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00:03:34.000I have not committed to it as my main phone over my iPhone, mostly because I have to move the contacts and everything, but I'm just going to say this.
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00:05:04.000The one thing that I talk about on this podcast, probably more than anything as far as sponsorships that have really worked for me, is the idea of bottling up the best nootropics.
00:05:15.000I'm a big fan of nutrition and health and I'm a big fan of supplementation too and I think that there are absolutely certain supplements that can enhance the way your brain functions.
00:05:28.000Just like caffeine can pick you up and give you a little boost and give you some energy, just like a lot of different nutrients can have a positive effect on athletic performance, There are certain compounds that have been shown to clearly have a positive effect on your brain's ability to function, your ability to rattle off sentences, your ability to recall things you need to remember.
00:05:51.000They're nutrients that help to enhance Your brain's ability to produce neurotransmitters.
00:05:56.000All of it can be explained in way more detail than me because I'm a fucking idiot, and I don't really know what I'm saying.
00:06:01.000The things that I'm saying, it's like I'm saying the right words in the right order, but what am I saying, really?
00:06:27.000Nothing seems universal, which I found really fascinating about this experience getting involved with a vitamin company, is nothing's universal.
00:06:34.000There's some people that just do not respond to a lot of different things, or their sensitivity is different than yours, or I don't know, or their body's different.
00:06:59.000And because of that, to make sure that no one ever feels ripped off, one of the things we have on it is a 100% money-back guarantee on the first 30 pills.
00:07:33.000But if I had nothing to do with this, I would still be raving about this shit.
00:07:38.000Because every one of the different supplements, whether it's Shroom Tech Sport, which is based on the Cordyceps mushroom that gives you endurance, all these things are based on real science, and it's all stuff that I would take if I had nothing to do with this show.
00:13:54.000We go to kill them, and the movie's us hunting them, basically.
00:13:58.000What do you feel like when, like, if you were a real Navy SEAL and you saw these crazy, like, missing in action type movies and shit where people do ridiculous stuff, what the fuck does it like to do?
00:14:07.000You know what's crazy, dude, on films is that all those guys, the producers and directors, they're like, we need this to look real.
00:14:13.000We need this, we want it to be authentic.
00:14:16.000Until it's the day to shoot it, and then they're like, okay, we're going to flip the car over 16 times, and you're just going to push it off, and you'll just push out and roll.
00:14:24.000Something that's ridiculous, you know?
00:14:39.000You look at American Kickbox or something as an MMA fighter, you look at that and you're still like, awesome, and he's dipping his fucking gauze in glass and shit.
00:17:49.000I think, I mean, even back in the 90s, it's like we have more access to the news now, like from everywhere.
00:17:57.000Anything that's bad from anywhere, we get real quick.
00:18:00.000We get a real distorted perception of what interacting with human beings is like.
00:18:04.000The model that we're dealing with is 300 million people, which is just crazy that you would take individual episodes out of that and try to apply it to what the world is actually like.
00:19:03.000We don't have as much outward violence like that, but you look at right now what's happening, and it seems like prison is a template for shit.
00:19:11.000We're going to make sure blacks, Mexicans, white people don't get along.
00:19:15.000And we're going to control the population that way.
00:19:17.000And you look now, 20, 30, 40 years later, down the road, And even now, within the Republican Party.
00:19:26.000The more divisions that are created, the more easily controlled people are.
00:20:14.000I think there's a lot of people capitalizing on human nature, and that's what they're doing.
00:20:18.000They're making a fuckload of money off of prisons, and they're making a fuckload of money off of making sure that these areas are not rehabilitated so they have a steady supply of people to keep...
00:20:48.000And that's fucking kind of, it's a little crazy.
00:20:51.000But it makes sense then also, you look, we're going to go to war with the Mexican immigrants that are coming in, and we're going to need to house them now.
00:20:58.000And so we're putting, like, ever since the 90s when they started doing privatized prisons, That became a cash cow for people.
00:21:05.000And so every bed, so we need longer sentences.
00:21:08.000Pot, we're never really going to get really legal because most of those fucking people that are in these victimless crimes are in prison for drugs like that.
00:22:16.000This is the reason why this shit is dangerous in America...
00:22:19.000And for whatever reason, we accept it and we think it's okay, it's no big deal.
00:22:23.000Hey, if you're not putting anything bad on the internet, you shouldn't worry about it.
00:22:27.000But what's ridiculous is when people have power over you, they fucking almost always abuse it.
00:22:33.000If you go back to the Stanford Prison Studies and they did it with college students, they had college students pretend to be prisoners and prison guards.
