Harper bought her first car!
Chapter 1: What is the main topic of this episode?
We're actually in a neighborhood, I don't know if you know that or not, but this is where kids play. Why are you accelerating so hard? I don't really want to be in the car right now. Don't leave us here! Alright guys, Maverick really wants to show you guys his mullet photo. We were just talking about it. He's been looking for it for the past five minutes and he still can't find it.
Maybe he feels like he low-key looks sexy with a mullet.
Unfortunately good with a mullet. I know I have to get a haircut since Harper messed up my hair. We're trying to get him to cut it.
I kind of like it long.
The direction he's going is mullety.
It's fine if he didn't have to film. Harper, you want to see me with short hair first? He never wants to take his hat off.
Wait, let me see.
Let me see. Let me see.
Oh, that's short hair. That's crazy. Yeah. He like, I saved it. I'm going to relax. Hey, calm down, buddy. Relax. Calm down. Look at it.
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Chapter 2: Why is Maverick's mullet a topic?
Wait, I'm sorry.
Y'all don't do that?
I had a bathtub. I'm sorry. What? I'm sorry.
Are you guys?
Okay. See, I know that's normal to you guys because you grew up with that.
Grew up with that? What do you mean? A foot? A shower?
No, it was like a shower without a bathtub.
What are you saying?
I have a combined one.
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Chapter 3: How does Harper feel about dogs?
No, you don't get common sense from school. Okay, kind of. You get, like, the opposite.
Let's say that we never had, like, an interaction with a person for 30 seconds. No, we do think... Cash and I were also saying that the school system kind of, like, babies kids up until they're 18, so that when they're 18, then they have to go to college, and now they have curfews because they've been babied their whole life, and they're just not getting out on their own.
I'm sorry. At 14, you should be, like... 15, you should be working full-time.
Well, that's just today's society.
15, 16, you should have your... 16 especially. 16, you should be working full-time. I want to work somewhere. Here's the problem with everything that you're saying right now. Oh, please, enlighten me. There is a bunch of 13, 14-year-old kids watching this.
No, I have mixed feelings about it.
And they're literally like, you know what? I'm ditching school tomorrow. I'm dropping out. Jake Paul inspired me to do it and it worked out. Shout out Jake Paul.
No, not everyone's built that way.
People need structure. The average person like does have to have like authority over them and stuff like that. And I think that 13 year olds do because of today's society. You're thinking back to 100 years ago when a 10-year-old boy is working full-time and he's getting paid quarters a day.
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