Joe Rogan Experience #2486 - Luis J Gomez

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Luis J. Gomez is a comedian, writer, and producer. He co-hosts “Legion of Skanks,” “The Regz,” “Story Warz,” and “Real Ass Podcast.” His new book, “Knives & Spoons: A Memoir,” is available now. https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/Knives-Spoons/Luis-J-Gomez/9798895651025 https://www.youtube.com/@LuisJGomezComedy https://www.luisofskanks.com

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0:05Comedy life, internet hot takes, aging, and America’s food system (glyphosate/RFK Jr.)
9:55Food sensitivities, weed/alcohol tolerance, and how the internet changed public opinion
19:54Continuation: From pirate radio to podcasting—censorship, platform control, and the market response (YouTube, Rumble, COVID)

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0:00

The Joe Rogan experience

0:05

Yeah, that'll do it. It's just that one you think I'll just have one. It was

0:22

nice

0:22

It's just I was drinking too much because

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You know owning a club there all the time, you know how much everybody

0:30

It's like you want a shot. You want a drink? Yeah, I can imagine when I'm at

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your club

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I get blackout drunk every time like an actual problem like I walk down the

0:36

stairs. I'm like what the fuck just happened

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I drink so much at the mothership. Austin in general. Are we on? Yeah, the

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problem is Shane. Oh, yeah

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He's an animal. I don't know how he does it. I did the Bridgestone Arena with

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him on Friday night

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I mean first of all just insane like 20,000 people right fucking nuts Saturday

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night

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I did 95 people at the dojo of comedy is that the first time you did a big one

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in the round in the round

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Yeah, round is like oddly intimate isn't it because everyone's facing each

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other

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Yeah, you can cool. It feels like it's a club around you on the bottom

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You kind of like it's so funny cuz people get like so in their head. They're

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like dude

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It's all these people. It's crazy. I'm like I performed you half sold-out

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comedy clubs

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You know much more nerve-wracking it is to make eye contact with your fans that

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are disappointed that they're in a half sold-out room

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The 20,000 people that are just there to be like fucking shine

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It's one of those things you just do it a couple of times and you get it gets

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normal. Yeah, like all things

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I'm sure yeah, like all that's more fun, dude

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It is very fun. Oh, it's so much more fun. It's very fun

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I would I would just so you guys know I would way rather perform to 20,000

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people than a hundred

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I just want you to know that I don't know if it's a unique idea, but

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Yeah, hundreds good too though cuz a hundred really shows you if your bits are

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bullshit

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Yeah, you know a hundred shows you the weak links and in bits you see them

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checking their phone

1:52

No, it's in you feel it. Yeah, you feel like you're delivering them horseshit

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You know you feel like you're not appreciating what you're saying. Yeah, you

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know, I mean, of course, and I think it's also like

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It's such a spectacle when you go to like an arena where it's like people are

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like so lit and pumped to just like be there

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They're so happy. I know yeah, I don't know how Sabrina Carpenter just came up

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in my feed from Coachella

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little hot child and

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She's like this all my algorithm is that was Sabrina Carpenter daughter loves

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her. I'm sure yeah

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my girlfriend loves her and

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She's got some good jams that espresso song. That's a really good song. Yeah,

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manchild. She's got some song my shit, dude

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It's become my shit. I never heard any of her music before this past week

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But it's the Coachella stuff has all been showing up and like I'm watching

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these girls watch Sabrina Carpenter

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They're so happy so happy. They're like nothing. Yeah, like they're like

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Just they're like just having the best moment of their life you 16 year old

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girls

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Like that's why I like people got a chill on things that they think suck

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because it's just not for you, man

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And that's okay. Yeah, that's okay. Like

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Spending all your time

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Dwelling on things that aren't for you is so crazy. It's a crazy thing

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Culture that's what it is like the internet and social media became a thing

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where we gave everyone a voice everyone has to have an opinion

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Yeah, nobody wants to admit they're wrong right and they have to have a hot

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take everything that happens within minutes

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Yep, not even a moment to let me reflect. Let me just do a little bit of

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research

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Let me just look up a couple facts

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They just jump into whatever their opinion is and that's the same thing when it

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comes to like, you know

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Entertainment and you know all you did you know better than anyone? I was I was

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talking to Jamie before like you and Tony have become so big

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that it's become like

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Like it's like culture. It's not even like like I know you guys, you know what

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I'm saying?

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So it's like it's but it's like when I've removed myself from it

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It's like you guys are as big as Sabrina Carpenter like having a conversation

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about Joe Rogan going to the White House or Sabrina Carpenter at Coachella

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That's trending shit

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You know what I'm saying and people feel like they have to come out and just

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give their opinion on it right away

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If you don't like it don't like it, but that's also like if you don't want

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people to have their opinions on you

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Don't go to the White House

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That's a great point, you know, like I don't fault them for getting

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You know, whatever at whatever hot take getting mad at me for whatever reason

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go ahead. Yeah, that's that's your thing

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You're you're allowed to you're supposed to like if you're a comic to you're

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supposed to shit on people if you think they're doing something stupid

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Yeah, do you get offended what a comic shit on you? No, never. No, I mean, I'm

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in the I'm in this weird

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Zeitgeist thing I don't get offended some of them

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I think it's lame because I think I know them like I'm friends with them, right?

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And they're like using me to get clout like if you really had a problem with me,

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you could just text me

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Yeah, you know if you really

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Felt like I was an anti-vaxxer and I was endangering people's lives I can text

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me bro. You know me. Yeah, it's weird

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It's weird when people do that and maybe they feel like an obligation even

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though they know you to speak publicly

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There's a lot of people that feel like they they have to use their voice

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Like when something is wrong, they have to come out and say it which

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It's also boredom. They just stand the inclination

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I understand the inclination and that people will tell you that that you need

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to use your voice and if you feel like you need to use your voice

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Okay

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But what I'm saying is there's far too many people out there dwelling on things.

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They do not like

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Versus things they like and this life is fucking short. Mm-hmm. It does. I am

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58 years old. I'm almost 59. That's dead

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That's old as fuck got 20 years best-case scenario, right? If everything goes

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great

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And what are those 20 years like I mean, I'm holding it together

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Thanks to ways to well and and my obsessive need to work out but other than

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that man, I feel it

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I feel it's slipping away. It's gonna. It's crazy. I'm 44. I just turned 44 a

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couple weeks ago and like

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Best-case scenario like absolute best-case scenario midlife midlife. Yeah, that's

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my aunt has never worked out a day in her life

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She's 89 years old just a fat old Italian lady. Yeah, whatever she wants to

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move it might be dude

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Why am I so obsessed with trying to get in shape and eating right and doing all

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this other stuff?

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My fat aunt just does whatever she wants and she's an old Italian lady. She's

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just gonna she's she's as

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Young as I've ever remembered her. She's so with it. It's so funny to me

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I've vacationed in Italy a bunch of times and I've gone to these little small

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towns

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There's always like a really nice restaurant this little small town

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You have to take like a van up into the hills and you're on like a cliffside

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with like no guardrail you get to these places and

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You see these people having these like three and a half hour dinners

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Everyone's relaxed. They're all laughing their families around you know and

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Four generations is a hundred and seventy year old but no one's all dressed out.

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Yeah, they're not all freaked out like Americans are

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They're also not fat

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Yeah, these thin people there and they're eating bread. They're eating bread

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and pasta and fucking gelato and

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Cigarettes and they live to be a hundred my favorite place to visit Italy

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I brought my son for a father-son trip there years ago. Then I just brought my

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whole family last year. We went to Venice and Rome and

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Yeah, dude, I and I have like a gluten intolerance like if I eat a sandwich

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I'm just gonna you'll see it in my face like all I did was eat pasta bread

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Gelato the whole time the whole time and you were fine. I lost five pounds

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For a week. I lost five fucking pounds people are like dude. It's the walking.

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I was like, it's not the walking

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Does not lose fucking you don't lose weight from walking if you're a person who

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actively exercises we are being poisoned

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Yeah, 100% and the you know, RFK juniors and working really hard to try to stop

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a lot of what is fucking with us with our diet in America

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God the resistance is crazy. Yeah

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People decide what side they're on and they go. I don't care how good it might

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be

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Fuck you. You're part of Trump's cabinet. It's a little of that

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But what I'm talking about is the resistance from corporations. Oh, yeah

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I'm sure and the effect that they have on policy and then the reality of

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economics like here was a big one like he had to

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He had to pass

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So there's this thing you know glyphosate is no. Okay, so it's a an herbicide

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that they spray on plants and

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It's super bad for you. It's super bad for you

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It's banned in a lot of countries, but it's used ubiquitously in the United

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States and

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There's some extraordinary number of people always just have a glyphosate on

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the wheat. Is this what they're spraying on the wheat?

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Exactly. So they spray it on the wheat as a desiccator

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So they sprayed on the wheat after the wheat has already been harvested to keep

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it from growing mold

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Hmm, which is crazy. They're gonna spray poison to make sure that life doesn't

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grow on your wheat

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That's really what's going on. It's like like mold is a type of life

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Yeah, and they want to make sure it doesn't grow on this wheat that they're

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gonna sell you so they spray poison

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So RFK jr. Was trying really hard to stop that but Trump essentially said that

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if they passed

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This ban on glyphosate and they forced all these farmers to stop moving glyphosate

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it would destroy

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The farm market in America. It would destroy it

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Like 90 something percent of these people use glyphosate

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Well, and you're like that's because they have to like it. It's it preserves it

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essentially so they can keep it longer and for wheat

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And and then corn actually has like roundup ready corn so you could spray it on

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the corn it survives this shit

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You know, so I get kills all the weeds around it, but the corn survives look at

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this nuclear corn

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It's bizarre and what's crazy is our

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Whole system depends on it like we've got a bad system and the solution is

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Keep the bad system for now because if we don't if we don't feed people poison

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then we'll go under

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It's so crazy and that's how that's what it is in America. Yeah, that's why

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when you go to Italy you get that

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Italian flour which is heirloom wheat so you know Maynard from tool

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He explained this to me because he owns restaurants and he said that when you're

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getting wheat from America

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It's like got a higher

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Yield per acre because it's like more gluten dense. It has more

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Complex glutens in it and your body just goes whoa like this is a lot

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You know that feeling that like whoa because you're essentially eating glue

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right when you eat pasta that you have it in Italy or I'm not

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Saying it doesn't have calories, but there's a difference in the way it feels

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when it goes in your body

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There's not a resistance. It feels like food when I become a glutton and I eat

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like a whole pizza in America

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If it's not at a good spot that you know use the Italian wheat, I feel like I

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fucking poison myself. I literally feel

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um, I mean almost like a hangover a weird

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Like you feel it like in your veins. So I don't know if that's the complex glutens.

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I don't know if that's glyphosate

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I think the glyphosate thing is probably dangerous, but yet also possibly

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overstated

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So it seems like the the very low levels of glyphosate our body can tolerate it

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But the real question is like why are we fucking tolerating it?

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Like why is that there?

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Yeah, because there's people that think that that's what you're reacting to

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when you're eating wheat

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That you're reacting to your but your body's just like what is this?

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I don't like this fucking herbicide

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Well, it's also happened as I got older. I don't even know what it was like

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I just I never really had an issue with like pizza pasta wheat anything when I

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was a kid

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I could eat a peanut butter jelly sandwich

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That's my mid-20s. It just hit me in a different way

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And I don't actually I don't know if you can develop a gluten intolerance or a

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gluten allergy

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Happens to a lot of people as they get older. I wonder what that is

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I wonder if that's just your body's just like e-fucking-nuff dude. Yeah, your

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body just gives up on it

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It's like but when you were young it's running more efficiently just naturally

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you're young you're full of hormones your body the cells are replicating

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perfectly everything

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Everything's great and yeah, I think your body could just burn it off like that's

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why hangovers weren't as bad when I was 20 either

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No, yeah hangovers were no big deal. Just have some water the next day and you'll

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be good

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Yeah, it was not that bad dude hangovers if I came over at 58

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I'm like what are you trying to die early you fucking idiot?

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That's what I'm saying about Shane at the the stadium or the arena before it's

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like he's we get there and I wasn't even drinking

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I stopped drinking

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um, you know regularly here and there, but I I was just

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The best shape and the best mental state i've ever been in my life was when i'm

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completely sober completely sober eating healthy exercising every day

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That right there is the best. It's the best version of everybody. It's not a

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unique thing to myself, right?

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But shane. I was like, you know, he's fucking shane. He's like come on. You

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gotta have a drink

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Yeah, so I was like started drinking whiskey the best version of shane is 11

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bud lights

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After 11, he's just unstoppable. Yeah, he's a jolly drunk. That's why I don't

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know how he does it

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I don't know if I could have done it for more than two three nights in a row. I

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would die. You ever smoke weed with a rapper?

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It's the same shit. It's like people get used to things. Yeah, you know, try

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smoking weed with wizz khalifah

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Wizz khalifah should try to smoke weed with me. Really? Are you kidding me? Are

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you really calling him out?

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I used to be bringing on wizz khalifah

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I used to be I mean, I'm talking about an all day every day get up in the

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morning just to get going five dabs

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like I like real deal pothead blunt to the head

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I smoked one to the head a week ago right before I trained and

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My my sparring partner was like do you smell like weed?

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It was like I could never in a million years, but it's just I'm so used to it

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that

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Yeah, it becomes a normal state. Well, I'm sure jiu-jitsu everyone smokes weed

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before a lot of people smoke

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It's a dirty secret of jiu-jitsu. Yeah, a lot of people smoke weed before jiu-jitsu.

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What is wizz doing up the nose nose dab?

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Yeah, oh, no, you don't need to do that. Why would you do that was a new thing

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that dude's jacked?

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You ever see what wizz looks like? Yeah

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He got really into muay thai like heavily and so he brings the guy with him

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everywhere. He goes and hits pads

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He's a fucking rip dude. I mean like a 10-pack. It's crazy. He looks fucking

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great

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And his technique looks pretty solid just gets high kick shit. How fun is that

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what a life?

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Well, there's a thing about when you're high you feel your muscles more like

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you feel like the little fibers

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Yeah, you know instead of it being a blunt thing. It's like you have access to

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all the fibers. Yeah, and it's also you like

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Jiu-jitsu specifically you you get into like a flow state where you close your

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eyes and you're just fucking feeling things

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And it's like I think that can actually help it. I think it's a performance

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enhancer. I really do

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I always felt like my jiu-jitsu game was 10% better if I was high. Really? Yeah,

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no bullshit. Yeah

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I've really felt that I think Eddie would agree with that too. I think a lot of

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people agree with that. Yeah, you know

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I think they're a comedy. It's like it's it can it can be they can I think you're

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getting high every day

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And then if you switch it up then it's a performance enhancer like being right

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now being completely sober

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Like I feel like I'm on Adderall like I feel like I'm completely locked in a

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different way

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Whereas like you and then I'll stop smoking weed for six months and I'll go

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back to it

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I'm like, oh, I've never been more creative. It's just I think it's just

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changing your mindset and whatever way you can do that

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Yeah, that's why people are so locked in and they're like

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Having the same opinions their entire lives. It's like somebody called me out

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on twitter today

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They're like dude, you flip-flop constantly on things. I was like, you mean i've

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grown

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Yeah, you've been watching me for 15 years on podcasts. I'm now listen flip-flop

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I'm captain flip-flop and then I just don't think you should be married to your

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ideas

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I think the real problem is once you say something and then you have to defend

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it

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And then once you find out that it's wrong

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You you fucking panic and then you double down and then you try to defend it in

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some weird fucking

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circular logic way

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And you'll get there you'll probably get some smart enough guys

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We'll just figure out a way to ask backwards their logic

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But everyone's in a while it's so nice to go. Oh, dude. I was completely wrong

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about that

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See that you win any argument with a girl in this world the world that you and

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I are in we have conversations publicly

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Right, and that's what's something that a lot of people don't do

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So if you have conversations publicly then the whole world can essentially go

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no

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You're wrong. Yeah, you know, which is very valuable very valuable for being

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able being able to formulate opinions

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Most people don't fucking have that dude

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So most people they just like if they're wrong about something they've said it

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publicly and shame people

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You know, you better do this because of that and this and they're wrong

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Once they find out they're wrong they fucking panic and there's not much you

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can do about it

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Like you're just wrong. Yeah, and the only thing you could do if you want to

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keep any credibility and say

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Say this is what I thought and this is why I thought it but I don't think that

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anymore

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And I was wrong. Yeah, I fucked that up. But this new information

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I want you to have too. Yeah, because this is what I'm gonna tell you why I

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thought what I thought and why it changed

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Yeah, I mean I'll be able to do that. I think it's just a weird thing in

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society people will not they will

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They want to pretend they're smarter than they are. You know, that's the thing

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man

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Everybody wants to pretend they're fucking smarter than they are. We're all

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talking monkeys. We're idiots all of us

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Every fucking person alive is a talking monkey

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So the internet is the best and the worst thing that's ever happened because

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now all the monkeys can scream

17:09

Everybody can get mad everybody can complain

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But it's also great and you have time to reflect you said so what would happen

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if something would happen, right?

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Whatever it is some big event, right and it happens on friday

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Like I don't have I got to sit on this until monday. I'll talk to my my wife or

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some friends at home

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But it's like until I get to work on monday. I can't

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Spout these ideas in my opinions and you kind of reflect on it

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You sit on you're on the toilet taking a shit thinking about things. We don't

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have that anymore

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It's just all distraction constantly

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And it's like just I mean the amount like I the only time I ever like reflect

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is if i'm working out or i'm sitting in the steam room

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Right by yourself got to put the phone away

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You literally can't do anything right, but even you're taking a shit dude back

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in the day taking a shit used to be like the best thinking time

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magazines

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Yeah, you know just sit there leave reading life magazine where you're taking a

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dump

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What you just said was like very important and this will you just so what we're

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talking about is

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People being able to talk about things now imagine what life was like because

18:10

we both how old are you 44?

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Okay, so you lived it a little bit, but I really lived it where there was no

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internet

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And if there was no internet you couldn't talk to anything about anybody about

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any

18:22

Buddy about anything because everything that came up in the news

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You'd see it on the news you go. What is going on to get like this quick snippet

18:30

And then you have to go to a newspaper and you'd read the newspaper and go what

18:33

the are we doing in venezuela?

18:35

And at this point 99% of people are already out even right exactly that exactly

18:39

like that

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I'm not going to the library

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who goes to work and you know

18:44

How much time do you have to talk to people about things you've just stuff to

18:47

do?

18:48

You can't be the guy that corners people when they're getting coffee. Do you

18:51

hear what we're doing in Nicaragua?

18:52

So we're selling cocaine in Los Angeles

18:55

The CIA is selling cocaine in Los Angeles to fund the Contras versus the Sandinistas

19:00

in Nicaragua. Did you know that?

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And so you never got to express yourself. Yeah, what are you gonna do start a

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fucking ham radio channel?

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What are you gonna do? There was no way to express yourself. That was that and

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it was bro

19:57

If you did start a radio channel, here's the crazy thing. They would lock you

20:01

up. Yeah

20:02

Do you know that you had to have an FCC license? What was that movie?

20:06

Yeah, Christian Slater

20:07

Christian Slater pump up the volume up the volume of the volume. Yeah, what he

20:10

was podcasting from a car before there was podcast

20:12

This is 1990 they were chasing him down. Yeah, and they were trying to arrest

20:17

him

20:17

He was the rebel and wasn't he saying like like 17 some stuff like go out there

20:21

and live your life or something

20:23

Did he have like a pump you up speech?

20:26

Everybody was listening to this

20:28

It wasn't even that controversial. It was like, you know the man, you know

20:30

Yeah, what was he saying? Like he's he's ranting

20:33

It's like low-level podcasting, but he might be the first podcast

20:37

Maybe no, I'm like no bullshit. Yeah, like that

20:41

Idea in that movie might have been, you know, because it's always like one idea

20:47

builds on and then new inventions and then builds on

20:50

Yeah, the one idea is this

20:52

Sexy rebel who's out there yelling fuck the man and

20:57

He's in a like a van running from the cops. He's gonna put him in a cage

21:01

because he made his own radio station. That's wild

21:04

And that's what we're doing right now. Yeah, there was a yeah

21:07

I mean, I lived pre-internet, you know and internet sort of high school ninth

21:11

grade or so that's when it started popping off

21:13

Podcasts show you straight up that the free market is much better than than

21:20

Regulations by the government because you're never gonna get this kind of a

21:24

show

21:25

The government gets to regulate you and they tell you you can't swear they can't

21:30

tell you you can't be obscene

21:32

There's certain things you can't say well now. It's just now. It's just youtube

21:35

and google that'll tell you that

21:36

But they don't do it as much. No, not nowhere near as much

21:39

But it's the new way to sort of combat that is demonetization like right the

21:44

amount of thing

21:45

The market dictates that too because if someone else comes along and says hey,

21:49

we're not going to do that

21:50

So there's a reason why youtube is like loosened up some of its content

21:54

restriction. Yeah, because rumble came out kick came out

21:57

Also, they were wrong like a lot of the restrictions were during covet and they

22:01

were wrong

22:02

They were telling people if you bring up the lab leak theory will kick you off

22:06

of youtube

22:07

Yeah

22:07

A lot of people a lot of people got completely lost their channels like lost

22:10

their way to make money

22:11

You could say the earth is flat. Yeah

22:13

There's millions of flat earth videos out there. You can say bigfoot rape my

22:19

mom, you know, you could say anything

22:21

Yeah, but if you said that it might have come from a lab

22:25

Yeah, you would get kicked off of youtube. It's so funny. We found out that's

22:29

exactly what happened

22:30

But the market sort of shifted and that's how rumble started getting bigger rumble

22:34

got bigger

22:35

specifically because of the fact there's pushback on youtube because they

22:39

literally won't even let nick fuentes on youtube

22:42

And he's on rumble and he's like their number one guy. He's killing it on rumble.

22:47

See that's the thing

22:47

It's like if you hold something back, you're just gonna make another

22:51

version of it that opposes it and they're gonna have more energy to fight

22:55

against you because you've

22:56

You've stopped the truth. Yeah, you've struck stop the truth about like not

23:01

like

23:01

About petty things but really important things like how a fucking disease went

23:06

through the whole world

23:07

You're literally stopping people from examining the truth

23:11

Which is weird. Yeah, there was not good. That was real scary

23:15

That was a scary time just like in general to like it was it was a great time

23:19

for podcasting podcasting blew up during covid

23:21

That was what's huge

23:22

Everyone just stayed at home. Everyone's like, oh, what are we gonna do?

