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00:03:08.000Yeah, they're kind of like little liaisons, it seems like.
00:03:13.000I wonder if in the future we'll know that certain animals can take messages around for us, and if you told an animal something, it could go tell them.
00:03:22.000I wonder if we'll start using animals more.
00:03:24.000Because animals, we don't use them that much.
00:03:26.000I mean, they're sitting around most of the time.
00:03:28.000Right, I read something about they were trying to encode information in DNA. We could ask Mike Tyson about his pigeons.
00:03:36.000Yeah, I think that's different though.
00:03:38.000They carry pigeons though, but then pigeons used to carry shit long distances.
00:11:42.000Because I remember what it was like when I was an open-miker and seeing these guys where I couldn't even imagine that we were the same thing.
00:12:18.000Well, I definitely have more data to work with now, but I've forgotten a lot of shit, too.
00:12:23.000But do you think there's generally a time in people's lives when they, what they should know, kind of, and there's kind of like a middle ground where maybe it doesn't?
00:12:32.000Well, for sure when I was in my early 20s.
00:14:09.000Yeah, you change your clothes, the next day you come dressed like in a mafia outfit or something, like something to totally take them hot off the trail, you know?
00:14:16.000Or you just wish you could say you were.
00:15:38.000And I think if you trip yourself out, you could see things that aren't really there.
00:15:42.000And I think that it is entirely possible that ghosts aren't real, but that you seeing a ghost is real.
00:15:50.000That I think that you can get your body into such a frenzied, terrified state, and if you are open to the idea that a ghost is a real thing, your mind can fuck with you.
00:16:05.000I think legitimately, and I also think that if you hit the right frequency, I bet you can pull up just a ghost of a memory of someone getting killed in a place or something horrible happening.
00:16:42.000Music literally changes the way your body feels like a drug.
00:16:45.000Like, if you were a kid, okay, and you heard that Rocky song, you could run faster, you would get more fired up, you'd be able to do more push-ups or more chin-ups.
00:20:50.000CYMAScope uses a high-definition camera to monitor the effects of an individual sound's particular vibrations on purified water, revealing for the first time what piano notes look like.
00:23:23.000And there was an article about him, like, was Feynman an abuser?
00:23:30.000But it was talking about Richard Feynman and how his wife said he used to just do nothing but calculations all day, and then he wanted to play the bongos, and he didn't want anybody to bother him.
00:23:43.000But he had a quote from one of his books, and it's crazy reading it.
00:23:51.000See if you can find it, because it's a crazy quote calling women bitches.
00:24:05.000He's like, I can't deal with these bitches around here?
00:24:07.000I think he was a funny guy, is what I think.
00:24:10.000It's hard when you see things in text, because you think, okay, maybe he's a really mean, terrible person.
00:24:17.000See, I adopted the attitude that those bar girls are all bitches, that they aren't worth anything, and that all they're in there for is to get you to buy them a drink, and they're not going to give you a goddamn thing.
00:24:30.000I'm not going to be a gentleman to such worthless bitches and so on, he writes.
00:24:34.000See, but I feel like and so on, when someone says and so on, that implies that this is taken out of context.
00:24:40.000It sounds like a white dude or a black dude.
00:24:41.000I want to know what does that mean and so on.
00:24:43.000That means to me what I'm getting out of this, if I was going to guess, is that he goes on.
00:25:47.000So you can judge and you can control the scenario.
00:25:50.000The thing is, look, if you go into a room and ten girls are in there and seven of them are fucking super annoying and you say these bitches are all annoying, you're being super rude to those three that aren't.
00:26:05.000It's weird to hear a high-level, famous scientist probably, I think in the article they were saying, beyond Einstein, he's the second most famous physicist.
00:26:20.000Especially a scientist, because you'd think a scientist would know that a couple of these bitches could be variables.
00:26:25.000Right, that's why I'm thinking this might have been a quote from him when he was young.
00:26:46.000Like, it looks like fun to have no responsibility and to be 22 and be backpacking around the world or doing something silly and not having a place where you have to go or a bunch of bills, but...
00:26:57.000On the other hand, I feel so fucking ridiculously lucky that I get to be a comedian.
00:28:45.000But if I was going to advise someone, I would say, if you're going to do something that's as physical as jujitsu, I believe that you should armor your body.
