back to the office and then disappeared. I don't know where it went. I have no idea what happened to it. I don't know. I don't whistle while I walk. He whistles when he walks. The worst type of job to clean up? Mold, 100%. Math, 101%. I don't know, math is pretty legit. Super kind of, it's kind of super easy. No, it's not. Mentally, but physically. Physically, it's an eight hour crossfit workout. Yes, mold. Every day for four days. Mold, on the other hand, is a mental fuck. Mold is easy. Never, I think. Easy. What else? What was the hardest emotional? We already did that. What do you do with small human remains that aren't picked up by the mortician? We collect them in jars. No, we don't. We put them in the red bag and they get autoclaved. You don't know what an autoclave is. It is, it looks like a submarine and it's a giant microwave. Incineration. No, it's autoclave. Was the scene ever so bad that you threw up? Yes. One scene. And it was, I was cleaning a boat. I love how he just says, I was just cleaning a boat. I was just cleaning a boat. It was a suicide. Actually, keep going. In the middle of the woods. In Key West. In Key West, he was there for 11 days. They found the boat floating in the water. A shotgun suicide. And we cleaned everything on top. And I called the client and he's like, well did you check the bilge? And Kyle's like, what's the bilge? I had no idea what it was. I had to figure out what the bilge was and how to unplug it. And when I unplugged it, I was good. I was good. Up until it had gotten clogged, I had to take a stick and unclog it and it was a lump of skin. And I blew my chunks. I wish I was there to not only film that, but to make fun of him. So there was one time I went to a decomp. Once again, Pasco County. And the fire department was still there. And the property manager was like, aren't you going to wear a mask when you go in there? The firemen are running outside puking. And I'm like, no. I'm going to go in and I'm going to assess the odor. And I went in and it was bad, but it wasn't that bad. And all these firemen were running out puking. Literally puking. And I was like... Woman of the year. Yeah, totally. What's worst, sound or smell? Smell. 100%. I think they're referring to the crunchy scalp. Oh. Oh. Sight, smell, sound. I say smell for me. I don't know. I don't think any of it really bothers me. Sight? No. Most of the time, most of the time I walk in, I'm like, oh, you guys don't need your respirators. We're good to go. And everybody walks in and they're like, what are you talking about? Yeah, you get used to it as time goes by. So you do get used to it. How do you deal with the smell? Respirators. Vix paper rope. Yeah. I very rarely use the Vix though. The respirator is on point. The respirator is rock. Yeah, 100%. They're really good. Let's see. What's next? Most important lesson you have learned from the job. Most important lesson. Not a lot of families give a show. Trust but verify. That's my lesson. Don't verify. You can't trust family after that. All right, what's next? Will you be expanding soon? This question is from a person in Colorado. Ironically, yes. We have locations coming from Athens, Georgia. Two in Denver area. And one in Los Angeles. And several more are potentially coming soon. This one's good for you. Okay. You're using the bathroom hard with this suit on? I highly recommend a weenus if you are... It's called a she-wee. A she-wee or a weenus if you are female. But no. It's like just take off your suit, drop your jars, go in the bucket, go outside, do whatever you need to do. It's kind of like wearing a onesie, right? Yeah, it's like a onesie. Hi everybody, knowing the live, because I've seen a lot of comments about it. We're reading comments first that we have prepped and then we're going to go and I'm writing down all the ones that you guys are asking. So we will get to the questions you guys are asking. We're almost done, we have like two more to go. How's Benji doing? Benji is doing amazing. Benji just got a bougie bed. He looks like a freaking king on a pedestal. Yeah, he's better than a pedestal. Benji's awesome. Maybe we can get Benji to come in for a live cameo. How do you feel about the coronavirus? Sick. Sick of it. How do I feel about it? It's great for business, not so good for socializing. I'm sick of it, I just want to go out to eat. You can go out to eat now dumbass. They opened it last week. But not like normal. Yeah, normally. They like skipping tables. Oh god, so you want to sit close to somebody at a table? Yeah. Then I get 14 days off. I'm not worried about it, I think the virus should just take its toll and survival of this. Yeah, it's a little nerve wracking. Alright, what questions you got? Let's do this. Okay. So some of the ones that we're asking, we did cover in that. Okay. Somebody specifically was asking if somebody