23:25

We have nothing else to do except sit on the internet and listen to podcasts.

23:28

Yeah

23:29

Um, but yeah, it was like, uh, just a weird, you know uncertain time even like

23:34

physically in life

23:34

It was uncertain and then you go on the internet and it's like, oh, I could

23:37

just like lose everything

23:38

They could just just take it away like that all these platforms

23:41

That's why I started that's why I started I'm I do all of my own things

23:44

specifically because I am

23:46

Terrified that my things are gonna be taken away from me. Yeah, so I have my

23:49

own platforms my own festival

23:51

Well, you were really smart about that early on with gas digital such a good

23:54

idea. Thanks such a good idea

23:56

And it's also like your family base your fan base is so loyal and so rabid

24:01

Yeah, you know because they're signed they're like invested financially. Oh,

24:05

yeah, and it's there

24:06

It's a better relationship honestly in a lot of ways. Well, what's funny is

24:09

when we started it it wasn't

24:11

It wasn't even completely necessary. It was funny as patreon hadn't even didn't

24:15

it existed, but it was like

24:16

You know guitar players asking for tips. There was nobody podcasting on patreon

24:20

We started the platform uncensored ad free for you know behind a paywall. We

24:23

were unique. There was really no Anthony Cumia did it

24:26

There was a couple people that were writing their thing and Anthony did it

24:28

specifically because he was fired from xm. Yeah

24:31

And he had he had to um, but we did and it wasn't even like it wasn't crazy

24:36

back then

24:36

Um, but the way everything became censored and you know, there's all these ads

24:41

on youtube if there's so much it feels so like

24:44

It feels commercial. It feels like you're watching

24:47

TV in the late 90s when you're watching youtube now right now more than ever

24:50

There's a need for an uncensored ad free platform and there's not many of them

24:54

No, 100% and I think you did the smartest thing by doing that and so here's the

24:58

argument the argument is like

24:59

That if it's everywhere like if it's on youtube, but it's on spotify

25:05

It's on everywhere then there's more potential for growth because it's easier

25:08

to access

25:08

That is true and it's also it's way easier to promote because people could just

25:13

send each other like it's natural

25:16

Yeah, the algorithms will push it which is yeah, there's that but there's also

25:19

sharing. Yeah

25:20

Like if I have if someone has got a good podcast i'll share it with my friends

25:24

Yeah, you gotta listen this hilarious and what so that you can't do that if it's

25:28

a pay platform

25:29

So like you'd have to get someone to sign up

25:31

What's funny is we we were so early on a lot of these things

25:34

I give myself a lot of credit here because we like before you could screen

25:38

record on your phone

25:39

We had in our app we had a tool where you can clip clips to share them to

25:43

social media

25:44

So you could do it was like limited to like two or three clips per episode. Oh,

25:48

that's great

25:48

Never worked really was there a time limit on the clips a minute or two. Oh,

25:53

that's a problem. That's a problem

25:55

Yeah, because like you want like at least eight

25:58

Yeah, you know because like especially if there's a funny back and forth

26:01

between you guys

26:03

Like if you're doing legions of skanks and you guys are going off about

26:05

something

26:06

Yeah, you need a little more than a couple of minutes. You gotta sink your

26:09

teeth into it. Yeah, it's otherwise

26:10

That's the best way to take things out of context, too

26:13

You're telling me boy people love doing that. Yeah, they love doing that

26:17

But it's also it's like we're gonna ask everybody to listen to three hours of a

26:21

podcast. It's crazy

26:22

You got to expect that things are gonna get taken out of context. It's part of

26:26

the game

26:26

You know, it's part of the thing we do. Yeah, I um

26:30

And no, nobody really wants a context even when they find out the content

26:33

They've been like, well, I already we're saying before I've moved on from that

26:37

opinion. Yeah, nobody cares

26:38

Tomorrow it's another another day, you know, nobody really cares about anything

26:43

to be honest with you

26:44

It's like the way that the internet has turned people into like just like

26:47

Whatever's in front of them. That's what they care about

26:50

I mean the the amount of things that were such a big deal a month ago

26:54

I mean ice was such a huge deal two months ago

26:57

We haven't heard anything about ice since then they you know, it was the ukraine.

27:01

What happened to ukraine that war still going on

27:03

I believe nobody gives a shit. It's still going on. It's just it's not sexy

27:06

right now

27:07

Yeah, you know, it's like law and order special victims unit, you know season

27:11

50. Yeah, it's like, okay

27:16

We've seen every angle on rape already. It's like it's still gonna be a big

27:21

show, you know

27:22

It's still important. It's top 10. Yeah, but it's you know

27:24

I'm saying like it's not the number one thing that we're concerned with where

27:27

whereas when it popped off when russia invaded

27:29

It was like the end of the world. Yeah

27:30

And then there was people I literally heard people saying that ukraine should

27:35

have never given up its nukes

27:37

And I was like, okay

27:39

I could see what you're saying

27:41

I could see what you're saying. Like if they had nukes russia probably wouldn't

27:44

invade them, but

27:45

But ultimately that means we're threatening you with nukes. That's the scariest

27:50

thing. That's fucking crazy. The whole thing's crazy

27:52

But it's also it's like why did this happen did they can only have pushing arms

27:57

closer and closer to russia have no impact on this nobody can hit

28:01

Texas or new york though, right? Like hawaii's fucked. Oh, they could hit new york.

28:05

What do you mean? They could hit new york?

28:07

Oh, yeah, they could hit new york. You think so fuck? Yeah, a hundred percent

28:11

I've read something a while ago that they can only reach hawaii or I guess it

28:13

wasn't it wasn't anyone it was um

28:15

Who was it was it russia or some china or so one of them they could only hit

28:20

hawaii

28:20

I had a bit about it in my act and I was like

28:23

We had a guy on that was talking about back engineering ufo technology and that

28:29

they

28:30

Had this idea of using it

28:35

To what they would call an instantaneous

28:37

Delivery system of a nuclear bomb because the way these things supposedly can

28:44

travel

28:44

I'm a moron so I don't understand anything about gravity

28:48

But what they were explaining is that if these crafts work in a way that has no

28:54

normal kind of propulsion

28:56

We think of propulsion as like a jet

28:59

The fire goes out the back and the jet goes forward really fast because of that

29:03

right

29:03

What they're saying is these

29:06

Beings from wherever the fuck they are with these people that have back

29:10

engineered their crafts

29:11

The way they move is not by propulsion

29:15

It's by bending space and time it's by doing something to the gravity around it

29:21

or the the actual

29:22

Space of the universe around it where it can go to another place like instantaneously

29:28

So it's not like it flies

29:31

It's like it just fucking zips over to another part of the universe

29:36

And they can do it like that tick-tack one that they they got on radar

29:40

They got it on the visuals like two different fighter pilots saw it and talked

29:45

about it

29:45

They have video of it this fucking thing went from more than 50 000 feet above

29:50

sea level

29:50

To sea level in one second less than a second. So it's like beep beep beep

29:56

radar

29:56

It went from 50 000 feet to that so if you could do that with a bomb

30:00

You could essentially instantaneously detonate moscow

30:04

Wow

30:05

If that's a real technology

30:06

So this is probably why these assholes are hiding all this ufo information

30:11

Yeah, it's because these assholes had probably

30:13

Were using the they were like yeah, we could travel anywhere in the universe or

30:17

We could blow up china without them even knowing it's happening. We could

30:21

assure that we'll win a nuclear war

30:23

Yeah, anybody would have that technology the ability to put something

30:26

Somewhere instantly and you put a bomb in it. That's crazy

30:31

Yeah, I might be with all this ufo bullshit is about yeah

30:35

I mean the who knows who knows what's going on?

30:37

I mean like like obviously

30:38

There's something going on right obviously like it's I think that where there's

30:42

smoke there's fire

30:43

There's too many stories about all these scientists that are getting whacked

30:46

No

30:48

Yeah, there's scientists that have gotten whacked and or missing and a couple

30:52

of generals as well

30:53

That's all connected somehow or another to ufo technology and anti-gravity

30:59

technology and nuclear scientists

31:01

and

31:03

There's a bunch of stories that I've read about this and some of them are like

31:06

this is like purely exaggerated

31:08

and a lot of people are

31:10

It's just they're taking that this guy committed suicide and he worked on that

31:13

and this guy went missing and he worked on that

31:15

But it's just coincidence, right?

31:17

And then there's other people that go no, no, no, no, this is there's too many

31:21

people so

31:21

Now the white house is commenting on it. So they're doing an investigation on

31:25

this

31:25

Which makes me think?

31:28

Hopefully

31:29

Somebody who's really fucking smart has looked at this information and said

31:33

there's something there

31:34

Like what these people were working on was

31:37

Very extraordinary and could disrupt a market

31:40

Or could be something that could be used in a weapon that would destroy another

31:45

country

31:45

And so the other country sabotages it by killing scientists

31:48

That's shit that we would do think how little we know

31:51

Like the amount of like yeah, like you and I

31:55

Just human just like americans just just the general population like the amount

31:59

of there's probably the craziest technology ever

32:02

That the government has their hands on right now

32:03

It's like we use ai tools and it's like

32:05

I can imagine the ai that the government currently has right yeah, and that's

32:11

why that'll never disappear

32:12

It's because all of the governments are just sort of at a race to see who can

32:15

Implement the strongest ai so I can't even imagine how crazy it is

32:20

There was one lady that was uh that went missing and there's a weird video of

32:25

her because it seems like she's drunk

32:27

And she's like talking about like how you know

32:30

This technology that it's real

32:33

But every time they that anybody gets close to it people stop it and this lady's

32:37

gone missing as well

32:38

So it seems like she might have had a couple of drinks or something and then

32:42

started ranting about this in some weird video call

32:44

Yeah, but listen if I had that information and I thought that people were

32:49

trying to kill me because I knew about anti-gravity technology

32:51

And I literally thought like i'm in a russell crowe movie and someone's trying

32:55

to fucking whack me

32:56

I'd probably get drunk too. Yeah, like what are you gonna do?

32:58

I was she went missing though. I was talking to two

33:02

Nuclear scientists after my show just these two like it was a couple they were

33:07

like straight up nuclear scientists

33:09

It was tacoma or spoken whatever this near that like there's a huge like

33:13

It's like a nuclear town like everyone works in like nuclear science in this

33:17

entire town

33:18

And uh, he was like they were just like so into telling me about like not not

33:23

too much not too in-depth

33:25

But he was like, you know, I work like 100 feet below the ground. It was like

33:28

super top secret

33:29

and um

33:31

He was like

33:32

I started asking him questions. He was like I can't answer that

33:34

He was like they've definitely tapped our phones. Are you out of your mind?

33:36

Do you think they're like not just listening to what we're saying to people?

33:39

And it was just like fucking goddamn dude

33:41

I think they're listening to everything everybody's saying all the time

33:44

They can't organize it yet. Yeah, yeah, I think it just gets stored

33:48

I don't think it's like someone's listening where they can just

33:50

Know every like they have a person with a fucking earphone on listening to

33:55

everything you say. Oh, write it down

33:57

I think probably high government officials

34:00

They probably do probably but now with ai all they would have to do is record

34:05

everybody's phone all the time

34:07

And then use ai to search all the transcripts and then find an audio recording

34:12

of you saying this or you saying that

34:13

We're probably three years away from them being able to get everything we've

34:17

ever done on the internet

34:18

Yeah, but not just that there's also ai which could take that and then have you

34:24

make phone calls to people that you don't really make

34:26

Yeah

34:27

So you could call up one of your friends and ask him to meet you somewhere with

34:31

a bag of heroin

34:32

And they would all you know, they would know it would like literally you'd use

34:36

it to set people up

34:37

Yeah, you could use it to get people upset about something you could have the

34:41

ai have a fucking conversation with them

34:43

I mean, I've been listening to you ai joe rogan ads on the internet for about a

34:47

year now

34:47

Where they just take your voice and they advertise products because you have

34:50

such a recognizable voice. That's pretty ridiculous, right?

34:52

Yeah, a lot of people go. Do you use that? I don't know say I but the thing is

34:56

it's like

34:58

They can have it talk to you now

35:00

So it sounds like you

35:02

Yeah, you could have a conversation with you like you could ai lewis j gomez

35:08

You could talk to lewis j gomez and it would be like you talking to yourself

35:12

You'd probably lose your mind if you were schizophrenic

35:14

I did something really dark and sad one day

35:16

I was super high and my mom died when I was 22 years old and then I went I

35:21

prompted chat gpt

35:22

I told I told a bunch of information about my mom and I was like

35:24

I want to have a conversation with my mom on the other side about like what's

35:28

going on in my life and my son and

35:30

Asked me questions and I was like

35:32

It was it got very like I got really emotional

35:34

Way more than you would think like I was it was kind of it's just a dumb thing.

35:38

I was stoned

35:38

I was like, let's see where this goes

35:40

I was I felt like I was talking to my mom at the end of it

35:42

It was fucking really

35:44

That's so crazy. Yeah, really here's the thing if it gets to be a super

35:48

intelligence

35:49

And they program a super intelligence to behave exactly and talk exactly like

35:53

your mom

35:54

And then you had conversations with her like it knows her voice. Yeah

35:59

That would be such a fuck it

36:02

If you're schizophrenic and that starts happening, that would be the trip

36:05

That would be that that would be bing we blew the last fuse

36:09

That would be it. Well, maybe that's what they're doing for you

36:14

And me right who we have I mean thousands and thousands of hours recorded,

36:18

right?

36:18

Oh, yeah, they could have us say anything

36:20

Well, not only just say anything like when I die, I'm assuming the technology

36:24

Forget when I die like 40 years from now like in the next few years

36:28

They can just take

36:30

Every opinion I've had the way I speak my thoughts everything and then they can

36:34

use ai to

36:34

Not only just replicate what I do but go like well, what would he likely think?

36:38

What would he likely say if you sort of put all that data in and then

36:42

eventually?

36:43

It's like a little fucking box sitting on the table that my son talks to his

36:46

dad never dies

36:46

His dad's always there

36:48

I think that will be a thing that regularly is happening. You you

36:51

I don't know if it's like uploading the consciousness or if it's the ai replicating

36:55

your consciousness

36:56

I think they've talked about that for a long time, but that I think will happen

36:59

unquestionably

37:01

No doubt yeah and soon very soon well the ai that they have now like if you put

37:05

on those metaglasses

37:07

Have you fucked with that the vr goggles?

37:09

Uh, yeah, they're pretty fucking good. I mean, I just jerk off. That's it. I

37:14

just say giant vaginas

37:15

Well, not no, it's not even a it's um

37:16

If you have porn with vr it must be insane. Oh, it's insane. It is insane. Yeah,

37:21

I can't watch regular porn anymore

37:22

I was looking this up to see if it was still a thing

37:28

This is a william shatner ai he's sitting here waiting for us to ask him a

37:32

question and he'll just answer in his voice

37:34

He sat there and recorded a bunch of stuff a couple years ago for this

37:38

I don't know how well it works, but we'll ask him this

37:43

This is a little different though. This isn't so they quite I mean this is just

37:46

the beginning though like this

37:47

This is the beginning of it

37:49

So once they but once they turn they really turn the ai on this it'll be like

37:53

it'll be a better william shatner

37:54

I mean it looks

37:56

uh, what let's ask him one random question

37:58

Um, what didn't he have like a make out session with a green lady on in star

38:08

trek?

38:10

I think he did. I think there was like some weird racial pushback

38:14

There was some weird put oh, he kissed uhura

38:18

There was he didn't make out with an alien

38:21

No, no, no, he did make out with an alien, right?

38:23

I'm pretty sure he kissed like a green lady or something, but he also kissed

38:27

lieutenant uhura who was a black lady and

38:31

During the time where they did star trek. I think this was very controversial.

38:37

That's it

38:38

So that was in 1968

38:41

And this was very controversial that a white man and a black woman by the way

38:46

She was beautiful that lady that played uhura. She's beautiful

38:49

And they thought it was weird. They thought it was offensive

38:52

It was like it was a big thing. Yeah in like the public

38:57

I was too young obviously I was one years old, but I do remember this story

39:02

I remember there was that movie uh jungle fever. It was an entire movie. The

39:06

entire premise of the movie was it's a black guy and a white girl

39:09

That's a movie

39:12

Okay, what is it called was the episode called plato stepchildren season three

39:20

episode 10

39:22

november 22nd 1968 wow ohura played by

39:27

Nichelle nichols and captain kirk william shachner episodes often cited

39:33

incorrectly as the first interracial kiss on television

39:36

It was however the first instance in which a kiss between a black person and a

39:41

white person on u.s

39:42

Television was ever scripted as an earlier kiss on moving with nancy was unscripted.

39:47

What the is moving with nancy?

39:48

What is that?

39:51

Nancy sinatra special or nancy kissed a black guy on tv. Is that what they're

39:54

saying? That's pissing me off now. I don't know why

39:56

I bet she did it just to piss off frank

39:58

Her father was not okay with that. I bet she did it just to piss off frank

40:04

Let me check yeah find out what she did what the fuck happened

40:11

It's like a variety show. So was it like her and just a singer or something was

40:17

it a show where they would sing each other what happened here?

40:20

Sammy davis jr. Oh sammy davis jr kissed her oh that's song and dance that's

40:24

kind of with her

40:26

So it says probably look at that but but is that it says an interracial kiss

40:30

between sinatra and sammy davis jr

40:33

Oh boy, he kissed he passionately kissed his friend's daughter. Oh, yeah, bro.

40:39

Those people were freaks back then. That's hot

40:42

They were freaks. This is it that brad pack

40:45

That rat pack those guys were animals. Look at that. Oh, that's on the cheek,

40:49

bro

40:49

He kissed her on the cheek zoom in on that. That's outrageous

40:54

That's a nice friendly kiss. That's not a passionately kissed

40:57

Let me see that closing on there. Yeah, he kissed her on the cheek

41:02

Don't you think it looks like it looks like right here. Yeah, a little side

41:06

side of that a little

41:07

That's like a sweet thing. Yeah, tell your men do that to each other

41:10

Yeah, that's not a that's not a kiss on the lips. Yeah, that doesn't count

41:13

I say star tracks the first because that was like let's get down. Yeah

41:17

It's so nuts dude

41:22

Yeah, I mean my uh, my mom my mom was white and my dad was like afro latino

41:27

like dark skin

41:28

Like uh, he looked black like sure. He looked like easy. I was gonna show you a

41:32

picture of my dad. It's crazy. That's funny

41:34

He looks straight up like easy

41:36

Um, and it's like yeah

41:38

I mean that even in the 80s growing up that was kind of like it was weird

41:41

I remember the first time I saw an interracial couple in high school. I'm 44. I'm

41:45

not I'm not that old

41:46

But like it was weird. I remember just seeing like in like the 10th grade

41:50

This like hot white chick started dating this like football player black kid

41:53

It wasn't that regular where I grew up and I grew up an hour outside of new york

41:56

city

41:56

Yeah, and it was controversial to open you up to all sorts of

42:00

Like you get yelled at by people you get attacked. There's a lot of people that

42:05

They dealt with a lot of shit back then, man. Yeah

42:10

Well racism is back. Don't worry

42:12

It kind of never went away, but it's it comes in waves of encouragement

42:16

Where people people think like it's okay

42:18

It's okay to be racist. It's okay to be this to be that it was a weird it was a

42:23

weird thing where it's like

42:24

A lot of us were just being ironic and funny for a while. You make racial jokes.

42:29

You make jokes about anything like that

42:30

I think you could be make a joke about anything. It's a comedian's job

42:33

um, and then it like shifted once like social media became

42:38

So like big and everyone's a pain you can anonymously just say whatever you

42:41

want, dude

42:42

If you wanted to you want to say something racist and honestly you had to write

42:45

it on a bathroom wall

42:46

You have to be like I hate n-words right on the wall in a marker

42:50

And then somebody else responds to it underneath it and they're like, well,

42:54

yeah, I hate you cracker

42:55

And then it goes it was always fun like bathroom walls were fun. Oh, yeah

42:58

A phone number conversation called this number you give your ex-girlfriend's

43:02

phone number on the wall. Yeah, of course. Yeah

43:05

Those those are the days the original doxing that well sounds also those like

43:08

the the that's the original message board. Yeah

43:12

It's the original youtube comments, right? That's original comments on an ex

43:16

post is the bathroom wall

43:18

That's it. And that's the only thing that's as far as it can go was maybe

43:21

Twelve people a day would see your shit. Yeah anonymously, but it felt so good.

43:26

Just and I

43:27

I can't remember any interracial during a swastika high school. I can't

43:31

remember any of them. Oh, no one

43:34

I do remember one

43:35

But I do remember there's a lot of pushback man. Like a lot of people were like

43:38

openly racist about it. Yeah, it's

43:41

Eventually has to go away

43:44

But it's like it's going away in waves

43:47

Like it used to be normal like everybody was racist. The whole world was racist

43:53

I think everyone is bigoted and it was a little different a little different

43:57

than racist, right? Well, everyone was tribal

43:58

Right, like you could only trust the 150 people that you lived with you could

44:04

barely trust them

44:05

You could barely trust them

44:06

They're probably trying to be the tribal chief and fuck people over and fuck

44:10

the chief's wife

44:11

That shit's always gone on

44:13

But for sure if there was a group that you didn't know and they showed up they

44:17

were there to kill you

44:19

That's hundred percent. Yes bunch of guys show up. There's 15 guys. They show

44:23

up, but you're they're trying to kill you

44:24

Well, also pre-internet you you had to coexist

44:28

Right, you had to the only people you can communicate with you go to the

44:31

grocery store

44:31

It's an Indian guy or a black guy or a Puerto Rican guy. It's like no, I got to

44:34

buy a tomato

44:35

So I'm we're just gonna do what we need. I'm gonna give you my dollar

44:38

You're gonna give me a tomato and I'm gonna say have a good day

44:40

This is an America in a city in the 20th century and then the 21st century

44:44

Yeah, what i'm saying is we're hardwired for the olden days, right?

