Rachel Wolfson branded "Jackass" series director Jeff Tremaine a liar after he changed the tasers the cast was using for the electric lollipop stunt in "Jackass Forever." She told eBaumsWorld that the electric currents of the first taser — which she had to put in her mouth — weren't visible on film, so they needed to replace it. Tremaine told the cast they didn't have as painful of a charge after switching tasers. However, Wolfson mentioned that while the first tasers were already pretty painful, the new tasers were even more so. She then stated, "And that's when I learned that Jeff is a liar." When the interviewer asked how she built any trust with Tremaine, she simply answered, "You don't."
Wolfson told Indiewire that the stunt was the first she got to do for "Jackass Forever," and she wanted to go for it. She said, "I always kept in mind, 'I don't ever want to cry on the set of 'Jackass.' As long as I'm not the one crying, I'm fine.'" Wolfson said they did the stunt in two or three takes. She continued, "The reaction that the guys gave me, it was like, 'Oh wow, I am earning their trust.' They were cheering me on; they were clapping. They were so excited." Tremaine may have lied to Wolfson, but it became an iconic scene in the film, and it earned her the respect of the "Jackass" crew that she'd newly joined.
