Joe Rogan Experience #1371 - Andrew Santino
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This is a story about food poisoning and how to deal with it. Also, we talk about the time we passed out on a plane and the nurse had to get us back on the plane. We also talk a little bit about how much of an idiot we are and how we are not. We hope you enjoy this episode and if you do, please leave us a rating and review on Apple Podcasts and we'll read it out on the next episode. Thank you so much for listening to this episode, we really appreciate it. XOXO, Andrew & Joe xoxo - The Wanger Show is a weekly comedy podcast hosted by John Rocha and Matt Knost. Please don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe to our other shows Comedy Central, The Soup, and The Soup. If you like what you hear, please HIT SUBSCRIBE and tell a friend about what they're listening to and what they can do to help support the podcast. . Thanks for listening and supporting the podcast! - John and Matt and the rest of the crew at Comedy Bangor, Maine. Thanks so much to our sponsor, for sponsoring the podcast and making it possible for us to bring you the best quality music you can get the best reviews, reviews, and the most authentic and funniest music you'll ever get in your ears anywhere else in the world. Thank you for supporting us, thank you! - Thank you. - Matt and Andrew . . . and Joe - for your support and your support is so much appreciated. and so much more - thank you for making this podcast, it really means a lot more than you can ask us to make us feel good, we can t ask for it, we appreciate it, and we appreciate you, we love you, more than we can do it, you're amazing, we're so much, we make it, so much we're grateful, and it's a little more than that we can help us, we need it, more of you, you deserve it, thanks back, and you, so we're not less than that, we thank you, thanks, we'll make it back, more, you'll get it, it's beautiful, and more of it, Thank you, and thank you back, we mean it, than you're beautiful, more often than you'll hear it, they're amazing.
Transcript
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I know you want to get fucked up, but you can't.
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So you could do the first week of Sober October?
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Maybe like the first week this year, next year you do two weeks.
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I could do a sober month, but October sucks for me.
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It's my birthday in October, so I don't want to take it off, you know?
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So, no offense to Hilarities, which is a great comedy club.
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We stopped there Saturday night after our show in Cleveland.
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We went over to say hi to our friend Jesse May Peluso, who was headlining there.
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Anyway, so we say hi to them and they graciously, the owners of the club, graciously asked if we were hungry.
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And then we get on a plane at like 6 in the morning.
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We had walked through the airport cracking jokes like we always do.
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I woke up, like in Fight Club, when you're like, when he wakes up, he's like, on the plane, like my breath caught myself, and I sprinted to the bathroom, and I was like, so out of it, and I think the head rush had got me all fucked up, and I sat down, and I blacked out and passed out for a second, and I woke up,
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And I walk out and I grab the flight attendant and I was like, is there a doctor on the plane?
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And right then my stomach was like burbling again.
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And she's like, oh my god, you're like pale as a fucking ghost.
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And he asked to switch seats with Joe, and he sat with me, and I was hurling, dude.
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Dude, for the first time in my life, I puked in those bags.
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You know when you're like, nobody pukes in those fucking bags?
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And I was pretty sure it was food poisoning, because I've had food poisoning before, and sometimes it comes on pretty quick.
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He was asking me, he's like, what did you have last night?
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I said, I had two drinks at the show, and I had a couple of beers after with Jessamay and her friend...
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And he was like, did you take any street drugs?
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I said, dude, I didn't take any drugs last night.
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And when he told me, he looked in there and he goes, oh, you have undigested food, which means your body's rejecting it without processing it.
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Because, dude, when I grabbed you and I go, bro, something's wrong.
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It was very nerve-wracking because I was out of it.
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I felt for a second in the bathroom like something medically was really, really wrong.
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My instinct was, oh, I must be like sick or something's wrong.
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But then when I kept like having this urge to yarg, I was like, mm-mm, something's really going on.
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I was assuming that it was the vegetables because a lot of times people get it from poorly handled salad.
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If they don't wash the leaves and everything real good, people can get food poisoning from salad.
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It's apparently one of the most common ways people get food poisoning.
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He sat with me the whole time, but he could tell.
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And every couple of minutes, I'd feel like I had to throw...
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When water can't stay down, I think that's the key when you're like chugging water, chugging water.
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And it's five hours from Cleveland, so it wasn't a quick jump.
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I've had it four or five times in my life, and it's never good.
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I had it in college from movie theater popcorn.
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Me and this other dude, we had totally different meals all day and this other friend of ours too.
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And long story short, whatever, we both woke up sick the same time, like in the middle of the night.
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And we had asked when I went to the doctor finally the next day, because I was sick all day, and the doctor was like, what'd you eat?
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I detailed it and he goes, oh yeah, sometimes the butter can be spoiled or rotten.
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Maybe that's why they use that fake-ass butter.
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What the fuck is movie popcorn theater butter made out of if it's not real butter?
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People used to think margarine's the way to go.
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You know what they're finding out from those fake meat burgers?
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They fed them to rats and they're giving them liver cancer?
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One of those, Beyond Meat or Impossible Meat or Not Really Meat, whatever the fuck it is.
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Those processed vegetable oils are terrible for you.
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Rat feeding studies suggest the impossible burger may not be safe to eat.
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I'm trying to make it bigger and it's just going up.
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Rats fed the genetically modified yeast-derived protein soy...
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The burger's key ingredient developed unexplained changes in weight gain and significant signs of toxicity and signs of toxicity.
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Unexplained changes in weight gain and signs of toxicity.
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And it said the Impossible Burger is a plant-based burger.
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The key ingredient, which is a protein called soy lehegmoglobin SLH, derived from genetically modified yeast.
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A rat feeding study commissioned by the manufacturer Impossible Foods found that rats fed SL each developed unexplained changes in weight gain as well as changes in the blood that can indicate that the onset of inflammation or kidney disease as well as possible signs of anemia.
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Yeah, Impossible Foods dismissed these statistically significant effects as non-adverse or having no toxological relevance.
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They did a real study and they're like, not real.
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Well, they're dismissing it because it's not convenient.
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I mean, you do rat studies doesn't necessarily mean it transfers to people.
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Let's find out what the fucking ingredients are and how they make it.
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Because that's not the only thing that I've read.
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I've read things by actual nutritionists that are saying, look, you want to be on a plant-based diet?
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Real vegetables and avocado and, you know, there's plenty of good stuff to eat.
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But when you start making shit look like meat, that's when shit gets squirrely because you're finding all kinds of...
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I don't want to be distracting while you're talking.
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A four-ounce serving, which is pretty skimpy, clocks in at 240 calories.
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That's in the range of a beef burger, depending on fat content.
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To compare, a regular beef patty contains about 80 milligrams.
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14 grams includes 8 grams of saturated fat, which is generally considered less healthy than unsaturated fat.
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It's entirely dependent upon the source, and it's entirely dependent upon how you're eating, like what you're eating.
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This is comparable to a beef burger, mostly due to the coconut oil, which is healthy for you fuckers.
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This year the Impossible replaced a portion of the coconut oil, which is the highest in saturated fat.
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With sunflower oil, which is way shittier for you, which is an unsaturated fat.
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You know, talking to nutritionists on this podcast has been so enlightening, but so confusing when you see the way that people still want to eat low-fat.
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That was the revolution of, like I remember as a kid, everything became, in like the late 80s and 90s, everything was lower fat, but it was higher sugar content, right?
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So it was just like, less fat, less fat, but they were just increasing the sugar.
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Yeah, but they substituted it with tons of fucking sugar.
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All those monsters that put low-fat milk in their coffee, who the fuck?
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They got tricked by this idea that you're supposed to have low fat.
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That article obviously was siding with the Impossible Burger because they cited four items and it was like soy protein, coconut, and something else.
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They don't really tell you how the process is that they make those.
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Well, here's how we derive these things and fucking process them.
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I was going to say, before I even look this up, I don't think that they're even marketing as being healthier.
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It's just an alternative for meat for people that really still want to eat it.
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Yeah, it's probably less healthy for you than a fucking McDonald's cheeseburger, which is barely meat anyway.
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I mean, right, they did all those studies about Taco Bell meat, and they were like, fucking barely meat.
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Taco Bell meat has, they have an acceptable amount of filler.
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What's the acceptable number of Taco Bell filter?
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I had a friend that worked at a fast food restaurant I'm not going to name, and their graded meat was like G, I believe.
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It was G-grade, which is lower than dog food or something like that.
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If you're hungry, you'll shove it down your fucking maw.
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Did you see what happened at this World Series game the other day?
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They introduced Trump and the First Lady and they got booed.
