- What are you whacking,
when you're playing field hockey?
- It's usually a ball.
- We don't have that, we have an orange.
- That's fine.
- That work?
(shouting)
- The orange is ruined!
(rock music)
- So, we've been having people
teach us their Olympic sport.
We don't have a horse here.
- However--
- We can pretend.
- I do have a Keith.
- Yeah, (imitates horse neigh).
So, we were wondering
if there was any way you could spike on us.
- Spike on you, like in here?
(chuckling)
Sure.
- How high do you want it?
- Just like, head height.
- Okay.
(ball thumps)
(Keith yelling)
- Not so bad.
Not so bad.
Not so bad, we're doing it.
- So--
- Is your back okay?
- (laughs)
- Can only use your body language,
to tell him what to do.
Yup, faster. He's gotta go faster.
Like he's going somewhere.
- Alright, well first thing.
Let's just see Keith's normal jump.
- Oh my gosh.
- We're gonna try and measure it.
Okay, right there.
- Ten inches.
- I'd say 9.
- 9 inches, great.
- Straight out the hole.
- Straight up? So not like a scoop?
- Nope.
- Don't go scooping.
- Right, don't scoop it.
- So, down.
(breathes)
- What is this...
What are you laughing at?
- Do you have any words of encouragement for me?
- Keep your eye on the ball.
- Maybe like a word of encouragement,
that's tailored to me specifically.
- (laughs)
- I want you to spike it at Zach.
- Why? How come I'm doing all of this?
- 'Cause you're smaller, it's funnier.
- Like maybe, "I believe in you, Zach."
- Yes, I believe in you.
- "I believe in you, Zach."
- Zach.
- Can I hear the whole...
- I believe in you, Zach.
- Great.
(grunts)
- Wow, Zach! Please!
(laughter)
We've already had to get this room cleaned once.
- Do grunts help?
Give us a nice subtle grunt.
- (soft grunt)
(laughter)
- That was actually less.
- (strong grunt)
- Dude, we got to twelve.
- [Keith] Got to twelve?
- We got to a foot!
- Can you like, give me a word of encouragement?
- I can give you a kiss on the cheek.
You're gonna be fine.
(ball thumps)
(Zach yelling)
- I know what it feels like now.
- I'm sorry!
- And it's terrible.
- Good, now halt.
(laughs)
That was pretty good, on a scale 1 to ten,
the horse looks a little confused and irritated.
I would probably give you like a 4.
- So, we just met.
Would you say that we're friends?
- Sure, yeah.
- Great, thanks Mackenzie. [Zach] I would say that.
[Keith] Thanks.
- I don't know that I could keep my eyes open during this.
- Keep them open.
- I don't want to.
- Look at her.
That was pretty amazing!
- Teamwork, oh yes.
- Teamwork.
- Nice! (explosion)
- I noticed your necklace,
is a horseshoe that says "Taco".
- It's "T&CO"
- So, not Taco, the horse.
- My horse named Taco.
- I mean, I look like a horse named Taco.