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00:00:28.000Before we do this, I have to apologize.
00:00:30.000I have to apologize for something I said last week, last Tuesday, in passing.
00:00:34.000We were watching a Corey Feldman clip, and Corey Feldman was doing this crazy dance, and Greg Fitzsimmons was in, and Corey Feldman had some little tight jacket on.
00:02:46.000You know, Patrice O'Neal said something once when he was defending Opie and Anthony.
00:02:49.000He was saying, when someone says something really funny or the same person says something really fucked up, it all comes from the same place.
00:02:57.000Like, they're trying to do the same thing.
00:03:41.000Like, just as it's no joke with sexual harassment and assault with women, what you see with this Harvey Weinstein thing, and these other directors now are getting in trouble for the same thing, the same kind of shit happened to a lot of kids that were involved in these child movies.
00:03:56.000You don't think about that when you're just trying to crack a joke.
00:04:02.000If you were disappointed in me, there's no way you were more disappointed in me than I'm disappointed in me.
00:05:07.000So I was extremely disappointed in myself.
00:05:09.000But what's interesting about it, trying to look at it from a different perspective, trying to examine it, like the feeling, Of doing something that you shouldn't have done that might have hurt someone's feelings because you were senseless and thoughtless.
00:05:56.000There's no other way to put it than, you know, that I'm sorry and that I shouldn't have done it.
00:06:00.000But what I was thinking while it was all happening was, like, this feeling of letting a bunch of people down and hurting someone's feeling, doing something in a mass way, like, on the internet.
00:07:10.000More tense, less kind, and I have to catch myself before I get upset about things.
00:07:20.000Whereas when I'm high, not even if I'm high, but if I'm just smoking on a regular basis, I'm way more mellow, way more relaxed about things, and way more...
00:07:35.000It's not like I'm cocky when I'm sober, but I'm like really aware, much more aware of gratitude and fortune, like I'm lucky and appreciative of my friends.
00:10:57.000I mean, I'm burning off so many fucking calories.
00:11:00.000I actually had blood work done today, so I'm very interested to see what my mineral levels are like because I'm sweating out so much and I'm not really supplementing minerals that much.
00:11:46.000So to get off this Corey Feldman thing, just the end of the day, I just want to say that I'm sorry, and if I disappoint anybody, I'm sorry too.
00:11:55.000Just when you, you know, comedians try to say fucked up things to each other.
00:12:00.000You know, I was talking to Colin Quinn about this the other night.
00:12:43.000But there's like a part where you're like these little boys and you're dressed up as strippers and you're in a strip club, you're doing lap dances for guys, so you're on a guy's junk.
00:13:13.000But when you do have these moments where you fuck up and you feel terrible, there are an amazing opportunity to grow.
00:13:20.000You know, and I think people need to look at stuff like that this way, or at least I've been looking at stuff this way for the last like 10 years or so.
00:13:28.000And it's made a big impact in my life.
00:13:30.000Because I think regular change happens in like a...
00:13:34.000Regular change and growth happens in a grinding, slow sort of progression.
00:13:42.000But when something fucked up happens, when you do something fucked up and you get that terrible feeling, you have this opportunity for these leaps of understanding and these bad feelings that happen.
00:13:58.000And one of the things that I was thinking about is that human beings now, the way we interact with each other, there's a lot of pressure now on people because there's all this call-out culture.
00:14:08.000People are getting mad that people are doing dumb shit, like white girls wearing braids, cultural appropriation.
00:14:15.000They're going after white guys wearing dreadlocks, and people are mad that people are dressing up like geishas, and they're calling them out.
00:14:23.000There's a lot of silliness to all this shit, but what's interesting about it is Everyone is expressing their displeasure and pleasure of things.
00:14:32.000They're expressing their anger with things and their happiness with things at a level we've never seen before.
00:14:40.000And I think people that experience this, like if it makes sense, like it's one thing if somebody gets mad at you for something like, you know, you shouldn't be wearing that blue hat, man.
00:14:49.000You know, I'm in the Crips and, you know, we only support red hats.
00:14:55.000I think the bloods, the Crips are blue, right?
00:14:58.000I mean, if someone gets mad at you for something that doesn't make any sense, that's stupid.
00:15:01.000But if someone gets mad at you for poking fun at someone being molested, that bad feeling is valid, right?
