#1491 - Bill Burr

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hello family man hello sir good to see you brother good to see you too

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we were just talking about uh like you have two kids now you have a real family

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you got to get an

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suv yeah oh yeah we had something but just once you get the two car seats in

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the back and then

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you know with all the for the kids and then all the your wife has all of a

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sudden it's

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just like oh i now understand remember the suburban yeah which was a long like

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blazer

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and you look at that thing like who the needs all of that unless you're like

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homeless and that's

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where you live but then you're like oh i get it again if you have three four

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kids yeah you

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definitely need one you definitely need one they always bring a bunch of with

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them too they want

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to bring stuff so yeah you have to have yeah you have to have room for a toy or

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this or that those

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tesla ones you were talking about those are great the x with the crazy doors

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yeah the lambo doors

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yeah those are dope have you ever seen them dance no tiffany haddish had one

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she was in the back of

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the comedy store i heard that and she uh set it to dance and she puts music on

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it and the wings start

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going up and the car starts like turning left and right it's actually pretty

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badass it's fun she's

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one of the most fun people i've ever hung out with so i i wish i was i wish i

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was there for that

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she had the covid she had it she got it over she kicked it i'm surprised more

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comics didn't get

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it the way we're shaking hands and meeting people after shows um yeah i saw my

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i got my wife had the

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kids we had to get tested so i was i said yeah big j okerson got it he had it

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and he's clean it feels

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weird to be talking about people that have it yeah i know a lot of people that

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caught it yeah i know

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about nine you're like naming names like joe mccarthy over there oh they're

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fine now well i like people

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who've had it now because they have the antibodies they think they can like

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walk on fire it's like dude

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this thing is a brand new thing i don't know if you want to be testing you know

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i got a buddy of mine uh

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ended up getting it and then he was just like well they i got tested i got the

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antibodies so now i think

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he feels like he's bulletproof so they don't even know if you can catch it

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again they don't they

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really have no idea well people are going to find out yeah we're going to find

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out yeah because when

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i was driving over here i actually got into a moderate level of traffic on the

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highway like i've noticed

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it's just at some point i mean considering people are just kind of doing what

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they want to do

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and a lot of people were after two weeks everyone just sort of depending on

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where your ego was like

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you're not gonna tell me this is all a fucking something i'm gonna go outside

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those people

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they just kept it going so now i just feel like well you can't have 60 percent

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of the population go

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broke because less than one percent has something yeah so i don't know i think

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we're just gonna

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just go back i think we're just gonna go back and if you get it you get it and

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if you die you die and if you don't you don't and then

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eventually they're gonna get they're gonna get something that'll slow it down

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or stop it or

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something like that here's what slows it down your immune system they don't

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tell you a goddamn

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thing about that they don't tell you how to take care of your immune system

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there's no

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word about that it's put a mask on wash your hands no one's telling you sleep

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more drink water

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take vitamins there's none of that yeah and i know this one guy who brought up

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vitamin d on his

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big podcast and then you couldn't find it anymore dude you're like fucking oprah

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when she attacked

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the meat industry i just saw a clip oh this guy on rogan and of course i didn't

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even research

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the guy was it was just like take vitamin d a woman how much i pay attention

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and i go i go to the

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fucking health food store it's all gone and there was something this bootleg

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vitamin d was like

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vitamin d plus i'm like what what is that what is that i know that that that's

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probably gonna make

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me catch it so i just take vitamin c and i try to get eight hours sleep and i i've

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been i've been

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doing a pretty good job of uh i'm pretty anti-social like a lot of comics so i

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haven't had a problem

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keep it away from everybody yeah my wife i i quarantine in my house like my

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wife so you guys

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sit down and have dinner with us i'm always over in the corner if i'm alone no

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one can hurt me

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just leftover childhood just coming from a family of loners so do you feel

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weird not doing stand-up

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what has that been like um i did not miss it at all and but i think that

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whenever there's something

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like painful in my life i think that that's what i do is i just go i don't care

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i don't give a

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fuck it's all i i really learned a lot more about myself during this quiet time

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of not running

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around and going to airports and kind of sitting with myself and being like wow

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i thought i was

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way further down the road working on myself than i was but i have a lot of

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fucking childhood issues

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left over i got a lot like i really started like all these puzzle pieces just

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started coming in and

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i was able to look all the way back where i was to where where i am now and how

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i got here and these

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little things that happened to me you know good things and bad that just sort

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of just knocked me

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down this road that i'm on it was just sitting alone with alone time yeah well

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you know my wife was

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going through you know the third trimester you know when you know when they're

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just over it and you're

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like oh god there's six weeks to go i'm ready to have it no he's like oh no um

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you know i finally

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you know get my daughter to bed get her to bed everything was good made sure

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all the doors were

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locked and then i was just sort of like why you know all these years of doing

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stand-up i'm just up at

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that hour right so i was just sort of you know sitting kind of by myself like i

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i i don't know

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i haven't been watching tv like the news you just brought up three things you

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see he's going on seattle

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with the fcc whatever he says i don't know what i don't even know what it is

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what is tifa antifa

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they call themselves anti-fascists and they're they wear masks and they carry

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sticks and helmets and

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shit and they intimidate people exactly to stop fascism they use fascism to

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stop fascism yeah

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and they blocked off i think six blocks of seattle and they declared it a

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police-free zone this is

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occupied by the people of seattle and you you can't use money in that police-free

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zone you know joe i'm

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going to go out on a limb and say that's not going to end well it's not going

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to end well at all that's

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the only thing that's going to keep it from ending badly is that seattle is

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kind of a fucked up city

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they tolerate a lot of homelessness seattle's got a lot of weird laws like it's

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a it's a um i forget

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the way it's described i think it's a mutual combat state that's what it's

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described so like if you're

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in front of a cop say if uh say if i'm a cop and you and jamie decide to duke

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it out you can just say

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you want to fight motherfucker and he'll go yeah i want to fight and the cops

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will let you fight because

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it's some wild west mining shit from like the fucking 1600s settle it like men

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on the books yeah no

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lawsuits i like it you can duke it out in the middle of the street it's very

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dangerous though

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people getting knocked out on the street is fucking terrifying because they

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fall and they hit their

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head and they go unconscious and there's no refs to stop those last nine hammer

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fists i think the

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cops are supposed to do that the cops are supposed to act as a referee too but

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this there's videos of

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guys getting into street fights in seattle and cops just standing around

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watching

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yeah it's real weird in fact i don't have a problem if two people are willing

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to do it and they

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they're uh they know the risks you know if you get hit you're gonna fall and

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crack your head on the

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back of the the curb there i mean a lot of them are drunk though they don't

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know the risks there was

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one of them this is this kid uh i think his last name is fodor uh i think carlos

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fodor he was a

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mma fighter and he would dress up like a superhero what see see if you can find

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out what do you remember

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his name anyway he actually knew how to fight and he was dressed like a

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superhero so he's kind of

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baiting people to fuck with him and he's walking on the street and these guys

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fuck with them and they

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hilarious they decide to go at it and then you know he's bouncing around like a

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real pro fighter and

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starts slamming leg kicks in on this guy you see this guy's face like oh my god

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what the

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fuck have i signed up for he's just some drunk asshole and some dude dressed

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like a superhero well i

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i don't have any sympathy for those people i think he called himself phoenix jones

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if i saw a guy

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walking around dressed like a superhero i'd be like that guy's out of his mind

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and i would give him a

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wide berth yes hoping he was on his way to his place of solitude whatever that

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maybe he's on his way

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home to his ice house he's on his way to the bat cave or some cosplay but if i

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was younger uh yeah

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i might have you know if i was standing in a crowd yeah i probably would have

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done some yeah punk

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shit like that couple of whiskeys in yeah oh yeah get my orange wig slapped off

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yeah probably

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so seattle is on it's run by a warlord some one dude apparently according to my

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friend who's a

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seal was running this entire seven block or six block area of seattle they

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spray painted all the

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windows on this yeah you know okay talk to me in three days it's been going on

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a lot longer than

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that it'll be fun you think so what is going to happen do you think there's war

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loads what he's

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going to have 10 blocks and then 11 and then he's going to take over all of washington

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i mean he's

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going to run out of men they have guns okay that's the problem the problem is

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they're openly carrying

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rifles inside this six block i know but they need to eat okay and then no

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supplies are going to get

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in that seven blocks they're just going to wait them out or they're going to

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come in with superior

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firepower and it's not going to end well joe i don't think it's going to end

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well i'm just i don't know

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how it's going to end all right let's let's let's guess the scenario okay all

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right how many bodies

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what's the over under four people die how many are there how many of them are

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there thousands i think

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thousands and you're only going with four that's a good number that's like a vegas

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number where you're

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like they always pick the perfect do i go over or i go under this the price is

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right i don't know how

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many people are in there but the photos that i saw the place is packed filled

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with people like like

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they're just getting out of a chapelle show look at this these are the people

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they took city hall oh

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they took city hall they own city oh now now most of them are white so i don't

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see the staying power

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of this wait what did you just say they opened the door for them yeah they gave

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them city hall so this is

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city hall they're walking into right now yeah this is yeah well this is going

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to be funny now when

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they get in and they don't know what to do let me hear some volume on this jamie

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i want to hear what

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the fuck they're yelling

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something about jamie masada jamie's got to go yeah the laugh factory in long

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beach got looted last night

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oh god i can't imagine how many puppets they took

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is there puppets in the laugh factory giant creepy fucking mannequins i that

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place is oh it's you

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know i love that place i love performing there but some of the jamie's decor i

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love my favorite

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things to do in this business is on jamie masada he knows i love him buddy bill

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burr black lives

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matter body don't burn down my club yes please buddy this business has always

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been weird like that

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there's always no that's why you're the king dude because you got outside of it

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but you're totally in

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it and they can't they can't get you they can't get you i i you know i'm piling

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up some stories here

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being in the matrix i won't get into them but it's the same it's just the same

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old

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corporations only know how to do business one way and it's just they push their

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advantage they push

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their advantage they have their leverage and they want the biggest slice of the

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pie that's that's what

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they i don't have a problem with that it's when they go beyond that and they

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just straight up steal

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are they stealing from you everybody does every every time you get in business

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with like corporate

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guys this is how it works it's like the check okay we're in business to make

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money from them and then

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you get in business with them and then the check goes to the corporate guy and

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then you get your cut

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off of his checkbook so right there i am immediately in a situation where there's

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no way i can steal from

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him but he can rob me blind right and you can add a bunch of expenses on the

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things that front end

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load expenses to make it look like they're losing money and yeah that's hollywood

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accounting yeah

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no it's stealing it's stealing is what it is they just call it hollywood

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accounting yes but it's not

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hollywood accounting it's it's corporate accounting it's scumbag accounting

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that's just and it's how

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they do it and they sleep at night and then they always have oh that's over in

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the accounting section

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of the building not over here where me and my yacht are i'm like artist

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friendly you know i majored in

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fucking liberal arts in college well what was really interesting when podcasts

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started to take off they

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started to try to get in with the old model and weasel into podcasts and and

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buy pieces of podcasts

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and like if you come on my network your deal is gonna is if you think the

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fucking industry is gonna

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sit back when they didn't get to wet their beak on that thing i'm gonna tell

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every young comic when we

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get back to this shit is what they're gonna do now is what the music industry

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did where they started

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signing straight across the board deals they're gonna get some young kid who's

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got no power in the

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business and it's just like you know we'll help you create a podcast you know

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we're signed with so

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and so blah blah and what they're gonna do is they're gonna own the podcast the

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advertising money's gonna

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go to them and they're gonna rob them blind 100 they're gonna 100 100 gonna

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steal from them rob

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them blind and then when they get audited and they get caught stealing they're

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gonna label that kid that

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young comic difficult to work with meaning difficult to steal from that's it's

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already happening yeah

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uh i know guys who young guys i won't name any names but they've come up to me

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and go hey um

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i'm signed to this management company they want to sign me but they want a

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piece of my podcast no

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they want a piece of this and they they want it there's no reason there's no

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reason yeah you got

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to tell people that because you're the you got to tell oh you got to tell

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people do not don't give up

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anything don't give up anything don't ever it's all you because they're not

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going to do anything for

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you they think what they're going to do is move the ball quicker that first two

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years and then the

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rest is all going to be you if you just hang in there and and struggle a little

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bit like uh you've

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got to grind you're just going to hang in there and keep going i mean i got a

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lot of offers to buy

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half of the podcast or to buy p and i nothing i wouldn't i won't i won't do it

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i'll never do it

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but then spotify came along and they said we'll give you a licensing deal so

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just put it on our

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network for three months but you still own it right i'm like all right we're in

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and that's that's why

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we did it that way but this this comic that i won't name he was telling me that

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is this management

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company they wanted to sign him they wanted to own a piece of his podcast

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forever and i'm like that

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eventually will become yeah because what they're going to look at it is they're

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going to make it like

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if you started a podcast while you were with this manager or why with this

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agent it'll be like back

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in the day when you booked a sitcom exactly and then if you left the agency of

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the manager throughout

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the lifetime of that sitcom you owed the commission to them exactly but back

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then that you needed them

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to do that you don't need them for the podcast but they're going to do that so

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then you're going to

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leave this manager and then for the rest of your life you're going to be paying

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this never-ending

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alimony yeah i mean there'll be guys eventually they'll try to take 50 60 i own

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your podcast

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uh-huh managers will start agents will start podcast networks because there's

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nobody regulating

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them to not do that anymore i got an offer just five years ago from a company

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that was a radio company

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that wanted 50 of the podcast they were going to give me no money they wanted

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50 of the podcast

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just to be associated with them and like we're going to pull together all these

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advertisers and

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it's going to help your revenue no 50 so that and they never deliver with what

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they say they're gonna

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and then they come in and they just they just they gut the thing well the

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beautiful thing about podcasts

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is podcasts all get big on word of mouth like i've never advertised this

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podcast i never did anything

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with it right i never bought billboards or put ads up anywhere it's just from

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word of mouth and the way

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other podcasts grow is people get on people's podcasts and they say hey you

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listen to bill

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burr's podcast money morning podcast hilarious and then it just grows but i

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think it's the job of

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people making money in podcasting to let new podcasters know do not sign those

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deals ever do not let

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the fox into the hen house because they are going to rob you blind and you don't

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need it i saw this

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documentary one time on this heavy metal band anvil right this crazy thing

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about this band that just

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was around forever and never quite made it and there was a i think it was i

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think it was that one it's

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one of those ones about an old like metal band from the 80s and this guy said

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like the truest ever

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when he was talking about the music business and this goes straight across

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podcasts everything he goes

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you're better to own something a hundred percent and only sell 20 000 copies

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than you are to uh not

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own it at all and sell 20 million like you're literally going to make more if

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you just sell 20 20

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crazy yeah no they're because and then another thing that they do oh my god

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dude another thing that they

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do is then the all the people that they lose on they dump that on you yes yes

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like i remember one time

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i forget what i i was uh with this network and i had a cd that was already made

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i already made it and

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i just wanted them to put it out on their label and they and they wanted to own

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the cd and i was like

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no i'm not no i don't want you to own it i just need you to to to like

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distribute it i need you as a

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distributor and the guy said to me goes well you know ownership shouldn't be

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that big a deal for you

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it should be about exposure i said all right well let me ask you this if

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ownership shouldn't be that

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big a deal to me why is it such a big deal to you and he started like stammering

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and then he basically

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said well you know we get in business with something he named a couple other

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comics whose cds didn't sell

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and we have to recoup those losses it's like that ain't my fault that's

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hilarious i could have told

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you not to sign that jerk off what is your it's not my fault you didn't do the

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work

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so that's the way i had another one one time i signed with this is back when i

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made like cds and i

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did one and i had a 60 40 you get you know i was getting 60 and they were

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getting 40 but their 40

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was off the gross mine was off the net and all expenses for the album was on me

