You call it smug. I just call it getting kinda awkward in front of a camera and then responding too eagerly to some pandering questions. Not sure what there is to be smug about running around in the snow since the whole point was just to fuck around and have fun. Agree to disagree, I guess.

Daaaamn, dude! All I did was eat shit after a local news lady asked us some pandering questions while we were out running in the snow. Didn't realize my on-camera awkwardness and subsequent spill warranted such an epically fucked up fate. Can't imagine what's in store for anyone who actually takes themselves (or…

Trust me, dude, I would've gone for something way fucking cooler if I'd been trying to get attention.

Don't I know it. But we'd been running in actual snow...not the slippery-ass ice in front of where they asked us to stop to answer questions. You're welcome, internet.

You call it smug. I call it awkwardly being asked to answer some dumb questions on camera while in the middle of a run during a snowstorm. I laughed my ass off afterwards—sorry to hear you took it so seriously though, dude.

As the chick in this video, all I can say is that running in powder when there's no one else out at night is a shitload of fun. But stopping to pose for the local news station in the middle of the icy street hurts like a bitch. Glad it's as funny for everyone else as it was for us.