Joe Rogan Experience #1764 - Ari Shaffir, Shane Gillis & Mark Normand
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3 hours and 35 minutes
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198.89566
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247
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The boys discuss the new mayor of New York, Andrew Cuomo, and the disappearance of a park. They also talk about the latest in sports and politics, including the latest on the Boston Celtics and the FBI investigation into the Larry Nassar scandal, and much, much more! Joe Rogan Experience: Train By Day, Cuddle Party By Night, All Day, All Night! is a comedy podcast hosted by Joe and Sarah and produced by Sarah and Sarah. Produced in Los Angeles, CA and edited by Sarah Abdurrahman and Evan Handyside. Logo by Courtney DeKorte. Theme by Mavus White. Music by PSOVOD and tyops. All rights reserved. Used by permission. The opinions stated here are our own, not those of our companies, unless otherwise stated. We do not own the rights to any music used in this podcast. This podcast was produced, produced, written, and produced in any way by us. If you like what you hear, please leave us a rating and review on Apple Podcasts or wherever else you re listening. Thank you for supporting this podcast and/or if you re a supporter of the podcast, we'd really appreciate it greatly. It really does mean a lot to us. Thank you. - Sarah & Sarah - Thank you so much for making this podcast a great listen. Sarah and I hope you enjoy this podcast, and we really do appreciate it. - Sarah and we appreciate you for being a good friend of Sarah's work. -- Thank you, Sarah and Joe's hard work. We really appreciate all the support us, too much. Joe's work is really helps us out there. . Sarah, too! -- -- thank you for all the love and support us with your support is so much -- we really appreciate you, thank you, so much, we appreciate it, and all of your support us so much. We appreciate you guys. -- Joe's words of support is really, really, we really, truly appreciate you all of our support is appreciated, it means it's a lot, you're amazing, really means it means a lot. XOXO. -- Thank ya. -- we appreciate all of the love, good vibes, good morning, good day, good night, bye, bye. -- JOBYSELF. -- MURDER, JOE
Transcript
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Train by day, Joe Rogan Podcast by night, all day!
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We didn't do a good job protecting the last one.
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That is so crazy that they allowed them to do that.
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There's definitely a prison in there or high-rises in no time.
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What is the general consensus about the new mayor of New York?
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I saw people get mad at him and he says, we have to protect the low-wage employees.
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Because he's like, the people at Dunkin' Donuts.
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They're not smart enough to be in a corner office.
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But the way he said it, people were like, what's that supposed to mean?
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But he's hired his brother, and he gave him like half a mil.
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I don't want a guy who wouldn't hook his brother up.
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Right, I don't want a guy who shits on his brother.
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He was using his influence to, like, gather information about his accusers.
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You're just supposed to shut the fuck up about it and not put it on Gmail.
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To the one-year anniversary of the greatest upset.
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They just did throw in Buster Douglas as the greatest upset.
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A couple of them climbed that wall pretty good.
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Did you fucking see the thing where Ted Cruz is grilling that lady from the FBI and he asked her, the whole, runs the gamut of, were federal agents involved in any violence?
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Were federal agents involved in inciting violence or trying to court?
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You should always ask a follow-up question, like, is Coke the same as Sprite?
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We have a fucking distinct lack of marijuana in this room.
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I haven't seen any news stories since Larry Nassar.
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In his backyard faced a kindergarten or something like that, or a playground, and he's like, I just like to go out there and watch the kids afterwards.
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He got asked to be transferred to a juvenile facility.
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Well, they're doing that now with male prisoners who are transgender.
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And a lot of them are, like, guilty of sexual assault, and they're putting them in prison with females.
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And all they gotta do is say, hey, say you're a chick.
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Well, one guy did, and then immediately upon release started identifying as a man again.
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It's like, what a dumb thing this identity politics has given us.
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This ability for a sexual offender to just change their gender by saying, I identify with a woman.
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There should be some sort of test, like becoming a citizen.
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If you want to operate in today's society, what, are you scared of weed?
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We could just internally call ourselves different things.
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Like our text message thread is now protect our parks.
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Started with Ari's idea, which I like the best, is cuddle party.
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Because you want to call, like, the cancel crew or something.
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Was that the first time a sports team was ever named after a movie?
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Do you know that raptors, those raptors are really little?
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Apparently Steven Spielberg was consulting with a dinosaur expert and he found out how little the raptors were and he's like, that's not going to work.
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In the theater, when you saw the first dinosaur, it's like, what?
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When the T-Rex comes over the fence, when you see the goat is missing and the T-Rex comes over the fence.
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She came away and people were like, I'm a big target.
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The real recent velociraptors are so big in Jurassic Park.
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You need someone who wasn't fat and that became.
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Well, you know what's funny is when they're fat, and then they lose weight, and then everybody gets mad at them, like Adele.
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It's a funny thing when people do better with their life and the people that love them don't go, that's awesome!
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When I see somebody start dressing cool and being handsome.
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Oh, if they used to be fat, then they start slimming down.
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When you're fat and you lose weight, you start dressing cool.
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Well, he's more like a surfer now, but he's jacked now.
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I mean, he was dealing with a lot of what he thought was body issues, and just dealing with being big and didn't like it and felt embarrassed, and then finally fucking did something about it.
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Lost some weight, gained it back, but now he looks great.
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I'm not saying he was chunky, but he posted something to stop talking.
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I know you mean well, but I kindly ask you not comment on my body, good or bad.
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I want to politely let you know it's not helpful and it doesn't feel good.
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Don't comment on Shane's body, heart, good or bad.
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He's got the giant letters because he can't read.
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I just asked you legitimately if you could read that or not.
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I think you're a little drunk and a little lippy.
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He wanted me to read, stop talking about my body.
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Guys, you're fat, you're old, can we get along?
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However, certain normal aging changes inside the eye over time may affect your refractive stability.
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For example, if your eyes had been corrected for distance when you're younger, when you get into your early or mid-40s, something called prespoise.
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They cut the layer off your eyeball, and then they just go...
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It's this far away from your eye, and if you start moving around, he's like, stop, stop moving!
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Well, they're about to start new therapies that involve bacteria.
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They involve bacteria and injections into your eyeballs.
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They believe they're going to be able to reverse the ocular degeneration that comes with aging.
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And they think they're gonna be able to do it for people that have, like, serious eyeball injuries, too.
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Like, maybe, like, Michael Bisping can get hooked up.
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They're doing trials right now, but they're having very favorable results.
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I can see you're being facetious, but it stings.
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I'm sure I have, but it's probably been when I was younger.
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Yeah, I was laying on my back and it came straight up.
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God, man, the girl I was with really got a kick out of it.
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I stared right down the barrel of it for some reason.
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Wait, so they held him down and he did it himself?
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No, he was just jerking it to kill time in the desert.
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Then he had to be like, oh shit, one of them got me, guys.
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There's no doctor out there, so he had to lose the eye.
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What's legitimately the worst injury you've ever heard someone jerking off sustained?
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Some people have broken their dick, but that's from girls riding on it.
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Dude, he came through my college filming Dukes of Hazzard.
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There was a chlamydia strain all over LSU. Look at this.
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I have a big scar running here to here, he says, innocuously pointing an index finger between his legs up to his crotch, where he famously tore his urethra in 2007 while paying tribute to stunt god Evel Knievel.
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You know, I never even thought to look at the scar until six weeks ago.
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I found a stand-up mirror, I got out of the shower, and check out the scar, and it's a terrible angle to look at yourself in.
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So he says he broke his dick, but did they fix it?
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It's like a dog's chew toy down there now, he said.
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It looks like a sock that's lost its elasticity.
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I think that they're saying that they left him using a catheter twice a day back then.
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It says years after the incident that sent him to surgery and left him using a catheter twice a day.
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It's a good conversation starter when hitting on a girl.
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You know, my dick used to be broken, and now it works.
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But it'd be suspect, like a house with a fucked up foundation.
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You know, if a house got a big crack in the foundation, like, no, we brought guys.
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He's like, no, I'm not buying this fucking house.
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What's going to happen with Tim Dillon's house?
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Is that up for sale, or does he still own that?
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Well, he's looking at another one out here right now.
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The real estate business out here is fantastic.
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And she was touching herself also because I wasn't helping.
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And my dong fell out and connected on a fingernail when I went forward again.
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And it hurt, but you know, I was making whoopee.
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So I kept trying to go, and she was like, no, I could feel like I got skin on that.
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I pulled out and looked at it, opened my hand, and it was just gushing.
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If she's menstruating, that's blood on blood there.
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They think that one of the ways that people initially got HIV, and this is very controversial, but they think there was You know, bushmeat is a thing in Africa where they'll essentially shoot and kill anything and sell it as meat because food scares.
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So they'll occasionally do that to chimpanzees.
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They'll shoot chimps and sell chimp meat and eat chimps.
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And they think that through cutting a monkey or a gorilla or some chimp, some sort of primate, they got the blood on the knife and cut their finger.
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I don't think they necessarily have a patient zero in AIDS. I'm sticking with Fucker the Monkey.
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It's funnier than eating a bat, but eating a bat's very funny.
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Hey man, when you're fucking hungry, you'll eat a lot of things.
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And then on top of that, if you're culturally accustomed to certain things, they don't become weird.
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That looks better than oysters, I'll tell you that.
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That guy that clearly wanted to fuck that octopus.
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Wasn't he swimming every day trying to fuck an octopus?
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You know, John Lilly had a whole program doing dolphin research.
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They were trying to teach dolphins how to talk, and the dolphins kept getting distracted because they were horny.
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So this lady would just jerk off the dolphins to participate in the study.
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Margaret Lovat in the 1960s was part of a NASA-funded project to communicate with dolphins.
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Soon she was living with Peter 24 hours a day in a converted house.
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Christopher Riley reports an experiment that went tragically wrong.
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And they killed the project because they found out she was jerking off the dolphin.
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They'll spread it to the rest of the population if they get out.
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I watched a video a guy was going out and fucking a dolphin.
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He said he was going into the ocean and fucking dolphins.
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If you're with a hot chick, they'll grab you by the bathing suit and drag you down.
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One of the Lakers, something happened to him too.
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Was the woman white and was the dolphin racist?
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I already heard of this when I read that story.
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He strolled into the Lakers locker room on Tuesday at the Staples Center a little more than an hour before tip-off.
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He goes, he was playing with everybody else, doing what Dolphins do.
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For some reason, he took me all the way to the bottom.
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I jumped out of the water and took off the little life vest and threw off my little water shoes and stayed outside.
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That's a little dramatic because they have, like killer whales have tried to drown people and when they get stuck in those fucking sea world type places, they'll grab a trainer and drag them and pin them to the bottom of the tank.
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He was a little friendly, kissing her and stuff.
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Yeah, and we could take a field trip and go out and get some.
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Go get AIDS. Start a new AIDS. You know David Cho, the artist?
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He goes, because when the baboon gets hit with the arrow, he grabs it like a person.
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But they have less game in the area where they live.
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They never used to be there before, so they find themselves eating a lot of primates.
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Because the guy's worth a stupid amount of money.
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He painted their lobby and they gave him Facebook stock and it turned out to be worth a fucking kajillion dollars.
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But meanwhile, he's the kind of guy that is that rich and goes and hangs out with the Hanza and lives with them and hunts with them.
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No, I watched his, he had a show on Vice, I think?
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He did Vice Guide to Travel when he went to Africa looking for a dinosaur.
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There's reports of sightings of, I think it's a plesiosaur.
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Or maybe a brontosaur that's in some part of the Congo.
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And so he literally went looking through the Congo to try to find a dinosaur.
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But I think he was like fucking 20 years old when he did that.
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He's just very open about his psychology, which I don't like.
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Yeah, he's like, the reason I fuck so much is because my childhood was this.
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You don't get it, you Bud Light drinking son of a bitch.
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Also, it doesn't look good you hating an Asian.
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I know, that's why I'm trying to backpedal on this one.
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Started making out with this girl on the couch.
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And then he's like, Bobby, Jimmy, Mike, all these guys came out of the woodwork.
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So I just jumped this fence, straddled it, couldn't make it all the way over.
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I had to start wearing a cup in jujitsu because someone was passing my guard and he slammed his knee into my dick.
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And it hurt like hell at the time, but I thought it was okay.
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And then I went into the locker room and my jockstrap was filled with blood.
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So blood had been coming out of the tip of my dick while I was training.
