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00:00:33.000I'm older than you, but when that show was on TV, people thought that in 1999, we'd be just fucking flying around through space all the time and living out there.
00:00:47.000Last year, 2019. Wow, they missed that, huh?
00:01:06.000But technology still advanced electronically, like the capability of showing higher resolution images and processing power and all that stuff kept moving.
00:01:17.000But they never figured out how to link it all up.
00:01:28.000The future put ideas in people's heads and those people just started figuring out a way to connect everybody and then connect all this crazy computing power and all this information and you could translate it in real time and do it all around the world.
00:01:43.000And what a better way to get the technology to advance.
00:01:46.000Because if it wasn't for the internet, where would we be at realistically?
00:01:51.000We'd still be racist, we'd still be molesting people at work, we'd still have nuclear bombs.
00:01:57.000We'd still have radio, we'd still have TV. Yeah, because that's what's causing all the problems in Hollywood and everything in life.
00:02:04.000Look at all this stuff that's going on right now with Trump and everything like that.
00:02:08.000It's the internet getting together going, no, this is wrong, this is right.
00:02:12.000It's people becoming gangs immediately.
00:02:15.000I think it's a side effect of something that's ultimately going to be good.
00:02:20.000I think we're learning how to figure it out.
00:02:22.000But I think, ultimately, it's going to be good.
00:02:25.000Because what it is, is, like, everybody gets to have an opinion.
00:02:29.000And through those opinions, you find out which ones make any sense, which ones are crazy, and which...
00:02:33.000But, like, right now, it's like, the people that are really into expressing their opinions on both sides are usually the ones that everybody else is like, hey, hey, hey, fucking relax, man.
00:02:46.000I think most of us have some sort of a middle ground on almost everything.
00:02:49.000But that's not represented right now, because right now it's like the most extreme people are the ones who are putting the most energy into talking about things.
00:04:01.000But it's not healthy to take a young kid who's developing and then thrust them into the front of something like global climate change debate.
00:04:13.000It's so hostile and then just instantaneously this kid is getting mocked and fuck with and then they're asking her to make statements and and How dare you that how dare you just plays over and over and over again like she's not wrong It's not wrong her opinions,
00:04:29.000but it's like she's really young to handle this I don't know if she's autistic.
00:04:48.000That's why the government uses them for their military, for radars and stuff, because they're very smart at one certain thing or a few certain things.
00:04:56.000Accuracy is another one that I think a lot of them are smart at.
00:05:00.000One time when I was really high, I had a crazy thought about autism and that all these spectrum disorders are eventually going to make emotions like a less significant aspect of being a human being.
00:06:30.000But so many people, maybe it's because they forgot how bad anxiety is, and then they get it back like, fuck!
00:06:36.000Maybe because you took a break and you know what it's like to not have anxiety, then the reality of being on the natch is just even more discomforting.
00:06:47.000A lot of people take Xanax to come down from bad trips, or if they get too stoned or too fucked up on mushrooms or something.
00:10:13.000I didn't know you could keep it and use it for good.
00:10:15.000Well, this platelet-rich plasma, again, I'll fuck this up royally if I try to actually explain it, but they take your blood out and they spin it.
00:10:24.000And somehow or another, by spinning it, it separates through a centrifuge.
00:10:37.000So they take this platelet-rich plasma, however the fuck they do this, and the difference between that, like regular PRP and Regenikine, is some other factors.
00:10:47.000So they squirt that yellow serum into your back.
00:11:42.000Last night during the Golden Globes was going on, there were some jokes going on by Ricky Gervais that we can probably talk about later, but 60 Minutes was probably going on a different channel at the same time.
00:11:50.000And they had a report with some new evidence that nobody has seen yet.
00:14:42.000Well, there's that fracture that they said wasn't consistent with hanging.
00:14:46.000It's more consistent with a murder or homicide.
00:14:49.000And he said, this is Baden's words, is that usually he's seen it in maybe like one bone break and sometimes two, but there were three fractures.
00:14:57.000And he says like he's almost never seen that in any of his cases he's ever looked over.
