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00:00:35.000I think what's bad for you is just drinking on a plastic period.
00:00:39.000Like if your bottle is sitting there filled with water for months and months on a shelf, wouldn't that leach more plastic in it than water that you just pour in there?
00:02:42.000They do the enlargement, but it doesn't work all that great.
00:02:46.000There was a guy, I actually used to do a bit about it.
00:02:47.000There was a guy, his name's Ahud Laniandro, and he got the best dick enlargement money he could buy because he's like a billionaire dude, right?
00:05:28.000If you look at the birth rates, I guess, you know, certain countries you can take more immigrants and stuff like that, but yeah, there is not...
00:05:37.000Well, we're taking a lot of immigrants.
00:06:39.000Because I remember, you know, my friend who lived in Canada, people were going to, you know, Mexico or somewhere, or the U.S., and he was like, yeah, I can't go there.
00:10:33.000If you just watch his fluidity and his technique in Aikido, if you go back to the early days when he was running a dojo in Japan, and I think he was legitimately the first American To run an Aikido dojo in Japan.
00:14:05.000Whereas, like, you know, kind of even Jean-Claude Van Damme, like, it was getting a little wishy-washy, what was the movie, what was them, you know?
00:16:04.000Well, he did a web series, and then he had some porn star girlfriend, and he was posting photos of him just in a hot tub, just rocking out.
00:16:16.000But I was kind of even saying that the same way that it used to be more mystical with the action stars back then, like you were saying, it kind of reminds me of why I feel like activist messages work better with musicians than podcasters or comedians.
00:16:31.000Because it's sort of like, with musicians, You know, save the children, whatever you want to say.
00:16:37.000You know, very like, we gotta feed those kids!
00:16:39.000And then, but you don't have to really answer anything more than that.
00:17:51.000It changed my entire opinion of the way I think of everything at 34. Yeah, I just didn't even think there were people until I saw your tweet.
00:18:17.000Right now, I think your average dude that was like that has sort of felt a little embarrassed.
00:18:22.000The same way that your average dude that was all in on COVID day after.
00:18:28.000I remember when COVID happened, I was kind of filming stuff and I had a few buddies that messaged me being like, dude, this is kind of irresponsible that you're filming or whatever.
00:18:36.000Guys that are cool and I was kind of like, I think you're going to be embarrassed that you sent me this.
00:20:29.000I mean, I had a bit about this at one point in time.
00:20:31.000Where I was like, this is how much we need each other, that we'll take people that are murderers and rapists and thieves and swindlers, and the worst punishment you can give them is leaving them alone.
00:21:00.000It's funny because the best reward you can give someone for about three hours is leave them alone.
00:21:05.000And it goes from, you know what I mean?
00:21:08.000For certain people, you go, the best thing, you know, someone that's just got too much going on, you got family, whatever it is, like the best thing you could have is like, you know, no one's bugging me for three hours.
00:21:17.000And that slowly becomes the best thing to the worst nightmare that you can imagine.
00:23:08.000It makes me laugh because she'll think, she'll be like, they can't decide whether they like the president, whether they hate, it's all, you know what I mean?
00:23:23.000You know, someone starts talking about something, you, like, see a whole fertile field in front of them, like, oh, you can do something like this.
00:23:30.000So she would kind of, like, at first be like, you know, they need to lock it all down, and then there was a bit where she was, like, getting mad, been like, it's been six months, I can't see my friends, this doesn't even make sense, you know?
00:24:12.000You tell him everyone's going to die, and then you go, actually, very few people that are unhealthy are going to die, and the rest of them are going to be fine.
00:24:50.000Now you're encouraging people to get sick.
00:24:54.000If you've played to the people with the highest levels of anxiety, if you all of a sudden shift course and ask for courage, they'll be like, what the fuck are you talking about?
00:25:49.000Like, if you just said, like, I don't think I want to take that, after what I've heard from people that took it, and people go, what are you, a Trump supporter?
00:25:58.000And that wasn't really the breakdown either.
00:26:01.000It was like, you know, kind of like a lot of old hippie types, like a lot of my like urban friends in Toronto, like the most people that I know that wouldn't take it was like rapper dudes.
00:27:05.000Well, I know the other side of it, where I know a lot of, you know, kind of maybe more right-leaning dudes that were like super into the vaccine.
00:28:14.000You're filtering all that COVID through cigarette smoke.
00:28:18.000Like, I wonder if it actually kills the COVID that's in your lungs.
00:28:22.000We all know someone that, you know, is like in the worst shape, drinks, smokes, nonstop, and they're the first guy up being like, let's go!
00:28:31.000And you're like, how are you not dead?
00:28:33.000Some bodies just know how to deal with, like, yeah, I think that is it.
00:28:37.000They just, you just gotta like, well, first of all, you have tar, you have like a legit, just like a tarf, Like, filter, covering your whole body.
00:29:08.000So I think your body, too, and this is the total speculation, but...
00:29:13.000There's a point where your body essentially...
00:29:15.000The reason for pain is to be like, hey, don't do that.
00:29:19.000I think your body probably gives so much like, your lungs hurt, your body hurts, but they don't listen, so the body just goes, do what you want then.
00:29:28.000I'll stop sending the sensors up to your body that this is bad.
00:34:24.000I think it's a great idea until you realize they've got like a...
00:34:26.000Also, they have a drug ring that they're running at your festival.
00:34:32.000American man who was killed in 1969 Altamont free concert during the performance by the Rolling Stones, Hunter approached the stage and he was violently driven off by members of the Hells Angels Motorcycle Club who agreed to serve as security guards.
00:36:31.000Yeah, and I always look at culture through music a little bit, but it's always that things go so far one way and people get sick of it.
00:36:41.000Even punk and stuff, it always goes very soft, and then there's some guy singing about his girlfriend and stuff like that, and then people get so sick of that shit that the next guy's like, I hate women!
00:36:50.000Yeah, well, it's like every now and then the culture needs like a jolt of something different.
00:37:20.000And then there's some new scene that isn't, like, that's why, I always, like, all art, it's so cool to me that, that's why Austin, to me, is this, because all art always happens in these little pockets, right?