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it's like i thought

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we were doing this together every thing the artwork printing it all of that all

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of those expenses came

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to me and in the end that's 60 40 60 uh net 40 gross they made way more money

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than i did

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it's just how they knew like oh okay well i'm getting six dollars on every 10

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yeah plus the but

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anything it's just hilarious that they would come up to you and tell you that

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we did some deals with

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some other comics dude i got in business one time to make this tv show and the

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guys sends this the the

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bill for the whole thing i shouldn't be saying that but this is a while ago

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right the guy was going

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to bill us 2500 bucks a month to use his copier machine and did you then

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another i don't know 4500 bucks

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uses editing that's like dude we have both of those things we don't need those

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let's take that money

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and put it on the screen we're trying to get this thing to go and and the guy

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like he oh it's the

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funniest ever he goes like i'm insulted by those questions or something like

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that which is my favorite

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thing ever the the the offend like the uh what is the like the the i don't know

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you're a thief and

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you actually have the audacity to be like taken aback like like fanning

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yourself like i can't

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believe you're just it's like how many shows are you charging 2500 bucks a

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month to go you know

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fucking use your copy machine yeah that's a lot of money that's rent for a nice

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apartment

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no thieves copy machine how much does it cost to use that copy machine really

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first of all the copy

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machine probably doesn't even cost 2500 bucks he's probably renting it yeah

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probably rents it for a

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couple hundred bucks a month but even to buy a copy he probably has nine shows

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paying 2500

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bucks a month for him to go that's it if you have like a really big one one of

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those commercial

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grade copy machines what does it cost 10 grand i mean how much could it cost i

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mean that i i think

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he's bought a couple of houses off of owning that copier machine and i just i

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just love telling these

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fucking stories because these are the things that you like what's great about

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podcasting is you can say

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this this is for every person out there who has a fucking business and you know

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there's that thing

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where you want to take it to the next level and then these these guys come in

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and then they're

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all just like yeah well hey we're gonna take a piece of it and they take a big

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chunk out of it

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and what they do is their risk is all the way down here yours is up here and

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then somehow they just i'm

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telling you like you're better you're better to sell 20 000 copies own it 100

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percent than 20 million

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and not own any of it because you're going to make more money that's just how

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the game is played

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and those guys who steal from people they they sleep very comfortably but it's

20:27

also just podcasts just

20:28

the stress of dealing with other people's eliminated just the stress of dealing

20:33

with production people

20:34

slows it down it slows it down yeah it's awful yeah i mean the only thing spot

20:40

spotify's ever done so far

20:41

is ask do you know who the first guests will be and already i'm like oh yeah

20:49

like they're gonna be who

20:49

they're gonna be you know they're gonna be great i'm gonna try to get my best

20:52

friends the funniest

20:53

people that's them justifying their desk like i can't just sit here like joe

20:58

knows what he's doing

21:00

any idea well i'd like to start a uh email chain and uh we could maybe circle

21:06

back later and uh have

21:07

a conference call and they're just trying to fill up there yeah they're just

21:11

having to use time yeah but

21:13

the spotify people have been great they literally said we don't want to do

21:15

anything we want you to just do

21:17

what you're doing just do what you're doing oh but even asking me who the guest

21:20

gonna be i was like oh

21:21

no please let this be the only question yeah i'm never available and that's

21:27

nothing though that's

21:28

nothing i mean they're great but could you imagine if you were doing that with

21:31

a network like imagine if

21:32

you were in business with abc or something like that and they were they were

21:35

helping produce your

21:36

podcast you'd have to go in for meetings you'd have to go in and sign into the

21:40

office bill you sign in

21:41

here you go and sit down and waste your afternoon having some dopey

21:44

conversation you you kind of

21:46

complain a lot when you read these letters bill um do you have to when people

21:50

are signing the emails

21:52

maybe you should be can we get a reread on the blah blah blah um what do you

21:57

think how do you feel

21:58

about product placement because we've got a got a great deal with coca-cola

22:05

look all i just wanted i just wanted to tell a few of those for younger people

22:09

out there because

22:10

it actually really bothers me that people do that to people yes it really

22:15

bothers me and i love comics

22:17

and i love seeing new comics coming up that have talent and i hate seeing them

22:21

get over so

22:22

hopefully uh people listen and they do it but they're worms man they're worms

22:28

there's a lot of worms out

22:29

there and there's a lot of worms that try to grab comics real that they're

22:33

talented but real raw and

22:34

they try to lock you up to some enormous lifetime management deal and and when

22:40

you take off and

22:41

you have something say if you're dude i remember back in the day when everyone

22:45

when when companies

22:46

were like shooting specials before comics started shooting them and the amount

22:50

of guys that got that

22:51

yeah we only got enough money for to shoot one you know to only you can only

22:55

shoot it one time but

22:56

you're gonna crush it man you got this hour down we only got enough in the

22:59

budget and then they'd show

23:00

up early and they'd be shooting another comic special off their money the deal

23:04

to double them as a

23:05

management company what they would get or or an agency the amount of times that

23:10

that happened with

23:11

the same audience oh i mean yeah yeah oh you want to hear the best one i ever

23:14

heard jim brewer was

23:16

filming a special sold out this theater and the the people that were filming

23:20

the special told him that the

23:22

money for the ticket sales was theirs because it was all about the production

23:27

because the money that

23:29

people are paying for the production he's like the are you talking about this

23:34

is my audience like that's

23:36

my money his management tried to steal the money from ticket sales and say that

23:41

it went towards production

23:45

went all the way to court with it his manager's on the way to court has a panic

23:49

attack goes to the

23:50

hospital like the whole thing's a nightmare i think he won yeah of course he

23:56

won yeah he won well it's

23:57

thievery it's thievery like these are tick people are paying to see i have i

24:03

have a million

24:05

of those stories but this is the thing this is what kills me about a lot of

24:10

this this rhetoric that's

24:13

going on out there which i agree with 90 of it but if you if you agree with 100

24:18

of it like you and

24:19

i are not supposed to be having stories like this we're supposed to be the ones

24:22

doing it and it's just

24:24

like you have to like as far as the uh the whole you know oh you're a white

24:29

male heterosexual you know

24:30

doors just fly open and people like hey what are your dream they like i'm not

24:34

saying and i'm not

24:36

obviously not bitching but i'm just saying that like like people will you it's

24:42

all

24:42

about money they don't they don't give a and they and they all those people

24:46

that do that really

24:47

yeah so there's a long history of hollywood accounting there's a long history

24:52

of that

24:52

i mean there's been so many stories about people who made killer hit movies and

24:56

never got paid

24:57

because hollywood's like look you know we have this much had to go to

25:00

advertising and this is the

25:02

production look how bad elvis got oh yeah elvis got so bad and then one of the

25:07

main ways he got on

25:08

the road he only did one out of the country date i believe he did toronto and

25:12

he never traveled the

25:14

world because his manager had something going on with his visa and he was

25:17

worried if he left he

25:18

wouldn't be able to come back so that kind of like kept elvis out of a ton of

25:23

money and seeing the

25:24

world or whatever the he might have wanted to do keep doing these movies elvis

25:29

you want to go on the

25:30

road that is hilarious well you know the best version of breaking down how

25:35

corrupt the music business is

25:37

was by courtney love they said she had a ghostwriter i don't know but she did

25:41

but it was it's a it's a

25:42

great article that she wrote documenting exactly how much you get paid versus

25:47

how much money gets

25:49

generated and where it all goes and how they you yeah no it's it's they've

25:54

always done it that way

25:55

i mean that's that's always the way they've done it that's the answer young

25:59

people that's the answer

26:00

to it is well i mean that's how that's how it's done so whatever i don't want

26:04

to sit here

26:04

bitching the whole time are you done i quit but i i smoke like one or two uh a

26:10

month

26:13

oh god damn it joe oh i got these from mike binder they're good what yes oh

26:19

look at that

26:20

well i guess i didn't quit today did i

26:23

come on billy fun are we doing this yes let's do it all right come on we got to

26:31

celebrate you

26:31

had a kid yeah i have to there you go it's my birthday yesterday oh that's

26:35

right happy birthday thank

26:37

you you're 38 again 52 brother holy shit that's me too 52 pickup isn't that a

26:43

weird number like you

26:44

like you say it it doesn't seem real well i think in your 50s nothing matters

26:48

until the odometer flips

26:50

to 60 and then you're just like yeah i know 60 guys in their 60s they're gonna

26:54

cut in there yeah sorry

26:56

guys in their 60s is this the ted nugent one look at this with the fucking that's

26:59

a serious one that's

27:00

from uh uh benchmade knives it's a awesome knife company they gave me a good uh

27:06

cigar cutter

27:07

you sound like bill murray in what about bob which i just watched the other day

27:16

you know

27:16

when he's a great movie that's a perfect movie oh when he's eating we did a

27:25

family movie night

27:28

basically every day of the pandemic it was uh

27:31

first couple of uh first couple of months basically every night we watched a

27:39

new movie

27:40

watch every single adam sandler movie watch groundhog day again i forgot how

27:44

good groundhog day was

27:50

these are delicious shout out to mike minder yeah they're very good

27:55

anyway anyway but podcasting is yes look it's a great business i mean i started

28:06

off because i was

28:06

kind of depressed because i had to move here from uh move back here from colorado

28:09

i thought i had escaped

28:11

i thought i was gone i was like i'm out l.a i can't take this crowds and

28:15

everything i want peace and i

28:17

want the wilderness i live in the mountains i remember that and then you had to

28:20

like have

28:21

a glock when you went out to go get your mail so you would get eaten by a

28:24

fucking bobcat or something

28:25

mountain lion yeah yeah yeah i saw one in the yard like that's uh that could be

28:29

an issue

28:30

i know that's basically a middleweight tiger

28:36

it's a welterweight welterweight 150 pounds 147 welterweight tiger

28:41

welterweight boxing at least welterweight mma is 170. yeah yeah it's a weird

28:49

animal to see in the

28:50

woods too because you know if that thing runs at you like you literally have no

28:53

chance they're scared

28:54

of you though they don't want nothing to do with you for the most part if they

28:57

if they're really hungry

28:58

and really old they'll you up that's why i i i try to tell you know my wife

29:04

when i whenever you're

29:05

outside i'm like mama bear is next to the cub always always i go there's coyotes

29:09

and they're

29:10

getting bold because everyone was inside yeah and they come down every night

29:13

looking for a little

29:14

dog or a little cat you hear that going down in the hills everyone be like you

29:20

know once

29:21

two white suites you just hear which is basically the dog like what the is that

29:26

you know

29:26

brutal yeah it's gross it's scary because a little little cleanup crew goes

29:32

around and catches animals

29:33

slipping in the backyard yeah i don't understand people let little dogs out

29:39

because those coyotes

29:40

they'll figure out a way in oh yeah well they're very smart they they you know

29:44

they have to survive

29:45

they figure out a way yeah little creepy fucks yeah they are a little creepy

29:50

fucks all right they're

29:50

everywhere can i every city can i promote this uh movie f is for family too f

29:54

is for family season four

29:56

it's coming out tomorrow tomorrow i got two big things coming out and then that's

30:01

it i'm dried up

30:02

because everybody in interviews what what's next for you after these two things

30:05

that's it it's it's

30:05

it's the pandemic i'm gonna start going on the road at all um you're opening up

30:11

yeah i'm gonna see how

30:12

you guys do you know who comes back with a cough i'll let you guys walk towards

30:17

the atom bomb that

30:18

they just i mean i got a little one at home so i'm i think i'm gonna chill

30:22

until like september unless

30:24

it's just wide open um by chill i mean if if things go well i'm gonna uh i'm

30:29

gonna try to do some shows

30:31

at the troubadour because i know that they're hurting and that's one of my

30:33

favorite venues all

30:34

these bands that i love have played there troubadour on santa monica yeah so

30:37

they're kind of they they're

30:38

in you know they're in a bad way because of this so i'm gonna try to do a

30:42

little run of shows down

30:43

there you know are they available you can do that not available yet but when

30:47

they are available i'm

30:48

gonna try to do like a three night thing down there you know work for free get

30:52

the rust off have people

30:54

pay for tickets buy a bunch of booze and some troubadour t-shirts and keep that

30:57

place going man

30:58

that's great yeah i'll do that yeah well i'll do that too let's do it i'll do

31:03

it yeah that sounds

31:04

like fun yeah i went there uh twice this year i saw everlast there and i saw sturgill

31:08

simpson yeah

31:09

and steve steve martin opened for richard prior there wow i read this great steve

31:13

martin article

31:14

where he was talking about uh opening for him there so it also has like some

31:18

comedy history there

31:20

well when i was there i was saying this is a perfect venue for comedy it's like

31:23

500 seats

31:24

it's awesome it's got a balcony it could be a great place for stand-up yeah it's

31:29

the stores need the

31:30

store needs help too everybody needs help improv needs help well i know the

31:34

stores get once they can open up i know they're gonna be fine so uh because i'm

31:39

gonna be down

31:40

there all the time anyway yeah um so as far as um i think between now and september