00:15:02.000And you would think it would be, if you're going to hang yourself from such a short distance, it would be even harder to get a fracture like that, right?
00:15:10.000Because you're not like jumping out like in an old western movie.
00:15:13.000Like Clint Eastwood movie, where they would hang them, hang them high.
00:15:16.000So the one thing that they also had in here was he left a note.
00:16:35.000So it says, kept me in a locked, it's blurred right here, it says the name is blurred, kept me in a locked shower stall for one hour, neck, or someone, I don't know the name, sent in burnt food, giant bugs, crawled on my hands, and then no fun.
00:16:49.000And then they're saying, and then he killed them.
00:16:50.000But then this ballpoint pen was next to it, that he could have stabbed himself in the neck or whatever, you know.
00:16:55.000Yeah, it's hard to kill yourself with a pen.
00:17:33.000And hopefully if you fuck up, you correct it, and it's funny.
00:17:37.000I'm not a science expert, but when these guys are saying that the guy died by strangulation, there's all these points of consistent strangulation, and it takes forever to get these pictures, and then there's the video cameras didn't work.
00:17:48.000And this is the second time he tried to kill himself.
00:17:50.000And he's a high-profile witness in a really, really, really important case involving pedophiles at the highest levels of government.
00:17:57.000Yeah, I would think that that's the kind of guy you whack.
00:18:01.000You're also, according to the procedure, when there's a suicide there, you're not supposed to remove the body and take it to the emergency room.
00:18:08.000You're supposed to treat it as though it was a murder or like a crime scene.
00:18:10.000What's crazy is that it's so high profile.
00:18:14.000Because this is most likely how they did it forever, right?
00:18:19.000Like, people that whack people, they were probably like, you know, I was doing comedy before the internet.
00:18:25.000They were probably whacking people before the internet, right?
00:20:01.000This is Dr. Michael Batten from HBO. And he's examining the thing that was supposedly used to kill him, and he's saying there's nothing on it.
00:20:10.000And he's showing the actual lacerations around the neck that show clear blood.
00:20:15.000And he said it's too low on the neck, too?
00:20:18.000She says if he did what you thought, which would have been like leaning forward on the ground, that it probably would have been a little higher under the jaw, not down at the base of the neck, kind of, but it's a little bit tough to say.
00:20:29.000I would imagine if you're killing somebody like that, they're trying to get away.
00:20:34.000People that are trying to get away do that.
00:20:36.000If you're killing him from behind, if that guy's holding him down...
00:21:25.000And maybe all that cloth, maybe it's really thin and it gets down like a wire.
00:21:31.000If you choke somebody with a bandana, you had one of them bandanas that hippies put on their dogs, and you choke someone to death with one of those things, I kind of think it's going to make a very small mark.
00:21:46.000I don't think it's going to make a thick mark.
00:22:25.000No, but I did see the one clip that somebody put on the internet about him saying, don't virtue signal, just come out here and get your little prize, go fuck off, because nobody cares about your opinion.
00:25:33.000On top of the annual, Gervais ended his monologue by telling the nominees, so if you do win an award tonight, don't use it as a political platform to make a political speech.
00:25:43.000You're in no position to lecture the public about anything.
00:25:45.000You know nothing about the real world.
00:25:47.000Most of you spent less time in school than Greta Thunberg.
00:25:50.000So if you win, come up, accept your little award, thank your agent and your God, and fuck off, okay?
00:26:00.000Oh, the swear was beeped out by NBC. He was also beeped for his use of profanity in two other jokes.
00:26:09.000One where he called cats James Corden a fat pussy.
00:26:16.000And another where he discussed the same films Judy Dench licking her ass.
00:26:59.000While discussing the addition of Apple TV Plus to the room, Gervais noted the irony of a Me Too-themed show like The Morning Show being made by a company who runs sweatshops in China.
00:27:08.000You say you're woke, but if ICE has started a streaming service, you'd call your agent.
00:27:50.000That makes me want to get educated on the subject so I can really freak out.