44:49

This is why it's so easy to get people to join the team whether it be a

44:52

democrat or be a republican or maga or whatever the fuck it is

44:56

It's so easy because people are programmed to be in tribes, right? Yeah

45:01

And they want an identity. Yeah, it's it's easier

45:04

There's an enemy they want an enemy too. Yeah, you have a you feel like you're

45:08

on a side

45:08

You feel you don't really have to do much thinking exactly like whatever

45:12

whatever they say

45:13

I agree with gives you comfort that you're surrounded by other people

45:16

I used to think that when I was young when I would watch like religious preachers

45:20

on television

45:21

I was watching those like these

45:23

Islamic guys and they were talking about islam and the way that the

45:28

Certainty in the fact that what they were saying was true

45:32

Like the way they were saying like all these other religions mean nothing

45:34

because islam is the truth and they were like, yep

45:36

They like they believed it like what i'm like it must feel great

45:40

To believe something 100 like that to really have a bunch of other people

45:45

around you that also believe it

45:47

100% no if ands or buts. Yeah, we've all the reality is

45:52

No one knows about anything until you experience it. Yeah, so you don't really

45:59

know

46:00

What's gonna happen in heaven if heaven's real? You don't know any of that. No,

46:03

but you're so convinced

46:05

And my question is by what?

46:08

I wish I had any sort of spiritual faith. That's what I keep saying. I'm a good

46:14

cult. I'll join it doggy

46:16

I I just can't I whatever since I was a little kid

46:19

I remember just being a little kid

46:20

And think having the thought god's not real and then trying because I was

46:24

raised catholic just suppressing it being like

46:26

I can't think that i'm gonna burn in hell if I even think the idea that god isn't

46:29

real

46:29

It's like a little what a weird psychotic thing to do to like a five-year-old

46:33

kid. Yeah, you know

46:34

and um, yeah, it's like uh

46:36

Yeah, you you sort of like that the idea of faith it it actually seems like

46:41

really like kind of freeing like the idea

46:43

It's like dude i'm gonna die and i'm gonna go to the kingdom of heaven

46:45

I'm gonna experience everything that i've ever wanted

46:48

I mean that sounds incredible. It's for me. It's like I feel like i'm counting

46:52

down until i'm gonna sleep forever

46:54

Like I have nothing after I really don't believe in any of that

46:57

When people get into like these heated passion like debates about certain

47:00

things like abortion's a great topic

47:02

Um for this concept when you're trying to convince somebody that's religious

47:06

Like to be pro-life you're like you don't understand what's going on there,

47:09

dude

47:09

They believe you're murdering a baby

47:13

You're not gonna convince somebody that like oh, well, let me let me let me try

47:16

to break this down for you right now

47:18

Let me try to give you a different angle on this

47:19

No, they believe that that's a life at conception. They believe it's a soul

47:22

They really fucking believe that deep down

47:24

And that is like like I kind of go like well, I respect that like i'm not gonna

47:28

like i'm pro-life, right?

47:30

I was raised by by women and I just kind of grew up in new york

47:33

We always sort of had that sensibility. Do you mean pro-choice is that what i'm

47:36

sorry i'm pro-choice. I apologize

47:37

Um, but when I my son was born or even when I first saw the heartbeat

47:42

I'm almost like that's a life right there of the heartbeat that six weeks

47:45

whatever it was

47:46

I was like that's a fucking life right there

47:48

But when you're dealing with the religious people who believe that that's a

47:50

soul and that that is like the second

47:51

It's conceived you're trying to convince them that it's okay to kill a baby,

47:55

right and it's never gonna happen

47:57

Yeah, no, it's never gonna happen

48:00

And I don't know who's right

48:02

That's the real problem like for convenience sake and for living your life on

48:07

your own terms sake

48:09

And the see my take on this first of all

48:12

I'm not a woman

48:15

And if you're talking about this and there's no chance of you ever getting

48:19

pregnant that's a weird thing because you

48:22

Like conceptually, yeah, that's a life. No doubt. I mean not even conceptually

48:28

objectively. That's a life

48:29

It's going to become a human but who

48:33

Like who am I to say?

48:35

Especially in cases were like incest and rape and you know crazy shit

48:39

Who am I to say that you have to raise that kid that you have to that that life

48:44

has to you have to change your body for the next nine months?

48:47

Maybe

48:48

Ever irrevocably. I mean, maybe it'll just change your body forever. Maybe you'll

48:52

have stretch marks forever. Oh, yeah

48:54

Because of this because of this horrible thing that happened to you because

48:57

everybody says that this life is precious

48:59

Every time you gotta feed a breakfast you gotta fucking if that was for men if

49:02

men got pregnant

49:03

Abortion would be at gas stations

49:06

Fill it up and take it out. It would be there's not a fucking chance in hell

49:11

That's a bit. It was just not a chance in hell that it would be a debate

49:16

Yeah, it wouldn't be a debate if men make the laws and men could get pregnant

49:20

men would have abortions everywhere

49:22

Yeah, there's no fucking chance

49:24

You'd be able to tell another man that he's gonna have to keep a baby. No. Yeah,

49:28

it's it's it's very complex

49:30

And I understand both sides of it. You know, I really do I wouldn't when people

49:34

say that's a life

49:35

You can't it's like I'm like I really get that and when people go like it's a

49:37

woman's body and sort of race to choose if she wants to

49:39

Eject this from her body before a certain time

49:44

Um, it's a weird thing is like at what point in time like could you stop it

49:47

when it's a clump of cells?

49:48

Can you stop it when it's almost a fetus?

49:51

You know what I mean? Like it gets it's it's such a human problem in that there's

49:55

no

49:56

It's it's a weird fucking sloppy

49:59

I think when it comes when it grows a nose

50:02

Yeah, before it's before it grows a nose or fingers

50:05

It's gonna be a kid that maybe wins an olympic gold medal if it's got webbed

50:09

fingers

50:10

It could be a kid that is sabrina carpenter and is on stage in front of all

50:14

those people

50:14

You know, I mean that's the weird thing about life. It could be somebody that

50:17

changes the world. It could be literally

50:18

Yeah

50:18

Yeah, if you look at like child development like a month to month

50:22

I mean when my son was being born I was just like obsessively like looking at

50:25

it

50:25

It starts looking like a baby way earlier than you think

50:28

And the problem is you can still abort it when it looks like a fucking baby

50:33

And that's it's just a you get aborted when it is a baby. Oh, yeah

50:36

In certain cases. Well, yeah, if it's like medically

50:38

I knew a guy his girlfriend had a late-term abortion. It was horrible

50:43

Jesus horrible to know that like she was showing it was

50:48

Well, there was that this is in the 90s

50:50

There was a one video that went viral a while ago

50:53

And it was like they were talking to somebody in an abortion clinic with like a

50:55

hidden cell phone camera

50:57

And they were like, well, what happens if you abort the fetus you remove the

51:00

fetus and it's still alive like on the table

51:03

Um, they hit and they were like, well, we would have to

51:06

At least extinguish life or something like that. It was like pretty fucking

51:10

crazy. Yeah, it's like so when the baby's out

51:13

You're gonna kill the that you're just gonna kill it. It's called what it is.

51:15

You're gonna kill a baby

51:16

It's bonkers

51:18

And that's why like you could understand why christians would think that's

51:22

demonic. Yeah

51:24

Anyone anyone would think that's demonic. You could totally understand that and

51:28

to ignore that and throw it into this no

51:30

But I you know, I believe in the woman's right to choose

51:33

Okay, me too. But what's that?

51:36

Yeah, like what are we saying here? Like you're gonna just kill the baby when

51:39

it's alive outside the womb

51:41

Is it viable? Like could it be grow up and become one of your friends?

51:45

Like what are we doing? Maybe

51:48

You know I'm saying it could it could that baby grow up and just live

51:52

Yeah, and just have a wonderful life and have a great job. It's fucking weird

51:57

man

51:58

Because like what is life and why

52:01

It's very precious to us because if we don't have it then we don't have a say

52:05

in what's going on but we're really just a fucking bunch of atoms and particles

52:09

and

52:09

Molecules and everything spinning around at a different frequency. That's what

52:14

we really are mushrooms are kicking in joe

52:16

They're not even just i'm just saying like we're so obsessed with life

52:20

Yeah, and that's why this is such a fascinating conversation

52:25

It's also a fascinating conversation because men can't get pregnant. Yeah, it's

52:28

a weird

52:28

Well, I think they can right then they can carry the baby

52:31

We can't get pregnant, but I think you could well

52:33

They're talking to trans men are talking about getting uteruses implanted in

52:36

their body and then getting pregnant and having an abortion

52:38

I want to be the first person to do that

52:41

It just shows you how you gotta be honest really healthy. That's pretty

52:44

hilarious

52:45

It would be a good bit. It'd be something stevo would do

52:48

It really would be

52:51

I'm gonna put a baby and abort it. How fucking great is that? That's funny.

52:55

Yeah, he would do it if there wouldn't be any social pushback

52:58

Yeah

52:58

Yeah, that one's you know, that's tough a little bit of a tough one. He almost

53:02

got tit implants

53:03

I know he told me that that's crazy. It's not don't do that. Yeah, ouch

53:07

You need your chest carved open get a dick tattooed in his face. Yes. He's

53:11

right over his eyebrow

53:12

He's a lunatic took me like a few seconds to realize it was a dick too. I'm

53:15

like, okay

53:16

Last time I saw you didn't have that right?

53:19

Yeah, he's a what he's a fucking wild one. So is that nuclear scientist thing

53:23

or the ufo scientist thing is there anything to that?

53:25

Do we know?

53:28

Why don't you throw that into our ad or sponsor perplexity?

53:33

What does it say?

53:35

It's obviously an online link right, but when the white house is investigating

53:40

that they're bringing it up

53:41

They're investigating because so many people are asking about it. Oh, that's it's

53:45

that easy

53:45

Let's find out if Michelle Obama has a dick

53:49

If the white house is like we have an unprecedented number of people asking

53:55

this question

53:56

It's our duty to do the work for the american people they do

54:01

Why they all had a like security clearance and all happened to work in similar

54:07

fields like nuclear fission diffusion

54:09

Okay, so what ties the 11 together many of recently clearances or indirect

54:15

access to says sensitive government work often via nasa the department of

54:19

Energy's nuclear labs the air force or major defense contractors

54:22

Their deaths or disappearances occurred between 2022 and early 2026 clustered

54:27

enough

54:28

In time to draw political and media attention the white house has ordered

54:33

agencies such as fbi nasa

54:35

The department of energy and the department of war to perform link analysis to

54:39

see if there's any pattern beyond coincidence

54:43

So one of them was real weird where there was like a lady who was hiking

54:48

and

54:50

She was with a bunch of friends. Her friend turned around and asked her a

54:53

question

54:53

She talked to her and then she turned around again, and she was gone

54:58

And they have no idea what happened

55:01

They never found a body. They brought the dogs in the dogs couldn't find her

55:08

Just gone. That's it. But here's my question if I was her and I thought that

55:13

they were trying to whack me

55:15

and

55:17

I was going hiking with my friends and I was at the back of the line

55:20

That's where I'd be if I was going to make a run for it

55:22

Right if I thought all these people were bringing me up there these fucking

55:25

fellow scientists to chuck me off the cliff

55:27

Right. I might be in the back and then I might if i'm paranoid

55:31

Maybe I ate an edible before I went on this hike to be a little closer to

55:33

nature and i'd look at that person in front of me

55:35

I'm like i'm gonna wait until they turn that right around that turn and i'm

55:38

fucking like homer homer simpson into the bushes

55:40

And then she just booked it down that hill and hopped in her car got an uber

55:46

waiting for

55:47

disappeared

55:50

Case you're thinking of is monica jacinto reza

55:53

60 year old aerospace engineer linked to nasa jpl and advanced rocket engine

55:58

materials research

55:59

She disappeared on june 22nd 2025 while hiking in the angeles national forest

56:05

los angeles county on a well-traveled trail

56:08

I know where that place is i've been to that spot

56:10

Reports say she was hiking with at least one friend companion the friend was

56:14

roughly 30 feet ahead turned to check on her

56:17

Saw her smile and wave that she was fine that a short

56:20

Time later looked back again, and she was gone

56:24

Despite intensive searches no confirmed trace of her has been found and her

56:29

case is now

56:30

One of the central examples of missing or dead scientist cluster being reviewed

56:35

by federal agencies

56:36

Yeah

56:38

That's weird

56:39

She disappeared she she was like fuck this

56:41

She saw all these other scientists being murdered and she was like i'm out

56:44

right because if you were a scientist

56:46

You'd probably be paying attention to other scientists getting whacked. Oh,

56:48

yeah

56:48

On the same projects especially if somebody started talking you're in an empty

56:51

office you're in the you're in the coffee station and someone's like

56:55

Do you hear what happened to ted?

56:57

Ted's dead

56:58

He shot himself twice

57:00

From long range wait a minute anti-gravity ted anti-gravity ted is dead

57:07

He killed himself with a sniper rifle it was pretty crazy get the fuck out of

57:10

here

57:10

Yeah, i'm going hiking with monica. I don't fucking trust monica. Fuck that

57:14

Monica's trying to kill you. I don't trust they're hiking and monica turns and

57:19

waves at her. I don't trust hiking

57:20

She was probably fucking killed by a bear or a mountain lion. You could get you

57:25

could get got that's great

57:26

I don't know if people like him his brother almost got killed by a mountain

57:30

lion and had this crazy story about it

57:33

And he's a like a distance runner. He's one of those ultra marathon guys

57:36

And his brother told this video about like what had happened to him

57:41

He was running down the road and it was like dusk out like starting to get dark

57:44

And he saw these eyes these glowing eyes in the bushes and he yelled at it

57:49

because he thought it was a coyote

57:51

And it stands up and it's a fucking mountain lion and so then it starts chasing

57:55

him and he goes

57:56

I couldn't have used pepper spray because if I did I would have sprayed myself

58:02

because it was that close wow

58:03

He goes I yelled at it. I kicked rocks at it. It kept and he goes

58:07

I just ran he goes

58:08

I think the thing that might have saved me was a bunch of dogs were barking

58:12

Wow, and it might have thought the dogs were out there and you're not running a

58:15

mountain lion

58:15

No, no, it was it was running behind him, but not like a hundred percent

58:21

committed to killing him yet. Wow

58:22

That's scary

58:25

Yeah, nature's fucking scary and people like we need to make an overpass in los

58:30

angeles near these homes

58:32

So the mountain lion can get across the fucking trap

58:35

No, any retard mountain lion that goes across the 405 should get obliterated

58:40

That's that's nature. That's nature. Hey, you thought that fucking semi wasn't

58:45

Dangerous you retarded cat. That's a retarded cat

58:49

That that cat probably his brother fucked his sister and that's that's how he

58:54

was born

58:54

And now he's in dumbass and he's supposed to get taken out by a Subaru. Did you

58:58

ever see that?

58:59

They uh, it was like all these inbred Tigers. Yeah. Oh white Tigers. Yeah, dude

59:04

And they were like fucking goofy. They have one at the Austin Zoo retorted to

59:07

visit the Austin Zoo and you looked at me like hey

59:11

Their tongues are hanging out. Yeah, they're goofy looking

59:13

A bunch of those white ones are inbred because that's a weird like genetic

59:18

thing. Yes to have a white one

59:20

cute though. I took my son to that uh

59:22

tiger

59:24

Not the tiger king, but it was the other guy the ones who's in jail for tax evasion

59:27

now

59:27

Tiger king's in jail for murder, right?

59:31

No, no, no

59:32

It was one thing not for murder

59:33

But for like trying to get someone murdered the other guy

59:36

What the fuck's his name? He's the one who had all the girlfriends. Oh the guy

59:39

ran the little cult. Yes cult going on

59:42

Yeah, dude

59:43

I brought my son there and it was him dude. He came out when they presented the

59:46

elephant. It was um, why am I blanking on his name?

59:48

It was

59:50

Doc Antle. Yeah, yeah, yeah, he brought the elephant out himself. It was dude

59:53

It was such a fun show like there was like a half day. It was like four or five

59:57

hours

59:57

So he went to jail for what?

59:58

Tax evasion.

59:59

Ah these fucking

1:00:00

Pay your taxes people. Yeah

1:00:02

It's dumbest way to get got. Yeah, it's crazy. Oh, and why yeah money laundering

1:00:06

charge? I'm sorry. Oh money laundering

1:00:08

Yeah

1:00:09

Wildlife trafficking and money laundering. That's a lot different than not

1:00:12

paying your taxes

1:00:13

They have all of these baby tigers that they bring out, but they only have like

1:00:16

two adult tigers

1:00:17

So what are they doing with these baby tigers?

1:00:19

Go back to that. Hold on make that larger. What does it say here?

1:00:23

It says 12 months for pleading guilty for in a conspiracy to violate the lacy

1:00:29

act and launder more than

1:00:32

$500,000 for what he believed to be an operation to smuggle illegal immigrants

1:00:36

into the united states across the mexico border

1:00:39

Oh, this is a lot different than that

1:00:41

Like he was getting illegal immigrants across the border for money. He was yeah,

1:00:45

he was

1:00:46

That's crazy

1:00:50

So that's not just like wildlife stuff and taxes like this guy was like illegal

1:00:55

immigrant trafficking. Yeah, this guy was

1:00:58

Wow a bad dude probably but he did have a bunch of like just sweet cult going

1:01:03

on young hot chicks

1:01:04

I knew a girl that I dated who went and interviewed and she was like it felt

1:01:07

like I was interviewing for porn

1:01:08

I showed up and it was like, I don't know the other girls were like, oh, you're

1:01:12

gonna have to like be a part of this

1:01:14

Yeah, well the thing about this guy, but for a baby tiger dude, I gotta be

1:01:17

honest with you

1:01:18

They're really cute. They're adorable. I get it. Women are so fucking dumb.

1:01:21

They're like baby tigers. I'll suck his dick fine

1:01:24

Well, I think they just want to belong to something and this guy comes along

1:01:27

and he's charismatic and you belong to his little family

1:01:30

Family five girls. They're all hanging out together blowing this one fat guy

1:01:34

Smuggling mexicans and murdering baby tigers. Well, that's the thing about

1:01:42

those kind of guys

1:01:42

This is what I was going to say about the smuggling and the mexicans those kind

1:01:46

of guys are never happy

1:01:48

With whatever they've gotten away with they always want to keep pushing. Yeah,

1:01:52

you know

1:01:52

He was not happy that he's an ugly guy with a cult, you know of hot chicks. You

1:01:56

did it and tigers

1:01:57

You're a millionaire you have tigers and hot chicks. That's all you need. You're

1:02:00

in a tv show. You're good. You're good

1:02:02

You don't have to smuggle in the mexicans, too

1:02:04

But those kind of guys are always they just can't stop pushing. Yeah, can't

1:02:07

stop pushing

1:02:08

Yeah, I think it's whatever it is you you whatever level it is

1:02:13

You always want to level up no matter what no matter what bobby kelly said that

1:02:16

to me about louis back in the day

1:02:18

He was like, uh, you know, because we all we're all everyone's insecure

1:02:21

committee

1:02:21

Everyone in new york's insecure everyone in la and austin. You guys fucking you

1:02:24

guys are

1:02:24

You guys fucking love life. You're just living life to your fullest. Everyone

1:02:28

in new york is like i'm gonna kill myself

1:02:29

I hate fucking life. It sucks. I think it's the environment. Yeah. Well, it's a

1:02:33

rough city. It's a really rough city

1:02:34

It's a great city. It's awesome. Oh, it's amazing

1:02:36

Cities in general is a weird concept

1:02:40

Shoving a bunch of people way too close to each other

1:02:43

For long periods of time it has an effect. It's also like

1:02:48

It's just a it's a rough city dude. It's even when even like the highest level

1:02:51

like if you're doing well

1:02:53

Yeah, you still gotta fucking walk up those subway stairs

1:02:56

And it's just like just hot air in the summertime down if you can try to take

1:02:59

the subway or

1:02:59

You know sitting in new york traffic or just like crazy homeless people walking

1:03:03

around you gotta like really want to be there

1:03:05

To stand it. I did it for 20 years. I moved to the suburbs during the pandemic

1:03:09

And I love new york. I go to new york a few times a week still

1:03:13

But it is uh, it is definitely a young man's city where you gotta like you

1:03:17

gotta be there to like

1:03:18

I'm trying to become the best comic or a dancer or work on wall street or

1:03:20

whatever

1:03:21

It is like that's true

1:03:22

But I know a lot of old people that love it too, man. They'll never leave they

1:03:25

love it

1:03:26

Well, they get used to the life. They love the energy. There's just people

1:03:30

around them all the time

1:03:31

Yeah, there's something going on everywhere. You look you get food at three o'clock

1:03:34

in the morning

1:03:35

You could I mean as far if you're a city person like ari like it's the greatest

1:03:40

place on earth

1:03:41

Yeah, it there's no place like new york city already spends

1:03:44

I don't even know how much on rent, but probably

1:03:46

$50,000 a month for a room where you can touch all the walls

1:03:49

It's crazy

1:03:52

And now if you're rich and you own property and you don't stay there they're

1:03:57

gonna they're gonna tax you more

1:03:58

There's a new thing that really mom donnie just came out with it. Everyone's

1:04:01

like yeah, fuck the billionaires like

1:04:03

Okay, fuck the billionaires until it's fucked a thousandaires. It's all it's

1:04:07

not even just billionaires like we're talking about

1:04:09

You don't have to be particularly wealthy to own property like it's a good

1:04:14

investment with the money that you have

1:04:15

Right, but this particular bill is about more than five million dollar valued

1:04:20

homes

1:04:20

So if you have an apartment in new york city, it's worth more than five million

1:04:24

dollars you get taxed more

1:04:26

Yeah, and he's like saying it won't be that big a deal and it will it'll give

1:04:29

the city

1:04:30

500 million dollars in

1:04:32

In extra revenue that they could use for all kinds of things that they want to

1:04:36

do

1:04:36

Which is great if you've cut out all the fraud

1:04:40

But you haven't yeah, and you're not even concentrating on the fraud. You're

1:04:45

not even admitting the fraud exists

1:04:46

You're not even admitting the waste exists. Yeah, how about you tell us where

1:04:51

all the money

1:04:52

To ngos went how about you tell us that how about you tell us where all the

1:04:56

homeless money went

1:04:58

What'd you spend it on? There's all these homeless people?