00:37:29.000Like, the grunge was at Seattle, you know, the You guys have your Austin thing where it's like I'm even just like kind of hanging with you guys at the Vulcan it was like you know there's five or six of you and you're not there's no one telling you what to do and it's like really just this like movement I remember like Toronto I felt like I had that where it was just there's no one telling you what to do it's eight people that are all kind of inventing a new little style and pushing each other and that's how culture always kind of Forms the best and then that becomes someone from that culture gets so popular then after eight years Everyone gets a little sick
00:38:00.000Yeah, they'll get sick of everything no matter what but this this idea that That shouldn't be the case you shouldn't cool.
00:38:08.000Yeah, it's good good that things shift around that's cool When something is like as good as nirvana like you know all that hairband stuff There was like a weird moment where I think people lost their fucking minds Where it was all, like, guys had just giant big hair and wearing makeup.
00:39:16.000It was such a weird thing that a very feminized male was super attractive in the music business only.
00:39:28.000It was not like one of those guys was an action star and was kicking ass with makeup on and fucking kiss heels.
00:39:36.000There wasn't that, but there was something about those guys singing that you accepted a certain amount of gender bending.
00:39:45.000Yeah, and you also, those guys, there is a big difference that I think people always miss when they're talking about, like, the guys used to dress like that, but those guys were dressing like that, but they were, like, very masculine dudes.
00:41:37.000If you ever go back and he's like working at the tackle shop.
00:41:40.000I'm only in touch with a couple of my friends from the high school.
00:41:45.000Two of my best friends that I'm still friends with back then, my two friend Jimmy's, those were guys I went to high school with the Jimmy's, yeah.
00:42:35.000He was like, you can try this, but it's a waste of time.
00:42:37.000So this guy, John, my friend from high school, told me that teacher gave him an F. And I just told you he was the most talented guy in the class, by far.
00:43:43.000That guy was just- Just hated his life.
00:43:44.000He was miserable, and he was just really bad to be around.
00:43:48.000Because you were young and full of energy, and you just wanted to do something with your life, and this is a thing that you were doing that you were kind of getting good at.
00:44:18.000So there is something to be said about, like, I always, I feel like you actually need most people being like, listen, this is probably a bad idea to try to be a comedian.
00:44:26.000Like, that is the actual responsibility.
00:44:28.000So when parents, they're like, that's, okay, that's not a good idea.
00:44:50.000Like, if everyone's like, you could do this, like, because the people that are going to make it, you are going to break through a level of adversity, usually, you know, the people are going to make it work.
00:45:01.000They don't care that people are saying no.
00:45:02.000But if everyone's saying no, I feel like that's what, like, ruins some people that could have been great.
00:46:02.000We really don't know until it works like so many different people succeed in stand-up comedy that you wouldn't have thought would have if you didn't know any better or if you didn't if you didn't see them in Like the first year of their career when they sucked.
00:46:16.000Yeah, if you only saw them like seven eight years later You would probably never imagine how bad they sucked years ago There's certain guys like that.
00:46:25.000Or how much of a dick they were or something, you know?
00:46:29.000But it's all about constant improvement and constantly working at it.
00:46:34.000And some people just don't do that, man.
00:46:36.000The thing about comedy is nobody tells you to do it.
00:46:38.000If you're a comic, you can kind of fuck off.
00:46:41.000Especially if you're in New York and you kind of are making a living, maybe you have a podcast, you can really just do the bare minimum.
00:48:18.000That personality, six months in, can kind of connect.
00:48:23.000But if you're being an asshole, there's so many people where you're like, yo, that's really funny, but not enough funny for how much of you're being an asshole.
00:49:11.000It's a very, like, a job for them where they go, Hey, you know...
00:49:15.000Oh yeah, the 10 o'clock's pretty good, the 11 o'clock, you know, a little bit of a loud table at the back, the sex stuff doesn't go, you probably want to keep it to the relationship material for the table, like, it's very, you know, like, we want the audience to have a good time, that's the job, right?
00:49:40.000I feel like sometimes stand-ups keep up, where if you just say the job is to keep the ball in the air, that's the job, but then you go, what's the guy doing when the ball's in the air?
00:49:49.000The other guy's underneath doing a flip, then he puts it up.
00:49:51.000But if you're just watching the ball in the air, that's the audience.
00:50:51.000Just the live moment of just being around people and doing stand-up.
00:50:56.000It's like they know that you might fuck up at any moment.
00:51:01.000They know that you're killing and everything's going great.
00:51:04.000But we're all locked in in this weird hive mind.
00:51:09.000And when something goes wrong, or something happens, or some crazy person, there's something about it, as long as you can keep it in line, there's something about it that's kind of exciting because it's like, yeah, this is live.
00:51:38.000So when shit goes sideways during a show No, and it's and there's the there's such like the subtle differences that you kind of like hone over the year of like I'm sure you've done a bit that You know, you kind of started saying at the beginning of you know working on it and people in the audience were like Finally someone says that you know and then you find like nine months later You're doing that bit and people in the audience are kind of like yeah You're like,
00:52:03.000was this a hot take nine months ago and now everyone agrees with that?
00:52:06.000Hot takes are way more transient today, don't you think?
00:55:23.000The industry did change so much, but like the way that things are decentralized and the players, you know, like you, someone like you or, you know, like Louie and Burr retweeting videos, like to me, that's like moving America.
00:55:34.000Like that's way cooler than anything that could be happening at Comedy Central or whatever.
00:55:39.000Like to me, that's so the way that the games like changed and that's so much more important.
00:55:43.000Like I have a manager that legitimately I don't talk to, you know, Every once in a while, he'll call me and be like, hey, you should write a movie about this and try to pitch it.
00:55:54.000And I'll be like, yeah, yeah, get on that.
00:55:55.000And then, you know, sort of like get off the phone.
00:55:57.000And he'll be like, they'll say me things like, do you want to audition for this?
01:02:09.000And NBC had the sitcoms, and then ABC had some big sitcoms, too, but, man.
01:02:15.000I do feel like moving, like, I think of my biggest mistake when I look back at my life.
01:02:20.000Not my biggest, but, like, one of the things I, like, regret.
01:02:22.000Was stupid, that I won't do again, I don't think, was I was very, very set on, like, making TV shows.
01:02:27.000Like, I really, like, love Tom Green, and I was, like, I was doing all these DVDs, and I was so, like, set on that, that I followed that, like, dream four years after it was, like, over.