00:27:55.000The one thing that made me feel better is when they were screaming, death to America, death to America, recently, the president of Iran was like, well, when we say death to America, we don't mean the citizens.
00:30:49.000These media posts will serve as notification to the United States Congress that should Iran strike any US person or target, the United States will click quickly and fully strike back, and perhaps in a disproportionate manner.
00:31:04.000Such legal notice is not required, but is given nevertheless.
00:31:35.000I mean, this is ultimately, like, one guy can have, like, an instantaneous press conference anytime he wants, just by putting something on Twitter.
00:31:43.000And then there's all these people that go, you gotta ban him for Twitter.
00:31:47.000You ban him from Twitter, Gab is gonna, he'll go to Gab, right?
00:31:50.000If he goes to Gab, Gab will all of a sudden skyrocket, because everyone's gonna want to go to Gab to see Trump talk shit on Gab, where it's full freedom of speech.
00:32:41.000The YouTube videos would be spectacular.
00:32:44.000Do you know how many virtue-signaling dipshits would have YouTube videos just screaming and pumping their fists in the air and pointing to the screen with Donald Trump and says, owned?
00:33:35.000Like, they're in a precarious situation now, too.
00:33:37.000Because these social media companies, they're being labeled as someone who would ban freedom of speech from certain people if they don't believe with their ideas.
00:33:47.000Now, if this happens to be the president, That they say you can't have freedom of speech on our platform anymore.
00:33:55.000Then everything is like out the window.
00:33:59.000And then if it backfires and Twitter loses all of its power and some other fucking company comes along and takes the spot, some company that promises to never do that to the president, let people express themselves but explain, perhaps, through a fucking series of checks and balances,
00:34:15.000why you can't stalk somebody or be mean to somebody or...
00:37:00.000And he's also a very strong guy in a lot of ways, like mentally strong in terms of what he's been able to accomplish, all the business deals, always believes in himself.
00:37:09.000There's something about that that gets other people and they sort of like, they get a little ass kissy around them.
00:37:33.000After World War III, after we get nuked into the fucking Stone Age, they'll cave paint how a guy...
00:37:41.000Figured out how to be just mean enough, but just nice enough, and have all these people like him, and literally be able to kill someone with the press of a button.
00:37:53.000And then everybody wants to touch him.
00:38:02.000And that this guy somehow got into this crazy position from hosting a reality show and getting really famous by telling people they're fired.
00:38:09.000And now all of a sudden, he's deciding whether or not they can nuke generals into another dimension from a robot that flies.
00:40:17.000There was an article in New York Times this weekend that TikTok groups are taking over the YouTubers of Hollywood and moving into mansions and like...
00:41:19.000But it would be really interesting if, like...
00:41:22.000Policy issues, economic issues, if all those things were discussed publicly, like if you saw these guys, like if you saw the guy who is, you know, one of the 10 people who is the president, right?
00:41:35.000And you saw them all present evidence and they all go over the work and they look at it.
00:41:40.000This is what it's projected if we don't cut carbon emissions.
00:41:43.000This is what we know and this is the hyperbole.
00:41:56.000X amount of billion to this, and Y amount of billion to that, and then we're going to put a significant amount, and we can go, wait, why are they doing it that way?
00:42:08.000The internet has allowed people to communicate and bitch and piss and moan about everything else, but not really on the inner works of government.
00:42:14.000They're still doing it in these rooms.
00:42:53.000How many people do you think were involved in the decision to kill that Iranian guy?
00:42:58.000I read that it was there's some sort of like PowerPoint presentation given to Trump and it was the last slide was like this is our option another option is doing this and they like unexpectedly he picked that yeah there was like he picked the craziest one like the killing I don't know what different levels I'll take the Adderall option for 10 Alex wow see that's what's crazy so that's one person that's even more crazy like one person gets to make that call We always thought there
00:47:00.000He's just a crazy fuck that grabs dicks.
00:47:04.000The one guy that died, though, one of the reasons why, I mean, I'm not really that, I don't think that this would warrant a murder.
