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00:06:00.000You know, now she's got me going up to the gym and upstairs and like she said a minute ago, it's like I'm walking the green mile like I'm going to death.
00:06:10.000I'm like walking up the stairs all sad and slumped over.
00:06:13.000Dude, you got a trainer, and I'm telling you, if you just stick with it, once you start seeing yourself looking good, you start getting some abs.
00:06:19.000What the hell are you talking about, Joe?
00:07:04.000We're going to be doing some cool things in 2021, and it just was a perfect storm, so to speak.
00:07:09.000It was time for me to expand and grow a little bit, and I'd kind of gotten to the top of that mountain, being Discovery, and there wasn't anything else for me to do there.
00:09:37.000Well, see, they try that, but I couldn't post myself.
00:09:42.000I couldn't do things, like, of myself for a lot of the time.
00:09:45.000Like, if I went out and bought a car and my camera crew wasn't with me and so I took my camera phone and whatever and I wanted to post about it, I wasn't able to do that.
00:10:47.000I think the automotive programming could have been a little stronger, and we wanted to make some changes, but we were just kind of stuck in a rut.
00:10:53.000The problem is they're a business, and businesses will get away with whatever they can get away with.
00:10:58.000There's a reason why we had to make regulations to make sure that companies don't dump chemicals into rivers.
00:11:10.000But the problem is, it's so short-sighted.
00:11:12.000Anybody that's telling you that you can't post something on your social media without a camera crew there representing Discovery Channel, it's so silly because it would boost your social media.
00:11:21.000The more you post, the more interesting shit you post, particularly about muscle cars, right?
00:12:46.000It is so cool that there's companies like them and Detroit Speed, these aftermarket companies that build these really trick chassis that you can take and stick on a 70 Chevelle and do it up and it'll handle much better.
00:13:24.000I remember back when all the chassis modifications really started happening and some of the jobs that I'd see come through were chancy events.
00:14:55.000I'd want it to be tubbed and just make sure that it's got a real solid suspension on it.
00:15:02.000Yeah, we could go with a Roadster Shop chassis, but I think that we get with someone like Kreger or Torque Thrust American and have them make the right size with the offset we want so that it kind of has that look.
00:20:36.000Do you know there's a girl online that they called Zombie Angelina Jolie, and they thought that what was going on was this young lady was having so much plastic surgery that she was ruining her face,
00:22:49.000But I know we went on a little tangent there, went down a dark road, but it's something that needs to be discussed because it's just so insane.
00:22:56.000It is definitely a crazy world, but we still live in the greatest country in the world, so...
00:23:01.000Yeah, it's not perfect, but it's the best fucking thing out there, kids.
00:23:05.000Yeah, if we can get rid of California.
00:24:58.000Did you see the lady the other day that was just crying because she put out the outdoor dining and then they set up production, movie production.
00:25:50.000And we revoked the license to be Gas Monkey Bar and Grill over two years ago.
00:25:58.000And he basically told me to pound sand and he left the sign up and he's been Gas Monkey Bar and Grill for the last two years without a license.
00:26:09.000How it works is I have to go through the courts then.
00:26:11.000You know, we did it legitimately and Gas Monkey Bar and Grill does not have a license to use our name, but we then have to go through the court system.
00:26:19.000We were about halfway through the court system and boom, Corona.
00:26:22.000So now no courts because we're basically, the courts are closed right now.
00:26:26.000So what percentage does that person own versus you?
00:26:30.000He owns the majority percentage because he was the one putting in the money.
00:26:34.000And he only had Gas Monkey Barn Grill for a certain amount of time.
00:26:37.000He only had a license to operate under that name.
00:26:40.000And from day one, it wasn't good for me at all.
00:26:45.000And then when we revoked the license for not obeying all the rules in the contract and doing all the things that you're supposed to do and protect the brand and keep it an upstanding citizen and all that kind of shit.
00:26:55.000He just said, I don't I don't believe this letter.
00:27:05.000I've done business with a lot of people over my life, and the two people that got me the best, as far as got over on me, were longtime friends.
00:27:44.000First of all, I don't have enough time.
00:27:47.000The reason why you want me to go into business with you as opposed to a regular real business person is because it seems like it will work.
00:27:59.000Like, if you want to start, like, the people that have good ideas for businesses, they need to get together with people that actually make businesses.
00:28:32.000So you could do a show called Gas Monkey.