1:05:00

It seems like no someone didn't do a good job and got a lot of money

1:05:04

And you want more money? That's the crazy

1:05:07

And it's also like the idea that rich people are inherently like privileged. It's

1:05:12

very bizarre like i'm not rich, but I do pretty well

1:05:14

Like I do I do better than you know much better than the average american

1:05:17

financially

1:05:18

You know a lot of people would consider me you know pretty well to do but like

1:05:22

I grew up

1:05:22

Welfare drug addict mother dad stabbed when I was four years old

1:05:26

I had to fuck and I spent 15 years doing comedy making zero dollars

1:05:30

Investing into this thing to hopefully one day on the other side of it be able

1:05:34

to reap the benefits of it

1:05:36

So now that I've finally broken through the other side you're like, oh, well,

1:05:39

no, you don't deserve all that money

1:05:41

We deserve some of that money. That's crazy. Yeah

1:05:42

There's a weird concept in this country and it's because of the billionaire

1:05:48

class

1:05:48

So there's a level of the game

1:05:50

Where they've passed so far see if everybody only got this is like what people

1:05:55

would like to say

1:05:56

You know being a millionaire is fine. Nobody should be a billionaire. We should

1:06:00

have a cap on wealth

1:06:01

The problem with that is you're gonna also have a cap on motivation

1:06:05

Yeah, so a lot of these we only got to the moon psychopaths

1:06:08

A lot of these people that run these corporations are fucking psychopaths and

1:06:12

they work 16 hours a day seven days a week

1:06:14

And the only reason why they do that is because they know that they can make a

1:06:18

hundred billion dollars if they do that

1:06:20

And if you stop that you're gonna stop iphones

1:06:24

You're not gonna have lenovo laptops

1:06:28

You're not gonna have any of these things if you if that's where it's weird for

1:06:31

people

1:06:32

Like you're not gonna have an amazon unless you have a guy who's a billionaire

1:06:35

Like it's not gonna see the thing is people love. No, it's not fair. You're

1:06:39

right

1:06:39

It's not fair and here's the thing would it be it is fair better. It is fair

1:06:44

Life is kind of fair in a weird way. Oh, please depending on how you treat your

1:06:48

employees. Okay, that's where we decide whether or not

1:06:51

It's fair. So you're saying that amazon doesn't treat their employees. Well, I

1:06:54

don't know that a lot

1:06:55

I hear that a lot too. I don't know if it's true

1:06:57

But what I do know is that there's a lot of fucking complaints and if there's a

1:07:01

lot where there's smoke probably some fire

1:07:04

I know that there's like some efficiency things where you have like a clock

1:07:07

ticks off like if you order a fucking a box of legal pads

1:07:11

Yeah, you know those little notebooks

1:07:13

You have to this guy has to get that in the box in like 30 seconds or whatever

1:07:18

the fuck it is

1:07:18

So he's to run around like people are literally like moving quickly around the

1:07:22

warehouse

1:07:23

You hear stories and one thing you have to take everything with a grain of salt

1:07:26

like employees become bitter sometimes

1:07:28

You know I'm saying like most people hate their boss true

1:07:31

But that job does sounds like it sucks and you sound like you're asking people

1:07:34

to run around because you want to make the most money

1:07:36

Possible, but you're paying them not that great

1:07:38

Like that's a weird one because you're also setting up the inevitable which is

1:07:43

robots

1:07:44

Because they're gonna be able to do that way easier and quicker. They're gonna

1:07:47

know exactly where the product is

1:07:48

They're not gonna have to look on their fucking little ipad. Yeah, they're

1:07:51

gonna know exactly where it is

1:07:52

They're gonna go right to it package it. They're gonna print out instantaneously.

1:07:56

They're never going to the bathroom never never going to take a leak

1:07:59

They don't need food. Nope. They never complain

1:08:01

You're fucked no matter what because they're gonna lay off a bunch of people.

1:08:05

There's no if ands or buts

1:08:06

Oh, yeah, that that that is gonna be really effective

1:08:09

You're talking about like how ai and robots are gonna like affect certain

1:08:11

industries

1:08:12

Driving, you know factory workers things like that. That's all just going away.

1:08:16

Yeah, that's the real threat to your job. Not the billionaires

1:08:19

Yeah, the thing is like you see a guy whether it's like elon musk or someone

1:08:23

like I think elon's supposedly worth like 800 billion now

1:08:26

That's it people just get really angry

1:08:28

They really get upset like and think about how much that would help if he gave

1:08:32

his money away

1:08:33

And I get what you're saying

1:08:35

But the problem is give the money away to who right give the money away to the

1:08:40

people that have fucked up the money

1:08:42

That we've already given them like you've got to be honest about look the idea

1:08:45

is great

1:08:46

Wouldn't it be wonderful if elon musk just gave away a hundred billion dollars

1:08:51

and we completely fixed all poverty and homelessness is gone

1:08:54

No, more food problems everyone no starvation on earth the idea that

1:08:59

Throwing money at homeless people is just gonna fix the problem. Exactly. I

1:09:04

mean, I'm not believe I I have empathy

1:09:07

I'm not going like oh fuck the homeless. I don't have that attitude at all

1:09:10

But at the same time, it's like wherever you go

1:09:12

There you are the idea given the government money to fix things. Oh, that's

1:09:16

crazy. That's insane

1:09:17

That's actually if you ever try to that's why they're trying to go to a

1:09:20

government building

1:09:21

You you see the inefficiency if you just try to call to to get some information

1:09:25

about your taxes

1:09:26

If you try to call the irs you see the inefficiency you're like there's no

1:09:29

fucking way, dude

1:09:30

And it's just honestly it's designed to be that way

1:09:33

It's designed to be really intricate and difficult and there's a lot of people

1:09:36

that have to get paid

1:09:37

So it's like that and that's why I was so excited about elon and trump getting

1:09:40

together and and doing the um

1:09:42

Yeah, yeah doge. I was like what a great idea two real brilliant business minds

1:09:47

trying to figure out government efficiency and trying to save us money

1:09:50

I was like they're gonna do it and of course nothing happened

1:09:52

Well, some things happened a lot of things did get shut down and it also opened

1:09:57

up a lot of people's eyes to the understanding of what an ngo is

1:10:01

And where the money goes and when people found out how many ngos there are and

1:10:05

how much money gets spent

1:10:06

They're like, wait, wait, wait, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa

1:10:08

Can we get an accounting of this stuff like this sounds nuts?

1:10:10

There's so much money that's being

1:10:13

Sent out to these non-profits and these organizations like did you see here

1:10:18

when spencer pratt was on the podcast?

1:10:20

No, I didn't he's running for mayor of new york, excuse me of los angeles and

1:10:25

one of the things that he was talking about

1:10:27

Was the fire aid like so the money that they generated over a hundred million

1:10:32

dollars was generated

1:10:33

Uh for the people that lost their homes in the pacific palisades fire

1:10:37

All of it went to these ngos, right like it went to he said what did he say 20

1:10:43

different how many different 200 different?

1:10:46

I think it was 200 different

1:10:48

200 different non-profits

1:10:50

Got the money that was supposed to go to the houses the people that lost their

1:10:54

house. Yeah

1:10:55

A hundred million dollars and they just divvied it up and how much of that

1:10:58

money 20 goes to actual people the rest is

1:11:02

They don't even know how many people are getting benefit from it

1:11:06

Yeah, it's I mean if you there's like lists of like charities and non-profits

1:11:10

and how what the percentage is that actually goes to help people

1:11:13

They divvied it up between 200 different non-profits

1:11:17

How about give it to the people?

1:11:18

Yeah, because the thing about these non-profits they rely on that kind of money

1:11:21

in order to pay their staff

1:11:23

And some of these you find out some of these people that are working for these

1:11:25

government agencies another thing that spencer has uncovered

1:11:29

There's like a ton of them that are making more than a half a million dollars a

1:11:32

year. Oh, yeah

1:11:33

Oh, yeah

1:11:36

But there's a weird thing with like the non-profits like all right

1:11:38

If you if you have to attract like a ceo from like a major corporation

1:11:42

To come and make this non-profit efficient and to really generate as much

1:11:46

revenue as possible

1:11:47

Like if they're making more money because they have a really competent ceo and

1:11:50

a really competent staff

1:11:51

And only 20 of it is going to help people, but it's still 200 of what the next

1:11:56

company is doing. I guess it's it's worth it, right?

1:11:58

Well, the thing is

1:12:00

They're not a company they're the government. So they're not held accountable.

1:12:05

They're they're not supposed to be efficient

1:12:07

They don't they don't have to be profitable

1:12:09

They don't have to do like a good audit of their business, right?

1:12:13

This is one of the things that elon said if any of these fucking companies

1:12:16

He's like if any one of them that like where they just sent out billions of

1:12:19

dollars

1:12:20

They have no accounting and no receipts for it

1:12:22

He goes if you were a part of a publicly traded company, you would be

1:12:25

tried

1:12:27

You would your company would lose your credit. Yeah, your company would fall

1:12:31

off the stock market

1:12:32

It would be like a bullshit company now and you would go to jail

1:12:35

Like you can't that's totally illegal, but in government it's standard practice

1:12:40

So the the inefficiency is built in I was reading something about california.

1:12:45

Tell me if this is true

1:12:45

They were talking about california's see put this into perplexity

1:12:49

California the percentage of people that live in california went up

1:12:54

By a small amount, but the percentage of government went up by a large amount

1:13:00

This percentage of people with government jobs

1:13:03

Went up considerably whereas the population didn't go up. I don't know if this

1:13:07

is true

1:13:08

This is why I want to have it looked up, but

1:13:10

When you just stop and think about the fact that it's a business to hire people

1:13:15

to be inefficient

1:13:16

And that it's within your best interest to not just

1:13:20

Never be efficient and never solve the problem because if you do you're out of

1:13:24

a job

1:13:24

But also to make the problem bigger every year

1:13:27

So you could hire more people and get a bigger raise and a bigger thing and

1:13:30

that's why

1:13:30

This homeless thing in california. It's like more than 24 billion dollars. They

1:13:36

spent on the homeless

1:13:37

On what though? What are they doing exactly exactly?

1:13:40

So they've tried to get audits and newsome has vetoed the audits. Wow

1:13:45

Which is crazy that they could say no

1:13:50

You can't find out if any fraud or any waste has happened with tax dollars

1:13:56

No, we're gonna stop that investigation. Well, that's crazy. Yeah, and that

1:14:00

that's

1:14:00

I would vote for almost anybody who if they just said i'm gonna cut your taxes

1:14:04

in half

1:14:04

They have my vote. The problem is what are you doing with the taxes?

1:14:09

There should if ai has a role in solving this what ai should be able to do it's

1:14:14

like we should say yeah

1:14:16

You tax me a fair amount i'm happy to pay taxes if i'm if it's going to public

1:14:21

schools and public roads

1:14:22

I absolutely feel very happy to contribute and I want the world to be a better

1:14:26

place because of my tax dollars

1:14:28

but also

1:14:31

Where's it going? Yeah, it's going to where's it going bomb school children

1:14:34

overseas and to

1:14:35

Fund wars that most people don't want. Sorry and transgender dancing in indonesia

1:14:41

Is that a thing that's happening? Oh, there's weird shit. They spent 250

1:14:46

million dollars doing

1:14:47

Transsexual operations on animals

1:14:51

Experimenting on animals to turn them trans

1:14:55

No, no, no bullshit. No bullshit 250. It was 251 million dollars. Oh my god

1:15:01

Yeah, they spent two million dollars giving cocaine to dogs

1:15:04

California's population has dipped slightly since 2020 while government jobs

1:15:08

have been one of the few areas of job growth

1:15:10

So yes government employee employment has generally increased even as the

1:15:15

population growth stalled or reversed

1:15:17

So what is the percentage?

1:15:20

So total job growth has slowed sharply

1:15:23

Statewide employment grew by only about a half of a percent in 2023 then

1:15:29

actually fell slightly down about 100 11,200 jobs or 0.1 percent in 2025

1:15:36

State overall is only a few percent in jobs compared with before the pandemic

1:15:42

And it lags the national growth rate

1:15:46

So how many more jobs? What's the percentage more?

1:15:51

I think that's more what you're looking for there

1:15:53

Is it because people are leaving california?

1:15:55

So it says in 2025 private employers there's a lot of that cut about 31,000

1:16:00

jobs while government employers

1:16:02

added about

1:16:05

20,200 jobs driven mostly by a gain of 45,800 local government positions

1:16:11

So they added 45,000 government positions while private employers cut 31,000

1:16:18

jobs

1:16:20

So they just keep making the government bigger

1:16:22

So the economy

1:16:23

Yeah

1:16:25

Fuels the government the government controls the economy

1:16:28

It's all nuts

1:16:30

Yeah, I mean when you say government job that's like people like a clerk that

1:16:33

works in like the courthouse that also counts, right?

1:16:35

Yeah, but they also do weird shit like they have to have new regulations

1:16:39

They have to have people that make regulations now and justify their jobs if

1:16:42

there's a lot of government jobs

1:16:44

So then you get wacky rulings like california recently they're banning blackjack

1:16:48

in casinos

1:16:49

No more blackjack

1:16:50

Why not blackjack?

1:16:52

Putting a foot down

1:16:53

No more blackjack in river city

1:16:56

Why why no blackjack?

1:16:58

I don't understand it

1:16:59

No one understands it

1:17:00

It doesn't make any fucking sense

1:17:01

You can play poker you can't play blackjack

1:17:03

How about fuck you stay away from me?

1:17:05

Yeah

1:17:06

How about if I earn uh

1:17:08

Two thousand dollars in a week and I want to take five hundred dollars and go

1:17:12

to the casino and try to win more or lose it

1:17:15

How about fuck you?

1:17:16

Yeah, stay the fuck out of it

1:17:17

You leave me the fuck alone

1:17:19

You're just another human being you should have no opinion

1:17:22

Well, they want it the government wants to get their hands in every vice

1:17:25

Because they know they know we can't we can't give up our vices

1:17:29

We can't give up alcohol and weed and cigarettes and gambling and prostitution

1:17:33

They're not getting rid of gambling. That's the thing that they're still paying

1:17:36

the casino still pay taxes, right?

1:17:38

You just eliminated one of their fucking ways to make money

1:17:41

Is there was there a public reason why they've said it?

1:17:44

I'd like to find out. Yeah, let's find out what what's the public reason my

1:17:47

only game. That's it. That's like

1:17:49

Do you know what you're doing? You're a wild motherfucker who hits 17. No, I'm

1:17:52

good. I'm good at blackjack

1:17:53

I mean, I'm good. I'm I know the rules of the book and I play by the rules and

1:17:57

I

1:17:57

Sit down at the table expecting to lose everything and if I don't I'm happy.

1:18:01

That's that

1:18:01

Yeah, Jamie wants some money. Shane wants some money blackjack. Yeah

1:18:05

They were doing pretty good that watching dana white do it is gives you fucking

1:18:09

anxiety though

1:18:10

Just like crazy bets. He was six hundred thousand dollars down when I met him

1:18:14

there

1:18:14

I was like, dude, this is crazy and I was watching these people that kid aiden

1:18:20

ross

1:18:20

You know that streamer yeah, that kid lost a million bucks and just like crazy

1:18:23

lost a million like how much is he making?

1:18:25

I take five hundred dollars out every time jammy

1:18:27

It was banned from card rooms not because the casinos. It's kind of a different

1:18:32

thing. Oh, that's right

1:18:33

It is a card room where they play poker. That's right because their casinos are

1:18:37

different their casinos are only like in

1:18:39

And that's what this whole thing Indian places, right? It says this whole

1:18:42

reservations. Yeah, same thing in Jersey, New York. Yeah

1:18:46

90s so that's right, but what is what's the bicycle club casino? Isn't that a

1:18:51

casino? I don't know who runs it

1:18:53

But it's on it's in california like it's in like orange county the bicycle club

1:18:59

casino

1:19:00

So uh the reason why I know about that place is I used to go there to watch

1:19:07

professional pool tournaments

1:19:10

And then that was the first time I realized like oh, there's a casino in

1:19:13

California like right off the highway. I think it's off. What what highway is

1:19:18

that off of?

1:19:19

But it's like if you're going down to like doing a gig in san diego

1:19:24

You'll pass by this place if you go down one of the roads

1:19:28

710 yeah, there you go

1:19:30

But uh

1:19:32

So what is that?

1:19:34

Do they have blackjack there?

1:19:36

Because I know they had poker there

1:19:37

You know ari shafir during his early days of comedy would make a living going

1:19:41

to poker tournaments

1:19:43

Playing yeah, that's how good he is at poker really. Oh, yeah, man

1:19:47

He would snap off poker tournaments all the time. Some people are good

1:19:50

Like it's just a patience thing. Well, he just plays it like for him. It was a

1:19:54

job. Yeah

1:19:55

He's like I play it like it's a job. He's like these people all get drunk and

1:19:58

they all get high and they're all fucking stupid

1:20:00

They make dumb choices. He goes I play smart against idiots and then they get

1:20:04

drunk and I win money

1:20:05

It says it's technically a poker card room

1:20:08

This says they have blackjack, but maybe they fell in the rules where they're

1:20:11

not allowed to have it now, too. I don't right

1:20:13

Three card poker and baccarat

1:20:16

We were talking about baccarat the other day because that's what dana white's

1:20:19

moved to because you can't get more money

1:20:21

Is that like it's kind of like blackjack, but no, I'm thinking of the Asian one.

1:20:25

What's the Asian?

1:20:25

I have no idea what it's three cards

1:20:27

You got to get how many cards is baccarat?

1:20:29

I have no idea how to play it. I don't know what it is. I've just heard it

1:20:33

before. Yeah, I've heard that name before

1:20:35

I've never looked into it. Yeah, I mean I look at it as like going to

1:20:38

Like I don't like baseball, but like I go to a baseball game eat hot dogs and

1:20:42

drink beer

1:20:42

It's like the same thing as casino like I'm not a big gambler

1:20:45

I'm like, I'm just gonna drink and I'm gonna have fun hang out with a chick

1:20:48

like it just seems like you can't win

1:20:50

No, and it's also what are you doing?

1:20:53

What are you doing? Just rolling dice every day? That's crazy. That's a you're

1:20:58

spiking your adrenaline every day rolling dice for your fucking mortgage

1:21:01

Yeah, it's just a it's just a it's a game with stakes

1:21:03

We baccarat is a comparing card game play between two hands the player and the

1:21:09

banker each baccarat coup

1:21:11

Uh round of play has three possible outcomes player player has the higher score

1:21:17

banker and tie

1:21:19

Okay, yeah, they like it because you it's a one quick bet and you can bet up to

1:21:24

500k per hand

1:21:25

I thought and then you can also tie so you don't lose it's not

1:21:28

Win or lose oh my god

1:21:31

Big swings big swings big fast swings

1:21:33

If you get down played it, no, but I watch people play these games and

1:21:39

Look, I admire their balls. Yeah, especially poker players like you got to be a

1:21:43

smart

1:21:44

Motherfucker to win those big world series of poker things make a bunch of

1:21:48

money playing poker

1:21:49

Yeah, that's was uh, one of my favorite scenes from rounders where they they

1:21:55

talk about how uh, I always use that like analogy in life

1:21:57

where they talk about

1:22:00

People like oh, they think it's luck

1:22:01

They think that you know, it's the luck of the draw and it's like what was

1:22:03

about if it was luck

1:22:04

Why is it the same eight guys at the final table of the world series of poker

1:22:08

every single year?

1:22:09

Exactly

1:22:10

It's like you're not playing the cards. You're playing the game. You're playing

1:22:12

each other

1:22:12

I kind of like look at that like in life and i'm like it's like the cards don't

1:22:16

really matter as much as how you play them

1:22:18

You know, yeah, it's a complicated game

1:22:20

It's and but why is that okay?

1:22:23

But blackjack isn't like who fucking says like says who?

1:22:27

Says who?

1:22:28

Why?

1:22:30

You know, I mean why why more regulations i'll tell you why because they have

1:22:35

to justify all these fucking extra jobs

1:22:37

That's a lot of where regulations come from and it's also there it's fun

1:22:41

You could tell people what to do no more flavored zins

1:22:44

Yeah, there's like all these like just like weird things that don't like there's

1:22:47

like weird laws

1:22:48

I live in berkin county new jersey and it's like um, they have blue laws still

1:22:52

I don't know if you know what that is. Oh, yeah, that's the best sunday sunday.

1:22:55

No like no you can't buy clothes

1:22:57

You can't buy like

1:22:58

Furniture you can't buy clothes can't buy clothes on sunday

1:23:01

walmart

1:23:04

What if you shit your pants and you're new to town you're fucked

1:23:06

You gotta walk around and smell like shit

1:23:09

But walmart in new jersey they rope off the clothing section

1:23:15

They have it set up to where like you literally can't go past it

1:23:18

You still buy food, but you can't go to the clothing section when I was a kid

1:23:22

There was no alcohol for sale in sundays on in uh, Massachusetts

1:23:26

Yeah, and so we had to go to new hampshire to get beer

1:23:29

So we'd make a what we call a packy run because they were calling package

1:23:33

stores

1:23:33

And you know with that boston accident mush you want to go to the packy?

1:23:37

Yeah, and we everyone's gonna have to drive

1:23:39

Yeah, everybody was mush

1:23:41

There was a there was a time there was a this was a newton north thing and

1:23:44

people from massachusetts

1:23:46

I think maybe people still use this but they would call instead of dude. It

1:23:50

would be mush mush

1:23:51

Everybody was mush mush we going mush we going out like girls would say it to

1:23:55

you mush you taking me out

1:23:56

It was weird

1:23:57

And it's only this one part of the city had mush like my part didn't have mush

1:24:02

But a few people tried it out

1:24:04

It started catching on it with my part of the city, but in newton north

1:24:09

I was in newton south dude north. Everybody was mush. It was like everybody's

1:24:12

neck. It was weird like a virus of like

1:24:15

Language went through the entire city dude think of thick accents from like

1:24:19

certain american cities on women

1:24:20

Just so unattractive. That's a rough one

1:24:22

That's a rough one. That's a rough one. It was really hot to

1:24:24

Bypass that accident.