00:15:10.000And I think these bad feelings that, like, Donald Trump must feel 24-7, like, there is probably, I mean, I think part of the reason why he's so...
00:16:01.000And he's also involved in a lawsuit, several lawsuits now, where he's blocked people on Twitter, and they're questioning the constitutionality of someone being able to block someone from commenting with the President of the United States.
00:16:16.000I mean, this is a new way to communicate.
00:16:18.000You don't want to hear what people have to say because it's negative?
00:16:22.000So people are questioning this in court.
00:16:24.000But I think that that feeling that's hitting this guy, he might be too old for it, and he might not be ready for it, and he's got so many things wrong with him to begin with, you know, with the way he treats the world and his ego and the way he's...
00:16:38.000The non-presidential and non-statesman-like behavior that people thought was cute when he was running for office, and now they see he's a giant problem when he's threatening war with nuclear weapons with Korea and shit like that.
00:17:15.000And if you look at it, if it's a good thing or a bad thing, like, I forget what I was listening to the other day, where when you were a kid, you used to just go outside, say, bye, mom, and then come back at night, you know, when it's time for dinner, eat dinner, then you go play some video games, go to bed.
00:17:29.000Now it's like the communication between your mom and stuff like that is so much more intense.
00:17:35.000It's like, if you're not there, you're getting texted by your daughter or son, and it's like a constant communication, where it's more parenting, so that's good.
00:22:24.000What would you be interested in doing?
00:22:27.000What kind of challenge would you be interested in doing?
00:22:28.000Well, my challenge is, I've been talking to Hinchcliffe about this and a few other people, because one of the biggest things for a lot of us is smoking.
00:26:01.000So when I would take a day or two off, even if I go on vacation, right?
00:26:04.000If I went on vacation, I would take a week off.
00:26:07.000People were mocking me relentlessly online.
00:26:10.000Before I told everybody that I was taking the month off, when they started doing all this pray for Joe, people was going, Joe, I don't, in quotes, I don't smoke weed on vacation, Rogan.
00:27:55.000I think marijuana like daily Terence McKenna talked about this many years ago and he was a he was a daily smoker and one of the things that he was saying he was doing some sort of a lecture and he was saying that the correct way to do marijuana is to not do it for a long time and then do as much as you can stand and Then just fucking hold on And that's how he would do it.
00:28:20.000He would do cannabis when he was doing it correctly, when he wasn't like an inveterate daily smoker.
00:29:58.000I was listening to his latest episode with Felicia Michaels, who has a new movie that I'm in called Pervs, where we went through this, like one of those strip things where you put the money in and the curtain comes up and there's a woman naked masturbating.
00:30:10.000Well, Felicia did this movie where she asked me to do it.
00:30:14.000It's in North Hollywood, deep in North Hollywood, where you shouldn't go.
00:35:49.000I bet if you could look at the musculature in his legs, I bet if you get through all the fat in his arms, his arms are like normal-sized arms, but I bet he had some jacked fucking Lee Haney quads.
00:36:14.000Yeah, there's a homeless guy by my house that just hangs out at Starbucks, and he has it so bad where it's Blistered and every time he walks a little blood squirts off and rips down his leg.
00:36:30.000Yeah, he's huge and what's weird about Burbank is there was another guy that had like this big nose like it was a like he looked like it was some kind of weird cis nose where it's like the size of like a like a Pineapple and he looked like Bernie Kosar or whatever that old guy like I'm Bernie Kosar.
00:39:01.000They have a big problem with them right now in San Jose.
00:39:04.000I was just reading this thing about San Jose.
00:39:07.000Like, San Jose is trying to figure out...
00:39:08.000They're hiring people to set traps in people's yards because in the middle of the night these wild pigs come up and just fuck people's lawns up.
00:39:17.000And San Jose is like tech industry, you know?
00:39:52.000When he had the Hearst Castle built, he released a bunch of wild boars, Eurasian boars, all over the backyard so he could just hunt them and shoot them because he was just a crazy rich asshole.
00:40:02.000And those motherfuckers populated the entire Northern California region.
00:40:08.000Hunter S. Thompson, when he was young and he lived in Big Sur, He used to go hunt wild boars with a machine gun.