00:28:34.000You could, but generally you don't want the, you know, it'd be like if, you know, The main star, Brad Pitt's in the movie, and it's called Brad Pitt.
00:31:01.000So imagine getting to tell the story of the town I'm in, why they're into what kind of car or trucks or motorcycles or whatever they're into, and then take a whiff on what their food is like compared to the rest of the world.
00:31:53.000As a matter of fact, there's one up that I challenged my guys to early spring, and they built a Chevy OBS short bed pickup truck in five, all the way down to the frame, all the way back up, paint, interior, motor, tranny, everything.
00:32:06.000What kind of Adderall are you putting these people on?
00:38:39.00069. This is the coolest gig, by the way, having this guy right here, because if you just kind of stagger for a minute, he's going to feed you the answer real fast.
00:39:36.000I've got a 65K code that I put a Hilborn injection setup on and a punched-out small block and a six-speed hidden in there that looks like the little three-speed and...
00:44:23.000If you're like a Corvette dealer, and you're ordering a bunch of different cars to sell on your lot, like yellow, you're assuming someone's getting a wrap.
00:44:32.000Well, either that or you're just ordering one, because like I say in the car business, there's an ass for every seat.
00:45:07.000Every car I buy is black, except for when you get into the older cars.
00:45:11.000Now, I do like to have fun with the reds and the blues when you get into the muscle cars, because they made some sick colors back then, and you could mess with them, put the stripes on them, and things like that.
00:47:15.000And so I took this conference room and then I hired Matt Alvarez who came in and did all this shit and put the sound deadening in and then I said, and then we got these wall panels and I was like, what color can we get them?
00:47:30.000Because the wall panels are actually like these sound like acoustic panels to absorb the echo and everything to make the sound better in the room.
00:49:19.000It's one of the reasons why I like pot so much.
00:49:21.000Because even if your life is going great, you get really high as fuck, you get paranoid, and you think everything's gonna, oh my god, the world's gonna end.
00:49:27.000And then you come out of it and you're okay.
00:50:06.000It sold so fast, and it was approved in so many states so quick, and I had no idea what the business was.
00:50:13.000So I just stumped my toe with pricing, and I stumped my toe with delivery, and So I just kind of backed off and it's kind of sitting dormant while I take care of business this year and then I'm going to relaunch it.
00:50:25.000Well, come on back when you're relaunching it.
00:52:25.000That's my take on it, is that women, the reason why women are into it more than men is because they don't technically understand violence the way men do.
00:52:34.000And so they just kind of like, they go, what the fuck is going on?
00:52:39.000And probably they're vulnerable, so they're thinking about it all the time.
00:52:42.000No, I think the problem, like with that Snapped, it's about women that get all crazy and kill their husband.
00:53:30.000They, not you and I. They, not me and you.
00:53:32.000I just think that for women, like those crime shows are like, it's almost like a It's like a way of understanding, or a way of being prepared.
00:53:47.000Oh, now's the time when I'm supposed to go ahead and get in the suitcase.
00:53:52.000Can you imagine if you're a woman, just imagine for a moment, every guy you date could kill you.
00:53:59.000Imagine if you dated women and all the women you dated were 7 feet tall, black belts in jiu-jitsu, and real angry, and they wanted to kill you.
00:54:08.000They wanted to fuck you, but they could kill you.
00:55:40.000They're like, did you kill that chick?
00:55:42.000So one of the newscasts in TMZ, I think it was also the only picture they found of this girl was at some event that I was at and I got my picture with her.
00:55:52.000So the first picture to go out of that whole story was me and her.
00:56:25.000I just read about that yesterday, and they haven't released what they know.
00:56:31.000That's a weird world when you're one of those girls who puts yourself out there on the internet and you never know what psycho is going to get obsessed with you based on your pictures.
00:57:01.000Okay, so I've got a lady that has had a one-way conversation with Richard Rawlings, if you will, on social media for eight years, six years, however long it's been going.
00:57:15.000She talks to us every day like, hey, I just took a shower, honey.
00:57:20.000I'm going to get some groceries and stop by my dad's place.
00:57:22.000And every day it's tens of thousands, if not hundreds of thousands of text messages.
00:59:58.000But there was a real concern that the world would get so bad that the supply chain would fall apart, and then I'd have to start feeding my friends.
01:00:09.000So then I started thinking, okay, well I have resources, right?
01:00:12.000So if I have resources, what would be a wise use of those resources?