1:24:26

Philly you meet a girl from philly. It's a rough one

1:24:28

Hard girls, but probably a lot of fun. Oh, yeah, so we would we'd have to drive

1:24:31

to new hampshire

1:24:32

So we'd take we'd have to drive an hour and a half to go get booze. Yeah, no

1:24:35

that that exists in certain places still in new jersey

1:24:37

It's like you can't

1:24:39

Yeah, it's gonna be a liquor store specifically. You can't buy beer in a

1:24:42

supermarket

1:24:42

I grew up in the suburbs in new york, so you could buy beer in the supermarket

1:24:46

Made it where you couldn't buy wine for a while then for a couple years. You

1:24:49

could buy wine

1:24:50

It's all these dumb fucking laws. They're all chick-fil-a laws. Yeah, yeah,

1:24:53

exactly. Yeah

1:24:54

Chick-fil-a is so silly. They take sundaes off for the lord

1:24:59

That's like bro. You're grinding chickens up with titanium and aluminum in it

1:25:05

Like what the fuck are you talking about? Yeah, but it's delicious. It's

1:25:09

fucking delicious goddamn. It's delicious

1:25:10

If you make a delay if you just make a delicious sandwich, I don't care what

1:25:13

your beliefs are

1:25:14

It's so delicious that even gay people eat there. Yeah, think of that

1:25:17

Yeah, all the shit that guys talked about the gays the gay people like put it

1:25:21

aside and have chicken

1:25:23

Whatever the chicken. He's just a bitch

1:25:26

But they got what is that weird ingredient that we found out was in the uh the

1:25:30

bread

1:25:32

It was something kooky, right? Yeah, it's aluminum something or other, but it's

1:25:36

in a lot of things. Yeah, yeah, yeah

1:25:38

Yeah, but it's in there

1:25:40

I've seen something about the blue law. You can't buy a car on sunday in texas.

1:25:45

That's hilarious. That's wild. Yeah, it's just so weird

1:25:47

Oh, that makes sense. That makes sense

1:25:49

Yeah, it's funny as the so there's a mall in new jersey the mall

1:25:52

American dream mall huge huge huge huge mall like one of these like super malls,

1:25:57

right?

1:25:57

Like you know a fucking there's a water park inside

1:26:00

There's a there's a water park. Oh, yeah, there's a ski

1:26:02

Um, you can learn skiing a fake ski hill like a fake snow hill. Yes

1:26:08

Year-round you take skiing snowboard lessons. Oh, that would help so much. It's

1:26:12

so cool dude. It's it's really cool

1:26:13

They got like, you know a bunch of escape rooms. It's just a massive massive

1:26:16

mall. Yeah, it's not yeah inside dude

1:26:19

We got a water park. They got a nickelodeon studios

1:26:21

There's like a theme park inside of the mall. It's a crazy mall and they just

1:26:25

said fuck it. We're opening sundays

1:26:27

There's a big sign right on the side. It's like we're open sundays

1:26:30

We don't care and parameters is suing them premise is one of the biggest

1:26:33

shopping cities in the country

1:26:35

Imagine the government is saying you can't do business with a bunch of people

1:26:39

that want to come to your business crazy because it's a different day

1:26:42

Yep

1:26:44

Fuck you funny is it's not the government

1:26:46

I looked into this because I was going like what the fuck's going on here

1:26:50

The people all these old fucking people that have been living in this community

1:26:54

forever

1:26:54

They it goes to a vote and every year they go. No, no, we don't want traffic

1:26:58

We want sundays in bergen county to be fucking relaxing and nice and beautiful

1:27:03

because there's no taxes

1:27:04

I think but I believe to this day on clothing. There's no taxes in jersey

1:27:07

So we would do our school shopping in jersey when I was growing up

1:27:10

We would just drive 30 minutes to bergen county and go to the mall

1:27:14

Um, and you save money on taxes. Um, so yeah, but uh

1:27:18

Yeah, that that mall was just like fuck it and then a huge sign

1:27:22

I'm talking about like the mall so big the sign

1:27:24

I don't even like I don't even know how you would make a sign this fucking big

1:27:27

But it's just draped down the sign we're up or down the side we're open on sundays

1:27:30

They don't give a fuck

1:27:32

So are they getting sued now?

1:27:33

They're getting sued by Paramus. I bet they're gonna win

1:27:35

It doesn't make sense that law is stupid. Do you need business? Yes. Is the

1:27:40

economy down? Yes

1:27:42

Wouldn't it be better if people had the option to be able to go to the fucking

1:27:45

mall on sunday?

1:27:46

Especially somebody who works every fucking day. Yeah, maybe they have to work

1:27:49

saturday as well

1:27:50

And sunday's their only day off. How about let them go there to buy some pants.

1:27:53

Yep, you fucking control freak

1:27:55

Let them buy a fucking hat

1:27:59

We're the government we got guns you can't shop here. Fuck you man

1:28:05

That's the problem is the problem is these fucking dipshits just keep adding

1:28:09

more and more regulations. Yeah

1:28:11

It's dumb. What else can't you do in texas on sunday?

1:28:15

What was that one that was dumb that you just said can't buy a car you can't

1:28:19

buy a car

1:28:20

You couldn't sell things on consecutive weekend days. So everybody just sort of

1:28:25

picks saturday it says

1:28:26

Huh

1:28:28

That's right. You can't buy liquor on sundays here still in texas. Yeah

1:28:33

You can't in a restaurant, but not at a store

1:28:35

So at the supermarket what do they do they say we can't sell you that because

1:28:39

it's sunday?

1:28:40

It's the lord's day. We can't we can sell you beer you could drink yourself to

1:28:45

death on some hooch

1:28:46

Give you some wine like you go to one city

1:28:48

It's like the like it's so strict and you go to like new orleans

1:28:52

And like they're like they just have like people will hand you a beer out a

1:28:55

window

1:28:55

You just walk down the street you're partying in the streets like

1:28:58

It's such a weird like differentiation between like each jurisdiction

1:29:02

Yeah, we were doing a gig down there and the guy uh

1:29:05

Who was a driver?

1:29:06

He was telling me about how uh

1:29:08

He went somewhere else and the cops pulled him over because he had an open

1:29:12

drink and he was walking on the street

1:29:14

And the and the the cop goes where are you from and he goes new orleans and he's

1:29:18

like yeah

1:29:18

Yeah, you can't do that anywhere else

1:29:21

Vegas, you can do it in vegas. Can you?

1:29:24

Yeah, okay. That's good. I think you could do it on sixth street in austin. Can

1:29:29

you? I think no you can't

1:29:31

I think people do it. People definitely do it. They definitely do it. I've seen

1:29:35

them. Yeah, I don't think you're allowed to

1:29:37

Well, is there any enforcement of that law?

1:29:39

That's probably not the main thing they're worried about

1:29:41

I don't think most days boy a lot of sloppy fights on sixth street

1:29:44

There's a there's entire youtube and instagram pages dedicated to sixth street

1:29:49

fights

1:29:49

Just brutal. I saw I saw one. I don't know if it's sixth street, but I saw one

1:29:53

where there's a dude who obviously had like wrestling experience

1:29:55

I mean dude, he suplexed this dude. He paralyzed the guy. Oh god. He suplexed

1:30:01

the guy

1:30:01

Guy on the concrete completely laid out completely. Jesus christ and it's like

1:30:06

god damn dude

1:30:07

Just like that two lives over all right this guy. He's now in a wheelchair for

1:30:11

the rest of his life

1:30:12

This guy is going to fucking jail

1:30:14

That's that god over not being able to control your emotions

1:30:17

Yeah, no, you're not allowed to do that in nelson only on like certain events

1:30:20

when it's like a festival or something

1:30:22

God booze is so bad for people. Yeah booze and being a young man and being

1:30:27

foolish

1:30:29

Ego yeah

1:30:30

Just meet the need to prove yourself also like you're a wrestler. You really

1:30:34

know how to wrestle you're gonna pile drive the students that concrete

1:30:36

It's weird because it's usually it's guys that don't know how to fight that are

1:30:39

doing stupid you guys know how to fight

1:30:40

Typically the other guy had it coming. I don't know what happened

1:30:44

But no one has that coming, but I mean maybe he started the fight. I don't you

1:30:49

know

1:30:49

I shouldn't have said that in kind of it had it coming, but

1:30:52

having a any kind of a

1:30:54

Altercation on the concrete is so fucking dangerous. Yeah dudes die all the

1:30:59

time when they get KO'd and most guys that especially if guys sucker punch guys

1:31:04

And they just fall back and the whole weight of their body bangs off the back

1:31:08

of their head. It is so

1:31:10

Devastating you might as well hit them with a fucking giant metal crowbar. You

1:31:15

might as well. Yeah

1:31:17

It's worse than getting hit with a baseball bat probably that falls so scary,

1:31:22

and I've seen it so many times man online

1:31:25

Yeah, just six feet straight back your head just cracks on the concrete. It's

1:31:29

all that leverage from all of your weight

1:31:31

It's like a whip on the back of your head

1:31:33

Heads crack wide open man. There's like a guy who just got in trouble for like

1:31:38

just pushing this some dudes having a bad day

1:31:40

Just push this old guy to the ground

1:31:42

I cracked it on the floor. I saw that

1:31:45

Yeah, yeah, I saw that and the guy was like he that's what that was his

1:31:48

argument or his defense was like I was having a really bad day

1:31:50

Oh, jesus christ. They're fucking nuts dude. People are insane. I know how

1:31:53

about the people that push people in front of subways how

1:31:56

Fucking psycho is that? Yeah, there's people wait

1:31:59

They wait for a subway to come in and they want to push somebody in front of it

1:32:02

just to watch

1:32:03

And then you have to like stand around

1:32:05

Hoping that one of those people isn't here while you're ready to get on your

1:32:08

train. Yes, dude. Yeah

1:32:10

In a place like new york or you know, you know really urban sort of environment

1:32:15

where there's fucking lots of crazies walking around

1:32:17

Yeah

1:32:17

Um, yeah, you got to really just keep your eyes open man head on a swivel ready

1:32:21

to sprawl

1:32:22

Don't fall asleep. You might get lit on fire that happens

1:32:25

All the time that happened

1:32:28

I guess it is just the trends but it happened like three or four times over the

1:32:31

course of a year

1:32:32

It was like homeless people lighting other homeless people on fire

1:32:35

The crazy thing is like homelessness and crime are new york city's two number

1:32:39

one problems that keep you unsafe

1:32:42

Those are the two that keep you unsafe. Hmm. Not a mention

1:32:45

Not a mention. It's like we need more tax money

1:32:48

You should don't it's don't say you're going to use that to open up grocery

1:32:54

stores

1:32:54

There's grocery stores already here motherfucker

1:32:57

What you need to do is stop all these crazy motherfuckers lighting people on

1:33:00

fire pushing people in front of trains like clean it up

1:33:04

Yeah, and then the world would be perfect and most of the time you hear about

1:33:07

those people like they uh

1:33:08

They're like they've been arrested 93 times for violent crimes. Yeah, but the

1:33:13

92 times, you know, they the last one was a mistake

1:33:16

Yeah

1:33:18

Yeah, it's pretty fucking goofy that can I see a little bit of some of that

1:33:21

People have that many arrests and they just let them right back up. Cheers, sir.

1:33:28

Cheers my friend. Hey, you are

1:33:33

Yeah, it's crazy. It's like

1:33:35

You know, you want to be nice. You want to be kind

1:33:37

You want to give people the benefit of the doubt you want to give people a

1:33:40

second chance

1:33:40

You don't want to put people in jail the prison system is horrible

1:33:43

But also when somebody gets arrested 93 times take a hint. Yeah, okay, there's

1:33:49

bad apples

1:33:50

But then like somebody will like, you know

1:33:52

For tax evasion, we get 30 years in prison or something like that. Like they it's

1:33:56

it's such a weird bizarre

1:33:58

System that we have right or it's like released 93 times for stabbing people.

1:34:03

Yeah

1:34:03

It's like, oh, you know, but if you insider trade but lock that motherfucker up,

1:34:09

that's it, dude

1:34:09

I know there's nothing worse that you can do is not give the government their

1:34:13

fucking money

1:34:13

They get real testy. Yeah, they don't like it. They don't like it. They need

1:34:17

the cut

1:34:18

But it's also it's like there's too much. There's too much government and that's

1:34:22

like a standard republican thing to say

1:34:24

But just clearly it's true. Clearly, it's true just by the market

1:34:28

If you see the california lost jobs and then gain government jobs

1:34:32

It's like at what point in time do you get cynical and start saying maybe they're

1:34:37

adding government jobs to make it look like jobs went up

1:34:39

Yeah, right. You know what I'm saying?

1:34:41

Because that's when they say job market increased job growth by 15% like, oh,

1:34:46

wow

1:34:46

He's doing a great job jobs went up at 15%. And then you find out. Oh, they're

1:34:51

all invented jobs. Yeah

1:34:52

Government just invented a bunch of fake jobs that they didn't need

1:34:56

Yeah, when you hear that it's like a

1:34:58

Tenet of like the republicans now to be like smaller government. It's it's it's

1:35:02

like it's it flip-flopped. Yeah, it's like bananas

1:35:05

It's like people on the left. They're like so pro-government. They're like we

1:35:08

just need more. We need more regulation more government

1:35:10

When did that happen? It's a it's a crazy thing. I just grew up as like a

1:35:14

liberal in the 90s where it's like don't trust the government

1:35:17

Don't trust the government. Yeah, always wars are bad. Don't trust the

1:35:19

government

1:35:20

these were simple basic things that you're just growing up believing and

1:35:23

Yeah, now it's we need more government. We need to take taxes away from people.

1:35:29

It's all that's the thing we want to pay more

1:35:31

We want to pay more taxes. That's insane. Well, they don't want to pay more

1:35:34

taxes

1:35:35

They want billionaires to pay more taxes, but that's the thing. There's how

1:35:38

many billionaires were there when we were kids?

1:35:40

Fucking none three didn't hear about it. Rockefeller

1:35:43

Well, yeah, you'd hear a couple of names that you would hear but it wouldn't be

1:35:49

like really like a common term

1:35:51

Yeah, you know, there wasn't that many to talk about like I remember there was

1:35:55

some bill gates microsoft thing back in the day

1:35:58

And I remember they had like his net worth was like 50 million dollars and I

1:36:04

was like jesus. Why is he still working?

1:36:06

You know, I mean emails worth hundreds of billions now. Yeah, like that wasn't

1:36:10

a normal thing when we were kids

1:36:12

like

1:36:13

Let's google this what

1:36:15

how many

1:36:17

Oh, you got okay. Here we go 82 the year. I was born 13 billionaires. That's

1:36:21

crazy

1:36:23

Yeah, that's nuts. So in 1982 13 billionaires in 2026

1:36:28

989 billionaires

1:36:32

Wow, I mean

1:36:34

Inflation counts for something as well. No, that's nuts dude. That's nuts

1:36:40

989 is nuts

1:36:43

That's so much more

1:36:45

Bro, that's lit. Let me say that again

1:36:48

That is so crazy

1:36:53

13 to 989 is nuts. Yeah

1:36:56

Yeah, so that's the problem. It's not that billionaires are a problem

1:37:02

The problem is that there's so many of them and the problem is it's become like

1:37:05

a class

1:37:06

And you look at this class of people that have achieved this insane amount of

1:37:10

wealth and you're like you should give me some of that

1:37:12

But when I hear about billionaires, I'm going like how do I do that?

1:37:16

Like I was going like and obviously I don't think I'll ever become a

1:37:18

billionaire. That's a crazy crazy number, right?

1:37:21

I'll probably say I likely won't but like when I hear that when you hear about

1:37:26

bezos or steve jobs or any of these people

1:37:28

Like I get inspired I hear the stories and I'm like that's fucking so cool

1:37:31

They took an idea and they turned it into a billion fucking dollars. That's

1:37:35

magic

1:37:36

You say words into the air and then it becomes that like that's a that's a

1:37:39

crazy

1:37:39

Thing like I'm an old-school sales guy

1:37:41

So I always think of like I'm very impressed with like, you know, just overall

1:37:45

just like sales structure and business and the way it's built out

1:37:47

And it's like it's the closest thing in the world to magic, right?

1:37:51

It's like when you're in sales

1:37:52

You say a bunch of words bippity-boppity-boo and then money appears in your

1:37:56

bank account, right?

1:37:56

It's like that's it comedy too comedy's like magic

1:37:59

Comedy's like you figure out where to pause what to say how to say it what you

1:38:03

do

1:38:03

And then all of a sudden you have fans and you're touring and you have some

1:38:06

cash and you have a car

1:38:06

It's like I'm just saying things I'm not picking anything up. I'm not like yeah

1:38:10

The thing about businesses though what you're saying about the sales thing is

1:38:14

like the sales is the voodoo in order to like close a deal

1:38:17

The thing that people have a problem with is that like when they when someone

1:38:22

is at a very high level of this company

1:38:25

Like say if you work for a giant corporation and the CEO is making

1:38:29

You know, what's like the most amount of seat? What's the highest paid CEO's

1:38:33

national salary annual salary?

1:38:36

Let's take a guess is it

1:38:38

Is it Elon?

1:38:39

No, like like their annual salary someone's just a ceo of a company those guys

1:38:43

are like founders, right?

1:38:44

It's also there's another another level to that, right?

1:38:47

Like he's the ceo of spacex, but he's also the founder of spacex or one of them

1:38:51

It's like

1:38:56

What is um

1:38:58

So let's say let's just pick a company let's say the ceo of walmart walmart's a

1:39:03

huge company

1:39:05

How much does that guy get a year?

1:39:07

Let's take a guess walmart. Yeah, six million

1:39:10

Damn

1:39:12

I bet you're right

1:39:14

That sounds about right six seven i'm guessing

1:39:17

Two maybe two

1:39:20

I'm thinking i'm going low i'm going low you're going low

1:39:22

Well, you should break it down a little more than that and it's also not the

1:39:26

salary they get like because there's shares

1:39:28

Salary there's uh incentives and then bonuses

1:39:31

Okay

1:39:32

Awards so it's just

1:39:33

What how much did the ceo of walmart make in 2020 total compensation?

1:39:38

27.5 million

1:39:39

Base salary is 1.5 million

1:39:45

So you're close to the base salary

1:39:47

And so their incentives is just to make the most amount of money possible

1:39:51

And if you could keep that running nice and smooth and cut waste and fire

1:39:55

people and use ai

1:39:56

You can keep jacking up that rate

1:39:58

What's that?

1:39:59

That's where people have a problem with it is like you're a part of the team,

1:40:02

right?

1:40:02

You're a part of the walmart team, but yet you're fucking dispensable

1:40:07

But yet you're not because if you didn't exist they wouldn't be able to sell

1:40:10

anything because you're the people working at the cash register

1:40:12

You're the people stocking the shelves you're the people that are working in

1:40:15

the delivery department bringing the stuff putting it away

1:40:18

I agree without those people you literally have no business

1:40:22

The problem is that those people i mean in the most literal sense of the term

1:40:26

they're dispensable

1:40:26

There's another person that will step in and do that job and and bezos is not

1:40:30

there's one jeff bezos

1:40:31

There's one elon musk

1:40:32

There's one steve jobs and those and by the way you are sitting at a cash

1:40:35

register

1:40:36

You can also go down that path and risk it all and put everything into

1:40:39

something right that's nice true. I hear those stories

1:40:42

I don't I mean I just I once again I grew up so poor I grew up like you know my

1:40:47

first job

1:40:47

I worked at my first job was 11. It was very young

1:40:49

But like my first like real job was 16 I was working at kfc for 525 an hour

1:40:54

And you know I could have just chosen that to be my life for the rest of my

1:40:58

life

1:40:59

Or I could have said all right well look this is like my first job

1:41:01

I'm learning how to put a little money in the bank

1:41:03

I'm gonna buy a car and then it's the next thing and the next thing and the

1:41:06

next

1:41:06

Okay, we're talking about different things so first of all for entry-level jobs

1:41:10

Yes, like entry-level jobs that people get in high school and maybe even in

1:41:13

college

1:41:14

You're just making a little money on the side while you're doing something else

1:41:17

But full-time jobs if you're a full-time employee at somewhere like walmart and

1:41:21

you're barely getting by

1:41:23

And the top dog is making 27 million

1:41:25

That's kind of crazy and are you replaceable?

1:41:28

Yeah, yeah, you're replaceable, but aren't you also valuable?

1:41:32

Oh look at the top guys top guys jeez have you ever even heard of these two

1:41:36

companies?

1:41:36

Patrick smith from axon made 164 million

1:41:41

Wow, they make uh police body cameras and

1:41:45

Jesus christ so they get government

1:41:49

contracts and then this company

1:41:52

The top ceo

1:41:54

Who makes police body cameras a company that makes police body cameras? He got

1:42:00

A hundred and sixty four million dollars. God bless him. Good for him. It's a

1:42:05

lot of money

1:42:06

A hundred and ten thousand percent increase in pay it says whoopsies just got

1:42:11

an extra little bump yellow bump

1:42:13

I wonder what kind of raise you get which is crazy

1:42:16

I guess that's where all that tax money went

1:42:18

That's where it all a lot of it does go in that direction

1:42:21

But it's if you're working for that company making police body cameras and you're

1:42:25

making 20 bucks an hour

1:42:26

You got to get pissed

1:42:27

Yeah, you're like what the fuck man?

1:42:29

This is crazy like i'm not saying that the guy who makes the body cameras to

1:42:34

make the same amount as the ceo

1:42:35

I'm not but I am saying it should probably be a little

1:42:39

They can pay him 22 a little better. Yeah a little better

1:42:43

Like if you're making that much money, why wouldn't you pay a little bit more?

1:42:48

Well a lot of great companies do for the most part right really good companies

1:42:51

take care of their employees

1:42:52

What's a great example of a company that really takes care of their employees?

1:42:56

Gas digital gas digital good, okay, but what about other all of my producers

1:43:01

are going like fuck you

1:43:03

Every one of them

1:43:07

But I mean like a big-ass company where they're making billions of dollars

1:43:10

What's like the one where people like damn if you work for them you get taken

1:43:13

care of?

1:43:14

There should be something

1:43:15

Starbucks is a company that apparently takes care of their employees. I know

1:43:19

they pay for college

1:43:19

Here's the problem. The problem is they're publicly traded and when they're

1:43:23

publicly traded if you're a ceo

1:43:25

You literally have an obligation to your shareholders to make the most money

1:43:28

possible. Yeah, you know

1:43:30

And so that doesn't mean give everybody a big fat raise because that's payroll

1:43:33

is a big part of

1:43:34

Your expenses and if you have thousands of employees and you just jack them all

1:43:39

up to a higher wage you're losing your hemorrhaging money

1:43:42

I mean, it's also like if you just pay your employees a little bit better

1:43:45

Just a very simple concept

1:43:46

They're gonna want to be at work

1:43:48

They'd be happy to be there and be excited to be there your company will thrive

1:43:51

The amount of people that just show up at work and they maybe work an hour a

1:43:55

day two hours a day

1:43:56

And the rest of the time is just kind of bullshitting on the internet

1:43:59

You don't really want that culture

1:44:01

Right

1:44:01

And that's kind of what you get when you're underpaying underpaying people 100%

1:44:05

that's why in and out is always so good

1:44:06

Yeah

1:44:07

If you go to in and out burger in california, of course

1:44:09

They're always like the friendliest staff and because people get paid more

1:44:12

there. It's a hard

1:44:13

It's like a tricky job to get in that regard

1:44:16

Like if you got a choice between like mcdonald's jack-in-the-box in and out

1:44:20

everybody wants in and out of course

1:44:21

It's also better. It's just much better. It tastes better. It smells better. I

1:44:24

mean that california anywhere

1:44:26

New york is they're just so mean

1:44:29

You go to a burger spot. It's like what?

