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WE BROKE THE LAW ON CAMERA! -You Should Know Podcast-
The You Should Know Podcast is hosted by Peyton Hardin and co hosted by Cameron Kennedy. These two best friends don't shy away from sharing their most revealing secrets and making fun of each-other in a way only the closest of friends can do.
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A host recalled a personal anecdote in which a friend's mother considered the series sacrilegious, using the title as an example of controversial reading material. The discussion highlighted how the books sparked strong opinions in some households, but no direct assessment of the content was offered.
A host recalled that a friend's mother considered the Harry Potter books sacrilegious, highlighting a personal anecdote about the series.
My mom... thought Harry Potter was sacrilegious.
They said the book they loved the most was Harry Potter, mentioning it as their top favorite.
Which book do I love the most? Harry Potter.
They rewatched the Harry Potter series, mentioning spells like "Expecto" and "Patronum," and expressed enthusiasm about revisiting the books.
Rewatched Harry Potter. Watched all of it. Expecto. Patronum.
They mentioned that the same app also had a Harry Potter themed challenge as another DLC option.
and then another, there's Harry Potter.
They discussed The Lord of the Rings, noting the film trilogy's awards and praising it as a fantastic series.
Lord of the Rings 3, Return of the King, still to this date is like, holds a record for the amount of, is it Oscar for movies? Oscars? Sure. Oscars, Emmys. I know it's not Grammys. Yeah, I think it's...
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They discussed The Lord of the Rings, noting the film trilogy's awards and praising it as a fantastic series.
Lord of the Rings 3, Return of the King, still to this date is like, holds a record for the amount of, is it Oscar for movies? Oscars? Sure. Oscars, Emmys. I know it's not Grammys. Yeah, I think it's Oscars. They got like 11 Oscars from the one film. It's like tied for every movie in existence. It's like number one. That's super dope.
They said the running app featured a Lord of the Rings theme and described it as "right in my app."
It's an app. So I saw it on my TikTok, right? And it was Lord of the Rings themed. And I said, oh my God, this is right in my app.
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The hosts briefly mentioned the title as a possible answer to a question about the final book in the series, but then corrected themselves, stating that another book was actually the last installment. Their discussion was limited to clarifying the series order rather than recommending it.
The hosts mentioned it as a possible answer to the question about the final book in the Twilight series, but then dismissed it for another title.
Um, Breaking Dawn. No. No! It's Midnight Sun.
What is the last book of the Twilight Novel Series? ... It's not New Moon or whatever ... It's Midnight Sun.
They asked what the DaVinciCode was "hitting for," humorously treating the novel's title as a personal code.
What's your Da Vinci code hitting for? Like the, the code to my panties? Uh-huh. Like how, how easy is it to get in?
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They asked what the DaVinciCode was "hitting for," humorously treating the novel's title as a personal code.
What's your Da Vinci code hitting for? Like the, the code to my panties? Uh-huh. Like how, how easy is it to get in?
In the episode, the host likened a situation to the title, saying it felt like its own fantastical adventure. The reference was brief and used as a metaphor rather than a recommendation, indicating a casual mention.
They compared the situation to being like its own "Chronicles of Narnia," suggesting a fantastical, adventurous vibe.
It's literally its own Chronicles of Narnia.
The hosts mentioned that Peter Jackson made the Lord of the Rings movies, referencing the original book series. They noted his involvement as a director of the film adaptations.
He made Lord of the Rings. He made King Kong with Jack Black.
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The hosts mentioned that Peter Jackson made the Lord of the Rings movies, referencing the original book series. They noted his involvement as a director of the film adaptations.
He made Lord of the Rings. He made King Kong with Jack Black.
They referred to "Sherlock Holmes" when discussing a possible detective route for uncovering cheating.
The detective route? Or the Sherlock Holmes.
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They referred to "Sherlock Holmes" when discussing a possible detective route for uncovering cheating.
The detective route? Or the Sherlock Holmes.
In the episode, the book was brought up as a text the hosts were required to read for a class, with a host recalling being asked to read a specific page. The discussion was brief and informal, focusing on the classroom assignment rather than evaluating the work. The overall tone was neutral, simply noting its presence in their coursework.
It was mentioned as the book that was used in their class.
We had a guy walk in for a minute and talk about don't do drugs and then he walked his ass out and we went right back To Kill a Mockingbird.
To Kill a Mockingbird.
Don't you ask it.
They always make me read that page.
Payton, would you like to read page 87?
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In a lighthearted segment, the hosts referenced the title while joking about a hypothetical scenario, noting they had watched the related movies a couple of times. No specific recommendation or critique was offered, resulting in a brief, casual mention of the book.
They mentioned the title while joking about a hypothetical scenario, noting they had watched Jurassic Park and Jurassic World a couple of times.
Have you ever seen Jurassic Park? Say I were to pass away. Have you ever watched Jurassic World? A couple times.
In the episode, the hosts noted that a participant was reading from the title during the discussion. No recommendation or critique was offered, and the mention was brief.
They mentioned that someone was reading from the Book of Job during the episode.