00:47:12.000All they did was, they were hanging out, and he said, Kevin Spacey reached down and grabbed his junk and said, let's go get some air.
00:47:21.000And he got mad and said, no, what the fuck, but do you think someone, I mean, would that be a reason why Kevin Spacey would kill you for saying that?
00:51:46.000When that lady died, everybody was like, oh, man...
00:51:51.000But if it was like all astronauts, just like all dudes who wear aviator-smeared sunglasses or hard-ass fucking chiseled faces, we'd feel bad, but we wouldn't feel as bad.
00:52:39.000Yeah, we thought we were all going to be in space.
00:52:43.000We thought that they retired the Apollo program, and they just started doing the shuttles, and really they're just ramping up the infrastructure of space, and eventually we're going to be living on the moon.
00:54:22.000They said, listen, we're willing to be more lenient on you, but we want to get you in a room just clad in a jumpsuit, and we're going to give you a high dose of MDMA. And we're just going to talk to you,
00:54:38.000Harvey, about how you feel about people, and why you lash out, and how did this all get started?
00:55:28.000But you're doing it anyway just by virtue of your looks, right?
00:55:31.000If you're just trying to be successful on being good looking in a lot of ways, it's like the entry level of that game.
00:55:41.000Like, you're doing, you're looking good so that people give you things.
00:55:46.000You're looking good so that people pay you if you want to be like a professional hot chick or a model or, you know, you're looking good and then people pay you because you're looking good.
00:55:55.000And we're all like, we have no problem with that.
00:56:20.000If gold diggers, it was encouraged, and guys liked it too, and they're like a bunch of old dudes that didn't care, and it was all free on the internet, like everybody would give out information, you just, I'll take care of your rent, come over here and suck this Johnson!
00:56:37.000If we just made deals, like transactional deals, keep it clean.
00:59:10.000A lot of people said that he put out unredacted names.
00:59:15.000Apparently what I heard or what I read was that that wasn't the case, that he put out The stuff with redacted names, but someone got a hold of the original copy of it.
01:02:18.000I mean, how are you like, stop and look at that word.
01:02:21.000How are you living 10,000 years ago, barely scraping by, and you have the time to come up with that many words, like that many sounds for one word.
01:08:31.000It's so crazy that this fucking situation that we find ourselves in, where none of us who are listening to this had anything to do with any of this shit that might kill a million people.
01:08:45.000We've been so roped in this fucking Game of Thrones mentality that our leaders are going to make these critical decisions for us and they're going to be in charge of what kind of diplomacy we employ on other nations.
01:08:57.000They're going to represent us in the most personal way possible.
01:10:27.000Putin is probably laughing his ass off right now.
01:10:31.000He's probably got his feet up on the chair, smoking a cigar, just laughing and laughing, watching this chaos play out, and then for sure he's gonna help Iran.
01:11:26.000Imagine if this fucking guy gets us into World War III by deciding to do that and then have all these crazy threats.
01:11:34.000See, the rest of the world is not one of the things...
01:11:39.000If you think you're the baddest motherfucker and you represent the baddest country, you gotta kind of almost be like a real baddest motherfucker.
01:11:48.000Like a guy like Stipe Miocic, like a UFC heavyweight champ.
01:11:52.000They don't go around saying they're gonna kick everybody's ass.
01:11:56.000And if you start saying that you're going to be able to do whatever you want and maybe even do it in a disproportionate manner, all the other countries are like, why do you have any power?
01:13:44.000And we've got to get out of L.A. because they're definitely going to nuke that.
01:13:47.000Like this is because imagine the movie if it all played out like that and like a Stephen King movie made a thing about a game show host that eventually becomes the president of the United States and starts a war while he's on speed.
01:14:03.000I do that every day when I'm really high.
01:14:29.000You don't want to know that all over the world, these little pieces are in motion.
01:14:32.000They're trying to protect us from terrorists, trying to make sure that they stop ISIS, and this sect is growing here, and these people are getting shot there, and what about the cartels, and they're getting up this much...
01:14:44.000If you took in all the information on all the fucking danger all over the world, you'd be paralyzed by fear.
