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00:04:08.000And he's a great example of someone that I could say.
00:04:11.000If someone had these preconceived notions about what a cage fighter's like, and you think they're all brutes and they're all dumb people, sit down with Josh Barnett.
00:04:21.000He's a world-class cage fighter, has been for many, many years.
00:06:04.000There was some chick disappeared, and his staff just disappeared, and they were all sort of investigating him until some other story came up and just buried him.
00:06:56.000Oh, you're talking about actual murders.
00:06:57.000But I'm saying, imagine though, if it wasn't the case, if he didn't have her whacked, if he just had an affair with her, and the affair got exposed, and then she just randomly got murdered.
00:07:58.000Well, I think that people are getting influenced by anything that gives them anxiety, whether it's anxiety about serial killers or anxiety about diseases or war with Russia or war with China.
00:08:37.000It's like, what everyone would really be afraid of is if all of the people woke up and said, hey, we don't even really need a government.
00:08:46.000If we just stop invading each other and we equally distribute all of the natural resources, instead of hoarding it, we treat it as one community.
00:08:58.000One community, the community is planet Earth.
00:09:00.000So if people need food in Africa, that's our community.
00:09:03.000If people need gas in Argentina, that's our community.
00:11:33.000If you get out, you will have money for speaking engagements with all the companies that you helped, all the companies that you like, hey, I like you, I like you, let's hang out, let's party.
00:11:43.000They're like, hey, Mike, Mike, the former president, we'd love to have you come speak at our conference and we're willing to pay you a half a million dollars.
00:16:00.000To participate in the stock market when you're influencing the direction of the stock, or when you know which direction something's going to go in, or when you're going to pass a law to benefit these businesses that's going to force the stock to go up.
00:16:13.000And you know that, so you invest a shit ton of money before it happens.
00:17:00.000The only problem with Pete Rose betting on his team is when we finally made it It was like he would throw in closers for no reason, wasting them for the next game.
00:18:13.000I don't know enough about it, but I would imagine if you were a coach and you have a roster of someone who's in the Yankees, pretty much they're all superstars, right?
00:18:21.000I mean, if you get that far with the athletes of today, if you have whatever you have, 10, 15 players, I gotta think those guys are all animals.
00:18:30.000You don't get to be a major league player unless you're a top flight athlete.
00:18:51.000Baseball some, you're setting up a lineup, but if one guy's like, hey, I feel a little tight, instead of going like, alright, we'll want it, he's like, let's sit you out today.
00:18:57.000You can also, they signal to the third base coach straight to the player to take a pitch, fucking, you know.
00:19:17.000You know, that was always the thing that haunted Sonny Liston in the second fight he had with Muhammad Ali.
00:19:22.000Because Muhammad Ali dropped him with this like Real short right hand and a lot of people they call it the phantom punch, but it definitely was a punch.
00:19:30.000Like you see Liston's head sink in like a guy will sometimes when they get KO'd.
00:19:37.000There's a thing that happens when a guy gets hit on a jaw where you see the way his head sort of sinks in and Liston's head definitely sinks in, which means that Ali connected.
00:19:45.000But the acting after he went down was so ridiculous.
00:19:49.000Like you could tell he wasn't really trying to get up.
00:19:52.000He was like pretending he was trying to get up.
00:22:08.000He's going over to literally hear from the timekeeper that it was 10 seconds.
00:22:13.000I thought you got to count it out loud to give the guy a chance to get up if he wants to get up at 8. But look, Liston starts moving towards Ali, and Ali wrecks him.
00:22:19.000And Liston doesn't fire at Ali at all.
00:25:35.000He's moving around and as Liston comes at him, he brings his hand up and around Liston's hand before Liston can even withdraw his hand and cover and cracks him on the chin.
00:32:15.000But when you lift weights, like as you do it, like those bodybuilders that go on stage before those big Mr. Olympio things, they all get pumped.
00:32:42.000He looks like he's walking around on that shin.
00:32:44.000I wonder what percentage healed it is.
00:32:47.000You've got to feel like if a bone breaks in half like that, and then you get a metal plate to hold it in place, and all these screws and shit, that's got to take a while.
00:35:24.000Not only was he beating people, but the way the golf scores he was beating people, it would be the equivalent if a basketball team won like 500 to 45. He could moonwalk the entire back nine.