00:22:55.000Because if it doesn't stay free, then you're not going to be able to squash...
00:23:00.000You're not going to be able to get rid of really corrupt governments.
00:23:03.000The reason why all these people in Egypt, all these people in other parts of the world, they're having these rallies against their corrupt government is because they're able to communicate with each other.
00:23:13.000So we're assuming that our people that are in power are always going to be fair and always going to be just and always going to be loyal to the good of the American people.
00:23:23.000But we've already seen through Nixon, We've already seen through the evidence of shit that was passed.
00:24:24.000And some mathematical genius, first and foremost, has to come up with a way of distributing taxes and a way of figuring out what money really is based on and what money really is.
00:25:12.000Well, it's like, I listen to Granholm, who was the governor of Michigan, and she was talking about states and incentives, and people have so much surplus money to bring in Dell computers or whoever to start businesses so we can have 5,000 new jobs in Michigan, whatever the deal is.
00:25:23.000She says, but that whole construct is built and based upon that Ohio doesn't do well then.
00:26:39.000If the people at the top of government really were explaining to everyone that we have to think about the future of the human race and in order for the human race to grow at the top, it has to also grow at the bottom.
00:26:52.000It can't have a rotten foundation and that's essentially when you deal with these These parts of the city where there's no getting out, man.
00:27:05.000What happened to this poor fucking guy?
00:27:07.000That rotten system has to somehow or another be fixed.
00:27:12.000The thing you're talking about, too, when you say it'll be fucked up for a while, there's not an epic downside.
00:27:18.000It's like everybody will be fed, clothed, and taken care of.
00:27:21.000But where we're going now, that's not fucking happening.
00:27:24.000Those divisions are getting greater and greater.
00:27:25.000And it's like, at the same time, if there's no separation between you, me, the dude in India, or the fucking pot that he's fucking trying to make with his hands, and we're all the same shit, those divisions hurt me.
00:29:06.000If you look at the way human beings have set up our society and the way we treat impoverished neighborhoods and the way we deal with ridiculous laws and victimless crimes where people rot away in jail for dozens of...
00:29:23.000You know, pages upon pages of cases, even recently, of people going to jail for long stretches under questionable circumstances.
00:29:31.000And there's stories where people were set up by government agents.
00:29:36.000That's the other thing you have to think about.
00:29:37.000When you're working for the DEA or you're working for the FBI, you've got to arrest people.
00:34:09.000You know, there's a lot of fucking conspiracy with the Oklahoma City bombing.
00:34:13.000There's all these news reports that said that the FBI pulled out many bombs, more than one, multiple bombs from the building that hadn't exploded.
00:34:23.000And if you look at the damage that's done to the building, apparently demolitions experts say that the building blew out.
00:35:07.000Well, it's because they also had to make sure that it actually happened.
00:35:09.000If the guy pulls up in his truck and everyone's out of the building, you know, and there's fire trucks everywhere, he's like, oh, fuck this job and leaves.
00:35:17.000I thought it was weird that Timothy McVeigh goes to his grave without ever making a statement ever.
00:35:23.000Well, the thing is that the fertilizer bomb experts, I guess there actually are those, they say that this is not indicative of the damage that one of those things is capable of doing.
00:40:05.000That if they don't officially try you for something, if they don't officially charge you with something within 30 days, they have to release you.
00:40:12.000So guys get arrested for murder, and they just can't get to them.
00:42:01.000The way they do things down there, it's not like anywhere in the world.
00:42:04.000You can't just, I'm telling you this because I know that you don't know because you're from New Orleans, and I've talked to people from New Orleans before.
00:42:10.000I just gotta tell you, you're not allowed to drink in public.
00:42:20.000You should be able to drink anywhere you want.
00:42:22.000You have to have another house somewhere.
00:42:24.000You have to have a house in a fucking cave somewhere.
00:42:26.000Dude, if you don't have an idea about what life is like anywhere else, it's fucking...
00:42:30.000I walk down Bourbon Street, I'm like, did they just get everybody fucked up at the Walmart and put them in too tight of clothes and then get a party bus and dump them all off here?
00:44:00.000Yeah, red, and they'll put horns on their helmets and shit, and they'll have wiffle ball bats, and they'll be the bulls of Pamplona, and they'll be beating motherfuckers.
00:44:17.000I was in the strip bar and there's a fucking Mexican chick comes up and we're talking and she's like, yeah, I'm from Tucson originally, blah, blah, blah.
00:45:12.000Yeah, there's a lot of that going on in this country too.