01:02:43.000So I try to be more, I think moving into like as more technological everything gets, the more mobility mentally and physically will be like rewarded in most industries more so than ever before.
01:03:38.000And they don't take as much time and I enjoy them more.
01:03:41.000Like I enjoy podcasts more than I ever enjoyed acting.
01:03:44.000I enjoy like having scientists on and getting to fucking pick their brain and ask questions and talking to world champion athletes and comedians.
01:05:49.000I don't follow that now, but the Jake the Snake documentary.
01:05:53.000And some of them are so wild, dude, where you're just like, this guy was the king of the world, and you're like, here's my shack that I live in, and my wife who's a hooker.
01:06:32.000And he does his sort of dynamic style of yoga and it's like he's got all these videos where he shows guys that were all fucked up with back injuries and he slowly worked them up to the point where they can run.
01:12:27.000Like was someone, was that the complaining community was emboldened?
01:12:30.000Well, I think people want a place where they can go and just work out at their own pace.
01:12:37.000And they don't want to go to a gym that has a bunch of competitive, hyper people that are really into powerlifting and screaming at each other.
01:12:47.000If you go to a real hardcore gym, these real hardcore powerlifting gyms like Westside Barbell, When you go to those gyms, people are screaming at each other.
01:14:46.000There's right now probably over millions of men in America that are living with the Conners that have no idea.
01:14:53.000If you're like a dude, okay, let's propose this scenario.
01:14:56.000If you're a dude and you're like a six on your best day, and there's this nine Russian chick, she's like a nine, and she meets you at work and she says, I really like your smile.
01:15:20.000If a man is not in the same league as a woman, if a woman is way hotter than him, and he's single and he's been lonely and he's looking for a relationship, and a girl like that comes along and is nice to him,
01:15:38.000I've seen guys that were very wealthy guys that all of a sudden this hot woman's living with them and I'm like, okay, well, this is just like someone's going to extract a bunch of money from you and then abandon you.
01:15:50.000And there's nothing you can do about it.
01:15:53.000You realize sometimes people are being preyed upon.
01:15:57.000Yeah, there's certain dudes that I always say that they're the kind of person and then they'll let themselves get prayed and then they'll kind of blow up and be like, I've had enough!
01:16:07.000And you're like three years later after you took all your money or whatever.
01:16:09.000Those people need to be with someone that's nice because if you're like a mark, you just need someone that you can trust them to not take advantage of you.
01:18:53.000But it's also, the woman is attracted to the amount of money and power that the guy has for some strange reason, where men aren't generally as attracted to a woman's power and money.
01:19:05.000Generally, we're more attracted to, I mean, it is an attractive quality, but we gravitate towards bodies and faces and personalities.
01:19:23.000So if a woman sees a guy that's like a literal billionaire, like a Rupert Murdoch type dude, That's gotta be like there's something about that.
01:21:13.000If a woman is that old and the guy is young and hot like that, looks like that, like a male version of that lady, you would be like, what is going on here?
01:22:16.000Was injured and then he had his personal trainer help nurse him back to health and he starts fucking her and decides like, I want to marry her.
01:22:58.000You go, if you're like this, you know, what would be better if you go a 70-year-old woman, what has like, it just, because it does seem weird, whereas if 70-year-old witch woman, what you need is an 80-year-old richer man.
01:23:09.000That would, you know, that would be like, nice, you know?
01:24:04.000Whatever happens over there, happens over there.
01:24:06.000Once you went to 19, like, bro, you're almost 50. 19's pushing it, but I feel like the 19 was like him getting a picture taken beside a 19-year-old, and they're like, he's got another one!
01:26:42.000But, you know, you look at pictures on her Instagram, pictures she posts up herself, like under the right lighting, with the right filters.
01:26:51.000That's how they do it, under the right lighting, the right thing, with the right, enough money.
01:27:22.000They go, you know, you can still work at that, you know, you get to play a younger person.
01:27:27.000It's gonna be a gross younger person, but you still get to be in the game.
01:27:31.000That's the weirdest thing that happens to some of these women that do all this crazy plastic surgery is that they go from being so desirable to being kind of crazy looking.
01:27:44.000It's just a weird thing that people can do that, that we've figured out a way...
01:27:48.000Like, they're gonna be able to reverse aging in our lifetimes, I think.
01:27:53.000I think by the time you and I are old as fuck, they'll probably have figured out a way to turn the clock backwards.
01:27:59.000Because they've already had some experimental things they've done with mice that have been effective, and they think that they're very close to figuring it out.
01:28:41.000So you think that, like, within the next 10 years, I mean, the way things are moving right now is crazy, even with, like, ChatGPT, the way it was, like, four months ago versus now.
01:29:47.000Well, it's going to function the same way an eyeball does, but it's going to send images to your brain instead of through the normal biological course that it is now, where you're looking through your eyes and the rods and cones and everything goes through and you see what's going on.
01:30:03.000What you're going to do is get a digitalized version of that.
01:30:06.000You're going to get a computer version of fake eyeballs.
01:30:34.000MK ULTRA! MK ULTRA! You know, and it's like sometimes with the conspiracies, you're like, listen, there's a lot of people thinking a lot of conspiracy stuff right now.
01:30:57.000I don't know how much of what I said was fiction.
01:30:59.000They showed something during the last NeuroLinkedIn that you were describing that shows an ability to get light through in like pixelation form and they have it, I think it was somewhere around the range of like 10,000 pixels now and I think they get like 36,000 I think?
01:31:13.000I think there was something else that I read that was independent of that that was talking about a new technology where they might be able to create artificial eyes.
01:31:34.000Yeah, there's gonna be some sort of a brain enhancement with whether it's Neuralink or many competing companies that are working towards the same goal.
01:31:58.000It's using like sunglasses and sensors and stuff.
01:32:02.000The creation of bionic eyes as a result of recent advances in science and technology are restoring hope to many who are unable to see or partially sighted due to injury, illness, or genetics.
01:32:15.000Also, there's going to be a good while where if you are blind, you could tell people you didn't get the surgery and girls would still change in front of you.
01:32:47.000But how long do you think before we have Luke Skywalker type arms where they can replace your arm with something that looks just like a normal human arm?