00:35:49.000The first part, they just talk about what a freak he is and how great he is and how much better than everybody that's ever done it he is and how he changed the game forever.
00:35:55.000And the second one just talks about how he loves pussy.
00:37:53.000You have to factor in this feel thing.
00:37:56.000I see when these guys are making these shots, and they're sitting there on their knees and trying to figure out which way the ground rolls, and they have to figure that out and time it perfectly.
00:38:52.000They think that's one of the factors that led to us becoming people, from lower hominids to people.
00:38:58.000They think the throwing arm was one of the major factors.
00:39:00.000They're always trying to pin it on one thing, like the mushroom people want to think it's one thing, and the meat people want to think it's like cooking meat over fire, but I have a feeling it was all those things.
00:39:09.000I think it was a bunch of shit together that turned us into people, but one of them, they think for sure, was we figured out our ability to throw things.
00:40:26.000And you also, you know, the more you find out about it, the crazier it gets, because you have to do your backswing, and then everything falls into motion.
00:40:35.000It's not even like you're hitting the ball with a stick.
00:40:37.000Your hips are turning first, your arms are coming second, your wrists are coming third.
00:40:42.000You have to remember to follow through.
00:40:44.000You have to keep your head exactly where it was when you started, or else you're going to hit below the ball or above the ball, which is a freaking embarrassing nightmare.
00:40:53.000It's like when you mess up a break shot on pool, right?
00:41:11.000For a competitive person like me, this is what keeps me sane, you know, because when I walk away from the game of basketball, you know, that was enough to keep my competitive juices working.
00:45:49.000One thing we've realized is that if you just turn the eye into an exclamation point or like little dumb things that is just, you have to show some effort, I guess.
00:48:44.000And what do they do to stop things that could possibly bite them in the ass?
00:48:49.000Like, are they making decisions that are financial decisions?
00:48:52.000Like, are they looking at people putting up fucked up things like that and go, hey, we could get sued, or we can get taken down, or people could write articles about how we won't...
00:49:15.000But the reality is, if they know they're leading people to suicide, shut the whole thing down.
00:49:20.000Until you figure out how to do it without that.
00:49:22.000I have a friend who works for a big media company, and we were having this conversation, and she was saying that a lot of the people that work there also consider themselves activists.
00:49:53.000You understand why, if everybody accepts that definition, they actually think they are because they get involved in social issues and they spread emails and they have meetings.
00:52:37.000But in the meantime, they're making sure you see – remember when Fox News and MSNBC said one-third anti-news and two-thirds pro-news and pro-war and then the other way for the other network?
00:52:46.000Just to push people slightly into thinking the war is good or bad.
00:53:57.000Okay, it says, we want people to have meaningful control over their experience.
00:54:02.000We've been experimenting with favorites, a way for you to decide whose posts you want to see higher up, and we're working on another option to see posts from people you follow in chronological order that don't take photos of their shit.
00:54:20.000I had a chance to talk about this briefly today.
00:54:22.000It's important to me that people have meaningful control over their experience, and I believe a place where you can see everything from the accounts you follow in chronological order is an important thing.
00:55:48.000If they put out an Instagram 2 and said, like, we're going to make some new changes to this new app, do you think people would all migrate to the new app or just stay on the thing they've been using the whole time?
00:55:57.000They have to make it, like, not there anymore.
00:56:26.000That idea could be smart, though, having a two, and if you sign up for two, everybody that signs up for Instagram two, that already followed you on Instagram one, just following you on Instagram two, or you could select starting from scratch, perhaps.
00:58:42.000So you would get rid of the algorithms, and I do think, as much as I like to think that the algorithms can be, you could have willpower, and just only look at interesting things, and you get only interesting things in your feed.
00:58:55.000I also know that there's a lot of people that are susceptible to a lot of weird shit in life like that.
00:59:05.000Remember when they said you couldn't market cigarettes to minors anymore?
00:59:08.000They stopped Joe Camel, who I know I resemble.
00:59:14.000But they were like, hey, that's not fair.
00:59:16.000The defense started up and you're going to dick them forever.
00:59:50.000And for some girls, it's infuriating and it makes them so jealous and it fills them with anxiety and also gives them weird feelings about their own body.
00:59:57.000And you're supposed to leave that at school and then not think about it while you're at home after that for the next 16 hours.