00:40:15.000There's like a famous classic picture of Hunter S. Thompson holding a knife and an AK-47 while there's a wild boar that's hanging from its back legs and he's cutting it open and about to cook it.
00:43:36.000There's a house in Pennsylvania, Frank Lloyd Wright House, I think it's in Pennsylvania, where it's the same thing, where it's just waterfalls and amazing things like this.
00:43:44.000You know what's probably the dopest house I've ever seen?
00:43:46.000Is the Ferris Bueller's Day Off house when he drove the Ferrari out there.
00:46:18.000They're in some grocery stores, but the soda aisle is so big and taken over by the big ones, there's like one six-pack in every grocery store, if you get lucky.
00:48:04.000My dad's still on the thing where if it's any kind of artificial sweetener, your brain thinks it's real, so it releases chemicals unnecessarily that doesn't have anywhere to go.
00:48:13.000So he says it's still bad for any artificial sweeteners.
00:48:16.000Right, but this isn't an artificial sweetener.
00:52:15.000In the 1990s, the FDA rejected stevia as a food ingredient after research linked it to reproductive problems and possible genetic mutations in rats!
00:53:06.000If your stevia isn't made from Reb A, like for example, the whole leaf extract that's sold at natural food markets and labeled as a dietary supplement hasn't been vetted for safety by the FDA. Oh, fuck.
00:53:37.000Derived products decreased fertility in female rats.
00:53:55.000I don't trust any studies from back in the day anymore after that sugar study got exposed where you found out from the New York Times did this whole expose on how the sugar industry bribed all these scientists to say that sugar's not bad for you.
00:55:05.000I just think that Advil, there's no problem with Advil until Dr. Rhonda Patrick explained to me about strokes and fucking heart attacks and all kinds of crazy shit that you can get from consuming Advil.
00:55:14.000Wasn't Advil the thing that you're supposed to take, though, if you're having a heart attack?
00:55:20.000Aspirin supposedly prevents heart attacks, but I wonder why.
00:55:24.000Like, do you think it's, is it something in the, it's because aspirin, if I remember correctly, you should probably Google this, I think it comes from the bark of a tree.
00:55:32.000I think actual aspirin is an extraction, like a plant extraction, and somehow or another aspirin Because it does reduce inflammation.
00:55:42.000It's supposed to be good for people that have heart problems.
00:55:45.000Aspirin blocks an enzyme called cyclooxygenase that makes your body less likely to produce chemicals that can cause inflammation.
00:55:58.000That's important because they clog the arteries and bring blood to the heart, muscles, and the brain, which increases your risk of heart attack and stroke.
00:56:05.000So, aspirin blocks that enzyme and makes you less likely to have heart attacks and stroke.
00:56:58.000Anytime you're eating inflammatory foods, That's the big problem with sugar.
00:57:03.000That's the big problem with refined carbohydrates is that they produce inflammation in people.
00:57:07.000A lot of people that have joint problems and shit, they go on a low-carbohydrate diet and all their joint problems go away.
00:57:14.000If you have pain in your ankles and shit, a lot of people have found that just changing your diet makes that go away because a lot of that inflammation is just your body just not responding very well to your diet.
01:01:55.000Chewed through my screen in the back of my house a couple months ago, and he has a cat.
01:02:02.000So they've been coming in his house, going in his kitchen, going underneath the house, going out into my house.
01:02:07.000So it's just because he didn't tell us that he has a big hole in his back fucking screen.
01:02:12.000Yeah, but his back screen, the rats are coming out of his house?
01:02:15.000It's coming in his house through this hole, and then they go in his kitchen, and they can go underneath the house by going under the pipes in his kitchen.
01:02:24.000I guarantee you there's rats everywhere.
01:04:31.000You ever seen those things that they make, it's almost like a screen, and they put a fish down, and then they put the other screen on top of it?
01:04:43.000Not a screen, it's like a bunch of sticks and the fish is in between the sticks.
01:04:48.000It basically just holds the fish in place while they cook it over the fire.
01:04:52.000They did the same thing with these giant fucking tarantulas.
01:04:55.000They cut them open, split them up and laid them down on this fire and just put the tarantulas out there to cook just like they would cook a crab or a piece of fish or something like that.
01:08:40.000Just on that Fast and the Furious gig, Money, you know, he's stuck in that world with Tyrese and The Rock and all those guys in their franchise.