31:46

if they start

31:47

opening things up there's a bunch of little theaters that are around um that i

31:51

would just you

31:52

know pop in and do a night like i said just work for free have the people pay

31:56

you know whatever for

31:57

some tickets and buy whatever they're selling there you know knock the rest off

32:00

yeah you know because i'm

32:02

not gonna have people pay full price i mean i haven't taken this amount of time

32:05

off since i started

32:07

yeah you know i'm like my last gig was uh march 10th the dean delray bon scott

32:13

tribute dude you should

32:14

have come down for that man i couldn't i had another thing how to do it looked

32:17

like a lot of fun dean

32:18

and we had a great comedy she's got a crazy voice he does it really sneaks up

32:25

on you because they'll

32:26

sing in the car you like but then you see him when he's with the band and and

32:29

go the microphone and

32:30

everything ah when that video that you guys put on instagram or him singing a

32:33

whole lot of rosie i was

32:34

like holy he's really good well he did it for like 15 20 years you could tell

32:41

yeah yeah i mean

32:42

he's legit yeah yeah that was a good time and then it was over and then it was

32:49

over yeah strange

32:51

yeah i got some gigs lined up i'm gonna announce them next week but uh i'm

32:56

gonna i'm just gonna hit

32:58

the road do some clubs knock the rust off it looks like the store is uh not

33:03

listed as a bar

33:04

it's listed as an entertainment a live entertainment venue uh because they're

33:08

opening up bars and

33:10

restaurants and all these different things and the store they kind of they

33:14

tried to label it as a

33:15

nightclub but uh peter shore is like it's like it's not a nightclub no one's no

33:18

one's milling around

33:20

you stay you sit down you go in and sit down it's more like right it's more so

33:23

what do they need to be

33:25

classified as to open up well they need a different distinction for comedy

33:28

clubs they don't really

33:29

have one and you know there's a good argument a real good argument that comedy

33:32

club should be

33:33

some sort of an essential business because people need to blow off some steam

33:36

it feels good it's

33:37

really good for you look if i was a a guy working a regular job and i was used

33:41

to going to the store

33:42

every couple months uh knock some you know knock some laughs into me i mean i'd

33:46

be

33:46

fucking chomping at the bit to go see some comedy right now oh i think they're

33:50

gonna be packed i

33:51

remember i was in new york you know uh during 9 11 and i was like is anything

33:55

ever going to be funny

33:56

again and it was like a you know like a two-week lull and then they were just

34:01

packed yeah yeah it was

34:03

actually became almost like a second like boom or whatever um way back in the

34:09

day i'm worried about

34:10

a second wave of the corona i'm worried about them locking things down someone's

34:14

got to step in and stop

34:14

them from doing that next next wave you guys got to be proactive you got to do

34:18

something about people's

34:19

immune systems you got to lock down old people and sick people let regular

34:24

people do whatever the

34:24

they want you can't you can't just lock people's freedom down for something

34:29

that killed a small

34:31

fraction of what you thought it was going to kill the whole thing is it's just

34:35

creepy to have

34:36

guys like mayor garcetti be in charge of telling people whether or not they get

34:40

to work like that's

34:42

not what a governor is supposed to be that's not what they're trying but they're

34:46

they're trying to

34:47

look out for your best interest and trying to get 400 million people to all

34:51

pull in the same direction

34:52

it's it's you can't get 40 comics to pull in the same direction so like they

34:56

have like an impossible

34:57

they did and they didn't there was those people right the whole time there's

35:02

been

35:03

fucking assholes on my street walking around no masks you know not quarantining

35:08

like the people

35:09

that come by the houses you see the fucking you know the same people that were

35:12

going in and out of

35:13

the house who are not part of their family still going in and out of the house

35:15

you want people to

35:16

walk down the street with a mask on let's not start this job do you though let's

35:19

not start this

35:20

okay let's start i don't want to start this bullshit i'm not going to sit here

35:23

with no medical degree

35:25

listening to you with no medical degree with an american flag behind you

35:28

smoking a cigar acting like

35:30

we know what's up better than the cdc all i do is i listen i watch the news

35:34

once every two weeks i'm

35:35

like mask or no mess still mask all right mask that's all i give a fuck about i

35:39

don't care but even they

35:40

say you shouldn't wear a mask unless you're treating a coronavirus patient the

35:43

world health

35:44

organization yeah but they didn't say that initial they didn't say it initially

35:46

no they didn't they

35:47

did and then gradually then and then everybody wore the fucking masks this is

35:51

like rollerblading

35:52

everybody fucking rollerbladed and then there was that one fucking homophobic

35:55

joke and then everybody

35:56

acted like they never did it and then a hundred million fucking rollerblades

36:00

got thrown into the

36:01

fucking ocean we all wore masks and then all of a sudden people are fucking

36:05

sitting there what you don't

36:06

have the body type for dude your fucking knuckles would scrape on the ground

36:09

even with that extra two

36:11

inches i just love how wearing a mask became like this fucking like soft thing

36:19

that you were doing like

36:20

being courteous being courteous why is it for bitches that was so stupid first

36:26

of all oh god you're so

36:28

tough with your fucking open nose and throat gee joe and your five o'clock

36:31

shadow this is a man right here

36:33

a man doesn't wear a mask why does it always become like that it's always like

36:39

the man versus the

36:40

bitch that's what men do we make fun of things anything anything that uh seems

36:45

like you're not

36:46

taking chances right that's what i don't have a problem with that unless you

36:50

were already wearing

36:51

the mask and then you're acting like you didn't and all of a sudden people

36:54

watch your thing and then they

36:56

all pile up oh look at this bitch wearing the mask it's like you were fucking

36:59

doing it two weeks ago well i was

37:01

scared out of my mind in the beginning in the beginning like when the first

37:05

when when everybody's

37:06

shutting down the beginning and people are stockpiling food i was convinced i

37:09

was like jesus christ dude

37:11

you have like nine elk in your basement you were you were the one person i knew

37:14

was fine tom papa's

37:15

making bread plenty i knew i knew he was worried about i was worried about

37:18

people i knew getting really

37:19

sick and dying and then i was convinced that i had it at one point time i was

37:22

like god i do feel like i'm

37:24

breathing heavy i felt like my breath is some like my breath is coming short i

37:29

did i did i had like

37:32

psychosomatic issues thinking about it i got over it though i got over it guy

37:37

had a panic attack

37:39

sitting on 12 elk you had a panic attack and then you felt bad about yourself

37:45

and then you attack

37:46

people with masks that's how it works and that's how the hatred starts and that's

37:49

right now why seven

37:50

blocks to seattle you can't go now and get yourself i'm gonna go and i'm gonna

37:55

drop off free food for

37:56

those folks those fine protesters there's a major american city where seven

38:00

blocks the people have

38:01

took over it and i had no idea what you were talking about so that's great

38:04

anything that i said i don't

38:06

watch it i envy you at all i envy that that you just do that you just shut

38:10

everything down me i every

38:12

day i check what part of the world's on fire i don't like hysteria i don't like

38:16

making decisions

38:17

with hysteria and i like i i when i first became a dad the hysteria of other

38:23

parents i would just

38:26

i would be looking at them but i wasn't listening because that's all that's

38:30

what was the tone of

38:31

everything was saying you know better get some sleep now and you'd be like and

38:35

then anytime you

38:36

say anything positive about your kid how old's your kid seven weeks oh yeah how

38:40

is ah she's great

38:41

she's great oh oh wait till seven and a half weeks it's like it's like dude

38:46

maybe you suck at it

38:48

yeah how about that yeah you're sitting there with your legs trembling right

38:52

all nervous and

38:53

shit yeah i i don't i don't like you know i'm already in the head i'm already

38:59

in the head

39:00

i don't need 24-hour news network like who's that guy on fox news i always joke

39:04

with nio tucker

39:05

he's got great hair but horrible points like if his points were as good as his

39:09

hair which guy he looks

39:11

like a kennedy i mean he's just he is the white guy's white guy he was talking

39:15

about black people

39:17

going and when they come for you and they will they're gonna you know it's just

39:20

like what are you

39:21

fucking talking hannity i don't know who he is no it's not hannity hannity was

39:25

the guy who they they

39:26

put with that fucking that that like rooster at the end a chick in the end of

39:30

his life looking guy

39:31

like here's your liberal dude and all my relatives who are conservative like i

39:36

mean look at him i mean

39:37

he's so meek it's like this thing is cast like a show yeah who was that guy

39:41

that he was with hennany

39:43

and combs remember he and combs and the one guy looked like he was on death's

39:46

door and he was the

39:47

liberal he was gray yeah he was great the other guy looked like a football hero

39:51

astronaut with the

39:52

square jaw face nice head of hair the other guy with the little glasses he

39:56

looked like mr burns right

39:58

yes and he had no spine he had no he wasn't strong arguer i was he was there he

40:05

was he was the

40:05

washington generals and the other guy was the globetrotters conservative point

40:13

and then you put on cnn and you got all those fucking nitwits with the

40:17

situation room and all

40:18

of that how about this brother this is why i wish that there was a comedy club

40:23

because there's a bit

40:24

that's already come and gone was what i loved was when uh uh colin kaepernick

40:30

when he was taking a knee

40:32

right all the liberals were just like well hey man it's just like his opinion

40:37

man you need you wait

40:38

this is a time to listen man and then everybody on the right's like shut the up

40:43

and play

40:43

football you piece of don't disrespect the flag right and then drew breeze

40:47

tweets something

40:49

conservative and then all of a sudden everybody on the right's like hey man

40:53

this is just like his

40:54

opinion man and then everybody on the left's like you racist piece of i'm gonna

40:57

cancel you

40:58

they literally do this everybody believes in like freedom of speech as long as

41:02

you're

41:03

saying what they want to hear it's basically and that's why i hate both of

41:07

those news channels

41:08

yeah i i i actually very divisive it makes my blood boil when i walk into a

41:14

house

41:15

with people i know and if they're watching cnn or fox like i can't get past the

41:20

like when people

41:21

watch like the kardashians it's like why would you do that to your brain

41:27

it is what it's like i mean it's very toxic it's very toxic both sides and they

41:34

they never see any

41:35

good points that the other side is making and every video on the internet

41:39

starts after the thing

41:40

happened and it's like you're always like it's like you're getting eight

41:46

episodes in

41:47

and you're like what the it's like you don't know what's like if you watch the

41:51

last scene of jaws

41:52

you're like why the did he kill that shark there's enough sharks dying out

41:58

there you didn't see that

42:00

this thing was specifically targeting human beings and he needed to do this

42:03

right how does that relate

42:06

to the news i'm saying when you watch the news people don't like they they're

42:11

not filming what leads

42:13

up to whatever fucking confrontation happens okay so you're getting a very skewed

42:18

you don't know what

42:20

happens you know what what what they're saying happens could be what happened

42:25

or a bunch of other

42:26

shit i i don't i don't understand how i'm supposed to watch something you know

42:32

like this there's obviously

42:33

obvious shit like that shit minneapolis was the most obvious shit ever that guy's

42:37

a murderer and those

42:37

other three guys sat around and just watched him fucking do it when guys

42:40

calling out i can't breathe

42:42

and all of this shit and calling out for his mother was fucking sickening that

42:44

guy's a monster had the

42:45

audacity to have a shocked look on his fucking face that guy's terrible right

42:49

but like what i'm saying

42:50

is that thing had all of this you kind of got the whole fucking thing when they

42:55

came up you had the

42:56

whole thing there's so many other and i'm not just i'm not talking about cop

42:59

stuff i'm just talking

43:00

about anything taking a little piece of somebody's stand-up routine or a

43:06

politician says this or voted he

43:09

voted no on this and what it is is the shit that all it's usually the shit that

43:13

was attached to it

43:14

which is something i don't understand with politics like why can't you just

43:18

vote on what you're voting

43:19

on like should we have clean water yes we should and then like the that's

43:23

attached to it but we can

43:25

still dump toxic in here and then when the guy goes to or the woman goes to run

43:29

it's like oh this this

43:31

person voted against the clean water act this is your tree hugger i'm joe blow

43:36

and i approve of this

43:37

message well here's here's a good version of that remember the covington school

43:40

case there was the

43:41

the kid had a maga hat on and the native american was uh beating the drums the

43:45

kid was smiling looking

43:46

at him and they took it pretending that this kid walked up to this native

43:49

american beating the drums

43:51

and was smiling in his face and mocking him what really happened is these kids

43:54

were on a field trip

43:56

for high school they're selling maga hats the kids are 16 they're being jerk-offs

44:00

they buy these hats

44:02

and put them on they're just having fun right very little supervision while

44:05

they're there these native

44:07

americans are beating their drums and this guy walks up to the kid and gets in

44:11

the kid's face and is

44:12

beating the drum now cnn all these people went with this narrative these kids

44:15

were mocking them the kid

44:17

just stood there smiling while this native american got in his face but the

44:20

photo it's disturbing that

44:22

those you know there used to be rules on ownership of media yeah i think what

44:27

way back in the day

44:27

was like a rule of sevens like no one person could own seven okay any

44:31

combination of radio tv because

44:32

you can literally influence public opinion and that's why like i've watched and

44:37

i dude 12 years ago i went

44:39

down the federal reserve rabbit hole i became a the guy you didn't want to talk

44:43

to about the federal

44:44

reserve all of that shit the private thing it's not is this federal is the

44:47

federal express i went down

44:48

island yeah all of that shit and like watching p i just and i just feel like in

44:55

the last i don't know

44:56

how many years where it's just all of a sudden they stopped being just sort of

45:00

everything they were

45:01

i think reporting was always perverted to some level um and now it's just it's

45:06

just you're sort of

45:07

watching like op-ed pieces so i don't know this is somebody who doesn't watch

45:10

anything and reads like

45:12

you know autobiographies of football players in the 1950s so on this covington

45:17

school kid case they

45:18

sued the kids sued and won they you know the cnn paid him out to be a monster

45:22

they were getting death

45:23

threats and did they did cnn uh issue a retraction i don't know what they did

45:28

but they paid him i don't

45:31

i don't know what they but that's why i don't i don't like either one of those

45:34

channels because of

45:35

that and it causes i think rational people like that guy the guy the fat dude

45:40

on the bicycle suit

45:41

ripping those pieces of paper are those girls hands oh yeah jesus yeah that guy

45:47

that is the result i

45:48

think of watching one of those channels 24 7 and then going on facebook and

45:52

writing in capital letters

45:54

could you imagine if you were there watching that guy rip paces pieces of paper

45:57

out of a little girl's

45:58

hand like that that he didn't even know yelling and are running up to her where

46:01

the mother is yelling you

46:02

stop touching her get your hands off her i would have oh that was a mom i

46:06

thought that was a friend

46:08

whoever that was it sounded like a woman it sounded like a woman yelling

46:12

because he was a little girl

46:13

he was doing everything but growling yeah and then because then it gets to the

46:17

point of like what is

46:18

in your head that you're trying to defend like what that's a guy but then

46:23

everybody vilifies the guy

46:25

which i would rather sit down and talk to that guy and be like let me ask you

46:28

this when you watch that

46:30

you know floyd video like what is it that you see because just yelling at

46:36

somebody cancel him and

46:37

making him lose his job you're just going to make the guy even more angry and

46:41

he probably has grandkids

46:42

that he's going to fill their head before before he dies so what's the solution

46:46

sit down and talk to

46:47

him i think that should be part of it like buddy let's just sit down for a

46:52

second you were on a bicycle

46:55

you wanted to burn some calories you're obviously into it by the way you're

46:58

dressed okay

46:59

you're enjoying america's great parks right you come across these kids you know

47:09

do you like kids

47:10

have you ever attacked a kid before they're just putting a piece of paper up

47:14

with the point of view like what what do you think led up to that level of a

47:21

response because i have to

47:22

be honest like we've all snapped and done i would like to think i have and

47:27

afterwards i'd be like

47:28

what the why did i argue that why did i say that why did i do that and the only

47:33

way to uh kind of

47:36

prevent from you being a fucking again is you have to kind of walk back and

47:40

look at it right so

47:42

going at the guy which i totally understand because it was it was so bad it was

47:48

almost comical because he

47:49

was a borderline growling at them and uh you know it was really bad he didn't

47:53

even get the paper from

47:54

the girl he grabs the girl the girl clenched her fist down and held onto the

47:58

paper my favorite part

48:00

was the sound of his the bottom of his shoes that clip into the pedals he

48:04

sounded like a little show

48:07

pony he was trying to growl like a tiger and he sounded like my pretty pony

48:12

like somebody should have been

48:14

uh combing his hair so and i was sitting there going look at this crazy old guy

48:19

and uh okay but i don't know how i didn't think how old i thought he was but

48:25

then he was like 60 i was

48:26

like this guy's like only eight years older than me so he graduated high school

48:29

like eight years before

48:30

me so like this guy is almost part of my generation like what experiences did

48:34

he have that he

48:37

looks at this whole thing like um you know i mean i'm not that that that thing

48:44

saying all cops are

48:45

like those guys it's like no it's like you have to get those guys off of the

48:49

force that's what i think

48:52

so um i just don't understand like and that was my understanding what they were

48:58

putting up there was

48:59

specific to the minneapolis case so my thing is as a human being how could you

49:04

have issue with somebody

49:06

trying to put something up you know honoring that guy or something positive

49:12

about that like that's

49:13

what i was confused i don't know what she put up i'm not sure what she put up

49:16

it was definitely

49:17

about the george floyd protest you know maybe that's a great point i couldn't

49:22

see what was written

49:23

on the paper and i just i filled that in when i watched it but i really couldn't

49:27

get over the

49:28

sound of the shoes though it was really funny and when he started walking

49:33

faster with the bike

49:35

it was almost like a great movie trailer for a horror film yeah no but could

49:40

you imagine the 60

49:41

year old fat bike rider imagine if that was your daughter so i'm a project your

49:44

daughter you're

49:45

sitting there and that guy runs up to your daughter and he's grabbing the paper

49:49

out of her hand he's

49:50

running at her grabbing the paper while a woman's screaming at him to not touch

49:55

her don't you touch

49:57

her yeah i mean imagine yeah i mean there's only one response as a father yeah

50:04

murder yeah yeah i

50:07

don't like murder no what do you like maim i want him to remember that he did

50:13

it that's interesting

50:18

that's another level start with the blown out acl and you go from there yeah

50:22

beat him with his stupid

50:23

shoe why do people wear i actually if i actually had to look up why people wore

50:27

those shoes they clip

50:28

in i know they do but i'm like what is the advantage of that is there an

50:31

advantage yeah i think i think

50:33

it's when when you're coming up this way oh you can you can still pull with

50:37

your legs so you're getting

50:38

more of an efficient oh that makes motion this guy's really this guy's really

50:43

into uh biking and not

50:45

putting paper on trees don't put their dead relatives in their faces just a man

50:51

that would run up to a

50:52

little girl like that and grab her grab paper out of her hand there he is click

50:57

click click that's

50:59

before but that's before he grabs her jamie yeah back it up from the beginning

51:03

because this is now as

51:04

far as you with your martial art background you got to be impressed with the

51:07

way he's using his bike

51:08

there no he's sort of like trying to be a little herd bicyclists in maryland to

51:12

caught on what does it

51:13

say rewind it see right there that's where a bison was caught on video earlier

51:20

attacking teenagers

51:21

who were posting flyers is that a teenager it's a little girl is that really a

51:25

teenager she might be 13.

