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00:00:35.000I tested myself a little bit because I knew this was going to happen eventually, so I had to get some practice with some rockets at some point.
00:00:42.000But it honestly helps to warm up with Quake to play Fortnite or PUBG or something like that because the Quake...
00:00:47.000Whatever it is of aiming, you don't do it that much.
00:00:50.000So when you're doing it three times, you've already done it 55 times playing Quake just in one round.
00:00:54.000So your little interaction you have with someone on a shotgun, you usually win.
00:01:41.000Right now we're just playing it on the local area network, but once you start going online and playing other people, that's when it gets super, super addictive.
00:01:49.000People that still play that game must be insane.
00:01:52.000Oh my god, I don't want to be anywhere near those psychopaths.
00:01:54.000If they're playing that game, it's because they're really good at it, probably.
00:02:23.000I know there was Rocket Arena for Quake 2, and there was Rocket Arena for Quake 3, because I started with Rocket Arena for Quake 2, which if you played today, you would think the graphics are hilariously bad.
00:02:37.000The fast game was like Quake 1 was really fast, Quake 2 was slower, and then Quake 3 became more like Quake 1, a combination of Quake 1 and Quake 2. It was pretty fast.
00:03:39.000So all the avatars were together in one gigantic room?
00:03:42.000The normal mode, you played it just like normal, and then all of a sudden, two minutes to go, they took everybody's guns away, and you all just sort of congregated around the stage, and the music started, the show started, they started doing interactive things with all the avatars and everything, and ten minutes later,
00:05:46.000So I said, well, this is the thing that people seem to be upset about.
00:05:50.000They seem to be upset about very specific cases.
00:05:53.000Where people showed, like, if people were right-wing and they were posting things, they were banned, whereas people who are left-wing or maybe people of different races were allowed to post racist things or more offensive things and even dox people and didn't suffer any consequences for it.
00:06:50.000I don't even know what got Alex Jones kicked off, which is why I asked him because that was one of the last platforms for Alex Jones was Twitter, but something got him kicked off.
00:07:00.000Their take on it was that they never kicked him off before because he didn't violate their terms of service.
00:07:06.000And another thing that's very encouraging that Jack said, and I know it's fun to get mad at things.
00:07:18.000But one of the things that he said was that he believes that the ability to communicate on the internet through Twitter or through these platforms is a basic human right.
00:07:48.000He also said that he would bring on whoever it is in his team that's responsible for these things.
00:07:54.000So we could hear from the actual person who decides who's getting banned and why they're getting banned and what's the decision-making behind all these things.
00:09:43.000And it's also not that simple if people are allowed to say similar things that are very racist and vast generalizations about white people, which seems to have been the case in at least a few instances, where people reported that people said fucked up things about white people,
00:10:05.000And, you know, that's where the argument becomes these people are more oppressed, and so the white people are thought of as the oppressor.
00:10:15.000So you have this white privilege thing that people like to use now as a reason to decide to silence someone, like check your white privilege.
00:10:24.000That's an interesting thing that's happening.
00:10:25.000So if there's this genuine movement where people think that it's okay to say things about one race, Whether you like it or not, that's racism.
00:10:37.000And if you're allowing that from any one side and not allowing it from another side, it seems hypocritical.
00:11:13.000They have made generalizations, racist statements about white people.
00:11:20.000The really weird thing that people are throwing around these days is that you can't be racist against white people because racism is about power and influence.
00:11:31.000It's about using that black people are not powerful, that white people are powerful, and the white people are the ones who are oppressed, so it's impossible to be racist against them.
00:12:05.000I mean, I acknowledge the fact that people look different, they have different heritages, they have different ancestry, there's different parts of the world, there's all these differences.
00:12:17.000But at the end of the day, the only way we're all going to get true equality and true kinship and camaraderie as human beings is if we recognize we're just all a human being.
00:12:52.000I get it that it's different than racism against black people in America, a country that was built essentially in a lot of ways by slavery.
00:13:03.000There's a war for slavery in this country.
00:13:05.000There's a crazy reality that it's not your responsibility.
00:14:06.000They have more money than they could ever spend.
00:14:08.000And my dealings with Jack as a person, he seems like a very nice guy and a very smart guy and a very empathetic guy.