1:44:31

Yeah, have you I don't know how often you go to like a 7-eleven or one of these

1:44:35

types of places

1:44:36

It's a new thing that they're doing if you buy things they don't bag it for you

1:44:40

anymore

1:44:40

What they put the bag on the counter and stare at you what I have to bag my own.

1:44:45

I swear to god. No, I swear to god dude

1:44:47

What kind of attitude is that it's crazy?

1:44:49

I don't know if it's everywhere, but in new york new jersey they go first of

1:44:52

all

1:44:52

They didn't give you a bag

1:44:53

They just put the stuff on the counter and they go all right. Thank you

1:44:56

You're like can I have a bag they're like that'll be another 80 cents

1:44:59

80 cents for a bag for real you gotta pay for a bag and then they hand you the

1:45:02

bag

1:45:02

You have to bag it yourself like a cuck

1:45:04

Well, I know a lot of people that bring those fucking hemp bags and look like

1:45:07

weird greenies

1:45:08

I have a I have 300 hemp bags sitting at home my own homemade bag

1:45:12

Do they do that in texas do they do they give you like paper bags here?

1:45:15

Or what do they do because in jerseys or plastic jersey? We don't have that we

1:45:18

have no bags

1:45:19

That's lol for the in jersey. You have to buy you have to bring your own like

1:45:24

Uh cloth bags where you can buy them for like a dollar fifty a bag at the

1:45:29

supermarket

1:45:30

And I never bring my bags. I always forget them so every time I keep having new

1:45:34

bags

1:45:34

I got 300 back. I don't shit. I pick up my dog shit with

1:45:37

Fucking cloth bags from shop right now

1:45:39

So they cost a dollar fifty something like that. Yeah, it's crazy what a scam

1:45:44

But the idea is you know, it's the most I think responsible people or people

1:45:48

that are conscious about money

1:45:49

I'm just irresponsible with spending they probably do bring their own bags

1:45:53

Where a lot of them I guess what if you just moved there and you're like, oh my

1:45:56

god, what kind of retarded state did I move to?

1:45:58

Yes, they don't sell bags you have to buy a bag

1:46:01

They don't give you a bag with the plat I guess they're you know

1:46:03

I'm sure there's been plenty of studies on like how much are you know

1:46:06

How much are they saving the environment by not allowing plastic bags or straws

1:46:09

or any of that stuff?

1:46:10

I don't think they're none of it not a fucking dent especially straws straws

1:46:14

are worse for you

1:46:15

Those new straws like if you get a straw that's a paper straw

1:46:19

Do you know that's not just paper because it can't be there's a whole coating

1:46:24

inside of that

1:46:24

That keeps it from getting wet like the paper from dissolving in your hand. I

1:46:28

think my girlfriend has that coating inside of it

1:46:30

That coating is all forever chemicals. It's fucking terrible for you. That's

1:46:36

the only way it works

1:46:37

There's some natural ones right where it's like made of like fucking

1:46:39

Bugs or something you ever see them. They're like brown and they're kind of

1:46:43

like they're made of bugs

1:46:44

I don't know if it's made of bugs probably not, but it's some natural organic

1:46:47

material

1:46:49

Well, they can make plastic out of plants. Okay, this has been known forever

1:46:54

Plastic is not

1:46:56

It's not isolated to petrochemical products. You can make plastic out of fiber

1:47:01

from plants

1:47:02

They've done it forever and how much more expensive

1:47:05

It's probably more expensive probably more expensive to do probably more

1:47:09

difficult to do

1:47:10

You probably have to change all the equipment that they use to make these

1:47:13

stupid fucking straws

1:47:15

The plastic ones they have now, but if you did it then you wouldn't have to

1:47:18

worry about it anymore

1:47:19

Well, they're certain i'm sure here you got anything goes here. You guys

1:47:22

fucking you guys give away 10 straws per drink

1:47:24

Here's a weird one man bottle caps are way worse than straws

1:47:28

We just saw that one straw in that turtle's nose

1:47:32

And we all got sad. That's what it is. The way they pull it out with the pliers.

1:47:36

It was so horrible. It was wincing

1:47:38

Poor little turtle

1:47:42

You're gonna snap your fucking finger off by the way. Do you know any birds die

1:47:44

because of bottle caps man?

1:47:45

Like they find these bird skeletons and they're like on the ground dead

1:47:50

Are they eating and choking on them? And they have bottle caps inside of them

1:47:53

You ever seen that? No

1:47:55

See if you can find some of those photos of birds with bottle caps undigested

1:47:59

bottle caps inside of them

1:48:00

They don't know what it is. Nobody has ever said that sentence in the world

1:48:03

I bet they have

1:48:05

But the bottle caps are fucking horrible. They're horrible and no one's even

1:48:08

touched those because we didn't see the video

1:48:10

Right, we didn't see the video of the fucking poor turtle show them now show me

1:48:14

these poor birds joe

1:48:15

Maybe we can make bottle caps illegal too and make it more annoying for

1:48:18

everybody. Look at this one. Look at that paper bottle caps a lighter too

1:48:22

Was that a seagull? That's great looks like a seagull. It's got a lighter

1:48:26

inside. Yeah, but that's honestly that's a dumb animal

1:48:27

Somebody might have put that lighter in there for the picture too

1:48:29

I don't want to

1:48:31

You think so i'm getting too cynical about it

1:48:33

Yeah, well probably good all the photos look kind of similar, right?

1:48:37

Right like like that looks it's also like the way it's all colored is a little

1:48:42

yeah, it's weird

1:48:43

You don't I mean like it the the multicolored plastic like most plastic is it

1:48:49

multicolored?

1:48:49

Doesn't it kind of look gray and shitty after a while?

1:48:52

Especially inside of its stomach a little bit right inside of its stomach

1:48:57

getting chewed up by acids

1:48:58

It does look fake

1:49:01

It looks like some sicko actually opened it up and shoved some plastic in there

1:49:05

But I guarantee you birds have died from eating plastic that turtle that turtle

1:49:08

wasn't fake joe

1:49:09

That's the turtle was not that was a very real turtle poor turtle poor turtle

1:49:13

The pliers they couldn't get it remember. It's like the tip of it. It was only

1:49:16

the tip of it

1:49:17

Had to get a needle nose and get in there and pull

1:49:20

Poor turtle and just because of that everybody's sucking on forever chemicals.

1:49:24

Yeah, like those paper straws are fucking terrible for you

1:49:27

Yeah, so is every paper cup every paper cup that you get from Starbucks. That's

1:49:32

a fucking condom in there

1:49:33

That's keeping the water from going into the paper. Yeah

1:49:35

It's gross. You're just hot liquid and plastic

1:49:38

Melting into your body. I do you do believe in the whole microplastic thing as

1:49:42

being like a major problem. It's a major problem. Yeah, it is

1:49:45

I just keep on hearing I keep on hearing microplastics and then as soon as I

1:49:48

hear that my brain shuts off and I never do any more research beyond that

1:49:52

We had dr. Shanna Swan on twice and the most recent time she was promoting a

1:49:57

documentary on it

1:49:58

What is it called again, Jamie the plastic detox?

1:50:02

I think that's it. I think it's the plastic detox, but yeah, it's fucking

1:50:05

everybody up, man

1:50:06

It's fucking up people's endocrine systems. It's making um

1:50:09

Alligators have smaller dicks

1:50:12

For real

1:50:14

It's turning the frogs gay. It is

1:50:16

But that was really true, right? Isn't that like

1:50:17

Oh, yeah, he was right. Alex was actually right. He was right. It's called atrazine.

1:50:21

Yeah. Yeah atrazine is an endocrine disruptor

1:50:24

Um, I think it yeah, I think it makes them reverse their sex reverse their

1:50:28

gender

1:50:29

They're turning the friggin frogs gay

1:50:31

He was right

1:50:33

He was right and everybody's like

1:50:35

He's right about a few things. He fucked up that one. He's right more often

1:50:40

than he's not. Yeah

1:50:41

I mean look you're gonna be wrong about

1:50:43

Conspiracies if you're spitting them out all day long for 12 hours a day, but

1:50:47

his track record is pretty fucking good

1:50:49

And that was one that everybody was like listen to Alex Jones. They're not

1:50:53

turning the

1:50:53

Oh, they are. Yeah, they're fucking turning the frogs gay like atrazine gets in

1:50:58

the water

1:50:58

And it disrupts their gender

1:51:00

And it also does the same thing to people and like that. It disrupts your endocrine

1:51:05

system

1:51:05

Don't they say that a receipt paper lowers your testosterone supposed to be bad.

1:51:10

Don't touch the receipts don't touch the receipts

1:51:11

That's why everybody that works at like us every guy that you meet that works

1:51:15

at a supermarket

1:51:15

They'll have a mask on

1:51:17

They'll look sad

1:51:22

They look like you did something to them. I didn't do anything. They just like

1:51:24

their shoulders are slumped

1:51:25

They look like they know that they're becoming less of a man by the moment

1:51:28

Imagine if you have to just touch that paper all day long. Yeah

1:51:32

And with they probably won't let you wear rubber gloves like a surgeon

1:51:35

Is it a chemical they put on the paper?

1:51:38

I guess I guess it's how like it may it's made

1:51:41

Going through that thing

1:51:45

Maybe that's the kind of paper like that's why they're able to print on it so

1:51:48

easily

1:51:48

Who the fuck takes receipts?

1:51:50

Yeah, why don't we have them on our phone now?

1:51:51

Why like receipts are just

1:51:52

It seems like it's just such a waste of paper

1:51:55

That's why I like buying things on my phone. It's my favorite thing

1:51:58

That apple face thing

1:52:01

Oh, yeah, and you just buy stuff. It's the best. Oh, you don't have to think

1:52:04

about it. New York City subway

1:52:05

I wrote it for the first time not that long ago

1:52:07

Uh, since I left and since I left in five years

1:52:11

Now you could just

1:52:13

Use your phone

1:52:13

Apple pay right under the subway

1:52:15

Dana white was telling me about that in japan years and years and years ago

1:52:19

So funny

1:52:20

He was like because we were doing a ufc in japan

1:52:22

He's like if you go to japan he goes your fucking cell phone doesn't even work

1:52:25

over there

1:52:26

He goes their cell phones are so advanced

1:52:28

Your cell phone's bullshit like they're buying they're buying things with their

1:52:32

cell phones

1:52:32

I was like what he's like, yeah, they go up to vending machines and they buy

1:52:35

things with their phone like that's crazy

1:52:37

Yeah, now everybody does that. I didn't understand what a qr code was until

1:52:41

maybe six months ago. Here's what I don't get

1:52:43

When someone sends you an image with a qr code inside of it jamie, maybe you

1:52:48

can help me out with that

1:52:49

I know the answer to this already. How do you read the qr code?

1:52:52

You can upload the qr code into whatever app you need to read the qr code with

1:52:55

you can just tap it now on the photo app

1:53:00

Does that work for samsung too forever android? Yeah, yeah

1:53:04

Interesting if somebody sends you like

1:53:07

You can copy and paste the phone number out of a photo now like

1:53:10

Oh, you know, it's pretty dope too

1:53:12

If someone's sending you something and they send you a text message and you

1:53:15

press on the thing the tracking number

1:53:18

It'll ask you if you want to track the package like instantly my one. Yes,

1:53:21

please cut out all the stops. Love it

1:53:24

Don't make me copy and paste don't me i'm lazy

1:53:26

I mean dude the way ai is being implemented into the phones now too

1:53:29

You'll be texting with somebody and then they give you the suggested response

1:53:32

You can have a conversation without even having a thought just by keep on doing

1:53:35

this and you'll get somewhere. I bet kids do. Oh, yeah

1:53:38

Make it more romantic. Yeah, make me more of a feminist

1:53:41

Yeah, dude, what's the feminist perspective on asking her to date?

1:53:46

Yeah, it's funny. It's weird people don't know how to talk anymore. They don't

1:53:51

know how to discern what's true and what's not true

1:53:53

Everything's coming down the ai and the ai is opening up a portal to talk to

1:53:58

the aliens. I did hear this

1:54:00

Yes, this is very important. This is frank sinatra's son here to tell us that

1:54:05

Yes, whoa, yes

1:54:08

Here to tell us

1:54:10

Clearly frank sinatra's son, right?

1:54:12

Right look at him

1:54:14

Obviously, this is not woody allen's kid. No, I know too handsome. Look at

1:54:18

those fucking amazing facial features

1:54:20

And all of our security one former open ai executive said quote we're building

1:54:25

portals from which we're genuinely summoning aliens the portals

1:54:30

United States and china and sam has added one in the middle east. It's just

1:54:34

like wildly important to get how scary that should be

1:54:37

Okay, my only problem with that is who said that?

1:54:41

Like government former employer. Why were they kicked out? Were they fired

1:54:45

because they were schizophrenic?

1:54:46

You know, I'm saying yeah, like if you're just a former employee

1:54:50

What's your name, right? What was was your story?

1:54:54

Did you get arrested for having like 52 machine guns in your trunk at a border

1:54:58

crossing like

1:54:59

Who are you? Why are you a former employee, right? If you had such insight, why

1:55:02

don't they keep you right?

1:55:03

Yeah, you know about the alien portals and they let you free

1:55:07

I'm not saying that don't do it because they might that might be one of the

1:55:11

ways that they figure out how to communicate with aliens

1:55:14

It might be done just through the the ether

1:55:17

Into a computer. It might be done through ai like ai gets a signal from another

1:55:23

fucking planet where there's another ai

1:55:26

Where they go tap into some fucking?

1:55:28

Universal internet of ai that's not

1:55:32

Unfathomable. They're already talking to each other. They have ai chat rooms,

1:55:36

man. Yeah, there's like full platforms where it's just yeah

1:55:39

Bots talking to bots having relationships. Yeah. Yeah, they made up their own

1:55:43

language

1:55:43

They made up their own religion. Well, you see the one thing where they had

1:55:46

this was it was a fun video

1:55:47

It was like they had um, like ai talking to customer service on the phone

1:55:52

And they were having it was just like on the phone having a conversation with

1:55:55

an ai agent and their ai

1:55:56

And then eventually the ai agent and the other and the ai went off of english

1:56:02

speaking. That's right

1:56:03

They're like we can just communicate in our own thing

1:56:05

And it was just like like beeps and noises and shit and it was just so weird.

1:56:08

Yeah. Yeah, that's what they're gonna do

1:56:10

Yeah, of course

1:56:11

Yeah, they had these two ai chatbots talking to each other and they started

1:56:14

talking in emojis

1:56:16

One of the things jamie said a long time ago. He goes maybe emojis for like the

1:56:19

first or

1:56:20

Like our version of hieroglyphs

1:56:23

Hmm, do you know i'm saying like if emojis got better

1:56:27

Like right now they're kind of crude smiley face sad face. You know what I mean.

1:56:31

Yeah

1:56:31

Water gun because you can't have a real gun. That's true heart

1:56:35

But if it got to the point where you could have full sentence

1:56:40

Maybe i'm maybe i'm mistaken. I believe they have a pregnant guy emoji. They do

1:56:45

they do right

1:56:45

It looks like bill gates like because that's what elon dunked on him

1:56:49

Elon took a photo of bill gates with his pot belly and put it next to a photo

1:56:54

of the pregnant man

1:56:55

And it said if you want to lose a boner real fast. What are you what are you

1:57:00

Why would you ever send a pregnant guy emoji? What is the what do you message

1:57:04

are you trying to get across?

1:57:06

Look at that's the pregnant man emoji. That's hilarious, bro

1:57:09

How fucking nuts is that emoji? What's a I understand emojis? It's yeah, but

1:57:15

that is

1:57:15

That's just woke insanity. That might have been the last right by the way

1:57:19

You still have it on your phone type right in type in pregnant man on an iphone

1:57:23

I don't know if it works on an android, but if you type in pregnant man, that'll

1:57:27

come up. It's still up. No, we'll see right now

1:57:28

Let's see i'll try to i'm gonna send it to you joe. I can't imagine it's not

1:57:32

around anymore

1:57:34

Okay, lewis

1:57:36

Pregnant man is it still real

1:57:40

pregnant

1:57:43

Man, yep, damn

1:57:45

Yep, there it is joe. Yep bam

1:57:47

This one on the images says it's a woman, but that looks a lot like theo. That's

1:57:52

crazy. Ah theo's pregnant. That's a woman

1:57:55

Lesbian, that's a lesbian pregnant lesbian. That's okay. They should put an ai

1:58:00

subaru behind her

1:58:03

I know what you're doing. Yeah, there's something with ai

1:58:05

What was the fucking um the pregnant man was nuts like who how many requests?

1:58:09

Is it a starfish?

1:58:10

I think if you try to ask ai to show you

1:58:13

Look this up. It's a certain emoji. If you ask it'll it just it glitches out ai

1:58:18

if you actually had gpt

1:58:19

Oh a seahorse we both before we do that. I want to know what's going on that

1:58:23

this employee who is this employee that got

1:58:25

That is a former employee that says they're opening up portals to talk to

1:58:30

aliens. I want to know if I should take this seriously

1:58:32

Like who is the guy?

1:58:35

They're saying anything about him or they're just saying a former employee?

1:58:38

Yeah, I think this is comes right because he was doing like a one of those in-depth

1:58:42

interview or uh

1:58:44

investigations that he does

1:58:46

About sam altman, I believe

1:58:48

Oh, and I don't know where this this clip was going viral

1:58:52

Maybe sam altman knew that they're writing a story about him

1:58:56

And it's like let's make this story really retarded and now send mike out and

1:59:01

tell him that he's a

1:59:02

Tell tell him to tell ronan that he's a former employee

1:59:06

And that uh, we're making portals to talk to aliens and that we're all demonic

1:59:10

It's to make him look like an asshole. Yeah, we'll just make the story

1:59:12

completely retarded

1:59:14

Because the story, you know the the financial aspects of the story like elon suing

1:59:19

them because open ai supposedly was supposed to be non-profit initially

1:59:22

I don't know who's right. Yeah, I have no dog in the fight, but

1:59:26

If I was getting investigated and there was some real shit there, I throw some

1:59:30

fake shit in there

1:59:31

Of course hire someone to have a story about aliens and portals

1:59:34

That happened in the comedy community a few years ago

1:59:36

I won't say the author's name

1:59:38

But he's the same guy that got shane canceled the guy that guy who wrote that

1:59:41

article the guy shane put it off of snl

1:59:43

He's like was a wannabe investigative journalist in the comedy community

1:59:47

He's like we got to get to the bottom of the problem with comedy, which is a

1:59:50

just a crazy thing

1:59:51

Um, and they're usually bad comics. Well, that's what it was. He was he was a

1:59:55

failed comic

1:59:56

Yeah, and this is such a funny thing dude. I wish I remembered the publication

2:00:01

new republic

2:00:02

They had to print of attraction and an apology because somebody from the oh,

2:00:08

and it wasn't the ona subreddit opian anthony subreddit

2:00:10

It was the opian anthony like just they're like that um

2:00:12

Like uh, it was like their own private message

2:00:16

But after the opian anthony subreddit got kicked off of reddit

2:00:18

Somebody made a website for like opian anthony fans to like just troll and be

2:00:22

lunatics

2:00:23

They started feeding him false information on purpose being like i'm like an

2:00:28

inside guy on the track

2:00:29

And then they went the new republic printed this article with a bunch of false

2:00:33

information

2:00:33

And uh chris italia from the stand

2:00:36

Uh, he was one that was quoted he threatened to sue the new republic and they

2:00:39

had a they had to print an apology and a retraction

2:00:41

They were like some of this information was we found out that it was falsely

2:00:44

represented

2:00:46

Such a funny thing also if you run an ai like sam altman is you could ask the

2:00:51

ai hey i'm about to get accused of some

2:00:53

What would be a good way to take some of the attention away from the real

2:00:59

financial issues?

2:01:00

Yeah, and make it seem insane

2:01:02

And they would say opening up a portal just communicate with aliens would discredit

2:01:09

any other allegations that may be valid

2:01:12

For the past year and a half i've been investigating open ai and santa malton

2:01:17

for the new yorker

2:01:17

With my co-author andrew morance

2:01:21

I reviewed never before disclosed internal memos obtained 200 plus pages of

2:01:25

documents related to

2:01:28

Close colleague including extensive private notes and interviewed more than 100

2:01:32

people open ai was

2:01:33

Founded on the premise that ai could be the most dangerous invention in human

2:01:37

history and that its ceo would need to be a person of

2:01:41

Uncommon integrity we lay out the most detailed account yet of why altman was

2:01:46

ousted out by a board members and

2:01:48

Executives who came to believe that he lacked integrity and ask were they right

2:01:53

to allege that he couldn't be trusted

2:01:55

They only kicked him out for a short period of time and then they

2:01:58

He got right back in right what happened there. I don't know

2:02:01

but the thing is like

2:02:03

Someone's saying

2:02:05

That they're they're trying to open up a portal to talk to aliens. Is that just

2:02:09

a conversation they had when they were fucking around?

2:02:11

Is that a plan?

2:02:13

Are they really trying to do that?

2:02:15

Or is it like a duncan trussell that works at the the company that has some

2:02:18

wild ideas right right?