51:28

he just runs up to her he's yelling at her i mean look he's towering oh my god

51:32

look at her though good

51:33

for her she yeah see that's i think i don't know if that's a woman or her

51:36

friend but that girl's got balls

51:39

or ovaries i like the little skip step too like a cornerback well he's running

51:44

at the guy with the camera

51:45

and knocks him over the man achieves his goal okay as much as you don't approve

51:50

of what he's doing

51:51

he achieved his goal no she's still got the paper i'm just i'm joking he

51:55

grabbed her arm whatever

51:57

happened to that guy he got charged three charges i don't know but they're

52:00

promoting my movie right

52:01

there look at that king of staten island what are the odds on demand everywhere

52:05

friday you know i would

52:09

be in the news with a big old orange jumpsuit on if that was happening to my

52:15

daughter oh my god be a

52:18

real problem if i caught someone doing that you would be like a badger on that

52:24

your biggest problem would be what do i use

52:29

i almost think for half a second like you would be you know the elbow what do i

52:38

do

52:38

choke him what do i do that spinning heel kick i saw you do i if you ever hit

52:42

me with that i have

52:43

to learn how to talk again yeah yeah joe it didn't happen it didn't happen to

52:48

your daughter

52:48

right you just went to a dark place there i go there all the time bill it's a

52:54

real problem with

52:55

i know i do too i go there all the time i do think getting uh talking about all

52:58

these protests i think

52:59

something really positive is going to come out of this because the fact that so

53:02

many white people

53:02

are also pro and getting involved in it and so many cops were vocal saying you

53:07

know they shouldn't do

53:08

that so i think something good is going to come out of this i just agree more i

53:12

really do i do and i hope so

53:14

too because it's it it's been wrong for way too long and i also hope that uh

53:20

that a bunch of other groups don't use this as a piggyback thing

53:24

to then do some other shit which will then escalate will make people who want

53:31

things to

53:31

stay the same they'll be able to shift focus

53:34

of like you know like how they try to make like the protesters and the rioters

53:38

like the looters the

53:39

same people right right where it's just yeah there's only yeah you you did that

53:43

and then at night you

53:43

did this no yeah the way that so i don't know they're gonna do it anyways i

53:47

think there's the once

53:49

the looting died down you're seeing peaceful protests that are very encouraging

53:52

i think it's great i

53:54

i really do i mean that downtown la one was amazing 50 000 people filled the

53:58

streets and no crime or

54:01

very little nothing i heard of it was just mostly people chanting and holding

54:05

signs yeah it looked

54:06

promising look they gotta the the thing that disturbs me is this idea that they

54:11

should defund the police

54:13

you can't get rid of the police what you need to do is spend more money and

54:17

train them better and high

54:18

have higher standards and do it the way you do the military where it's very

54:22

difficult to get in

54:23

and you weed people out that are weak like that guy was a pussy that guy

54:27

leaning on that guy's neck

54:28

like that that guy's a monster there's no way that guy because he knew he was

54:31

being filmed too and

54:32

he just had no yeah i mean that's like hands in his pockets like he was just

54:38

you know waiting for

54:39

an uber or something like that makes you think yeah he's a monster yeah and

54:43

that guy had been doing

54:43

that forever you know there there's new evidence that they worked together and

54:48

they fought they they

54:49

argued about the way that cop was treating the customers they worked together

54:53

at security at the

54:54

same club and that cop was a fucking asshole to people at the club and they

54:59

argued about it so they

55:00

had a personal issue and there's some people that wanted to be elevated to

55:04

first degree murder because

55:06

of that that he did it on purpose that he knew he knew that guy oh man i mean

55:11

it's just yeah they

55:12

argued when they worked together apparently one of the guys that worked with

55:15

them said that george floyd

55:17

was always telling that guy he's a fucking asshole the way he treats customers

55:21

because he would mace

55:22

people and shit that kind of stuff pepper spray folks he just was the first guy

55:26

to use violence

55:27

right away yes escalate this he had a history of complaints back to 2006 my

55:32

friend joe shilling the

55:33

kickbox i'm talking about him again but his fucking page is the most disturbing

55:37

page right now

55:38

because all he's done over the last five six days is post videos of police

55:42

brutality and it's police

55:45

brutality on black women white women white old men black old men young guys oh

55:53

it's just police brutality

55:55

over and over and over and over again there's a problem of racism in this

55:58

country for sure

55:59

there's also a real problem with people that have the kind of power that cops

56:04

have that are weak people

56:05

that are that are sociopaths and that's that's as much of a problem as any of

56:09

this yeah yeah you

56:11

attack the racism onto it and you got a horrible situation but those people are

56:14

psychopaths they're

56:14

they're monsters that guy who did that you know this reminds me a long time ago

56:18

like i'm talking to a security guy and he said the best guys are the guys that

56:23

that

56:24

they de-escalated yeah he goes you don't because this guy used to put together

56:28

crews of guys to uh

56:29

i think it was like rock concerts and stuff and he said you didn't want to get

56:32

guys that wanted to

56:35

fight you didn't want to have those guys because those guys would be a headache

56:39

and every night there

56:39

was going to be something and there was going to be lawsuits like what what you

56:43

what he was saying

56:44

you ultimately wanted was nothing to happen yeah so um i remember because i was

56:51

joking with him i remember

56:53

a long time ago the grill 93 this old dick dority room i remember that joint so

56:58

two guys were about

56:59

ready to go at it in the club and the bouncer gets him outside okay and this

57:03

guy's trying to say his

57:05

point of view and he put his hand on his shoulder he goes he goes uh he goes no

57:08

all i was trying to do

57:10

he barely barely went like that on his shirt and he goes okay first of all don't

57:13

touch me that's what the

57:14

bouncer said and just immediately it was here and then it became then it went

57:17

to here and then those

57:18

two guys started yelling at each other and then within i don't know what the

57:21

fuck he just twisted

57:22

the guy up and took him out and i forget who the fuck i was with we were

57:27

fucking dying laughing

57:28

it just became a catchphrase between us so he would come up hey bill you're

57:32

working this weekend

57:33

okay first of all don't touch me just you just you immediately just escalate it

57:37

where it just

57:38

becomes a what the fuck and then first of all don't touch me from 90 of guys

57:43

is immediately going to put you in your ego where it's like oh fuck now now he's

57:47

on top of me and

57:48

i'm the i gotta i gotta at least get a little get at his eyebrow level i have

57:53

to come back with

57:53

something else it was inevitable the second he said that first of all don't

57:57

touch me i did like the

57:58

three slide steps down because i learned that young watching fights you know

58:03

you don't want to have a

58:04

really good seat because it's like a tornado you don't know where it's gonna go

58:07

and you think you

58:08

think you're like 20 feet away i had that meant me at a bruins game the old boston

58:14

garden and it was

58:15

like one of those you know just everybody smoking you probably couldn't smoke

58:18

in the garden at that

58:19

point but i just remember like like smoky bars and so we went in there and

58:22

everybody was hammered i was

58:23

hammered drinking like heff and reference remember the green death right like

58:26

dude this is like six

58:27

percent alcohol so um some like one of those two rows of fans fighting which is

58:32

always great because

58:34

like the people that are a row up are just throwing down these guys getting

58:37

pounded there's always a

58:38

loafer laying there right uh mike milbury picking it up so i remember the cops

58:44

ran up there and i ran

58:45

up two to watch the fight and they started grabbing guys and coming down the

58:49

stairs and it was the boston

58:51

guard and there was nowhere to go and i just remember this big cop bounding

58:55

down the stairs he

58:56

literally had a handful of this guy's neck it was like his whole neck and his

58:59

jugular and this guy was

59:01

i just remember he was going try to try to push me down the stairs try to push

59:06

me down the stairs and

59:07

he came down like and i was trying to get out of the way and i figured i think

59:10

the guy who he had grabbed

59:11

like his knee hit me in the back you know i just i just got caught by the

59:15

debris of this guy running

59:17

by and that's when i kind of learned like uh you know when to how to watch your

59:21

fight which you watch

59:22

your fight and you're looking at your exits because like i said it's like you

59:24

don't know where it's

59:25

going to go and uh i learned that lesson so when i saw that guy say that uh

59:29

first of all don't touch

59:30

me i was just like okay sliding over here let some other people settle in in

59:34

front of me i can do i like

59:36

them when that yeah that's the same as if yeah you want to be above slightly

59:40

above looking down at

59:41

and all the altercations you get a better viewpoint there anyway yeah i suck at

59:46

it dude i i stopped

59:48

fighting in like junior high that was it i just i knew i i mean i just knew i

59:52

was like this is not

59:54

my thing i can't slip a punch i am slow as shit i got a big head i got a huge

1:00:00

target

1:00:01

this is not gonna go three rounds it's just not um i fought up until like six

1:00:07

around sixth grade i think

1:00:09

i probably had my last one and then all of a sudden kids started to get 120 130

1:00:14

140 pounds and they

1:00:15

started being blood and and people missing a couple days of school after a beat

1:00:20

down i was just like

1:00:21

you know what okay i think i'll be the funny guy

1:00:23

it's weird how things go sideways like that when there's a there's like a

1:00:30

feeling in the air

1:00:31

when whenever chaos breaks out like that and there's a real melee there's a

1:00:35

feeling in the air like

1:00:36

it's just like you you feel it it's like oh this is nuts like this is this is

1:00:40

really dangerous yeah

1:00:41

there's a a a mob mentality feeling that you get that's real weird when things

1:00:46

go crazy i i remember

1:00:48

it took me uh having to leave boston for about seven years i was gone for seven

1:00:53

years before i finally

1:00:54

walked into a bar and just felt the normal energy but i think the city's

1:00:58

changed a lot but like that

1:01:00

sort of that tail end of the the craziness i walked into a bar and you could

1:01:04

just feel it it's like

1:01:05

somebody's gonna get suckered like yeah not now it's about 90 minutes away you

1:01:09

could just feel the

1:01:10

level of drunkness the the energy well guys would go out looking for fights

1:01:16

some guys would go out

1:01:16

looking for fights yeah i knew this guy i used to train with mike blythe he

1:01:20

used to work at the rat

1:01:21

scale he was a bouncer he would go he would wrap his hands he would wrap his

1:01:25

hands on his way to work

1:01:26

i knew a guy i knew a guy tape his wrists and i knew a guy who was a bouncer

1:01:33

and he used to bring

1:01:33

a mouthpiece oh yeah to uh to work but he used to carry it all the time and i

1:01:38

remember when he would

1:01:39

get to when he would get in a fight he would it was something where he would it

1:01:43

was a mouth

1:01:43

guy who'd bite down it wasn't like what you guys wear but it was totally psyched

1:01:47

the other guy out

1:01:48

like he would come out and he would just put this thing in and the guy be like

1:01:51

this guy brought

1:01:51

equipment like what the is going on here and i remember one time he got he got

1:01:58

suckered he knew

1:01:59

it was gonna be a fight and i figured well for some dumb reason he sat down on

1:02:02

the stairs and the guy

1:02:03

was standing above him and one of his friends jumped down and just punched him

1:02:07

and i saw the mouthpiece

1:02:08

it was like buster douglas tyson i saw his mouthpiece fly towards us and then

1:02:13

just i shouldn't tell these

1:02:15

stories because why i don't know because i you know it's my version of what it

1:02:20

was a long long like

1:02:21

you're not naming names it was like 30 years ago and what happened was we were

1:02:25

in an off-campus apartment and i can't believe i'm gonna tell this story i'm

1:02:32

gonna tell the quick

1:02:33

version uh tell the whole version no two of my buddies left to go upstairs it

1:02:40

was one of those

1:02:41

you know those old boston it looked almost like a three-family house but it

1:02:45

wasn't it was one of

1:02:45

those big ones that has all apartments in it right so they left the party we

1:02:49

were on on the first floor

1:02:50

and then they went upstairs and like 20 minutes they came back one of my buddy's

1:02:56

shoulders was

1:02:57

separated the other guy flat lipping and he had a flat top two and maybe had

1:03:00

this big

1:03:01

fucking gash coming right down here blood coming down his face and we were like

1:03:05

what the

1:03:06

fuck happened what the fuck happened is that we just asked this guy for a drink

1:03:09

the whole party started

1:03:10

beating on us so this whole mob goes up the stairs to go fight the party right

1:03:17

and i'm going upstairs

1:03:18

like what the fuck am i doing my big fucking head i'm gonna get knocked out

1:03:22

here but i have to go

1:03:23

because they're my friends so we fucking go up there and uh we hear the party

1:03:28

so my buddy the mouthpiece

1:03:31

guy like the most innocent void ever knocks on the door he goes hey he's like

1:03:34

is there a party going

1:03:36

on in there right and the fucking door opens up and it was like a fucking west

1:03:39

wild west movie like a

1:03:40

saloon fight just fucking haymakers i remember i didn't even want to go in i

1:03:45

was so scared because

1:03:46

i was like oh my god this is gonna be nuts and just the mob just sent me in and

1:03:50

it was just like

1:03:50

everybody's just throwing i remember this dude jumping over my back punching me

1:03:54

in the face right

1:03:55

and the smoke fucking clears and it all settles you know it was all like

1:04:01

fucking 15 second melee and it

1:04:02

all fucking settles and we look at the party and there's like six or seven guys

1:04:07

six or seven girls

1:04:09

and there's like a board game that's tipped over and we had gone to the wrong

1:04:13

party swear to god i know

1:04:15

this sounds like a joke the real party where they got hit was upstairs and i

1:04:20

don't know i don't remember

1:04:21

what happened but they they were actually rich kids and they sued my friends

1:04:24

for going in whatever

1:04:25

the dumb shit they did oh no we all went into the wrong party and they were in

1:04:30

there having like

1:04:31

a couple's thing and they were playing like fucking monopoly or something and

1:04:34

all of a sudden there was

1:04:35

a knock on the door hey is there a party and then everybody just came fucking

1:04:38

running in

1:04:41

like imagine them that's what i'm saying no i feel that's why i didn't want to

1:04:44

tell it because i felt

1:04:45

i felt really like yeah i felt bad when i was in high school the first real brawl

