1) When did you realize that you wanted to do a sequel to Don't Quit 
Your Day Job? How long has the video been in the works?
 
I always wanted to do something with riders from Jersey, when I ended 
up moving back to Jersey I got it going. It took a little less than 2 
years but I worked on other stuff during it.
 
2) Was it intentional that it's been about 10 years since the original? 
Like as an anniversary type thing almost?
 
No, it just worked out that way, I think it's been about 8 years.
 
3) Who has full parts in it? Were those all people you planned ahead of 
time on having parts with, or were they just the dudes who ended up 
having enough footage?
 
Full parts are Ratkid, Lil' Jeff, Jesse Susicki, Scott Eaton, Mike Osso 
and Mike Brennan, there's lots of other people in there though. There 
were a few other people I originally wanted to have a part in it but it 
just didn't work out. But I would still like to do a video with those 
people in the future.
 
4) There's one section in the video that is mostly trails, was that 
planned, to match the vibe of the original DQYDJ which had one full 
trails section ( and some trails in Dolecki's section )?
 
I like seeing trails in videos and Dolecki rides all different trails 
in the area throughout the year so I thought it would be a cool 
opportunity to show some Jersey trail riding, it wasn't really meant to 
emulate the first video.
 
5) Who's this Garret dude? I know most people have never heard of him 
but he does by far some of the craziest shit in the video.
 
I used to ride with Garret alot in '98 and '99, he was like 14 years old 
and lived down the street from my dorm room. I only ran into him once 
or twice after that throughout the next 7 years and I figured he quit 
riding.  He definitely didn't, he's easily one of the best riders I've 
ever seen and no one has any idea because he stays really low key.
 
6) Ralph has a lot of clips in the video, probably more clips than any 
video since BASE... Did he really want to make sure he had good stuff 
in this since he had a part in the original? Also that feeble grind he 
did at the Astoria Banks is crazy...
 
That's just the way Ralph rides, there usually isn't a camera around him 
though. That feeble is outrageous.
 
7) What's it like filming a video part for you these days as opposed to 
back when you were filming for the original Day Job?
 
It's pretty much the same.
 
8) I haven't really heard much about 3 of the dudes from DQYDJ in 
years... Can you tell us what you know about what Joe Miloti, Adam 
Weber and Rich Andreu have been up to? Do they all still ride?
 
Joe lives in Florida and has a Diamondback complete he rides at some 
skatepark near his house, I haven't heard from Adam in a long time but 
I'm sure he still rides and Rich still lives in the area and owns a 
business, he still rides occasionally also.
 
9) Can you explain what happened with the video appearing and then 
disappearing from the Skavenger site?
 
Hahahaha, I wanted people to be able to see the video for a short period 
of time, I wonder how many people saw it. I'm sure it will be back up 
there 45 seconds after the DVD comes out.
 
10) Ok, final question... Does it ever bug you out how many kids on the 
internet talk about what kind of pants you wear and what kind of hub 
you ride?
 
I feel bad for them.

You can pick up DQYDJ2 here.

Frame: Fit Fitted 21"

Fork: Fit

Stem: Animal Jump Off

Bars: Fit Fitted

Grips: Animal

Cranks: Wombolts

Pedals: Animal

Chainwheel: Animal

Chain: Shadow, good looks Seth.

Seat: Animal Kush

Seat post: Animal

Pegs: Animal OG's

Tires: ASM in the back, GLH in the front

Rims: Animal. Out soon.

Hubs: Primo mix in the back. G-sport in the front.

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Frame- The Take onetrueave 19.25" translucent metallic green
Forks- FBM chopper forks
Stem- Profile acoustic
Bars- FBM ape hangers
Grips- ODI
Seat- FBM pivatol
Seat Post- FBM stump
Seat Post Clamp- Madera
Cranks- Profile Flat 160mm Ti spindle/flush bolts
Sprocket- Madera meridian
Chain- KMC something or other
Pedals- Odyssey plastics
Front Hub- Madera pilot
Rear Hub- New Madera Cassette 9T Ti axle/driver
Rims- Sun Rhino Lite 36h front/back
Tires- Animal GLH 2.1 (shown Demolition Monaco front)
Pegs- Tree
Mods- yellow paint

Name-Karl Quentin Poynter
age-19
hometown-New Castle, IN
sponsors-hardcoresportz.com, Sunday Bikes, The Shadow Conspiracy, UGP, Lotek, Goods

frame-Sunday 2008, 20.5 top tube, 13.75 rear end, no brake mounts or cable guides
fork-Sunday Morning w/ built in race
bars-Sunday Triumph
stem-The Shadow Conspiracy Attack
grips-The Shadow Conspiracy Seth Kimbrough
bar ends-plastic
headset-Fly Bikes
seat-The Shadow Conspiracy slim
seat post-The Shadow Conspiracy Umbra
seat post clamp-The Shadow Conspiracy Alfred
cranks-The Shadow Conspiracy Torrid 175 mm
pedals-The Shadow Conspiracy Nostra sealed
sprocket-The Shadow Conspiracy Lighter 28t
chain-The Shadow Conspiracy Interlock V2
brake-nope
lever-nope
cable-nope
pegs-The Shadow Conspiracy Little Ones
back tire-The Shadow Conspiracy Undertaker 20x2.25
back wheel-Odyssey Reloader hub, Odyssey Hazard Lite 36 spoke rim
front tire-The Shadow Conspiracy Undertaker 20x2.25
front wheel-The Shadow Conspiracy hub, Odyssey Hazard Lite 36 spoke rim

custom modifications-bars cut 3/4 of an inch off each side, flanges cut off of grips, carbon fiber spacers, seat guts flipped

Name: Ricky Bates
Age:20
Sponsors:Sparky's Distribution, The Shadow Conspiracy

frame-Subrosa Padora 21 inche top tube
fork-Subrosa
bars-S&M Slam
stem-The Shadow Conspiracy Attack
grips-The Shadow Conspiracy Ol' Dirty
bar ends-one plastic, one FBM
headset-Impact
seat-The Shadow Conspiracy slim
seat post clamp-The Shadow Conspiracy Alfred
seat post-The Shadow Condspiracy Umbra
cranks-Sputnic Playback 175 mm
pedals-The Shadow Conspiracy Nostra sealed
sprocket-The Shadow Conspiracy Light 25t
chain-The Shadow Conspiracy Interlock
brakes-Dia-compe Hombre
lever-Tech 77
cable-The Shadow Conspiracy
back tire-The Shadow Conspiracy Undertone 2.10
back wheel-The Shadow Conspiracy Raptor hub, 36 spoke Sun Ringle' Big City rim
front tire-The Shadow Conspiracy Belter 2.10
front wheel-Odyssey Vandera hub, 36 spoke Harzard Lite rim

Custom Modifications-custom hand painted leopard print frame, studded bracelet on the seat stay, bars cut, flange cut off of grip on the non-lever side, and I like to keep all of my parts nice and loose

Frame: Sputnic Satelight
Fork: Sputnic Century
Bars: Sputnic 4pc
Stem: Shadow top load
Grips: Animal Edwins
Barends: None
Headset: FSA
Seatpost: Thompson
Seat: Primo Balance
Cranks: Sputnic Playback
Sprocket: Shadow Lite
Chain: Random
Front Tire: Shadow Belter
Front Wheel: Primo hub laced to a hazard lite
Rear Tire: Animal
Rear Wheel: Sputnic rewind Cassette hub laced to a hazard lite
Pedals: Hoffman

Favorite part on your bike? I'd have to say the bars, it took a bit to get
them how we like them and now they're gnar. Smooth looking and smooth
feeling.