01:00:14.000So, like, if that doesn't stop, the emotional bullying, stop when you get, at least the guys, like, I can't beat you up online, but, like, the girls can do exactly what they do online for 16 hours a day.
01:00:24.000But this is the problem with social media and children.
01:00:27.000It's like children are not designed for that.
01:00:28.000You're designed to learn how to communicate and make friends with a group of people that are around you.
01:00:33.000But then when you're sniping at each other late at night with like these evil text messages.
01:02:26.000It's just every time I check in on the cultural conversation, people are more off the rails.
01:02:30.000I have a little bit of a conspiracy theory that the push by media...
01:02:35.000Because I found it weird that media was covering that Instagram's causing mental health issues.
01:02:40.000And I thought to myself, Facebook owns Instagram.
01:02:44.000And if they make it look like Instagram's the naughty one that the kids shouldn't be on, and Facebook always plays to a little bit of an older crowd, it's an older app, right?
01:02:53.000Then it makes it look like Facebook is the lesser of two evils.
01:03:27.000I think at this point we've passed any markers that would indicate to me that we have any indication that people are interested in slowing down.
01:03:38.000That people are interested in reversing course.
01:03:42.000It's almost like we're sliding towards the edge of a cliff.
01:03:45.000And small groups of people are like, you know, I think I'm going to get off the raft and I'm going to go over here and I'm going to just plant tomatoes.
01:03:52.000I'm not going to ride this thing off the rails.
01:03:54.000But a lot of people are just going to ride it right off the cliff.
01:03:57.000Most people are just going to ride it right off the cliff.
01:03:59.000Yeah, and the people that leave are like, why aren't you guys all getting off?
01:04:25.000One thing that I noticed during the chaos that I went through a few months ago is that the tweet that happened, there was more quote tweets than retweets.
01:04:36.000So everybody's taking this thing that looks bad and giving their opinion on it.
01:04:53.000And then you're seeing everybody think somebody's terrible or the president's terrible or whatever's terrible.
01:04:58.000We've been given this extraordinary ability to communicate with each other without any understanding of what the effects of it are and how to use it correctly, how to manage it.
01:05:18.000If that's the way it's gonna be, you gotta teach them how to operate online.
01:05:20.000Deal with the anxiety of someone criticizing you online or the anxiety of someone embarrassing you online.
01:05:25.000Because there's certain things that happen to kids like that that I think are fucking devastating.
01:05:29.000My concern is that this is a cliff that we're flying on, but it's not just this part of it.
01:05:35.000It's the nature of technology getting intertwined in your life in an inescapable manner, and it's happening.
01:05:45.000It's happening to the point where we're going to be reliant completely on some kind of technology, and it's one step towards us integrating.
01:05:54.000Biology and electronics, there's going to be a complete symbiosis.
01:06:00.000That's going to happen in our lifetime.
01:06:02.000And the problem with that, obviously, is it's terrible.
01:06:05.000You know how you're a different person in front of different people?
01:07:00.000But I also think, unlike all the other animals, we can sort through things and see a problem and offer a solution.
01:07:06.000And I think a solution that can be offered, you're not gonna stop people from using social media, you're not gonna stop people from using phones, but you can tell them how to do it.
01:07:13.000You can tell people, like, look, The way people communicate online in such a mean, nasty way that you wouldn't do in person, that is a weakness.
01:07:55.000It's us being able to communicate without the normal boundaries of, like, the social intimacy of being so close that you can hear somebody.
01:08:01.000If you're talking to somebody, you're supposed to be able to hear them talking to you back.
01:08:05.000So you're not allowed to have this, like, hey, this is just for some people.
01:08:08.000You have to have real integrity to take the behavior that you only exhibit when people are around you and extend that to your digital life.
01:12:42.000But they're doing things that'll get people to pay attention, right?
01:12:45.000They're writing articles that'll get people to pay attention.
01:12:48.000Their outrage is directed at getting people to pay attention because that's where the money is.
01:12:51.000The more people read the article, the more money it generates.
01:12:56.000Gia Tolentano wrote Jezebel and she said people used to get mad at me for the articles I wrote not knowing I was instructed by my editor to write articles that would make people upset.