died of HIV, how would you treat the drop differently? Yeah, so HIV dies immediately without a host, so we can't live outside the body. We don't treat it any differently. Our fear is actually more hepatitis than HIV by far. Hepatitis can live outside the body for up to three weeks. So somebody was asking about the office pets we have Sammy in here currently. If you guys didn't hear her, see her pop in. Then you can make a cameo. You can catch him. He's spunky as hell. Why did you want to start this career? I was tired of being poor at the time and I hated living in the Midwest and wanted to get out of the Midwest and this was something that I looked into that I thought I could really scale. This is why I started the company. What about you princess? I got tired of living in the everyday monotony like the same thing every day. Wake up, go to work, do the same fucking thing, go home, go to bed. Every single day is different. I could be getting ready to go home at 4 o'clock in the afternoon and I get a job that's going to take me until 10 o'clock that night or into another state. I never know what's going to pop up in the next even five minutes so not one day is normal. I don't have any normal say in my life. That's for sure. Do we ever find money on the job? All the time. Yes, all the time. I found $25,000 on a job with Doug. We got about a review. $15,000. I found $20,000 on a hoard on the east coast of Florida and they used that money to pay us for the cleanup and then had plenty left over. Somebody asked where's Fiona? She's still here but she's working her other job. She is also another type of superhero. She is a surgical tech for mothic cancer. She saves lives every day. But we're having a party for Memorial Day so you will see for that. I have somebody I'm sorry if I mispronounce your name, Kailin Buckley. She wanted a special shout out. She said, I've been looking into franchising in Arizona. Bring it. We're dying to have a franchisee in Arizona that's a great market. Have you ever cried on a job? On a job? No. After a job? A few times. Have you ever declined or refused a job? Never. Nor will we ever as long as I have a heartbeat. We'll show up for at least the first time. As long as I'm still the CEO we are never returning down to a job. Be like, nah we don't like that one. Somebody was asked that they had seen all of our episodes on YouTube and they wanted to know more. Every week? Every week. Someone wants you to explain trust but verify. Trust but verify. In other words, give people the benefit of the doubt but verify behind it. You guys the host of meet and greet. Let's do it. Now that the breweries open let's do it. The brewery? You want to get me sloshed and meet everybody? We'll schedule something for Tampa Peeps. Not just Tampa Peeps. We'll say Peter. Everybody. We should do that. Do we have two lives coming up? Yes. You're so smart. That's really cool. Have you ever had somebody pretend to be dead so that you clean their house? Yeah. I'm sure it's going to happen now though. Yeah. Laying on ice. Not into it. Have you ever been affected by a personal experience when you go to a job? I thought I was going to. I don't have any personal experiences. So. I had a family friend overdose in a storage unit and the next day we got to call for the storage unit. Right. And I had a slight panic attack and found out that I could do the job because it wasn't a family friend. Are you looking to franchise in Oregon? Yes. I just happen to be a huge fan of Portland, Oregon. I mentioned that. I freaking love that city. I love, love, love that city too. So whoever buys Portland, Oregon will get me as your coach personally. Can I be your secretary? You can be my bitch. Do you guys have crazy dreams? Yes. Oh, no, that's just living. No, not really. I don't rarely remember my dreams. There's one reoccurring dream that I have all the time that I can't talk about it. Does that ever come true? No, I hope it comes true. Oh, okay. So I want to know if you franchise in Canada or would you open one in Canada as opposed to a new international franchise? Yeah, we're not registered yet in Canada but we are going to be doing that. I would say in the next probably two years we will be ready to do that in Canada. Once again, I will be your personal coach for Canada. I'll be her personal bitch. Have you ever like gone to a job and then wanted to quit your job? Oh my god, yes. There was one job in particular though the fucking house she bought. Yeah, pet cemetery I quit. And then I was reminded I couldn't quit. And then this reoccurring job from Hal that I go on for the last six months I actually have debated murdering somebody or quitting. But I think murdering somebody is easier. Yeah. What type of education do you guys need for BioClean? None. Yeah, that's smart. Common sense. Which apparently is not very common. I