01:01:41.000When everything's great, you can just go to a restaurant and order a steak, and you can go to a supermarket and buy lettuce and asparagus and have a nice salad, and you can eat well, and you're okay.
01:03:07.000And they seem long because it's, you know, your alarm clock goes off, you're like, ah, fuck, I don't want to get up.
01:03:12.000Or you have debt, or you have this, or you have that, or you're going through a divorce, or you're going through a thing with your business and you're fucking in court and it seems long.
01:03:27.000But during your life, you get an inaccurate view of what's possible.
01:03:33.000And your inaccurate view is based on what you've experienced during your lifetime.
01:03:37.000People that have never experienced violence have a very distorted perception of what's possible.
01:03:43.000You talk to soldiers, you talk to people that have deployed, you talk to specifically spec ops guys, they've seen some wild shit, they have a whole different world in terms of what they view than you do, than I do.
01:03:59.000And I feel like we got a taste of what's possible with 2020. And I think that things can go way more sideways.
01:07:02.000I was always flipping and buying cars all through school.
01:07:05.000As a matter of fact, I graduated high school.
01:07:07.000I started my driver's license when I was 16 with a $250.76 Impala and finished high school two and a half years later or two years later with a Bandit Trans Am, four-speed,
01:07:24.000T-topped, red on black with the big gold bird.
01:07:28.000Dude, I know we talked about it last time you were here, but that was one of the saddest episodes of your show when you had Burt Reynolds sign that Trans Am and he couldn't even walk.
01:07:48.000Played football before he was ever an actor and did a lot of stunts.
01:07:52.000Super nicest guy I've ever worked with.
01:07:54.000If you'd have told me when I was a kid driving around my band at Trans Am that I'd get to work with Burt Reynolds, I'd have been like, when, where, how?
01:13:01.000So I went over there and stole it back.
01:13:03.000And they were using it as a drug drop car.
01:13:06.000So it was like right next to this interstate trucking company through a row of hedges.
01:13:12.000And from what we could tell is the truck drivers would come in with a big old bag of weed and put it in the trunk of the car, take their payment and roll away.
01:13:19.000And the car itself had all these cameras on it facing it so they could see when the weed got dropped and then they'd go pick it up.
01:13:27.000So I got a custom Texas tag on it now.
01:13:34.000And so then while it was stolen, we find out later on after I steal it back, I literally went with the trailer and put it on there and took it and ended up making a deal with the insurance company and got to keep it.
01:15:54.000I bought it from RK Motors in Charlotte, and then I sent it to Steve Stroop, and Steve Stroop just decked that motherfucker out, put a supercharger on the LS1. It was, oh, wide-ass fucking fat tires.
01:16:08.000Were you just waiting to get down the list far enough to actually have Gas Monkey build something?
01:24:26.000But what I was going to get at is that when you're raising kids and you see them and they're young, they complain about shit that they shouldn't complain about.
01:25:25.000That is time that you're not spending improving your situation, improving your career, getting your life together, whatever the fuck you're trying to do.
01:25:37.000Anytime you spend complaining about...
01:25:41.000Nonsensical things which is what a lot of what the internet is.
01:25:44.000It's time you're not thinking about yourself and they don't realize it because a lot of these people were raised by people that were raised by other people that were idiots and this is what a lot of society is.
01:25:55.000It's like you got your parents are morons and then you got to figure out how to not be like your parents and then you start raising kids your own like shit I got to figure out what they did to me and I want to not do that to these kids Some people don't get that, all right?
01:26:09.000You get morons making morons who make morons, and those morons get a Twitter account, and they start just fucking just spewing.
01:27:19.000It would be better if I said it right.
01:27:20.000Yeah, it would have been a lot better.
01:27:21.000It's one of those things where if you think about someone all the time and you're like, fucking Richard Ron, what is that?
01:27:28.000That guy sucks at this and his fucking bullshit and this.
01:27:32.000They're paying so much attention hating you that if you looked at a pie chart of their life, like how much time do you spend loving and being a good friend and having a lot of laughs?
01:27:54.000Anger is an acid that can do more to harm the vessel in which it is stored than to anything on which it is poured.
01:28:25.000I have, but I haven't listened to a lot of them.
01:28:27.000He has a series called The Wrath of the Khan and it is the craziest fucking depiction of Genghis Khan and his ancestors that I've ever heard or seen.
01:28:38.000It's like five parts and it's fucking incredible.