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Because you just get so used to getting banged up, right?
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So then I go home and I'm trying to think, okay, do I go straight to the doctor?
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Because if it was a bloody nose, I would just go, what are they going to do?
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The New York Post is going to be all over this.
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You're getting medical advice from a guy who said, jerk off.
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So I was like, well, what are they going to do to fix it?
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They're not going to put a bandage on the inside.
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You ever get an egg that has a baby chick inside of it?
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It was basically like a little chicken abortion.
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And so I was like, okay, we'll try again tomorrow.
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So I tried again tomorrow, and there was a little less blood the second day.
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It was still a little pink, but it wasn't scary.
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Seeing my jockstrap filled with blood, I was like, yikes.
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But if that was my nose, I would just stuff some tissue up it and keep moving.
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I'm like, so something inside broke a little bit.
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But I was thinking that, like, something happened, like, during the slam, like any other kind of trauma.
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Like, you know, you get a cut in your face or something.
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That's what I did with the jockstrap, you know?
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Did you have to, when you got it stitched up, did you have to wear anything there, like a diaper or something?
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Well, first of all, I stuck a needle in my sack to Novocain.
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Seeing a giant needle go in your sack is pretty eye-opening.
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We're talking about, you know, hey, how about those tigers?
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And then I had to wear a jockstrap for a month and then go get them taken out.
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You think he ever watches you on Netflix and goes, ah, that fucking guy, I saw his raw nut.
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Imagine if it worked out with them, and they got back together because of your trauma.
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She probably told him, and that's why he came over.
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High school boys, once they develop strength and their fucking frontal lobe hasn't really developed yet, they're very dangerous.
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College didn't have to live at home too, so it was like living really like adults with just morons.
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You learn how to control the weather in third period.
00:32:09.000
Hey, Shane, tell everybody what we were talking about before this, because I can't believe that this happened.
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But his video got pulled off of YouTube because he simply said that when he had COVID, he just drank beer.
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I said that the way I beat COVID was I just drank beer.
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And I was just explaining exactly what happened.
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And the episode got taken down from Matt and Shane's secret podcast.
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Giannis Papas just got hit with one from six months ago, he told me.
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It's like you're not supposed to have COVID misinformation or anything that doesn't go along with the lines.
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You're giving some instructions, but that's not what you're doing.
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If anybody was like, well, I was going to get vaccinated, but then I saw...
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And he drank beer, so I'm like, I'm gonna fucking drink beer too, bro.
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I got COVID and it was nothing, so I just drank beer.
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Are these woke kids that are doing this, or is this an algorithm?
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But silencing it kind of brings more attention to it, I think.
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Because otherwise, then they get control of the narrative completely.
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And then no one can say anything that's even remotely dangerous.
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I think it's just AIs that are operating too far on the straight up what they think is misinformation.
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I know, but everything I've ever tried to appeal, they go, nah.
00:34:19.000
We've appealed things, and they've come through.
00:34:21.000
They look at your stuff more than most people's stuff.
00:34:23.000
I think it's all, who's your fucking person, right?
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If there's a thousand people that do this, or a million people that do this, they're all subjective.
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They all have their individual ideas about things, about what's acceptable and what's not.
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I mean, I'm sure they have guidelines, but there's clearly some wiggle room.
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Yeah, if you can get someone to actually look at it.
00:34:41.000
When Kill Tony gets strikes because you can't explain it to someone, when I get a bullying charge for Betty White, it's like, no one's looking at this.
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Imagine the booster takes you out at 99. Like, you can't even say it.
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Being 99 years old and being like, I bet I gotta get this booster.
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She was like, but I need to deal with the devil.
00:35:15.000
If you're 99 and listening to Spotify, get the booster.
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But any 99-year-old who knows how to use Spotify is doing pretty good.
00:35:25.000
Imagine just picking up the internet when you're 70. Yeah, right?
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70 and all of a sudden you're in chat rooms talking shit.
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Do you think it's like a Vietnam Vets chat room?
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In 70, you start a Twitch channel, start talking shit while you're playing video games.
00:35:46.000
106-year-old Philadelphia woman is a big fan of Big Macs.
00:35:49.000
This is more hurtful to people's health than saying, like, maybe the Vax is dangerous.
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That's back when Big Mac started when they were made with actual meat.
00:36:06.000
Her granddaughter said that maybe her lengthy lifespan has to do with the nine gin-soaked raisins she ate every day too.
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Oh, not eating junk food, but she eats burgers.
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But who the fuck is like, is that a thing, the vodka-soaked raisins or something like that?
00:36:38.000
Queen Elizabeth drinks a couple gin and tonics a day, says that's her thing.
00:36:48.000
105-year-old Englishman had a whiskey in his tea every morning.
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If you're one of those guys that's like, you know what, I'm just going to stay alcohol-free.
00:37:10.000
Hey, Jamie, those last two pictures, those last two people, stories, the old people, how many of them are dead now?
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117-year-old French nun whose secret is red wine and a 100-year-old San Francisco woman who is fond of non-traditional bedtime snack of one beer and three potato chips.
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We get happy when we hear about someone who lives a long life like that.
00:37:49.000
But if you had to live their life, you'd be like, take me.
00:37:58.000
Oh my god, she survived COVID. Oh, look at those eyes!
00:38:13.000
That's the one thing where nature tries to keep you from fucking old people.
00:38:16.000
As they get older, their nose grows bigger and their ears grow bigger.
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They're like two things that no one's gonna like bigger.
00:38:29.000
All these pictures, she looks like she's coming.
00:38:33.000
For every happy ending story with these old people, somebody's wiping her ass.
00:38:38.000
There's going to come a point in time where they're going to be able to reverse aging.
00:38:43.000
David Sinclair, this guy from Harvard, who's been on my podcast a few times, they're working on it, and they've got to the point where they can pull it back a little.
00:38:50.000
He's 52, he looks like he's 40, and I'm not exaggerating.
00:38:55.000
He's essentially 10 years younger than his biological age.
00:38:58.000
If you need a test group, I'll be your test group.
00:39:04.000
His physical age, his biological age is 10 years older than his actual age.
00:39:10.000
No, his biological age is 10 years younger than his calendar age.
00:39:19.000
But imagine if you got to the point where you could go back to maturity, back to like 21, 25 years old.
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Because I think they're going to be able to do that.
00:39:25.000
But with old people, they're still going to have long ears.
00:39:32.000
Would you be like, nothing, I'm fucking, you know, it's my first time around.
00:39:35.000
Because we would probably get mad if like 400-year-old people were fucking 30-year-olds.
00:39:45.000
Try getting a 400-year-old lady to join your cult.
00:39:52.000
If people start living forever, we have to murder some people to clear it out.
00:39:54.000
When you get to a certain age, are you think you're going to want to cash in your chips?
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85. I'll get to 60. But when you're 59, you're going to want to go to 80. Of course.
00:40:24.000
When you're 116, you're going to go to 170. She's like, I read about this shit that brings you back.
00:40:37.000
It says this guy's 146. Look at that mole right in the center.
00:40:51.000
Wow, he looks like he opened the Ark of the Covenant's cataracts.
00:40:55.000
This is a shitty country that needs this for publicity.
00:41:02.000
If somebody can live to be 20, then it's not outside of possibilities that someone can live to be 20 years old.
00:41:20.000
He claims to be the oldest person that ever lived and celebrated, but maybe he's right.
00:41:32.000
They found a coconut that it was scrolled into.
00:41:58.000
The thing about when they get that old, you don't really know if they really...
00:42:04.000
Is Krakatoa the one where it brought the entire human population down to like 7,000 people?
00:42:27.000
There was an Indonesian one that was real recently.
00:42:30.000
Wasn't there an Indonesian volcano that was real recent?
00:42:33.000
Not catastrophic, but I think there was a volcanic eruption real recently.
00:42:51.000
Instagram, I say fatty to people and they keep deleting it.
00:42:58.000
I'm telling you, when I said I'm going to invade Burt Kreischer's home family, and they were like, nah, that's where it started.
00:43:04.000
Invade his family if you didn't give me my records back.
00:43:15.000
Just keep them doing what they're doing already.
00:43:20.000
Bro, if you got bit by a mastiff, do you have any idea what that would do to your tissue?
00:43:45.000
If you're out there listening and you're going to get a German Shepherd as a pet, you better be willing to work with that dog.
00:43:54.000
You can't just leave a dog like that in the yard.
00:43:56.000
And we know you're not willing to do that work.
00:44:05.000
The dogs were probably having a little bit of fun.
00:44:07.000
His dog record was like 86 and 14. His record was good?
00:44:17.000
There's a silent group of people that are involved in dogfights.
00:44:22.000
That have been involved in dogfights for a long time.
00:44:25.000
And that sort of exposed what that whole community is all about.
00:44:30.000
Because there's a lot of dogfighting going on in parts of this country.
00:44:37.000
But he, at one point in time, used to fight dogs.
00:44:47.000
And the chains would go out to a small dog house.
00:44:51.000
And the chains were far enough so that each dog couldn't get at the other dog.
00:44:57.000
He just kept them in his yard and he put them on heavy chains so they worked out and they walked around with these heavy chains on.
00:45:09.000
And then they have, they name the dog after the bloodline.
00:45:16.000
So if there's this one dog that was killing all these other dogs, they would name him.
00:45:20.000
So it's like, you know, if you had a name, like if you were Bucky, and, you know, it'd be like Bucky's son or, you know, grandson of grand champion this.
00:45:31.000
And they have this, like, Sort of underground community.
00:45:35.000
And when Michael Vick got busted, it sort of exposed that to a lot of people that, you know, especially a lot of people that are urban folks that don't know anybody who would even be involved in dog fighting.
00:45:50.000
If you're living in a big city, you probably don't get to see too many dog fights.
00:45:54.000
But if you're in rural parts of the South, it's a big money thing.
00:45:58.000
It's like, I had a gardener who was in a chicken fighting.
00:46:13.000
And he said, and then, you know, the winner gets to make soup out of the loser.
00:46:18.000
So if your bird wins, even once your bird wins, your bird's going to get fucked up.
00:46:22.000
It's probably going to get sliced up pretty good.
00:46:24.000
They take the one that died and they'll fucking cook them in a nice soup.
00:46:38.000
That's not that much smaller than what a real raptor was.
00:46:40.000
If the urban folks that were fighting the dogs would just dress like a matador, all the honkies would be okay with it.
00:46:53.000
Yeah, then we'd be like, well then it's okay if they're stabbing a bull with a sword over it.
00:46:58.000
Bullfighting at least, though, has a chance to kill you.
00:47:06.000
Well, don't they stab them before they let them out?
00:47:16.000
The wildest shit is those dudes who stand there and wait for the bulls to charge them and they flip.
00:47:21.000
They jump up in the air and flip over the bulls.
00:47:25.000
It's like a type of bullfighting, but they literally are acrobats who leap over the bulls as they charge.
00:47:36.000
They just jump through the air and do backflips over bulls.
00:47:40.000
But the thing is, they don't always do it right.
00:47:47.000
You know those, like, when people wear those bubble suits and run at each other?
00:48:05.000
Oh, he's putting his head right in the way, too.
00:48:15.000
And he has to really be careful, because that thing goes in his lungs.
00:48:25.000
Oh, you get points depending on how close you are.
00:48:28.000
They have a technique to lean backwards like that.
00:48:30.000
Yeah, he says, I don't see the bull as my enemy, more like my friend.
00:48:45.000
What about the guys who get in that clear bubble ball?
00:48:50.000
Did you watch it or are you just cutting me off?
00:48:53.000
You know what's stunning is the sheer amount...
00:48:56.000
You know those bubbles you run into each other with?
00:49:00.000
What's crazy is the distance they travel when a bull hits them.
00:49:16.000
Those are fucking dangerous because your knees can get torn apart.
00:49:36.000
Meanwhile, he's keeping that bubble on, even though he can't run with it on.
00:50:22.000
Jackass did that in their movie and they all got paid a lot.
00:50:31.000
I had this dude on Fear Factor that was a bull rider and his shoulder was completely destroyed.
00:50:38.000
He had scars all over his shoulder from just getting ripped.
00:50:43.000
Trying to hang on, or falling to the ground, one or the other.
00:50:46.000
I don't know which arm it was that was fucked, but he was like, yeah, I can't do anything.