He's reading from The Book of Job.
I think they're reading from The Book of Job.
The hosts were asked to identify a book about the sea and a trident, and they responded by naming the title and repeating the series name. No further discussion or analysis was provided, indicating a brief, offhand mention.
They asked about a book concerning the sea and a trident, identifying it as Percy Jackson. The name of the series was repeated as the answer.
What's the book about the sea and the trident? Percy Jackson. Percy Jackson.
In a lighthearted moment, the hosts referenced the book while joking about the cold conditions, likening their situation to being on its titular bridge. No substantive recommendation or critique was offered, and the mention served merely as a casual allusion.
They joked about being on the Bridge to Terabithia while describing the cold environment.
Are we on the bridge to Terabithia or are we in North Texas?
In the episode, Cam mentioned that he planned to pick up the Wimpy Kid books at his school book fair, indicating a casual interest in the title. No detailed review or recommendation was offered.
Cam said he would get Wimpy Kid books at the school book fair.
the books that I would get either Dario or Wimpy Kid
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Peyton mentioned buying magic books as a kid. He did magic tricks for his friends at AAU parties using tricks he learned from the books.
I bought magic books and I remember we had AAU like parties at my house and like everybody was from the hood on my team, so it was like their dads, their uncles and pappies shit like that and I was li...
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Peyton mentioned buying magic books as a kid. He did magic tricks for his friends at AAU parties using tricks he learned from the books.
I bought magic books and I remember we had AAU like parties at my house and like everybody was from the hood on my team, so it was like their dads, their uncles and pappies shit like that and I was like y'all I've never seen no magic like this and so I'd go to my book, I'd find the favorite trick and they would be drunk as hell in the backyard and I'd go be like let me do some magic for you and they'd be like we gotta fucking entertain this kid I guess and I'd do magic for him and they always seemed impressed but as I got older they hated me that night you were like obviously you're still black but you were like the token like white suburban kid like trying to do magic and for they're like man like oh my god yeah you were not a backyard magician studying through books.
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The book was suggested by Peyton as a fun read for a science‑oriented child who loves goggles and experiments, describing how mitochondria work during sleep with a whimsical introduction about tiny workers in hard hats. He and Cam referenced the playful tunnel scene to illustrate the book's style, positioning it as an entertaining science fair option rather than a serious textbook. The overall tone was light‑hearted and the recommendation was casual.
The book was suggested for a science-minded child who wears goggles, has freckles and ginger hair, and who can't play basketball well but whose dad really wants him to go to the science fair. The book is about sleep and how the mitochondria work while we sleep, and it starts with an introduction about a kid going to sleep.
Oh, leave that for your science loser ass kid that you're going to have that wears big goggles and is ginger and has freckles and no friends.
Can't play basketball well, but his dad really wants him to. I want to make the science fair. I don't want to play basketball. I want to read the mitochondria book.
Loser ass kid.
So the book starts like a kid goes to sleep. Okay. Like it's a small introduction. Okay. Someone goes to sleep and then all the little mitochondria have like hard hats and clipboards and they all check in.
They go through a tunnel. Yes.
Cam mentioned that he would buy the book at the school book fair, showing personal interest in it. The hosts gave it a brief, casual nod without further discussion.
Cam mentioned that he would buy Magic Treehouse books at the school book fair.
Magic Treehouse
In one episode, Cam mentioned that he would pick up the book collection at the school book fair. The comment was a brief, off‑hand remark rather than a detailed recommendation.
Cam said he would get Captain Underpants books at the school book fair.
Captain Underpants
The Definitive Account of the World’s Greatest Survival Story
The host mentioned the title while talking about a Netflix adaptation, noting that it recounts the harrowing 190‑day survival of a rugby team after their plane crashed in the Arctic. He described the story as compelling and emotionally powerful, expressing enthusiasm to watch it. The discussion highlighted the dramatic circumstances without offering a formal endorsement.
It's based on a true story of a rugby team whose plane crashed in the Arctic and their 190-day survival. The speaker thought he would be useless in a similar situation.
I watched a show on Netflix. I watched a movie on Netflix called Society of the Snow. I want to watch it! Oh my God, so good! So good, so sad.
It's based on the true story of the rugby team that took a flight and the flight crashed in the middle of the Arctic. And they were out there for 190 days.
You'd be so fucking useless. You'd literally be like, I can't do anything. I can't hunt. I can't gather. I'm so cold. You got a charger? You have an iPhone charger? I'll just keep trying to get signals.
In the show, rescue helicopters couldn't find it. So that's how deep in the mountains of the snow we are. Plane crashes. Oh no, pilot made a whoopsie. He was texting and driving. We crash. Boom! We're both good.
It's not the wilderness. We're in the mountains. Yes, and there is no- You've obviously never seen the movie. What's in the mountains? You've never seen the movie. I have.
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Katt Williams mentioned that he had read 3,000 books by the time he was eight years old.
Like he would say something like so it would say something really good and then say that and that's just the beauty of cat Williams You said Kevin Hart was calling you oh, no he called out Kevin Hart....