00:45:14.000They said that something like 50% of the country believes in the biblical tale of creation and that the earth is less than 10,000 years old.
00:46:56.000I mean, fuck, I've got friends that we would stop, like straight hillbillies, man, and they'd stop on the side of the road because there's deer that get hit by cars all the time.
00:47:39.000I would take that shit, like, right when I'd shoot a deer, just because the people that I'd hunt with, if you left it there, like, you didn't drag it all the way back to camp, hang it up, skin it and all that yet, they'd go and steal your heart and back straps.
00:47:51.000They'd steal all the tenderloins, they'd steal all the best parts, all the best cuts of the meat.
00:48:23.000And then people go to find them too soon and then they jump them and they'll just keep running and you'll never get that deer.
00:48:28.000Did you see these photos of Matt Hughes in Africa?
00:48:31.000He went on an African safari and killed everything in Africa and took pictures of it and put it on Facebook or something like that or his website and there's just this crazy reaction to it.
00:48:45.000Yeah, and there's this, you know, people are really mad at them.
00:48:50.000It's kind of a funny situation with those, killing those animals that you don't eat, because although there's something fucked up about killing an animal and not eating it, period.
00:49:00.000But then they do donate the money, or they do donate the food, rather, to tribes who need it.
00:49:39.000Because otherwise, poachers, and there'd be no way to stop all the people from, you know, going after animals that they can profit from, like rhinos and shit like that.
00:51:02.000But, again, it's a little bit broken when you think about the fact there's 300 plus million of us just in this spot.
00:51:08.000I think if you look at us worldwide, I mean, it's pretty astonishing, like, person to person, how good we have it here in the United States.
00:51:35.000And it started with like 40 people doing it, and now there's like 9,000 people doing it, but it's an accountability program that speaks to nutrition, mobility, exercise, consciousness, what your daily life is like, learning something new this week, kind of a holistic look at your life, you know, and just kind of tightening the game of like whatever it is for you.
00:51:57.000Part of the thing, like last week, was find out you can't eat anything fried in canola oil.
00:52:02.000You can only eat basically a paleo-ish diet, like no dairy, no artificial sweeteners, all that kind of stuff.
00:52:09.000And so you'd have a lot of conversations if you go out to dinner.
00:52:14.000What are your sweet potato fries fried in or whatever?
00:52:24.000You know, so shit like that, but doing it for the last three years and talking to people, and I talk to people about diet and nutrition a whole bunch, people are hip to it now.
00:52:32.000Whereas before, like three years ago, people were like, motherfucker, he's a pain in my ass.
00:52:37.000And now people are like, oh yeah, this is gluten-free, and this is, is your chorizo made with any kind of wheat or any kind of sugars?
00:52:45.000No, no, we make it in the back, and da-da-da.
00:59:51.000My friend was out, dude, he went out to the end of Point Doom, and he says a little five-footer, it hit his board, like, didn't quite hit his board, but the tail slap fucking blew him, like, it's crazy, dude.
01:01:43.000I'm sorry, but I don't even know how bad Clint Eastwood fucked up.
01:01:47.000What did he do with the GOP? Forget him.
01:01:49.000A guy made a movie with a bunch of white people with blackface on, playing Muslims, and made it about Muhammad, and Muhammad being like a pedophile, and it's like, Really blasphemous.
01:01:59.000So because of that, there was attacks on American embassies.
01:02:02.000The American embassy in Libya got attacked.
01:03:11.000If you find the video, Brian, show some of the video of it because it does look almost that bad.
01:03:18.000And then the other thing is that people think, the people inclined to conspiracy think that this was all done by the CIA and that they're trying to get us ready for this war.
01:03:28.000It doesn't come up on September 11th just because.
01:05:44.000Yeah, that was one of the worst movies of all time.
01:05:45.000If the rest of the movie was Apocalypse Now, that movie still sucks.
01:05:49.000You know, you can't have a scene that bad ever in a movie.
01:05:53.000If I saw that in the best movie ever, if that was like five minutes of American Werewolf in London, you'd be like, what the fuck am I watching?
01:06:03.000What the fuck kind of piece of shit movie is this?
01:07:54.000And you'll talk to Dave a lot about it, but he talks about the mycotoxins, the oxytoxins that are all in the blends of coffee.
01:08:00.000And molds attached to coffee beans all the time.
01:08:03.000And so especially if you're getting them from Starbucks or places like that, like you ever drink a cup of coffee and then all of a sudden you feel like kind of down?
01:09:14.000He even talks about how to get stronger from just drinking coffee.