00:14:18.000I just think he's in a crazy, unmanageable situation.
00:14:22.000To be running something like Twitter, Yeah, and there's probably people that did something that they should have done in terms of silencing people and moving things around.
00:14:33.000It's a weird thing when people have influence over people, and there have been videos that have been proven where executives from a bunch of different social media corporations have talked about how to silence certain voices, how to push down certain voices.
00:14:50.000This is something that needs to be discussed.
00:16:01.000My ideas going into that conversation were more about how insane this method is for distributing information.
00:16:08.000For the people that have been banned, and for the people that were fans of the people that were banned, I can understand why they'd be upset at me.
00:16:15.000It has nothing to do with any preconceived notions that I had.
00:16:20.000It's just how the conversation took place.
00:16:23.000And if you felt left down by that, you didn't feel like it was extensive enough, I'm more than willing to do it and go further into it, and we're going to, and Jack offered it, and he's going to bring someone else who's going to explain things to us.
00:16:36.000I think this would be very beneficial for everybody.
00:16:38.000I also think that there should be a road to redemption.
00:16:43.000I think if you've got something that's important as Twitter or Facebook, Or Instagram.
00:16:49.000If you're not stealing someone's stuff like, you know, using copyrighted music or something on an Instagram page where you get banned over and over again for doing it but you keep doing it.
00:16:59.000If it's not something like that, if it's an ideological difference, if maybe you crossed a line that they decided was a line, you should be able to work your way back.
00:17:09.000There should be a way where you can sign up again.
00:17:14.000You mean like get a new email address?
00:17:29.000I mean, there's this guy that was on Sam Harris's podcast.
00:17:34.000Christian Piccolini, I think is his name, he was a fucking white supremacist, a full-on white supremacist, and now he is the exact opposite.
00:17:43.000He's like this very progressive guy who gives speeches on the dangers of racism and the ideology, how it caught up with him.
00:17:51.000Now, if he got banned when he was a young man and making terrible decisions and then became a better person, shouldn't we give a guy like that a chance to get back in a platform?
00:18:03.000Without making a whole new screen name.
00:20:29.000Look, I'm not attached to what I do in the sense that I'm unwilling to look at what I do wrong.
00:20:36.000I try to look at everything that I do wrong, including this.
00:20:39.000So if you were upset at this podcast because you thought somehow or another I sold out because I didn't ask him any more questions, I just asked him the questions I wanted to ask.
00:21:41.000But I didn't realize how upset people would be.
00:21:43.000I thought it was a great interview, and I didn't even think of that.
00:21:47.000I thought you kind of touched on it a little when you were talking about Alex Jones, and I think that was like, okay, this is what happens.
00:21:53.000Well, it's a very specific group of people that are upset.
00:22:27.000I like the fact that just people, like, they're like that fucking, I was upset that that Radiolab podcast, they took it down, where they were fucking with Shia Labu, with those guys from 4chan, and the way they took it down was they contacted Radiolab and said, those guys are white supremacists and they support white supremacy,
00:22:44.000you know, and you just, you know, you made these people that are awful, terrible people that write terrible things, you gave them props.
00:22:52.000But the thing about something like 4chan is, no, you might read some terrible things, but you gotta realize you're also reading terrible things from anonymous people that are working at their jobs most of the time, and they're trying to fuck with people's head, and they're trying to get people upset.
00:23:07.000They're having a good time fucking with people.
00:23:09.000If you want to take them as them giving a talk to a dear friend or them giving an affidavit in court, you're missing the whole thing.
00:23:20.000Half of the whole reason why they're doing it is entertainment.
00:23:22.000They didn't go steal Shia LaBeou's flag and go right to the camera and go, fuck Shia LaBeou, by using coordinates from photographs of the sky where they figured out where the fucking...
00:23:33.000Where the constellations lie and then drove around honking their horn so that they could locate where it was by using the webcam and listening to how close they got to it.
00:24:20.000I bet more likely it's some dude who's bored and he's sitting in front of his fucking computer and he works all day and this is where he escapes.
00:24:27.000He escapes and types and writes things then checks them later and then goes back to it and types things and checks and it keeps him sane in this stupid fucking cubicle.