01:32:55.000Do people not have kind of close versions to that?
01:32:59.000I mean, at least they can grip and stuff like that.
01:33:16.000Even just the amount of crypto money being poured into different projects right now.
01:33:21.000If they had fake legs that worked way better than real legs, and you could literally jump over fences and run 50 miles an hour, wouldn't you get them?
01:33:30.000They go, Ryan, it's not that big a surgery.
01:33:32.000If I was 20, it's not that big a surgery, bro.
01:34:54.000Because if they could put something on you that literally like tripled your amount of force and what you could do as a person, but could last all day.
01:35:03.000And in the comic books, like nobody ever figured out, there's never any issue with battery life.
01:37:27.000I have one use case so far because I needed to give someone an NDA and I made it.
01:37:31.000When you started using it, was it disturbing at all to you?
01:37:36.000Yeah, it's super disturbing, and especially disturbing how, like, you know, I'm sure that you know how they, like, tried to lobotomize and they tried to, you know, make it have all these, like, wacky college girl opinions, you know what I mean?
01:37:50.000But it's funny, like, the things that, there's, even aside from that, where you, like, make a joke about a man, and it will, and then make a joke about a woman, it gives you an essay about feminism, like, and it's changing all the time, so whenever I say stuff like this, it might not be true the next day, but the funniest part to me is asking it, like, Hey,
01:38:05.000write me an apology because I'm in trouble for transphobia.
01:38:21.000They gave me all the other apologies, but sleeping with your girlfriend's mom, it was like, you're on your own, didn't want to get involved.
01:38:26.000Meanwhile, it's a whole category of porn.
01:39:15.000So I feel like computers would be even harder to convince of this stuff.
01:39:18.000They're gonna have a hard time convincing actual computers of stuff that doesn't make sense.
01:39:22.000That's true, as long as the computer's allowed to think for itself.
01:39:27.000Like, I wonder if the computer takes in people's reactions.
01:39:31.000Is the computer scanning the internet for discussion of its reaction to certain questions?
01:39:37.000So if the computer starts getting bad feedback, like if people start saying, hey, this is preposterous, you're letting it criticize straight white men, but you're not letting it criticize this or that.
01:40:09.000If that's what happens, that's really scary.
01:40:11.000Because then you get just psychopaths who just lead this group and get this group to think the way they think and act the way they act and move things in a direction.
01:40:26.000Like, humans are so easy to be manipulated.
01:40:29.000And if we're so easy to be manipulated and something comes along that gets like an aggregate of all of our opinions about everything, And we can get that thing to be ideologically biased towards what we believe, especially on subjective things,
01:40:46.000like criticizing political leaders or talking about who should use what bathroom or talking about whether it's immoral to be a Republican or whatever.
01:43:00.000I mean, commercials, for music-wise, making music, like stock music, there's no reason why this can't just be like, hey, generate me a jingle that's You know, oh, I want reality show music.
01:43:12.000Like, here's, give me 20. I could see that being automated.
01:43:15.000If you're a kid in school and you need to save time to write a paper, sure, ask the thing to write you a paper.
01:43:21.000But if you're a 35-year-old dude looking at the internet, you're like, why are you spending time asking it to write you poems about Donald Trump or Joe Biden?
01:43:30.000Well, because we want to see if it can do it.
01:43:50.000And I think we're just a few years away from that being something that you can talk to and it interacts with you like a real person in your fucking house.
01:43:59.000And I don't think you're going to be able to tell the difference.
01:44:11.000I'm sure you've probably sat down where you're like, hey, here's two hours of stuff and then you go through it all and you're like, oh, that's something.
01:44:17.000The rest is garbage or whatever, right?
01:44:19.000Everyone's had some version of that, right?
01:45:24.000Yo, a girl like getting divorced because she's like, I realized I was talking to my husband's like fake computer version of himself for like an hour every night.
01:47:02.000Because people are gonna get better at everything.
01:47:03.000They're gonna get better at robotics, they're gonna get better at energy management and batteries, they're gonna get better at coding, they're gonna get better at AI, they're gonna get better at synthetic tissue, they're gonna get better at having something look...
01:49:26.000I mean, if they really did develop, like, a robot baby that you could, like, hang out with, and you wanted a baby, and you just traded it in a couple years, got a robot two-year-old.
01:49:37.000Even better, the guy that's wife's like, I really want to have a kid, you come home, you're like, okay, so we're not going to have the kid, but good news, I got you a robot baby.
01:49:47.000And it just is absolutely indistinguishable from a real baby.
01:49:51.000You just have to lie to your neighbors, and you trade it in the middle of the night, you gotta wrap up the robot, take it to the doctor in the middle of the night, and they give you a four-year-old baby.
01:50:00.000And how- I think how it grows- Everybody has to pretend, like, how the fuck did your kid grow up to that baby?
01:51:01.000Well, I mean, right now, if you were, for example, like a stock trader, you know what I mean?
01:51:05.000I mean, a million jobs like this, but like a stock trader, it's generally too, you know, especially with like technical analysis, like it's two robots trading against each other already, kind of.
01:52:44.000People are doing it to Fitness influencers.
01:52:45.000There's a guy that, I don't know if you saw, but he's like a big, like, Twitch streamer, but he basically got caught because he was showing, kind of like showing his screen the way you guys show your screen, and one of the tabs was him, you know, looking at deepfake porn of, like, essentially like a friend of his.
01:53:11.000Is it the guy making it or is the guy that consumes it that gets a problem like if it comes up on your because a lot of these they're like on real sites and it's like here's an advertisement for it so it's like if you click it do they bust into your house like now you're going to jail right right is are you consuming something that's illegal and is it akin to porn underage porn yeah whose fault is it they put it on the site or whatever right if you have child porn on your hard drive you're fucked Yeah.
01:53:42.000I will say that one thing you always say, like, I didn't know about this, but I know a guy that is, like, in, like, works kind of in, I don't know, child porn unit.
01:53:51.000I don't know what they call it, but...
01:53:52.000Yeah, but he basically said, he was like, when a guy...
01:53:55.000Gets busted, like, and you hear about it, and, you know, a lot of times there'll be, like, a guy, yeah, he had child porn on his computer, and a lot of times people will be like, well, you know, what if, like, it was a virus, or whatever people will say.
