In this episode, the guys talk about the new Samsung Galaxy S3, how to deal with a growing deer population, and the best way to eat a cheeseburger. Also, the boys talk about how they would kill a deer if they had the chance, and why they don't kill them. Also, we talk about why we should be worried about the growing number of deer all over the world, and what we should do about it. We also talk about what would happen if the population of deer exploded and how we could deal with it, and how it would affect the rest of the world's food supply. And of course, we answer the question, "Would you kill a whole bunch of deer if you had the choice?" and much, much more! Enjoy the episode, and spread the word to your friends about this podcasting friends and family about this episode of the pod! If you like what you hear, please HIT SUBSCRIBE on Apple Podcasts! Subscribe, Like, Share, and Tell a Friend about this Podcast! We'll be looking out for new episodes coming soon! Timestamps: 3:00 - What's your favorite thing you like about the pod? 4:30 - What do you think of the podcast? 5:00- What would you like to see next week's episode? 6:15 - How do you feel about it? 7:30- What are you would like to hear more? 8:15- What's the worst thing you re listening to right now? 9:40 - Which is your favorite part? 11:00s - What szn 12:30s 13:40s? 15:20s 16:10s 17:00 17 - How would you would you eat a burger? 18:10 19:30 21:30 s 22:40 27:30 is a good thing? 26:20 25:00 is your thoughts on the best thing you veg 29: Is it your favorite meal? 30:00 or 15:00 s? 31:00 ? 36:00 do you want to eat something else? 35:00 Is it better than a steak? 33:00 + +3? 32:00 & 35:50 37:30 Is it a problem?
00:01:57.000PETA people don't want to admit this, but there's one of two options, okay?
00:02:01.000You either assume your position at the top of the food chain and deal with the problem, or you bring something else in and you're no longer at the top of the food chain.
00:02:10.000Because that's the only way you're going to have to deal with this issue.
00:02:51.000As you get older and you understand that you have to do something about the population, if you don't do something about the population, they're like rats.
00:03:08.000The reason why the world's so fucked up right now Is because there's nothing that eats us That's like the main reason We can just dominate We can just run around all willy nilly And nothing puts us in check And if that was the case with deer We would be fucked We'd go 20 miles an hour everywhere They'd be jumping in front of your car Everywhere you went The only good thing is we'd never go hungry You'd just pull over Pull out a gun Boom Blow one of those stupid fucking things in the head Start a fire You could eat You would never starve to death
00:03:38.000But there'd be deer everywhere, and you wouldn't get anywhere, and people would die on the highway every day.
00:04:22.000It's not like they're going to live forever if you don't shoot them.
00:04:24.000And by the way, killing deer is a thousand times better than running some ridiculous factory chicken farm, stuffing everything into a fucking box where it can't move.
00:09:39.000I had a really bad mouse problem when I was in college.
00:09:42.000It was so bad where the mice would take a blanket off my couch and mice would scurry out.
00:09:48.000When you have an ancient infrastructure that's been infested, like New York City's infrastructure, there's really almost no way to eradicate them.
00:09:56.000Unless you would clean every person out of the city and then just kill everything alive in the city.
00:10:02.000And even then, you're probably going to miss a few.
00:10:07.000there's more brats I think than there are people in New York City yeah so we had one of those traps but my mouse like I was like one day I was like what's that noise in my kitchen and I hear like like like just a shuffling noise and there's like just blood and there's a mouse there that was like biting his leg off and I didn't know what to do so I grabbed like one of those scoops that you for the broom and I threw it outside and I was So I don't know what happened to it.
00:10:33.000I just never went into my backyard anymore.
00:12:06.000And he got ALS at like 34, 35. And basically they said this is the first time we've ever seen that this traumatic, just head, or the severe head trauma repeatedly Might be a cause of ALS. We've never had...
00:12:26.000We've never shown evidence that something could lead to ALS. What does ALS stand for?
00:14:02.000A lot of times you'll see guys that they were big contributors, and then they're waived by this team, picked up by this team, and all of a sudden they're 29 even, and no team wants them anymore.
00:14:54.000I know that the only way, the thing that most people agree on is that the proper technique is not being taught from a young age now.
00:15:06.000If you look at old footage of football, yeah, they're different caliber athletes and stuff, and they're not like the monsters, but it was more technical tackling.
00:15:17.000You're taught when you bend your knees, you put your shoulder into basically somebody's chest, you wrap up, you tackle.
00:15:24.000Those are the tackles that rarely do you see that result in some devastating head drama.
00:15:31.000But now, and this is now meaning the last 15, 20 years, It is like, you see helmets being lowered, crown of the head, into the other person's helmet, just head blows.
00:15:44.000People are fucking, you know, throwing shoulders, helmets, and forearms into people's heads, and then you see them, like, just, it's like they were just in a car accident, man.
00:15:54.000Like, they're just, they can't handle it.
00:15:55.000Doesn't matter what type of helmet you wear.
00:15:58.000Yeah, there's only so much punishment your brain can take, and I think that there's very few things in life that hit you as hard as a football player does.
00:16:07.000I just think that those dudes, when you look at a 300-pound guy running at you, full clip, and charging into your body while another guy hits you over this way, and you collide together, and then the guy goes unconscious.
00:16:18.000Is there any other time in life where you see a man completely armored up, just get knocked unconscious?
00:16:25.000They have helmets on, they have big armor padding on their shoulders, and they get knocked the fuck out.