00:28:30.000If they're willing to move Justin Bieber from the number one trending, because he number one trends too hard, and they think it's ridiculous, not to just acknowledge that our culture, that there's certain humans in our culture are spending an exorbitant amount of time thinking about that beautiful man, right?
00:28:46.000But why do we want to lie and pretend that it's not as big?
00:28:49.000So if they just, I'm not saying they shouldn't, but if they did that, just if they did that, you go, okay, are we through the looking glass now?
00:29:06.000The trending page on YouTube is 100% controlled by a human.
00:29:11.000I don't know if they've said that, but there are videos that should be there that aren't based off of the data you see.
00:29:18.000YouTube's got some weird things going on with it.
00:29:21.000The videos that they go, you might like type thing, they did a you might like to me a couple months ago where it was just videos of a guy towing cars in Dallas, like out of their parking lot.
00:29:34.000And he made these funny, cute little videos with a little commentary using videos from the security cameras.
00:29:39.000Anyways, I don't know why I liked it, but I started watching it.
00:29:42.000And I was like, you know, this is interesting.
00:29:43.000So I tweeted it out, like, random video I just got addicted to on YouTube.
00:29:48.000Everybody, like, hundreds of people were like, I just started watching that.
00:29:54.000You know, this little guy with a tow truck company is now pushed on everybody's laps.
00:29:59.000And now he just went over 100,000 subscribers the other day.
00:30:03.000And it was like months ago that he just had like 10. That's the argument some people have made.
00:30:08.000That's how fast the Paul Brothers, they grew so fast on YouTube that some people thought there was something up.
00:30:14.000They gained like millions of followers within a week or two of being on there.
00:30:17.000And they were coming from another platform.
00:30:18.000Well, it's also, coming from another platform is giant, but it's also, all it really takes is one person deciding that whatever the fuck you did was funny or weird or crazy.
00:34:43.000But the question is, if it is valuable and it becomes something, almost like redistributing your stand-up, if you're doing a set.
00:34:50.000If stand-up sets were something that you could get everywhere and you could just repost it on your page, but then your page became super popular because you have all these people's stand-up sets, You know, like Spotify.
00:35:35.000People pass it around because they're just finding funny things and then they start profiting but all the people that created all the intellectual property get zero money which is weird.
00:35:46.000I don't remember, but I only learned more about this when Exit to the Gift Shop came out.
00:35:51.000Isn't that what Andy Warhol sort of did?
00:36:30.000And if you hire kids, I don't know if he has people working for them, but if these guys do, they hire people for fucking 20 bucks an hour or whatever, and these people just do it all day long.
00:36:39.000They just find funny shit all day long.
00:38:29.000I guess that's where I was going, because that was in the 90s, so we're now 20, 25 years later, the new popular medium is Instagram and social media.
00:38:39.000Well, it's different because there's accountability now.
00:38:41.000Because now people know that if you wrote a meme and you put it up on your site and then Fuck Jerry comes along and steals your shit and doesn't credit you for it, just puts it up there, you know what they did.
00:38:53.000Unless someone sent it to them and didn't attribute it to you, which is possible, but...
00:38:59.000It seems much more likely that what they're doing, they were doing on purpose for the longest time.
00:39:04.000And they thought that's what you could do on the internet.
00:39:53.000And once he established that business model and it was effective, it was probably very hard for him to slow it down or to attribute things to people or to admit that he didn't do it for all that amount of time.
00:40:05.000It just bugs me that companies pay these guys knowing that they do this.
00:40:09.000Or as a fat Jew, he's signed with CAA, who's signed with a bunch of comedians that he probably took.
00:41:31.000It's not like most memes are written by high-level satirists that work for The New Yorker.
00:41:39.000No, they're fucking regular folks who think something's funny, you know?
00:41:44.000I think what's going to happen is as technology improves, being able to scan a photo and go, well, we could tell the first time this was ever put on the internet was from this little girl.
00:41:53.000She took a photo of it, has all the data in the picture, and it's now used on this meme that's making this much money, and this meme that's going to be kind of broken down like any kind of artist.
00:42:26.000I think Beyonce tried to get that picture taken off the internet from her from the Super Bowl a couple years ago because it was a bad picture and she didn't like how she looked in it.