01:13:09.000If you have a name, your name's Ari Shafir, and you write an article, and that article pisses me the fuck off, and then I read an article about you later, and this article is different.
01:14:21.000You know, the New York Times story, leaving out all the consensual stuff.
01:14:23.000If you are a person who's a writer, and you have a name, like if your name's Ari Shaffir, and I know that when I read an Ari Shaffir column, I'm going to get his thoughts and his feelings.
01:14:36.000But if you're bullshitting because your editor told you to, because you're being paid to, you should probably have an extra name from that.
01:15:42.000Because you're staring at something Dumbfounded, like if a comedian who I'm not that close with says something stupid in some weird political take, I do find myself reading it like 15 times.
01:15:54.000I try to find it now by going, hey, that's a comedian.
01:16:15.000What are you weighing in on something?
01:16:16.000You're a fucking top-shelf writer in the world, and you're weighing in seriously on a subject?
01:16:21.000It's been freaking me out for a while.
01:16:23.000Well, they feel like it's part of the job of having these conversations with the people in your tribe to let everybody know you should keep working with me because I am on the right page.
01:16:37.000I am there with you and I am a proponent of social justice.
01:16:41.000Every agency in Hollywood sent letters to their fucking clients saying, hey, after George Floyd, we here at CAA, we here at William Morris, we here at ITM, we stand for social justice, that's why we've always had fucking black clients and shit like that.
01:16:54.000You should know that if you're with us, you're on the right side of history.
01:18:10.000For some reason I'm wired that if you do it live or with friends or in front of a live audience, it's the opposite.
01:18:16.000Because when we were at Skankfest when Astroworld happened, we were in this city that it happened in.
01:18:21.000I was still in bed with one eye open reading about this tragedy that happened in the city that I'm in, realizing that it's a comedy festival and I have a show at noon.
01:20:41.000I do know security guards often say when they're at festivals that somebody dosed them so they can get off work and they get to go join the concert.
01:22:17.000So what we used to do is we had to stop people from bringing in liquor.
01:22:21.000So one of the things that we did was as we were waiting for people to come in, we would have to check their bags and they all were trying to stow away liquor.
01:22:30.000So we'd find like bottles of expensive wine, we had to take it all.
01:24:34.000I was like, I'm just supposed to steal people's booze.
01:24:38.000Dude, I was hanging out in Bonnaroo with one of the security guards for comedy and the promoter, Sam, and we were just like, oh, where can we get some Molly this hour?
01:24:46.000He goes, oh, I'll see the security guards.
01:24:48.000It was just like, go stock up on these drugs and go have a fucking great time.
01:25:33.000Dude, one time me and Soder were going into, I think, Outside Lands, and he had these, just came from Denver, had these joints that were shaped like cigarettes with the brown tips in the bottom, so it looked like, I mean, it's just, and he puts it in a cigarette case, four joints.
01:28:09.000Well, if you go to Africa and you see those naked ladies and you see how their boobs are flapping and hanging low like that, that's what happens when things get pulled on, when gravity pulls on it.
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01:35:52.000Well, I remember that joke that I used to do about if dick pills were real, it'd take about 30 seconds after the event before the first guy died of an overdose.
01:36:10.000Guys carrying around their dick with shopping carts.
01:36:12.000Yeah, the women evolved because the guy's dicks got so big, women's vaginas had to grow accordingly because guys wouldn't stop growing their dicks.
01:36:23.000I said that guys with big dicks in shopping carts would chase women up to the top of cliffs and they would leap off the cliff like flying squirrel pussy people.
01:36:33.000Because their vaginas would be so big from the giant thing.
01:36:42.000I mean, there's like weird Rolls of the dice in the world, but one of the weirdest rolls of the dice in the world for a guy is your dick size.
01:36:54.000You can just have a tiny dick and there's not a damn thing you can do about it.
01:36:57.000You know guys that are concerned about the smallness of their dick?
01:37:08.000There used to be a comedian, I'm not going to name his name, but he would close by saying, my name's, thanks so much, that's my time, I'm blah blah blah, I have a big dick.
01:37:40.000He's answering his own questions emphatically.
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01:42:52.000David Attenborough is the most beloved person in the world.
01:42:55.000So he films these chimps and he's, you know, getting a chance to see them behave and act in the wild in a way that very few people ever do and photograph with beautiful cameras.