1:04:51

that i ever saw

1:04:53

was when i was like 17 i think i was a senior in high school and there was a

1:04:56

rich kid that moved

1:04:58

into the neighborhood he wanted to make friends so he put on this crazy party

1:05:01

he just invited everybody

1:05:03

so kids from all kinds of different high schools were coming no that's always

1:05:06

good yeah newton north

1:05:08

newton south a bunch of kids from all sorts of other places and uh i happened

1:05:11

to be at the right

1:05:12

place at the right time when i saw it pop off people were already robbing this

1:05:16

guy i saw people taking

1:05:17

stuff out of bedrooms and running down the stairs with it it was real sketchy

1:05:21

because there was way too

1:05:22

many people for this guy's part but then this girl i still to this day don't

1:05:26

remember what she did she

1:05:27

either slapped this guy in the face or she threw a drink in his face i don't

1:05:31

remember i think she

1:05:32

slapped him but what i remember is he uncorked a perfect right hand on her he

1:05:38

know how to punch

1:05:39

like i remember thinking wow this guy's trained because he he snapped it joe

1:05:44

always the commentator

1:05:46

listen i've been doing it for a long time but whatever she did i'm pretty sure

1:05:50

she slapped him but he went

1:05:52

like this i mean it was a perfect right hand hit her right in the face her head

1:05:58

goes back this guy

1:06:00

behind her catches her she's totally unconscious and then chaos chairs flying

1:06:08

bodies piling it up and

1:06:10

i'm on the stairs so i'm watching this through the railings i see the guy punch

1:06:13

the girl as i'm coming

1:06:15

up the stairs i see it all play out i'm like holy and i'm like i gotta get out

1:06:20

of here yes and

1:06:20

it there was pile i didn't i didn't hit anybody and nobody hit me i fucking it

1:06:24

was like a movie like

1:06:25

excuse me part of me crawling out i dodged everything meanwhile uh i was

1:06:31

fighting at the

1:06:32

time i was traveling to tournaments all over the country and fighting so my

1:06:36

friends were looking for

1:06:37

me they're like you know go get joe and there's piles of people brawling and i'm

1:06:42

just ducking the

1:06:43

piles and then i ran into my friend jimmy and i'm like where is everybody and

1:06:46

we gathered our friends

1:06:47

and got in the car and drove off we were laughing our asses off but it was like

1:06:50

when we left the

1:06:51

cops were just starting to arrive there was piles of perfect beating the out of

1:06:55

each

1:06:55

other on the lawn dude i'll never forget it my friend who separated his

1:06:59

shoulder in that fight

1:07:00

we popped it back in and he went back up threw a punch with the same arm and

1:07:06

missed it came out

1:07:07

again and i remember him flopping on the ground like a fish out of water and

1:07:11

afterwards we said to

1:07:12

i'm like dude why didn't you throw the other hand and he goes because i wanted

1:07:15

this hand to get its

1:07:16

revenge i swear like he had made his part of his body like a karate movie like

1:07:23

he had to avenge

1:07:25

his shoulder's death dude that's and i have to tell you something when people

1:07:32

uh talk about you know

1:07:33

you're a funny comedian and blah blah the characters that i grew up with and

1:07:38

what i loved about what they

1:07:39

did and what they said was they weren't trying to be funny like he was dead

1:07:43

serious

1:07:44

yeah and then we were driving home hammered

1:07:48

and we were three abreast uh in in the uh the uh the pickup truck it was this

1:07:56

guy's dad's truck

1:07:58

and he had the flat top so he's got dried blood on his forehead and we're just

1:08:01

driving home and nobody's

1:08:02

saying anything and the dude in the middle has got these sunglasses on and he's

1:08:07

just

1:08:08

sitting there like this and then all of a sudden out of nowhere he just goes

1:08:11

like that scared the

1:08:12

fucking shit out of me and i i did i was like dude what the are you doing and

1:08:17

he goes ah sorry he goes

1:08:19

because i took a little acid he goes i was looking at this bug he goes because

1:08:25

i thought it was on the

1:08:28

windshield he goes it turned out it was on the inside of my glasses now i don't

1:08:32

know if that was true

1:08:33

but dude there's only like i there's no way you could ever reenact how much he

1:08:37

flipped it like how

1:08:38

much you would freak out on acid if you thought a bug was over there but then

1:08:42

your mind told you that

1:08:43

it was on the inside of your fucking glasses and i just remember all three of

1:08:48

us just crying laughing

1:08:50

driving home at this it's just a whole fucking situation and that was like that

1:08:55

was like every

1:08:56

weekend of my life for like um probably like two and a half three years every

1:09:03

single fucking weekend

1:09:05

and we used to go in to uh this there was this club in uh this bar in chelsea

1:09:10

oh boy yeah well

1:09:12

dude i was such a baby face that was the only place where you get served right

1:09:16

so it's a rough place

1:09:17

yeah well yeah it was it was yeah and they were like selling uh fucking blow

1:09:23

out of there so they

1:09:24

didn't give a fuck if you look like you were 12 years old like i was when i go

1:09:28

up to order my my vodka

1:09:30

collins was like the only drink how old were you um i wasn't of age like 19 or

1:09:36

20 probably 20 and i would

1:09:39

go in there and i just remember one time standing outside that bar and there

1:09:44

was this fucking dude who

1:09:46

looked like rob halford from judas priest just totally gacked out of his mind

1:09:52

standing in front of his

1:09:53

motorcycle and he was telling this story about riding his bike and his drug

1:09:57

thing he got stuck

1:09:59

he just kept saying i'm going around the apex going around the apex i am go

1:10:04

around the apex right now

1:10:05

i'm hammered and i'm like making fun of the guy in front of him to my buddy i'm

1:10:09

looking at my buddy and

1:10:10

i'm so shit-faced i'm going going around the apex i'm going around the apex and

1:10:13

he's hitting me because

1:10:14

the guy's staring at me oh yeah no it was it was a uh and i didn't understand

1:10:19

because i never did coke

1:10:22

so i didn't understand what was going on i'm gonna leave it at that i didn't

1:10:25

understand what was going

1:10:26

on but all i knew is i just seemed to be the guy that wanted to go home first i'll

1:10:31

leave it at that

1:10:32

that was a dangerous place boston was dangerous no i i this is when i figured

1:10:36

out what the

1:10:37

was going on was one time i went into the bathroom by myself to take a leak and

1:10:41

it was one of those

1:10:42

things you walk in there was a sink there was a stand-up funeral and then there

1:10:45

was a a stall which

1:10:47

just had one toilet and i walked in and there was two legs guys in there and i

1:10:52

was like what the

1:10:52

fuck are those guys doing and so my dick's already out and i'm taking a piss

1:10:58

and they open like the

1:10:59

thing because they didn't have a latch opened up and they had like the they

1:11:02

were doing blow and i i

1:11:03

was taking a piss because it was weird there's two guys in there i kind of glanced

1:11:06

over as i'm already

1:11:07

pissing i look over and this guy's all fucking hammered like a little werewolf

1:11:10

like what the

1:11:11

fuck are you looking at i was just like pee

1:11:13

didn't wash my hands after that one no there was a lot there was a lot i don't

1:11:22

know why

1:11:23

because a lot of like like easy targets really got hit and i was beyond an easy

1:11:30

target somehow i just

1:11:31

never i i you know i never asked yeah i did i did because i i would have got

1:11:37

really uh i was not as

1:11:39

tough as my friends were my friends were fucking lunatics you know but you know

1:11:43

my great my grade

1:11:44

was cool but like the grade above me and greater below me they were like some

1:11:47

they were crazy but

1:11:49

i talked to friends that grew up in other places they they would they didn't

1:11:54

have the same amount

1:11:55

of fight stories i think boston is a particularly fighty place fighty you know

1:12:00

what i'm saying i i don't

1:12:01

know what yeah uh there was something going on but i mean i think a lot of

1:12:05

those east like new york and

1:12:07

ah fuck this thing's going out um a lot of those uh like i find the people in

1:12:14

like new england long

1:12:17

island tri-state area it's all sort of the same savages savage children of

1:12:23

immigrants that's what it is

1:12:25

yeah but you go out to the midwest and that's like german a lot of slavic

1:12:28

people polish people so i

1:12:30

mean that's i don't know what i think they just had more space out there so it

1:12:34

wasn't as intense you

1:12:36

weren't so like packed yeah you're in a cornfield there's something about boston

1:12:40

though in particular

1:12:41

i think even more so than new york boston was just a lot of fights man my

1:12:46

boxing coach got his finger

1:12:49

bitten off on a fight he was on pcp this guy bit his finger off and uh he had

1:12:55

his toe removed

1:12:56

and replaced his finger with a toe did i tell you this no i remember that was

1:13:00

that was the move back

1:13:01

then so he had it curved permanently so that he could still throw right hooks

1:13:06

so his uh his when you would

1:13:08

shake his hand he would always give you one of these he was like yeah i knew a

1:13:12

guy from boston too he

1:13:13

had this weird looking nose and some guy bit it bit it off and had it reattached

1:13:18

guys lost ears dude

1:13:20

that's why i'm saying why you know right around sixth grade i was just like

1:13:24

yeah this is like becoming

1:13:25

blood sport like i think i'm gonna try to be funny here but yeah there was a

1:13:30

lot of um but there's also

1:13:33

a lot of you know the sports scene back in boston is just uh was was insane

1:13:40

well hockey yeah because

1:13:42

hockey was big in boston and hockey is the only sport that involves actual

1:13:45

fights it's the only

1:13:46

sport where fighting is a part of the sport i'm reading this book right now i'm

1:13:49

reading like i got

1:13:50

three sports books i'm reading right now right i'd read a few in that lines and

1:13:53

then i'm a couple

1:13:54

chapters over here and i'm reading this one called uh bartnett gave it to me

1:13:57

the uh called the code and it

1:13:59

breaks down for anybody i've never understood why there was fighting which i

1:14:03

never quite understood

1:14:04

either i just knew i liked it um it's it's and how the players have to police

1:14:10

the game i i'm not far

1:14:11

enough into the book but it's it's really eye-opening like what goes on out

1:14:16

there these and they have all

1:14:18

these these enforcers talking about it like because sometimes you had to fight

1:14:22

sometimes guys would just

1:14:23

skate out they put them out just the guy being out on the ice sometimes he'd

1:14:26

say something like

1:14:28

hey we don't settle it down out here boys somebody's gonna get hurt a guy would

1:14:31

just

1:14:31

say that and then people like all right okay all right let's fucking sticks

1:14:34

back down everybody play

1:14:36

old-time hockey whatever the fuck he was supposed to do all-star hockey and um

1:14:41

just as far and then

1:14:43

as far as like how there's this whole code of and there's all these there's

1:14:47

like you know the heavy

1:14:49

weights like heavyweight only fucks with a heavyweight unless some middleweight

1:14:53

is doing some

1:14:54

shit and you gave him a warning and he didn't then he has to take a fucking

1:14:57

beating and if he

1:14:57

doesn't take the beating and turtles up that means one of his fucking teammates

1:15:01

is going to get the

1:15:01

beating and then he's going to be a fucking asshole in the locker room i mean

1:15:04

it is it is this whole

1:15:05

web of fascinating shit because everybody just looks at the sport and they just

1:15:09

think oh drop gloves

1:15:10

fucking beat the shit up there's a whole code thing that that is going on out

1:15:14

there that actually

1:15:17

because of that it keeps the game safer which i don't understand i don't

1:15:22

understand i don't understand it

1:15:23

either but i just think it's fascinating that there's this one sport where it's

1:15:26

okay to fight

1:15:27

like what are you talking about the sport you do that's all they do is fight

1:15:31

but that's the whole

1:15:31

sport that's the sport itself but there's no fighting in basketball there's

1:15:36

agreed upon fighting in

1:15:38

hockey that doesn't exist in any other sport where everybody backs off and

1:15:41

these guys go lacrosse you

1:15:43

can do it in lacrosse who the plays professional lacrosse i i don't know but i

1:15:48

wouldn't want to say

1:15:49

that i wouldn't want to say that to one of them this is this full fucking cage

1:15:53

i wouldn't say that but

1:15:53

those guys are savages for no what about the cross-country skiers and all of a

1:15:56

sudden they

1:15:57

got a rifle they're doing like they're in a gun range i mean that's different

1:16:00

that's that stupid

1:16:01

fucking what is that that's not the decathlon you know what that's like that's

1:16:04

like tex-mex food

1:16:06

right asian infused americana that's all it is it's just people people are you

1:16:14

know doing their

1:16:15

version of cross-country skiing like that's like yeah i like that cross-country

1:16:20

skiing whether you

1:16:21

then shoot that's like the beginning of a lot of james bond things they always

1:16:24

seem to be in the snow

1:16:25

yeah well the whole idea is the elevated heart rate it's hard to control your

1:16:28

shot

1:16:29

because i think they're supposed to shoot off-handed too you know they're not

1:16:32

supposed to have a rest

1:16:34

i know see i don't know about hunting and that's the thing that i always that i

1:16:36

lived for on the

1:16:37

hunting shows what was when the guys after the kill and then they're just oh

1:16:42

man i was so scared

1:16:44

i'm just saying all this fucking and it's so i get it if you're shooting like a

1:16:48

lion it's a nerve-wracking

1:16:50

thing because you don't want to up and you know it's because people are going

1:16:53

to make fun of you

1:16:54

no because you're going to hurt an animal you don't want to wound the animal

1:16:57

you want to kill it you

1:16:58

want to kill it cleanly it's and you have to keep it together while you're you're

1:17:02

pulling the trigger

1:17:03

on an animal you're going to end its life it's very nerve-wracking well can't

1:17:06

you just give him the

1:17:07

second one second bullet oh you're saying if he runs away and then he thinks

1:17:12

suffers if you nick it

1:17:13

you know you shoot it in the leg or something like that it's very likely it's

1:17:16

going to get away

1:17:16

die slowly get eaten by coyotes or something it's really bad dude i got one for

1:17:21

you because you got me

1:17:22

watching those videos of animals eating other first of all i love bears but i

1:17:28

can't watch them kill

1:17:29

anything because they don't see the recent one they don't bear took down the

1:17:32

buffalo they don't kill

1:17:33

it why won't they kill it killed it well they just they they kill it because

1:17:36

they start eating it before

1:17:37

it's dead yeah they just hold it down and start eating yeah that's what bears

1:17:41

do i got one for you

1:17:43

okay have you watched the praying mantises videos yes i have do you see the one

1:17:47

where the praying mantis

1:17:48

eats the lizard who tries to eat him well he because he fucking alligator armed

1:17:52

it he was like i'm gonna

1:17:53

kill you he kind of did the little flicky he gave him a little jab and then

1:17:56

that thing just grabbed

1:17:58

him he was like ah what the yeah he like and then started licked at him then

1:18:01

started yeah but if his

1:18:03

jaw but if he let his hands go as you guys say with his tongue i think he could

1:18:08

have pulled that thing

1:18:10

in and crushed him no no praying mantis is so strong they're so much stronger

1:18:16

than you would imagine them

1:18:18

being because they have these little stick arms yeah that i watched one eat a

1:18:21

hummingbird oh yeah yeah

1:18:22

they eat all kinds of shit they eat everything that they get a hold of we're

1:18:25

lucky they're little

1:18:26

praying mantises are amazing i love those little things they're they're crazy

1:18:31

what they can

1:18:32

do to a bird or something much larger than the lizard was the most impressive

1:18:36

because the lizard

1:18:37

thought it was going to eat him and that thing was totally immobilized yeah it

1:18:42

was like it reminded

1:18:44

me of watching the shit that you say well he's passed his guard yeah now he's

1:18:47

going for this that

1:18:48

thing was just like oh it's exactly like that because the the their clamp is so

1:18:52

it's like if somebody got

1:18:53

you in a darse it's the same thing someone gets like uh like this grip and then

1:18:58

cinches it up to a

1:18:59

darse choke you're like trapped in there that's what it was like he was there

1:19:02

it is there's this poor

1:19:03

look he thinks he's gonna get him and he's like you ain't getting nothing but

1:19:07

look how he holds his

1:19:08

mouth open and he's like oh dude i i hate i feel so but this lizard get he gets

1:19:13

away he gets away for

1:19:15

a second but this is what's crazy for a second yeah yeah yeah look at the yeah

1:19:19

he starts eating his

1:19:20

mouth he just starts slowly i know what he's doing i know what he's doing i

1:19:24

love it have you ever seen

1:19:26

praying mantis versus a murder hornet you know everybody's afraid of murder

1:19:29

hornets look at him

1:19:30

he's like fuck what did you do to my face oh jesus he's like in pain he's

1:19:34

shaking it off and the praying

1:19:36

mantis is like bitch i'm not done with you yet like he's in agony and he's spazzing