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There's two different versions of the story I saw.
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CNN was saying that they were yelling out, lock her up.
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Another thing was saying they were saying lock him up.
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I think it was lock him up is what they were chanting.
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But CNN had it where they were saying people were chanting lock her up.
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I just said the other thing too is he was generally the president throws out the first pitch.
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And he didn't do that because he's already thrown one out somewhere and it didn't look very good.
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We got some clips in the vault of people that can't throw baseballs on the first pitch.
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Burr and Kreischer have a podcast now called Bill and Burt Podcast.
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You should pull up the image for it because they have a cigar and a glass of whiskey in their icon.
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But I go, what is up with this cigar dick you guys got as your fucking image?
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I go, you gotta get someone to reanimate that, bro.
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All those people, whoever you're hiring at All Things Comedy, pay them some real money.
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They're mad at you and they're making things look like dicks.
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Has that ever happened at a fucking baseball game?
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I saw they had a Connected Thing article that I was reading with that that said 51% of America is pro-impeachment.
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But I was like, where does that fucking poll come from?
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The only people that answer polls are assholes.
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If they call you up and go, hey, Cheeto, what do you think about this?
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Can you see who conducted that poll, that nonsense, the impeachment poll?
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I'm glad you called because I have some very relevant opinions about this impeachment.
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If we go back to Nixon, if you really pay attention to the Nixon administration, it's arguable that Trump has been more egregious with his breaking of the Constitution.
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There was no one trying to cheat on their taxes.
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Everybody was just doing their best and helping each other out.
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It's a nice, small, healthy, vibrant community of people supporting each other.
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51% of voters favor impeachment and removing President Trump from office.
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Impeached but not removed in July was 5%, and now it's 4%.
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Sometimes there's good stuff at sporting events.
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So the other funny thing that happened was those girls showed their tits.
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These two girls are behind home plate and they're both flashing their tits.
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They both got banned from Major League Baseball for life.
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Yeah, to her and this other girlfriend of hers, I think somebody told me they're starting a smut magazine or something, and that was their promo.
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Yeah, somebody said they started a magazine or something, though.
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How many girls make a living just showing their body to, like, Patreon?
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Instagram is all dancing on the line of legal picture prostitution.
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Because Twitter, they allow you, you can take it in the ass on Twitter.
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There's a lot of gals that I have to be real careful if I hand my kids one of my phones, they don't open up that fucking Twitter app.
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When he did that animated thing with Michael Jackson, did you ever see that?
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Kyle Dunnigan, the funniest fucking guy on Instagram.
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They pulled it off of Instagram, but Twitter did not.
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It's called OnlyFans that some of those people use.
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Not everyone, but this is showing some of the numbers that they've already been paying out.
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If you don't have a problem with people being naked, I don't.
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If you don't have a problem with people taking naked pictures, I don't.
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That seems like the best alternative to prostitution for a lot of these gals.
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I think, in the world of sex work, I think that makes the most sense because this is a legit, protected, legal way for them to go, hey, do you want to see me get naked at my house?
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Yeah, and no one should really have a problem with it.
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People that think it's eroding the fabric of our society.
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I think Kanye West would have an issue with it.
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You think it's going to be like a Scientology-sized thing at some point?
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Where it's going to be like people go to a place.
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I mean, it seems like he's doing it for free, though.
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You know, I mean, he's got a shit ton of money, and so does his gal.
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He does, but I mean, I think it probably opens up the doors for his other businesses, like his Yeezys and his clothes and all that shit.
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So he does the show, and then people are like, you know, what do I have to do to be in the cult?
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People could argue that you've cultivated a cult.
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However, there's absolutely no membership rituals.
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People obey people's word a little bit too much without knowing shit.
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So they just are like, it's something to hold on to.
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So maybe if their lives are shitty and dull and boring, they hear something and they're like, I agree with a good amount of that.
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Because then people can convince you to do anything.
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If you start a group, the thing about groups is you're now...
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Say if you're the leader, let's say you start the Red Boys.
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You're the founder and the leader of the Red Boys.
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There's a lot of wacky gingers out there, just like there's wacky people.
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And when people join groups and you start this group and they're saying, I'm acting as one of the red boys, well, you're now sort of in some way connected to whatever the fuck they do.
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So if they decide to get radicalized and do a bunch of really fucked up things, you know, and go after people who don't have red hair or whatever the fuck they decide to do, you're now at least somehow connected to them.
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But I think the influence online is what's creepy to me.
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But at one point, people were doing these meetups where kids were famous on Instagram.
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They just loved the idea of being like, come meet me at this park at 12. And fucking thousands of people would go.
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Like, meet me, and we're gonna run a 5K. Shut up.
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Say if he got a video of it, Kevin Hart, he would do it at shows.
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Like, say if he would show up in Milwaukee or whatever, and he had a concert he was doing there, he would set up, like, a 5K, and they would all run.
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Well, he's a positive guy and he's trying to promote positive things like health and fitness and just getting active.
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You could do that without inviting people to run with you.
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I run a minimum of four, but an average of like maybe five or six.
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That girl at the bottom right, I don't think she's running.
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No, I want to know how many people were there that didn't run.
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Look, he's a businessman and he's positive on top of it.
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This guy, a cop pulled him over, thought he was drunk.
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And he blew, and it turns out he was brewing beer in his own stomach.
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It's a rare syndrome called auto-brewing something.
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No one believed him when he said he hadn't been drinking.
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Then researchers found his body was producing alcohol.
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That guy on the right, it looks like his body's producing alcohol.
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Researchers at Richmond University Medical Center in New York eventually discovered that the man was telling the truth.
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Instead, there was yeast in his gut that was likely converting carbohydrates in the food he ate to alcohol.
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That's another lady two years, three years ago?
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Women claims her body brews alcohol, has DUI charge, dismissed.
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That dude in the previous article was two and a half times the legal limit.
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But was she feeling the effects of it or is it just in her blood?
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I don't think you exert any symptoms of being drunk.
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I'm in touch with 30 people who believe they have the same syndrome.
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Said Panola College Dean of Nursing Barbara Cordell, who has studied the syndrome for years.
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They can function at alcohol levels such as 0.30 and 0.40 when the avid person becomes comatose or dying.
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Part of the mystery of this syndrome is how they can have these extremely high levels and still be walking around and talking.
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Bert Kreischer probably does everything he does at like 50.0.50.
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Imagine if he also had this, if he had ABS and he drinks like he drinks.
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You know, Whitney was like, what Instagram filters this?
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Like, unless he's doing what some of my wife's friends do, my wife's friends are fucking, they're cartoonists.
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Where they're able to, like, Photoshop and all that shit?
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These bitches run filters on these pictures, and they shrink their legs down, and they fuck with their friends.
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They make their friend's butt a little smaller, or their arms a little bigger.
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Would you ever think they'd do anything like that?
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That bird picture, by the way, the lighting is pretty fucking good.
00:27:44.000
There's almost nothing you can do about the side handles.
00:27:50.000
Wait, that looks a little manipulated there, Jamie.
00:28:06.000
He's down to like 225. Look at what Ari wrote there.
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Tell him to post an inaction side shot of him on stage.
00:28:18.000
Well, they've got some beef now after the dosing episode.
00:28:26.000
Ari's just mad that it didn't land the way he wanted.
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Like, Ari's upset that Bert didn't, like, laugh it off and have fun with it.
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Who the fuck laughs off getting dosed with Molly?
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I think Bert wants to fucking kill him for that.
00:28:57.000
Burt's got probably, you know, maybe a reach on him.
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He went until he got staph, and that was basically the end of his career.
00:29:27.000
We were playing pool and he was walking around with a limp.
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And, you know, obviously I've done jujitsu forever and I know that sometimes people think it's a spider bite and it's staph.
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I'm like, dude, I'm telling you, I'm not a doctor, but that is fucking staph.
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And then he was angry, and he had a really good point.
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He's like, why don't they have signs in the gym?
00:30:04.000
You take jujitsu, and it's up to everybody to tell you what staph is.
00:30:08.000
Because Junior Dos Santos just pulled out of his fight.
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He was supposed to fight Alexander Volkov, but he got nasty staph in his leg.
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Like his lower leg, like his calf area, all swollen and red and funky because he got a staph infection.
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But you get a cut and then it just gets infected.
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It's like staph turns into MRSA. Well, no, it's medication-resistant staph.
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Yes, it's staph that you find in hospitals, unfortunately.
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Because a lot of times that kind of staph is immune to medication.
