This week, the boys talk about whether or not you should have headphones on when you're on stage, and why you should or shouldn't put them on. Also, we talk about how much we hate our own voices and how we would rather not have them in our heads at all. We also talk about the new TriCaster, and how to edit your jokes so you don't sound like you're talking to yourself as much as you are talking to someone else. We hope you enjoy this episode, and stay tuned for the next one! -Jon & Matt Logo by Courtney DeKorte. Theme by Mavus White. Music by PSOVOD and tyops. Thank you for listening and supporting this podcast. Please remember to rate, review, and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, and share it on your socials! If you like what you hear, please HIT SUBSCRIBE and leave us a rating and review on iTunes and tell a friend about what you think of the podcast! We'll be looking out for new episodes in the next few weeks! Timestamps: 3:00 - What's up, Jon & Matt. 5:30 - What are you listening to? 6:15 - What do you like about this episode? 7:00- What would you like to hear? 8:20 - How do you feel about it? 9:00 11:40 - Who do you want to listen to your own voice? 12:00 Is it better? 15: What's a good quality? 16:00 + 17:00? 17:10 - Do you think it's better than someone else's voice? / 16:10 18:00 Can you have headphones? 19:00 Do you like it better than mine? 21:00 What's your favorite thing? 22:00 Does it get better than another one? 25:00 Would you have more? 26:00 Should you listen to it more? / 27:00 More? 27: Do you have a favorite piece of music? 28:00 How do they like it more or less? ? 29:00 Have a question? 35:00 Are you agree or not? 36:00 Did you have any other piece of advice? 31:00 Thank you? 32:30 Do you agree?
00:00:36.000If you're hearing the audio recording of this, what's happening is we switched to a new TriCaster.
00:00:41.000We were having problems with our old one.
00:00:42.000The TriCaster is the machine that allows Jamie to switch cameras and put everything up on the internet and hopefully include Skype so we could get some people from like...
00:00:53.000It's getting signaled but there's no video showing.
00:03:31.000It goes one way, it goes the other way.
00:03:32.000Sometimes it gets big laughs, sometimes it's just clunky.
00:03:36.000And I've got to figure out which one's the right formula.
00:03:38.000So the only way to do that really is to listen to how I did it right and then play it back and then write it out.
00:03:44.000I'll listen to how I said it and then I'll write it out.
00:03:46.000And then I'll think about what I would be thinking if I was sitting there listening to this or someone was saying this.
00:03:53.000Would I anticipate what they're saying, what the punchlines are going to be beforehand?
00:03:57.000Because if you do, that takes a lot out of it.
00:03:59.000You've got to find a way to sneak it in.
00:04:01.000You've got to find a way to make it where it really relates.
00:04:04.000You ever have an old bit that you like an old one from like 10-15 years ago that you think like damn I should have added that you know, you're adding shit to it today.
00:04:15.000Oh, yeah, man If you kept going that's like the argument like Ari had a good point about that.
00:04:20.000He was like if you Just keep adding to your bits and making them better and that's why you don't want to release a special you could have used that same creativity to come up with new bits and Instead of doing the same old bits for 10 years, you could have used that.
00:04:34.000Because there's some guys that think that.
00:04:36.000If you've got those old, old, old bits, they're samurai swords, man.
00:04:40.000They've just been hammered down and polished tight.
00:04:44.000Certain bits, they have this rhythm to them.
00:04:50.000I did a I did a special once and I ran I didn't have like hardly any new material and so there's like 2009 ish or something like that so I did some of my old old shit from like 1999 Tiger bit no no it was uh some other stuff What I didn't I didn't do that bit when I retired that bit I retired that you gotta bring that you could always bring that back you could always bring that back It's over.
00:05:15.000But I remember thinking, damn, these 10-year-old bits that I had for literally 10 years before I did my first recording.
00:05:23.000I started in 88, and I recorded in 99. So almost 11 years before I actually recorded anything.
00:06:01.000Teach me over the phone and be like, I gotta do it a few times first and figure out what the hell I'm doing, because I don't even know what I'm doing.
00:06:05.000I have no idea what I'm doing when I tie my shoes, and I do it every day.
00:08:55.000She wants to make sure that they have a great time.
00:08:59.000So there's always like 10 of those wives that drag their husbands out and they just want to laugh.