01:28:43.000That guy killed somewhere between 20 and 50 million people while he was alive.
01:28:50.000He killed 10% of the population of Earth.
01:36:13.000Rich Rebuilds has a great YouTube show because he's basically one of the very first guys that does electric cars and takes total Teslas and he'll take the engine out of this one and he'll put it in the body of that one and he's gone way out of his way to sort of highlight the fact that these fucking cars are impossible for a regular person to fix.
01:36:36.000So then he built his own garage in Boston called the Electric Garage.
01:36:40.000Electric Garage or Electrified Garage?
01:39:00.000If you need a car, it's going to encourage people to take public transportation because, like, why do I even need a car if I can't even drive it?
01:39:08.000I'll just start using public cars or public transportation.
01:39:12.000What if you're in a hurry or you want to go fast or you want to do a burnout?
01:40:14.000He fucked up with a lot of things, but he really fucked up getting caught in that restaurant with no mask on, inside, sitting right next to each other.
01:44:14.000But do you remember the little ticket book where you collected and you'd have to go knock on people's door on Saturday afternoon and be like, dude, you owe me $2.
01:44:23.000The ticket book was a bummer because guys would get mad at you because they owed money for getting the fucking newspaper delivered.
01:44:29.000And they said, you know, there was about two Saturdays ago I didn't get the supplemental with all the coupons.
01:54:14.000They did two double-blind, placebo-controlled studies at the Boston Center for Memory.
01:54:19.000And they showed increase in verbal acuity, your ability to remember words, your ability to form sentences, increase in your memory, and there's a few other things.
01:54:35.000Oh, alpha flow state, which I don't know how they measure.
01:57:34.000Cordyceps are thought to increase the body's production of the molecule adenosine triphosate, which is essential for delivering energy to the muscles.
01:59:12.000Phytocannabinoids or plant cannabinoids bind with cannabinoid receptors and send a message to the body to do certain things like help regulate motor control, immune function, reproduction, sleep, appetite, mood, pleasure, pain, fertility, memory,
01:59:30.000If you want and you have the time, you can get into it and try to figure out what the fuck benefit you would get from CBD. But for me, it's a no-brainer.
01:59:41.000It's 100% beneficial to me in terms of soreness, sore joints and weird shit that happens to my body from just beating it up.
02:01:48.000So when you're doing your podcast, is the podcast going to be similar to what you're talking about for a television show, like food, travel, the whole deer, or are you going to just talk about life?
02:01:59.000I think it's going to be a little bit of everything, but I'm also going to take people out of the room, so to speak, and be able to talk about, okay, I did this on Tuesday.
02:02:07.000Oh, and you're going to go on the road with recordings that you already have.
02:02:36.000Not a part of this show that I'm nervous about.
02:02:39.000I don't even think I'm getting pinged on the $25,000 per occurrence with my contract with Discovery yet.
02:02:46.000So if they were the best boss in the world, and they treated me like gold because I was their star, then why would they put it in the contract that I couldn't talk about them unless it was favorably or it would cost $25,000?
02:06:15.000If you want to do your best work, this is my opinion, you can think about optimizing the amount of profit you do, but the problem with that is oftentimes when you do that, you do that at an expense.
02:06:26.000The expense is the quality of the work you do, because you're thinking about money instead of thinking about being you, and being free, and then concentrating on doing the best job you can as an entertainer.
02:06:37.000I agree, but what about the fact that when you reach a certain level...
02:06:40.000Like you and I have, where people come to you and they're like, hey, I'm the CEO of blah, or I'm the CEO of this.
02:06:49.000And I want to do some business with you.
02:06:51.000And then you have to turn it over and give up 10, 20% between the two.
02:06:58.000I see where you're coming from, but here's my perspective.
02:07:00.000The only reason why I am in the position that I'm in now is because I have these relationships, and they helped me get to where I am, and we're in it for the long haul.
02:08:42.000You just have to think about it in terms of, instead of thinking about, oh, I've got to get what I can, think about it in terms of, like, it's feast or famine.
02:10:05.000I only kept the same all the way through until it was done.
02:10:09.000But the problem was other people were coming to you with things, and they weren't bringing you these things, but they were getting the percentage.
02:11:50.000And it's a different gig because then you're on television so people come to you and you're like, what are these management people doing for me?
02:11:58.000They're just taking a piece of money I would already get.
02:15:26.000I think that a lot of these places, like whether it's CAA or any big place, they have so many artists and so many deals and so many agents.