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One of my wife's friends got staph and she went into a fucking coma.
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Sitting on those machines doing lat pull-downs.
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Next thing you know, she's fucking going into shock.
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Like, even in the bathroom, I'm in fucking flip-flops.
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It's like my dad was always like, don't be fucking walking around in those locker rooms.
00:31:47.000
They were trying to cure with fucking parsley and herbs and shit.
00:31:52.000
Callan went over the house and she was bleeding from her gums.
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And I remember I was on heavy doses of antibiotics to the point where, like, I was fuzzy.
00:32:21.000
Believe it or not, your gut, like what's inside your gut affects your personality.
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It affects your ability to think, your energy levels.
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And when you have staph, they fucking dose you up, son, with heavy-duty antibiotics.
00:32:35.000
And I couldn't believe that people fight on that sometimes.
00:32:39.000
They fight on antibiotics when they have staph.
00:32:46.000
I'm like, how the fuck could anybody fight like this?
00:32:47.000
Luke Rockhold beat Chris Weidman for the UFC middleweight title when he was on staff medication.
00:33:03.000
He wound up actually getting a chunk of meat removed from his shin, and it's fucked him up so bad, like to this day when he fights, and he only fought once with this, he has to have like a rap.
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They're always worried about people getting it from water fountains and shit.
00:33:49.000
I knew a kid in high school that had meningitis.
00:33:54.000
From meningitis, but from high school shit, because you're around all these kids with all these fucking diseases and sicknesses, and it's like this little incubator.
00:34:01.000
I know a woman, her kid got paralyzed from getting meningitis from one of those fucking water parks.
00:34:05.000
Well, that's why usually, it comes from something, water, it happens in water a lot, apparently.
00:34:09.000
You know, that water gets in your ears and gets in your fucking mouth.
00:34:34.000
He was apparently in the doctor's office, but it was taking too long to get seen by the doctor.
00:34:40.000
He's waiting for like 45 minutes like, fuck this, I'm getting out of here.
00:34:59.000
I had been living out here for like a year or so.
00:35:02.000
And he came out here and he was like, shit was popping for him.
00:35:15.000
And then he just refused to fucking get seen again?
00:35:19.000
He got on a plane, and I think he actually flew to Hawaii to do the show.
00:35:27.000
It's always sad when you hear people that, like, I don't know if he had instructions, you know, not that he did, but you know when people have instructions to not get on a plane?
00:35:33.000
People are like, fuck that shit, and then they die because of it.
00:35:35.000
It's like that dude that was in Dave Matthews' band.
00:35:40.000
You've got to look it up to make sure I'm not fucking out of my butt.
00:35:54.000
And you're like, whoa, I didn't know that you can get cancer from that.
00:36:05.000
And he got on a fucking plane after the doctors told him not to fucking fly, and he did, and then he died.
00:36:09.000
2008. Because he had some kind of weird surgery, right?
00:36:18.000
Maybe it was that, because of the air pressure.
00:36:28.000
He died from a blood clot that coroner's office determined his cause of death to be pneumonia.
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But I don't know if it's going to say it on there.
00:36:37.000
I'm almost positive that they told him not to get on a fucking plane and he did anyway.
00:36:42.000
How many years does it take off a flight attendant's life?
00:36:47.000
They look sadder than they did when I was young.
00:36:56.000
No, it never was good, but people used to do it usually because they were like, I could fly for free and so can everybody in my family.
00:37:01.000
But now everyone I see, every flight we take, they look fucking miserable.
00:37:15.000
Even the ones that I have a good feeling about, even they seem bummed the fuck out.
00:37:23.000
They're like, hi, do you want something before we leave?
00:37:28.000
That's a tough fucking gig to constantly be like...
00:37:32.000
Because people are such pieces of shit and we're becoming more pieces of shit.
00:37:37.000
Nobody obeys any of the fucking rules about overhead space and any of that stuff.
00:37:41.000
And I think it's extreme now because people are like, I'm not checking my fucking bag.
00:37:48.000
Some lady and this guy got a little cunty with me on the flight over.
00:38:09.000
I'm like, don't you think I would if it was open?
00:38:15.000
People cop attitudes and they get mad at the...
00:38:25.000
And a dude was losing it on the gate attendant, you know?
00:38:29.000
He was like, you fucking, you fucking asshole, da-da-da-da-da, like, going off.
00:38:33.000
And everyone's kind of, like, turned, like, pissed, like, fucking pissed that this guy's losing on this asshole in a public space like this for no reason.
00:38:38.000
And this dude is sitting on the floor, and I can tell he's, like, kind of bobbing, and he's, like, reeling.
00:38:48.000
And then this guy was like, oh, what do you care about?
00:38:51.000
If you've got an issue with it, let's go take a walk.
00:38:53.000
And you could tell his alpha fucking step up scared this dude to death.
00:38:59.000
And he was like, don't fucking yell at that guy.
00:39:02.000
Any guy who yells at someone, some flight attendant or someone who works at the desk, it's not their call.
00:39:22.000
Because the guy kept saying, he goes, you guys do this all the time.
00:39:25.000
And the dude on the ground goes, go fly another airline, bud.
00:39:31.000
You have to deal with the conflict and the heat in the air.
00:39:36.000
I was like, dude, that's cool that you said that.
00:39:39.000
I was like, you know, because it's like somebody should say something.
00:39:41.000
I know, but it's that leap before you say something.
00:39:44.000
Like, do you want to tell this guy to shut the fuck up?
00:39:51.000
It's like, do I want to step into that world where this asshole then becomes a thing with me and then it's a whole thing?
00:40:01.000
If he's that dumb that he's yelling at some lady that works there or some guy that works there, he's a fucking moron.
00:40:06.000
Who knows what kind of shitty judgment that guy's going to have.
00:40:08.000
He was bald with a ponytail, if that says everything.
00:40:24.000
Is there a girl out there that fucks guys only who are bald with ponytails?
00:40:35.000
Speaking of bald ponytail, did you see what happened in the game when LeBron's hair fell off?
00:40:39.000
Somebody showed me a photo, but I thought that looked so...
00:40:49.000
He's a giant super athlete with a really well-shaped head.
00:40:55.000
Pull up that picture, because I want to see the fucking...
00:40:57.000
He's got some nonsense glued on his head that's, like, not his hair.
00:41:02.000
See, his hair moved up, and someone had to tell him.
00:41:27.000
Anthony Davis is telling him, hey, dog, your hair's up.
00:41:35.000
Oh, he's pointing to something's up with your hair.
00:41:42.000
He's the only guy on the team that could probably tell him that.
00:41:43.000
Anybody else would get traded immediately, probably.
00:41:48.000
And last night, he didn't have the headband on.
00:42:14.000
Yeah, I know, but in his mind, he's like, I gotta still be the young guy, you know?
00:42:20.000
I saw him on a fucking billboard, and he has long hair, and he always had, like, short military cut, you know?
00:42:28.000
You're talking about the movies he's doing now.
00:42:30.000
It's like a kid's firefighter movie or some bullshit.
00:42:43.000
He's not going to come anywhere near being The Rock.
00:42:52.000
He just wants to follow that path of WWE guy who's sweet and nice and affable and also strong and can play the tough guy.
00:43:21.000
The big tough guy thing is like, only so many guys can pull it off anymore.
00:43:28.000
First of all, The Rock's an undeniable, giant, tough guy.
00:43:35.000
He's six foot six, stacked, super jeans, Hawaiian, gorgeous man.
00:43:54.000
I think they all think that they can come into Hollywood and it's like an easy transfer.
00:44:05.000
He's in that movie with, what the fuck's his name?
00:44:21.000
You know, because I knew some of the people involved.
00:44:25.000
You know, they just want people to come and read.
00:44:31.000
Look, I felt like he didn't want to even fucking do it.
00:44:45.000
This is in front of, like, all the executives and shit.
00:45:02.000
It felt like it was fucking his first time on that boat, bud.
00:45:12.000
That'd be crazy for him to never see that script and do a studio table read.
00:45:22.000
I'm just saying, the difference when you meet people in this industry, in the television and film, that are like just really, really good.
00:45:34.000
I bet you The Rock is phenomenal in table reads.
00:45:37.000
And table reads are important because the studio gets to see it.
00:45:45.000
But it's just like it sells you more to all of these other sources to feel like this is the guy we want to get behind.
00:45:51.000
Because I've run into a lot of great actors and actresses in the business and you can fucking tell, dude, the way that they handle things sometimes you're like, oh man, that's why they're good.
00:46:03.000
It's the same way a good comedian can just turn on.