00:09:04.000So they're laughing at stuff that isn't the punchline.
00:09:09.000There were so many things that you would say that just the way you said them, it wasn't the joke at all, but they'd be like four chicks, four, just laugh, and they're like ready to laugh, you know?
00:09:21.000Yeah, well, people that love stand-up comedy, you definitely can get into certain rhythms, but then it's like everything else, right?
00:09:29.000You like one level of comedy, like one kind of comedy, but then you see a bunch of comedians, and then the original stuff that you liked, you think sucks.
00:10:43.000Well, it's just there's premises that just get, you know, there's guys out there like Bill Burr or Dave Chappelle or the real high level guys that are seeing things and then they're commenting on things and they're pointing things out that maybe other people didn't notice.
00:10:59.000Then there's other people that are doing bits because they know other people have done bits on that subject successfully.
00:11:07.000So it's not totally stealing, But they're not really being creative.
00:11:11.000They're just trying to recreate some...
00:11:35.000There was a comedy TV boom that included Evening at the Improv, MTV Half Hour Comedy Hour, Spotlight Live on VH1, some Friday night thing they had on Fox that used to be at the Laugh Factory.
00:13:29.000Let's do that one again and then start again like three times He just wanted to make sure it was perfect because the response was so great that he was just on stage He couldn't even believe it.
00:13:38.000He couldn't everybody was dying Edwards was there beautiful.
00:13:42.000Yeah, it was he it was it's really good to see him Blossom I think that you know based on the Netflix specials that I see on average three minutes at a time There's a lot of bad ones, huh?
00:13:56.000Dude, they're just putting out comedy specials left and right by random dudes you never heard of, and a lot of super vanilla Netflix comedy specials.
00:15:29.000Cat Williams was one of the guys that if I don't have shit to listen to in my car, I just put YouTube and just Cat Williams just some random bit.
00:15:39.000If I don't have anything to go, he's a go-to.
00:16:27.000How is that place not going to get knocked down?
00:16:29.000And then when you came back, I remember asking you a couple times in that seven-year absence or whatever it was, going, do you ever going to go back to the Comedy Store?
00:20:51.000I was like, if he's fighting a Mexican, I'm going for the Mexican.
00:20:54.000But if he's fighting a white guy or a black guy, I'm always going for the Latin guy.
00:20:58.000That was the only sport where you could be totally racist.
00:21:02.000My best friend was black growing up, and we both watched boxing together, and he always went for the black guy, I always went for the Latin guy, and it was okay.
00:24:23.000They were saying that Roseanne Barr was talking about some conspiracy theories that have been disproven.
00:24:32.000She was talking about Trump breaking up child sex rings.
00:24:36.000But he really did spend a lot of time concentrating on that and having people go out and try to break up these sex rings and sex trafficking.
00:24:47.000This is not something that is a conspiracy theory.
00:24:49.000This is something that he's discussed many times.
00:24:52.000It's also not a conspiracy that there's sex trafficking.
00:24:56.000So as much as you want to discount Trump, here's a problem that I have with people that are on the left right now.
00:25:11.000They say all these things he does bad, but when something comes up like Roseanne says, I'm giving him the benefit of the doubt because he's going after sex trafficking.
00:25:20.000And then it turns out, all these other people say, that's a conspiracy theory, that's a bullshit online.
00:25:27.000Like, you've got to give the guy credit.
00:25:28.000Because if you don't give him credit for things that he does that are important, nobody's going to listen to you when you're criticizing him either.
00:25:34.000Because all you're trying to do is win.
00:25:36.000You're not trying to look at the thing for what it really is.
00:25:39.000Yeah, this guy, he's not a perfect person.
00:26:18.000There's a problem with these things like when we say them, especially we say them like right now 2 million people are going to listen to this or whatever the fuck it is.
00:26:38.000According to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, citing U.S. Department of Justice report, nearly 800,000 children are reported missing each year.
00:28:25.000He would do so much for these hospitals that he would put himself on the board and give himself a job there in a position and he would hang out at these hospitals.
00:28:31.000There's at least 500 people that have come forward to say they were raped by him when they were at a...
00:30:40.000When you find out, when you watch that shit, dude, It is crazy that you're saying this, and it sounds like it could never be possible.