01:44:02.000Dude, Nature's Metal just posted one of a grizzly bear killing a brown bear cub, chasing it down, and there's blood all over them just to have more mates.
01:45:42.000Even if they did, color and size can be misleading and not a reliable identifying features when trying to distinguish between a brown bear and a black bear.
01:45:51.000This bear has a shoulder hump, a distinct brown bear feature.
01:47:35.000If every animal in the world, if we had UFC 1 or UFC 2, if we did it bracket style, and every animal in the world had to fight, who do you have winning everything in the end?
01:58:41.000My dog is, we didn't teach her to, but is predisposed to just any chick and half the dudes on the street just going up to them and wagging her tail and then licking their hand.
02:00:16.000And a cow kind of can give a fuck about you.
02:00:19.000Like when you see people have pet cows and they have pet deer and shit, and the deer come right up to them and they eat out of their hands.
02:12:05.000Monkey brains have traditionally been eaten in parts of China and Southeast Asia because people believe they will be imbued with ancient wisdom.
02:12:14.000When I actually talked to a guy in each team where he goes, we ate him as a kid and now nobody kind of eats him anymore.
02:12:24.000David Cho, you know, the artist, he went with the Hadza, he went hunting, and they hunted baboons.
02:12:30.000And they hunt and kill baboons, because apparently the area that they're at, where they hunt at, has been so cleared out of animals that they've taken to, like, they primarily hunt these primates, and they hunt fucking baboons.
02:13:28.000They would just huddle up and just hunch over it in the middle of the park and you'd be screaming while the scene eats your kid head first.
02:15:46.000Well, their neck will be taller than you, but their body won't be.
02:15:49.000The thing you have to worry about is the legs.
02:15:51.000I'm gonna keep my hands up and I'm gonna shoot low, double leg takedown, drive through, yep, drive through, it's sort of Khabib, put my legs under his, get full mount, and then beat the shit out of it.
02:17:08.000I take the back, and then I wrap my arm around his neck thusly, and get in here, and I connect it to my forearm.
02:17:16.000So I have one hand on the base of his neck, I have my full arm wrapped around his forearm, and I figure out a way to snap his fucking neck.
02:24:42.000Or it should be a setting you should set if you want to avoid all this stuff.
02:24:46.000But isn't it funny that the way they've set it up now, whether it's by accident or whether it's by design, is everywhere you go that's not Twitter, it gets immediately co-opted by right-wing people.
02:24:59.000Because they don't have a place to go where they can get buck wild.
02:26:09.000Yeah, I mean, y'all could ask, like, my neighbors back at Coastal Carolina that, uh, I did plenty of burnouts, uh, to practice for this moment.
02:26:16.000Um, oh, my God, this is a dream come true!
02:26:19.000Wow, Talladega a winner in the next...
02:27:18.000It was learning how each line didn't stay to one, and everything shifted top to bottom so much that it was kind of like, okay, let's just stay patient.
02:27:59.000Well, right from what I understand, they just said that if you tweet that you can spread COVID with the vaccine, which is a fact that everyone admits and knows, they can ban you for that too.
02:28:10.000I think happened yesterday with people.
02:28:16.000I did read that, but I didn't look into it, so I don't want to jump to conclusions, because oftentimes people look into something and then sort of exaggerate what it actually said.
02:28:23.000But what they were trying to say is they'll punish people who post that you can spread COVID while vaccinated, which you definitely can.
02:28:33.000Because they're saying that slows down the vaccination rate, so like, well, aside, like, you can't know this truth.
02:28:38.000Yeah, I think that's more likely what they're trying to say.
02:28:41.000No, Facebook isn't changing policies to ban the school brand.
02:29:52.000Hashtag fuck you is a way to express yourself.
02:29:54.000I posted about the single bullet theory, about how stupid the theory is.
02:29:58.000They found this bullet in Connelly's gurney that went through two guys, just mysteriously wound up in a semi-pristine state on a gurney just by accident.
02:32:54.000And they didn't like that he was right wing and that he was a gay guy.
02:32:58.000Because then you give a little bit of leeway.
02:33:00.000He was one of the first ones that were like, can we turn into gay?
02:33:02.000And then it was like, yeah, finally yes.
02:33:05.000If you were an unscrupulous politician, if you were an unscrupulous politician, do you think that you would pretend to be gay so that you could fit right into the woke moment and perhaps maybe even be president?