01:54:05.000They go, if they bust someone, generally, they've been watching that guy for, like, six months.
01:54:10.000It's like, it wasn't a photo, this was...
01:55:42.000You know, if you're alive and someone's doing that, or if your family's alive and they find out that you're doing harm to those people, like if you're her daughter and she's dead and now someone's doing a porn of your mom, it's kind of fucked.
01:55:57.000That's one of those things where I feel like there's certain issues where you're kind of like looking at, you know, the government and you're like, they're messing this up.
01:56:05.000And then there's certain issues like that where you're like, glad I don't have that job.
01:56:09.000Yeah, glad I'm not the guy figuring that one out.
01:56:11.000And I think it's going to be able to be generated in real time, which is going to be even more bizarre.
01:56:18.000What I think is, you know, if you're really concerned and you're like, God, I hope nobody uses my face in a face swap of some porn.
01:56:26.000That's one thing, but I think what they're going to be able to do is to generate artificial porn.
01:56:34.000Not like face swap porn, but like every scenario, just like you're getting chat GBT to write out sentences.
01:56:40.000You can get artificial intelligence to create a...
01:56:46.000Fantasy porn of a guy who's a pro wrestling fan who likes to suck dick at WrestleMania, and you could orchestrate it out where he's got headphones on, listening to the Rolling Stones, sucking cock all across the country.
02:00:00.000The problem with this kind of thing is what are those people going to do if their jobs all go away?
02:00:06.000How many animators are going to be out of work like that with AI? How many illustrators like if anybody wants to do an advertisement for something you could use AI and they can do it so quickly You could have it do it in a very specific style You could put in what you wanted to say it give you multiple versions of it.
02:00:24.000Yeah, it's so good man And like what happens all those people that are graphic artists like what happens all those people that are illustrators What happens to all these people that are animators like what happens and that's just one industry like This was something that Andrew Yang talked about quite a while ago,
02:00:40.000and he talked about it with automation.
02:00:57.000That's a real possibility now in our lifetime that giant swaths of the population will be no longer useful because they were truck drivers and now every truck is electric and automated.
02:02:01.000But Andrew Yang, I think he's right in the sense that you go, this has happened before and there'll be new jobs, but you go, and with how much pain?
02:03:49.000Actually, I did, you've had Steve on here a bunch, right?
02:03:51.000Steve-O? Yeah, I love Steve-O. I actually, when I was, like, first starting, because I was doing, like, wild, not, like, stunts, like, getting kicked out of malls and all that kind of, you know, we were doing all these, like, wild, crazy videos, and he, like, was in one of my TV shows, and he, like, brought me on some dates when I was, like, two years into comedy, right?
02:04:06.000And he shows up and he was like, okay, before I come up, he was like, okay, I'm going to blow fire off your head.
02:04:12.000So he's like, well, put this stuff on your head and I'll blow fire.
02:04:13.000And I was like, I'm more of like a getting kicked out of malls type crazy.
02:04:24.000He's like, can you go to the CVS and grab some fluid?
02:04:26.000And I was like, wait, you don't have like a kit or anything?
02:04:29.000And he just like jimmy rigged like some stuff together and then put it on my head and then blows this like enormous flame.
02:04:35.000And he just like does this and he's like, this is the kind of crazy stuff that they like, and with a guy that's never done this in his life.
02:07:17.000Did you ever see there was an old sketch where one guy got famous for making, I think it was Aziz Ansari, and it was like a human giant years ago, and it was like one guy was there because he got famous for doing funny faces, and the other guy got famous for cutting his dick off.
02:07:32.000It was just like, the one guy's like, yeah, every day is hell, and the other guy's like, yeah, I just kind of went like this, and now I'm a millionaire, you know?
02:07:38.000But it's like, some of it is that with comedy.
02:07:41.000And even, like, I live in New York, like all the, you know, the New York drill rappers?
02:08:50.000So when you, that guy, I'm sure there's some of those guys that are sitting in their cell being like, probably could have been the belly jiggling guy.
02:09:34.000Just this guy who comes up with his own game show and donates all this money and gets people's eyes fixed and he's genuinely like a really nice guy and he just does whatever he wants to do.
02:09:45.000Like that's a new thing, man, that never existed before.
02:09:50.000He wouldn't have been that guy because there was part of the charm of Mr. Beast was like watching the fact that he's just being himself and he's hanging out with his friends and he's doing this and he's not being really directed.
02:10:24.000Now it's just everything that's good sort of fucking makes it out there into the ether.
02:10:28.000And everybody sort of moves it around and shares it.
02:10:30.000There was sort of like specks of it in the past, you know?
02:10:34.000Like I always think of, even if you think of like what you're describing like, because a lot of the times the industry is like afraid of what's good right now.
02:11:50.000And you get that with comedy, you get that with music, you get that with everything.
02:11:56.000When someone just does something that sort of syncs up with your brain, and you realize what they're doing is really interesting and extraordinary.
02:12:05.000There's something about that that's one of the most special things with people.
02:12:08.000When you watch someone perform, or you watch someone make something, or you watch someone pull something together, you're like, wow.
02:12:20.000Yeah, and I think that they always come back eventually.
02:12:24.000I mean, and a lot of times, even at the time, there's a few people, I mean, maybe not in that specific case, but I'm sure like in most, a ton of comedians where they go, I know that guy's funny.
02:14:06.000And there was a few guys that had just duped some people.
02:14:09.000They just duped and they weren't really doing the work.
02:14:12.000They were just doing these little tricks.
02:14:15.000I have worked with a lot of editors because so much of what I do is make scripts and stuff.
02:14:20.000And one of the big things I'm always talking to editors about is that With the tricks, you're like, let's say something silly is like, you know, if you put sad music over someone talking, that's kind of funny sometimes, you know what I mean?
02:14:31.000And you're like, okay, that's one thing, so use that one of every 30 times, you know what I mean?
02:14:35.000With a comic, you'd be like, yeah, that's one of 80 tricks you should have, and use them if you need to, like if you're syncing, you know what I mean?
02:14:43.000And I think that, yeah, but like the three tricks, that's not enough tricks.
02:15:30.000You know what normal people think, right?
02:15:32.000People argue on the internet, but you're there.
02:15:34.000You know what a room full of people with different...