00:28:56.000What I mean by that is like your shoulders, your knees, your back, your neck.
00:29:01.000Those are all areas that if you don't work out at all...
00:32:10.000Yeah, it's like suddenly they forget who he was.
00:32:11.000I mean, if you look at his comedy, you're not even surprised that he was jerking off, you know, kind of room service sort of deal, you know?
00:32:17.000But his style has always been like that.
00:32:22.000I mean, his style is always very irreverent, saying fucked up shit you can't believe he sang, and, you know, well-written and well-thought-out stuff.
00:33:27.000You don't get to talk because you put the fucking fat kid in the way!
00:33:31.000That's a bit that if Holtzman said we would be crying, we'd be slapping the table, we'd all gather around and watch him on a late night set.
00:34:15.000But it's like, everybody does it different, folks.
00:34:18.000And you take a set from someone who's just working stuff out, and you pretend that this is done.
00:34:25.000He's probably, half those words he's saying, he's probably trying to be in the moment.
00:34:30.000He's probably got a place to go, kind of got some punchlines, and hoping that he'll see something in it while he's doing it and working it out.
00:34:38.000And then you listen to the recording and you go, why did I say it that way?
00:35:13.000We should be compassionate towards victims.
00:35:17.000We should be compassionate towards each other.
00:35:21.000This tendency to want to stop people from working and being – There's a certain amount of time where it passes and it starts to look like you don't want anyone to have a path to redemption.
00:35:40.000But there was an article about it that I just retweeted today from Nick Christakis, who is a professor at Yale.
00:35:49.000I retweeted it today, earlier, and it's about call-out culture and these people that got called out for things and how it destroyed their lives.
00:36:18.000I had one, but I tried to renew the other day, and I couldn't because these cunts stole my fucking American Express card, and I didn't get my new one yet.
00:39:24.000Do you ever think that maybe if a baby is born a certain way, like missionary or doggy style, that it could affect the way that they live their life?
00:45:59.000You're not going to feel that much of it, though.
00:46:00.000No, you should jerk him off with your right hand, so you should be effective and get it done with, unless you like holding on to dicks longer.
00:46:42.000You don't want to be out there halfway jerking a guy off while you're pretending that you're looking at your mentions, checking your email.
00:46:50.000If you are aggressively, very effectively jerking a guy off, and then you can barely use your phone, it looks like you're just like maybe a gay or bi gentleman that's on some dope or something.
00:47:02.000Listen, you're doing gay shit, whether you're on your phone or not.
00:47:33.000Does this conversation seem gay or not?
00:47:36.000If life was free, if you could really do whatever you want, if you're a grown adult, you could do whatever you want.
00:47:40.000I mean, that's one of the interesting things about society, is that we set up these rules in cultures, and we decide what you can do, and what we decide is different when they decide in society.
00:47:51.000Holland is different when they decide.
00:47:53.000Yeah, everybody's got different rules.
00:47:54.000But once we set those rules, it's very hard to buck those rules.
00:47:58.000Now, let's just pretend there was no rules.
00:48:01.000What if there was a place where guys would go and guys would jerk them off?
00:48:10.000Yeah, like, if there was a place where straight guys got a job jerking guys off, but you get paid $1,000 an hour, You don't think the straight guys would take that job, straight struggling guys,
00:48:26.000that they would morph and figure out a way?
00:49:21.000Well, it depends on what you're jerking off to and how focused you are on the task.
00:49:25.000If you're jerking off while you're looking at your phone, but you're checking your Twitter and you're also beating off, you're a multitasker.
00:49:31.000But you're not going to get a lot no matter how you do it.
00:51:52.000See, the thing is, If you watch porn, and you watch two people have sex, and you get excited, and you jerk off, you just took care of some sexual needs that you had.
00:52:02.000What could possibly be wrong with that?
00:52:04.000The only thing that could be possibly wrong with it is that there's something wrong with these two people having sex and filming it.
00:53:45.000I don't understand why that would be bad.
00:53:47.000The only thing that you would say is, and this is...
00:53:51.000I don't know how factual this is because I haven't done any surveys, but what I've read is that a lot of the people that get involved in that are victims of abuse.
00:54:10.000That seems more okay than someone who's doing it because they're a victim of abuse and they're desperately seeking love and attention and they don't know how to do it.