00:30:54.000It sounds like it never could be possible that some giant television star that worked with children and was always helping out children could have actually been fucking them the whole time.
00:31:03.000And a bunch of them, hundreds of them.
00:32:27.000You know, Sandusky did the same thing.
00:32:28.000He was raping all these kids and the whole time he was running these programs for underprivileged children and helping all these orphaned kids.
00:33:20.000This is something that people have talked about, like very intelligent people that I know that have talked about in terms of like, there's been stories about people that have taken politicians to like islands and shit because that's where they keep like young girls.
00:33:35.000You know, I don't know why I'm looking at you, Jamie.
00:33:40.000Someone talked to me about this and they were saying you have to understand that if you are in a group of incredibly wealthy people and you have extreme a desire for extreme sexual scenarios whips and you can't whatever the fuck it is you can't young girls you can't let anybody know about this so people come into these people's lives that can facilitate these things and then they develop this sort of bond of silence and And this is how,
00:34:08.000when this shit gets out of hand, you can get a Jimmy Savile or you can get a Jerry Sandusky.
00:34:13.000That's the other thing about Sandusky.
00:34:23.000Google Sandusky was supplying children to other pedophiles because that was something that was also speculated about some of the donors that were donors to his charities.
00:34:34.000We're also somehow involved in molesting those kids.
00:35:29.000In the UK, the numbers could be wrong, but I heard that every three seconds, a child is reported missing in the UK. That's 175,000 kids a year get reported missing in just the UK. It's a big business,
00:37:31.000If I was 17, I would think, and also they got cameras in their face, and everybody's paying attention to them, and the New York Times is interviewing on the Washington Post.
00:38:06.000Psychiatric medications are a big one that if you bring up, people roll their eyes like, oh, this again.
00:38:11.000There are massive changes to the fucking chemical composition of your brain when you take these things.
00:38:18.000What you're capable of doing, what bothers you, what freaks you out, what you don't give a shit about.
00:38:23.000When you got all these people that are on SSRIs and antidepressants and anti-anxiety medication and over and over and over again, when they test these shooters, They all test positive for something.
00:38:32.000The pharmaceutical companies do not want to fucking hear about this.
00:39:26.000Maybe they caught it before it happened and maybe they wouldn't have like two years ago when they interviewed the kid from Parkland.
00:39:34.000Now, the strangest thing about that Parkland shooting is the interview one of the teachers did on ABC. This doesn't make any sense to me at all.
00:39:53.000She says, I opened up, I heard shots, opened up the door, all the kids ran in, they hid behind their desk, and there I saw the shooter 20 feet away from me.
00:40:05.000But at first, I thought he was a policeman.
00:40:07.000I'm like, what is the police doing here?
00:40:09.000He had full body armor, a mask on, a helmet on, and was shooting.
00:40:14.000I was like, what are the cops doing here?
00:40:18.000That is the strangest video I've seen.
00:40:21.000Was it possibly someone shooting at the kid?
00:40:43.000You remember, you're open to suggestion.
00:40:45.000People can put things in your head and you all of a sudden think that that was a real memory that you saw.
00:40:49.000There's been like scientific studies on that.
00:40:51.000And about suggestive memory and about someone can literally, especially during periods of great duress, they can introduce ideas into your head and you will tell those ideas hours later, days later, as your own.
00:41:05.000And you don't even realize that they put them in your head.
00:41:09.000Memory in traumatic situations like gun shootouts and shit like that is haywire because you're working on that reptilian part of your brain.
00:41:27.000Him and these other guys, they had killed an elk, and they were packing this elk out, and they left the elk by the tree while they were at their camp.
00:41:34.000Then they went to go back, and a bear had claimed the elk.
00:41:36.000And this bear rushed them, and he was like, one of the ways he described it to me is like, you have an idea in your head of what an animal instinct is like.
00:41:46.000And he goes, I'm telling you, this goes way deeper than that.
00:41:48.000This goes, wait, when you really think your life is in danger, you really think it's over, you don't even exist anymore.
00:42:59.000I was about two feet away from my door.
00:43:01.000All of a sudden, I heard gunshots in the stairwell, which is about 20 feet away from my room.
00:43:06.000And then kids were screaming and then running back towards me and towards the end of the hallway.
00:43:11.000So I just went in this very strange autopilot mode where I pivoted on my feet.