00:46:06.000
We can be having this conversation seconds later.
00:46:51.000
I hear in the middle of the film, in the middle of a really serious scene, I hear someone go, they're punched in on his face.
00:46:58.000
I hear a woman go, did they photoshop a hair lip on him?
00:47:09.000
I felt like the way I felt when I first saw the movie Belly in theater.
00:47:18.000
I heard a girl say, in the ass is okay, but in the ass and the mouth, no fucking way.
00:47:26.000
But it's just like that combination of things when you're like, what?
00:47:32.000
In the ass is fine, but in the ass and in the mouth, no fucking way.
00:47:37.000
What was the context of that fucking conversation?
00:47:41.000
Well, there's a site that's dedicated to that called Overheard in LA. Overheard in LA? And all they do is talk about bullshit that you hear in Los Angeles.
00:48:06.000
I'm almost 30. This Halloween is my last chance to fuck a guy dressed as Harry Potter.
00:48:19.000
Overheard in L.A. How much are those writers, though, that are writing that kind of stuff?
00:48:25.000
I'm sure some dude started it for fun, and then it just, you know, kept going.
00:48:29.000
Yeah, I'd like to fucking, I'd like to go away from the fires.
00:48:33.000
I think we complain, but they're really lit up.
00:48:38.000
Yeah, that's where Henry Cejudo almost fucking burnt to death.
00:48:40.000
You can catch fires, man, everywhere that's dry.
00:48:47.000
And last year, we got a lot of rain in the winter, and everybody predicted that all this rain was going to dry out as soon as the rainy season was over.
00:48:55.000
The grass was going to grow really high because of all the nutrients and all the water.
00:49:00.000
When you have fires and then water, it's a terrible combination because apparently all the carbon from the fire actually helps...
00:49:10.000
So it's overgrown and then now it's overgrown and there's all this dead shit now.
00:49:14.000
So the areas where I run, weeds were higher than I'd ever seen them before.
00:49:19.000
Like fucking six foot tall weeds and all that mustard grass shit.
00:49:27.000
What are those things called, like my dog gets them up?
00:49:34.000
My dog gets them everywhere because he has long hair.
00:49:43.000
That was the worst shit on earth because she was just rolling around in that shit.
00:49:47.000
And she gets back all happy and I'm like, God damn it, I gotta pick these fucking things out for like an hour.
00:50:00.000
If I could just tour from Chicago and then do whatever I wanted to do every once in a while.
00:50:12.000
Like you and Diaz and all our friends that are here.
00:50:17.000
You know, I love the fact, like last night I did that benefit for Callan, Callan's friend.
00:50:36.000
I'm like, I love the fact that I could leave my house.
00:50:44.000
I was only there for like an hour and a half, but I had a great time.
00:50:46.000
I had a recharge of camaraderie and friendship.
00:50:50.000
And plus, it was cool to do, you know, we did an arena Saturday night, and then we go to do the main room.
00:50:56.000
It's like, you feel the difference between those two rooms.
00:51:00.000
Well, you know what you ought to talk about is how fucking, we were taken back by the Fox Theater.
00:51:06.000
Yeah, people, you could see it on my Instagram.
00:51:08.000
I took videos of it, and some photos, and it's the most beautiful theater.
00:51:13.000
And I've worked at a lot of beautiful theaters.
00:51:15.000
It's the most beautiful theater I've ever It was stunning, man.
00:51:17.000
The staff was so cool, they took us out afterwards.
00:51:22.000
Me and Ian Edwards and Joe had gone back down to the stage, and holy shit.
00:51:30.000
And this is from the 1920s, and they restored it.
00:51:47.000
And then they turned the lights down for us so we could see what it really looks like and then turned the roof light on.
00:51:54.000
Because they had all these spotlights on so they could clean and get everything ready.
00:51:57.000
And they turned those down for us and then turned the house lights on so we could see all the ornate, gilded woodwork.
00:52:03.000
And just like, you can't build a place like this anymore.
00:52:06.000
You can kind of see on the top row there's faces carved up there.
00:52:14.000
Oh, he said they redid it in the 80s and five guys died while building it, while fixing it.
00:52:19.000
And he said when they had a guy up there cleaning, they found a helmet and like a pickaxe almost that was like placed and the helmet was on the pickaxe.
00:52:30.000
And this bozo comes down and he's like, Hey, Mick, look at this shit!
00:52:35.000
That was in memory of one of the builders that died during the...
00:52:46.000
And then right away, of course, I knew it was going to go there.
00:53:05.000
He said some comic was there and could hear the knocking.
00:53:08.000
Apparently there was like knocking in the roof and he just bitched about it half of the show.
00:53:12.000
Was saying like he kept hearing the knocking while he was on stage.
00:53:21.000
There's something about the knocking that's bothering me.
00:53:23.000
Well, dude, the other night, you said it, at the improv, there was a cricket inside.
00:53:35.000
For the first show, I didn't hear it, because Jesus was like, Jesus made a joke right away.
00:53:39.000
He goes, man, you know it's bad when the crickets are louder than the laughs.
00:53:47.000
And then the second show, it was so loud I could hear it.
00:54:02.000
I love the I love the fact that it takes up seats.
00:54:04.000
I love the fact that it gets in the way of the people that are sitting over there.
00:54:08.000
I love the fact that it's fucking useless and no one plays piano there.
00:54:43.000
Did the store used to have a piano right next to the stage?
00:54:47.000
Like when you would stand by the stage, Jeff Scott would play piano like he does in the main room?
00:54:56.000
Yeah, well they used to have a piano in the main room.
00:55:02.000
Is that the only club that still has a professional keyboardist that plays you up?
00:55:17.000
Might be the most underrated room in the world.
00:55:28.000
It's the perfect shape and size and number because it's a nice box.
00:55:40.000
DePaulo filmed or recorded one of his comedy specials there.
00:55:50.000
And it's packed constantly, because those people down there, they don't want to make the drive to come up to fucking L.A., and there's nothing around there club-wise.
00:55:57.000
Yeah, you get American Comedy Company in San Diego, they can go there, but La Jolla is so beautiful.
00:56:03.000
If I lived in La Jolla, I wouldn't want to go anywhere.
00:56:05.000
We said that if we were going to go down to San Diego, you'd move to La Jolla.
00:56:24.000
We were like, San Diego is this beautiful, pristine city with a lot of money.
00:56:29.000
I will argue not a ton of culture, but that's okay.
00:56:34.000
I mean, you've seen some of the shit that fucking...
00:56:36.000
And then you cross the fucking border, and TJ is like, donkeys, fucking women, marshmallow shows...
00:56:44.000
You know where they shoot marshmallows out of their pussy?
00:56:47.000
What kind of force do you have to generate to get a marshmallow?
00:57:01.000
Stan Hope told me a story about some lady in Thailand that could chew up bananas with her pussy and spit out chunks of it.
00:57:12.000
She'd take a banana, stuff it in her pussy, chop it up.
00:57:25.000
Some girls have stronger pussies than other girls.
00:57:29.000
And I think some gals just let the pussy be what it is.
00:57:50.000
But the act of actively squeezing it requires work.
00:58:08.000
I haven't really fucked with a lot of different things.
00:58:12.000
Like, nature's designed so that you spooge really quickly so that you can make a baby while the lions are coming after you.
00:58:23.000
That's how you know we're getting lazier as a culture, because we're trying to hold out as long as we can.
00:58:32.000
How about those assholes that try to cum internally?
00:58:50.000
Actually, the first time I jerked off, I didn't shoot.
00:58:54.000
I jerked off and I came and I think I stopped and nothing came out.
00:59:02.000
But you were so young, you'd never come before.
00:59:04.000
I was 32. 32. No, I just remember the first time, and then I did it again later that night, and I did cum.
00:59:16.000
He told me when he was young, he was dating this girl, and she was always worried that he was cheating on her.
00:59:20.000
And so that if he would cum, she would get upset if it wasn't that much.
00:59:35.000
Can you imagine someone judging the amount of projectile, the amount of ejaculate?
00:59:51.000
Yeah, it's like when someone sells you an eighth of weed, you're like, hmm.
00:59:59.000
I saw an article that said they are finally at the final stages of making odorless weed.
01:00:05.000
This company in Colorado is making odorless weed.
01:00:17.000
Like, when you're getting high, you're like, I don't smell anything.
01:00:21.000
And then people walk in the room like, what the fuck?
01:00:30.000
Everyone's trying to manipulate weed to be everything not weed.
01:00:34.000
This is how those people died from that vape shit.