01:08:46.000Did we talk about Tyrese and The Rock feuding?
01:08:49.000Oh my god, did we talk about it yesterday?
01:08:51.000Yeah, we mentioned it off-air, but we didn't talk about it.
01:09:18.000Yeah, the thing's coming out because The Rock made a deal to make a spin-off sequel to the Fast and the Furious franchise that's not involving anyone that's in the Fast and the Furious.
01:09:52.000You know, a lot of people think that that meathead stuff, like in the gym, like, push harder, get it done, you know, all work, all play, all day, you know, like all that crazy stuff.
01:11:59.000And it's crazy, because you could get a private jet pretty easily.
01:12:01.000Now, there's an app, whatever that app is, where you can rent, like, if you're going to San Francisco, if you're with four people, you can get, like, $200 plane tickets on a private jet.
01:16:01.000And then the brother, the brother did like this rambling 30 plus minute interview where they were talking to him after the murders and all he just kept talking about is what a great guy his brother was and his brother was so smart and you know he was the type of guy that if he wanted to he'd just fly to Japan and have sushi.
01:16:22.000Yeah, or kill 50 fucking people like it's nothing.
01:16:53.000That fucking apple does not fall far from the tree.
01:16:56.000When you got a dad that's a psycho like that and he's raising kids, there's a high probability that all those kids are fucking psychos too.
01:17:04.000This guy didn't do anything until he did this.
01:17:07.000That's another thing that's fucked up.
01:17:09.000It's not like this guy had this history of violence.
01:17:11.000He had planned this out and apparently gone to several music festivals and taken hotel rooms overlooking the arena.
01:17:25.000He was doing ballistic calculations, like drop of bullets.
01:17:28.000If you're shooting someone and you're at a certain distance, some hunters have a sheet of paper that they put on their rifle sight.
01:17:38.000And the rifle sight will say, like, at this, you know, hold here, you know, at 500 yards, turn to 7 or 6 or whatever they've calibrated it at.
01:17:49.000So this guy had those calculations written down on a piece of paper while he was gunning people down out the window.
01:17:57.000It's just hard to believe that that's a real person.
01:18:00.000And if you believe people that are, you know, quote-unquote experts in these sort of mass killings and these psychological outbursts, they think that they come in clusters.
01:18:11.000That, like, this happens and then someone decides that I want to be the next guy and then they do it somewhere else.
01:18:46.000Like, do you think there's ever been a, like, a meeting where they got behind closed doors, like some shadow government type shit, and they said, um...
01:19:02.000There was like a recent thing where he was blaming the FBI for something about Russia, saying the FBI was involved in suppressing information.
01:19:11.000And everybody's like, do you understand that the President of the United States is questioning the integrity of the intelligence community?
01:20:40.000I guess thinking that through, what happened next, I would guess, or I would say is that people started manipulating those websites to not be parody or satire even, but they would make it look like a local news channel in some part of Pennsylvania or West Virginia and then make...
01:20:57.000Really salacious clickbait story, but have a bunch of Google ads on there.
01:22:23.000Rihanna collects her humanitarian award from Harvard.
01:22:28.000She kicked off Women's History Month with a bang.
01:22:31.000Reads one of the tweets Dorsey shared from Crystal One Johnson in March 2016. That's hilarious.
01:22:39.000So this woman is tweeting all this shit, pretending she's a black woman, but really it's an account made by the Russian Internet Research Agency with links to the Kremlin.
01:25:10.000I've seen many, many crazy, radical black activists on Twitter that say things that aren't nearly as ridiculous as that.
01:25:19.000Or that that's more ridiculous, or that's less ridiculous than what they say.
01:25:25.000I mean, if it's part of the problem, I don't even know if that's the right way to phrase it, but this is going on all over the internet in different forms and variations, and it's being used in not so nefarious ways, but it's being used for potentially good.
01:25:39.000I don't know what the good would be, but someone has probably figured out how to use these bots.
01:25:44.000Do you remember before retweeting was an option on Twitter, people would write RT, and then they would write what you said?
01:26:14.000I don't remember when I did this, but it was like the early days of Twitter because I was like, this is, God, you could definitely just do that.
01:26:21.000And then people would believe that you said a bunch of racist shit or a bunch of gay shit.
01:26:25.000Well, you just opened that back up now, didn't you?