00:43:16.000I unlocked my door and the kids just started pouring in my room.
00:43:19.000I don't know how many kids were in there, but I was pulling them and getting them in and shouting at them to get in the room.
00:43:24.000And then I suddenly saw the shooter, about 20 feet from me, standing at the end of the hallway, actively shooting down the hallway, just a barrage of bullets.
00:43:32.000And I'm staring at him thinking, why is the police here?
00:43:36.000This is strange because he's in full metal garb, helmet, face mask, bulletproof armor, shooting this rifle that I've never seen before.
00:44:37.000They had this Nicholas Cruz guy, and they go, oh, we got a perfect guy.
00:44:41.000So they come in, they have a professional team, they drag a Nicholas Cruz, they do what they got to do, they throw him in there, arrest him, and go, we got him.
00:45:18.000The FISA document was a document that Trump released and got zero play from mainstream media.
00:45:28.000And it was a document that showed that A lot of really important people in government from all the agencies were all colluding together to take down Trump.
00:46:10.000Look at all the testimony that doesn't make any sense that they're ignoring like that.
00:46:15.000The thing that gets me is there's so many fuck-ups in that shooting as a false flag or like all these witness testimony that doesn't make any sense that to me, I think they did it on purpose to keep all the conspiracy theorists busy because there's so much shit that's clear to keep everyone away.
00:46:48.000Did she sound like she didn't know what she was talking about?
00:46:50.000She didn't sound like it then, but that wasn't when the shooting was going down.
00:46:53.000When you see people, like, right when they've seen some shit, their brains scrambled.
00:47:00.000That's something to have to take into consideration, especially some nice lady, probably never saw anybody get shot in their life, probably never saw much violence.
00:47:10.000There's people that believe the official story, and then there's people that see it as, oh, this was the false flag to distract from the FISA document.
00:47:19.000Listen, I'm not saying that false flags don't exist.
00:47:21.000I mean, you and I have discussed on this podcast in great detail the most important false flag, which is Operation Northwest.
00:47:27.000Yeah, if they're willing to do that, they're willing to do anything.
00:47:34.000Operation Northwoods was 1962. The question is, if that's how they did business back then, which is what they did.
00:47:40.000I mean, Operation Northwoods, they were planning on attacking Guantanamo Bay with Cuban, going to arm Cuban friendlies, have them attack Guantanamo Bay.
00:47:49.000They were going to sacrifice American lives.
00:47:50.000They were going to blow up a drone jetliner, blame it on the Cubans.
00:47:53.000All this was to get us enthusiastic about going to war with Cuba.
00:48:38.000If you look at all the different things that we've shown that there's collusion in, just look at the fact that someone like Hillary Clinton can run for president while she was making hundreds of thousands of dollars giving speeches to banks.
00:48:49.000Like when she was in that debate with Bernie Sanders, and Bernie Sanders was like, release his transcripts.
00:49:47.000So she got her price slashed to $25,000.
00:49:50.000I think they're going to throw her under the bus.
00:49:52.000Her standard fee was $200,000 per speech, but some folks suggest that it may be her broken record that set the recent slash price of $25,000.
00:50:03.000She made so much money off the Clinton Foundation.
00:50:37.000Listen, it should be illegal for someone to run for president, if someone who they could influence in a positive way with passing things and signing legislature, pushing things forward, using their influence, if someone is in a position that they could do that for a company and that company wants to give you $200,000 to talk,
00:51:38.000Hillary Clinton's father, Hugh Rodham, I'm assuming he's not alive anymore, but was a huge Jewish mob boss who was responsible for opium going into Chicago.
00:51:52.000I don't know if that's real, but it makes sense to me.
00:51:56.000Look, we know for a fact that some politicians have run drugs before.
00:52:35.000If you think about all the stuff the government was willing to do over time, like Operation Northwood, for instance, they were willing to kill their own people.
00:52:47.000There's a lot of corruption, bribery, a lot of shit in the government, right?
00:52:51.000If you had to equate that to one person, you could say the U.S. government is kind of like John Gotti.
00:53:09.000He's kind of like the overall, you know, how could anybody trust Anything he would say, right?
00:53:16.000Yeah, and anytime someone would say a dude like a Some John Gotti nerd came up because dude, you know, he killed 15 people one night in Miami.