02:16:29.000But a lot of these places, whether it's figure out the name, whatever name you want, what they're doing is they're trying to accumulate as much talent as possible.
02:16:38.000They want hundreds and hundreds of clients.
02:16:41.000And then some of them work out and some of them don't.
02:18:16.000Those people are getting screwed over because the one place that people should be going to right now when there's a health crisis is a fucking gym and they're being shut down.
02:18:27.000There's ways to get away from that and they're not letting them.
02:19:09.000Well, they said $1.2 million in fines.
02:19:11.000The gym has more than 60 citations, totally more than $1.2 million, despite not having a single infection linked to the business after more than 83,000 visits.
02:21:56.000It's like, gyms are ridiculous to close down.
02:21:59.000People are trying to get healthy, you fuck.
02:22:02.000And you look at the, there's a pie chart they've showed of traceable COVID infections.
02:22:09.000And the restaurant thing is so infuriating to restaurant owners because it's only 3%.
02:22:13.0003% out of 100, 3 are at these restaurants, but yet more people are getting infected at grocery stores, more people are getting infected at hotels, all these different places that are open and essential.
02:26:33.000So like if the mad scientist gets some terpene stuff, that can make, you know, like a steak taste better.
02:26:38.000Well, you know, there was an article that came out today in the news feed that was showing that there's something in the flavors of vaping is what's fucking people up.
02:26:49.000That it's not just vaping tobacco smell.
02:27:33.000Mounting studies indicate that the nicotine and other chemicals delivered by vaping, while generally less toxic than conventional cigarettes, can damage the lungs and heart.
02:27:44.000But so far, there has been no clear understanding about what happens when the vaporized flavoring molecules and flavored vaping products, after being inhaled, enter the bloodstream and reach the heart.
02:27:57.000I think part of the issue is also that these motherfuckers are doing that shit all day.
02:35:59.000And if I'm honest about that, I have not put enough time or effort into actually understanding and studying all the data that's available that indicates that we did go to the moon.
02:36:13.000I think it's fun and it's enticing to just say, I don't think we went to the moon.
02:36:45.000I really think that because I think it's a complex issue, and I think it's so simple to look at a complex issue and just say, I believe this, or I believe that.
02:36:56.000But you really shouldn't say that unless there's a reason why you believe something.
02:37:00.000And sometimes people believe things because it sounds more fun or because it's more convenient or because they're more conspiratorially oriented.
02:37:07.000It seems like more exciting to believe in the conspiracy.
02:37:11.000All the things that I'm saying don't mean that conspiracies don't exist or don't mean even that that conspiracy doesn't exist.
02:37:18.000But it's just that if you want to call bullshit, you should know what you're talking about.
02:38:29.000There's a high likelihood that if we went to the moon, that we would continue to explore space and we would advance on the type of travel that we use to go to the moon.
02:38:49.000And you look at when Kennedy said, we will land a man on the moon in this decade and do the other things not because they are easy but because they are hard.
02:38:59.000In 1969, you know, when they landed a man on the moon, cars drove like shit, TVs were useless, there was so much technology that was nonsense.
02:39:10.000In 2020, we still can't really put a man on the moon right now.
02:39:17.000That doesn't mean they didn't put a man on the moon.
02:41:45.000It's actually step removed from hunter and gatherer, which is Agriculture.
02:41:50.000Agriculture which allows cities and these places where people can be safe and they have accumulated supplies of food so they can think about things.
02:41:59.000So this is what's required to go to the moon.
02:42:02.000The hunter-gatherer thing, this is why it falls apart because hunter and gatherers would never go to the fucking moon in the first place.
02:44:01.000Space Adventures is charging $150 million per seat, a price that includes months of ground-based testing, although this is on a fly-by mission.
02:45:07.000There's a video of him in Elon, and Elon, like years before, like accomplishing things, and then Jeff Bezos say they're going to be the first to accomplish things after Elon's already done it.
02:48:57.000I think it means there's a lot of benefit in being one of the people that innovates in space travel.
02:49:03.000If you could come up with a thing where you send people into space and every time you do it you could charge someone a hundred grand and you get like a million people a year to give up a hundred grand and go flying into space.
02:50:04.000But if people are willing to spend a lot of money doing it, and then if you can figure out a way to escape Earth's gravity and land on Mars, or land on Europa, on one of the moons, I'll wait to see it.
02:50:22.000What if you could figure out a way to fucking fly around Venus and come back home?