1:19:39

around and the

1:19:40

praying mantis just locks onto him again and slowly starts pulling him apart

1:19:44

and at the end he's dead

1:19:46

he just starts eating his brain look at that they just can pull that skin apart

1:19:51

and bite right through it

1:19:53

but it thinks so much bigger than him that's like you eating a cow that's like

1:19:57

you holding a cow down

1:19:58

i wouldn't do that look at that he's eating his brain lizards dead as well that

1:20:03

that part's not a

1:20:04

problem for me right here because now it's dead yeah but it died this way i

1:20:07

know it did that was the

1:20:08

part i love it i'm a big fan of the praying mantis i like their technique hey i'm

1:20:14

not gonna begrudge

1:20:17

i just i don't need to pull the video the grizzly uh taking down the buffalo it

1:20:21

was only two days ago it

1:20:22

was in yellowstone it linked me to a 30 minute video of it just fucking up all

1:20:26

sorts of animal art

1:20:27

praying mantis yeah i'll put that oh by the way there's so many fucking people

1:20:31

here it goes

1:20:32

what's this what's he fucking up all kinds of things leaf bugs what is that

1:20:36

that's a leaf bug i think

1:20:37

oh wow what a weird looking creature oh the praying mantis is pink he's uh he's

1:20:43

camouflaged himself oh wow now he's the color of the leaf yeah this is a good

1:20:47

point 10 million views on this praying mantis video they're amazing animals man

1:20:52

what were you

1:20:52

gonna say were you mad about i wasn't mad about anything i'm just like i i you

1:20:57

know

1:20:58

i love bears right yes i love when they ride the bikes at the circus

1:21:07

i love it i love when he rides a bike in the circus oh this is my thing about

1:21:14

that what did they have

1:21:14

to do to that bear when you see what this thing can do to a bison what did they

1:21:19

do to that bear

1:21:20

to get him to get on a fucking bicycle give him food that's how they train him

1:21:25

is that how you did

1:21:26

it i've never got a bear in the back you just just the confidence the way you

1:21:30

said that because i've seen

1:21:30

them you've i've seen them train bears yeah they can train are you one of those

1:21:35

guys who doesn't need

1:21:35

any sleep like of all the random things i've seen it this is the one where the

1:21:40

bear freaks out oh with

1:21:41

the whip the whip that little whip there he's just on a bike i don't think he

1:21:45

freaks out i don't think

1:21:47

he's beating the bear i'll tell you right now that guy's not dressed to get a

1:21:51

fucking to be attacked

1:21:52

by a bear no well the bear's got a muzzle on and it's a little ass bear but

1:21:56

bear is still dude

1:21:57

fuck you man fuck you they got the they got the freddy krueger claws

1:22:01

on all he got four of them he's on a vespa now look at that wow i mean can you

1:22:09

humiliate a bear

1:22:10

even more he's got to wear that frilly outfit now you got him didn't give him a

1:22:14

motorcycle the one

1:22:15

who's a big fan of the bears riding bikes i was joking me too i was joking i

1:22:18

didn't i didn't know

1:22:21

i actually watched a whole training video of how like that's where do you find

1:22:26

what part of the

1:22:27

internet are you on well i don't know i was i was trying to figure out why

1:22:30

people what the

1:22:32

fuck that guy's got a giant grizzly bear on the back of his bike playing a horn

1:22:36

it's playing a

1:22:37

trumpet because he's got any volume on this trumpet let me hear this oh back it

1:22:42

up there

1:22:43

hello

1:22:51

this person that's filming this is an idiot you think it can't break out of

1:22:55

that seat belt and just

1:22:57

did you see the bear flipping them off that thing has on a lap belt yeah what

1:23:02

is the bear doing he's

1:23:03

just imagine this got to be russia right and his only way they would allow this

1:23:08

is in russia yeah yeah

1:23:10

look at the language in the back of that truck he's yelling at the traffic

1:23:13

jesus christ let's go size of that thing my god just throwing his arms up just

1:23:19

thinking about

1:23:20

ripping a person apart no he isn't yeah he's thinking like i used to be in the

1:23:23

woods

1:23:23

could eat whatever i wanted the weird thing about bears is if you train them

1:23:27

when they're young

1:23:28

they're like almost like dogs they become your buddy

1:23:33

it's weird the day somebody tells that bear that it's riding bitch that guy

1:23:38

that guy riding the

1:23:40

motorcycle he's gonna he's gonna be in trouble he's riding on the side cart

1:23:46

yeah he's gonna be in

1:23:47

trouble remember those side carts whatever happened to those you never see

1:23:50

those a motorcycle with

1:23:51

the side car you ever see the racing no they do side cart racing side car

1:23:55

racing and when they go

1:23:56

around a turn okay and it's on the side where the guy's riding the side is

1:24:01

lifted up that guy

1:24:02

he has to stand up dude they're going like i don't know how many miles an hour

1:24:06

he has to stand up and

1:24:07

lean over all the way over on this side of the bike because of the weight of

1:24:10

the sidecar so it doesn't

1:24:11

fall off so it doesn't yeah they can go through the turn at a higher speed i

1:24:16

mean it's bad enough

1:24:17

when you're the guy in the car with the map you ever seen those when they have

1:24:21

two two drivers

1:24:22

yeah the one guy's yelling turn and 100 yards left leg right left yeah those

1:24:26

are those rally drivers

1:24:28

right i never understood that do you know what they're doing they're yelling

1:24:30

out directions of the

1:24:31

road right but they have notebooks that tells them like what what's the next

1:24:35

turn next turn right i

1:24:37

would guess that the course is so long that they they can't memorize it or

1:24:41

maybe it's just through

1:24:43

a town it must be yeah this is a sidecar racing on the back of some the driver

1:24:48

i believe

1:24:49

because yeah it moves over but they're going fast as going really fast

1:24:55

oh my god you're the one who turned me on to those bike races in the isle of

1:25:00

man

1:25:01

i was supposed to go to that this year oh you would be side on the side oh no

1:25:06

no no no no way no i i planted to befriend some people in town with a balcony

1:25:12

even then like god

1:25:13

know some part of the bike could come flying up with uh i want to go to that

1:25:17

before they outlaw it

1:25:18

and they get outlawed just because people die every year more people have died

1:25:23

than years they've had

1:25:24

it whoa and it's still like look at these yeah this is this is so so more than

1:25:30

one person dies every

1:25:32

year that's what that would mean right basically average yeah and i think way

1:25:36

back in the day way

1:25:37

more people died like the safety equipment is much better but as you see they're

1:25:41

going by brick walls

1:25:43

and trees and like there's just no jesus christ when you say safety equipment

1:25:47

like what what the

1:25:48

kind of safety equipment is going to save you they yeah well they have an airbag

1:25:53

which is a really

1:25:53

amazing piece of technology whereas you fall it it can tell when you've let go

1:25:57

of the bike and you're

1:25:57

falling like instantaneously and it protects your uh organs yeah but obviously

1:26:02

your brain's in the

1:26:03

fluid so it doesn't protect that i tell you but the best racing out there moto

1:26:09

gp is the

1:26:10

shit it's better than this um well i don't know i i yeah i would actually say

1:26:18

because i like the

1:26:19

passing there's so much passing what's kind of what with formula one where the

1:26:23

mercedes and ferrari

1:26:25

are just so much better than everybody else it kind of comes down to the two of

1:26:28

them and every

1:26:29

year since i've been watching since 2015 so i'm new to the sport italian gp

1:26:33

right here yes that's

1:26:34

davizioso mark marquez i believe you know these guys yeah wow so mark marquez

1:26:39

the guy in

1:26:40

second place is like he's the jordan of the sports right for davizioso is

1:26:44

actually in third i don't

1:26:46

know who's in first so those uh that's a ducati a honda ducati and i think a suzuki

1:26:51

do you ride

1:26:52

i did for three months out here i always wanted to ride my parents would never

1:26:56

let me so finally

1:26:57

out here i took a motorcycle safety course i got my license and everything and

1:27:00

then i i had a bike

1:27:01

for like two months and it was just it's la is not the place to learn how to

1:27:05

ride and everyone was

1:27:06

texting while driving uh you want to go to wyoming i think i want to get a dirt

1:27:11

bike

1:27:11

um but this is the type of shit like with this racing what i like is like three

1:27:18

or four races last

1:27:19

year on the final lap there was like two guys that would pass each other like

1:27:23

four or five times

1:27:26

um like that shit right there so then you try to come on the brakes the the

1:27:33

latest on the brakes

1:27:35

but not overshoot the turn i mean there's just so much shit that's you sort of

1:27:38

learn as you're

1:27:39

watching i still don't know about it but these guys are fucking incredible

1:27:43

would you begin to go

1:27:43

into a track learning how to ride on a track that seems like the safest way to

1:27:47

do it absolutely that

1:27:48

that is the way to do it and then wear all of that gear and then have fun and

1:27:51

you can like open

1:27:52

up uh dean sent me a video today this guy in a porsche that could go 200 miles

1:27:55

an hour

1:27:56

but he does it on a highway and it's just like you're gonna kill somebody or

1:28:00

kill yourself it's

1:28:01

like take that thing to the track yeah don't do that and and god forbid you hit

1:28:05

some debris

1:28:05

you know what's gonna happen to your car like you uh i just think i think there's

