Danny Duncan: We see a lot of places, since we travel a lot — and it makes us miss Bradenton more and more. We meet cool people everywhere, but home is home.
Hunter Thomsen: I miss Florida as much as I miss my mother. But I love the beach — I find peace there.
Travis Clark: I am a beachgoer, but I have red hair, so I get sunburned. I have to have SPF 95 on top of SPF 155 in order to make it out alive without becoming a lobster.

Hunter: Whenever we’re near the beach, we have to go and see it. We judge on a scale. We think ours back home in Bradenton is the ultimate paradise.
Travis: When we went out to Los Angeles for the first time, we were really excited to hit up the beach. I thought it would be like Baywatch, with Pamela Anderson walking on the beach in a red bikini, beautiful white sand, and clear water. And then we went there, the beach was a dirty brown, and we were tiptoeing over beer cans. There’s no sunset either — it’s more of a toxic green pollution cloud. When we went back home, we were like, "Why isn’t Pamela Anderson running on our beach?"

Hunter: Bring us Tropicana orange juice. It’s actually from Bradenton.
Drew Thomsen: At home, when they burn the orange peels in the mornings, you can wake up to the smell of fresh oranges.
Hunter: One girl made us a picture that was all dots. It was so amazing.
Travis: When kids are creative about what they give us, it’s cool to see. It might be their passion and it’s awesome that they’re sharing it with us.
Hunter: A lot of people bring us candy and I don’t have a big sweet tooth. So when they ask, "What do you want?" I always say, "I’d rather you bring some Tropicana orange juice."