00:53:24.000You wouldn't go dude Where's the proof?
00:55:52.000Most of these people that are teaching, they're doing it as a job, there's a lot of terrible fucking teachers out there, and they don't get paid anything.
00:55:59.000That's the big conspiracy that it's not.
00:56:01.000They're taught and told how to teach and what to teach.
00:56:16.000The conspiracy theory is that Rockefeller, John Rockefeller and Carnegie designed the school system to create slaves and to separate the family.
00:57:24.000Yeah, they're getting grants, and they can't say crazy shit.
00:57:29.000I sent you that one email, that one guy was telling me that he worked for a team of scientists, and they're working for a pesticide company, and they're told to, they go, we're going to do some studies here, and we want it to look like this.
00:57:40.000And let's keep doing it, let's keep doing the studies until, boom, we get, oh, look!
00:57:48.000They keep doing a study until they get the results they want, and then they don't publish the bad studies, they only publish the good studies, and this is what they've done.
00:57:54.000It seems like there's basically, in a nutshell, like three kinds of science.
00:58:19.000Another scientific fact is my car will take me to point A, to point B, to point C, over and over, and it may break down every now and then.
00:59:46.000This is like what we were talking about earlier with that nobody wants to discuss the idea that psychotropic drugs have played a part in school shootings.
00:59:54.000This is all a very recent thing with human beings.
01:01:57.000It was like the best thing that ever happened to him because his face totally cleared up, but the worst thing that ever happened to him in terms of how it made him feel.
01:02:04.000It makes you feel a lot of people get it and they get suicidal thoughts.
01:02:09.000So you've got to ask yourself, even if whether kids really are shooting up schools or it's a false flag and they're setting up the kids to do it, that's the other side.
01:07:59.000of mdm mdm mdma that always confuses me molly it's a lot easier one hit can change your uh taste in music forever forever i believe it because before i ever did it the first time i did it was 1997 and before that i was a dj at this point And I couldn't stand techno.
01:08:42.000And most musicians feel that way about techno.
01:08:44.000And I went to a birthday party at the Key Club in Hollywood and I walk in and upstairs is techno and downstairs in the little bottom club is hip hop.
01:08:53.000And it was a birthday party and everyone was downstairs and me and my buddy Rick, we walk in and we're standing at the edge of the techno floor.
01:08:59.000And there's like all these dudes just like dancing by themselves.
01:14:04.000Make it regulated so they know what actually is in each one of these fucking pills.
01:14:08.000You're not getting it from some pimp or some asshole or some fucking crazy dude who stuffed it in a balloon and put it up his asshole and made it across the border with it.
01:14:16.000You don't know where the fuck you're getting this stuff from.
01:14:18.000And they cut it with all sorts of shit too.
01:16:39.000Look, there's another thing about the amount of people that flush pills down the toilet and how much that shit goes through water treatment plants and into aqueducts and into reservoirs and shit.
01:16:58.000You know what's supposed to be particularly bad?
01:16:59.000I never thought about this until a friend of mine who was a surfer told me.
01:17:02.000He was a yoga teacher who was a surfer and said nobody told him and he got real sick because he went into the ocean right after the rain.
01:17:09.000You can't go to the ocean after the rain.
01:17:10.000Because when it rains in LA, all that bullshit, all the chemicals and toxins and cleaners and oil and gasoline and plastic washes into the water, like right at the shore.
01:17:23.000And that's where it's all just swashing around in there with the waves.
01:17:26.000And you get in there and you get sick as fuck.
01:19:53.000Like when people would throw bodies into rivers, like that would, you know, that would fuck up people's wells, that would fuck up, you know, any drinking water.
01:20:21.000Toilet from King Henry the eighth that King Henry this ago killed all his wives, right?
01:20:25.000I got toilets from all the way back in the BC's, but I'm gonna go to more King Henry a got tired of those ladies just cut the fuck where is it?
01:21:24.000And you get a couple slaves to pull it out, dump it, and you're good.
01:21:27.000Like if you ever have to take a shit on a plane and you see how little water there is and that little thing that you're dropping logs into.
01:21:33.000And then when you flush, it never gets at all.
01:21:36.000You know, and you gotta think, do I just like play stupid and get out of here?