01:09:18.000Well, if you don't like the taste of bad coffee, the same reason why you don't like the taste of gasoline, your body's telling you it's toxic.
01:09:25.000The data on coffee consumption goes back and forth.
01:09:27.000Some studies show health benefits while others show negative outcomes.
01:09:30.000This might seem confusing, but the simple reason is this.
01:11:45.000I don't get hypogacemic and all that shit, but it's not that I've been calorically deficient.
01:11:50.000I don't know how many calories are in my coffee, but a ton.
01:11:53.000I'm drinking a bunch of fat through my coffee.
01:11:55.000But Mark Sisson, that's the Primal Blueprint guy, he talks a lot about it and the reason I switched over like that was because he talks about sugar burners and fat burners and he's like, if you're getting a preponderance of your calories, From carbohydrates, your body, the mechanism, never switches from burning sugars to burning fat.
01:12:12.000So it's only burning the glucose in your blood, which is why you need to eat every couple hours or else you get sluggish and all that kind of shit.
01:12:18.000And he says, you know, insulin is a storage hormone.
01:12:21.000So every carbohydrate that comes in, insulin shuttles it to store his fat for when we don't have food.
01:12:26.000But that never fucking happens because we're never in four or five days stretches of starvation in America.
01:12:32.000And so we just stay fat that way and we get hypoinsulemic and we have diabetes later in life and whatever.
01:12:38.000Or you just keep adipose tissue where you don't want it.
01:12:41.000So the thing he started saying, he says, you know, maybe what you want to do is start eating less than 100 grams a day, go into a state of ketosis, kind of the way Atkins was talking about, but eating a lot of fibrous vegetables.
01:12:52.000You know, you can eat a fucking bowl of steamed broccoli and not reach 100 grams of carbs.
01:13:05.000What is MCT? Medium chain triglycerides.
01:13:08.000It's another thing that talks about fat conversion into energy.
01:13:11.000And so with this, there's a lot of different mechanisms that are going on that are making me stay energetic all throughout the day.
01:13:17.000And also, if I don't have calories in my body, my body's mechanisms are already turned in and attuned to eating the fat out of my body for energy as opposed to getting hypoglycemic and falling out and needing to eat some sugar right now in order to keep going.
01:13:30.000Yeah, we had Rich Roll on the podcast, who's a vegan, ultra-endurance athlete.
01:13:55.000Yeah, that's the weird thing about us with our diets, man.
01:13:58.000It's like if you look at the average person, go to Disneyland or something like that, look at the average person, when you see anywhere you are around a giant mass of people, so many people are so unhealthy.
01:15:58.000You know what's amazing to me is watching this for the last few years, and we haven't been around each other a whole lot, but watching the explosion of a podcast, the way technology moves, and podcasts just happened, and how powerful they are, and then the reaching that it does into the world, it's crazy.
01:16:15.000Yeah, it's not like anything that's ever happened to me before.
01:16:18.000There's a big difference between doing shows now, post-podcasts and pre-podcasts.
01:18:45.000I think what happened was when the medical movement came along, The California botanists got on it because they could be out in the open about it and they started putting out the names of the strains and telling you this is 70% sativa, 30% indica and putting all the different hybrids out and then everybody else just ran with it.
01:19:01.000So now I think when you get good weed, it's good California weed or it's good Colorado.
01:19:07.000Colorado is right there with California.
01:19:09.000But it looks like Toronto's right there, too.
01:19:12.000Like, they know what the fuck they're doing.
01:19:13.000And then Vancouver has, like, a medical program.
01:19:19.000The union was a documentary that I was in a few years back that they've actually shown to the Canadian parliament.
01:19:27.000They actually are using it to educate different Canadian politicians because most people don't even know the history of why it's illegal or what a big part it plays in the economy of British Columbia.
01:21:02.000These fucking monkeys we have in office are not going to sit down and be educated by something that actually makes sense.
01:21:07.000These ridiculous fucking people we have running this country.
01:21:12.000They say that the lobbyists now, that even companies like the pharmaceutical companies or Big Electric or whatever, that they're pushing lobbyists away.
01:21:20.000The hundred senators that are bought by everybody, they're like, we're already invested, sorry.
01:21:26.000The bribes aren't even counting anymore because the sides are already chosen.
01:21:30.000The idea that you can just bribe someone and give it another name, call it lobbyist.
01:21:35.000The idea that you can be in fucking office, that's what you're groomed for.
01:21:40.000You ask a 12-year-old, what do you want to be, a politician?