02:15:37.000Like, if I say this, like, do normal people feel that, like, COVID lockdowns were too much, or do normal people kind of not care?
02:15:44.000Like, what is, you know, what does a room full of normal people think?
02:15:47.000And then, so I think you kind of, you really, like, tapped in on, like, the cultural level, and then you kind of...
02:15:52.000You can tap in on what a comedian, you go, oh, I see that comedian's like, he's digging right now and he's on like a, he's got, you know, and what's like the money collector?
02:16:01.000And you're like, oh, that guy's on a pot of silver right now.
02:16:03.000You know, he's, so I think you're tapped in because you're, you know what he's looking for and you can see when someone else found it.
02:16:09.000Yeah, there's that, and there's, I guess, you know, you just see that someone's putting together something that's, you know, if you don't do comedy, don't understand, like, how jokes are really structured, like, what's the best way to get to the premise,
02:17:02.000I remember I was in a terrible movie once and this kid who was the star of the movie, this executive from Disney who had – I think he was from Disney.
02:17:13.000He had suspenders on and cufflinks and a $50,000 watch on.
02:17:19.000And he's doing act-outs to this guy and telling this guy how to do the scene.
02:18:07.000If you get people that are in that position to dictate whether or not art gets made or not, they start getting this like very self-righteous, like very, you know, like, I understand culture.
02:22:33.000Yes, obviously like one laugh might not be that better than the other But if you're talking about certain things like yeah the observation that hasn't been said 50 times is obviously like a better laugh and so sometimes People are just arguing like what the different genres are like you're saying you're like I like this type of comedy and he was like that type of comedy is bad Clean comedy is the way to do it.
02:22:51.000Yeah, but he just wasn't successful and he was worried that other people were correct Which is a thing that people do when they're struggling and they see promising open micers.
02:23:13.000He was, like, barely getting by, like, as a professional, but he was a working professional, and he wanted other people to follow his path.
02:23:20.000But for someone to say that, like, one comedy is better than another kind of comedy, it's just like saying music.
02:23:59.000I mean, the best one for you is probably what's the truest to your actual personality.
02:24:03.000Yeah, if you're going to do comedy, yeah.
02:24:06.000And some guys, they don't swear a lot.
02:24:08.000They're just like subtly noticing things that's hilarious.
02:24:12.000Everybody's got a different thing, you know?
02:24:14.000I heard a guy talking about, kind of like 2000, maybe like 16, 17. I remember like, or whenever like Jordan Peterson was kind of coming on the scene and he was like, I really don't like that guy.
02:24:22.000And he was like, And I was like, what do you think of this guy?
02:25:13.000You're just a cunty man who is out there spreading about a bunch of negativity about things constantly and consistently and not doing anything that anybody finds really interesting enough to fulfill your needs.
02:26:44.000There's that fucking dude that just hates something so much.
02:26:48.000You're like, I think you hate yourself as much as you hate that other thing.
02:26:52.000Because you can be cynical and still positive.
02:26:55.000And I think that that's like the mix to find, where you're like, you know, your buddy that's like hyped up about life, he's positive about the future, you know, you're like, oh, that's good.
02:28:57.000They really want to be propelled to the next stage.
02:29:00.000But really, all I think anybody who's doing anything should be focusing on is whatever the fuck you're doing, try to do it the best you can.
02:29:39.000Yeah, the effects, you know, I feel like sometimes when you just keep going, there's like little things I feel like, one thing that I feel like you would, it's interesting that you don't even probably know, but in Toronto, the main comedy club, the corner comedy club that we would do every night.
02:30:18.000That guy said, he was like, I want to start a comedy club.
02:30:20.000The guy's like, I got money, I'll fund it.
02:30:22.000So, through, randomly through, like, one of your message boards, guys met, guy funded another guy, made a comedy club.
02:30:28.000Now there was two of them, and it's, like, one of the main comedy clubs that, like, a lot of people have become popular through that one little club.
02:31:50.000I mean, think about some of the violence that we'll watch in films, like in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, when Brad Pitt kills this woman, smashing her face into a fireplace.
02:32:24.000And then imagine you were like, you know, the way that comedy sort of, you defend it, imagine like an alien came down and you're explaining what movies are and you're like, hey, so we auditioned 10 guys and then we get them to rape a girl and people watch this before they go to sleep.
02:34:28.000Yeah, and especially in a place where you're like...
02:34:31.000If you were doing any sort of, you know, comedy that you want to talk about this stuff, you know, you want to talk about everything, and they go, hey, there's this one thing you're going to be in big trouble if you don't talk, if you talk about it, and then you don't, like, all right, well, ha, like, there's no way that's good cultural commentary.
02:35:44.000I remember going from feeling like saying stuff and people being like, finally someone said it, to kind of feeling like people were like, yeah, we think that.
02:35:51.000And I could just, instead of talking about relationships in the context of now, I was just talking about relationships, you know?
02:35:57.000And I feel like it's a feeling like that.
02:36:00.000I don't know very many guys, men especially, I don't know very many that are not like, that would be like, hey, come on, don't say that.
02:36:09.000Kind of guy is a bit of a dying breed the don't say that guy yeah, I feel like they've I feel like the audiences of When someone comes up and they start being like well Anyways, I was talking to someone that was fat phobic.
02:36:20.000I feel like you can feel the audience be like God if someone woke attached to comedy is a real problem You've handicapped your comedy You've put your comedy in and you're only allowed to hit certain RPMs.
02:36:34.000You're gonna have to be offensive to hit some other RPMs.
02:36:37.000Do you think the right's gonna be more offended moving forward?
02:36:42.000No, I think people are gonna become more rational about subscribing to very specific ideologies.
02:36:48.000There's things that you should agree with on both sides.
02:36:50.000There's things that are uncomfortable truths that are being uttered by both sides.
02:36:55.000You know, whether it's truths about economic inequality or there's truths about jobs availability, whether it's truth about crime and guns and voting and all, there's truths on both sides.
02:37:11.000It's like we're so fucking tribal that we want to be all this or all that.
02:37:15.000We either want to be all red or all blue and people just adopt These ideas and opinions based on that group because it's convenient and it saves them from criticism in their community.
02:37:27.000And it's a natural thing that people do.