00:55:18.000But it's not okay To look at, like, even if the girl's enjoying porn, if you find out that at some point in time she was molested, and that possibly was one of the motivating factors that led her into porn, then you get super weird about it.
01:06:10.000And a lot of them are more community-oriented, more friendly.
01:06:14.000We on this side and those on the east side, everybody gets this idea that everybody is like the people that live all stacked on top of each other, fucking like bees, swarming in the high.
01:06:25.000Most people don't live like that, man.
01:06:28.000Most people live somewhere where there's less folks.
01:08:11.000Because of racist people, you can't have all this wonderful diversity, so we're eventually all going to be gray.
01:08:20.000We're going to be like those fucking aliens with the giant heads and we're going to have no dicks and we're all going to be the exact same thing.
01:08:26.000So no one can criticize anyone on anything other than your thoughts.
01:08:59.000Maybe a deer runs by if you hit that side button.
01:09:01.000I think nature in the future will probably be contained in these gigantic dome-like places, like one of them Stephen King books, and that's where you'll go to get into the nature.
01:09:13.000Yeah, like a biodome with Pauly Shore and Stephen Baldwin.
01:09:17.000I think that's what it's going to be like.
01:09:19.000There's going to be nature places, and the rest of the world will be city.
01:09:23.000The rest of the whole plan will be city, and our wildlife will be a bullshit wildlife.
01:10:33.000The question is, will they say, scientists say, That as people become more affluent and as they become more educated, they're less likely to have children or they have less children.
01:10:48.000So they think that the best way to stop overpopulation is actually equality in the world.
01:10:54.000Make the whole world basically like America, where everybody's just got a chance to get ahead and everybody has an awesome education and everybody has access to the best information.
01:11:06.000But if that does happen, that's what's going to curb overpopulation.
01:11:10.000Otherwise, the people that are the least educated, they're not going to have the same access to – like in countries where people are poorer, for instance, they want to have more kids because they want the kids to take care of them, too.
01:11:33.000If you talk to scientists, they will tell you that arguably those are happier people.
01:11:38.000These happy people that live in these villages and stuff, and they all enjoy each other's company, even though, in our mind, it's a hardscrabble life.
01:11:46.000They're living in a third world country in a village.
01:11:48.000But if they have access to food, like say if they live in the Amazon or something like that.
01:11:51.000They have much food you can get in there.
01:11:54.000Like, I know how you would say, hey, I don't want to live that way, so these people live in the wrong way.
01:12:00.000You know, they have fucking ten kids laying on them and shit, and they're all community in this hut together, and you're like, that looks terrible.
01:12:07.000They're all hotboxing that bitch, too.
01:12:08.000A lot of times you see the whole family's in there fucking smoking dope, though, too.
01:12:13.000But meanwhile, those people can be, like, really happy.
01:13:14.000I go to Costa Rica even for a couple days and I'm fucking, you know, browned out and my face is all, you know, kind of has pus in it from the sun.
01:13:21.000But I think people evolving in a place like that, like being there hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of years, maybe thousands of years, you adapt to that environment.
01:13:32.000The preferential, the preferable genes are the ones that make it through.
01:14:06.000And also, your life expectancy is probably not as long, so if you do die and you believe in a higher power, then you get to go see them quicker.
01:14:14.000Your friend that died could now be a plant or a coyote that you meet or something.
01:14:20.000I'm sure in a lot of their cultures, it's a lot of...
01:14:23.000You know, it's just, things are more just all intertwined, you know, human in nature.
01:14:26.000Well, that was big with Native American cultures, right?
01:14:29.000Like, they thought that coyotes were, I mean, in many different tribes, the way they looked at coyotes, almost like they had some magic to them or something.
01:17:35.000Dude, there's several of them for sale?
01:17:37.000So the lumbar vertebrae lipping, you know what that means?
01:17:41.000I think that means his back's fucked up.
01:17:46.000And what happens is the discs themselves, the lumbar vertebrae, the actual vertebrae, the bone piece, from wearing against each other, it starts to spur and develop like a curve to the bottom.
01:18:38.000But sometimes people, that shit causes sciatica, either inflamed discs poke out and poke into the nerves, or the bone pokes it, or it causes inflammation in the area.
01:22:28.000Instead of me wanting to watch pornography, it became, oh, I'm used to watching pornography at night, so I'm going to do it, jerk off, and get a little bit of rest.