01:23:08.000In comparison to Wall Street banker type dudes, those dudes are like cutthroat, right wing, private jet, fuck you, minko, big watch, go, go, go.
01:23:21.000Whereas the money on the other side, like the tech money, they're all like, well, diversity is really important, and women, they need to be represented in tech, and this is their space.
01:24:20.000Billy Corrigan had a residency in San Francisco maybe eight years ago.
01:24:27.000And it was all about him just writing songs on the spot and then going on stage that night and doing brand new songs, like a weird kind of residency.
01:24:35.000And he had this one song that he wrote about.
01:24:39.000He was just hanging out in the park in San Francisco and just wrote about the bums and how disgusting it all was.
01:25:12.000I think it's good to live in a place that's as tolerant as possible.
01:25:15.000Even if the super lefties get annoying, you don't want the opposite.
01:25:20.000See, they might fuck up because there's the same sort of mentality that goes on with people on the far left and people on the far right.
01:25:26.000That mentality is, my way's the right way, I'm right, you're wrong, fuck you, I'm gonna make you change.
01:25:32.000I'm gonna make you do it and that doesn't work that doesn't work on anybody but I always feel like it's safer and better when that's happening towards like Kindness and compassion and income equality and all these things that are I see like even though it gets very authoritarian I See that at least it has like a good heart to it all like even if it's misguided some of its miss some socialism's misguided or even if they're pretending Yeah,
01:26:33.000You'll fool me once shame on you Fool me 50 times or how many times I've been busted by April Fool's like there's no fucking way Tony Ferguson got hurt a week before the fight.
01:28:21.000But you tear your meniscus, you probably need surgery for that.
01:28:26.000Or you tear your ACL, you for sure need surgery for that, if it's a complete tear.
01:28:31.000But the LCL and the MCL, the only time they're...
01:28:34.000Again, according to what I hear, the only time he needs surgery is if it's fucking blown the fuck out, like motorcycle accents, like freak things.
01:28:42.000And when I say Tony wanted a fight, he would have fought with that shit.
01:31:09.000Like, if he happens four weeks ago, and it's an injury in training, and he tears it from the bone, is that, they just reschedule the fight, right?
01:31:20.000Why is it like a week out the interim is canceled?
01:31:23.000Maybe it's because they have to make a big fight with Max Holloway versus Khabib for the world that cost Tony a lot of money because he has the interim belt he This was going to be by far the biggest payday ever for him.
01:31:41.000I mean, he was making some good money.
01:33:44.000Because organizing bodies could even get corrupted.
01:33:46.000But I think you have to be very careful when you make like interim titles that you don't make too many of them and you don't have them around too often.
01:33:55.000You know, like once you have them, you got to get them resolved pretty quick.
01:33:58.000Like they're a way to build up excitement about the fight.
01:34:02.000But yeah, I mean, I don't think they would have stripped him if he got injured four weeks ago.
01:35:51.000In his first chance at the UFC, I wouldn't have known if I didn't see this documentary, it's hard to keep track of everything, but it was in Sweden.
01:35:59.000It was a Swedish show, it was like last minute replacement, they brought him in, and he fought, what was his name?
01:38:50.000I think under the new rules, Conor probably would have won because I think, look, I think even just one knockdown is not good enough for a 10-8 round.
01:39:56.000So either you've got to make more 10-10 rounds or 9-9 rounds, and then you could say, okay, a knockdown doesn't necessarily mean 10-8, because then a 10-9 is going to mean one dude clearly won and he landed some good shots.
01:40:13.000So if you're going to give, you know, a dude where the round could have gone either way and you're going to give someone a 10-9 and it looks just like a dude getting knocked down, that should be different.
01:40:23.000So it all depends on add more draws or...
01:40:28.000Make it so that if you knock a dude down, that's an automatic 10-8 round.
01:40:35.000But what if he's beating your ass all over the place, and then you catch him with like five seconds to go, drop him, and he gets right back up, and he cracks you with a jab.
01:40:43.000Do you still get a 10-8 because you dropped him?
01:40:53.000But it depends on how much he's beating your ass before that.
01:40:55.000If the guy's beating your ass down the whole round and then you clip him once and he drops, maybe you weren't really beating him down that hard.
01:41:04.000Maybe it just looked like it because he still cracked you.