00:50:58.000
Those bull riders are a different kind of human.
00:51:22.000
That could be considered blackface now, by the way.
00:51:45.000
You don't want to fall from fighting in the air.
00:51:57.000
I didn't realize how good they were until I went to Europe and everybody there loved them.
00:52:03.000
Oh, so you need other people to love something for you to love it?
00:52:11.000
I thought this was fucking dudes' clan or whatever.
00:52:24.000
Well, we did a bull riding thing once, and during the bull riding, there's only two times in the history of the show where I told them, don't do it.
00:52:41.000
They're so used to just being brave and taking wild chances.
00:52:56.000
This thing was like 2,000 pounds, and it's in the cage.
00:53:00.000
And they strapped a 98 pound girl to that thing.
00:53:03.000
And I was like, you guys are out of your fucking mind.
00:53:07.000
Guys, you have to understand, this show wasn't being done before this.
00:53:11.000
So it was like brand new that they would put people up for anything on TV. I know, but a woman on there is crazy.
00:53:17.000
We always had women on the show doing wild shit, but this lady almost got kicked in the face.
00:53:22.000
She goes flying in the air, and as she's flying in the air, the bull kicks back.
00:53:29.000
And as the bull kicks back, she almost got jacked.
00:53:51.000
It kind of did hit the back of her head, right?
00:53:56.000
By the way, if she landed on her head, this could have been a horrific injury.
00:54:01.000
But that was just dumb luck that she landed on her back.
00:54:05.000
I said to the guys afterwards, I said, we rolled the dice.
00:54:12.000
But this whole show was like, they kept ramping it up over and over and over again.
00:54:25.000
And even if you got a ring, if you ring it with the horseshoe, you still had to drink jizz.
00:54:33.000
I feel like females have the advantage there, because they've eaten jizz before.
00:54:45.000
It's never aired in America, but it did air overseas.
00:55:00.000
Was it kind of hot to watch those girls drink some jizz?
00:55:16.000
The girl drinking the piss got through it first.
00:55:29.000
I was high for every episode after episode four.
00:55:41.000
Not just the texture of jizz, it's the texture of a quart of jizz.
00:55:55.000
That was nice of NBC to have barf buckets ready.
00:56:05.000
But the point is, this did get the green light from the executives.
00:56:36.000
We came back for like six episodes and then it got cancelled.
00:57:02.000
If I wanted to kill somebody with a chain, I have one handy.
00:57:06.000
I mean, being high for that must have been fucking insane.
00:57:12.000
Because when I did it, I was bored for like the first four episodes.
00:57:15.000
I was like, oh my god, what have I signed up for?
00:57:18.000
And I thought, oh, this is going to get canceled.
00:57:21.000
But when you're high, then it becomes so preposterous.
00:57:27.000
And then also I felt a lot of empathy towards the people.
00:57:39.000
Because there's some times where you can change a person.
00:57:42.000
Like when they're about to do something, you can pump them up.
00:57:47.000
Especially if it's not something that's going to kill them.
00:57:50.000
Like, just go, listen, you know, you can fucking do it.
00:57:53.000
And then just that vote of confidence and just giving them a perspective, just force yourself to do it.
00:57:58.000
Just decide that this is what you're going to do.
00:58:06.000
If you quit right now, you're gonna feel like a bitch for the rest of your life.
00:58:15.000
Well, the problem was everybody had to do these stunts.
00:58:20.000
And only one person would wind up winning the money.
00:58:23.000
In this case, twins would wind up winning the money.
00:58:36.000
They've got more jizz in their stomach than Rod Stewart.
00:58:46.000
The Richard Gere gerbil one was the biggest one.
00:59:10.000
This is just a theory, but he was in Scientology for a while.
00:59:28.000
It might have been gerbil fetuses or something, but it happened.
00:59:31.000
They must declaw it, because of the anal cavity.
00:59:34.000
Guys have definitely done it, and they probably did it after hearing that rumor.
00:59:44.000
You see the South Park with him getting lost in there?
00:59:52.000
Being the type of guy that that rumor would stick to.
00:59:56.000
As soon as it came out, somebody being like, yeah, that's something you would do.
01:00:01.000
But it was such a weird, specific choice that you believed it.
01:00:06.000
After the Gigolo movie and an officer and a gentleman, too many women wanted to fuck him.
01:00:18.000
The jealous dolphins grabbing him, dragging him down because he was hot.
01:00:28.000
Do you guys remember when he tried to go on stage in Madison Square Garden after 9-11 and say, we all just need to give love and express love?
01:00:39.000
He tried to give his Buddhist philosophy to a bloodthirsty group of revenge-hungry New Yorkers.
01:00:48.000
The ones who were just beating up Indian people at the time.
01:00:55.000
I mean, it sucks because technically he was right.
01:00:59.000
That gerbil fucker went out there with a very nice peaceful message.
01:01:05.000
And those dumb wops and Jews from New York couldn't handle it.
01:01:22.000
What do you mean they drink and pretend they're deep?
01:01:24.000
Some of them, not Oscar Wilde, but some Irish people are annoying.
01:01:33.000
Which might explain, some have attributed to Stallone.
01:01:37.000
Okay, Gere was originally cast in The Lords of Flatbush, but he and Stallone didn't get along.
01:01:45.000
In the years since, Gere and Stallone's grudge Yeah.
01:02:08.000
He even thinks I'm the individual responsible for the gerbil rumor.
01:02:16.000
I gotta probably put a gerbil in his ass or something.
01:02:25.000
Speaking of donkeys, I... Oh, they talk about Unliving Color?
01:02:33.000
What year do you think that gerbil rumor started?
01:02:53.000
Has everybody heard this shit about Richard Gere?
01:03:00.000
How many people have heard about Richard Gere having a gerbil in his ass?
01:03:15.000
Like, well, shit, everybody in the country knows, supposedly, because I don't want to get in trouble.
01:03:21.000
But, supposedly, supposedly, I guess he was in the hospital.
01:03:28.000
Mark, you would probably know, but is this for real?
01:03:47.000
I have been drunk and coked up and fucked up to where I have pissed in my suitcase thinking it was the toilet.
01:03:53.000
To where I lifted the lid of my suitcase and just fucking pissed.
01:04:05.000
You know, it never occurred to me to put a rodent in my fucking intestinal tract.
01:04:16.000
That's not a guy who pays attention behind the wheel.
01:04:32.000
Yeah, you ever sit back and say, what am I doing?
01:04:36.000
Kinison is the best example that I can, for comics, of like a guy who is awesome and then was like a parody of himself really quickly.
01:04:49.000
One special special is fucking fantastic, though.
01:04:51.000
That was when he was young and wild and nobody had seen anything like him.
01:04:54.000
But then the partying and all that stuff after that, it became like a caricature.
01:04:59.000
I hope I do well and then fall apart, like, violently.
01:05:13.000
Also, you think I want to be fucking having a family and being gay and shit like that?
01:05:21.000
I'm Josh, and I've been saying, Jamie, please do me a kindness and get rid of all the times I've said homophobic stuff.
01:05:36.000
Why don't you edit me out of this entire episode?
01:05:43.000
I've never reached out to them, but these cockcups should be all over you.
01:05:47.000
They better hurry up or I'm going to switch to Natty Light.
01:06:05.000
Yeah, yo, shotgun and fucking Bud Light with an arrowhead.
01:06:14.000
No, no, this is a real Native American arrowhead.
01:06:18.000
Bro, if you broke this arrowhead, imagine if it survived 500 years in the ground.
01:06:29.000
How are they going to kill the white man if the king walked with a beer?
01:07:12.000
I don't really particularly like that kind of beer.
01:07:27.000
Imagine if it kills the show because of you, you fucking cunt.
01:07:53.000
This whole damn studio's gonna smell like Bud Light.
01:08:30.000
It's like, you do it, it's not comfortable, you do it, but it's over.
01:08:43.000
That is medical misinformation, though, if we're talking about telling the public to shotgun beers.
01:08:57.000
I got CVS vitamin D and I drank a little bit of beer and then I ate a lot of chicken wings.
01:09:05.000
I posted that I followed Joe Rogan's strict advice to be super racist.
01:09:28.000
And they ship those fucking geezers out on ice floats.
01:09:33.000
You ever seen Bourdain's show where he went to visit this tribe that was, I guess it was a tribe of Inuit?
01:09:53.000
He just tried to drink it without popping the top.
01:11:01.000
They weren't whacking, but you could tell they were retaining for later.
01:11:23.000
Isn't that what happened in the Franklin scandal?
01:11:29.000
It says donkey's show with an apostrophe before the S. That means this show belongs to the donkeys.
01:11:57.000
Well, we used to do that with weed in the early days of the podcast.
01:12:07.000
I don't know how this caught on when it was unlistenable for four years.
01:12:13.000
Imagine if we were like halfway deep into a bag, a volcano bag, and I said, bro, one day, this is going to be the most listened to thing on the earth.
01:12:21.000
You'd be like, what the fuck are you talking about?
01:12:29.000
When I started, it was always college, and we were always just crushing gravity bonks.
01:12:35.000
If you got high with Joey Diaz, you would appreciate it.
01:12:52.000
Because it makes you think about all the things that are going wrong in your body.
01:13:10.000
Well, now I would, because I have been drinking.
01:13:24.000
It's just like, you think about negative, it's all bad.
01:13:26.000
No, I'm not thinking about, I'm not even getting introspective.
01:13:28.000
I'll just get high and be like, dude, I'm gonna have to give my dad's eulogy someday.
01:13:38.000
I mean, once I get, dude, look at my BLs blocking your fucking negative energy.
01:13:59.000
And then they criticize guys like me drinking Bud Light.
01:14:02.000
When I first started taking Ari, they all get high and act superior.
01:14:07.000
When I first started taking Ari on the road with me, I'd get them...
01:14:18.000
Watching me just stare at a crowd and be like, what are we even doing here?
01:14:21.000
You eventually figured out how to be relaxed and do comedy high.
01:14:32.000
But also it was like that thing about the shows where it's just experimental.
01:14:39.000
It was the best where you're like, I'm gonna get too high.
01:14:57.000
I go, you're gonna, we're gonna be working together.
01:15:02.000
One time I did, I did like 46 at the, at the, um, Denver.
01:15:08.000
I was like, no, I did like 30. He goes, no, I'll show you on the tape.
01:15:34.000
You got the light at 10, you were on until at least 18. I got the light right out.
01:15:53.000
How do you not know when you're doubling your time?
01:15:55.000
Well, first of all, we started drinking at noon.
01:16:02.000
I don't know how I did that, and I don't know how to take it off.
01:16:21.000
I can't buy you people, but I'll buy you a watch.
01:16:35.000
Yeah, Speedmaster's a perfect watch for a first watch.
01:16:42.000
That Speedmaster is a watch that they literally wore in the Apollo program.
01:16:59.000
No, iPhone's better for telling the time if it's on.
01:17:02.000
But if you're a man who wants to wear a bracelet, it's an excuse.
01:17:14.000
This watch is like, there's little gears in there that are keeping it running.
01:17:22.000
It's cool, but we're still wearing a bracelet to show that.
01:17:26.000
I can find out what time it is if I'm underwater.
01:17:48.000
This is the watch that Captain Willard wore in Apocalypse Now.
01:17:54.000
That's the one that Martin Sheen wore in that movie.
01:18:06.000
See, I take this and I rotate it and I'll make it to 20 minutes.
01:18:28.000
I think about, like, if I look at an automatic watch, I think, like, how many fucking people are involved in this?
01:18:32.000
Figuring out how to make all these gears work so perfectly that each movement is one second exactly.
01:18:38.000
And if they're off, like, three seconds a month, it's a lot.
01:18:44.000
These are crazy precise, and they're these weird machines that operate on the movement of your body.
01:18:52.000
You can also find them in every classroom in America.
01:18:58.000
The kind you can find are the ones that have batteries, which is actually better.
01:19:14.000
Because he's killing it right now with this watch speech.
01:19:44.000
Because this kite flyer was so obvious about it.
01:19:46.000
He's partially responsible for fucking shifting In a moment's notice.
01:19:54.000
That's the best thing you've ever said in your life.
01:19:55.000
If you really just invented that right now, kite flyer, that's amazing.
01:20:18.000
Oh, on your knees is how you should apologize to me.
01:20:24.000
I knew you could shotgun one beer and fall apart.