00:45:47.000Before it happened, Sacha Baron Cohen was sort of in talks for it, but he wanted to take the character in a different direction that no one was really comfortable with.
00:46:58.000Well, not just the parts that I know, but I didn't even talk to Mark about the movie.
00:47:02.000But there was a bunch of parts that I think he was furious about where it made it look like they were doing blow and maybe doing some gay stuff.
00:47:09.000There was a lot of weird scenes that things were implied or just seemed odd.
00:47:14.000Like, how do you know this happened unless Mark told you?
00:47:21.000And then on top of that, the big one was that they changed his opponent when he fought in the UFC. They gave him a Russian guy when he in fact fought Big Daddy Goodrich, who's a legend.
00:47:38.000The giant yoked black dude with the gi.
00:47:41.000I mean, he would fight with the gi on.
00:47:43.000He has one of the most brutal knockouts in the history of the sport where he fought this wrestler, Paul Herrera, and Paul took him down and they got into a position where Big Daddy Goodrich was lying on him sideways and he elbowed him in the face like...
00:48:01.000Ten times in the course of like three seconds.
00:53:06.000But when you're actually doing it, though, if it looked like your hands in the same position as your hands, it would be a worthwhile way to learn.
00:53:13.000A guy like Freddie Roach could literally do a game where he showed you, all right, I want to see the jab, pop!
00:53:19.000And they're like, right here, right here, right, pop!
00:53:20.000And then here comes the hook, duck under, and then go to the body, go to the head.
00:53:24.000And you could do that and do drills with a guy, and actually you could pick up real skills in a VR game, especially with boxing.
00:53:40.000Like you'd have to have some sort of sensors on your legs so I could know what you're doing to make sure you're not showing bad technique.
00:53:45.000Like your knee might be down or you might be doing something funky.
00:53:48.000But if you have boxing, those two things are just like gloves.
00:53:53.000All you need to learn is all the other things.
00:53:55.000You need to learn how to punch and how to move around.
00:53:57.000But you can effectively, with just holding on to those things, you're staying in the same position that you would be if you were really boxing.
00:54:05.000And you can move around the ring, too.
00:54:07.000It's an area like the size of this desk, maybe a little bit more.
00:54:11.000So it's not like you're in one place and you don't have footwork.
00:54:13.000You could actually develop footwork, too.
00:54:15.000So they could have Vasily Lomachenko doing footwork drills, where you would learn on a virtual reality thing where to step.
00:54:34.000Buildings now, kind of like Chuck E. Cheese where it's just VR rides now, where you're parachuting or you're on a roller coaster and stuff.
00:54:41.000I like how they're doing that now a lot.
00:57:27.000The cage would be in the way, but there's got to be a way that they could film through the cage.
00:57:31.000If they just had a camera in a reinforced position where it was far enough back behind foam that there's no way it could interfere if someone crashed into it, but yet close enough that it could see through an actual hole...
00:57:48.000You could get the entire octagon if you did it with several different ones of those.
00:59:54.000When you see somebody do something fucking insane, like there's some wild, crazy, Francis Ngannou knocking out Alistair Overeem type punch, yeah.
01:00:07.000Yeah, it's me and Dominic and John Anik and Anik's up and I'm leaning back.
01:00:27.000That was a video taken by John Wayne Parr.
01:00:31.000John Wayne Parr, who's a multiple-time world Muay Thai champion and a friend of mine, a great guy who lives in Australia, was there at the fights in Australia when Holly Holm knocked out Ronda Rousey.
01:00:41.000And he filmed Holly Holm head-kicking Ronda Rousey and then turns to me and I turn to him and I was like, what the fuck just happened?
01:00:55.000But when you see it in that moment, when you see something that's that fucking nuts in that moment, you're like, I can't even believe what I saw.
01:05:31.000Yeah, like, it's weird, like, some guys will wear, like, little anklets with, like, beads, and they tie them off, and they'll walk around barefoot, and you're like, okay, hmm.
01:05:42.000Well, it's kind of like that look, that Shob look, where you have, like, the really tight, like, your pants go up so you can see your socks, you know, you show a little leg.
01:09:01.000Targeting individuals with repeated slurs, tropes, or other content that tends to dehumanize, degrade, or reinforce negative or harmful stereotypes about a protected category.