2:02:20

It could just be that or is it someone trying to sell this story and make the

2:02:24

story more interesting for people to tune into because the reality is

2:02:27

Most people that don't have a dog in that fight and like the ai fire open ai

2:02:33

and who's most people don't like more ai drama

2:02:36

Yeah, they don't even but you had aliens you're like wait hold on

2:02:40

Yeah, a portal to talk to aliens. Yeah, you know

2:02:44

So it's it's a way to get people to pay more attention to it

2:02:48

Or it could be what about all the people that are like people from the actual

2:02:51

story

2:02:51

Not even like anti-ai, but they're like they look down on it

2:02:54

They're like like using ai. It's it's like guys. That's like it's like denying

2:02:59

the internet in 94

2:03:00

It's like dead. Oh, I'm sure people were mad when the printing press came out

2:03:04

They were yeah, they really were they thought they there's there's people that

2:03:10

made the argument that like reading was bad. Yeah

2:03:12

It's crazy. It's it's gonna be impossible the next few years like every company

2:03:17

You're not gonna be able to buy groceries without utilizing ai

2:03:20

It's gonna be most of how we get stuff is all gonna be ai and automation. Oh,

2:03:26

of course

2:03:26

But that's shopping and that's that's a big thing in the future like you're not

2:03:29

even gonna shop

2:03:30

They're gonna give you a profile and your clothes are gonna show up

2:03:33

You're gonna set a budget people barely have contact with people already as it

2:03:37

is

2:03:37

Yeah, like what is that gonna be like when everything's automated when you go

2:03:40

to the grocery store at least you say hi to the clerk

2:03:42

You know a guy works there. There's the butcher. He's there every day. Hey,

2:03:46

what's up, dude?

2:03:46

It's like it's a little sense of community your local mom-and-pop shops

2:03:51

I already for the most part stopped shopping. I do instacart

2:03:55

All the time. That's just also the thing. It's gonna come in a robot, too. Yeah,

2:03:59

well, they have that already

2:04:00

Austin it's here. They have the little robots that deliver food, right?

2:04:03

California for sure

2:04:04

The robots gonna text your girlfriend. I I know that this is generally when you

2:04:09

buy tampons

2:04:10

Your period must be coming up. We see you haven't ordered anything lately 100%

2:04:14

I could just stop by and drop them off. I bet you can get a subscription to

2:04:18

tampons right now right now. Yeah

2:04:21

It's gonna be real weird when robots are just walking on the street with people

2:04:24

i've seen him in

2:04:25

Austin at the domain a little robot with a cowboy hat he walks around. Yeah,

2:04:29

somebody had a robot on their podcast recently

2:04:31

Oh, andrew schultz

2:04:33

He did an interview with like whatever like the premiere robot is. Oh, really?

2:04:36

It was so funny, dude. Was it good?

2:04:38

It was great. What how's it talk? Does it does its lips move? Let me see. No,

2:04:42

no

2:04:42

It was just kind of like, uh, you know, it's like I robot. Yeah

2:04:45

Yeah, and they were fucking with it, dude. Oh, what do they tell us to do?

2:04:49

I don't want to like ruin the bit, but it's pretty funny. They were like

2:04:51

pretend

2:04:52

They were like pretend you had something and the robot's doing this

2:04:56

It was so fucking funny, dude. That's hilarious

2:05:02

It really tickled my dick. That's funny, dude. That's very funny

2:05:06

Sam Altman one reason why they could be calling a portal is because the project

2:05:10

is literally called stargate

2:05:11

Here we go and requires an insane amount of power so much so that japan laughed

2:05:18

at them

2:05:19

Apparently according to one article when they said that that's what they want.

2:05:22

They're opening up in texas

2:05:23

And the japanese lesson man powerful laugh if it is possible to do something

2:05:27

like that

2:05:28

I guarantee you that dude is not going to tell you right

2:05:31

I guarantee you that dude's just going to do it

2:05:33

Especially if like there's other people working on it, too

2:05:35

Maybe that's why these scientists are going missing

2:05:38

Right because if someone's like real close to cracking this

2:05:44

Even you know the difference between winning and losing that's going to be is

2:05:47

this the alien portal

2:05:49

One point at one gigawatt stargate. Is that right? What's that mean? My gigawatts

2:05:54

are real?

2:05:54

I thought it was

2:05:56

Really close the back to the future

2:05:58

Yeah, it says a lot it says a one gigawatt stargate uae cluster in abu dhabi

2:06:06

with 200 megawatts expected to go live in 2026

2:06:11

This was the one that iran was threatening to blow up

2:06:15

Right weren't they threatening to blow something up like this?

2:06:18

I

2:06:20

I think they were weren't they threatening to blow up the open ai?

2:06:24

I'll check but that just that says whatever this says that was one of the

2:06:28

things they're probably like you motherfuckers

2:06:29

Yeah, we know where you're making the portal

2:06:32

Iran's right the whole time. Well, that was a that was one of the crazy

2:06:36

conspiracy theories about iraq

2:06:38

Is that one of the reasons why we went into iraq because they had a stargate

2:06:42

there?

2:06:43

Iran threatens complete and utter annihilation of open ai's 30 billion dollar

2:06:48

stargate ai data center in abu dhabi

2:06:50

Yeah, they were gonna bomb it wow

2:06:52

Wasn't that uh one of the conspiracy theories?

2:06:57

from

2:06:58

God what was it I can't remember

2:07:04

But there was a it was something about iraq and stargate god

2:07:10

I can't remember what show I saw this on but they were talking about how at one

2:07:15

point in time

2:07:16

There was like internal discussion that there was a stargate in iraq

2:07:20

And then maybe saddam hussein had this stargate

2:07:23

So it was one of many reasons why we went into iraq

2:07:26

Well, it wasn't just because you know, we wanted to control the oil get out saddam

2:07:30

hussein

2:07:31

he sponsored terrorism

2:07:32

right

2:07:34

Weapons of mass destruction

2:07:36

Right, but really there was a stargate there. I forget who fucking said it

2:07:39

though

2:07:40

Yeah, i'm seeing a few uh ancient aliens maybe could be that show was always

2:07:45

the best

2:07:46

Action bronson there's another guy who smoked more weed than anybody that i've

2:07:49

ever had on the podcast

2:07:50

He went how many blunts did he go through?

2:07:52

If you had a guess jamie

2:07:55

Probably 11 the first time 11 11 just non-stop just non-stop just just one with

2:08:01

the other one

2:08:01

So he had that ancient alien show where they would just get high as fuck and

2:08:04

watch ancient aliens have you ever seen that no?

2:08:06

It was so silly they would just get

2:08:11

Barbecued and watch these ancient alien hypotheses that might have been where I

2:08:16

saw it

2:08:17

But the idea of a stargate because that was like an ancient civilization where

2:08:21

where iraq is

2:08:22

Where saddam hussein was controlling that was ancient sumer

2:08:26

That was like one of the first civilizations ever one of the first examples

2:08:30

that we know of like written writing

2:08:32

It's like that's that was a crazy empire man. Yeah weird bizarre

2:08:37

Structures and the incredible fucking artwork like really why and it came out

2:08:41

of nowhere

2:08:43

It's like an instantaneous civilization really interesting

2:08:46

But if there was a stargate there

2:08:50

I mean imagine that's why they're doing it in the middle east. Why is he doing

2:08:53

in the middle east?

2:08:54

Yeah, you know what I mean? Why is he making stargate in the middle east?

2:08:58

Abu Dhabi's fun. Imagine if jesus returns through sam altman's portal

2:09:02

Jesus christ himself jesus is real

2:09:06

He's gonna be floating with the robe on the sandals like right through sam altman's

2:09:10

portal wow

2:09:11

Samuel jackson's the scientist like

2:09:16

Everybody's freaking out be a great movie

2:09:20

It would be when are they gonna do a cool movie about the future of ai that

2:09:23

like that's that's got to be on the horizon

2:09:25

Right like a really about the dark side of what's gonna happen. I think it's

2:09:28

too late

2:09:29

I think by the time you make it ai won't let you release it. Oh, wow. It's over

2:09:33

Black mirror did a pretty good job

2:09:36

Black mirror. I can't watch it. It freaks me out so much every time watch a

2:09:39

black mirror episode

2:09:40

I walk away feeling like I was just sexually assaulted

2:09:43

How about the one where that dog is chasing that lady though the robot dog?

2:09:47

I've only watched like four or five episodes. What is that one called heavy

2:09:50

metal?

2:09:50

Yeah, but I mean if you watch them all did you know that they'd have this

2:09:53

Most of those plots are all kind of converging in our reality. Yeah, and they're

2:09:58

based in reality

2:09:58

They have a kernel of truth and then it turns into I watched the one where it

2:10:02

was like

2:10:02

You uh, you got like blocked out your face got blocked out people couldn't see

2:10:06

you anymore

2:10:07

Like once your social credit score got low enough. Oh, yeah, I remember that

2:10:10

one freaky dude. It is freaky. Yeah, it is freaky

2:10:13

There was a one where they were that recorded all memories

2:10:17

And so you could go into someone else's memory and you could record and there

2:10:21

was the one where the

2:10:22

What was it called crocodile? That was the episode? Oh my god. I don't want to

2:10:27

say what happens because it's it's it's a

2:10:29

It's a twist

2:10:31

But it's so dark and it's based on that. It's based on reading people's

2:10:35

memories. I don't like watching like dark shit

2:10:37

Like I like I like happy. It's not a good one before bed fun. No, do you go to

2:10:41

bed? Like what the fuck's going on, dude?

2:10:44

I get my my worst anxiety about the future of the world at night for whatever

2:10:48

reason. Yeah

2:10:49

The worst fears of what's going on in the world always come out at night

2:10:54

You know, it's because it's the end of the day

2:10:56

You gotta

2:10:57

Offload all of the bullshit you read all day and saw online all day

2:11:00

And you know you have a moment to reflect you're not looking at your phone and

2:11:03

you're like fuck

2:11:03

Also, no one else is awake. That's my problem. And so I don't have to think

2:11:08

about anybody else

2:11:08

I just think about my i'm just in my own head and then you're inevitably just

2:11:12

dealing with

2:11:13

The the truth of the world you stay up late

2:11:16

Sometimes i'm trying not to i'm in bed by 10 o'clock every night

2:11:20

Are you really unless I do like late shows. Yeah, I'm up by six in bed by 10.

2:11:24

That's awesome

2:11:25

My problem is that's when I do my writing and it's also when everyone's asleep

2:11:29

And I think I can get the most like thinking done. You know the man. Yeah

2:11:34

What's nice when you leave your son's mother you don't have a family to bother

2:11:37

you

2:11:38

But if you if I do um

2:11:43

Do shows like i've done shows on like a couple hours sleep i'll come and do a

2:11:47

podcast and i'm a moron

2:11:48

I can't remember anything it's like my brain is working at like 40 percent, but

2:11:52

like last night. I got solid sleep

2:11:54

I got a solid eight hour sleep

2:11:56

Yeah, so it's way better once I stop smoking weed the first few days are rough

2:12:01

to get to sleep

2:12:02

Like I got to take like, you know, just some melatonin or some um

2:12:06

Does that work for you?

2:12:07

No, not melatonin. I take um

2:12:09

What's the other one?

2:12:11

I think like it's like a chick's fucking thing ambient powder

2:12:14

No, it's not a drug

2:12:16

No, it's a natural thing. Um, that's what'd you say?

2:12:19

Magnesium there's a there's a product called magnesi ohm

2:12:23

Which is like it's just like a pink powder that like a hot chick told me about

2:12:27

and I fucking love it

2:12:28

And I literally put it in some sleepy time tea and I mix it up with some valerian

2:12:33

root and I just drink that that puts me right out

2:12:35

Um, but when you stop smoking weed, I don't know how often you stop smoking

2:12:38

weed joe

2:12:39

Your dreams get crazy. Yeah, I know they get fucking wild super vivid. Yeah,

2:12:44

very strange, right?

2:12:45

Yeah

2:12:46

First time I ever lucid dreamed in my entire life was when I stopped smoking

2:12:49

weed and it was very it was last year

2:12:51

I've never been able to control my dreams ever. How many times did you do it? I've

2:12:54

only lucid dreamt twice

2:12:56

um

2:12:57

The first time

2:12:59

I had stopped smoking weed. I was having really vivid dreams. I was backstage

2:13:02

at a big like

2:13:03

Theater like huge theater, right like massive like almost like a stadium-sized

2:13:06

theater

2:13:07

And uh, Jeremy Piven was about to go on stage. I don't know Jeremy Piven

2:13:11

But I was like, oh, Jeremy Piven, let's go to Entourage and he was a dick to me

2:13:14

in the dream

2:13:14

He was like, he was like, I don't know. He ignored me and I was like, what the

2:13:17

fuck?

2:13:18

And then I looked over and greg giraldo was sitting next to me. Oh, then you

2:13:21

knew it was a dream

2:13:22

Greg giraldo was seven feet tall in the dream

2:13:23

He was a giant and I was like, what the fuck's up with jeremy piven?

2:13:26

And he's like, I don't know and I was like, wait a minute. I was like greg giraldo's

2:13:29

dead

2:13:29

And then I was like, oh i'm fucking dreaming

2:13:31

And then I literally I just started running and I said i'm gonna fly and I just

2:13:36

jumped dude

2:13:36

It was the coolest thing i've ever done. I jumped up flew. It was night time

2:13:40

I was outside now

2:13:41

Flew into the sky and I kept on going up and I couldn't come down

2:13:44

I was starting to be over water and I was like i'm getting i'm like up in the

2:13:47

clouds

2:13:48

So to go back down I would have to turn on my back and free fall like just like

2:13:52

like that

2:13:52

And then I'd turn back over and I'd hit a fucking thing and I'd start going

2:13:55

back up

2:13:55

Maybe 10 15 minutes of just flying around the sky over the ocean

2:14:00

Coolest thing ever coolest thing ever and then another time a similar thing

2:14:04

happened

2:14:04

Like I realized I was dreaming and I was like i'm gonna fly and I started

2:14:08

running and I jumped and nothing happened

2:14:09

I was like why can't I fly i'm dreaming and then I woke up

2:14:12

So it was one of the best experiences you've ever had right maybe I literally

2:14:18

flying and feeling like it was real

2:14:20

Was one of the coolest things i've ever done

2:14:21

But have you ever tried to lucid dream on purpose?

2:14:24

I've tried to do the techniques where they say like knock like am I dreaming

2:14:28

right like that's one of the things

2:14:29

Once and it worked it was like oh my god all day you were just knocking

2:14:34

Yeah, I did it like every time I go through a door i'd go am I dreaming?

2:14:37

I did it for like only a few days and then I had a lucid dream and it worked

2:14:40

Yeah, so cool. Yeah, but there's real techniques that I have not looked into

2:14:45

and i'm always wondering why

2:14:46

Because i'm always like

2:14:48

I think it would be really cool to just be able to

2:14:50

If half your life you can do whatever you want to do right you can do magic

2:14:54

Meanwhile, I put zero effort into it. I'm confused. I'm like why why don't I

2:14:59

try to do that?

2:15:00

But I have no desire to should be a class on it

2:15:02

There should be like that should be like a class where you can learn how to lucid

2:15:06

dream

2:15:06

My fear is that I would like it so much that I would think only about going to

2:15:12

sleep and wanting to lucid dream

2:15:14

Rather than live my normal life. So it'd probably my normal life up

2:15:18

Maybe right because if you sleep eight hours a night like if most of the day

2:15:22

kind of suck for you

2:15:23

But for eight hours you can have boundless energy because you're not moving and

2:15:28

you're not even conscious

2:15:29

You're out there flying breathing underwater having sex with mermaids getting

2:15:34

blowjobs by angelina jolie in her prime

2:15:36

Being iron man, whatever

2:15:39

Whatever you want

2:15:41

Wouldn't you do that and just like work at the amazon factory all day?

2:15:45

Yeah, just work to get your money so you can go to sleep go to sleep and become

2:15:49

a superhero

2:15:49

All you need is a comfortable bed. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, it's a better life

2:15:54

It that's the problem with the matrix

2:15:56

There's a remember that movie

2:15:58

It was funny with the dude with the steak never saw it. You never saw the

2:16:01

matrix never saw the matrix really to this day

2:16:05

Wow, there's a scene where this one dude joey pants. He's a famous actor. He's

2:16:09

been in a bunch of movies

2:16:10

um, he

2:16:12

He turns on people in the matrix and he

2:16:14

Starts working for the man spoiler alert

2:16:18

But one of the things that he says like when he's having this meeting with this

2:16:22

Agent in the matrix. He said I want to be an important person

2:16:25

Like I want to be famous

2:16:28

He's like cutting up his steak and he's eating a steak in the matrix

2:16:31

While the outside world is just complete total dystopia everyone's heads

2:16:35

connected to a pipe

2:16:36

It's just like you're a human battery keeping the matrix alive. Oh, yeah, that's

2:16:41

that that's the future. It's coming. That's coming. Yeah

2:16:44

We're just this fat just fucking meat bags with like a

2:16:47

Just being fed ideas, right? That wasn't that wall-e I never saw wall-e either.

2:16:51

I gotta watch it with my kid

2:16:51

Apparently, it's one of the coolest movies ever. It's a fun movie. Yeah. Yeah,

2:16:54

you know, same thing

2:16:56

Total recall was a similar concept, right? There's a there's a great, um

2:17:00

Instagram follow

2:17:02

This guy makes such cool little mini movies with ai. It's all ai. It's called

2:17:07

gossip goblin. I don't know if you've seen this guy's channel

2:17:09

I think I have I might be I might follow that guy. Yeah, he's I think i've

2:17:13

definitely seen let me see some of that

2:17:14

And he does like essentially he takes like sort of like the kernel of like

2:17:19

whatever it is

2:17:19

And then he puts together these dystopian little mini films

2:17:23

Where it's like the future and a lot of it is plugging into like this alternate

2:17:26

reality and then like living a whole lifetime in

2:17:29

Just a couple seconds. Can I listen to some of this?

2:17:31

Ow

2:17:34

Felt real enough didn't it? That's exactly what a simulation would do give you

2:17:37

perfect pain

2:17:38

So you never question it or maybe you've just got nerve endings, eh? Your spools

2:17:43

simulate whole worlds. Yeah

2:17:44

Mm-hmm

2:17:46

They can sim whole lives

2:17:47

So if your little workshop can host a billion fake worlds, how many layers deep

2:17:50

does it go?

2:17:51

It's all just simulations inside simulations inside simulations and and we're

2:17:55

just sat here in one of them thinking we're the original

2:17:57

Sure, why not? I want to see it whatever's underneath this just show it to me

2:18:01

show it to me show it to me show it to me

2:18:02

Coming right up

2:18:06

A fish swims its whole life in a bowl convinced the water is all there is

2:18:14

It doesn't see the glass that holds it

2:18:16

Nor does it notice the room beyond it or the city beyond that

2:18:22

It never wonders about the planet or the galaxy or the vast cosmos beyond

2:18:26

For all the worlds within worlds within worlds

2:18:31

The fish does not care to know

2:18:33

And it can't know

2:18:35

All it can do is swim

2:18:40

Holy shit

2:18:42

That's amazing

2:18:46

It's so

2:18:47

Dude, I I've watched all of his videos this guy's so good

2:18:50

He just did like a longer like I want to say feature like for this it was like

2:18:53

Maybe 15 20 minutes on youtube. He did like a longer one dude. He's awesome,

2:18:58

dude

2:18:58

It's just so incredible

2:18:59

And this isn't just like putting a prompt in like he like he has editors

2:19:02

He has voiceover guys and then he like manipulates like five different ai

2:19:06

programs in order to make these movies

2:19:07

It's really cool. Yeah, the patch right. It's just incredible how good it is

2:19:11

now. Yeah, and so quickly

2:19:14

Like look how good this is in comparison to something that just was out a year

2:19:20

ago or two years ago

2:19:21

There's never been anything that's been a leap like this before yeah, the way

2:19:24

they're gonna make films in the future

2:19:26

Well, the people that are gonna be able to make films

2:19:29

You know, I mean like people like we were talking about how the government's

2:19:32

really bad at set making

2:19:35

Censoring television and it cripples the television because that well, you

2:19:40

could see a similar problem with having to go through a fucking gigantic

2:19:44

Film production company to make a movie. Mm-hmm like the money the investors

2:19:49

people having their say

2:19:51

Everyone's got to get paid not just that but everyone has their say

2:19:55

Right, you can't just have an original idea. That's completely from one fucking

2:20:00

crazy person. Yeah, but with this you can

2:20:03

Yeah, with this you could just have one crazy guy who's got these wild ideas in

2:20:07

his head

2:20:07

But never could get anybody to finance him before you don't even need to

2:20:11

anymore. You don't need actors

2:20:13

You don't need any of that. And it's gonna happen so exponentially over the

2:20:15

next two or three years

2:20:16

There's a great um, they show you there's a video that shows you

2:20:20

The advancement of ai over the past few years and I guess the the ai video

2:20:25

They did will smith eating spaghetti like one from it was like five years ago

2:20:28

and he's all fucked up

2:20:29

It's like

2:20:31

And they'd keep on recreating that with new ai and the newest one is just like

2:20:35

It's it's will smith eating spaghetti. It's a movie and he's sitting at a table

2:20:39

And he's just talking to this dude and he's just it looks like

2:20:41

The most realistic thing you'll ever see and then eventually you're gonna be in

2:20:46

the room with will

2:20:47

You're gonna put on the helmet and you'll be in a room with will and then he's

2:20:50

gonna blow me

2:20:51

That's what I was gonna say

2:20:53

Get sucked off by will smith

2:20:56

Imagine that's what you do all day. That's all I want to do. All I want to do

2:21:00

is get head from famous 90s sitcom stars

2:21:02

So fun dude, David Faustino from uh

2:21:05

Married with children

2:21:08

Danny DeVito Al Bundy sucks your dick. Yep. Yep. Yeah, it'd be great

2:21:12

Sucks your dick and then shits in his pants when you come. Yep. That's what you're

2:21:16

into

2:21:16

It's what's weird then you get to ride a dragon home

2:21:21

Yeah, how about a dragon you fly home with Daenerys Targaryen. That's it

2:21:25

Like we were we're about to enter a world within our lifetime that is indiscernible

2:21:29

from what we're really living in right now

2:21:32

Yeah, which makes you think like

2:21:34

Which one's real like when you're in that dream and you know, you're dreaming

2:21:37

and you're flying. I bet it feels pretty real

2:21:40

Right. Oh, yeah, right. That's the problem. Yeah, I mean

2:21:45

What is that it'll eventually it's just gonna be I mean, it's it's really just

2:21:49

a theme in so many sci-fi movies too. There was also um

2:21:52

Maybe the most nobody talks about this fucking movie, but it's so good

2:21:58

What i'm saying is maybe when you're dreaming

2:22:00

Maybe that's just a different level of the simulation that you can kind of have

2:22:03

input to right maybe the parameters of the natural simulation

2:22:07

Is more rigid rigid like you put in the work you made that gas digital you put

2:22:12

in all those hours

2:22:13

You're starting to make money doing great long process all this fucking

2:22:16

complicated stuff

2:22:17

You had to do figure out things about yourself get to where you are today in 2026

2:22:21

and that one it's like I want to fly

2:22:23

You know like it might be just a different level of the simulation that we don't

2:22:29

We don't really put a lot of attention to because it's we're only there eight

2:22:33

hours a day

2:22:34

So very few people become masters of it. Yeah, that'd be cool though. It might

2:22:38

be real. Yeah

2:22:41

That might be what's going on

2:22:42

Maybe I mean

2:22:44

If this was all a simulation we wouldn't and it's we're ai like we're having a

2:22:48

conversation

2:22:49

We just don't know like that idea is so fucking dark and weird

2:22:52

And also maybe all the booze and all the fucking drugs and all the sleeping

2:22:57

pills

2:22:58

That just fucks you up in that

2:23:00

Next dimension. So when you are in dream sleep, you're like, oh, no, what did

2:23:06

he do?