01:20:39.000
It was a poor attempt at a joke about my physique.
01:20:52.000
You are making fun of his gluttony for eating three delicious hamburgers?
01:21:06.000
I know that being like somewhat skinny is like one of the only good features you have in your entire life.
01:21:25.000
The act of trying to find out what people's opinions about something new will be by informally spreading news of it.
01:21:45.000
This is definitely different, because Ari's kite flyer is way better than the Wikipedia kite flyer.
01:21:55.000
It says the act of kite flying is the act of trying to find out what people's opinions about something new will be by informally spreading news of it.
01:22:07.000
You don't understand the arguments because you're from central nowhere.
01:22:19.000
You can say you wish he didn't dye his hair blonde.
01:22:37.000
I passed by outside and she goes, you're a piece of shit.
01:22:55.000
It's like, oh man, you're wearing that today too?
01:23:02.000
I was trying to pretend that wasn't funny and be like, oh, same outfit?
01:23:11.000
Just every day coming out and being like, ah, we're wearing the same thing again.
01:23:17.000
Did you guys ever see that documentary called Dr. Death?
01:23:25.000
He was a guy who made devices for death sentences.
01:23:31.000
And so these execution devices this guy made, he got hired by these people.
01:23:41.000
And I think they hired him to go examine some of the gas chambers where they had killed the Jews.
01:23:52.000
He gave an opinion that ultimately turned out to be very incorrect.
01:23:58.000
He gave an opinion that was either misinformed or something, but then he was ostracized.
01:24:06.000
He essentially, it's not, I don't think he ever made a statement saying the Holocaust didn't happen.
01:24:13.000
But what he did do is say that this one particular area where they were showing him was not, as they described it, like a place where they executed people.
01:24:26.000
I don't know, but I remember it's a crazy thing because that's one of those things where if you're even examining the Holocaust, you're already in this shaky...
01:24:49.000
You get anywhere close to the Holocaust, it's so radioactive that anything...
01:24:55.000
It's one of the worst times in human history ever.
01:24:59.000
But the point is, if this guy had any sense, he would never have gone there.
01:25:06.000
He would have been like, what are you asking me to prove?
01:25:25.000
They say some people die, but it was far exaggerated.
01:25:41.000
No, the flat earther is easier to deal with because it's just something's wrong.
01:25:46.000
Well, flat earther because you could be like, I've never seen the earth curve.
01:25:51.000
I'm saying flat earther is easier to understand.
01:26:05.000
Like, you tell me what you think it is, and then I'm like, why are you even thinking about this?
01:26:15.000
But even if it's what they say, it was like 20,000.
01:26:18.000
Maybe they say 200. But let's say they said it was 20,000.
01:26:23.000
You shouldn't round up 20,000 people and kill them.
01:26:38.000
If you ever figure out how to other people, you can figure out how to other people, how astounding evil things can get done.
01:26:45.000
But that's a lot of work, putting all those people on trains.
01:27:04.000
Which way does a real racist go in the Holocaust?
01:27:20.000
You think Hitler wasn't that good at killing people.
01:27:28.000
No one talks about the blacks, the retards, and the gays.
01:27:33.000
A lot of Hitler's were black, the retarded people.
01:27:55.000
They saw us being good, me and my people, and they were like, we can't have you being good like this.
01:28:03.000
History Gillis 101. They never touched the Catholics.
01:28:07.000
You know what's the creepiest thing about the Nazis?
01:28:14.000
Yeah, you got a lot of child rapists off the streets.
01:28:22.000
You're saying a thousand dudes who died in the Holocaust were child rapists?
01:29:02.000
That's just during World War II. I'll get right here.
01:29:16.000
Soviet prisoners in war, 3 million, so now we're at 10. Jehovah's Witness had 1900, getting on the board.
01:29:25.000
Serbs, 312. People with disabilities living in institutions, up to 250,000.
01:29:36.000
Repeat criminal offenders and so-called associals.
01:29:51.000
But you'd have to add, like, how do you want to go in?
01:30:04.000
And killing people over religion and killing people in enormous numbers and trying to take over continents and storming into fucking new boundaries and killing people and people are hiding people in their basements.
01:30:21.000
Well, it's just impressive that Hitler could have that much of an impact.
01:30:33.000
You're talking about you've got to cross borders to do it?
01:30:37.000
There's a story, I forget who tells it, who told it that I read or listened to it.
01:30:42.000
They were talking about when Hitler was going to talk to Mussolini, and Mussolini apparently wanted to get out of the war, and Hitler, he was exhausted from the campaign.
01:30:52.000
So they shot him up with testosterone and cocaine.
01:30:58.000
And he went running up to Mussolini, and he wouldn't shut the fuck up.
01:31:09.000
But that he talked, like, fucking ranted at him for five hours, and Mussolini's like, I'm...
01:31:14.000
Okay, I don't know what people are trying to make.
01:31:16.000
We've all had that talk where you're like, we're not going to open a bar, man.
01:31:26.000
Do you think that one of the things that was epic about those times was not just how insane it was with the World War, with literally the world's at war, but this is the first time a guy who's as fucking psychotic as Hitler has a microphone.
01:31:48.000
So you couldn't do a thing where you would have 50,000 people in a square and you're like, And the whole place was like, It's a wild...
01:32:02.000
He would have been on an apple cart in the square.
01:32:11.000
When they would stand out there and talk to people for five hours.
01:32:14.000
This is the first psychotic dictator that has a microphone.
01:32:20.000
I mean, think about when you were with a heckler.
01:32:32.000
But he had to see a moment where he's like, I got this.
01:33:18.000
But Rasputin had a giant hog, and they actually pickled it.
01:33:58.000
If you have a dick that good, of course you can predict the future.
01:34:02.000
That guy was fucking everybody, and they had to kill him.
01:34:04.000
Do you think they could have juiced it up before they stuck it in there?
01:34:08.000
Rasputin was Pete Davidson, and everyone was like, why is this guy fucking everything?
01:34:19.000
He's a Russian guy who seduced the wives of these guys.
01:34:32.000
According to a 1978 song by Eurodisco group Bonnie M. That one woman claimed to have such an intense orgasm that she fainted.
01:34:47.000
The question is, does the mystical genitalia of the scandalous holy man simply exist in legend, or is it really still hanging around?
01:34:56.000
He was like a priest, Tsar, Nicholas brought him in.
01:35:00.000
You know, I think it's like swollen with water because it's been sitting in there for a while.
01:35:07.000
You could leave your dick in a jar for a million years.
01:35:30.000
I think there might be a stick in there that's keeping it stretched out.
01:35:33.000
See, if you look at the tip of it, it looks like it's filled with something.
01:35:37.000
Like they stuck a fucking Sharpie in there or something.
01:35:41.000
Well, I think on his deathbed he's like, put a stick in my dick, will you?
01:35:51.000
Well, you shouldn't go to that museum now unless you're in the neighborhood.
01:35:59.000
They're going to preserve mine in a shot glass.
01:36:14.000
That's what every man's afraid of, like a hypnotic mysticism type thing.
01:36:20.000
Because deep down we all know our women are dumb as hell.
01:36:23.000
And just any old fucking moron off the street can trick him.
01:36:29.000
Yeah, especially if he's got like beads in his beard.
01:36:32.000
He's got like some Lou Albano shit type going on.
01:36:38.000
It's like you pretend to know a lot about astrology.
01:36:50.000
Legend says the 1920s Rasputin's daughter Maria, then a circus performer, who later tamed lions with the Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus, discovered a group of women in Paris that had been venerating her father's penis.
01:37:19.000
It's to regard with reverential respect or admiring deference.
01:37:32.000
And they even handed out small pieces of it to those in need.
01:37:38.000
Women who needed fertility would get a small piece of her dad's hog.
01:37:43.000
I heard you can get a piece of his dick now for $99 million.
01:37:55.000
A lot of people have that thing with rhino horns.
01:37:59.000
Because it's not even good, but the idea is that rhinos are so close to being extinct that if you're one of those motherfuckers drinking rhino tea, you're living on top of the world.
01:38:15.000
In some parts of Asia, it's only the creepiest of the creepy people.
01:38:24.000
There was a place somewhere, I think it was in China, where this guy wrote this story about going to this place, and it's like an exotic thing that only happens once a year, but they serve them endangered species.
01:38:37.000
So they sit down, and protected species, I should say.
01:38:41.000
So you sit down, you can eat like lion, you can eat a gorilla.
01:38:50.000
The problem is if you read something like that, it might just be some asshole journalist who thinks he's cute, who's going to make up some story about, like, how much documentation do you have to have about an anonymous place in China where they're serving guerrilla?
01:39:18.000
Well, we're finding out now that all that shit that people got kicked off of YouTube for, the fucking CDC says now.
01:39:26.000
Well, it's going to keep flipping until the truth comes out.
01:39:29.000
There's a lot of what people already knew, like people that are experts in certain aspects, like that it's not dangerous for kids, or that a lot of the people that are getting it really badly are obese.
01:39:40.000
But if you said it, For a while, it was a real fucking problem.
01:39:44.000
Like, you'd get eliminated and removed from platforms.
01:39:49.000
They can say, you know, how many people were hospitalized with COVID or because of COVID. Like, if you went into the fucking hospital and you had a broken leg, what are they saying?
01:40:00.000
Are you saying you're in the hospital because you have COVID? Or did you break your leg?
01:40:04.000
Can I just ask to make sure I know the right numbers?
01:40:06.000
Well, it's like they're starting to come clean on that now.
01:40:10.000
But they never seem to go, hey, we were wrong about that.
01:40:20.000
The science changes, but just say the science changes.
01:40:22.000
Yeah, but just go, okay, hey, turns out we were wrong, everybody.
01:40:26.000
They're not allowed to question the science, and that's where things become a problem.
01:40:31.000
Like, the science changes, but sometimes some scientists have already anticipated that it's going to change.
01:40:38.000
But if you say it too soon, people get mad at you instead of just examining it.
01:41:11.000
Ari and I have been smoking cigars for decades, son.
01:41:20.000
Stop goofing off and joking about this type of COVID stuff.
01:41:51.000
Hans Kim, Tom Segura, Ari Shafir, Mark Norman, Shane Gillis, Tony Hinchcliffe.
01:41:58.000
Talking about today, best lineup in the world that day.
01:42:39.000
Don't be hatin' that they're makin' that money.
01:42:46.000
How many fucking people that are Jewish have won the Nobel Prize?
01:43:22.000
You've, like, combined Woody Allen with, like, some sitcom star.
01:43:27.000
You couldn't help but make it, like, a little more redneck.
01:43:48.000
You guys waited until I packed one of these fucking tight-ass sins.
01:44:08.000
You know, we started Googling this once and we stopped.
01:44:17.000
I thought it was like a medication for your heart.
01:44:22.000
If you're a big fat guy, you shouldn't be crushing it.
01:44:25.000
Yeah, it dilates blood vessels or something like that.
01:44:27.000
I'm trying to tell you, it's a supplement, bro.
01:44:30.000
Here it says, Nicotine's a dangerous and highly addictive chemical.
01:44:33.000
It can cause an increase in blood pressure, heart rate, flow of blood to the heart, and narrowing of the arteries, vessels that carry blood.
01:44:41.000
Nicotine may also contribute to the hardening of arterial walls, which in turn may lead to a fucking heart attack.
01:45:01.000
Just look up medicinal benefits of nicotine, please.
01:45:10.000
When chronically taken, nicotine may result in positive reinforcement, negative reinforcement, reduction of body weight, enhancement of performance, and protection against Parkinson's disease, Tourette's disease, Alzheimer's disease, ulcerative colitis,
01:45:32.000
I don't know, but it says benefits, but they're not.
01:45:35.000
Enhancement of performance and protection against Parkinson's, Tourette's, Alzheimer's.
01:46:08.000
Positive reinforcement, negative reinforcement.
01:46:12.000
Reduction of body weight isn't good if you're skinny.
01:46:15.000
But both those things together, like look at that, it may result in positive or negative.
01:46:34.000
Can I just say that you owe me an apology for the years that you screamed at me for smoking cigarettes and I see you smoking a fucking cigarette?
01:46:43.000
I smoke a cigarette before a show all the time.
01:46:47.000
You gotta add that to like, hey, sorry about those years where I fucking- Get them, Ari!
01:46:54.000
The problem is, as I smoke this cigar filled with nicotine, I'm not addicted like you.