01:41:06.000If you were really beating him down, how was he able to knock you down?
01:41:58.000He dropped in agony after he knocked him out.
01:42:00.000Pete hooked him to the body, hurt him real bad, and when Pete moved in for the kill, Scott Smith hit him with a picture perfect right hand.
01:44:40.000Conor has more of a karate style a lot of the times.
01:44:42.000He'll stand like, when you see him fight Aldo, he stood totally sideways.
01:44:46.000I mean, he was bouncing back and forth, back and forth like a karate fighter.
01:44:51.000Remember how Don the Dragon Wilson used to fight?
01:44:53.000He used to just get up on one leg and just keep his left leg up and kind of flip it and just be on one leg and just keep the left leg all the way up?
01:45:12.000If you watch Don Wilson's fight with Dennis Alexio, Don Wilson fucked Dennis Alexio up back when Dennis Alexio didn't know about leg kicks.
01:45:19.000Dennis Alexio wound up becoming one of the very best guys at leg kicks.
01:45:24.000He was also one of the first guys I ever saw get his leg broken in a fight.
01:45:28.000He fought Stan the Man Longinitas and he had a grass skirt.
01:45:34.000And Stan Longinitas, he used to work with my friend Shuki.
01:45:54.000Some people, like if you see a guy who kicks real hard, right?
01:45:57.000The heavyweight, world champion Muay Thai guys, or Thai boxer, kick boxer guys, like a Stan Longinus, the power they have on their kick is unfathomable.
01:46:08.000Remember, I brought this up with you, but you say it wasn't you.
01:46:11.000I was at Beverly Hills Jiu-Jitsu once, and we were watching Pedro Hizo kick the bag.
01:47:50.000He just kicked him in the leg right there.
01:47:52.000Don Wilson fucked him up with leg kicks in this fight.
01:47:55.000See, Dennis Alexio is trying to kick him in the legs.
01:47:56.000This is after what had happened was a lot of these guys like Don Wilson that had a traditional karate background, learned how to kickbox, they realized how potent leg kicks were.
01:48:09.000A big factor was Rick the Jet Rufus, Duke Rufus's brother, who was one of, you know, the all-time best PKA style above-the-waist kickboxers.
01:48:18.000Rick Rufus, when I was a kid, man, I wanted to be like Rick Rufus.
01:48:21.000He would fight dudes sideways, stance, and just fuck them up.
01:48:25.000Fuck them up with hook kicks and roundhouse kicks and dive in with punches, like blitz karate-style punches.
01:48:32.000I mean, Rick Rufus was doing shit that nobody was doing.
01:54:51.000He's barely even trying to punch with him.
01:54:53.000He's basically just using his hands to create space and distance and give Rick Rufus something to think about and to block the punches and the kick that Rufus throws and then, boom, leg kicks.
02:03:15.000You shouldn't be able to just make a cast out of them and slam them into things.
02:03:18.000I feel the same way about your ankles.
02:03:20.000Like, imagine if you could tape your wrists up to the point where nobody or your ankle up to a point where nobody could ever get you in a footlock because your ankle was protected.
02:04:24.000When you're punching, you would have to develop some serious strength in your forearms to be able to be a really effective bare knuckle fighter.
02:10:16.000Like now the big thing is, you know, with intermittent fasting, it's like, okay, there's all these diets and eat this and gluten that and all this.
02:10:23.000And then now the new diet is don't eat for 18 hours, you know?
02:10:50.000And when you're not that hungry, now I feel like if I'm not that hungry, I don't want to waste a meal because it's so much better when you're starving and you're out of control.
02:11:02.000I eat that way most of the time except on days when I know I have a really brutal workout in the morning, like a weightlifting workout.
02:11:08.000I'll run fasted, I'll do yoga fasted, but if I'm going to lift...
02:14:16.000If I'm eating something and I'm just lighting the inside of my car on fire, here it is.
02:14:22.000Chemicals used in a lining of microwavable popcorn bags, including perfluoro...
02:14:45.000So that's one thing, but I know that they banned trans fats.
02:14:48.000I might have conflated the two stories.
02:14:50.000Because the ban of trans fats is the one where they're giving them all the hostess cakes, those bullshit cakes that sit on the shelf forever.
02:17:55.000They were talking about Roundup and glyphosate.