01:00:43.000
Take that robot dick out of your mouth, you fucking weirdo.
01:00:46.000
I was at my doctor's office the other day, and I got on the elevator.
01:00:49.000
When a guy gets on the elevator, stinking of weed.
01:00:54.000
He's like, yeah, I had to get my head straight.
01:01:15.000
Yeah, he's like, I have to get my head straight.
01:01:21.000
I like it when I walk by it, and you can smell it somewhere, and you're like, all right.
01:01:26.000
It's just like a nice little pick-me-up for the day.
01:01:52.000
There's fucking billboards everywhere just like LA. It's spreading across the country.
01:01:57.000
It's a nice feeling like when you're in the car and you drive and you see, you know, the best cannabis in Michigan.
01:02:06.000
Dude, we were talking here in LA. They finally have full legal cannabis cafes where you can eat dinner and get hot.
01:02:26.000
But he says you get full blood tenders, full, like, really nice meals.
01:02:36.000
You know in the corner of L.A. when it's like a...
01:02:41.000
It's just like a junk pit, you know, of like...
01:02:44.000
Sometimes it's like a flower sale place or whatever, signs, and they gutted that, cleaned it out, turned it into this gorgeous restaurant with all this beautiful foliage on the outside.
01:02:57.000
Weed enhances your taste buds, which people don't know.
01:03:01.000
When you smoke weed and then eat, food tastes better.
01:03:09.000
But also, do you think if you were high as fuck, you'd be able to tell there's something wrong with those vegetables that you ate?
01:03:20.000
If I turn, I go, dude, something's weird about this.
01:03:27.000
But that's got to be true, though, that it enhances in the right way.
01:03:34.000
Magic fruit changes the chemical composition of your taste buds on your tongue for about 15 to 20 minutes.
01:03:49.000
Oh, so maybe you talked about it with another person.
01:03:52.000
I don't know what the magic fruit real name is, but it's a berry.
01:03:55.000
It's like the nut of a berry, and you eat it, and when you put it in your mouth, it doesn't taste great.
01:04:00.000
Or you put the dissolved tablets they have now, and your whole tongue, the composition of your tongue changes.
01:04:05.000
So, like, you could eat a lemon, and it tastes sweet.
01:04:21.000
Plant known for its berry when eaten causes sour food subsequently consumed to taste sweet.
01:04:40.000
A good friend of mine did it at a dinner party.
01:04:48.000
And they had a platter of different things to try out that were usually sour.
01:04:59.000
When you taste sugars, it tastes different on everyone's tongue when you're on this fruit.
01:05:10.000
Like for me, sugary stuff tasted kind of dull or like numb.
01:05:30.000
I wish there was more shit like that for food when you ate it that like...
01:05:38.000
Like I like blue cheese, but then sometimes if I eat it...
01:05:47.000
If it's too much, I'll eat a giant bar of blue cheese.
01:05:56.000
But if it's too much of the guffy cheese stuff, I can't do it.
01:06:01.000
I don't need anything on steak, but I've had steak, like a filet mignon with a blue cheese crumble on top.
01:06:09.000
We had good steaks at dinner that Jamie missed because he couldn't come see us and hang out.
01:06:15.000
Jamie got one of them cool front wallets, a Ridge wallet, which I have too.
01:06:38.000
No, they have to be within a certain amount of distance.
01:06:43.000
Yeah, I've heard they have to be within a few feet of you.
01:06:45.000
I think subways, places like that are more susceptible where you're sitting next to someone for a long period of time.
01:06:52.000
Walking by you has got to be so hard to pick it up.
01:06:54.000
Well, so Jamie has his Ridge wallet, but he also has sweatpants.
01:06:58.000
And he also had his feet up on the chair in front of him.
01:07:02.000
His legs were up in the air like he was giving birth.
01:07:18.000
And he might be fucked up so hard that he can't come to New York next week for Masvidal versus Diaz.
01:07:28.000
He doesn't know when he's going to get his ID. Are you in process right now?
01:07:35.000
So there's a couple of things that I thought you could do.
01:07:39.000
So there's a confusion on the ability for that.
01:07:43.000
The actual card is now on the way in the mail through the state.
01:07:48.000
The only time I ever lost it in Ohio, you could just go back and get it right away.
01:07:53.000
Yeah, I don't know when the times have changed on that.
01:07:55.000
I don't think the birth certificate I have is certified because it's an actual photocopy of my real birth certificate, which I used to use.
01:08:01.000
That was a good thing to have back in the night.
01:08:05.000
You have to have a stamped one and all sorts of shit.
01:08:10.000
Dude, I don't even know where any of that stuff...
01:08:12.000
It's got to be in my mom's house somewhere, but I have no fucking idea where that stuff is.
01:08:33.000
They walk you all the way up to the guy or the gal who's working there.
01:08:38.000
And I have pre and TSA pre or TSA pre and clear.
01:08:43.000
Well, you don't travel international enough to have global, right?
01:08:51.000
I've been on the country every fucking year for the last 15 years.
01:08:53.000
I know, but does everybody in your family have it too?
01:09:12.000
I don't know how many states have this, but being at the DMV the last few days...
01:09:16.000
Real ID is a new thing coming through some states, and if you want to travel domestically, you have to get a new ID. What?
01:09:28.000
You're going to have to have a passport if you want to go to Vegas.
01:09:33.000
Or get this new version of the California ID. Like get to go give another...
01:09:45.000
Oh my I gave in when I bought this tracking device that's listening to me 24 hours a day.
01:09:52.000
What's the worst thing you do that that phone picks up?
01:10:06.000
One day you're going to say something bad about the government.
01:10:11.000
President Elizabeth Warren is going to bring you into a room.
01:10:14.000
She's going to just show you all the things you've done.
01:10:43.000
Remember when there was a cop that shot someone and his response was inadequate?
01:10:47.000
And so they had all these fucking people saying, how the fuck are you running for president while you're the mayor?
01:10:53.000
I don't understand how the fuck you could have an incredibly time-consuming taxing job like being the mayor of a major city.
01:11:05.000
You're supposed to be running that, and you're also running for president?
01:11:10.000
It's like if you had a job, and you were the fucking CEO of, whatever, fucking Heineken, right?
01:11:15.000
And then, in the meantime, you're out there campaigning to be the CEO of Budweiser.
01:11:27.000
Eight hours out of the fucking week, you're off doing Budweiser shit.
01:11:35.000
I'd like to keep the Heineken gig while I try to get the Budweiser gig, if you don't mind.
01:11:44.000
A county commissioner, Warren Hurst, can be seen giving minutes-long speech against what he sees as an America changing towards liberal values, arguing to make his jurisdiction a gun sanctuary,
01:12:00.000
meaning that resources would be diverted away from enforcing certain gun laws.
01:12:06.000
In the speech, Hurst lamented, Well, we got running for president in the Democratic Party saying that better candidates could be found in jail.
01:12:16.000
He continued, we got a queer running for president.
01:12:27.000
What do you think would happen if you became president?
01:12:29.000
How bad would the homophobia be in this country?
01:12:34.000
It almost would be worse for gay people in the short run.
01:12:47.000
But he doesn't have a fucking snowball's chance in hell.
01:12:52.000
You know who kills me is that Beto O'Rourke guy?
01:13:01.000
For the next 24 months, you are going to pretend you're running for president.
01:13:05.000
And I just want you to skateboard and say a bunch of dumb shit.
01:13:11.000
Real clumsy with the way you talk about things.
01:13:24.000
I'm going to be Alpha Osantino the next time I run.
01:13:26.000
It's like, you know how Ali G, he has these characters.
01:13:54.000
On his Instagram saying, don't ever forget this when this guy runs for president.
01:14:13.000
I don't know if Sam's done any research at all.
01:14:15.000
Sam and I have endless, endless arguments that go fucking nowhere.
01:14:23.000
The only thing I do know about him before this was happening was that he was known to be in this thing called the Cult of the Dead Cow, which is like a hacker group back in the day.
01:14:32.000
One of our first hacker groups, you know, like when the movie Hackers was a thing, like that time period, I think.
01:14:43.000
No, it's like him in his underwear with writing all over his body.
01:14:48.000
Did you see that they fucking changed the ABCs?
01:14:54.000
Now they don't, now it's not, you know, because our youth, you know, you learn LMNO. LMNOP. So now it's not LMNO. Why?
01:15:01.000
They sing it L, M, N, they change the rhythm of the fucking song.
01:15:06.000
Because they don't want kids to say LMNO to get confused that those are not separate, that they are separate letters.