was going to say we used to say yeah and then I got monkeys and we found that you can't even treat monkeys sometimes. Yeah. So, there's Tammy. She wanted to leave and then she came back. Um let's see where was I at? How many dead animals have you seen? Oh, a lot. In my life or in work? I would assume. I've seen more than people that I have with animals. Oh yeah, 100%. I'm going to keep the problem. Agreed. Uh, you know, what like a status update on the pet cemetery house? Yeah, pet cemetery house was just rented. And yeah. And the new tenants move in June 1st. We just dropped keys off the other guy. Yup, it looks beautiful. It's a new remodel. What information is given to you regarding each case? Uh, it's just selected at that point. Um, whatever, whatever the client decides to share, they never, we We never ask. We never ask. They always offer. So, unfortunately sometimes we go into the job knowing exactly what happened. But Big Booty Judy here is very, very nosy. She tries to get it up in everybody's business. Yeah. Even when we get calls and I try to get an explanation just so we kind of have an idea of what's going on with the job scene. If it's a landlord, the landlord's usually like I have no idea just complain this for them. But if it's a family member, normally they'll go into a little bit of detail with me. What happens to bio hazards and stuff and you guys goes in the red bag and then it gets autoclave. Do you want to say what most people don't know? It looks like a submarine, Google it and it's a giant microwave. It heats it to, I think it's 275 degrees. And, um, then it's considered sterilized and then it goes to a landfill near you. So, if medical students are I don't know, practicing on a brain and they're done with it and they put it in the red bag, it goes into the microwave and it comes out still of the brain. And goes into a landfill near you. We need to do a field trip to the body farm. Oh, yes. Totally. Let's stuff that up. Bring our camera crew. Yes. It's so fun. You're welcome. I went to college there so I should definitely There's a body farm here in Tampa. It's not as good. I should get front line because I went to the University of Tennessee We're getting distracted. I'm like, Disney, you fucking pay to play right there. Um, how many days does it take to film for one episode? Um, this might be a question for us more from behind the camera. Yeah, so turn the cameras around. But, uh, we usually film a full day with the text when they do the jobs where they're the whole time and then afterwards it takes us sometimes to edit it a little bit. Not that long. Yeah, that's why the episodes come out so late. I'm just kidding. Oh my god, I'm just kidding. Yeah. We're not really taking seasons, you know. So yeah, there's that answer. Describe the smell of death. Dead chicken. Like rotting chicken. Fuck no. Rotten eggs inside a dumpster in the sun with piss and shit on top of it in the dumpster. Or rotten chicken. I wish someone could use it to say. Has anybody ever left chicken, like, chicken cuts in their trash can for like three years? I mean, I eat expired cottage cheese. Oh my god, don't look at your face that day. I was like, Yeah. It's expired. I need glasses and I have a tendency to not read expiration labels. I don't. Do y'all get tested for COVID after being around death and COVID patients? I have never been tested for COVID. I've never been tested, but we do get our temperatures taken. Daily, Laura has the rectal thermometer. Yes. And also I insist on bringing a case of corona in the office every week. Every single week. Make sure everyone has, you know, got their shots. On a serious note, no, we don't get tested, but we do have our temps checked daily. So that way everybody knows that we're either dead or alive. Faith Olivia is asking, how, or have you thought about starting a TV series? Yes. So many times. And we got tired of waiting for the networks. So that's why we created our own on YouTube and it's uncensored material. And we've been at Yeah, it's just natural. There's no acting, there's no script, there's nothing. What you see there is how we are here. So it's really awesome. Have you ever had a job where you'd involve a child and it kind of messed up your lifestyle? I think I think about that you've talked about is the funeral home with like the kids. That one was a little, yeah, that one was a little weird. The funeral home. We did the city more. We did the city more. That fucking bothered me a lot. I walked into the freezing. Yeah, we got the county more here. And it was basically all the bodies were in the bags. So we were moving them from one meat locker to another to disinfect the rooms and then move them back. But we had to walk through the autopsy area to get to the whatever. So they were doing an autopsy on probably a five-year-old boy and his eyes opened. His