01:14:50.000When I was in Vegas while this was happening this weekend, if you didn't look at your phone, you wouldn't have known any of this was going on.
01:14:57.000I didn't hear anybody talking about it.
01:16:10.000What if Iran just says, listen, if we just sneak a bomb in...
01:16:15.000By the time it's detonated, they won't even have a chance to respond.
01:16:19.000The whole system will be fucked, their grid will be down, all their entertainment will be down, everything will be down, and then the rest of the world can figure out a way to unite together and take over the power that the United States once enjoyed.
01:17:32.000That's funny when you were saying earlier that if they cut out OJ. Can you imagine if they just cut out OJ and put all the OJ pieces together and made one OJ? Damn, this is good.
01:18:48.000In the Arctic, and he was talking about how he lived like that for six months, and that it was one of, I saw the video somewhere online, but it was old black and white footage, and that the key was getting a lot of fat.
01:18:59.000They were just drinking water and eating meat, and they were fine as long as they got a lot of fat.
01:19:04.000They would eat like whale blubber and polar bear blubber, and they would eat all this blubber to sort of supplement their fat intake, but he said he was very healthy eating like that.
01:19:48.000And when he starts talking about all the different medical benefits that he had from trying it, that he had autoimmune diseases that went away, and I'm like, hmm, what is this?
01:19:58.000And I know a bunch of people personally that have tried it too.
01:23:26.000I see why people would be opposed to it morally and ethically, because it would require people to consume a lot more animals, because if everybody was eating meat all the time, the consumption, the need would go up, and it'd be even more slaughter.
01:23:49.000Because if I think, and I don't necessarily think this, I'm just saying, if I think this is the best way for me to eat, I'm not saying that.
01:25:52.000You know, that's one of the things that James Wilkes from the Game Changers told me, where they were doing those regenerative farms, where they have these free-ranging chickens, and this is how we're going to get our eggs.
01:26:02.000He told me they were losing, like, thousands and thousands of chickens to eagles.
01:33:38.000Any other time, it's, you know what, man, when anybody can be the president, right, in this sort of manner, is it really the same thing to threaten the president?
01:33:47.000Like, is it the same thing as threatening Lincoln?
01:35:58.000I mean, if you don't understand gambling and stuff like that, you might find the inconsistencies like you have with some of those other movies.
01:36:06.000Yeah, I liked the movie as far as the movie was.
01:36:08.000It was an enjoyable two hours at the theater.
01:36:12.000That company, A24, has been putting out some awesome movies.
01:36:15.000They did a couple ones I've seen this year.
01:36:17.000I just kind of sort of noticed that that company does them.
01:36:19.000I don't really know who's behind it or anything, but they did some other, like, summertime movie, which is about some cult in, like, Poland or something, where some girl goes and, like, she gets kidnapped and shit.
01:36:34.000I've seen some of the memes about it since then, but, like, randomly went and saw it at the Arclight, and I was like, oh, it's a really good movie, actually.
01:36:41.000Yeah, I'd heard that Adam Sandler is a really good actor.
01:37:27.000When that happened, what was interesting I was going to bring up is that the LAPDs made some tweets that they're like, we're watching LA just in case everybody's worried and they're like, what are you talking about?
01:39:06.000It almost seems like it's too good to be true for people that hate Trump.
01:39:09.000Sort of, but then if something happens, here's the thing.
01:39:13.000If something happens, especially something horrible happens.
01:39:16.000See, the way America is, we have the genes of this wild, conqueror...
01:39:28.000Just lust for travel human that was willing to get on a fucking boat and make it over here from Europe and from where every other place and then the slaves that were dragged in here against their own will and then the other people that were imprisoned here and they were and then the Native Americans who got pushed out the Mexicans get put that's this is all Thousands of years of genes,
01:41:22.000The reason why I'm worried is not just because of the news, but also because of these goddamn books where it talks about the Native American interactions with the soldiers and the settlers.
01:42:21.000It's so safe that people don't even like saying that it's safe.