01:47:31.000
And I don't think you should smoke cigarettes, kids.
01:47:33.000
But there's something about the act of cigarettes that to me is like...
01:47:37.000
It's similar to the act of drinking a shot of whiskey.
01:47:41.000
It's like, jeez, are you starting a forest fire?
01:47:48.000
Ari's pretending he's good at cigars, and it bothers me.
01:47:54.000
The thing is, there's shots of whiskey, shots of tequila, those types of things, even a cigarette.
01:48:06.000
That's what I was trying to tell you all along.
01:48:42.000
What are you supposed to do when you have 183 billion?
01:48:53.000
It was like, here's the two richest guys on earth, and it was just Elon Musk tweeting memes that are fucking stupid.
01:48:59.000
And then Bezos hammered You expect to be a world leader.
01:49:07.000
Yeah, I have like 40 bucks and I'm getting fucked up.
01:49:12.000
Wouldn't you be disappointed if he didn't live that way?
01:49:15.000
If he didn't have this lady friend that's as hot as the sun?
01:49:20.000
Actually, she was fair to Midland, I'll be honest.
01:49:23.000
I was doing better than Bezos when it came to Snizz.
01:49:25.000
I think it was worth the half a billion dollars to get rid of him.
01:49:33.000
See, when you're as old as he is, this is as old as I am.
01:49:46.000
He's got that one vein that goes all the way down like the fucking Andy's.
01:49:50.000
He kind of looks like the guy from, uh, is it Robert Blake?
01:50:07.000
He stopped being the CEO. Oh, well then let him do whatever.
01:50:13.000
He probably still has a lot of stuff that he does.
01:50:15.000
I thought he was controlling the global slave factory.
01:50:42.000
But people want you when you're that far ahead of the game, like the game of like, how rich can you get?
01:50:48.000
Most people are fucking barely paying their bills.
01:50:53.000
How old do you think you're gonna be when your body stops working?
01:51:08.000
Guys, I can turn this ship around whenever I want.
01:51:25.000
Yeah, pull the picture of my mama with the black eye.
01:51:29.000
Just find a regular picture of your mom and edit in a black eye.
01:51:34.000
The question was, when do you think my body's gonna shut down?
01:51:47.000
You wake up, you're like, where the fuck am I? Well, maybe it cooled on the crystals.
01:52:00.000
I can turn this around whenever I feel like it.
01:52:32.000
Pull up the picture of the cat, the hairless cat.
01:53:00.000
What do you think is about- I've been eating 70% of it, I realize.
01:53:16.000
Well, not only that, the Indian origins of it they think has to do with psychedelic mushrooms.
01:53:23.000
Because they looked at a cat, they stared right at their pet, and they're like, what the fuck?
01:53:31.000
No, the speculation was that the idea was that at one point in time they realized that these mushrooms are coming from cow shit, and so those cows they thought of as sacred, and so you don't eat them.
01:53:45.000
This is all speculative, because no one knows exactly what the origin, like when they decided not to eat cows.
01:53:58.000
Like the Hindu scriptures where you go back and they're trying to figure out what they were talking about, what they were taking, what drugs they were taking.
01:54:09.000
They were taking something and they named them.
01:54:45.000
When the lights turn on and you're just like, there she is.
01:55:03.000
You're talking about fat ladies' vaginas smell different?
01:55:18.000
You ever have someone show up, like, meet, and then when you meet, you're like, damn it.
01:55:32.000
I find the pictures where I look good, and then I show up, and I'm like...
01:55:41.000
Wearing a suit and tie at your brother's wedding.
01:55:49.000
If you're under six foot, I feel like you gotta get on a box.
01:55:53.000
All your celebrities are like, here's me with Tom Cruise!
01:55:56.000
I had one with me when I was on the dating apps.
01:56:01.000
In your dating app picture, you're like, Conan is 6'7".
01:56:04.000
Have you ever seen that picture of the rocks standing next to these basketball players?
01:56:08.000
He goes, now I know what it looks like to be Kevin Hart.
01:56:14.000
Every time I've stood next to Shaq, I'm like, What?
01:56:31.000
I'm telling you, dude, I've been around the Rockies enormous.
01:56:40.000
They got the two tallest people in China to fuck.
01:56:56.000
No, liver is like one of the best things you can eat.
01:56:58.000
Full of protein and vitamin A. There's a lot of stuff in there.
01:57:19.000
In fact, they keep trotting him out in every commercial.
01:57:22.000
In every commercial he's like, hey, I'm retarded.
01:57:32.000
Nick DiPaolo in the 80s, 88, 89. Nick DiPaolo was a fucking hunk and he was built like a football player and he was hilarious.
01:57:42.000
Yeah, when I first met him, he was a big fucker, and he was really funny.
01:57:46.000
And I remember thinking, like, oh, you could be funny and still be jacked.
01:57:55.000
Italians can get away with it, because it borders gay.
01:58:06.000
I don't know, but there's this thing where you can be super into your looks as an Italian.
01:58:14.000
He's clearly heterosexual, but he's also color-coordinated.
01:58:19.000
So Italian that he's like, oh, this could be gay.
01:58:34.000
Shane and I were talking about this today, that Sebastian, back in the days before he was famous.
01:58:38.000
If you get high and sit in the back of the OR, and no one's around, so you're just like, no conversation.
01:58:43.000
It's like he was one of the best high watchers.
01:58:49.000
Sebastian brings his signature comedy to the kitchen.
01:59:32.000
Well, my grandparents, when they came over here, it was funny.
01:59:34.000
At one point in time, the way some people looked at Mexican people, that's the way people looked at Italian people.
01:59:44.000
Whether it was the Jews at one point in time, they're usually like...
02:00:01.000
There was quite a few Jewish boxers back in the day.
02:00:08.000
And then, well, it was always African Americans, especially from the Jack Johnson days.
02:00:15.000
If you ever watch the Jack Johnson days, those are wild fights.
02:00:19.000
Because all the white people want him to lose, and he's better than all the white people, so he's knocking them out.
02:00:26.000
Fucking white chicks, and they would have race wars over his fights.
02:00:28.000
The German could not possibly lose to the black.
02:00:33.000
And they think that even when he lost, when he eventually lost the title, he might have taken a dive.
02:00:37.000
Because you see when he goes down, he's kind of holding his head up.
02:00:56.000
Yeah, he knocked out Joe Louis in the first fight, and then Joe Louis annihilated him in the second fight.
02:01:00.000
And it was like one of those things where it was like United States...
02:01:03.000
World War II. Yeah, World War II. It was our patriotism on the line, and Joe Louis was the best of the best of America, and he fucked Max Smelling up, and it was a big moral victory for us.
02:01:18.000
But you know back then a heavyweight champion was only like 190 pounds?
02:01:31.000
If you matched him up, if we had a time capsule type thing.
02:01:45.000
The way he was beating up Deontay Wilder in the rematch.
02:02:02.000
And Tyson Fury knocked him out in, look at this.
02:02:09.000
He's more having fun, I think, than everything.
02:02:31.000
If a guy does that in a fight, if a guy kisses a guy in a fight, is that legal?
02:02:34.000
If you lose a fight, you can't be like, I was also sexually assaulted.
02:02:42.000
What if a guy, I want to know this for true, because I don't know if it's true.
02:02:48.000
Can a guy get on top of a guy, get him in a triangle and kiss him?
02:02:56.000
But if you held him, if you had like his arms completely octopused up, like you've got his arms trapped to your leg, you're mounting him.
02:03:03.000
His arms are trapped and you decide you're gonna kiss him.
02:03:08.000
Yeah, but you signed up for like whatever happens, happens.
02:03:30.000
Well, there's one guy, yeah, one guy actually had done gay porn.
02:03:41.000
You know, Mike Tyson said Jack Dempsey was his favorite.
02:04:01.000
No one had corn syrup and all that bullshit that we're eating.
02:04:03.000
They were just eating steaks and salads and stuff.
02:04:12.000
He just had a look of someone who was going to fuck you up.
02:04:15.000
You know, like an old-school guy who probably worked on a railroad somewhere.
02:04:20.000
Those guys got on a train, they'd go to St. Louis, beat someone up.
02:04:25.000
6'1", 187. He'd cut to 185. Well, middleweight in the UFC. Yeah, that would be in the UFC. But in boxing, that would be cruiserate.
02:04:58.000
He said his dad in the Bronx used to throw pennies at the kids and they would fight and whoever won got all the pennies.
02:05:03.000
So this guy was like, you know, this is in the days when everybody wore hats.
02:05:11.000
It's also a colorized video, so it's interesting.
02:05:19.000
I want to see that old shit, that black and white shit.
02:05:34.000
6'1", 187, and he was the heavyweight champion of the world.
02:05:51.000
Look at all those old men with those stupid delivery man hats.
02:05:58.000
And Mike Tyson patterned a lot of his attitude about fighting from Jack Dempsey.
02:06:04.000
Mike said that this is the guy who inspired him the most.
02:06:07.000
But, you know, he was inspired by Sonny Liston.
02:06:18.000
If you could go back in time and have a conversation with one of these guys and they had no idea that you lived in 2022. The N-word would be flying.
02:06:27.000
Could you imagine going back and talking to a guy from like 1920?
02:06:34.000
The printing press is going to ruin our ideas on life.
02:06:49.000
If you could go back and talk to a guy from 1920, that would be like talking to someone who's in a dream.
02:06:57.000
If you know about 2022, just imagine if you know what's going to happen in 2022, and then all of a sudden you're sitting in a bar with some guy in the 1920s.
02:07:07.000
Who's just sitting there, nursing his beer, like, everyone's smoking indoors, no one knows anything about what the future's gonna hold.
02:07:16.000
And you could sit down with this guy like, you don't have no idea what's gonna happen.
02:07:20.000
You don't have a fucking clue about World War II, you don't have a fucking clue about cars, you don't have a fucking clue about planes, phones.
02:07:27.000
In baseball, they will cheat, and no one will care.
02:07:43.000
That's why this dude on your podcast sat with an asterisk, a Houston asterisk hat.
02:07:47.000
They read signs, they start beating the fucking back of a trash can.
02:07:51.000
There was a rumor that they had a fucking Morse code ticker taped to their thigh.
02:07:58.000
That would be like one fastball, breaking ball.
02:08:05.000
You can put somebody in center field that reads the catcher's signals.
02:08:11.000
A couple pitchers were like, hey, something's up.
02:08:15.000
So the catcher decides, or the catcher suggests.
02:08:29.000
This was the year that Brody died, that we were supposed to win the title.
02:08:32.000
And this was our year, and they robbed it, and they sent Brody Stevens to hell.
02:08:47.000
It's this part that's coming up where you can hear from inside.
02:09:01.000
Yeah, so there's lots of ways they would give signals.
02:09:04.000
He's telling them what pitch is exactly coming.
02:09:05.000
This is the champ in the seventh game of the fucking game.
02:09:08.000
There is a part of baseball that's cool, which is like old school cheating like banging a trash can is kind of okay.
02:09:19.000
Because they talk like this over their mouth because people, like, they're reading their lips.
02:09:24.000
Every game the next season, every pitcher fucking beamed every player.
02:09:28.000
This guy was running home after a home run near the end of the game, and he was telling his teammates to not.
02:09:32.000
Oh, yeah, he was saying, there's no clicker on me.
02:09:39.000
That's what they were saying was going on here.
02:09:45.000
So he's worried they're going to grab him and open up there and you see a buzzer.
02:09:50.000
But what was also cool is then they would hit home runs the next season and rip their shirt and be like, that was me.
02:09:59.000
You just were fucking stealing pitches in massive moments.
02:10:02.000
They might as well have just got caught and everyone's doing it.
02:10:04.000
Dude, Rob Lowe was on this podcast wearing a Houston Asterix hat.
02:10:14.000
Yeah, like they won, but that should not have been a win.
02:10:52.000
Oh, I was trying to sound cool for the audience.
02:11:07.000
You know Trump didn't even fucking bang any of the kids.
02:11:18.000
Are you going to get his son on the pod, Junior?
02:11:46.000
Do you think they could ever replicate ONA again?
02:12:06.000
Opie, Anthony, and Jim Norton, if they got back together right now...
02:12:25.000
You know what I was thinking today, which would be sad?
02:12:40.000
Wouldn't everybody start going on that show again?