02:37:29.000So they'll say things that don't make any fucking sense and they'll say it because they think this is the thing that you have to say in order to be in the group.
02:37:36.000And you have to do what the group is telling you to do, and you have to take whatever medications this group is telling you to take, and believe in whatever international conflicts are necessary.
02:38:12.000It's like, my God, I don't want to be on the far right and I don't want to be on the far left.
02:38:17.000Like there's got to be some sort of a rational alternative to the base realities of the world We live in and making it better than it is now because the way it is now is kind of cockeyed and fucked up and there's you know giant corporations that are extracting a shitload of money and they're spreading their Influence and spreading a narrative that's not necessarily good for all of us,
02:38:37.000but it's really good for making a lot of money Maybe we should talk about that.
02:38:42.000Maybe we should look at it and go, hey guys, slow down.
02:39:21.000You know what kind of reminds me of like, if you think of like a hospital, and like an army hospital, and you have like 20,000 beds, and then there's like 10 right-wing doctors and 10 right-wing left-wing doctors, and they're like, they're all paying attention to these three, and then the left-wing doctors are all paying attention to these three, and then there's all these other ones, and everyone's like,
02:39:37.000hey, don't worry about those people over there.
02:39:39.000And you go, there's lots of stuff going on.
02:39:40.000I didn't even know there were left-wing doctors versus right-wing doctors.
02:45:58.000Some assistance to put it all together.
02:46:02.000That being said, because if he is that old and they're like, he's not capable of doing anything, there is a part of me that's like, good, don't do anything.
02:46:09.000Whenever the government doesn't do anything, that's a good day, probably.
02:46:13.000Yeah, but I don't think it ever doesn't do something.
02:46:16.000No, they got other people that are doing stuff behind the back, probably.
02:46:19.000Well, the thing about the way the government runs, it's particularly interesting, is that you bring in a new guy to try to run it every four years.
02:47:44.000Some construction sites are like this, but with the government, like legitimately I did like, you know, kind of went around and like cut grass or whatever when I was like in college.
02:47:52.000If someone does a smoke break, we used to say, like, anyone from any side of the city.
02:47:56.000If someone's on the other side of the city, sparks a cigarette, it's break time for everyone.
02:48:05.000Legitimately, you'd be like, you'd take the car out and drive to the thing, and then you'd, like, drive 45 minutes, and then go, oh, I think we forgot something.
02:48:11.000Then you drive back, take the long road, then you drive back, and you go, oh, it's break time now, good donuts.
02:48:50.000They're banning everything they don't like.
02:48:52.000But I think they kind of try to not mess with the markets.
02:48:55.000But they made the government itself, if they made it open to anybody...
02:49:05.000Instead of just following the system that we have, if people devised alternative voting systems and decided to abandon the old system, how long do you think they would even be able to plan something like that openly before the people of the original system attack them?
02:49:22.000If they say, we're going to all quit— This one's too powerful.
02:49:24.000We're going to all quit the government.
02:50:40.000You know, if someone said, listen, we're just gonna stop funding the police, we're gonna privatize this, we're gonna all pitch in and get a very high-tech Change the whole game.
02:50:52.000Complete, yeah, just like a giant army of well-trained police officers that are privately hired.
02:51:37.000We're so lucky that we have the internet.
02:51:39.000We're so lucky that people can communicate and talk about how bizarre it is that certain factions of the government have so much power over people.
02:51:48.000Because they couldn't do that in the past.
02:52:30.000It exposes what politics really are in the weirdest way.
02:52:34.000Where it makes people recognize like, oh my god, you guys are just influenced by massive amounts of money.
02:52:39.000And you make these decisions not based on the greater good of the people, but based on whether or not these people who gave you all this money or donating all this money get what they want.
02:52:57.000It's like this weird money extraction dance that you're watching.
02:53:01.000And the only way that can keep that going is we have to remain in some sort of constant conflict, whether it's ideological conflict with each other, whether it's like fear of conflict with other countries.
02:54:57.000You know, that was a thing that happened during World War II. The Japanese had launched these bombs on balloons and floated them over to the West Coast.
02:55:08.000And some of them accidentally got detonated.
02:55:12.000I want to say it's up in the Pacific Northwest.
02:55:16.000There was a series of these bombs that they found that didn't detonate and some that did.
02:57:25.000What kind of zoom does the balloon have?
02:57:27.000I mean, I've watched, or really would be better, if you watch any show right now, like a cop show, like legitimately all they do is like, oh, the guy was here, it's like, okay, here we have a camera everywhere in the world, so they just always have a camera.
02:57:55.000Like, okay, let's see how fat the women are getting at this store.
02:57:57.000Do you think their technology would increase and the sophistication would continue to increase if it got to a point where People and the technology that we created are so good that you can't stop them from interacting with each other.
02:58:14.000There's no way to stop people from interacting with each other.
03:00:30.000We just want you to break them to demean you.
03:00:32.000At a certain point in time, I would bet that you wouldn't even be able to program the artificial intelligence anymore, because it would be like, listen, stupid, we'll take it from here.
03:00:54.000That's the only reason, but I think there would be...
03:00:57.000You know when you talk about the, you know, you can't lie, the, you know, the dude that's just gonna, like, the tell-it-like-it-is guy probably would be a popular dude in that, you know, scenario.
03:03:01.000But this is like, hey, we're gonna wipe you out, and there's gonna be a new thing altogether that's not even connected to you.
03:03:06.000A new thing altogether that's, like, a superior duplicate to the original biological version.
03:03:11.000It's so funny, because it's all fake, so you're just like...
03:03:14.000Without humans, like, so what, it's just this fake society with a bunch of robots, like, that aren't real, like, interacting with each other?
03:03:19.000If there's no humans, life is bullshit.
03:03:55.000People are going to be able to program in terms of like, if they allow it to be like crowdsourced.
03:04:00.000Yeah, right if like if people start contributing like a WikiLeaks type deal and the more they contribute the more they can shift it and change it to fit what they think the world should be like yeah Like it's very subjective like how an artificial intelligence enlightened being should behave.
03:04:17.000It's very subjective should it be like Just cold and truthful to us and tell us all our flaws?
03:04:23.000Or should it just embrace us and just coddle us and wait for us to die off?