01:22:40.000Well, you get real intense thinking about things.
01:22:46.000Even when we're talking about business stuff, you can tell you focus on things, which is good if it's a good thing.
01:22:54.000But sometimes that kind of thinking can get away from you.
01:22:57.000Yeah, I think it does sometimes for me.
01:22:59.000The same kind of focus that can get you really excited about something that's productive in your life can also get you obsessed with something that's not productive.
01:23:08.000It's the kind of person that you are in a lot of performers.
01:25:22.000And I got a really good one out here, too.
01:25:24.000Two really good ones from that teeter company where you put your waist on one of them and you lean forward and it stretches your lower back.
01:25:31.000And the other one you hang from your ankles.
01:27:37.000Those are great for your shoulders, like chin-up bars.
01:27:39.000Grab a hold of a chin-up bar and just hang.
01:27:41.000Hanging is really good for your shoulders because everything gets compacted and everything gets, like, bunched in and nothing stretches out.
01:27:49.000I'm built like a Conestoga wagon, brother.
01:33:51.000There's a lot of people that just quit.
01:33:54.000And when you have a little, like say if you have a little Theo in front of you and you think about your life and your childhood and like how important it is for you to raise this little person and give him love and teach him about life and protect him and keep him safe and give him good lessons in life.
01:34:28.000Some people just fucking take pills and lay on the couch and let their kids suck fucking carpet glass and fucking stick forks into the wall sockets and play with knives.
01:35:21.000You could get boxed into that stupid corner in a different metric.
01:35:26.000If you're hanging around with a bunch of people from Stanford, you know, and they're looking, it's Theo Vaughn's in the neighborhood, and they know there's 10 people in the neighborhood, but only nine can survive.
01:35:33.000There's only resources for nine people.
01:35:35.000They're going to get rid of me, probably.
01:35:36.000Depends on how good you are at digging ditches.
01:35:40.000Oh, it could be better than them at that, though.
01:35:47.000Yeah, I think about it a lot more as I get a little bit older.
01:35:50.000Yeah, the thing for me is just about being brave, I think, and just being willing to have my life just be totally different and be okay with that.
01:35:56.000And just being willing to know that I will be okay in that space.
01:36:00.000I think it's like I'm just starting to manage the space that I'm in, just as a regular person, and then to get to that point where now it's like, fuck, you have two balls in the air, a wife and a kid, or...
01:36:15.000Yeah, and then what we were talking about earlier, like sometimes people fuck people that they don't really like to hang out with.
01:36:21.000Yeah, I'm not doing that anymore, man.
01:36:23.000That's where it gets slippery because sometimes that sex is fun, man.
01:36:28.000I was just talking to a buddy of mine about this.
01:36:31.000He's a single guy and he's got a gal that he fucks every now and again.
01:36:35.000They get together and they both kind of know what it is.
01:37:02.000You know, people start getting weird with people.
01:37:04.000You know, like, that's actually an addiction, too.
01:37:07.000People get addicted to each other, just as much as they get addicted to pornography, just as much as they get addicted to washing their hands or anything else.
01:37:14.000People absolutely get addicted to certain people.
01:37:27.000They start thinking this person's done something to them because they don't want to be with them anymore, and really dumb men are dangerous right there.
01:37:34.000That's where, you know, you hear about women getting stalked by their exes and murdered, and that's where that shit comes from.
01:39:08.000Like, I at least want to be able to make sure, yeah, I've seen like a couple of images of them or at least be able to scroll through their Instagram.
01:39:14.000Did you see that video of that grown man who punched that 11-year-old girl in the face at the mall?
01:45:10.000The whole thing about life is all that, I wish I was doing this, I wish I was doing that, is only good if you're working towards something.
01:51:16.000That's one of the things that Kevin Spacey's brother has said about Kevin, is that Kevin is basically like their dad, and their dad sexually abused them, and now Kevin is acting that out.
01:51:28.000And there was an interview with his brother.
01:51:30.000Did you ever see Kevin Spacey's brother?
01:55:46.000He said, after we were talking about it, he said all of his ads on his phone, like when he would look at a website, it would all be Toyota ads.
01:56:14.000I mean, I don't know if he actually accidentally googled Toyota trucks that day too, but they found out...