01:15:15.000
The one guy recorded a new version of the song and went viral.
01:15:30.000
I see a bunch of older pictures of them back then.
01:15:43.000
I probably was so disturbed by it, I didn't make it a favorite.
01:15:45.000
You know, it's Sam's wallpaper on his phone, I'm sure.
01:16:00.000
Yeah, maybe too far back, because he posts every day.
01:16:18.000
And then that girl, Katie Hill, announced her resignment because she's getting harassed.
01:16:28.000
Well, the girl she openly admitted to, the guy she said was, there was false rumors about their work sexual relationship, that they never hooked up at work or some bullshit like that.
01:16:40.000
That her husband, that's probably part of it, that she's married.
01:16:45.000
But that her husband, comma, problem one, that he's being emotionally abusive to her by, like, releasing all this information about her cheating.
01:16:57.000
Imagine if it was a wife doing that about a male.
01:17:03.000
You would never say that she's being emotionally abusive about her cheating husband.
01:17:10.000
But this article that I read said he's being emotionally abusive about her past, about her, whatever, infidelity.
01:17:23.000
Yeah, hooking up with these people and pictures and all this shit.
01:17:26.000
Some comic had a funny tweet this morning that was like...
01:17:30.000
I just, like, the idea of a thruple's kind of hot, but when you saw the picture of who she hooked up with, you're like, oh, bummer.
01:17:51.000
I didn't think I was going to find that either.
01:18:29.000
Man, when people are Masons, everybody freaks out.
01:18:31.000
I'm so ignorant I don't really know what that is, but I see it all the time.
01:18:34.000
It's an ancient group that you could belong to.
01:18:43.000
Michael Chavello is a Mason, and I think Pat Miletic is a Mason as well.
01:19:22.000
Who did we talk to in the car that said that they were saying they think...
01:19:29.000
Oh, that Dave's talking about Snowden, saying that he's...
01:19:38.000
Because I've heard it so many times used about me.
01:19:43.000
My entire life, what I did was I got into martial arts.
01:19:47.000
I became a martial arts guy, taught martial arts, got into stand-up comedy.
01:19:51.000
But it was really just to become controlled opposition.
01:19:55.000
You know, putting together a podcast, all that.
01:20:05.000
It's basically the Chinese government got a hold of me when I was a baby, and they groomed me.
01:20:15.000
See, the thing is, people on the outside, you know, have you ever had someone, like, come up with a theory about you, that you read it, you're like, what?
01:20:26.000
Because I said on a post one time that I married Chris D'Elia, that we were, like, running away, and, like, a foreign publication got a hold of it, that, like, the English translation's hysterical.
01:20:49.000
If you were gay, would you be a top or a bottom?
01:21:03.000
You know those guys that wear those work gloves?
01:21:41.000
Those gloves, those workout gloves, all those guys who work out in the park, who do those crazy calisthenics guys, they wear these work gloves.
01:21:53.000
You ever pay attention to those workout in the park guys?
01:22:00.000
Yeah, but I mean, these guys in the park is what I'm talking about.
01:22:05.000
They take prison workouts and they teach them in the park.
01:22:07.000
There's a guy that does a YouTube thing that's like prison workouts in the park and shit.
01:22:13.000
I didn't know it was prison workouts in the park.
01:22:15.000
And I don't know if this guy wears the gloves, but he uses whatever he can, right?
01:22:20.000
Well, these guys are just using, like, the monkey bars and, like, parallel bars and chin-up bars and stuff that you find.
01:22:29.000
These guys, man, the fucking build on these dudes.
01:22:34.000
And the fucking feats of strength that they do, where they'll do a chin-up, keep their legs extended.
01:22:51.000
Believe it or not, this guy does not have an impressive physique in comparison to a lot of these fucking guys.
01:22:56.000
No, truthfully, some of these guys are, it's un-fucking-real.
01:22:59.000
Yeah, but it's an amazing way to exercise when you realize, like, this shit.
01:23:05.000
This guy's doing dips, but he's doing dips with his legs almost parallel to the floor behind him.
01:23:23.000
To get a body like that, like, who wouldn't be happy with a body like that?
01:23:31.000
And these fucking guys are all doing it at the gym.
01:23:34.000
I mean, at these, you know, these gym setups in the park.
01:23:40.000
It's just a lot of push-up setups and pull-ups, right?
01:23:46.000
I mean, you see some guy, there was one guy that did it who was, well, I'm 52. You see one guy who did it who was 63. Jamie.
01:23:57.000
But one guy who did it was 63, but there was a guy that I was looking at the other day that was 35 years old, and he looked like a fucking comic book superhero.
01:24:11.000
But they were talking to this dude, and they were like, this is all you do?
01:24:26.000
And Jamie's been trying to do a muscle-up for four years now.
01:24:31.000
This guy's just throwing six, seven muscle-ups, eight.
01:24:36.000
This is a great transition from is Andrew gay to then me and you watching men do pull-ups.
01:24:41.000
But the build that these guys create just from doing muscle-ups.
01:24:51.000
This guy's at 12. He did 12 fucking muscle-ups.
01:25:02.000
Like, look at the fucking shredded these guys are.
01:25:06.000
It's an amazing way to work out, man, because it's all body weights.
01:25:09.000
You know, it's all chin-ups and dips and push-ups, and they figure out a way to do them in all sorts of different ways, right?
01:25:16.000
They figure out a way to do these chin-ups and dips and different angles so you're hitting the bottom of your chest, the top of your chest.
01:25:22.000
I think there's a lot of genetics involved there, too.
01:25:28.000
To do what that guy just did, you need to fucking work hard for a long time.
01:25:35.000
At some point, they're blessed with, like, athletic skill to be able to get to that point.
01:25:40.000
Some people can work out a lot and still never be able to do a fucking muscle up.
01:25:46.000
I just had an injury I've been recovering from.
01:25:49.000
He fell while he was using one of our hoverboards.
01:26:10.000
I was getting real confident and thought I could start filming while I was going around on it.
01:26:15.000
Next thing I know, I was like on the ground, cameras broke.
01:26:24.000
It literally, I don't know what it went through, but it fucked up my posture because it started in my back.
01:26:31.000
Then it just started problems down in my left leg and hip and Oh, shit.
01:26:35.000
Yeah, if you can't sit right, man, you can get a bulging disc easy.
01:26:40.000
You have like a wallet, you keep too many business cards.
01:26:45.000
Guys, you're sitting on your wallet and all your weight's on one ass cheek and your disc gets compressed on one side.
01:27:27.000
I put a case on it because the AppleCare is gone on this thing now.
01:27:36.000
It's like I paid the phone off and then there's no AppleCare anymore left.
01:27:46.000
If I did break it, I would just go get a new one.
01:27:47.000
So you're one of those guys when you have car insurance, you drive like an asshole?
01:27:57.000
No, because my insurance has it covered already.
01:28:21.000
It's all a finger going straight across from yourself.
01:28:25.000
Jamie, don't fall off a fucking hoverboard again.
01:28:28.000
Fall on the other side and balance yourself out.
01:28:39.000
It goes like 25 miles an hour, like a Usain Bolt sprint.
01:28:56.000
How many of those MAGA hats were made in China?
01:29:06.000
MAGA hats being made in China is fucking funny.
01:29:07.000
You know fashion-wise, when he's gone and all this shit's over within a decade or so, those hats are going to be so fucking popular.
01:29:27.000
People will beat your ass if you have a red hat with other white letters on it.
01:29:32.000
Like, there's a girl who got maced in the face and she had a hat that said, Make Bitcoin Great Again.
01:29:43.000
But has this happened for any other president where this kind of thing...
01:29:46.000
Like, did someone wear shirts for another president and that was kind of the thing?
01:30:03.000
They just associate Trump, so they're like, that's it.
01:30:18.000
When we first came here and we stole it from people?
01:30:23.000
If you pay attention to real trends, forget about how you feel.
01:30:30.000
If you just look at objective trends in terms of violence, crime, all the statistics that we're all really terrified about, there's never been a better time.
01:30:44.000
The United States, it's a pretty goddamn good time.
01:30:48.000
Well, fucking Trump just went after Chicago again.
01:30:50.000
He just was making fun of my city because of the crime rate, saying how we can't get it under control.
01:30:57.000
Yeah, saying that we can't get crime under control in Chicago.
01:31:00.000
Well, he's probably making fun of the mayor, you know, in some way.
01:31:15.000
Chicago gets shots taken at it all the time because it's like, they're like, it's fucking, it's all violence.