01:10:12.000Well, every joke about someone, every joke about Trump, every single joke about Trump that every single comedian and or commentator and or person makes is in some way degrading.
01:10:24.000When you talk about how fucking stupid he is, like Rob Reiner had a joke about him, called him a piece of shit or called him a piece of crap yesterday and said he couldn't believe how fucking dumb he is.
01:12:47.000In that situation, you're telling me that it's not cool to say, how about you settle the fuck down because you look like a guy, you're acting like a violent guy, and you used to be a guy.
01:13:00.000Pardon me if I think you're still a fucking guy.
01:13:09.000Without context, saying you can't say anything to degrade someone, well, clearly that would degrade that guy.
01:13:16.000But if that guy was saying, fuck that kid, he did it on purpose, on Twitter, you're saying someone can't respond, hey man, I'm sure you're really upset that you got your dick removed and you still look like a guy, but fuck you.
01:13:51.000You know, it just keeps going and going and going and going.
01:13:53.000It gets very slippery when you have one group that thinks it's right, and they're trying to control another group that thinks they're right.
01:14:06.000When you're just talking about deadnaming transgender people or not degrading people based on their looks or their ethnicity or their this or their that.
01:14:13.000But what you're doing is you're trying to dictate how humans communicate with each other and people don't like it when you tell them what to do.
01:14:18.000The problem with telling people what to do is they want to do the exact opposite.
01:14:22.000This is one of the first things you realize when you have kids.
01:14:24.000You're like, oh, they don't want to listen to me.
01:14:27.000I've got to figure out a way to sneak information into them.
01:14:31.000You've got to figure out a way to not be too bossy.
01:14:34.000People don't want someone telling them what to do.
01:15:40.000Having to respond to people that want to know if I've seen what Alex Jones has said about me lately is one of the weirder things that I've dealt with.
01:16:45.000And the parents that had to deal with what he did...
01:16:48.000There's parents that had to deal with people calling them a crisis actor...
01:16:52.000They had to deal with people harassing them at the courthouse and harassing them if they met them in public because they were saying that they were lying about their kids being killed.
01:17:03.000So not only are their kids being killed, but they have to deal with someone harassing them and saying you're a liar and you're an actor.
01:17:13.000And I would think about it differently if I wasn't friends with Alex, but I would also think about it differently if he hadn't made shit up about me.
01:17:24.000He said that I was told to stop talking about conspiracies or they threaten my family.
01:18:02.000So Alex Jones went on afterwards and he apologized and corrected it.
01:18:07.000Then recently, because I haven't had him on the podcast, he decided to start saying that I work for the CIA and that I'm George Soro talking points, which I don't even know what these fucking talking points are.
01:18:48.000And this is not helping anybody who wants to defend you.
01:18:53.000It's not helping me as a person talk about the good qualities in you.
01:18:58.000And you know that these things that you're saying are made up.
01:19:01.000You're making up the fact that I'm in the CIA. You're making up for the fact that the Hollywood insiders have given me information and tell me what to say.
01:19:48.000I don't have any personal knowledge of it.
01:19:49.000I'm sure someone has decided that if they're going to make a movie about like Zero Dark Thirty, that they have to get some sort of approval.
01:19:57.000And I'm sure that a lot of movies that are very inspirational that have to do with the military would be great for recruitment.
01:20:05.000I'm sure there's also some patriots that work in show business that want to put out these movies about the government and about the military in a very positive way.
01:20:17.000That's probably the case in some instances too.
01:20:20.000But not everything's a fucking conspiracy.
01:20:23.000And why it's stupid is some things are a fucking conspiracy.
01:20:26.000And Alex Jones has talked about some things that were real conspiracies.
01:20:30.000That 9-11 documentary, The Road to Tyranny, details the World Trade Organization protest.
01:20:37.000Where they sent in these agent provocateurs, which are essentially soldiers.
01:20:42.000They send in soldiers and military people dressed up and all black and cover their face, and they smash windows and tip over things, and they take a peaceful protest, and they turn it violent, so then the police can move in and shut down the protest.
01:20:55.000And then, not only did they do that, but they made a no-protest zone in the United States of America.