01:56:23.000My point is, saying something in a conversation, and it's being connected to these internet searches, these little things are starting to happen, and it's going to get more and more prevalent.
01:57:23.000If very soon in the future, a universal language is developed that coincides with artificial intelligence technology, virtual reality, and augmented reality.
01:57:37.000And so this universal language allows people of all languages, they can learn it, and they can learn it.
01:57:44.000And this was coming off of something that Jamie said once.
01:58:06.000Depending on the right time, a meme, a picture could sell to tell you a whole story.
01:58:11.000Well, while I was thinking that, I was like, okay, well, what would stop once they develop augmented reality or virtual reality in some sort of a...
01:58:21.000Easily digestible form, whatever it is, whether it's a chip that you have in your body that sends signals directly to your brain, allows you to communicate with each other.
01:58:28.000If we develop the language and we can send and receive images in a way that may be even more effective than the language that...
01:58:36.000Like, we assume that English is the best way to talk, because we only know how to talk English.
02:00:23.000My friend Adam Greentree, who was here yesterday, he works with a lot of these people.
02:00:27.000He has a mining company, and a bunch of the people that he worked with would explain to him these different languages, that they're not written down, and you and your mob, like they would call the Aborigines,
02:00:43.000they would call themselves, it's not like a clan, it's called a mob, is their term for it.
02:00:48.000Would have a totally different language than someone who lives just a few miles away.
02:02:28.000And this internet language that everybody understands, everybody just starts communicating through bing-bong, and nobody's using regular language anymore.
02:02:35.000You occasionally talk, like when you're in bed, you talk, yeah, bitch, remember Dirty Talk?
02:06:11.000If you think about how ridiculous it is, if people didn't know that having sex with people has consequences, and by that I mean you can get pregnant, you can get diseases, and there's cultural limitations, people frown upon it, but if there was none of those,
02:06:27.000can you imagine how much people would be fucking?
02:06:54.000Yeah, because women would be able to decide whether or not you came.
02:06:58.000If that was the only way, if women were the rulers of whether or not you came, if there was no way to come without them, oh my god, they would dominate.
02:08:19.000If you're in the park, this is just...
02:08:23.000I mean, being 100% serious, if I'm running in the park and I see five yards over to the side, right next to a tree, there's a guy beating off, I'm going to stop running.
02:08:35.000And I'm going to look at him, and I'm going to look at all the people around him, and I'm going to keep an eye on him.
02:08:40.000And I'm probably either going to call the cops, or I'm definitely going to stand there.
02:08:44.000Because what if some person is jogging, and he just decides this is the time to jump on this person?
02:09:05.000What if he's a fucking sexual predator and he's looking to do something to someone and you could be like Peter Parker in Spider-Man and save your uncle?
02:09:17.000Well, he had the power, and he didn't save his uncle, and a robber ran past him, and he didn't feel like he had to do anything about it, and the robber got into the elevator, and he killed his uncle.
02:10:36.000When someone's really crazy, like that kind of crazy, like some guy got arrested for trying to abduct a kid, trying to drag a kid into his house, and he had horns on his head.
02:10:46.000He's a sexual predator, and he's got those implants in his head where he looks like some kind of a fucking demon, and his ears hang down to his fucking chin.
02:15:11.000The thing about that is if they could one day figure out a way to get certain traits and breed them out of people or engineer them out of people...
02:18:23.000It would probably run better if some of those things were not run by the government, like airport security, or like road maintenance, or like a lot of other things.
02:18:33.000Like, don't have the government do it, have private contractors do it, have strong standards.
02:18:51.000It's a long video, but explaining how one of the things people are realizing from this government shutdown is that the government does a lot of things that they don't have to do.
02:19:02.000It would be probably better for everybody if some of these things We're streamlined.
02:19:07.000Some of these things were done by the private sector.
02:24:52.000This is the argument they make, that you would end some of the subsidies that are already going on, like Medicare and Social Security and maybe welfare in some cases, because people would have money that they're spending or they're getting now, so that money might, I don't know.
02:25:07.000I think it'd be worth a shot, but how long do you try to make, you know, because then people are going to be like, I needed more time, you know?
02:25:15.000Well, that would be, they wouldn't ever get their shit together.
02:25:18.000There's some people that will definitely do that.
02:25:20.000There's some people that will never get their shit together, and...