brain was hanging out and his cranium was cut. I remember looking at it and it fucked me up for the rest of the day. You called me right after that. But then it was written that he was an adult on the other side. And it doesn't mess with your head as bad. It doesn't bother me at all. I remember the last day that we were there. We had to do the one cooler. And I walked in and I saw where they kept the children because they were in a tiny bag as opposed to a full one. And they're not all black bags. White bags. That one bothered me a lot. Anyway. I can still see that kid's face in my head. Have you guys ever been awarded anything for like excellence? Yeah. From our clients. No, I've gotten like business awards and stuff. Things that I'm most proud of us as a company is we made the entrepreneur 500 list. Which is huge. We've only been franchising for a couple years. So to make it into the franchise 500 list is absolutely huge. I've been in the Wall Street Journal a couple of times. The Huffington Post a couple of times. So giant, giant magazines and periodicals and newspapers and stuff that have featured us. So this is all, you know, organic. They want to feature us. Which is really cool considering we're a small business. We're not a Coca-Cola or a Ford or something. We have like 15 people out there. We've gotten a lot of really cool publicity which has been great because it's brought an awareness that this service exists. Because a lot of people don't know. A lot of people still do it themselves. Which we don't recommend. Do you guys have nightmares? I do not have nightmares. I don't have nightmares. We don't have to... It's not mandated therapy, but I mean... If you were going to therapy it's by your own choice but it has little to do with this job. Would you agree? I agree 100%. What breed does Sammy? I'm odd. They think she's... She's a beautiful Heisman. She's a Golden Retriever and Ridgeback, apparently. She's awesome. Also, Sammy's asking where we can buy merchandise. Sheerspring.com slash crime scene cleaning. Under... On our YouTube page you will see the link for it. Yeah, it should be in the description. There's some cool stuff. Maggot to Maggot socks. Oh my God, have you seen the coffee cups? Yeah. Exactly. What was your first cleanup like? Oh my God, mine was a nightmare because I was by myself. This was 15 years ago and I cleaned up a double murder in a kitchen by myself. And I had no help. No employees, no nothing. And this was before the YouTube days where I could... That's part of that. Yeah. It was before Color TV. Okay. And I had to figure it out on my own. So for a job that should have taken about four hours it took me two days. Yeah, so that was my first job. What was yours? My first job was a hoarder that we had found the $15,000 from. That took us two days. But my second job was truly my first job where I felt like the trailer floor cleaning up the six-week decomp. I also slipped in that decomp. And... That was so funny. I thought he was going to quit and I was so impressed that he didn't. Oh God, here I am. I know, he had hair back then. I did. Paul Roberts saying thank you with a cute little emoji. But what we're going to do now because we're at the 30-minute mark we're going to start doing lightning rounds. So if we have any last questions very fast questions and answers before we head out. Ask him a question. How much are you desensitized by gory jobs? Everything. We have no feelings whatsoever. None. We hate everything. Laura and Kyle, you need a podcast. We have a podcast on Patreon where we talk about everything. What degree do you recommend for a career? None. My opinion has changed on the whole college university thing. Unless you're going to be a doctor, a lawyer, or a CPA. You don't need this shit. 100%. I just kicked Tammy in the head. I just happened to have an MBA. But it's not related to this. Shagran Spice, I'm from Michigan. Can I come be Kyle Lover and be a work slave? So I'm hashtag homo. But you could totally be Laura's Lover. Are Maggie Plushies still happening? Are they? We've had such a hard time sourcing it. Let me tell you something. If you guys can find a good source for us to manufacture these Plushies We will make it happen. We've been researching it for a while. We've been researching it. We're having a hard time. Everybody wants us to buy a quantity of $200,000. Oh, shit, that was right. We're like, where the fuck are we going to put it all? Where are we going to put all this? Which of the classes offered on the site do they actually need to become crime scene cleaners? The Biohazard cleanup course and if you want to run your own business, the business course. The business course gives you all the inside shit, all the secrets. What she said. The contracts, estimating how to price jobs, how to get jobs, how to market them. Jesus, why the fuck haven't