01:42:24.000We like to be in denial about it and focus on so much of the inequality and inadequacies and all the problems and the violence and the this and the that.
01:42:32.000And they're right about all those things.
01:42:34.000But goddamn, this is a soft time to live.
01:42:36.000And if some shit hits the fan, you're all going to know that.
01:42:39.000When you're really worried about your life every day, when your loved ones really could get shot and killed by someone who's a mile away with a scope, because that's what's been going on.
01:42:48.000If that's what it comes down to, you're going to understand how soft we had it.
01:42:53.000You're going to really know how soft we had it.
01:42:55.000And this is that cycle that everybody says, right?
01:43:33.000And because it doesn't happen over here, the only ones that can tell us are the ones that went over there.
01:43:37.000The ones that went over there and come back, they do not paint pretty stories.
01:43:40.000They paint stories of ugly people and dangerous people.
01:43:43.000And they're like, you got to be diligent and you got to be vigilant because this world is not what you think it is.
01:43:50.000There's a lot of parts of this world that are fucking chaos-ridden and filled with crime and filled with murder and filled with death and filled with despair.
01:43:59.000And there's money there, and there's terrorists, and there's these religious fundamentalists who want to throw gay people off roofs, and that shit's real.
01:44:07.000That's happening in 2020. Right now, somewhere in the world, they're probably planning on throwing a gay guy off a roof.
01:45:36.000Some are homemade and it's just a mind game just to sit and wait, sit and wait, sit and wait and make no sound so the deer don't know you're there and then they walk through, go into their normal corridors and you're gonna line it up while they're walking.
01:45:52.000A lot of times you stop them, you have to stop them, you have to go and they turn and then you hit them with the arrow.
01:49:10.000Some lady loses her shit right in front of me.
01:49:12.00090s when skiing was more like a cocaine party event.
01:49:15.000People used to, instead of tubes, I don't think they had lots of tubes out there, but they would take the cafeteria trays and just slide down on those.
01:51:28.000Like, I've done elliptical machines that show you a trail.
01:51:31.000Like, when I was in Hawaii, the gym had this elliptical machine, and you could start running a trail.
01:51:36.000And while you're doing that, it feels like you're getting somewhere.
01:51:39.000Yeah, but there's something different when you're, like, literally walking up to Runyon, and you're, like, looking at the dust, and you're going to die, and then you turn around, and you see the entire skyline of Los Angeles, and you can see for miles and miles.
01:51:58.000No, they had this thing called a unidirectional treadmill.
01:52:03.000And the way it works is like that other treadmill that we have, the Air Runner.
01:52:08.000In the Air Runner, you do it by using your own feet to propel it.
01:52:11.000They'll have that with a unidirectional treadmill, and then you'll be harnessed in at the waist.
01:52:15.000So there'll be some sort of cables and some sort of a suspension system so that you can't ever actually fall out of it, but you won't feel it too much while you're just running around.
01:52:23.000It just sort of like roughly guides your treadmill in which way you want to go, but you always go.
01:55:19.000Right, because unless we connected it to some sort of fucking blockchain grid that's impenetrable, and that's the only way you could get out the Russian fuck doll.
01:56:51.000The thing about girls never have to feel bad about banging their fans.
01:56:55.000Like if someone like Miley Cyrus wanted to start fucking her way through the hottest guys that like her, everybody would be like, you go girl.
01:57:06.000Imagine if Miley Cyrus started giving out gift bags every time she fucked dudes.
02:02:57.000I saw some people arguing, some companies are going to stop testing people for nicotine usage, I forget which one, and then people were like, oh...
02:03:06.000You're going to have to test them for that.
02:03:07.000And then smart people are like, yes, it's in there, but it's so minimal that you have to eat thousands of eggplants to get one pack of cigarettes.
02:04:25.000I think we need to do a way better job of collecting garbage and treating garbage and treating our own garbage and just come up with a more comprehensive plan to avoid all this shit getting into the ocean.
02:04:36.000There's just not enough funding in or time and Greta Thornburg is only 16. She can only do so much.