01:31:24.000
It's a very specific area that has had extreme violence for a long time.
01:31:32.000
It's scary when you have a place where it's isolated, where there's just so much violence there, and then outside of it, it's really nice.
01:31:42.000
But some of the nice areas we're getting, even, like, kids would do these things, they'd do these mob attacks, where they'd go to, like, a really nice area, like Michigan Avenue, where all the tourists are and shit.
01:31:50.000
And they would just, like, rob someone, but they'd be, like, 15 people on one, you know?
01:31:53.000
So they knew that, A, they were gonna get away with it, and B, how could you stop?
01:31:59.000
And they would run into a store and steal shit and just leave.
01:32:02.000
Because they figure, you're not gonna get all of us.
01:32:10.000
I don't know how many times I've done it right now, but it's happened three times in California, twice here or somewhere else.
01:32:18.000
Probably 200 people get on those scooters and just take over a street and then just go wherever they can go.
01:32:24.000
And the cops are trying to stop them, but there's so many people they can't stop and the helicopters are on them.
01:32:33.000
What are those things called when people have flash mobs?
01:32:38.000
I mean, I haven't seen anything dangerous happening, but I mean, I'm sure it's...
01:32:41.000
Speaking of dangerous, what do you think about what Trump did when they killed the head of ISIS and he said he died crying and whimpering?
01:32:57.000
Sometimes I think he's trying to be funny or clever, and it's like an autistic kid.
01:33:08.000
I think he thinks it's normal or fun or interesting or dynamic, and people are like...
01:33:15.000
Dewey, is that the version that you want to say?
01:33:20.000
It's like the theory of how do you tell someone they're wrong when things have told them that they're right?
01:33:26.000
How do you tell the guy that's like, I won against all odds to become the president when someone's like, you shouldn't tweet that.
01:33:34.000
It's hard to convince this guy that he's wrong when he feels right.
01:33:36.000
Well, if anybody tells him not to do things, he fires them.
01:33:40.000
So it's just kind of like he has a bunch of yes men anyway.
01:33:42.000
Well, he's treating the presidency the same way he treats running Trump Tower.
01:33:49.000
Everybody tells him what to do, get the fuck out of here.
01:33:56.000
Like, what would you expect different out of a guy who's 70, what is he, 74?
01:34:04.000
To be running a giant fucking thing like the presidency.
01:34:17.000
Did you see the photo that they put out yesterday?
01:34:20.000
A lot of people were saying this is a staged photo.
01:34:24.000
Yeah, all the things aren't plugged in to the Cat5 wires.
01:34:29.000
All the guys are kind of looking in different directions.
01:34:33.000
What kind of IT guy let that thing be so goddamn sloppy?
01:34:39.000
Them watching that happen, because they're trying to compare it to the one that happened, the Obama one, when they killed Bin Laden and everyone stood around the war room.
01:34:49.000
Go down, there's a bunch of photoshopped ones that are coming out now.
01:35:04.000
We saw a video this weekend of Hulk Hogan checking down some guy at a restaurant.
01:35:07.000
He was on crutches, and some guy must have said something fucking stupid to him.
01:35:10.000
And he walked up to him, and he was giving him the whole, like, I'm a personality, but I'll still bust your...
01:35:16.000
That's what I like about guys like that, that are like, yeah, no, I'm famous, and like...
01:35:19.000
You know, you can be like cute and hello and say, but like talk shit and I'll still fuck you up.
01:35:27.000
We were saying that he lost like three plus inches of height because of all of his back operations.
01:35:33.000
Because they removed all of his discs and fused them all together.
01:35:36.000
So all the cushion in between his discs are all gone.
01:35:40.000
All the spinal columns are all smooshed together and bolted down in so many different places.
01:35:49.000
It does take such a toll on their fucking body, as much as I think it's still goofball bullshit.
01:35:59.000
I mean, he really created that just to strengthen his spine and rehabilitate himself from all the injuries that he incurred during pro wrestling.
01:36:11.000
Yeah, you see like in-shape dudes trying it online and they're struggling.
01:36:17.000
And his yoga's particularly intense because he adds a lot of dynamic tension to it.
01:36:22.000
And, you know, that guy's, I mean, he's in his 60s and he came here and he was doing some yoga poses like grabbing a hold of his ankle and lifting it up over his head.
01:36:43.000
I'm sure I run five miles, but I'm scared to do yoga.
01:36:50.000
It's the best way because you stretch out better.
01:36:54.000
Plus, it's good for your body because it develops heat shock proteins that mimic what's like being in an sauna.
01:37:06.000
Because I don't want to be the guy in hot yoga.
01:37:17.000
He does Bert because he's a fucking diabolical person.
01:37:21.000
He does Bert because he felt he'd get away with it.
01:37:25.000
It was a lapse in judgment that he has sent to apologize for.
01:37:30.000
I'll do hot yoga if you come play basketball with me and Jamie.
01:37:33.000
I would do that, but basketball's hard on the joints, man.
01:38:23.000
You know what the problem is with yoga for me, for real?
01:38:27.000
I don't even know if you know how good Jamie is.
01:38:30.000
There's a video of Jamie doing jump shots, just swish, catches the ball, swish.
01:39:33.000
Jamie and I have been talking about this for how many years now?
01:39:39.000
Like, one time we filmed Fitzsimmons and I playing pool.
01:40:02.000
I don't know any comedians that are really good at moving the ball around.
01:40:09.000
Meaning, can you draw the ball full table length?
01:40:12.000
I know no comedians other than myself that can do that.
01:40:14.000
No comedians other than myself that have actually played in real tournaments.
01:40:19.000
I don't play that good now, but when I was playing a lot, I was like a B player.
01:40:34.000
That's not world-class, not professional-level, but I'm a legit, what they would call a shortstop player.
01:41:03.000
You just talking shit, playing pool, having fun?
01:41:06.000
We'd have to give people wired mics, and it would have to...
01:41:17.000
Here's one thing that I could do that would be fun.
01:41:36.000
No, she's really good, but she's had some severe, also severe back problems.
01:41:46.000
Could a pro be able to teach a comedian well enough to compete against you?
01:42:03.000
You could take a person that doesn't know how to play, and they could play every day for a year, and I'll still crush them.
01:42:21.000
I feel like it'd be two rounds before every show.
01:42:47.000
Too many things, and it also takes a lot of time.
01:42:52.000
No, you would just start with nine is what you would do, though.
01:42:57.000
If you walk and it takes long, you get in that cart, you can play speed golf.
01:43:01.000
Dude, you can knock out nine holes in an hour and 25 minutes.
01:43:25.000
I can't throw gas on the fucking dry twigs and throw a match and run away.
01:43:30.000
Do you take something out when you add something in, or is it just piling and piling and piling?
01:43:36.000
It'll get in the way of, you know, whatever the fuck it is.
01:43:39.000
See, I find when I play, when I golf, it's my favorite time to think.
01:43:44.000
Your head's clear, you're in nature, there's nothing going on.
01:43:46.000
Right, and you're trying to knock that ball to the hole.
01:43:48.000
And the whole point of good golfers will tell you that you shouldn't be having a million thoughts about it.
01:43:54.000
You should be kind of fluid and in the moment a little bit.
01:44:03.000
Hot yoga definitely takes only an hour and a half.
01:44:04.000
I'm going to do it, but if in the middle of it I want to bail, I'm going to bail.
01:44:29.000
It's like, would you rather be cold all the time or hot all the time?
01:44:36.000
I don't want 120. I don't want Phoenix in the summer.
01:44:39.000
Would you rather live in Alaska all year round or by the equator all year round?
01:44:45.000
Would you rather live in Phoenix, Arizona or Anchorage?
01:44:49.000
And in the summertime, you just find a place with AC. I live there.
01:45:01.000
But I'd rather be in winter a lot more than in summer a lot more.
01:45:36.000
By the way, for those that know, puking on a plane is exactly as uncomfortable as you would fucking imagine it.
01:45:44.000
If I'm going to a place I know I'm going to play golf.
01:45:52.000
Or, if it's a nice enough course, I just will rent their clubs from them.
01:46:07.000
Well, dude, FedEx does ship sticks and all this stuff.
01:46:11.000
There's places that take your clubs, they ship them for you, and they're there when you get there.
01:46:20.000
Because, like, when you get on a plane, it's a fucking massive pain in the ass to ship.
01:46:26.000
You gotta check things, and you gotta wait at baggage claim and hope they didn't fuck with your clubs.