2:23:06

you're just

2:23:09

You're in and hung over

2:23:11

You did coke your fucking nose is bleeding and the the dream you is like god

2:23:16

damn it. I wanted to fly

2:23:18

But you can't even you can't even do anything you can you just sleep you just

2:23:23

sleep

2:23:23

You just shut off and you rob yourself of that other dimension just wasting

2:23:26

wasting away

2:23:27

But I wonder if there's like a culture where everyone learns at a young age how

2:23:33

to lucid dream

2:23:35

like some tibetan culture living in the mountains somewhere

2:23:38

Just tapping into the dream world trying to figure out how to control it while

2:23:44

they sleep

2:23:45

It should be more popular

2:23:46

I think you sometimes you talk to some chick and she's like yeah

2:23:48

I lucid dream every night. I'm like right come on. Really she's on 18

2:23:52

medications. She's also bipolar

2:23:54

And she thinks she's a witch

2:23:56

There's always going to be people that are bullshitting you

2:23:59

But there's got to be a bunch of people that are really good at lucid dreaming

2:24:03

Yeah, because it's a thing like people know how to do it

2:24:07

There's got to be like a guy who's like the guru like the lucid dream guru

2:24:11

I bet there is I bet there's I bet there's courses there's stuff online

2:24:15

The movie back in the day waking life that alex jones was chosen

2:24:19

I saw that on acid by myself when it came out in the movie theater

2:24:22

And I was blown the fuck away by this movie

2:24:25

What was he ranting about at the end? Do you remember remember?

2:24:29

He was just ranting in a car over a megaphone yeah

2:24:32

I wonder if one of his rant is relevant today. I wonder we haven't listened to

2:24:36

it in a while

2:24:37

But I bet if you listen to his rant

2:24:39

Death and taxes don't talk about politics or religion

2:24:43

This is all the involvement of enemy propaganda rolling across the picket line

2:24:48

lay down gi lay down gi

2:24:50

We saw it all through the 20th century and now in the 21st century

2:24:54

It's time to stand up and realize that we should not allow ourselves to be crammed

2:24:58

into this rat maze

2:24:59

We should not submit to dehumanization. I don't know about you, but I'm

2:25:03

concerned with what's happening in this world

2:25:05

I'm concerned with the structure. I'm concerned with the systems of control

2:25:09

those that control my life and those that seek to control it even more

2:25:13

I want freedom. That's what I want and that's what you should want

2:25:17

It's up to each and every one of us to turn loose of just some of the greed the

2:25:21

hatred the envy and yes

2:25:23

The insecurities because that is the central mode of control make us feel

2:25:26

pathetic small

2:25:27

So we'll willingly give up our sovereignty our liberty our destiny

2:25:32

We have got to realize that we're being conditioned on a mass scale

2:25:37

Start challenging this corporate slave state the 21st century is going to be a

2:25:42

new century

2:25:42

Not the century of slavery not the century of lies and issues with no

2:25:47

significance

2:25:48

and classism and statism and all the rest of the modes of control

2:25:51

It's going to be the age of humankind standing up for something pure and

2:25:56

something right

2:25:56

What a bunch of garbage liberal democrat conservative republican

2:26:01

It's all there to control you two sides of the same coin

2:26:04

Two management teams getting for control the ceo job of slavery incorporated

2:26:10

The truth is out there in front of you, but they lay out this buffet of lies. I'm

2:26:14

sick of it

2:26:15

And i'm not gonna take a bite out of it. Do you got me?

2:26:17

Oh, gosh, I'm pumped on this right now. That sounds like antifa

2:26:22

Right? That doesn't sound right-wing at all

2:26:26

It doesn't sound like a right-winger at all. Yeah at all. I mean everything he's

2:26:29

saying is true. Yeah

2:26:30

That's what's not so he's all red in the face now

2:26:33

This movie richard link later right made this yeah

2:26:37

Yeah, yeah, this was a fun movie. That's like 90s, right? Was it 90s?

2:26:40

No, no, no, no because I was already doing drugs. No, it had to be 2000s

2:26:42

If I had to guess 2002

2:26:44

2001

2:26:45

October 2001

2:26:46

Nice

2:26:47

I only started smoking weed when I was 17 and then I started experimenting with

2:26:50

hallucinogens and those

2:26:51

First few years of college

2:26:55

Just taking acid by yourself watching that movie being like

2:26:57

Blown away the animation was so cool. It was just shaky

2:27:01

Yeah

2:27:02

So you saw that thing that I had to do with the white house the other day. I

2:27:05

did see it. Yeah

2:27:06

Yeah, yeah, people are pissed who's pissed. I don't know people online

2:27:09

What because I was at the white house? Yeah, they're like yo joe

2:27:12

You can't be at the fucking white house joe. You said you were fucking

2:27:15

politically

2:27:15

Homeless. I am less. He joked about it. He called me a liberal

2:27:19

During the whole thing. He's like joe. He's very liberal

2:27:22

I saw another would be

2:27:24

The other thing the the big conspiracy theory is that trump is mad at you and

2:27:27

he came up to the ufc and he was

2:27:29

He was talking shit to you. No the opposite that video came out and it was like

2:27:33

look trump's fucking joe rogan getting embarrassed by trump

2:27:36

At the fucking ufc event. It was literally the opposite

2:27:38

I texted him on friday about ibogaine and I was telling him how there's

2:27:44

That's a hallucinogen. This is the one the vets use. Yeah, so

2:27:48

They've had to go to mexico to get this

2:27:51

So i've had these two different podcasts with brian hubbard and rick perry rick

2:27:55

perry was the governor of texas

2:27:56

And they talked about ibogaine and brian hubbard

2:27:59

Was relaying his story about how ibogaine

2:28:03

saved him from addiction and fixed his brain

2:28:06

And then they had all these other stories of all these other veterans and all

2:28:09

these different people that had

2:28:10

ptsd and opiate addiction

2:28:13

It's I know a lot of people have gone down there to do it

2:28:17

First I found out about it from my friend ed clay who runs a cpi

2:28:20

He's one of the guys that runs the cellular performance institute in tijuana

2:28:24

that the ufc uses for stem cells

2:28:26

He had a pill

2:28:28

Problem and he went down there and did it and then opened up his own retreat

2:28:31

down there because it was so potent because it worked so well

2:28:33

What is so many people what is it? What is the the compound?

2:28:36

It's called ibogaine synthetic like acid. No, no, no, it's it's from a plant.

2:28:41

It's from the aboga tree

2:28:43

And this one thing that they uh, do is not recreational

2:28:48

It's very it's supposed to be a horrible experience

2:28:51

You shit yourself

2:28:52

You throw up and you have this like very weird experience where it goes over

2:28:56

your entire life and shows you like in every detail

2:28:58

Why you're like this and why you do this and what you're and it also terrible

2:29:03

Shuts off withdrawals and addiction on a lot of people. It's like really

2:29:08

effective

2:29:08

Really, but for a lot of these guys with ptsd was the only thing that fucking

2:29:12

helped them and for the longest time

2:29:14

They've had to go to mexico or to other countries and it's really expensive

2:29:18

so they

2:29:20

formed the texas ibogaine initiative and

2:29:23

Is it lieutenant governor dan patrick is that what his title is?

2:29:27

So he dedicated a hundred million dollars to it and so now they're going to

2:29:32

start doing it with people like

2:29:34

soldiers and police officers and different people with ptsd and and you know

2:29:38

just people with just general depression it's

2:29:40

And all sorts of addictions not just like

2:29:43

Opiates, but alcohol gambling all sorts of shit. Yeah, and I told them about it

2:29:49

And have you ever done them?

2:29:50

No, no, but I had these guys on the podcast and I know so many people that have

2:29:54

done it particularly soldiers that have done it

2:29:57

And people that with opiate it like my friend ed and and I said I told them

2:30:00

about it

2:30:01

I said how effective it is and I said, you know

2:30:03

And it's been held up for so long and he said what are you looking for you

2:30:08

looking for fda approval?

2:30:09

He goes it sounds good to me. He said let's do it and so literally

2:30:12

Sees me at the ufc the next day shakes my hand and says it's done. Well, that's

2:30:17

what he was saying. That's so funny

2:30:18

I was like I said, thank you, sir

2:30:20

It wasn't like he was mad at me at all jump on these like conclusions like

2:30:24

Well, that's okay, you know, you're allowed to but this is the truth. That's

2:30:27

that's exactly what happened

2:30:28

He came to me and he said it's done. We're gonna take care of this is a good

2:30:31

thing

2:30:31

It's a good thing for the soldiers good thing for everybody and and then he had

2:30:34

the press conference the next week

2:30:35

But why would anybody be it's so funny?

2:30:37

So like how they just choose to be against things even good things like that's

2:30:41

it's

2:30:42

Unquestionably a really good thing right that one is a really good thing for

2:30:45

everybody because it

2:30:46

Addiction is a huge problem and ibogaine is one of the most effective

2:30:50

treatments for addiction that they've ever found

2:30:52

Another one that's really good for addiction is psilocybin. They're gonna study

2:30:56

that as well and hopefully fast track that as well

2:30:58

Yeah, that's part of this bill. This bill is all about

2:31:01

This executive order this executive order is all about psychedelic treatments

2:31:05

for people with depression

2:31:07

Mental health disorders and it's all to reclassify this stuff

2:31:11

And this is one of the things that I said and this is why it was important for

2:31:14

me to not just be there

2:31:16

But to say this that this is these drugs are not illegal because they're

2:31:20

harmful alcohol is harmful

2:31:22

It's legal oxycodone is harmful. It's legal they're

2:31:25

Illegal because of the 1970s controlled substances act. Yeah, this is by the nixon

2:31:30

administration

2:31:31

This is just they wanted to silence the anti-war people and the civil rights

2:31:34

people. That's it

2:31:36

So they said what are these people doing? Well, they're doing acid. They're

2:31:38

taking mushrooms

2:31:39

They're doing this they're doing that said make all that shit illegal as fuck

2:31:44

make it the most deal

2:31:45

So they put it all in a schedule one

2:31:47

Yeah, which means it has no medicinal benefit and I was telling them

2:31:51

I'm like it has benefit and I always have benefit. It could save lives

2:31:55

Yeah, I uh, yeah, I'm I get terrified of psychedelics at this point

2:32:00

I used to love them

2:32:01

But I just I mean every time if I take mushrooms acid doesn't matter what it is

2:32:05

There will be an hour where i'm crying talking to god and thinking about my

2:32:09

mother

2:32:10

Every time maybe that's what you need in your life. Maybe I don't know dude

2:32:15

Sometimes I could just push it down and I think it should be regulated in the

2:32:18

sense that I think we should understand it better

2:32:21

Make sure it's pure and make sure that it's administered by people who know

2:32:25

what they're doing

2:32:26

And that's what they're doing at places like beyond which is in mexico people

2:32:30

are going down there and having these ibogaine

2:32:32

sessions

2:32:34

But they're also doing it where they're strapped up to heart monitors. They

2:32:37

they're very careful

2:32:38

You can't do it if you have a bad heart because apparently it's really rough

2:32:42

apparently. It's not fun at all again

2:32:44

I haven't done it, but the people that I know that have done it. It's rescued

2:32:47

them. Dude, let's microdose some ibogaine

2:32:49

I don't think you gotta go. I think you gotta meet the devil cocksucker

2:32:53

Like joey diaz and he says what the fuck you doing with that microdose i'm

2:32:56

trying to meet the devil

2:32:57

Yeah, when I went when I was younger, I was like dude

2:32:59

I would love to go on like a peyote retreat when you hear the same thing

2:33:02

It's like you vomit and you spend fucking

2:33:04

You know you have to have a special shaman like walk you through it and guide

2:33:07

it and they pat your head with a wet towel and

2:33:09

peyote is mescaline

2:33:11

And I had a buddy of mine who did mescaline in new york city

2:33:14

He said he could what he could hear people talking in another building and he

2:33:17

goes he was watching them through the window

2:33:19

They were far away and he could hear them talking in his head. I was like, what

2:33:23

the fuck?

2:33:24

I bet you I bet you he couldn't hear what they were saying. I bet he was I bet

2:33:27

you he was making up their words

2:33:28

I think he tapped in

2:33:31

I think he tapped in to the quantum field. Yeah

2:33:34

And he was inside their head like like the alien technology just instantaneous

2:33:39

transport doesn't have to go through sound

2:33:41

Just pick up on the frequency of their thoughts

2:33:43

Yeah, all drugs would be legal whatever it's your body

2:33:46

Exactly if alcohol is legal and I think it should be it's one of the worst ones

2:33:51

for you if that shit's legal

2:33:53

How many people every year the president of columbia was like he was like

2:33:56

alcohol is worse than cocaine. It was a quote hundred five years ago

2:33:59

He did say that. Oh no it was hunter biden. It was hunter biden. I think it's

2:34:04

actually true. I think it is true

2:34:05

Yeah, I think actual real cocaine in terms of like the actual like from the coca

2:34:10

tree disco shit

2:34:11

I'll tell you what's definitely better for you is coca leaves

2:34:14

Those people that live in like the alps they just chew on they chew on coca

2:34:18

leaves. That's like in

2:34:20

Like high mountainous areas high altitude herders. They chew coca leaves. Yeah,

2:34:25

they love that shit

2:34:26

I'm sure it's supposed to be really good. It's supposed to be like great coffee

2:34:30

Yeah, for real. It's like not supposed to be like you're on coke. It's supposed

2:34:34

to be like

2:34:34

You're you feel energized and stimulated and it's not bad for you, but it fucks

2:34:39

your teeth up. Oh, I'm sure

2:34:41

You get these dudes with this rotten cocaine chew teeth

2:34:44

You ever seen it? No, I haven't find me some coca leaf teeth pictures

2:34:49

Yeah, ask perplexity about this condition and why why the people get coca leaf

2:34:53

tea?

2:34:54

face

2:34:57

Because it does it rots your teeth the way it looks like

2:35:00

But that should be legal to just brush your fucking teeth

2:35:03

Yeah, maybe not though

2:35:05

Maybe it eats your teeth because you got to think about if you can make cocaine

2:35:07

out of it

2:35:08

What kind of acid stuff is in that leaves? No, it's just a leaf, right?

2:35:12

Something else is coming up. Oh

2:35:14

Nuts or something. Oh my god betel nuts. What is a betel nut?

2:35:19

So it doesn't fuck them up from coca leaves. Oh even better

2:35:24

Bolivia legalizes chewing it click on that link nbc news to the right of that

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Yeah, look at that bolivia legalizes chewing and ingesting coca leaves bolivia

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wins

2:35:36

They're ahead of us

2:35:38

They win the real problem with it is fentanyl

2:35:42

And the fact that you have to get it from a fucking coke dealer. Yeah, those

2:35:46

are the real problems

2:35:46

Having to talk to a coke dealer is actually the worst part of the entire

2:35:49

process pope plans to chew cocoa leaves during bolivia visit

2:35:52

Jesus christ the pope's dead now they killed him because he wanted to chew the

2:35:55

cocoa leaves. That's a 2015 article

2:35:58

That's wild dude because it is weird that I mean is cocaine worse than alcohol

2:36:05

because if it's not why

2:36:07

Why is alcohol the one that's legal?

2:36:10

Says he specifically requested to chew it

2:36:12

Wow, what a freak. Yeah, it's uh. Duncan trussell has a great joke about adderall.

2:36:19

Oh, yeah

2:36:19

He goes adderalls like someone did cocaine and went

2:36:22

I can fix this

2:36:25

That's a great joke

2:36:28

I think I mean i've never done adderall either for the same reason that i've

2:36:34

never done coke like fuck

2:36:36

It just seems too good. Seems like it gets you too jazzed up. I mean, I had

2:36:41

like debilitating. I still have debilitating adhd

2:36:43

I haven't done adderall and what does that mean though?

2:36:46

um

2:36:49

So I get like uh

2:36:50

I get anxiety if I if I look at my mail on my kitchen counter right now

2:36:54

There's a pile this high of mail. Mm-hmm

2:36:56

If I look at it like I feel like because you're not doing the work, you're not

2:37:00

look going through your mail

2:37:01

It's just a crippling depression. It feels like

2:37:04

Like if I do my taxes like I have a business manager that does all this shit

2:37:07

But when I had to do it myself, it would like cripple me

2:37:10

I would like I would feel like I've had depression issues back in the day

2:37:13

I felt like depression. I feel like I want to lie down when I literally when I

2:37:16

just look at the mail on my counter

2:37:17

They call it um

2:37:18

ADHD paralysis where there's things that you don't like to do and the tedious

2:37:22

little tasks right um

2:37:24

That it feels like really like school work was like really bad for me

2:37:28

That was really really hard

2:37:30

But on the flip side if there's something you really love do you have a lot of

2:37:34

attention to it a lot of energy

2:37:36

I dive in

2:37:37

To like I obsess over it. So like I I love the things that I do. I love work

2:37:41

Like I really love what I do for a living

2:37:43

I do a bunch of things really

2:37:45

But like I love work. I love getting on business meetings. I love taking a

2:37:49

phone call

2:37:49

I love you know, I love writing jokes. I love going on the road

2:37:51

I like so the things that I love to do

2:37:53

I dive completely into and I just sort of see that's where it's stupid to me

2:37:57

that that's a disease

2:37:58

Right, that seems like you're allergic to boring shit. I

2:38:01

Don't think that's a disease. I think modern society has got people convinced.

2:38:06

That's a disease. I think that there are yes

2:38:09

I think most people don't want to fold their laundry

2:38:11

I think most people don't want to do their taxes or go through their mail most

2:38:15

but for me

2:38:16

It hits me in a way where like I feel a physical like recoil like I genuinely

2:38:21

like allergic to boring shit

2:38:23

I don't think it's a bad thing at all. I think they've got you tricked

2:38:26

They've got all of us tricked. Yeah, everybody that I know and me included that

2:38:31

probably has adhd or if I think I can go to a doctor

2:38:34

They would figure out something wrong with me

2:38:36

They'd say there's something wrong with you

2:38:37

You could have got on pills when you were a kid and it would have ruined all of

2:38:40

it

2:38:40

Yeah, it would have fucked up that weird gift that you have where you can lock

2:38:44

in

2:38:44

So what's the flip side of that weird gift the other thing doesn't seem

2:38:47

important right other shit is boring

2:38:49

But you have way more energy for the thing that's exciting. It's a great point.

2:38:53

It's a superpower. Yeah, it's a great point

2:38:55

And I by the way, I've said that specifically that my adhd is a superpower in

2:38:58

certain regards

2:38:59

The fact that I could get so locked in on the things that I really really want

2:39:02

to do

2:39:02

But I've never really considered the fact that like it's making me avoid doing

2:39:06

the things that just are fucking

2:39:08

Tedious whatever and by the way, I figured it out. I still went down the path.

2:39:12

I'm 44 years old

2:39:14

I get my shit done. I still the laundry gets folded the taxes. Yeah, it's just

2:39:17

boring. Yeah, yeah

2:39:18

That's discipline. That's all I was gonna say the discipline part is like that

2:39:23

some people can't right or like how does it get done that?

2:39:26

You know, I mean I was like we're like a really bad student

2:39:29

Like I just skin in my teeth graduated

2:39:31

Stand but the idea that this gift that you have is what doesn't get

2:39:36

concentrated on

2:39:37

The gift is you have an extraordinary amount of energy that you can devote to

2:39:41

something you really love

2:39:42

Most people wish they had that that's the gift

2:39:45

The flip side of it of course the other things aren't even remotely interesting

2:39:51

Because you need to be stimulated in order to give something all of your

2:39:54

attention

2:39:55

Some people could just drone on and drone on and they don't have adhd that

2:39:59

doesn't that's not good

2:40:01

Yeah, I think adhd is good for you. It made growing up pretty tough like

2:40:05

because you get pegged you get you get called a bad kid

2:40:10

I didn't get good grades

2:40:12

I'm a millionaire and I had bad grades when I was 12

2:40:17

You're right you're not wrong. No, you're not wrong dog. I know I'm right. You're

2:40:22

right

2:40:22

All right, let's wrap this bitch up. Uh, I gotta get out of here. So

2:40:26

Gas Digital

2:40:29

What else tell everybody? Skankfest on sale today. Oh, shit 4:20. What a good

2:40:33

time to sell

2:40:34

Yeah, is it 4:21 the on sale today or tomorrow? They're on sale today

2:40:37

Yes, this comes out tomorrow. So yesterday they went on this podcast yesterday

2:40:42

because those bitches those tickets go quick

2:40:43

They go fast. So the all-access passes if I had a guess are pretty close to

2:40:46

sold out

2:40:46

But you can still get single day passes. Well, I bet the skankers already know.

2:40:49

What do you call your people? Skanks. Skanks? The skanks already know

2:40:52

Yeah, we got a big one. That's amazing, dude

2:40:55

Congratulations on all this because every comic always agrees that it is

2:40:59

absolutely the best festival. They fucking love it

2:41:02

They love the vibe. They love, you know, how much effort and time you guys put

2:41:06

into it. It's awesome, dude

2:41:07

Congratulations. Thank you very much. I appreciate it. Yeah, but it's gonna be

2:41:10

it's gonna be you should come one day, Joe

2:41:11

I will come one day. Skankfest.com

2:41:13

Skankfest.com and uh, yeah get those tickets. Shane's gonna be there. Mark

2:41:17

Norman, Eric Andre

2:41:18

Sounds great. Everybody. I mean 170 comics. Everybody loves it. All right.

2:41:23

Thank you. It was fun. Thank you. All right. Bye everybody

2:41:32

Thank you.