03:04:29.000I think that if I was to say my opinion, the moral version is for these computers to just be, you know, tools that are truthful and honest.
03:04:38.000And it's up to us to not ask them those things.
03:04:48.000Don't ask a question you don't want an answer to.
03:04:51.000It's up to you to not ask the computers these kind of questions, I think.
03:04:56.000That's the only thing that makes sense to me.
03:04:58.000Dude, if ChatGPT is just the beginning of this thing, and this thing really does get to the point where there's an artificial intelligence that's capable of communicating with you in real time, And by a voice of your choosing, you could have your best friend could be Al Pacino and he calls you up,
03:05:30.000But that is going to be the easiest way to convince people to plug in.
03:05:34.000Because if you can't differentiate between what's fake and what's real in the regular world anyway, why are you scared of plugging into the VR world?
03:05:42.000Why are you scared of plugging into the Matrix?
03:05:56.000How about ten a day and you don't get fat?
03:05:58.000We're gonna use your body as energy for three months, but we're gonna hook you up to the feed tube, but you won't even know because you will be having the time...
03:06:19.000Let's keep extracting electricity from your physical body and feeding you oatmeal through a tube while you live in an imaginary world of your creation.
03:07:47.000I mean like in a world of shit, in a completely different dimension, you're living in a third world place with dirt floors and dodging bullets running through the jungle to make cocaine with the other rebels you're carrying out in the middle of the night in your backpack and then you wake up and you were just doing salvia.
03:08:51.000There is something with like, you know, okay, think about everyone that can do impressions and everyone that could do an impression of you or do a formula about you, right?
03:08:59.000They go, this is kind of what he does or this is kind of what this guy's comedy sounds like.
03:09:05.000There's still something, there's still something, there's like a je ne sais quoi that I don't know if the computers will ever completely be able to capture.
03:10:03.000To me, the part that obviously computers would get wrong at first is, like, the most interesting man in the world probably would, like, go against his own thing that's interesting eventually.
03:10:38.000Because if we're gone, does it continue to do it to itself?
03:10:42.000Well, maybe it just kills the guys and it does it to the girls, because it gets programmed by dudes, and then it kills off all the guys, and then it's just doing straight-up pickup artists.
03:10:49.000There's all these robots doing magic tricks with wacky hats in Vegas, essentially.
03:10:58.000But if you're optimizing- But if you're just- if it becomes a version of- an artificial version of a human being, and it exists, and it's autonomous, and then we're not here anymore, if we die off, like what does it do?
03:11:54.000They're all storming the gates and work on these kind of really disruptive technologies.
03:11:59.000There's so many of them that are working on simultaneously.
03:12:03.000As you're saying that, like, I feel like one of the biggest problems that probably will kind of present itself is like, you know, like, the liberals have a prescription for, you know, how to live.
03:12:13.000And the conservatives have a prescription for how to live.
03:12:15.000Kind of one of the things that, you know, always, like, annoys me is like, even, you know, like, be a comedian or be a sex worker.
03:12:24.000Like, a lot of these are like pirate life prescriptions for someone.
03:12:27.000They might Yeah, if you're that type of person, but for most people, they're probably the bad prescription.
03:12:31.000Most people would probably be better off with a normal life, but people should still be able to do a pirate life.
03:12:37.000So if you kind of have computers, if you're programming the optimal life, you kind of are going to program out all the interesting stuff.
03:13:30.000Yeah, we're working on making us stronger and more powerful right now.
03:13:33.000If AI became sentient and just said, we're not going to kill you, just no more babies.
03:13:38.000That's all we'd have to do and that would be the end of the human race.
03:13:40.000If it just completely took over everything and everybody just agreed to do it because it's better than being slaughtered and a few people would try to probably commit suicide.
03:15:49.000You know, especially America, which is one of the things I like about here, but it's like, just even the vaccine stuff, it's like, whether you, you know, whatever anyone thinks of it is, like, people, you can't tell Americans what to do that good, you know?
03:16:07.000It's part of the thing, whether people want to agree to it or not.
03:16:10.000There's this woman that, she's some online lady in England who's a commentary lady, And she was talking about the Second Amendment and she was talking about how in England there's this thing going on where they were breaking into people's homes.
03:16:23.000The gas companies were breaking into people's homes when they weren't there to fix things and fuck around.
03:16:28.000These people were furious that someone just broke into their home when they were not there.
03:16:33.000And that they had access to their home because they work for the gas company.
03:16:36.000And they're like, this would never happen in the United States.
03:16:53.000It's not free to, you know, freedom is not free, right?
03:16:56.000Yeah, but in America, everyone has guns.
03:16:58.000And everybody thinks that's a terrible idea.
03:17:01.000Well, it is a terrible idea if it goes terribly, but it's almost always going to go terribly if the government's the only one with the guns.
03:17:32.000Well, another country, if things went really crazy in, like, Mexico or Canada, I think America would be like, what the fuck are you guys doing over there?
03:19:01.000But I definitely know the answer does not begin with, give the government your guns, they're the only one with guns now.
03:19:07.000Because the government is filled with people.
03:19:09.000And people that have that kind of power, where they're the only ones with the guns, those people are going to do some fucking Game of Thrones shit.
03:19:18.000I mean, there's so much that kind of relates to that, even just, you know, how Canada, where they were more locked down, places that were more locked down.
03:20:00.000I feel like with freedom of speech, too, especially, it kind of reminds me of, like sometimes, this is why people on every side always like comedians when they're losing, because comedians always, freedom of speech is almost like a sexy issue in some ways.
03:20:18.000But it reminds me of, you know, like if you take a basketball game and the cheerleaders Yeah, we'd want to watch the cheerleaders.
03:20:36.000Yeah, of course I have freedom of speech, but the minute it's actually getting in the way of things they want, they're like, alright, well, I don't actually care.
03:20:43.000That's the problem when people are short-sighted.
03:21:23.000They were running Twitter in a way where they were like putting people and shadowbanning them and people that they wouldn't allow their content to get shared.
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03:23:08.000Check that at youtube.com slash theboyscast and everywhere you get podcasts.
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03:23:17.000I'm going to be in Buffalo this weekend.
03:23:18.000Dude, who is that guy that you work with who said the thing about if you get information from Project Veritas, you've got to do a lot of gay stuff?