1:28:09

a lot of people that

1:28:10

buy high performance that go into a track either is not available it doesn't

1:28:15

enter their mind like

1:28:16

something like myself like it wasn't until i started watching racing i kind of

1:28:19

learned a little bit

1:28:20

about i'm like oh there's like a track you know out in the inland empire you

1:28:23

know there's there's a day

1:28:24

where the like the general public can come down or whatever you can pay to rent

1:28:28

the track and it's

1:28:30

kind of like you know a lot of these guys you see driving around in ferraris if

1:28:33

you ever the only

1:28:33

time i ever drove a ferrari was i drove one on the track it was fucking

1:28:36

unbelievable like how hard you

1:28:38

could stomp on the brakes without the thing locking up and you're trying to

1:28:43

impress the guy you're riding

1:28:44

with and you think you just want to be like flooring it and blah blah blah and

1:28:47

what you really want to be

1:28:48

doing is smoothly going around the smoother you go both you know on the gas and

1:28:55

braking then it becomes

1:28:56

like this really like finesse thing where it looks like you just grab it by the

1:29:00

fucking throat and

1:29:02

and you know like i said i only did it one time but like i immediately learned

1:29:04

that like made me

1:29:06

appreciate what they were doing a lot more plus it only went around five times

1:29:10

and my fucking brain was

1:29:11

like the g-force yeah like i almost felt a little bit uh like not sick i just

1:29:18

felt a little up like i

1:29:19

think yeah i'm gonna sit down here for a couple of seconds not say it to any of

1:29:22

the guys i'm driving

1:29:23

with hey fine fine i could do that all day jimmy pull up uh porsche rally

1:29:27

driving the dirt road porsche

1:29:29

drivers that's those are the guys that are reading left right left right right

1:29:33

they have like a notebook

1:29:35

you need a driver next to you that's got a notebook that that looks like a lot

1:29:40

of fun apparently that's

1:29:41

a great way to learn how to really drive too is on the dirt same with dirt

1:29:44

bikes because you know you

1:29:46

slide a lot so you learn how to counter steer and you learn how to how to

1:29:49

handle the weight out back

1:29:51

like as it's kicking out learn how to counter it i have this weird thing where

1:29:54

i am fascinated by machines

1:29:56

and i want to everything that i see i want to learn how to drive it or fly it

1:30:00

or whatever but i'm not a

1:30:02

speed guy like i'm just not into like because you're smart going fast i don't

1:30:08

know it's dangerous i like

1:30:10

chilling yeah these guys see the guys there's the guy with the book this is a

1:30:13

regular road look how

1:30:14

fucking so it's got a digital thing telling them what gear he's in and here's

1:30:18

what fascinates me is the

1:30:20

trust between those two guys oh yeah like this guy this guy is driving like a

1:30:25

fucking lunatic and this

1:30:26

guy's looking down at his paper you know when your friend starts driving like a

1:30:30

lunatic you're looking

1:30:31

at him going dude dude slow down slow down this is a road people and trees and

1:30:36

cars and houses on both

1:30:37

sides this guy's flying down this fucking road and he's going sideways all the

1:30:42

time you see him

1:30:43

counter steering all the time we see his ass end kick out like all the time

1:30:47

yeah it's amazing oh my god

1:30:49

and how are these fucking people that are so confident they can stand on the

1:30:52

side of the road while these

1:30:53

maniacs are fucking i used to think racing was just this stupid mindless thing

1:30:57

and now i think it's one

1:30:58

of the coolest sports out there oh it's a very cool sport it's very i like

1:31:03

driving cars just to feel the

1:31:05

mechanical just the gears moving and all the things that are happening i have a

1:31:10

an old porsche on 93

1:31:12

that's uh no power steering it doesn't have a radio it doesn't have anything

1:31:16

that's awesome and it's all air

1:31:18

cooled so it sounds like it's really mechanical have you ever seen it i'll show

1:31:23

it to you after

1:31:24

we're done that red one yeah yeah yeah i wish i had the key with me here i'd

1:31:27

let you drive it

1:31:28

it's fun as fun but it's not fast it's not it's the slowest car i have but it's

1:31:32

fun it's so fun

1:31:34

to drive like you feel everything you feel every bump there's no nothing

1:31:38

between you and the wheels

1:31:40

in terms of steering there's no power you're steering the wheel all by your

1:31:43

hand it's really hard

1:31:44

to steer it's not that safe either yeah you can't make quick turns like you got

1:31:48

to really muscle that

1:31:49

motherfucker i'm like i'm into like look at these guys oh jesus christ but when

1:31:54

i drive look at these

1:31:55

fucking crazy assholes standing by with the guy with the propeller hat he's

1:31:58

just like yep i'm a

1:31:59

fucking idiot i'm enjoying this though look at the fucking height and this guy

1:32:03

catches the ground with

1:32:04

two wheels oh my god does it land good it does land good that's amazing um but

1:32:09

i drive that car to the

1:32:10

comedy store it's my if i want to do like if uh i'm really working on something

1:32:15

or i really want to be

1:32:16

jazzed up for a set i'll take that car to the comedy store because it's so loud

1:32:21

and smoky and

1:32:22

everything's like your whole body you feel it you like you're excited when you

1:32:29

get there it's like

1:32:30

you're on a stimulant yeah no it's it's uh it's fun man like all of that stuff

1:32:35

um look at these guys

1:32:37

you should like you know since the last time i did this this show i got to

1:32:43

finally fly uh an a-star

1:32:45

which was uh what the cops and the uh news guys fly and that was that was the

1:32:49

coolest thing a star

1:32:50

helicopter we should tell people is is the coolest thing i've ever flown as far

1:32:55

as like um

1:32:56

just the power and compared to what you know i fly these little egg beaters or

1:33:01

whatever but

1:33:01

like i did until all that happened um but uh i got one of the last flights i

1:33:07

did i got to fly a

1:33:09

buddy of mine who was training me to get my instrument like i passed the test

1:33:12

um and then

1:33:14

after you pass the test you have two years so i still have two years i have to

1:33:17

december of next year

1:33:18

to pass it so i got to finish that part of it you know did we do a podcast

1:33:23

since you took me up

1:33:25

have you done one since you took me up i think we did i think we did yeah did

1:33:29

we jamie yeah that was

1:33:31

fun we went over downtown l.a and you realize how many of those buildings have

1:33:34

helicopter spots on

1:33:35

the top yeah that was fun man it's just it's crazy to me that with a helicopter

1:33:40

you could just kind

1:33:41

of go wherever you want to go yeah just float around just go wherever you want

1:33:45

to go you can just

1:33:46

stop it it's but what but then what it is is you give up speed yeah for that

1:33:51

design you give

1:33:52

up it has all kinds of drag and just the way it's designed for what you want to

1:33:56

do with it you give

1:33:57

up speed so i get envious of planes where even if you get like a cessna like

1:34:02

they can just fly

1:34:04

though i mean i think even like the some of the smaller ones can fly faster

1:34:09

than the some of the

1:34:10

faster hell i mean you'd have to have like eight million dollar helicopter

1:34:12

maybe that could fly

1:34:13

faster but anything that i've with you can't come anywhere near like most of

1:34:17

them 120 130 knots

1:34:19

and then it depends on headwind or tailwind what's a knot to a mile an hour

1:34:22

well it's it's like it

1:34:24

depends on how uh the wind because you can literally be flying 90 knots and

1:34:28

have like a

1:34:29

50 no not what i fly but a significant headwind um this is all you have to know

1:34:34

on the test and the

1:34:35

second you you take the test you i forget but um you'll actually be going

1:34:40

slower

1:34:41

i've had times like especially out like in like palm desert and stuff where

1:34:45

there's like a venturi with

1:34:46

the way the mountains are and when the fucking the wind comes in which can be

1:34:50

really scary um as far

1:34:52

as how it throws you around you're looking down at the highway with what i fly

1:34:55

and they're going

1:34:56

faster than you and you're just sitting there like and then that's when it

1:34:59

sucks because also with a

1:35:01

helicopter you you the whole time you can't just like take your hands off of

1:35:04

shit right so you have

1:35:06

to you you're literally it's like your porsche like you're you know i'm

1:35:09

imagining like uh trying to

1:35:12

parallel park that car even though it's a lighter car it's a nightmare i have a

1:35:15

68 ford f100 when i

1:35:17

first had it i didn't have power steering dude and it was just like i mean i

1:35:19

remember when you bought

1:35:20

that thing to the ice house that thing is the yeah i love that old truck that's

1:35:25

kind of my thing i like

1:35:27

the trucks and then i like uh old like not pimp cars like the guy who is a pimp

1:35:34

but he's not a pimp like

1:35:36

like you know what i mean like not literally a pimp he doesn't have a stable of

1:35:40

but he's crushing life

1:35:41

like i like that car like uh like if i was going to get another car i would get

1:35:46

a 67 cadillac el dorado

1:35:48

and it's actually the color that i loved that was in that the tarantino movie

1:35:52

but somebody was selling

1:35:53

one and i swear to god if it by the time i saw the youtube video was already

1:35:56

sold i would have bought

1:35:57

that fucking car it's the most gangster man's car like just the back end of

1:36:04

that car it's it's

1:36:05

perfection i absolutely love that car that's a beautiful car 67 el dorado would

1:36:10

you get a

1:36:11

convertible or regular no i hate convertibles do you really all convertibles uh

1:36:15

yeah i kind of i got

1:36:16

i'm a little sexist with the convertible there's one convertible that i like

1:36:20

the one that i have

1:36:21

the 65 corvette no no that's no that that's a 70. no no that's that's uh what

1:36:26

year is that it's it's

1:36:27

the car that the the the woman playing uh margot what's the name margot robbie

1:36:32

there it is there

1:36:33

it is there it is there it is right there that looks like it's green there but

1:36:36

i think it was a

1:36:37

blue not that no not that one over uh the guy with the suspenders right to the

1:36:40

left of that right here

1:36:42

yeah that one there that car oh wow you got to see the back end of that car

1:36:48

that um that's a late

1:36:49

the 67 or 68 or something like that but the back end look up uh 67 cadillac el

1:36:56

dorado rear end

1:36:57

this is what i do while you're learning how to train a uh fucking bear to ride

1:37:02

a bicycle i look at this

1:37:03

shit oh wow click on that first one click on the first one we see a little bit

1:37:08

of the side of the

1:37:09

car i mean look at that that's beautiful that is beautiful you need one of

1:37:13

those in your life bill

1:37:14

i do i need you driving one of those this is what i love about my wife

1:37:18

as i'll show her that what do you think about that she's like that's a good

1:37:22

looking car and

1:37:22

she would be cool if i got something like that i think for sure yeah but look

1:37:27

at that color i'm

1:37:27

too fair skin to drive that you need olive skin no more you could pull it off

1:37:32

you could pull it off

1:37:32

you need one of them paperboy hats though no that that thing would that thing

1:37:36

would

1:37:36

fucking that thing would blend too much in with my beard

1:37:42

i just look like it'd be the ginger mobile what color would you get there uh

1:37:46

there's a year they

1:37:47

got there's a there's a blue that they have um it's not that blue it's more of

1:37:53

it's more of a

1:37:54

look at that red one click on that red one in the middle but look at the front

1:37:57

end and like when your

1:37:58

lights are flipped out look at that thing god look how good that looks in red

1:38:01

that's a beautiful car

1:38:05

oh but the lines in that car that's just like and then that's the kind of

1:38:08

company you're not going

1:38:09

to smoke a cigar driving down the street riding that thing you have to yeah

1:38:13

that's beautiful i think

1:38:15

i'm going to get one get one i know where am i going to put it then i'm going

1:38:18

to be that guy with

1:38:19

the garage put it here you can park it here i'll give you a key i got plenty of

1:38:25

room hey all right

1:38:26

dude this is why you're the number one podcast in the world i'm trying to help

1:38:29

people

1:38:30

i'm trying to encourage uh irresponsible behavior yeah and if you continue to

1:38:35

own your podcast you

1:38:36

can buy something like that and if you don't your agent will buy that yeah i

1:38:41

love them i love

1:38:42

cadillac convertibles too though i don't like um muscle car convertibles after

1:38:47

a certain like mine uh

1:38:49

that corvette that i have out there you've seen that silver one yeah i love

1:38:52

that in a convertible but

1:38:53

that has a aftermarket suspension and aftermarket frame i've seen i've seen all

1:38:57

those cars the fact

1:38:59

that the old ones those frames it's too there's too much bounce there's too

1:39:03

much shake and wiggle you

1:39:04

have to have like a an aftermarket chassis it's far stiffer they make it so

1:39:08

that it's like very very

1:39:09

rigid it doesn't bounce around nearly as much yeah then they should make like a

1:39:13

sway bar or something

1:39:13

that you would put in there because i know in my truck when i take a turn i

1:39:16

have to grab underneath

1:39:17

the seat and hang on so i don't slide into the door they can upgrade your coilovers

1:39:22

and stuff like that

1:39:23

and put a better suspension on it so it handles i have a nice balance of a

1:39:27

little bit of modern on

1:39:28

it and still fighting it so you feel like because it still shifts on the column

1:39:31

which i think is badass

1:39:32

but then when i get on the highway i gotta stay in the right lane you know

1:39:35

three on the tree right

1:39:36

yeah do you have disc brakes on it did you swap disc brakes out i had uh it it

1:39:41

had it had just the

1:39:43

shoes on it and then drums the drum brakes yeah and then i uh converted those

1:39:48

chris fatitis helped me with

1:39:49

those and um then what did i do after that i switched out the radiator because

1:39:56

they tended to

1:39:57

run hot so they put an aluminum one in and um what else did we do to it titus

1:40:03

used to have power

1:40:04

brakes and then uh power steering titus used to have a sweet i think it was a

1:40:09

55 chevy that they made for

1:40:12

him on the show rides it was incredible oh that chip foos car right yeah i

1:40:16

think chip foos made it yeah

1:40:18

it was incredible though just i don't know if he still has it he might have

1:40:22

lost it when he got

1:40:23

divorced and all that jazz but it was no i think he got it back did he i think

1:40:26

he got it back but i i i

1:40:28

like those christopher titus i like those uh those resto mod cars it's sort of

1:40:33

the perfect there it is

1:40:35

there it is look at that thing yeah that's pretty wild damn that is a work of

1:40:39

art god it's beautiful

1:40:41

that's it's all very modified too 56 bel air custom for by chip foos go down

1:40:48

jamie and that one in the

1:40:49

left hand right there with titus right there i think that's him yeah look at

1:40:53

that fuck i mean that's a

1:40:54

badass car fuck that is incredible yeah that car is incredible like when do you

1:41:01

like look at that or

1:41:03

drive that and not smile yeah that's what i i i i don't know i i like also i i'm

1:41:09

into those cab over

1:41:11

engine trucks i like weird what's a cab over engine what is that look those up

1:41:15

those are those were the

1:41:16

trucks uh 40s and 50s and the reason why they had that was there was some weird

1:41:22

law where they didn't

1:41:23

want trucks to get too long so then that affected the so they kept the tractor

1:41:28

trail along and then

1:41:29

they they put the engine it's cab over engine is what it stands for so the

1:41:33

engines below you while

1:41:34

you're sitting there yeah so if you look at some of the ones that people have

1:41:37

fixed up they're

1:41:38

fucking wild that is wild look at that thing yeah wow but the thing is if you

1:41:44

do a gig in like wyoming

1:41:46

you can find an all original one just like sitting in like junkyards and shit

1:41:50

look at that fucking thing

1:41:51

god damn that's beautiful like i always wish like one of those car shows like

1:41:54

fast and loud the ones

1:41:55

i've watched throughout the years i always wish that somebody would do one of

1:41:59

those i had that guy

1:42:00

on the podcast he was awesome yeah he brought his own tequila oh there's

1:42:03

another great one from

1:42:04

when i was a kid that that yellow one uh down that's a ford yep i love those

1:42:09

because that was like

1:42:10

the fire engines look like that thing but it's like what would you do with it

1:42:14

but drive around take it

1:42:15

to the store it's for sale gateway classic cars i know but that's that's like

1:42:22

the dumb shit i like

1:42:23

those uh like those kind of the gmc uh rv from stripes and and you got to do it

1:42:29

in the palm desert

1:42:31

fucking the the the ron burgundy green you like very odd cars yeah well at

1:42:37

first i think you you're

1:42:38

into mustangs and you're into fucking like the gtos and the ones you're

1:42:42

supposed to like yeah and then

1:42:44

i'll ignore what you just did there um and then i mean look at that you got to

1:42:48

get the interior on

1:42:49

that fucking thing it's a scooby-doo mobile that's the mystery mobile no they

1:42:53

had a van you okay click

1:42:56

on click on the one uh you're on the right the lower left all the way to lower

1:43:00

left uh up from the

1:43:00

cluster on the right yeah is that it click on that fucking thing no that's not

1:43:07

it it's that one

1:43:10

which one you want it's the one it's the best green one they have just click

1:43:14

there it is look at that

1:43:15

and inside it looks like a ron burgundy suit like it's the green plaid type

1:43:21

shit get a little

1:43:24

humidor in there drive around do some look at that i mean look at that come on

1:43:27

man that's the fucking

1:43:29

shit so you like those old cars like gtos and i like all of those but like what

1:43:36

i don't like about

1:43:37

them is the baby boomers like them and they have a zillion dollars so then all

1:43:42

of a sudden it's like

1:43:43

you know this is a mustang shelby i'm gonna start the bidding at 250 000 it's

1:43:49

like oh yourself so

1:43:51

i like uh you know i like a 65 ford galaxy that's what frank murphy season four

1:43:58

episode family that's

1:43:59

what he drives uh i like station wagons have you ever seen those icon thrift

1:44:04

masters do you know what that

1:44:05

is um jonathan ward the guy from icon he takes uh an old thrift master and uh

1:44:12

redoes it and they

1:44:13

completely from the bottom up it's the most incredible car it drives like a car

1:44:18

but look at that it looks

1:44:20

insane look at that thing they and they they do it from the bottom up so it's

1:44:25

all like modern brakes

1:44:27

modern suspension beautiful interior that's what i love but then when you go in

1:44:30

inside i want it to look

1:44:31

like the year that that truck was look at that silver one the one that right

1:44:34

above your cursor yeah look at

1:44:36

that yeah yeah i've seen actually i looked that one i i accidentally came upon

1:44:40

that one god that's

1:44:41

beautiful i got another one it's a weird one look up gmc uh i always figure out

1:44:45

the name of these things

1:44:46

were a parade of progress that's what it's called i figure uh that's they would

1:44:51

drive these things like

1:44:53

elephants into town they were like a living room giant like truck rv thing the

1:44:59

are these things called

1:45:00

yeah you got it yeah that thing look at that thing what the how do you even

1:45:06

know about this so so the

1:45:08

great thing is you open the door and there's like a spiral staircase where you

1:45:12

you go up and in there

1:45:14

what they usually had was back in the day because they would open it up on the

1:45:17

side they would they

1:45:18

would drive them in like elephants and make like a semicircle and people would

1:45:20

walk in

1:45:21

what is that i don't know what i don't know what they have in there that's a

1:45:25

yeah that's an airplane

1:45:26

engine or something why is there an airplane engine in the middle of that i don't

1:45:29

know because somebody

1:45:30

oh they customized it power for the air age i think they were it was this weird

1:45:34

sort of uh

1:45:35

after world war ii see there they are in the black and white there they are

1:45:38

like driving it and

1:45:39

driving them into town and look at the steering wheel you were right in the

1:45:44

center and there was like a

1:45:44

little spiral staircase that you walked up because those things go for like i i

1:45:49

forget how much like

1:45:51

two three million bucks or something oh that's 1936 it says parade of progress

1:45:54

so it shows you what

1:45:55

i look at that motherfucker yeah that's just weird shit that's so that that's

1:46:00

what you want one of those

1:46:01

a rolling podcast studio no that is too weird but i i appreciate it like when

1:46:08

you know that old bmw

1:46:10

where the the whole front of the car opens up and you got the steering wheel

1:46:13

like goes out like

1:46:14

disconnects and goes out with the front i haven't seen that one all right i

1:46:19

just it would help if i

1:46:20

knew the names of the cars the steering wheel disconnects mm-hmm it's a setup bmw

1:46:26

i just know

1:46:27

steve workle had it and family matters that's all i know about it that's it

1:46:30

yeah that's how look at this

1:46:31

so how you get in is you you like open the front oh yeah click on the red one

1:46:37

there it is yeah

1:46:38

saying there's a steering wheel oh does it disconnect there's something weird

1:46:41

it seems like

1:46:42

the steering wheel stays but it looks like it disconnects well maybe like it

1:46:46

adjusts and comes

1:46:47

back you enter through the so if you get in a front end collision you got to

1:46:51

kick the windows out

1:46:52

to get out of the car yeah and it's three wheels too there's one vehicle yeah

1:46:57

urkel i forgot about

1:46:59

urkel see his well his came off in the car i met him one time he's like the

1:47:02

coolest guy all right

1:47:04

he's really nice i guess it bends over there you see how it's turned down to

1:47:08

the side oh it bends

1:47:10

and then you step over it whoa yeah i knew there was something there was

1:47:15

something about the steering

1:47:17

wheel yeah there's a lot of weird out there but you like weird stuff you're not

1:47:20

necessarily

1:47:21

like you you you know what this is like to cool things no it's like if you get

1:47:26

into music if you really

1:47:27

get into a band like if you're into acdc right can you really listen to you

1:47:31

shook me all night long

1:47:33

again okay you're like no dude you got to listen to what's next to the moon get

1:47:37

it hot some of that

1:47:38

you know or like uh cod like i like after a while you're just like all right

1:47:43

you know like i would

1:47:44

say shook me all night long is the mustang gt of acdc songs and it's just like

1:47:49

if you're out here

1:47:50

there's a zillion mustangs but it's like you after a while you want you want to

1:47:54

see you know it's

1:47:55

part of human beings you want something a little bit different it's a little

1:47:58

different it's cooler

1:47:59

like i kind of learned from fast and loud that the um was it the ford falcon or

1:48:03

something had the same

1:48:04

chassis as the fucking mustang but like it's just a way cooler car because

1:48:09

everybody goes for like the

1:48:11

mustang you i mean you know you want to spend all that money and then some

1:48:15

other

1:48:15

fucking shows up and he has one too that doesn't bother me ah bugs me it's like

1:48:23

it's like when you're

1:48:23

in a comedy club and then if even somebody just touches on the topic you're

1:48:27

like i can't talk

1:48:27

about that yes i get that because then it becomes like oh they all do that i

1:48:31

get that but there's a

1:48:32

reason why everybody loves mustangs i love them too but i have this weird thing

1:48:36

where i love the interior

1:48:38

up to 66 but i like the back end on 60 67 68 yeah i like that back end but i

1:48:44

hate but that's when they

1:48:45

got this shit steering wheel like the steering wheel and like in in the 60s

1:48:49

looks like an old

1:48:50

school steering wheel and that one that they have in 67 or 68 was when they

1:48:54

first came out with that

1:48:55

one that one starts to look like oh cars are going to get ugly now quickly the

1:48:59

last muscle car that i

1:49:00

like that that i that i vividly remember like the last year would probably be

1:49:04

the 70 camaro with like

1:49:06

that shark nose front tooth i like that and then there's a few there's a buick

1:49:10

riviera the boat tail

1:49:12

from the early 70s that i like um i'm really into those big two-door sedan sort

1:49:18

of like uh

1:49:19

you know he he's his own man kind of car oh yeah i love those cars i fucking

1:49:25

love those cars and um

1:49:26

you know i'm trying to think like there's a few cars in the 80s they really tapers