02:25:24.000I don't believe that this is a simulation.
02:25:26.000I don't believe that we're in some sort of a video game.
02:25:28.000But if we're in something that was a learning environment, you would want both to have your own opportunities for failure and to see examples of failure around you.
02:25:53.000The one thing that could be good that comes out of that for anyone other than Artie Lang and Artie Lang's loved ones and friends is someone that's just looking at him online and sees what he's done and goes, fuck, man, I don't want to ruin it.
02:27:21.000And also, but do you start to, even specifically with Artie Lang, do you ever think that when that started to become such a big part of his life, that I worried that...
02:27:31.000I wonder, is he going to falter with drugs and stuff because it keeps his name in people's minds?
02:29:29.000You know, he was a very successful comedian for sure from the Howard Stern show from doing dirty work that Norm Macdonald movie and a bunch of other things mad TV so many different things that he did He was always very successful and very well liked like in the comedy world if you don't like Like if someone says fuck Artie Lang you'd be like what really?
02:31:02.000And then people realized that he made a shit ton of money, and then people realized how good he was, and then people realized how famous he really actually was, and then everything started booming and taking off for him.
02:31:12.000And he was already in the process of happening, but it happened even more because he did that.
02:36:02.000So what we're operating from is never the same level of desperation.
02:36:06.000So maybe we're not as mean to each other.
02:36:08.000But maybe the innovation still takes place because people are always going to want to be challenged.
02:36:12.000And maybe it comes from a good place instead of from this constant place of desperation.
02:36:19.000Right, so if somebody goes from a zero to a ten in their life, which would be somebody that does something unique and special and outstanding, if everybody automatically is given a three at their base, then now that person is going to get us to a thirteen.
02:36:30.000Yeah, or maybe you just don't have as much violence.
02:36:36.000Oh, that's true, because people, yeah, people were violent when they see, they want stuff from other people.
02:36:41.000If your food and your shelter is always met, like, we don't have that, right?
02:36:47.000And we talked about earlier about, like, cultures have standards, and these standards, they're different everywhere, and those communities accept them, and they don't like it when you try to change the standards.
02:36:56.000If our standards here were that all of our needs are met, we decide as a community, if we're going to stick together and call ourselves America, we should treat ourselves as a family.
02:37:19.000So if we take care of all those things, all of those things, First, before we do anything else, if you had to re-engineer America, would you think, hey, what we have to do is ramp up the military budget by $94 billion because we're basically arms dealers.
02:37:33.000And we're going to make these deals with Syria and Saudi Arabia and wherever the fuck we could sell rockets to.
02:38:14.000Here's an infographic on the UBI. It's because the argument for the positive or wanting it is a lot of jobs are going to be replaced by robots soon.
02:41:08.000They found out that in some plants, some plants contain...
02:41:12.000DNA from salmon, because the salmon were used as fertilizer by the plant.
02:41:18.000As it decomposed, it got into the actual plant itself, and you can actually somehow or another, through some scientific process that I'm too stupid to understand, they can actually detect salmon in the actual plant itself.
02:53:18.000And what he was basically saying was like...
02:53:21.000Don't get roped into only working in Hollywood, doing television shows and stuff like that, because then these other people control your destiny.
02:55:47.000You know, it's easy, like, it's easy to just decide someone's an asshole or, you know, you have one interaction with someone, you want to shit on them.
02:55:55.000I just think you should be, and I'm trying to do this myself, be very careful when you shit on somebody.
02:58:24.000They were thinking he might come back.
02:58:25.000He did a thing one day where he was talking about Bill Cosby, about them taking awards away from Bill Cosby, and he did this Bill Cosby impression, and he did it.
02:59:39.000That guy looks like he's really blessed.
02:59:41.000I bet there's a lot of dudes out there that have broken the world record in distance coming, and nobody wants to give them any credit for it.
03:00:33.000You've got to be like the Kanye West of loads.
03:00:35.000You have to be cumming and also probably look at your watch or your phone during it and you're still cumming when you look back at your dick.
03:00:41.000You've got to be the Mike Tyson of loads.
03:00:43.000You've got to be the Michael Jackson of loads.
03:01:40.000Also, guys who fake put a sign on their car when they don't pay a meter, like meters broken, and they just put that on their car, and if I can still park there, those dudes bust some loads, bro.