01:21:19.000When he makes things up, There was one recently the David Pakman show had on about Alex talking about people eating baby's pituitary glands and scattered vandalism in downtown Seattle.
01:25:46.000The name of his production company is Kid Love, which is his nameless slogan, basically.
01:25:53.000Then he makes jokes about having sex with kids all the time.
01:25:56.000And says it's okay to have sex with, you know, kids that have sex with 35-year-olds when they're 12. Just incredibly outrageous, evil, pathetic stuff of these soulless demons, like Bill Maher.
01:26:09.000But Josh was saying he had a theory dealing with what walnut sauce is.
01:26:15.000And are you going to say it's the pituitary gland?
01:26:18.000Because they confirmed that Jimmy Savelle and others would torture little kids to death, but if they couldn't get regular ones to kill, If everything was to grab a kid and run over the cars, they could say, oh, there's a police report, they get run over.
01:26:30.000But they would hurry to the morgue and they work with different government-controlled morgues and eat the pituitary gland as quickly as possible and get high off of it.
01:28:18.000I'm sure there's a whole, like, maybe 12 people, they have to have a meeting, then they, you know, maybe they talk to Jack, maybe they don't, maybe it's a position.
01:29:10.000It's allowed because it's newsworthy, because it's a celebrity, and the celebrity is threatening a public figure who's also the most powerful person in the world, so it's okay?
01:29:40.000What do you need to do to get kicked off?
01:29:42.000Because that's not the only thing that Kathy's done.
01:29:45.000Recently, she was one of the people that was calling for the name for that young boy who was with that Native American in front of his face, beating the drum.
01:29:55.000You know, I'm sure she feels bad about it now, in retrospect, especially if she's watched the video.
01:29:59.000But she got carried away, and she thought what we all thought when we saw the picture.
01:30:02.000The smirking cunt of a kid that got in the face of this beautiful indigenous man who's singing his rain dance cry or whatever the fuck he's doing.
01:30:25.000If you could get some legit Native American chants like that, it would put you into a trance, right?
01:30:30.000If you don't know what they're saying, and you just go running, and you listen to that, take a little couple tokes, go for a jog in the woods, listen to Native American chants on your AirPods.
01:30:42.000That was an interesting video, though, because, I mean, that was a 180 after just hearing the second side of the story like 12 hours later.
01:30:49.000And people still were calling for that guy's head.
01:32:28.000Got to decide, like, what the fuck we're doing.
01:32:32.000If we keep letting illogical behavior be normal, like breaking us off into fucking groups like that and thinking that, you know, all men are great or all women are great or all gays are great and all straight cisgendered men can go fuck themselves.
01:33:23.000Dude, Twitter is like, like we're saying, when someone says something dumb, like Trump will say something dumb sometimes, and I'll just go there for the memes.
01:33:29.000And I'll just read his post, and it'll get me going in the morning.
01:33:40.000Everyone found out yesterday that he's apparently from the UK. There's two stories.
01:33:46.000That is part of the story, but memes of him being from the UK and a British rapper that's supposedly from Atlanta really took over to the fact that Demi Lovato tweeted it, and she got shit on, and she's deleted her Twitter now because of the response to that.
01:35:53.000This is apparently, according to Celebrity News Outlet, the woman, whose name I will not say, apparently was backing out of a driveway and her car hit Soulja's L.A. home when she hit the curb, or at his house when she hit the curb.
01:36:06.000From that point on, his assistant reportedly became upset and started fighting with her.
01:36:09.000From there, Soulja allegedly stepped outside and tried to break up the fight.
01:36:13.000The woman says that he began punching and kicking her when she was on the ground and then tied her up for six hours.
01:37:20.000There's a lot of people that do that, man.
01:37:21.000I've seen videos of people doing that at the mall.
01:37:22.000They'll throw a drink down and then slide down on the drink.
01:37:25.000We had a guy do it once at a movie theater I worked at, and we had it on video also, and we just showed him the video, and then he left and never heard anything about it.
01:37:32.000But he was bitching up a storm, like he was hurt.
01:38:00.000The thing about those guys is anybody that does that kind of shit, I think the cops, all they have to do is go, sure, what's your social security number?
01:38:06.000And they look up all the shit that he's also done.