02:51:12.000I could fly all the way around the fucking earth and stop 72 times for 500 grand.
02:51:17.000But if they really do get to that point, and they probably will.
02:51:20.000Look, if you go back to the invention of the first automobile in like the 1800s, and then you look at what they can do today with like a...
02:51:29.000Jamie has a Tesla Model X. They go, shut the fuck up, bro.
02:52:02.000And if you look at what we can do right now, if commercial space flight is a real thing and they're flying people into orbit, There is no doubt in my mind that whatever the amount of time it is, whether it's 50 years or 100 years from now, they're going to absolutely have spaceflight to Mars and bring people home.
02:52:22.000They'll probably come up with some new propulsion system, some fucking wild, crazy shit that we haven't even thought of before, and they'll change everything.
02:52:31.000It's not going to happen with this giant go-straight-up.
02:52:35.000It's going to have to be something that circumnavigates and gains speed.
02:53:09.000But it goes straight in relationship to where you're standing, but not in relationship to the way the Earth's spinning and the way the fucking planets are aligned.
02:54:26.000If we'd have been to the moon, we'd be up there.
02:54:29.000The argument is that every single technological achievement from 1969 is easier, cheaper, and faster to reproduce today except going to the moon.
02:57:22.000It's a lot of money to get people on the fucking moon.
02:57:26.000It's just one of those things where I think eventually they'll get to space tourism and it'll expand past the moon, it'll go to Mars, and it's going to happen.
02:57:34.000But it might happen 100 years from now.
02:58:18.000There's a long distance thing, and then there's a close distance thing.
02:58:23.000You could use magnifying things like binoculars and telescopes that are low magnification, and you can get a good image of something that's not too far away.
02:58:33.000But then when they started getting too far away...
02:58:36.000Yes, the flag is still on the moon, but you can't see it using a telescope.
03:00:50.000A experiment in a young kid's school project.
03:00:54.000What if all this that you built is basically an amp form that you have in your head and you're just an amp form in somebody else's head and somebody else's head?
03:06:45.000I can't wait to get on the road again.
03:06:47.000So do you have a, for the people that are following you, like your fans at home, do you have a map of when they can expect all this new content, these new ideas?
03:06:57.000No, actually, I haven't even told anybody until today.
03:08:37.000It's the coolest thing in the world when you're so focused and you're in this thing, like I was with Fast and Loud forever, and then it's gone.
03:14:37.000Scientists at China's Institute of Earth Environment have constructed what they say is the world's largest air purifier in the northern city of...
03:14:54.000The experimental smog-sucking tower stands over 100 meters tall, 300 fucking feet, and is designed to improve air quality in the city where standards regularly fall short of expectations set by the World Health Organization.
03:15:09.000Yeah, but that shit has to be reduced down to something.
03:15:21.000If they can really pull bullshit out of the air, that bullshit might be valuable.
03:15:27.000They just have to figure out a way to make it worthwhile.
03:15:30.000And if they can do that, then they can have one of those stupid things like every block...
03:15:34.000If that's how we saw blocks, we saw blocks with an air cleaner and everything was perfect, all our issues with how many autoimmune issues have to do with pollution.
03:15:44.000They say that living in a big city with a lot of pollution can drop your life expectancy by 10 years.
03:15:52.000You don't know about this shit, Richard Rollins.
03:16:49.000Because if we were doing this anywhere where there's like a real producer or an executive or someone who had any self-respect, they would stop this.
03:17:01.000And they would be like, what are you fucking idiots talking about?
03:22:39.000I guess you fly in private, but I was flying home from London one time, and the night before, I won a bunch of money at the casino there in Leicester Square.
03:22:50.000I forget what that casino's called, but it's been on a bazillion movies.
03:24:16.000Oklahoma, this is 2017, it says, Oklahoma district attorneys were awarded more than $6.2 million in cash, up from the $3.1 million the year before, believed to be involved in the drug trade that was seized by law enforcement.
03:24:28.000So they gave it to the DAs, I believe is what this is saying.
03:24:32.000So they gave the cash to the DA. The seized drug money.
03:24:52.000That was one of the things about whatever the law was, whether it was North Carolina or South Carolina, where these cops would pull people over and take their stuff.
03:33:52.000Stayin' Alive is the best disco music ever.
03:33:55.000If you're alone and you're not trying to impress anybody and it comes on the radio and you're in the right mood, it's a great song to hear.