01:46:32.000
Like, for snowboards, I have to bring my fucking snowboard everywhere, because you don't want to ship that.
01:46:39.000
See, I don't like rental shit, because it's been a beat to shit.
01:46:54.000
My 11-year-old, she always wants to go to the fucking Black Diamonds.
01:47:06.000
Well, yeah, she's 11, but at some point she'll quit that.
01:47:14.000
But when you go skiing, do you stay on the easy hills?
01:47:37.000
Just a little too cocky with his skiing and just a little too into it and probably on Adderall just fucking whizzing his way down.
01:47:47.000
Listen, the older I get when I go do it, the more scared I am because of how fast people are going now.
01:47:55.000
They'll stop in the middle of the trail and fix their ski.
01:48:00.000
What, two seasons ago, I almost lost it on this poor kid.
01:48:04.000
I came over this hill, and you can't see on the other side, and he was laying down because he had fallen, and he was crying, and I'm coming over this little lip, and I'm panicking in the middle of the air.
01:48:15.000
Oh my god, I think I'm going to kill him, dude.
01:48:18.000
I think I'm going to slice his face open, and I'm...
01:48:21.000
Moving my weight through the air as I'm falling, and I eat shit.
01:48:27.000
And then I throw my shit off, and I grab this kid by the jacket, and I throw him off the middle of the hill.
01:48:37.000
Yeah, I kicked the shit out of him, little fucking bitch.
01:48:50.000
I know, dude, but that's why I'm like, don't be on this side of the hill.
01:48:53.000
But that's the problem is, like, kids go on tough runs and they don't know what they're doing.
01:49:05.000
No one tells you, hey, you're not ready for a green.
01:49:17.000
I was like, oh my god, she's not supposed to be in here!
01:49:23.000
When you go to Colorado or you go to a resort and you see a guy on the gondola or going up to the top lift with jeans on, I'm always like, I'm going to follow this guy.
01:49:46.000
I don't mind skiing, but I don't like doing it too much.
01:49:50.000
It's just, I know so many people that have torn their ACL, already broke his wrist one year, and the year before that he broke his ankle.
01:50:08.000
That's the other problem with hills is like now people are so fucked up now.
01:50:13.000
Like midday drinking up at the top of the mountain.
01:50:18.000
Because I'm like, I'm not getting drunk and going down a fucking hill and then what if I hurt someone and I'm drunk?
01:50:25.000
But do you see people at those mid-hill, mid-hill lodges?
01:50:36.000
My friend Aubrey takes mushrooms before he skis.
01:50:40.000
I'll take mushrooms after we ski back at the house.
01:50:50.000
I don't want to get fucked up and feel like I'm not in control.
01:50:57.000
Yeah, do you think it's a performance-enhancing drug?
01:51:00.000
So what do you think about its way in professional sports?
01:51:06.000
I don't play basketball, but I would imagine it's similar to pool in that it's a feel thing.
01:51:13.000
So you think it should be illegal for professional sports?
01:51:16.000
I don't think it should be illegal because it's like it doesn't make you faster or stronger.
01:51:21.000
I think those are the things that should make you illegal.
01:51:22.000
But I think you could be just as focused without it, but for certain people it enhances your focus.
01:51:32.000
That's the argument is they'd say that could be an advantage.
01:51:57.000
No, see, I can lift weights high, but running high, I don't.
01:52:10.000
You feel where you're pushing too hard, like where things are starting to pop.
01:52:17.000
The runner's high I get from running alone, I just feel like it's its own kind of wonderful little drug.
01:52:22.000
But lifting, because I'm such an ADD guy, that lifting is easily distractible.
01:52:32.000
Like when I'm doing chin-ups when I'm high, it just feels.
01:52:48.000
Oh, commentate on the UFC. Have you done it before?
01:52:59.000
My worry is that I wouldn't want to talk about the fights.
01:53:07.000
Yeah, if it's a boring fight, first of all, it would be extremely disrespectful if while these people who have dedicated months of their life and years of their life training and preparing, and here they are in the UFC, and I barely paid attention to the fight.
01:53:21.000
If I'm high, I could pay attention to the fucking lighting.
01:53:24.000
I'd be like, how weird is it if this lighting thing is above our head?
01:53:28.000
Yeah, and it could fall at any minute on accident.
01:53:31.000
I'd be like, how many people have died from lighting?
01:53:32.000
They'd be like, Joe, there's a fight going on right now.
01:53:34.000
I'd be like, I know, I know, but this fight's going on all the time.
01:53:37.000
DC is like, thank you for the lighting tips, Joe.
01:53:49.000
I can be a little high, but I can't get too high and get on stage.
01:53:56.000
Writing, like, the other side of it is enjoyable high.
01:53:59.000
Like, I love creating and writing and making high, but performing high?
01:54:18.000
That thing is like, even if you're not really coming up with shit, it's still in the moment of fun.
01:54:26.000
But when you're in the main room performing, fuck that.
01:54:32.000
I mean, we've gotten a little high before big shows.
01:54:44.000
The most ripped I've ever gotten is before podcasts.
01:54:46.000
In the early days of podcasting, we were talking about this the other day, and I would be in the middle of talking not knowing what the fuck I was talking about.
01:54:52.000
And I'd be like, wait a minute, that's not right.
01:54:56.000
There were so many podcasts that if I look back on these cringy moments of things that I said, I was like, I was so high, I barely knew what I was talking about.
01:55:10.000
Or were there numbers that got lost in the Matrix?
01:55:12.000
Things like podcasts on a plane that I don't think were in the number group.
01:55:18.000
There's probably like 15-ish that don't have numbers and then the fight companions didn't get numbers.
01:55:27.000
You know what you talked about that we never went through with?
01:55:29.000
I don't know what city we were in, but we talked about doing it from one of those cool fucking buses.
01:55:36.000
Well, what we talked about, and Jamie and I talked about this too, was getting a Sprinter van and doing it up in the inside, like a podcast studio, and then taking it to gigs.
01:55:45.000
So, like, say if you and I did a gig in Irvine, we'd hire a driver...
01:55:49.000
Jamie would be in the back working the fucking controls and shit, all microphones and cameras, and we'd drive down to Irvine.
01:55:57.000
And it works so much better now that the show's not live anymore.
01:56:00.000
It would be easy to do, because you would just compress it all into a video file and then upload it to YouTube.
01:56:07.000
We should get like three or four comics to go do like a big thing in Vegas.
01:56:11.000
And we take the drive to Vegas and make us, you know, like do like a podcast from there to Vegas.
01:56:15.000
It's like a four hour drive and we would do all four or five of us in the van.
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But even still, I think that's a great drive and then you can edit it and cut it down and then get to Vegas, show the show and then whatever.
01:56:38.000
I mean, they could even put a screen up like that where Jamie can throw to a screen and we can look at stuff.
01:56:43.000
But we would have to have some kind of an internet connection while we're in there.
01:56:52.000
You can get real DirecTV and those things, but your internet...
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You can buy those from the phone companies, the little tiny pods as you go?
01:57:03.000
Well, you can get some cellular internet connection.
01:57:07.000
And I think Chuck, our audio guy, was telling us that they can combine two or three cellular signals and up the bandwidth.
01:57:18.000
So maybe we could stream YouTube on a television.
01:57:25.000
You would get separate ones that are dedicated and you get...
01:57:28.000
Yeah, there's companies that have it set up so you can have like a backpack for like people that they call IRL streamers that walk around and stream.
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It'll just go to whatever antenna's working the best at the time you're there, and it'll just tether.
01:57:47.000
But if you're in a place that has nothing, you have nothing.
01:57:54.000
I feel like Vegas is easy, though, because it's so heavy traffic.
01:58:02.000
If we had a gig in Irvine or something like that, you'd be able to...
01:58:06.000
Or like a trip up north to San Francisco would be fucking awesome.
01:58:13.000
Or let's take a private jet and do it on a jet.
01:58:26.000
Burt Kreischer's making fucking crazy money now.
01:58:34.000
Oh, speaking of which, you got a fucking theater tour.
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I don't want to do it with that fucking piece of shit.
01:58:55.000
Yeah, I'm doing my first small theater tour, man.
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Edmonton, Denver, Minneapolis, Madison, Bakersfield.
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Detroit, Atlanta, Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Portland, Seattle, Miami, West Palm Beach, and Phoenix.
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I've got a couple of dates left here that I'm doing the rest of the year.
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November, I've got some stuff that I'm doing now.
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The two people that I work with did this for me.
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We'll put that up on Instagram after we get out of here.
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It'll be better next time because I won't be so bad!