01:27:35.000After that whole thing ended, they ended up selling this to another company or art people, and they're handling all of it now, so Shai's name's not attached anymore.
01:27:43.000So this, he will not divide us thing, right?
01:27:46.000He would go to these places and say, he will not divide us, he will not divide us, and people would show up, and they would show up with like...
01:27:53.000Kekistan shirts on with Pepe the Frog.
01:27:56.000They would wear Make America Great Again hats on.
01:27:58.000And they weren't even necessarily Trump supporters.
01:28:00.000They were just people trying to have fun, right?
01:28:02.000They're trying to fuck with people, right?
01:28:06.000Shia LaBeouf put up a flag in the middle of nowhere that said he will not divide us and then had a live stream where you could go and look at the flag as it's waving in the breeze, right?
01:29:04.000So then they found out where it is by stars!
01:29:07.000They looked at the fucking stars and they figured out where the area is.
01:29:12.000Because when it's nighttime, you can see the stars on the live feed, and they figured out what constellation it was.
01:29:16.000They went to the fucking flag, took it down, put a Make America Great Again hat on and a Pepe the Frog thing up there, and the guy walks up to the camera and goes, fuck Shia LaBeouf.
01:30:49.000Radio Lab has decided to take down this episode.
01:30:52.000Some listeners called us out saying that in telling the Capture the Flag story in the way that we did, we essentially condone some pretty despicable ideology and behavior.
01:31:26.000They are saying things that are ridiculous because it's funny.
01:31:31.000Like, there's a lot of people that say a lot of fucked up shit online.
01:31:36.000Do they actually mean this stuff, or are they saying it because they are anonymous and because it's fun to say fucked up things online that you're not supposed to say?
01:31:48.000I think there's a bunch of people that are really legitimately fucked up online.
01:31:51.000There's a bunch of other people that think it's fun because they're stuck at some goddamn soul-sucking job in some fucking cubicle somewhere and they have access to the internet.
01:32:00.000And so they go on message boards and they fuck around and they troll this asshole.
01:32:28.000It's way harder than what we do in terms of, like, dealing with all the people that like you and managing all the relationships and brief history of Shia LaBeouf copying the work of others.
01:33:02.000By name, unfortunately, parts of the prose sample, a man owns up, dot dot dot, a man ellipsis, a man grasps his mistakes, was ripped off verbatim from a 2009 Esquire article titled, What is a Man?
01:33:18.000People, including the article's author, noticed.
01:33:30.000His short film, howardcantor.com, premiered in the 2012 Cannes Film Festival until it was posted online December 16, 2013, that viewers began to notice that the film was almost an exact adaptation of a graphic novel, that's the one,
01:33:45.000by Daniel Close, best known for Ghost World.
01:33:49.000Close-told BuzzFeed, which brought much of this story to public light.
01:33:56.000The first I ever heard of the film was the morning when someone sent me a link.
01:34:02.000I've never seen even one of his films that I can recall.
01:34:05.000And I was shocked, to say the least, when I saw that he took the script and even many of the visuals from a very personal story I did six or seven years ago and passed it off as his own work.
01:34:50.000And whether they're real or whether he's trolling or whether he's having a psychological meltdown because of all the pressure of being an actor.
01:34:59.000Shitload of pressure and being in Transformers.
01:35:39.000Because when you're including all comedians, and you're talking about the cruise ship comedians, and then you're the comedy class comedians.
01:39:44.000So it's these two guys and it's really interesting how they filmed it because it's for all, like kids love it and adults love it and they're these two guys and every day they do this show and it's only like maybe 15 minutes long but every day it's something different like we're going to taste test 10 hamburgers and we're going to figure out which one it is or we're going to see if we're going to play this game where one We're good to
01:41:56.000So if you go to Howlin' Ray's, I recommend getting the mild or medium hot, but do not get the hottest and don't ask for the hidden menu item hot because it's horrible, unless you want to ruin your life.
01:42:07.000But when it was over, did you feel good?
01:42:23.000Yeah, ice cream kind of helps, but getting the oil, like that, my idea was get the oil out of my mouth because it was, my lips were getting inflamed.
01:42:55.000One of the funniest episodes of Get Mythical Morning is watch them eat the hottest pepper in the world and you'll see what I'm talking about there.