00:16:31.000And the real problem, now they're more on top of it because they have to be, but the real problem is you look at the 80s and 90s, the guys who are now 40 to 50, and you're seeing a lot of depression, dementia, and you're seeing Alzheimer's and all these different debilitating things take place.
00:16:53.000Or, you know, they would get, like, a severe concussion, and it would just be, like, you need to go play right away now.
00:17:00.000Like, there wasn't, like, now there's, like, you know, they're finally doing, like, if you even have a sign of this, you're going to be out for this amount of time.
00:17:13.000Which means that, like, their brain just went, just shook inside their skull, and now they're fucking playing again, you know?
00:17:20.000It's so crazy that they didn't even know.
00:17:24.000That just shows you how recent not just the science of brain trauma is, where they really kind of understand what causes real problems, but also the idea of this as a sport is so recent.
00:17:36.000In the human medical encyclopedia, as far as things that happen to people, how often did they have to judge or look at a very specific group, like people who do this one thing, who all come down with traumatic brain injury?
00:18:06.000So, in the medical history of, like, things that you shouldn't do that are fucked up for you, this sort of hasn't really been fully entered.
00:18:16.000I mean, fighting, like, as far as, like, people have known about punch-drunk boxers forever.
00:18:21.000I mean, that's always been, you know, the boxer that's stuck around too long and the horrible stories and the words that are, you know, stumbling, slurring out of their mouth.
00:18:47.000It's all about use as much intelligence as you can, risk as much as you need to, but no more, and then get out when you feel like it's slipping away.
00:19:12.000Well, I've heard of dudes get knocked out in training and then go to a fight and then get hit with a small shot in the fight and they go unconscious.
00:19:21.000Because they were really walking around halfway knocked out already.
00:19:54.000I wonder if they're ever going to be able to fix that.
00:19:56.000I wonder if there's ever going to be anything that can repair.
00:19:59.000Because the thing about brain conditions, I think, from impact is that they're degenerative.
00:20:04.000And that just like with these boxers, they say that something happened to them 10 years ago and they start to feel the effects 10 years later.
00:20:11.000Well, I think, you know, because it's so unnatural, either to get, like, the trauma you experience...
00:22:51.000Yeah, and it's protected by all these pads, so you can brace it against your You know, your neck and everything and you're running full into somebody.
00:25:27.000It's one of the arguments against testosterone replacement for fighters, actually, is the traumatic brain injury argument.
00:25:36.000I don't totally, completely understand it, but I think what they're saying is that if you get hit in the head enough, like James Toney was an example of it, you get hit in the head enough and your body's not going to produce testosterone the same way anymore.
00:25:47.000But then I've heard other doctors say, and this kind of makes sense to me, well, hey, man, if you can't produce testosterone anymore because you got hit in the head so many times, maybe you should stop getting hit in the head.
00:26:17.000There's great footage of James Toney sparring a few years back, and he's pretty out of shape in it, and he talks shit the entire time that he's sparring, and he's winded, but he's just like...
00:26:35.000He's so technically talented, James Toney.
00:26:38.000His shoulder rolls and his ability to figure out where you're punching and block you and cover you.
00:28:45.000Well, you know, someone tells you you don't have to pay, or someone's a shitty financial advisor, or you think you've got everything covered, and this is never going to go away.
00:31:53.000You know, if you live in that area, there's not a whole lot of shit going on other than the movies and there might be like a bowling alley or some shit.
00:31:59.000Come see the G.O.D. Dodge and Coyotes.
00:38:01.000And we also, if you guys go to Your Mom's House podcast, if you check out mine, we also had Yoshi on tell the story of when he ate Joey's banana bread.
00:40:04.000So anyway, I'm going to offer the vegan point of view because I think I shit on vegans enough and there's a lot of people that are probably right.
00:43:53.000It keeps fucking you and stabbing you.
00:43:56.000The thing about bees, too, I found out the queen has a stinger.
00:44:00.000you know the queen bee has a stinger but she only uses it to kill queens oh really yeah they use it to kill virgin queens when you when you find a new queen like when someone's getting together and putting together a new queen you gotta jack that bitch or she'll come to take your spot because there can only be like one queen in the nest so they don't use it just on um on queens when they're out they'll fuck up queen embryos they'll fuck up what are they what are they called what I didn't know that.
00:45:16.000We should make drones that look like bees that make honey.
00:45:19.000And how about we make drones that just look like bees, except they're way stronger and harder, and they come in and fuck all the bees in front of their boyfriends.
00:50:26.000And then next week, the week after that, is Toronto at Massey Hall.
00:50:32.000And I understand that there's some ridiculous scalping going on and that people are telling me that the tickets are like $300.
00:50:40.000I heard something weird the other day.
00:50:41.000About one of your shows that was cancelled, and they charged a ridiculous amount of money extra for some reason, and then when the show got cancelled, they didn't get the whole amount back.
00:51:37.000Just whatever we're sending out there, the fact that you guys are picking it up in such a positive way and responding in such a positive way.
00:51:45.000I mean, there's no way to say this without sounding super corny, but it's enriched the fuck out of all of our lives.
00:51:50.000It's made us feel like we're really connected to something that can really help and change the way people feel.
00:51:56.000And don't think we think that is in any small way...
00:52:04.000I just don't think that we ever take it for granted.
00:52:07.000It's a weird thing to talk about it because it's a very strange situation to find yourself in when we just started doing this podcast just fucking around and thinking we're just going to talk shit and put it on the internet and maybe people would giggle.
00:52:23.000And then having people come up to me everywhere I go telling me now I've lost 50 pounds, I started doing jujitsu, I changed my life, started reading The War of Art.