02:13:26.000
That you should do a history of comedy in the Shaffir family.
02:13:47.000
Could you imagine what it would be like to be in a comic in the 50s?
02:14:12.000
Well, I felt like it was really good, but the second season I kind of lost interest for some reason.
02:14:17.000
You just can't do stand-up on TV. You can't do it.
02:14:32.000
I'm telling you, Maisel is better than like Punchline.
02:14:36.000
It's like as close as you can get as to someone doing stand-up.
02:14:43.000
I'm going to forget all the preparation that goes into stand-up.
02:14:51.000
Can I just talk about my fucking asshole husband?
02:15:01.000
Like Joey Diaz can go on stage and you could have said something to him right before he went on stage.
02:15:07.000
And he'll go on stage mad at you and shit all over that thing and murder.
02:15:15.000
I've seen him go on stage with something that literally just happened.
02:15:18.000
He trained a lot, though, to be able to do that.
02:15:22.000
But Joey in the parking lot could always do that.
02:15:25.000
Joey in the parking lot could always make everybody laugh.
02:15:29.000
Like, back when Joey wasn't doing that good on stage, because there was a period, I don't know how long it was, you'd have to ask him.
02:15:36.000
You don't always have to be doing great on stage.
02:15:40.000
There was a period where Joey couldn't figure it out.
02:15:44.000
He didn't have the right confidence or something on stage, but then he got it, and when he got it, he was a monster.
02:15:56.000
I've never seen anybody go from bombing a lot to murdering every time.
02:16:01.000
It wasn't just that he would do well, he would kill on a level that you couldn't breathe.
02:16:10.000
Dude, there was moments where, in the early 2000s, he was so funny that you would go, what am I doing?
02:16:23.000
It was never captured on film, the best moments.
02:16:29.000
All of us that were around the store at that time, like, who's the funniest guy you've ever seen?
02:16:37.000
He would hit these notes that would, like, I've seen people murder.
02:16:41.000
I've seen, like, Louis murder, and Chris Rock murder, and Chappelle murder, and Holtzman murder, and I've seen everybody murder.
02:16:52.000
He murdered to the point where, like, you were just like, what?
02:17:00.000
He would host at the store for open mic night in Potluck, and he would be, like, he would have, like, the list of who's next, and he would be like, I can't even tell it.
02:17:08.000
He would just be like this, but then he would be looking at the list and, like, still talking, and he would be going like this with his Coke hand.
02:17:17.000
And then he would go off on somebody and he goes, next up!
02:17:20.000
He would mispronounce somebody's name and then that was it.
02:17:23.000
It was the moment, the Joey sets with the best sets were the moment where he knew his friends were there.
02:17:28.000
Like if he knew we were hanging out in the back of the room and he knew the crowd knew who he was, he would go on stage like a gunslinger.
02:17:35.000
And we would all, I'm telling you man, like we lined up back there a hundred times to watch him.
02:17:52.000
And it's almost like the people that were there those nights, they saw it.
02:17:57.000
The people that have seen Joey murder, they know it.
02:17:59.000
But for the rest of the public, we've got to figure out a way to get that down.
02:18:07.000
Podcasts are great for him, but stand-up is better.
02:18:12.000
And he has some fucking points, too, that sneak up on you.
02:18:19.000
One of the best storyteller comics of all time.
02:18:22.000
Somebody should film him secretly so you can capture that moment.
02:18:35.000
He makes you realize the quicker you can get to a punchline, the less people are going to figure out where you're going with it.
02:18:41.000
He sneaks up on you and hits you with it, and you're like, bah!
02:18:44.000
And then, for me, it made me think, oh, I should do more of that.
02:18:48.000
Like, to get your jokes down to the bare minimum of the amount of words you need to say.
02:18:56.000
But then you watch a guy like Joey, and, like, it has...
02:19:00.000
He's performing them fantastic, but they're also...
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Doesn't think twice about saying the worst things.
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It's almost like he skips past that to get to the next thing.
02:19:16.000
Remember that bit he used to do about lighting some stripper's wig on fire?
02:19:28.000
They look like they're giving you a blowjob and you pull them up and they're like, I'll just do it myself.
02:19:38.000
It was all bits about doing coke and staring out the window with your cat.
02:19:56.000
When I heard he was moving to Jersey, I was like, this will be sick.
02:20:02.000
He's got a successful podcast and a family, and I think he's enjoying just being in New Jersey and just relaxing.
02:20:07.000
I heard he was doing the Stress Factory, like popping in.
02:20:12.000
Last time I talked to him, when we were down there, we had dinner with him, and he said he hadn't done it in a while.
02:20:18.000
Dude, I was like, maybe we could talk this guy into moving to Texas.
02:20:21.000
But then when we went down there, I'm like, oh my god, he's the king of New Jersey.
02:20:28.000
I'm telling you, when you see how you go to a restaurant with Diaz, you're like, oh, okay.
02:20:38.000
Every time somebody died, you're like, Joey Diaz is still alive and so-and-so died.
02:20:46.000
Yeah, well, Artie Lang's been clean for a long time now, right?
02:21:13.000
He might be the funniest guy in conversation I've ever met.
02:21:16.000
Oh, he's one of the funniest guys in conversation.
02:21:24.000
I remember the first time I did Anthony Cumia's show.
02:21:33.000
And I said something funny, and I was brand new, so people were like, shut the fuck up.
02:21:37.000
But he was the one guy that leaned back in his chair and was like...
02:21:42.000
And everybody else in the room just kept talking.
02:21:45.000
Because when you're the new guy, they're like, who gives a fuck what you have to say?
02:21:54.000
Yeah, somebody said something funny, but he was the only guy that was like, that was good.
02:22:06.000
It's always the unfunny guy who's a dick and won't give it up.
02:22:09.000
You say that, but there's a lot of funny guys that are super selfish, too.
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They're like, what the fuck is- What happened to you?
02:22:27.000
And this manager agent comes up and says, hey, can you go on first instead?
02:22:30.000
I'm like, uh, sure, but he's like the biggest name.
02:22:45.000
He told me years ago that celebrities would pay him to tweet for them.
02:23:07.000
Yeah, he played just a sketch where I met Callan.
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When you see it in black and white, it looks like it's so old.
02:23:35.000
This sketch is about golf, and Joe's like, can we change you to box so you're going to show off my physique?
02:23:42.000
Made me feel uncomfortable about being shredded.
02:23:57.000
Looking like that, that's a guy who should get sucked.
02:24:08.000
Like, when I hung out with Callan and him on the set of that show, like, you know, you got, like, these actor-y types, and they're uncomfortable.
02:24:18.000
But then there was me and Artie, and we're just fucking palling around like comics.
02:24:24.000
When you run into a real comic on a set, it's so fun, so nice.
02:24:33.000
I met him at Down and Dirty with Jim Norton, who was in the back.
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I think this is incorrect, and this is going to get us kicked off of YouTube.
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I was like, dude, you actually know how to play.
02:25:04.000
He would be a dock worker if not for a sense of humor.
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Hey, you're a longshoreman today, you fucking suburban cunt.
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Do you like it because they're the most raw, they're newly arrived in America, they've got hopes and dreams, they haven't turned into yuppies.
02:26:03.000
I do not want to see, every time I see a white person in New York, I don't like them.
02:26:07.000
We went to Washington Square Park when they started.
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I see them, I'm like, why are you here, you fucking loser?
02:26:14.000
Every immigrant's there like, I'm trying to sell.
02:26:19.000
If you see people with their pronouns in their bio, just block them.
02:26:22.000
Just like, you're not going to be great for my life.
02:26:31.000
And I don't mean if it's like she, her, or he, him.
02:26:34.000
Even if you're trans and you're he, her, or she, him.
02:26:37.000
I'm talking about those they, them motherfuckers.
02:26:43.000
If they're actually a they-them, if you see them and you're like, damn, that's something different.
02:26:48.000
If it's me being like, by the way, I'm fucking he-him.
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If you get fat enough, you gotta start going by they.
02:27:20.000
You just said that so we wouldn't say that about you.
02:27:28.000
Do you think they think they're showing solidarity to people that are struggling with their trans identity when they're putting he, him in their pronoun and they have a fucking beard?
02:27:40.000
You know, if it's a guy with a beard and he writes he, him in his bio, what's he doing there?
02:27:55.000
They're out there, but the other ones are ruining it.
02:27:59.000
Well, this is the problem with identity politics, right?
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People vary so much inside every fucking group.
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The idea of lumping everybody together in terms of right, left, black, white, Asian, this, that.
02:28:25.000
Transracial is just not going to fucking make it.
02:28:27.000
I don't think any of us are in a position to talk about that.
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That's why they don't get COVID. Uh, they have ivermectin.
02:29:19.000
I just want to state for the record, neither Ari Shafir nor myself are doctors.
02:29:25.000
But I could play one on TV if I was a better actor.
02:29:30.000
I think a lot of people are vaccinated in Mexico, too, though.
02:29:34.000
I think, um, I don't know, what is, uh, what's the rate of vaccination for COVID in Mexico?
02:29:39.000
See, here's the thing, you couldn't even have this conversation on YouTube.
02:29:42.000
If we had this conversation on YouTube, people would be freaking out.
02:29:46.000
Yeah, we want to know about our Mexican brethren.
02:29:48.000
Yeah, this is what it's like when people sit around talking.
02:29:51.000
To say you can't talk about all kinds of stuff because people are listening.
02:29:54.000
Do you feel at the end of COVID? Do you feel that at all?
02:29:59.000
Because this one is not so bad for a lot of people.
02:30:17.000
So 72 million is pretty fucking good, and 56% is pretty fucking good.
02:30:36.000
No, I'm Mexican-Mexican, but they do have that upscale, like, we're better than you, Spaniard.
02:30:44.000
Like, when you go through an intersection, people are going left and right.
02:30:58.000
People are like, the red light is a suggestion.
02:31:08.000
Yeah, I went to Italy with my lady and I had to drive, and it's a different world.
02:31:17.000
At 390 cities in 48 countries studied, Mexico City has the most traffic congestion in the world.
02:31:26.000
It's massive, too, so you can't get across town.
02:31:28.000
Drivers in the Mexicans spend an average of 66% of their time stuck in traffic.
02:31:35.000
So those people, like, there's no need to have a fast car in Mexico.
02:31:47.000
That's one thing that happens when you go to certain places, like certain parts of the world.
02:31:57.000
And then you realize, oh, the way we live is weird.
02:32:00.000
The luxury of just getting to where you're going?
02:32:05.000
SUVs and pickup trucks and fucking sports cars.
02:32:12.000
But if you drive through Dallas or New York City, you see a lot of fucking Mercedes-Benz.
02:32:19.000
Yeah, you go to L.A., they have expensive cars.
02:32:25.000
Like, the amount is almost, like, half the cars on the road.
02:32:29.000
In New York, you gotta have a beat-up-able car.
02:32:46.000
Those Priuses, if you want to get like the best gas mileage, don't they have like 80 miles?
02:32:53.000
I think it has a stupid fucking miles per gallon.
02:33:00.000
Doesn't a Prius get like 60 miles to the gallon or something nutty?
02:33:10.000
I'm going to get a Honda Accord if shit keeps going well.
02:33:18.000
If things continue to go well for me, I'm going to get a Honda Accord.
02:33:25.000
His dad, before he died, was like, son, one day I want you to have.
02:33:50.000
So wait, do you think Epstein and Clinton were friends or something?
02:34:09.000
I love the picture of both Clintons and Trump hanging out.
02:34:30.000
Yo, for real though, I know we're not supposed to joke about child trafficking and stuff, but that's a good side.
02:34:45.000
Do you think that's what it was, that she was a girlfriend, or did they have some weird friendship?
02:34:54.000
I'd love to marry my best friend the way Epstein did.
02:35:04.000
That there's a guy who's some sort of intelligence operative, whether it's for another country or what, and he's getting together with people and compromising them.
02:35:15.000
And then there's people giving him money that they can't explain.
02:35:46.000
But they don't know who he was working for, what organization he was working for.
02:36:12.000
Well, they don't know where he got all his money from.
02:36:22.000
Imagine you're a billionaire and this guy's like, yo, you want to come hang out on my island?
02:36:33.000
Yeah, they would get famous people to go to their house.
02:36:57.000
The mysterious foreign passport found in Jeffrey Epstein's mansion was used to enter at least four countries in the 1980s, prosecutors say.