1:49:32

off though but i like

1:49:33

ford trucks right up into 86 i didn't like when they did the first that first

1:49:38

design of the

1:49:38

aerodynamic headlights i didn't like but then there was one in the early 90s

1:49:41

um the one oj had that front end on his bronco that one is the yeah i saw one

1:49:47

yesterday exactly like

1:49:48

like oj's like totally restored i i like muscle cars up into 71. 71 seems like

1:49:56

the last year like

1:49:57

71 barracuda still a really nice car then it gets into 72 they start looking

1:50:01

sketchy 73 they look

1:50:02

sketchy the worst thing was they kept the they kept the model name and then it

1:50:07

was just completely

1:50:08

de-balled yes like when your friend starts going out with just some total cunt

1:50:13

and all of a sudden

1:50:14

he can't hang out anymore like there was that era you know the mustang 2 cobra

1:50:19

oh yeah once they got

1:50:21

into the 80s with mustangs they were useless the late late 70s early 80s and

1:50:26

once the gas crisis hit

1:50:28

they started making economical mustangs mustangs that didn't eat so much gas

1:50:32

they were useless

1:50:33

it's just a it's a hard fall between if you go from 67 to 77 it's like what the

1:50:40

happened to you and also the mustang got all fat like the mach 1 and everything

1:50:44

it just it was like

1:50:45

kind of got into its elvish years you know hey i'm the mustang i'm resting on

1:50:49

my laurels here

1:50:51

well there's no pizzazz to them you know like late late 70s 79 mustang there's

1:50:55

no pizzazz this is

1:50:56

how bad it went it became so quickly if you watch like the remember the game

1:51:00

show network i used to

1:51:01

love that because i i was in fascinated with prices you know and like they

1:51:06

would be like uh like they

1:51:08

actually tried to pass off a chevy vega as a sports car really and these people

1:51:12

were losing their minds

1:51:14

and i remember the chevy vega like a lot of like you know guys who knew about

1:51:19

cars back in the day

1:51:20

they would try to like jam corvette engines into because they couldn't afford a

1:51:24

corvette so they but

1:51:25

they knew about you know how to build cars and stuff so they were real light

1:51:28

too yeah there was always

1:51:30

somebody had one of those like an el camino up on blocks yeah i'm gonna finish

1:51:34

that someday man

1:51:35

yeah and el camino is a rare breed of person that wants a pickup truck that's

1:51:39

the chevelle that's

1:51:41

really what it is it's like a chevelle front end it looks good in the front and

1:51:45

then you get to the

1:51:46

back like oh and then i and then the early the 80s look at that look at that vega

1:51:50

yeah that was

1:51:50

considered sporty that's back before girls had butts um well girls with butts

1:51:55

didn't get put on tv

1:51:57

not funny yeah that's another amazing thing like how do we what what what

1:52:01

happened when we realized was

1:52:02

it sir mix a lot like what woke us up yeah he made the ass mainstream i'm gonna

1:52:07

give him credit might

1:52:08

have been before that who else was it it was all about tits yeah white guys

1:52:15

were running shit and it

1:52:17

was about tits i don't know why it was all about titties something happened

1:52:23

something happened and it

1:52:25

became uh asses became really important but then i think like yeah because now

1:52:30

the fake ass

1:52:32

i think is probably more prevalent than the fake like remember by the 90s was

1:52:37

like sort of the apex

1:52:39

of the fake titty you'd watch porn and the tit almost looked like bloodshot

1:52:42

there'd be like veins

1:52:43

on the side like they'd stretch the skin you see oh yeah that was really bad

1:52:47

that was a really bad

1:52:48

yeah fat bottom girls before that yeah before it but yeah i don't think i don't

1:52:53

think yeah they

1:52:54

didn't he was still freddie mercury prancing around in the video i think for

1:52:57

that yeah good song though

1:53:00

yeah what was it like where who was like no it wasn't jennifer lopez god bless

1:53:07

him because i was

1:53:08

always an ass man always i always just felt like that was the nucleus of a

1:53:12

woman if she had a nice

1:53:13

ass the rest of her body was going to be nice i didn't give a shitty guy eat

1:53:16

cup tasty great they

1:53:17

won't be hanging on your knees when i'm 50. bald smoking a cigar doing a

1:53:21

podcast

1:53:24

it's weird though that the like the shape caught on it's very strange like the

1:53:29

what what's injured

1:53:31

what what guys are attracted to changed well i think because white people were

1:53:36

so dominant

1:53:38

with fucking owning everything that their idea of beauty became

1:53:42

the standard and just generally speaking idea beauty changed too that's what's

1:53:47

strange

1:53:47

it's like i would say it's somewhere yo mtv raps somewhere around there

1:53:54

just making up somewhere around there i'm gonna give ed lover and the other dr

1:54:00

dre

1:54:00

credit i think it's it happened around the same time girls lost their pubes

1:54:05

because when we were in high school all everyone had pubes even in college

1:54:11

everyone had pubes

1:54:12

the apex of pubes was the 70s yeah but you were proud of your pubes in the 70s

1:54:19

in the 70s yeah

1:54:20

dude i remember like you'd go to the public pool and the chicks

1:54:24

had like the bikini it was like coming out the sides

1:54:27

and i remember thinking while i was a little kid like oh my god he can see your

1:54:31

pubes

1:54:37

yeah pubes were hot now pubes are disgusting it was muffs yeah if you're a girl

1:54:42

and you got a full

1:54:43

bush now you're a dangerous woman but then i would say that that was probably

1:54:48

dr j in the aba crossing

1:54:52

over made women proud of their muffs what just my joke i mean there's no

1:54:58

research we just started

1:55:00

talking just making this up but there's it there is a clear shift that happened

1:55:05

it's just like what

1:55:06

happened what what made that clear shift porn caused the people to get rid of

1:55:10

the pubes that's

1:55:11

definitely what happened because porn led the way they they trimmed the pubes

1:55:15

first and then

1:55:15

everybody trimmed the pubes and now it went too far yeah now no one has pubes

1:55:20

no then it

1:55:20

went too far yeah too far yeah like a little bush yeah i would like yeah you

1:55:24

should look like a woman

1:55:26

yeah yeah not like a cancer patient yeah yeah so listen if you're banging me i'm

1:55:34

just happy

1:55:35

happy you showed up god bless you take it on for the team yeah you can find

1:55:39

beauty in everything but

1:55:40

when i was a kid i mean everyone had pubes it was a thing it is a that's a

1:55:46

weird

1:55:47

weird moment in our our culture that we all just decided pubes are disgusting

1:55:52

i think more that they need to be maintained yes if there's going to be a

1:55:57

camera an eighth of an inch

1:55:59

from it and then

1:56:04

gynecological yeah so so what's this movie you did uh it did this movie is

1:56:11

called the king of staten

1:56:12

island uh judd apatow pete davidson look at your mustache oh yeah oh you need

1:56:17

one of those in your

1:56:18

life why don't you grow one of those um keep it it was really annoying to eat

1:56:24

with because club soda

1:56:25

kenny told me i because he was the guy i was saying am i doing this this right

1:56:29

here because

1:56:29

there's a whole way to grow it where it's like he goes all right he goes if you're

1:56:33

gonna do the cop

1:56:34

fireman one he goes the hair has to go over the over your top lip and kenny had

1:56:39

all these great old

1:56:40

ids from when he was a cop and um what is this movie about it's uh it's sort of

1:56:49

autobiographical um

1:56:52

of pete davidson's life where he's playing a kid whose dad is a firefighter who

1:56:57

died in a fire

1:56:58

it's not 9 11 like pete's real dad um and it's basically his mom hasn't dated

1:57:05

they just sort of

1:57:06

froze which i you know i think was something that kind of happened in in his

1:57:11

family and then all of

1:57:13

a sudden his mother started dating and it was weird for him so basically uh his

1:57:17

mother you know through

1:57:20

whatever circumstances don't ruin it i end up meeting her after me and pete you

1:57:24

know his character i don't

1:57:26

like his and i'm coming to his house to yell or whatever and then i see his his

1:57:31

mom played by marissa

1:57:32

tomei and then all of a sudden you know you know we click or whatever we start

1:57:36

dating whatever and

1:57:37

then he hates it and the comedy ensues but it's you know it's got a lot of

1:57:42

heart you know it's not

1:57:43

100 comedy but um yeah marissa tomei uh dom lombardozzi uh steve buscemi no it's

1:57:52

streaming

1:57:52

everywhere except netflix it's uh it's gonna be like it's like that movie that

1:57:56

kid movie trolls whatever

1:57:58

they did is what universal is doing with this one where it's going to be

1:58:00

anywhere where you can stream

1:58:01

movies so it's supposed to be in the movie theater it was going to be the movie

1:58:04

theater and then all

1:58:05

this stuff happened yeah so then uh people who make movies are deciding uh we're

1:58:09

going to hold on to

1:58:10

some of this stuff which they're doing with some movies this thing fortunately

1:58:13

they're going to put

1:58:14

out there it is apple tv verizon youtube google play amazon prime basically why

1:58:20

wouldn't netflix hop on

1:58:22

board with this come on netflix um i don't think there's a it's a come on netflix

1:58:26

thing i think

1:58:27

eventually it'll probably end up there but i think first they do this this is

1:58:30

the way they're

1:58:30

going to get their box office i guess you get it on microsoft how many people

1:58:34

are buying movies on

1:58:35

microsoft you'd be surprised i would be that's why i'm asking there would be i

1:58:39

would think

1:58:40

that's such an easy answer you'd be surprised that's like a that was like a

1:58:47

political answer i had no

1:58:49

answer for you let the record show many people are buying it on microsoft um

1:58:54

yeah so do you think

1:58:57

this is a good thing that movies are being forced to stream i kind of like it i

1:59:01

mean i don't want

1:59:02

movie theaters to go under but i do like the option of being able to watch a

1:59:06

newly released movie at home

1:59:08

yeah i think everything's going to adapt but i don't think the movie theater is

1:59:11

ever going to go away

1:59:12

because i i i still enjoy going to the movies it's also it's a way to get out

1:59:16

of the house you get a

1:59:17

sitter you you reconnect with your wife that's right we're friends popcorn this

1:59:21

is fun all of a sudden

1:59:22

your jokes come back right you're having fun oh like anytime i hang with my

1:59:27

wife like if if we get

1:59:28

like uh a couple days away it the magic instant oh yeah instant comes back and

1:59:33

then when we get back

1:59:34

to the house it's like the grind again and we just start laughing we're like we

1:59:38

gotta remember we gotta

1:59:39

remember those two days so the key is to have those two day little things

1:59:43

enough that you don't forget it

1:59:44

so you don't start fucking growing apart do you guys do date nights yeah yeah i

1:59:48

do date nights for

1:59:49

my wife we were doing them when i was when i was at the store all the time when

1:59:53

comedy was up

1:59:53

uh i was doing them on saturday night because she didn't have to get up early

1:59:57

in the morning

1:59:58

for the kids take the kids to school so she could be rested and refreshed didn't

2:00:02

have to go to

2:00:02

school the next day so didn't have to get up on sunday so it was a it was a

2:00:06

good day so i just

2:00:07

would take sunday off a stand up yeah we do date nights and this is the thing

2:00:11

as much as women seem

2:00:13

impossible to guys especially someone like me with all my fucking issues it's

2:00:17

like just something like

2:00:18

that does wonders yeah for your your connection and um then we also had like

2:00:26

once a week we were doing

2:00:27

like uh before we got pregnant again we were doing uh a family dinner and that

2:00:33

was the best and what

2:00:34

we were going to was a bunch of like uh just mom and pop places in like the

2:00:39

valley and out in pasadena

2:00:41

and stuff like that are these places that are just you know legendary in you

2:00:45

know in that area but they

2:00:46

don't have a chain so it's cool because you feel like you're giving you know

2:00:49

regular people

2:00:51

money and business and we would go there and when like that was a big thing

2:00:54

when i was growing up

2:00:55

before you had all these screens and all of this going out to dinner with your

2:00:59

family yeah i remember

2:01:01

being excited they used to have this chain in massachusetts remember pewter pot

2:01:04

yeah they basically

2:01:06

they made muffins somehow they were a chain that made muffins and then they

2:01:09

expanded into having full

2:01:11

dinners and everything was made out of wood it was very like uh 70s and that

2:01:15

was like a big thing

2:01:17

my dad came out we're going to pewter pot tonight and you were like psyched and

2:01:21

i would always get

2:01:22

whatever like cheeseburger and fries and then a blueberry muffin such a weird

2:01:26

order but i was a

2:01:27

kid and you wouldn't get fat it was awesome so i want my kids to have a little

2:01:32

bit of that that sort

2:01:34

of um i don't know i'm probably romancing it but i think it's it's because it

2:01:38

was from my childhood

2:01:39

but i think it's an important thing to do like that yeah i'm a big fan of mom

2:01:42

and pop restaurants

2:01:43

there's a place we used to go to in uh woodland hills called brandy wine and

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the uh owner uh peggy

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and chris the owners there was the the owners one the female owner was the chef

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and the male owner

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was the maitre d and they were a married couple they've been together forever

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and they went when

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we met them they were probably i want to say in their 70s like pretty deep in

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their 70s there was

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they were already fair fairly along pretty far down the road there and they

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eventually sold the place

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they sold the place when it was sad you know and then some new people bought it

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but i think it went

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under now but uh it was a great little place a small place it didn't seat very

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many do you know i get

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over that sadness i get old because that really used to depress me what i look

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at was like you know

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when they opened this restaurant and they were young there was old people that

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were upset about

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whatever they cleared out and it just happens you know what i mean like well i

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was just upset that

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i couldn't see them you know i just enjoyed their company it was it was always

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you know we had been

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going there for 10 years it was one of those places what i do is i take the

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humanity out of it joe

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it's a cycle of life it's just like the praying mantis and the lizard i know

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dude i tell you this

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fucking this fucking uh this whole quarantine thing really i like i never

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realized what a

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fucking idiot i am yeah you're telling me that you were just everything i'm

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doing why the

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did i just do this why did this need to be on here you want why joe no big deal

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you're a clean

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freak or something look at me i'm i'm cutting up his ashes like it's coke

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yeah that takes me back to chelsea going around the apex

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i have a cocaine memory from uh i never did coke but uh of this lady doing it i

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was coming home from

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kelly's roast beef joe rogan coke wow that's what i'm saying i'm smart enough

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to realize it's not for

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me yeah well what about me yeah we were driving i i can snap on weed i don't

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need to be doing coke