02:17:57.000They were talking about how Roundup, the stuff that they spray on some plants, that they said, well, don't worry, this only affects bacteria.
02:18:06.000Well, this is when they were creating it.
02:18:08.000And this is one of the reasons why they allowed it to be used.
02:18:10.000But what they were explaining in this documentary, I don't know if this is true or not, but what they were explaining was, yeah, you have bacteria in your body, dummy.
02:18:17.000Like, you're taking this stuff into your body.
02:18:48.000Yeah, it's another example of bad science.
02:18:50.000Well, it's definitely an example of maybe they didn't know when they first came up with the stuff, but as technology has advanced, they haven't eliminated it.
02:19:00.000Either way, whether they didn't know or they did know and it was a diabolical plan, whatever it is, that science is bogus.
02:19:08.000Yeah, but should you be allowed, like, we know Diet Coke's terrible for you.
02:19:13.000Should you be allowed to sell Diet Coke?
02:19:16.000Do most people know how bad Diet Coke is for you?
02:19:40.000I used to struggle with being at a restaurant and struggling with, should I just drink water or can I get a fucking, I'm gonna have a Coke and then I have two Cokes and then I feel guilty all night.
02:23:28.000Because even if I don't appear humble, when you get hit by that big dose, whatever it is, DMT or whatever you do, when you get hit by that dose, you realize you're just a part.
02:23:41.000You're just a part of something that is indescribably big.
02:23:45.000And the idea that you're important or that you're the most significant thing around you is pretty ridiculous.
02:23:50.000You got to do your best to keep your body alive and do your best to do your part and whatever the fuck you do for a living do your best at that but You're just a part of something that's infinite.
02:24:01.000Did your experience with mushrooms and DMT did that make you think?
02:24:09.000There's got to be a creator to all this Not that there's a creator like a guy in a lab that's like making a person inside of a fucking test tube or some shit.
02:24:19.000Not a creator in the sense of an individual, but I think that the idea of an individual became more ridiculous than anything.
02:24:25.000It's like I understand that like what we are is almost like something filtered through these predetermined, like almost like we're a membrane, like something from another dimension Expresses itself through this physical membrane, and then we're almost like the barrier to what comes out on the other side.
02:24:43.000This is the thought that I had when I was on mushrooms.
02:24:45.000That what we are as a person is almost like the carrier, like a vehicle for whatever a soul is.
02:24:54.000And this thing uses this life to pass that that thing through on to another experience that happens in the next dimension that'll be so fucking alien that you can't even imagine it today in this dimension and this dimension would be alien to that dimension that it was just this never-ending infinite process of soul traveling I had this very bizarre like thought about like if you like people will often say like if you had to live your life over again you were born again tomorrow you got to do it all over again could
02:25:24.000you do it you'd be like what Oh my god, I gotta start over from scratch?
02:26:13.000So if there is a loop, and let's say either it's involuntary or voluntary, either you say, either when you die you wake up and you're like, whoa, that was an awesome ride, let's do it again, or it just happens automatically.
02:27:49.000Like if you went to a movie and you already saw it and your buddy didn't and you told him how it ended, he would sock you right in the chest.
02:28:08.000That was just me trying to express an emotion.
02:28:11.000And no one's also at the same time going to go to a movie with you if you already saw it and say, dude, before it starts, tell me the whole movie.
02:28:17.000I think a better analogy is that you never get a chance to see the future.
02:28:20.000You're not going to get a chance to see the future once you're reborn again.
02:28:23.000This life, when you come back, do you want to have a memory of your past?
02:29:56.000I was watching at home, and the power went out, and I was devastated.
02:29:58.000And the weird thing about that era, it was 1978, and if you followed Kiss, if you were older, I was eight, and if you followed Kiss from 73 on, they already had their early cool years, and then after Kiss Alive, they had a few more awesome albums,
02:30:14.000and then they got to the point where they started doing disco, and that was 1978. That's when I got into them, when they started doing disco.
02:30:21.000So I didn't even know what selling out was.
02:30:23.000I just heard, I was made for loving you, and I loved it.
02:33:50.000Like you have your own deserted beach.
02:33:53.000You don't see that off camera, out of the frame of the picture, is a bunch of people trying to sell you an inner tube and some people trying to rip you off and sell you shit.