I seen it? I don't know. I gave it away to everybody. Is it true Laura used to be a police officer? Yes. So how long and what made you change your profession? Seven and a half years and I was undercover narcotics and undercover prostitution. The prostitution was under cover? No, it wasn't under cover. That was my real job. You know what, I just got tired of being poor and I wanted something better for myself and I hated living in the Midwest. Nothing against you people in the Midwest, it's just not for me. Have you had anyone quit on the first day? Yes! A lot. And people get fired on the first day all the time. Oh yeah? Remember the Domino's chick? She goes, how do I take a box? We said you're gone. Somebody's asking for a live stream cleanup and somebody else is thanking Kyle for always listening. Oh, you're welcome. I'm always here. You got a high from Russia and England as well. Russia and England, I can't wait to go back to England. A live stream. A live stream from a cleanup. We've done those several times. If you check out YouTube, the Prankles cleanup. The actual first portion of that was live. Do you see the crunchy scalp? Also just because she's been messaging almost the entire live stream. Can you say hi to Aaron? Hi Aaron! How's Benji? Amazing. I'm trying to get Benji to come in here. He doesn't know how to open the door. The door's closed. What is your employee turnaround like? A new one every day. That's not true. Every 100 people that apply to our specific office 10 will get hired and only one out of those 10 will make it. Which is why I'm the only one left. I'm just kidding. Looking at franchise in Idaho? Yep, Idaho. Okay, not the Idaho. Idaho. Have you bought one yet? Yes, I just bought it. Oh my God, how did you know? I closed on Friday. Oh my God, it sucks. It's got a pool. And a stack on Friday. How many cleaners would you say you do in a week? As many as come in. This week we've done three and it's Tuesday. Oh shit, yeah. I'd say anywhere from zero to we've had up to 15. In a week, yeah. Do you have an increase in suicide murder during COVID? No. Decomp, yes. Our increase for suicide and murder is usually around a hundred percent. In summers when Decomp it's already 88 degrees here. And we've had three Decomp calls in the last two days? Yeah. Paris? Paris? Like France? Can you say hi to Paris? Wow, I mean hey Paris. We're still excited for you. We were hoping you were in Paris. Yeah. You have it. Miss Leo says thank you for supporting the gay community and minorities. You rock. Thank you. Thank you. Have families ever come across any of our social media? Like any clients? And what has that been like? Well, sometimes, they sign a release for all the video and photos. They can always change their mind after the fact. How does someone get fired on the first day Ashley Mills Hughes is asking? When you don't know how to take a box. She legit did not know how to take a box. And she sat on the blood on the bio, on the mattress. And I pulled up and I'm like... That was like training though, wasn't it? Oh, no. Do you need to train someone to tape up a box? Do you need to train someone to sit on blood or not to sit on blood? And then I said, hey grab the electrical cord and she said what's that? Okay, and with that, I think we'll wrap it up. Is there any other updates you guys want to share with everybody? Laura and I are getting married. We're getting married, not to each other. No, I'm not getting married. No, I'm not getting married. Yes, he's waiting till he's pregnant. I shut off my baby bump the other day, actually. Yeah, you gain weight. Tell everybody. No, that's so funny. Thank you for putting that out there. The boy likes his pizza. Oh my god, so since April 1st I have gained 17.5 pounds And it's all in the baby. It's all in the baby, so I will have a baby bump in my way dress. Yeah, so pull party at my house this weekend. No, because I don't want to wail around. We'll put a shirt on. Alright, sure. Yeah, he's got a sweater normally, so he's really hot. Ooh, ooh. I don't do any hair with people. Any other questions? You guys rock! I hope we were able to answer some questions. We're going to be expanding quite a bit in the next six months. I'm so excited. If you or anybody else you know is interested in franchising or expanding with us, we want to know you and see if you're a good fit to be a part of our team. Yeah, 100%. We have the finale for season three coming up on Thursday. So stay tuned for that. Excuse me, we have a lot of cool stuff coming up this summer. Extra video footage and stuff, so there's... And I need to go order a tank top of Maggie the maggot. I love that tank top. Do they have a men's tank top? Yes. They're doing the sex. Do you think you can order me one too? No, I'll get two girls. Whatever. She's my best girlfriend. Okay. Alright guys, we love you. Bye!