02:04:42.000They used to feed it to pigs before they figured out landfills.
02:07:00.000And it was all about how there's a market for people making cooking oil In these really poor towns, they literally climb into the sewers and they take out human shit and turn it into cooking oil.
02:07:21.000Illicit cooking oil, which has been recycled from waste oil collected from sources such as restaurant fires, grease traps, slaughterhouse waste, and sewage from sewer drains.
02:09:13.000It's interesting that you said New York Times, because the New York Times, if they're printing something, that's one of the places that I kind of say, if they're saying it, it's probably true.
02:09:24.000But didn't you see what they did to Cenk Uygur from the Young Turks?
02:10:16.000So it doesn't represent everybody there.
02:10:18.000But when someone gets away with something sneaky like that, it really fucks over everybody else.
02:10:23.000Because then all the other people that are making stories, people are going to go, yeah, you're the fucking people that said that Cenk Uygur said, you know, David Duke wasn't a racist when that's clearly not what he said.
02:11:00.000Like, if you make something up about someone, then put it down, or make something, interpret it incorrectly, on purpose, intentionally, and then you put it out there, how much responsibility does the newspaper have, and how much responsibility does that writer have for doing that?
02:14:31.000Boy, all these teeny, tiny, whiny beta males that have been posturing for attention and virtue signaling and what a rude awakening it's going to be if war breaks out.
02:14:51.000War is the scariest shit of all time that people are so convinced that That no matter, besides all the other threats that face us, disease and injury and accidents and death and all this other shit, that we're absolutely convinced that we're always going to have war.
02:15:10.000I never met any one person that thinks we're never going to have war again.
02:21:40.000The thing is, Sean Baker was telling me that, I don't know if this is true or not, I'll read you what he said, because I will definitely butcher this.
02:24:16.000Did you know that in photos on your iPhone, that you could search by, if you just type in car, it knows what cars are, and it would bring up photos?
02:24:26.000I was trying to find this picture of a person's tooth.
02:24:30.000And I just typed in tooth in photos and searched, and it found all these people's close-ups of their smiles and stuff.
02:24:38.000I didn't know that you could search photos.
02:26:08.000But what he's saying, if your colon is used to high fiber, which captivates some of the liquid, and then it would cause that fiber to swell up, And then it comes out in the form of watery shit.
02:27:41.000He wants to lose body fat, and he has the bones of a baked chicken.
02:27:48.000His bones just break, and he found out he has inadequate bone mass, and he's like, oh, okay, that's probably why everything breaks when I ski, because he's broken a bunch of shit skiing his arm, his legs, ankle.
02:28:00.000So he's going to gain some mass and hopefully become more of a man.
02:28:04.000I mean, that's the ultimate goal going into this one.
02:28:07.000His ski video is pretty amazing, if that's him.
02:34:15.000But when you think about just having one of your best friends make a video of you, like a deep fake, getting stabbed, like Tom did, I was like, yo, what?
02:37:06.000It's one time, even when you're cutting a lot of weight, when you have a brutal exercise, you actually can take in simple sugar very easily.
02:37:13.000And it just helps your muscles sort of recover from a workout.
02:37:16.000So that's when Gatorade is actually good.
02:37:18.000So the thing that makes kids fat because they don't do anything and they just drink Gatorade and it fucks them up because it's so much sugar, that's actually good for you if you just ran a marathon.
02:37:27.000Or good for you if you're playing rugby.
02:37:30.000I wonder if the G2s and the Powerade 0s, how bad they are for you.
02:39:16.000Especially, like, I'm more looking forward to, like, silly ones nowadays, because everything's so goddamn, even when we're talking about things, like, if we're talking about something seriously, at least we could fuck off while we're talking about something serious.
02:39:27.000Like, Yeah, and I always get messages, especially after that 10-year video you guys posted.
02:39:32.000People miss, like, I think us just talking about the internet and fucking around like this.
02:39:36.000Yeah, that's what we were saying, like, an internet show.
02:39:39.000A show where we just talk about, like, what's going on on the internet this month?