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Katt Williams mentioned that he had read 3,000 books by the time he was eight years old.
Like he would say something like so it would say something really good and then say that and that's just the beauty of cat Williams You said Kevin Hart was calling you oh, no he called out Kevin Hart. Oh Yeah, they've had be forever. Hey really for anything's more funny Come on. I think I think how it was more funny, but I like him I'm not there cat Williams is cuz Kevin Hart and go almost every Kevin Hart movie. He's ever been I enjoy It's like but no get hard is one of the worst movies. I've ever seen I like with Will Ferrell Fair I love Will Ferrell, I love Kevin Hart that movie was Central Intelligence was a really good movie. Yes, it was really good But my favorite comedian of all time is is cat Williams he changed my life with that green the green suit Special yes, oh my god. Yeah, I got German Profanes perfectly legal you take nine of the motherfuckers. That'll be your last American hustle It's alright, I ruin all things you love cat Williams Dave Chappelle and then now Shane Gillis came to my top three Love Shane Gillis Jesus Christ, but that was a great interview But a pop culture that I want to include y'all and I wonder you're seen it. This is kind of sad Y'all seen that courtroom video. Oh Imagine getting your probation denied now you're going to jail like for a long jail And can we talk about the Think about the podium, yeah, I cleared it Like he cleared it. Okay. Wait for reference for y'all. They haven't seen it. There's a viral video going around this guy He got his probation denied or whatever And he jumped he ran towards the judge this woman He like he like bum rushed her and then jumped high as hell over her podium It was like in the air for like four seconds and grabbed her starts beating her. Well, that part's not funny No, I didn't know he beat her. Yeah, he was like swing. Oh, I didn't see that I thought they immediately grabbed her No in the craziest part is the guy that is very sad and she's like elderly to sucks. No spatial awareness The the sensory thing on it, yeah anyway, well blessings to her to hope she's okay And that guy's a piece of shit, but it was a funny video But anyway, the worst was funny the worst part about that is the damn got the security guard is be absolutely fired Oh, yeah He's like punching him in the back. I grabbed it watch it and I was like Okay, so now you'll see in that video I went on a rabbit hole when I was like in high school in college I would always watch these YouTube videos I'd be before tick-tock was a thing in like you get in the tick-tock rabbit hole YouTube of that TV show called like crazy courtroom moments caught on camera and you Craziest thing ever you'd watch these people. You've seen it right you watch these insane things. You remember a specific one Like are you? Yeah, like anyone I remember one about it was like custody It was like a custody battle Okay And basically the woman starts going ballistic on the dad and the dad's just staying cool And then the so then the judge hops in like trying to calm her down and then they just fucking go at it like crazy Like I remember that I've won in my head, but it's too sad to say. Yeah, I can't say it off camera Yeah, it's crazy Yeah They're boring. It's so not like the show. Oh, no, like everything you see in this show And it's big nice there's like I've been in a big one I've never been like isn't as much Hype. Yeah, but like one of the ones I went to was like it was for something violent I think somebody got murdered or something. I went into it. Why were you there? I can't say why but I was in it and it was just still slow and boring If I remember going in there I was like this gonna be lit like he's gonna be pop it it's literally like They just go through morning as hell. They talk about just the most intricate like corn It's like they speak in a strange lawyer jargon. God, I'm like I was like this But if it's cool like look over and there's a murder If you get called for it But me and Kim I think we could be we have ways to get out of it because we're public figures We could be like whatever I would never do this and I'm not advising to it cuz it is illegal But I've heard That people have and I'm not saying I've done this because that's illegal. Yeah, you've never done that You don't do legal thing. No, but when we're gonna get fucking mailed after this we're gonna get it right in the mail People do is like I have a purse like some people just lie and be like I'm racist can't do it You know, I mean Wow Yeah, you can do stuff like that and be like I have like a personal connection to this I can't do it and they'll be like, right Well, if you do that blatant lie, they'll be like you're going to jail They'll just take you to jail just like that it's called something perjury perjury $5 I feel so bad for the people that are like on these big murder cases I get drug on forever and you got to get stuck in a hotel room at a teacher in my hallway bless her heart She was like in a really big case First of all, she had to like find a sub for multiple days And each day it was like she was there for like a full week didn't pay her crap She already had to like get a sub and everything, but she came back obviously She can't share that information, but it was like a full-on going like investigation to him I want to talk about this more on the patreon I like this and that so go over to the patreon if you want more and we'll get more detail about stuff and that was pop culture Pop culture pay in a camp. 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Like he would say something really good and then say that and that's just the beauty of cat Williams
I read 3,000 books by the time I was eight years old
The hosts guessed a riddle answer was a book, narrowing it down to the New Testament as the correct answer.
I am red... A book. But never spoken. Books don't speak. It's not... Opened... The New Testament. It's the Bible.
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The hosts guessed a riddle answer was a book, narrowing it down to the New Testament as the correct answer.
I am red... A book. But never spoken. Books don't speak. It's not... Opened... The New Testament. It's the Bible.
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