02:37:09.000
I'll tell you what, I don't like this guy at all.
02:37:15.000
Did you ever see the video where Bill Gates is talking about him?
02:37:21.000
He's basically letting out that almost he's happy that the guy's dead.
02:37:29.000
And he's like, well, he's dead now, so I guess next question.
02:38:11.000
He had relationships with people he said, you know, would give to global health, which is an interest I have.
02:38:20.000
You know, not nearly enough philanthropy goes in that direction.
02:38:44.000
And that, in other words, a number of meetings.
02:38:48.000
What did you do when you found out about his background?
02:38:54.000
You know, I've said I regretted having those dinners.
02:38:58.000
And there's nothing, absolutely nothing new on that.
02:39:01.000
Is there a lesson for you, for anyone else looking at this?
02:39:08.000
So, you know, in general you always have to be careful.
02:39:23.000
You were trying to shush you to an important part.
02:39:25.000
He keeps pausing during the questions, looking at his publicist, telling him what to say.
02:39:29.000
I don't know if he's looking at his publicist, but he's definitely nervous.
02:39:32.000
Jamie, are you working the audio to eliminate Ari's breathing in the mic?
02:39:55.000
Imagine if you go on PBS and they start fucking hitting you with questions.
02:39:59.000
You're like, what the fuck are you doing, PBS? Public broadcasting?
02:40:13.000
Is there anything to learn from these mistakes or something like that?
02:40:27.000
How good was that, though, when they just killed Epstein?
02:40:29.000
Well, what's crazy is that security cameras went off and the whole country just had to sit there like, yeah, I guess.
02:40:44.000
So her father is some sort of an intelligence agent.
02:41:22.000
The main part that sticks out, other than his whole history, he was a big media mogul in Europe, and he was found naked in the Mediterranean or something like that.
02:41:35.000
Look at him down there in the bottom corner, but the left of the bottom corner where he's dressed up in his fucking Secret Society outfit.
02:41:59.000
They would say Ghislaine and spell it like that.
02:42:04.000
But here's the craziest shit about all this, man.
02:42:06.000
It's like, this sounded like the most ridiculous conspiracy just years ago.
02:42:11.000
If you went 10 years ago and talked to someone and said, hey, there's an island, and they take really famous people and scientists, and they compromise them with young girls.
02:42:22.000
They videotape them, and then they have this blackmail money, and then people are going to have to resign because they donated money to this guy and gave money to this guy.
02:42:31.000
Like, CEOs have resigned because they had written $150 million checks they couldn't account for.
02:42:41.000
You're like, yo, what's one thing no one can resist?
02:42:46.000
Especially if you don't know they're 17. Like, if you think they're 19. And then you film them.
02:42:52.000
And then you say, hey, by the way, that kid was fucking 15 years old, you freak.
02:42:57.000
Or they say that you have the girl say it to you after you've already had sex, and you see them react to it, because they might say, it's okay, it's cool, and then they have that.
02:43:07.000
But the fact is, oh, that's the other thing, that his temple was designed to look like the Israeli flag.
02:43:32.000
Have you guys ever looked into the Franklin scandal?
02:43:54.000
I don't know enough about it because I'm not done with it.
02:44:05.000
And those guys are smart and they tell me about it.
02:44:17.000
The second you read about this, you're like, oh shit, this is real.
02:44:44.000
My favorite of that is the guy who went in there to handle business with a shotgun.
02:44:47.000
No, I believe he had an AR. He went down and he was like, I'm going to free those kids out of that basement.
02:44:52.000
And he was doing the right thing based on what he believed.
02:44:54.000
They're holding kids in there for sex trafficking.
02:44:56.000
Yeah, it's one of those things where it's like abortion, like when people protest abortion.
02:45:01.000
And he's like, well, if you think they are killing kids, you should be like, hey, they're killing kids.
02:45:13.000
I think the guy's been on interviews being in our basement.
02:45:22.000
Look, dude, on behalf of my buddies, I would just like somebody to debunk Pizzagate.
02:45:27.000
Well, that's one thing about QAnon is they hate pedophilia.
02:45:31.000
Everybody gives them shit, but at least they're trying to stop that.
02:45:33.000
The problem with QAnon is I wonder how much of it...
02:45:39.000
How much of that shit where people are getting manipulated like that is being done with you and I? This is wild.
02:45:49.000
A lot of the messages about the far-right conspiracy theory are coming from Germany.
02:45:57.000
I've had these conversations with people that know about these troll farms and how prevalent they are and how much they get into our social media and affect conversations.
02:46:09.000
They found 19 out of 20 top Christian sites on Facebook were run by a company that's designed to start arguments online.
02:46:20.000
So they're pretending that they're for Jesus, but they're really just trying to get people...
02:46:30.000
So the government is hiring people to set up thousands of cell phones where they're all plugged.
02:46:38.000
Like, they've taken photos of these troll farms.
02:46:40.000
They have all these phones connected to this long rack of tables.
02:46:47.000
And these guys are moving along this and they're shitposting.
02:46:58.000
So what they're doing is, their job is to talk shit.
02:47:02.000
So they go online and they'll talk shit about Christians, or they'll talk shit about Muslims.
02:47:08.000
They say extreme things, they have like crosses in their fucking avatars, but it's all fake.
02:47:13.000
They got on, they would literally organize Facebook, Facebook organize events like Black Lives Matter vs.
02:47:25.000
Well, they put a pro-Muslim rally across the street from a Texas separatist rally.
02:47:43.000
You will hear abusive and or narcissistic men bash on mom and claim parental alienation, yet you never hear them tell people that it was their choice to abandon their children.
02:47:58.000
That's a post where it's like, hey, you should take care of your children.
02:48:08.000
And then people comment on that, and they're involved in the fight.
02:48:18.000
It's a screenshot, but it says, face I'm making my baby, my deadbeat.
02:48:31.000
You can pay like five bucks a month and it will just start generating AI memes and you can just pick the best ones out of that.
02:48:36.000
Wait, so what's the benefit of creating the fights?
02:48:57.000
I let him know I was a bit of a West Pointer myself.
02:49:02.000
But he was discussing how they don't give a fuck who wins the election.
02:49:08.000
If Clinton won, the narrative was Clinton stole it from Trump.
02:49:12.000
If Trump won, they changed the narrative to he would have won the popular vote, but Clinton stole the popular vote.
02:49:23.000
If we're all over the place, we can't be focused on one enemy or anything.
02:49:29.000
Look, China is united under the CCP. Russia is united under Putin.
02:49:36.000
That's the guy running shit, and then Xi Jinping is rolling shit over there.
02:49:40.000
The Troll Farm page also combined to form the largest Christian American page on Facebook, 20 times larger than the next largest.
02:49:49.000
Reaching 75 million US users monthly, 95% of whom had never followed any of the pages.
02:49:56.000
So these fucking people have enormous success with this shit.
02:50:04.000
Three times larger than the next largest, reaching 30 million users monthly, 85% of whom had never followed any of the pages.
02:50:17.000
The fifth largest women They're not subscribing to a whole, I think, they're not subscribing to a block of things.
02:50:25.000
They just pick that, because it's the most successful of the Christian pages, or the most successful of the African American pages.
02:50:30.000
So they're getting all the news from this Christian site, from this African American site, from this women's page.
02:50:35.000
Yeah, well a lot of people are getting all their, that's their community.
02:50:38.000
And the community is literally set up by a troll farm.
02:50:44.000
I mean, there's like fucking, there's southern separatists.
02:50:54.000
They're just trying to get people fighting about shit.
02:50:56.000
We could be getting tricked by this shit, but it could also be the same thing about, like, when they got us into Iraq and they were like, they hate our freedom.
02:51:04.000
It's like, wait, does Russia just want us to fight?
02:51:09.000
They definitely want us to, and this is well documented.
02:51:22.000
But the thing is, they can do it because you don't know if it's them or if it's a real person.
02:51:27.000
It doesn't matter if you know that they're real.
02:51:29.000
You have to actually research every account instead of just reading it moving on.
02:51:35.000
But if you ever see people saying horrible shit and then you check their link and it's like they have one follower or zero followers, it's either a person's burner account or it might be a troll.
02:51:47.000
And they're getting people riled up over shit they normally wouldn't even weigh in on.
02:52:06.000
When those, what's it called, guys, came on here?
02:52:27.000
Look at all those ones that are run by troll farms.
02:52:44.000
Yeah, but maybe they're just trying to get clicks.
02:53:07.000
There's trolls that I know I follow on Instagram, but they post good stuff.
02:53:10.000
Well, Nick Mullins was one of the best of all time.
02:53:16.000
It was just writing as a mommy blogger for a while.
02:53:21.000
It would get people angry at him, but it was just like, you're not mommying, right?
02:53:29.000
You've got to get that in while you can, because mind reading is around the corner.
02:53:40.000
They're going to introduce some sort of a thing that they put in your head, like Elon Musk wants to do Neuralink.
02:53:46.000
They're gonna do something along those, they're gonna do it, because it's gonna make it better.
02:53:49.000
Like, you got your eyeballs lasered, they're gonna have some new thing when they inject some bacteria into it, and they're gonna go, you know, this is good, but wouldn't you rather see through buildings?
02:53:57.000
And they're gonna do something to your fucking head, and you're gonna be able to instantly access the fucking blueprints for the building.
02:54:04.000
You'll know as you're, you'll see it in AR. You'll fall behind if you don't have it.
02:54:07.000
It'll show you upstairs what doors lock, what doors open, where's the bathroom?
02:54:14.000
You're gonna see wire forms of humans walking back and forth.
02:54:18.000
You go to the show, they know where the punchline's going.
02:54:34.000
So you don't think that people are going to be able to figure out something that does that?
02:55:00.000
Mutually assured destruction is scary, but there's some people that are old that are president.
02:55:05.000
I mean, if you have the ability, come on, for real.
02:55:09.000
If you have the ability, I mean, how much power does the president really have?
02:55:13.000
Like if Biden wakes up and cleans his face and goes, I think I need to bomb somebody.
02:55:25.000
So how many people have to be there to say yes?
02:55:28.000
Like how many people are involved in like Hiroshima and Nagasaki?
02:55:40.000
Imagine how bad that would fuck with you for the rest of your life.
02:55:44.000
Oppenheimer said he was ruined, mentally, after the bomb.
02:55:53.000
Presidential decision-making atomic bomb in 1945 the decision to use the bomb lay ultimately in the hands of President Truman So it was just well do we do it mr. Truman and he goes let's fucking do it That saved lives but the guy who pressed that button and let that fucker go Yeah.
02:56:22.000
He had to go up and over to get away from the blast.
02:56:38.000
Can you imagine being alive when there was never anything like that before?
02:56:42.000
And if you've got to think about when this happened, was it 1947 when we dropped the bombs?
02:56:47.000
I thought it was like two people and that's it.
02:57:07.000
So if you think about when they first figured out how to fly versus when they dropped a bone out of it.
02:57:13.000
How much time do you think they, let's just guess right here.
02:57:16.000
How much time do you think they spent from the time they invented the plane until they dropped a bomb out of it?
02:57:32.000
It was 18. It was after the turn of the century.
02:57:50.000
I think that was probably like 08. I'm gonna go 09. I said 012. 1895. Oh, you're an animal.
02:58:05.000
They were dropping bombs in World War I. That's what I know.
02:58:08.000
10 years later, they were up in the fucking plane dropping shit out.
02:58:17.000
They were dropping spikes in World War I. It's only 40 years.
02:58:25.000
Only 40 years and they're dropping nuclear bombs out of a plane.
02:58:34.000
I figured I'd make a trapdoor at the bottom right away.
02:58:40.000
What are they waiting for on that after 10 years?
02:58:49.000
Some of them think they can make it to a couple thousand miles eventually.
02:58:54.000
Well, we haven't had a hot war between two top GDP countries since the nuke.
02:59:10.000
But because of the nuke, world leaders are like, we don't need hot wars.
02:59:19.000
Go back so you can see the plane they did it with.
02:59:26.000
I was trying to start a look because it says it's an aerial bomb.
02:59:29.000
And so they have other bombs that they were using back then.
02:59:32.000
Guys, that voice you're hearing is Jamie Vernon.
02:59:36.000
The guy who drove these planes were just ballsy as hell to be up there like that.
02:59:45.000
I mean, they didn't have anything over their head.