01:38:10.000That ain't just a little bit of a scam.
01:38:15.000It's like in Russia and stuff or other countries where everyone's doing the insurance scams to the point where everybody has to have dash cams on their car now.
01:38:24.000Yeah, there's a lot of that in Russia.
01:38:25.000You just triggered a story I heard over the weekend.
01:38:28.000I think this is a story happening in Houston where the cops broke into a house where they had heard that there was, or I think they had a warrant.
01:38:36.000Report was that neighbors had called in black tar heroin sales or something like that at this house.
01:39:07.000And so people are like, they didn't have a history of doing much.
01:39:12.000That's why I thought of it, because they looked back at these guys.
01:39:14.000Did they have an arrest history or anything?
01:39:15.000And there wasn't anything that they'd found, at least when I read about it.
01:39:18.000Do you remember the one where there was a mayor outside of Washington DC and they were using his house as an address and it was something with the mail delivery guy was running weed and so the mail delivery guy would come by And the package was addressed to him,
01:39:38.000but he would just keep the package, because he knew that this was this guy's house.
01:39:42.000It was on his route, and that way, as the package came in the mail, it would be his to deliver, but instead of delivering it, he would hold onto it.
01:40:27.000And I know you're going in there because you think this is a real drug-running operation, because the cops just got bad information, right?
01:44:49.000Because, like, there's, like, if you take your phone and put it on a wireless charger, there's, like, a little room that if you don't have to touch it, like, maybe...
01:44:56.000That's the whole reason why you're safe from getting hit by lightning, bro.
01:45:00.000That the rubber protects you from electricity.
01:45:02.000But if you park, though, a little thing comes down to the ground.
01:45:09.000Or if the streets, like if somehow, like if you're riding on the highway and if you want to fuel up, that you can fuel up using the road and pay a fee or something.
01:46:17.000It just takes a little while to figure out what all different buttons do and how to get things to happen, but it's really well thought out.
01:46:24.000Look, he's a legit genius, you know, and what he's doing is unprecedented.
01:46:31.000And, you know, this is going to sound like I'm kissing his ass because I like him because he did the podcast and then I became friends with him.
01:46:55.000Never make that Tesla Roadster that's going to come out that goes 0 to 60 in 1.9 seconds and looks like a spaceship, like a race car spaceship from the future.
01:54:56.000Sometimes when they're working on these experimental vehicles, they'll develop something, but then they don't like certain aspects of it, or then maybe they're aware of a competitor's work that might come out with more horsepower.
01:55:08.000For instance, the GT500 from Ford, it was on its way out.
01:55:15.000They were going to put it out, the new one, But they were saying that it has over 700 horsepower.
01:56:14.000The Shelby, the GT500. They said it's over 700 horsepower.
01:56:19.000The reason why they said that is because Dodge came out with the Demon, and then they came out with some other version of the Hellcat that's also like 800 horsepower.
01:56:28.000So if you come out with only 700 horsepower, it's hard.
01:56:33.000Because as ridiculous as that sounds, some people are going to think, yeah, but it's not the ZR1 that's got 750, or it's not the this or the that.
01:56:41.000So they haven't said exactly what the horsepower rating is because they're still trying to juice it up.
01:56:47.000That might be the case with the Bronco, too.
01:56:49.000They might be trying to fix things and juice things up.
01:58:53.000800 motherfucking horsepower, wide-body Mustang with a manual transmission.
01:59:00.000And they say, don't even fuck with the automatic, because the automatic transmission is the transmission from a regular automatic Mustang, and it just doesn't know what the fuck to do.
01:59:09.000I mean, it's just, it's confused by this thing.
02:01:06.000We're going to definitely have Jack back on, and we're going to have Jack back on and review some of these cases with some of the people that are in charge with it.
02:01:18.000We're going to try to get someone to compile a list of what they think would be contradictory cases or hypocritical cases or interesting cases or just fuel for conversation.
02:01:40.000I'm positive we did because we talked about Justin Wren's fight for the Forgotten Charity about what that code word Rogan is doing for pygmies in the Congo when they do that.
02:01:49.000I swear to you, even though you don't have to believe me, that did not affect how I talked to that guy.
02:01:53.000I don't have a problem getting sponsors.