Sahil Laul: think when I did that burnout, was like two and a half million views on YouTube. And it's like, you got to show your butt hole now for two and a half million views. Creepy carnivals, ghosts, and hell on wheels. What do these things have in common? They're all just pieces of a life story about imagination, tenacity, and family legacy that you don't want to miss. I have this car called Hell. If I built a car about Jesus Christ, no one would give a f***. But if you build a car about Hell, They all want to see it. I'm going to open up a little coffee shop out there and I want it all Hot Rod related. I want it to be a little baby Disneyland for car guys. This is the coolest destination. I can't wait to come out there. I think the dark stuff is what really feeds an artistic part of my brain that I can't really explain. And it's like this piratey, creepy orchestra. you seen any ghosts or anything out there yet? ⁓ yeah. It's creepy out there. You would love it. We're into cars because of the history. Absolutely. You don't see us in here pimping out Teslas. I would love to build you a car one day. One of these days, I'm going to hold you to that. And they're telling you the whole time, you're going to be famous. We're going to make you famous. Right, right, right. And I'm like, oh, what do you want me to do? Well, we want you to build this car in eight days. Yeah. Eight days. I was ready to fist fight a lot. If these guys really want to kick my ass over this, they're going to have to try. Did the pressure of TV help or hurt your creativity? It demanded it. Good answer. They asked me all the time about you guys. They're like, so you're right down the street from Counting Cars, huh? And I go, yeah. What a bunch of