03:00:09.000
They're trying to mimic it off a bird, so they assume it lasts longer.
03:00:15.000
How many of those dudes died because they flew into birds?
03:00:23.000
Look at them holding a bomb in the bottom middle.
03:00:49.000
It was just an Air Force blew up a naval fleet.
03:00:52.000
Did you see that picture I put on my Instagram of the Battle of Waterloo with the guy who got hit in the chest with a cannonball?
03:01:01.000
It's just the armor that he had on in the Battle of Waterloo.
03:01:05.000
I found I had a fucking bullet on my Instagram.
03:01:17.000
Like the size of a fucking bowling ball through homeboy's chest.
03:01:24.000
So he's wearing this thing that can stop arrows, and he gets hit in the fucking chest with a bowling ball.
03:01:29.000
Well, no, they weren't worried about arrows at fucking Waterloo.
03:01:42.000
Because there was, like, a lot of shit that could protect you from.
03:01:49.000
Those bullets, you know, they weren't that fast.
03:01:52.000
Yo, you ever see that insane guy start ranting?
03:02:13.000
You've got a giant metal thing that you're going to pull around, you've got to get a horse to pull it, and you get into position, you're basically lighting a bomb, and it launches a ball of lead through people.
03:02:30.000
Yeah, and then if you got close, they would make it canister shot, which was basically a giant shotgun.
03:02:54.000
Listen, Dan Carlin's Hardcore History was talking about how the Mongols would light dead bodies on fire and launch them on catapults onto thatched roofs.
03:03:02.000
So the light people's house on fire was a flaming dead guy.
03:03:18.000
They would just stand there back then to show their courage.
03:03:21.000
All I think is back then, how many people were just shitting themselves?
03:03:24.000
How many people were like, I don't want to be here, this sucks, but I gotta do it.
03:03:43.000
Look, they shot at each other, and everybody had to stand still, and they all got shot.
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Well, it was just the technology out-advanced the style.
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No, Heath was the Joker and he died of a drug overdose.
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You don't think Joaquin Phoenix is the best one?
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I saw someone said it's one of Kanye's fall lineup.
03:05:02.000
But in this new world, they don't have superpowers.
03:05:37.000
I watched it again the other night, like a couple weeks ago.
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I was like, they couldn't make this movie today.
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Like, the scene with the pregnant lady, like, I don't want to give up anything.
03:06:08.000
There's so many scenes in that movie, like, what the fuck?
03:06:11.000
Like, everybody is so flawed, and Dr. Manhattan is the shit.
03:06:29.000
Doctor Manhattan should get some credit for having an appropriate penis.
03:06:32.000
You remember that one scene where there was eight of them pleasing the girl and he was over doing physics?
03:06:47.000
There was some sort of a radiation experiment and he was killed and then his body recomposed and it recomposed his Dr. Manhattan.
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Did you see the new Watchmen on HBO? That's what I'm saying.
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He's also supposed to be preposterously shredded.
03:07:25.000
Where's this proportional penis I've been hearing about?
03:07:26.000
No, but see if you can find it in the comic book.
03:07:29.000
I think that's it from the comic book there in the lower left-hand corner.
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But no, that guy in the right, the far right, the gold hat, he can move real quick.
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They're just willing to take a punch and punch back.
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Yeah, but I think it's the movie adaptation that's so dark.
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It's like one of the guys, like, I was in Vietnam, I was raping people.
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Because that's when the nuclear accident happened in the comic book.
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So 86. Might as well be 59. The 80s are fucked up.
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That'd be fun if one was whole skim and almond.
03:09:29.000
Now, I wanted to show you guys a video of this guy, Spaz, and it's a very old video, but it's a classic.
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It's kind of like the video you sent in the group text about the lady that was like, Motherfucker!
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They're just like, Hey, we're here for this week in fashion.
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I'm confused because, you know, like we're supposed to believe in the ministry, right?
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So is the church and state supposed to be separate?
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Because when I walked in Waterloo and smiled at people, they treated me like a vampire.
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They used the cross and they went like this by not smiling at me.
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In Toronto, hey, hi guys, you know me, Steve Spiros, easy going?
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You understand, and you can't kill a person with no body.
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Does this guy have more than one video, or just this one?
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And I'm going to wear my sunglasses that night.
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Half short skirts and then they feel violated when I look at them.
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I'm sorry if I made a fool of Humberside, but all those people who called me a sleepwalker, I woke up.
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Now I'm going back to sleep because I can be committed in an isolation room because I'm going to go back to the ministry and allow them to perceive me as I am a fuck-up!
03:13:35.000
That guy could be the new Catch Me Outside girl.
03:13:42.000
That lady was in the pocket as an interviewer, letting him make a fool of himself, holding him for so long.
03:13:48.000
Well, at first he sounded like he knew what he was talking about.
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And then he just went, and then it took a second to be like, oh shit, this guy's out of his fucking mind.
03:14:14.000
If you saw that guy on the street, he'd be like, that's an upstanding citizen.
03:14:19.000
But he's fired up because girls are showing their tits.
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But then if you look at him, they're mad at me because I'm weird.
03:14:31.000
It's got to be a bummer, dude, just walking around in sunglasses, staring at ladies' tits.
03:14:43.000
The three of us were walking today when we went on that path.
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You know what I like about Austin is there's hot men jogging on that river path.
03:15:06.000
Then today, some dude staring at Shane the same way.
03:15:12.000
Well, you look like you're on the football team or something.
03:15:15.000
The girl in the alley that we saw, that was great.
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I even looked at you guys like, did you see that?
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I think she was trying to avoid the old alley rape.
03:15:43.000
It might have been like she was like, there's the guy, that's the first one.
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Maybe she had a craving for corned beef and cabbage.
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She's like, this motherfucker know how to get something.
03:15:57.000
Guys, you're lucky I'm not as rude to you as you are to me.
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And I want you to count your blessings right now.
03:16:11.000
This podcast should be called the 10 Bud Light podcast.
03:16:16.000
And as soon as he gets to 10, which he is right now, I got it.
03:16:32.000
But wait, in the car you guys said you guys were going to drink with me today.
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He's one of those guys that doesn't think you're as drunk as him.
03:17:48.000
There's no fucking sneak attack if you're like, hey.
03:17:52.000
There's people alive that all four of us plus Jamie would be fucked.
03:17:59.000
No, if the mountain was in the room with us, the mountain from Game of Thrones.
03:18:05.000
You don't think, even if we knew we were going to lose a couple of us, we couldn't take them?
03:18:09.000
I think once he crushes Norman's head, just like he did that guy with the spear.
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Once he does that to Norman, we're like, oh no, this is real.
03:18:23.000
We would have to have the rage in us or something.
03:18:44.000
Look at him lower his neck like a fucking brown belt.
03:19:01.000
The joke was going to be we were obviously going to hang you out to dry.
03:19:09.000
I thought you were going to throw me on the table or something.
03:19:18.000
He was in a casual pose with his hands the entire time.
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He's lost a lot of weight because he's shredded now.
03:19:39.000
He got down because he's going to box this guy, Eddie Hall.
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And they have this big boxing match they've been playing for a long time.
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So along the way, he's lost a shit ton of weight and he took up boxing.
03:20:05.000
You don't think I use my intelligence to fight these fights?
03:20:43.000
We lost the TV. He was sparring with McGregor, and it was insane.
03:20:59.000
And what's funny is Tyson Fury would maul that dude.
03:21:08.000
But he could pick him up and put him in a headlock.
03:21:09.000
Listen, if Tyson Fury lost that fight, you would go to Tyson Fury and go, you owe me money, motherfucker.
03:21:30.000
In argument to be one of the greatest heavyweights of all time.
03:21:34.000
That was him when he was really fat, though, before he got back in shape.
03:21:40.000
You know what I don't like is your disdain for overweight people.
03:21:45.000
Yeah, they're going to get COVID. The baddest guy that's ever lived, he's got a dad bod.
03:21:51.000
I mean, even when he's in the ring in full perfect shape, like he's right there, I mean, that's not the best body.
03:22:03.000
It depends on what fight, but yeah, in some of the fights.
03:22:16.000
When he figured out Deontay Wilder in the last round of the first fight, and then he continued that strategy into the second fight, just annihilated him, and then he said he was going to do it.
03:22:25.000
He said he was going to stop him and knock him out.
03:22:27.000
Everybody's like, there's no way you're going to knock him out.
03:22:37.000
Oh, dude, at the end of every funny karaoke, he sings so long that the crowd's like, alright, wrap it up.
03:22:49.000
But there's a video of him singing with his kids, and he's singing Notorious B.I.G., and he's like, if you don't know, now you know, and he says it.
03:22:59.000
But then Twitter got a hold of it, and everybody that was black on Twitter was like, look, we sent our best guy at him.
03:23:08.000
He's so unusual because he's literally from a band of travelers.
03:23:27.000
His dad's not 6'9", but he might be 6'4", 6'5".
03:23:39.000
There's a whole world in England that's bare knuckle boxing gypsies.
03:23:50.000
There's plenty of videos online of travelers having boxing matches.
03:23:57.000
Mark Norman doesn't have a fucking chance with me.
03:24:05.000
If you get punched once bare knuckle, you're fucked.
03:24:15.000
If you get hit on the forehead, it depends on who punches you.
03:24:20.000
A lot of guys, when they punch you bare knuckle on the forehead, they break their fucking hands.
03:25:00.000
So there's all these videos these guys made, like challenge videos.
03:25:20.000
Yeah, well, you know, you have to have kind of a different style to be a bare-knuckle guy.
03:26:46.000
Living out of a trailer, beating the fuck out of dudes, bare knuckle.
03:27:04.000
See if you can find where Tyson Fury came from, because his group was this tight.
03:27:25.000
There's a few good kickboxers that come from there, too.
03:27:29.000
So they must watch Sights and Fury and go nuts.
03:27:41.000
Dude, he fights for a hundred million dollars in fights.
03:27:43.000
He fights for a hundred million dollars in fights.
03:27:54.000
Some kids walk in the gym and they're like, not obviously really.
03:28:03.000
Well, I thank Mick for that, but I'm here to back him up.
03:28:15.000
He was laying on a couch just talking some shit.
03:28:24.000
I think it's a little bit against your people, you guys.
03:28:31.000
It just shows that the poorest fucks are the best fighters.
03:28:41.000
It's like they relish the opportunity, and it's a great way for men to prove their manhood, and they're fucking good at it.
03:28:48.000
What if you grow up there and you just want to be a graphic designer?
03:29:01.000
It's a fucked up way to make a living, getting punched in the face with bare knuckles.
03:29:20.000
Does anybody want to smell some smelling salts?
03:29:28.000
Why are you promoting gigs for smelling salts in the middle of the show, you fuck?
03:29:32.000
No, because this is going to make a video, you fucking idiot, and that video is going to be everywhere.
03:29:38.000
It's not Cleveland this weekend when this video goes around.
03:30:00.000
Open it up, but don't throw it at me or anything.
03:30:03.000
When the smell hits you like a fucking freight train.
03:30:24.000
No, no, but this specific one is for weightlifting.
03:31:09.000
Do you smell us different than we smell you, do you think?
03:31:14.000
But the way he did that, I'm like, who the fuck?
03:31:29.000
I've only done this a couple of times before, but I remember what it's like.
03:31:45.000
You look like you watched my special on Netflix.
03:32:12.000
Even though I know it, I've done it already, and you have to keep it in this plastic bag.
03:32:24.000
He's a power-lifted dude who, this is his product, and it's called Ah, right?
03:32:49.000
I think Shane Gillis is going to be really funny tonight.
03:33:00.000
BLM. Tweet to Shane because he reads everything.
03:33:16.000
Bushmeat Boys is good, but now we're just naming a podcast.
03:33:22.000
It seems like when we did the first one, it was so fun to do that we're like, we need to do this more often.
03:33:28.000
Just get hammered, smoke some joints and some cigars.
03:34:25.000
A 331. Oh yeah, our tickets are already sold out.
03:34:28.000
Shane and I are going to be at the Irvine Improv.
03:34:32.000
The day before the UFC, which is what, February 21st?
03:34:45.000
Hey, I'll be at the Des Moines, Syracuse, Sacramento, Kansas City, Omaha, Columbus, Fort Wayne, La Jolla, Tampa.
03:35:07.000
I might get in there and knock one of those guys off.