02:33:17.000The only question I have is what do you mean by unscrupulous?
02:38:25.000Well, there's also a bit of a defense mechanism where you'll say things just to make the comics laugh, like inside jokes.
02:38:30.000Exactly, because that is your audience.
02:38:31.000I had a real in-depth talk last night to one of my favorite young comedians about that, because he's a hustler, but he's hustling the wrong direction.
02:38:41.000We were talking about how occasionally he finds himself in front of two people in the audience, and they're both comics.
02:38:47.000And then you train that way, the way you clearly come out of the Boston bar scene.
02:38:52.000It's like, they're coming out of that, you gotta get away from it.
02:38:54.000But I was like, well, why am I supposed to get up?
02:38:57.000And you take a few months of less spots, and then your body will make you find the good spots.
02:39:01.000It's amazing that an art form that is so well-regarded, where people love to go see it, and whenever a big comic has a special, it's always a big deal, and yet there's no real structure on how someone develops.
02:39:17.000We were talking the other day on the road about how when I found out that open mics were free and that you could just go sign up and get better and you didn't have to pay anything.
02:39:28.000It didn't make any sense comparing it to college, comparing it to Anything.
02:39:37.000Anyway, if you're on Comic and listening, I don't remember what I said anymore, but there's a video online of me talking about pretty much one and two year comics, giving advice.
02:39:45.000I would think some of it would still hold up.
02:41:01.000Completely independent and mainstream at the same time.
02:41:03.000So mainstream in the numbers that they hit, but like Tom Segura and Christina Pazitsky, I did your mom's house live, and I was like, this is crazy!
02:41:14.000Like, this is the craziest thing anyone's doing on the internet.
02:46:57.000When you would get on that show and you would all bust balls, and Patrice was there, and Voss was there, and all these guys were there, and you would always generally have like four or five guys in a room.
02:51:28.000Yeah, but even what he did, like what Anthony did, he had like a professional desk setup and like those big-ass broadcast cameras and he knew how to like, and he had employees, he had people working for him and shit.
02:55:18.000I've talked to more than one person who said they got COVID twice.
02:55:21.000And I know Dr. Peter McCullough, who was on the podcast the other day, said you can't get it twice because it's 90% similar to the original SARS. And the original SARS, people have long-lasting immunity.
02:55:31.000You mean the original COVID? Nope, SARS. SARS-CoV-2 is this.
02:55:36.000The original SARS. So many people test positive twice.
02:55:39.000Yeah, so this guy said on the podcast, he said you can't get it again, but I know multiple people who said they've got it again, including Mo Amer, Steve Simone.
02:55:50.000One of Tom Segura's relatives got it twice.
02:56:00.000He was talking about COVID. He was saying that COVID-19 was 90% similar to SARS and that when people got over SARS from 18 years ago, they still have immunity, they test for it today.
02:56:11.000Might be that it's not impossible to get it, but it's way, way, way harder for you to get it.
02:56:17.000I haven't heard anybody get it bad the second time.
02:56:20.000Mo Hammer barely got anything the second time he got it.
02:56:22.000But the thing is, if you had it a second time, you might be able to give it to somebody who doesn't have the immunity, and they might get fucked up.
02:56:30.000So, my point is, this guy saying that you can't get it twice, I don't know if that's correct.
02:56:35.000Since the last time I was here, I had COVID. I don't know what does what, but just in the interest of being open, whatever, I immediately took Based on my weight, 18 milligrams of ivermectin, like as soon as I got it.
02:57:26.000It's better if you take it early, but there's been, you know, stories about people who take it many days into it and still have good results, but either way, it's an effective treatment that people need to know about, because even if you're vaccinated, this shouldn't be a vaccine, unvaccinated, like, fuck you, I'm not going to listen to you because you're not vaccinated.
02:57:42.000Just listen about medicine to these people that take it and find substantial benefits from it.
02:57:50.000It works in everybody that I know that's taken it.
02:57:54.000I tested negative in three days from testing positive.
02:57:57.000I took the monoclonal drips the second day.
02:57:59.000So two days after that, I was testing negative for COVID. Everything's got so political that anything that you say that's anything other than the vaccine, people literally don't want to hear it, especially people that are pro-vaccine.