01:22:56.000I was in New York doing a club, and I was walking down the street, and these black Muslims, the black Israelites, excuse me, not Muslims, the black Israelites, they wear crazy outfits like superheroes, Really?
01:26:16.000I'm listening I said 12 tribes of Israel Are the negros West Indians Haitians The Finnegan Those have shit written down Puerto Ricans Cubans North American Indians The Seminole Indians Argentina to Chile Colombia to Uruguay And the so called Mexicans Those So called Mexicans Where's the Chinese people?
01:28:02.000If you're that kind of gal, and that's what you want to wear, I think you should be able to wear whatever the fuck you want, but what I don't think you should do is dress like you're from another time period, and I give you extra respect.
01:28:11.000Dude, all the people down in the neighborhood I used to live, like all the dudes in the black wool suits and all that, and the funny hats, some are fuzzy, some are cowboy hats.
01:31:04.000They're the only country that's suing a corporation.
01:31:07.000And they're in a lawsuit, they're in a litigation against Monsanto because the eggplant, they're trying to own the eggplant the way they did the...
01:32:10.000And you've got self-preservation as a gene in you.
01:32:15.000And where people are dying like that, like fucking, what you're talking about, suicides there, or you're talking about the American soldier coming back, like, it's a fucking epidemic, dude.
01:32:23.000They talk about a dude a day kills himself that was in the army.
01:33:23.000I don't know what the deal they have over there is, but I know that there's certain places in this country where they make deals with people where you have to buy their shit.
01:33:33.000And once you buy their shit, it only works for a year.
01:33:37.000They have suicide seeds that don't work.
01:33:41.000You've got to buy it from your strung out on them.
01:33:44.000The old days, a farmer used to take his tomatoes and then take some seeds from those tomatoes and plant those seeds and make more tomatoes.
01:34:43.000I think the way I'm looking at it that I would choose is that there's got to be a way that these people can profit, that everybody can make a living and do very well by selling a legitimate product that doesn't fuck people over.
01:34:56.000We just got to figure out a way to stop people...
01:34:59.000We've got to figure out a way to stop people from putting money over humanity.
01:35:30.000I think once you get to be a dude and you're pissing yourself and you're on the street, bring you back to baseline and build you up again, god damn, that's an effort.
01:35:40.000And maybe we're never going to do that.
01:35:56.000When you talk about every country except for three countries in the fucking world, the central bank is a Rothschild's bank.
01:36:04.000You think about things like that, about why Hugo Chavez is an outcast and treated like Castro, is because he said, I'm not going to sell my natural resources to the World Bank and assuage my debt.
01:36:16.000When you look at that and you go, it's about money and control, and you go, how much money are you controlling?
01:37:09.000It's like, when you tell me he's a dope fiend, and you go, if you're abstinent, if you have one, that's too many, and a thousand's never enough.
01:37:18.000It's an insatiable lust for power that they crave.
01:37:23.000Because you've already got opulence for forever.
01:37:32.000When humans get to a certain point where they have ultimate control over people, they look at the regular people with disdain, they separate themselves from everybody else.
01:37:39.000It becomes a team of them, you know, these blue blood weirdos who wear fucking eyes wide shut masks and go around fucking each other in the ass on videotape so that they, you know, have something on each other or whatever the fuck they do.
01:37:53.000else man they just have too much power it's too they manipulated the system there's a rig system and they're they pass money down from generation to generation and there was unenlightened person teaches unenlightened children to remain that way and it goes on and on and on and it doesn't match up to the model of information that's out there now it It's not like we're living in the 1500s where it's really tough to get worried out.
01:38:19.000No one really knows how the fuck anything really works because the whole country's in the dark.
01:38:23.000You gotta go to the library and get books.
01:38:38.000Anybody can go online and Google the stories about Monsanto.
01:38:41.000Anybody can go online and Google lobbyists and find out how that whole thing works.
01:38:45.000Anybody can go online and read what people are saying that have actually read the NDAA and what a fucking crazy thing it is that Obama passed this.
01:43:22.000It's too obvious that there's censorship.
01:43:24.000When there's issues, especially like the National Defense Authorization Act, which is really an unconstitutional act, it's horrifying when you read what they can do.
01:43:33.000It's indefinite detention of American civilians who essentially have no recourse, no right to trial.
01:45:09.000Well, they passed a law in New York City recently saying that rabbis have to get consent from the parents before the moil sucks on the kid's dick after circumcision.
01:45:21.000Because a couple kids have died over the past few years because of herpes.
01:45:50.000And they do it because it says that in the Torah that you're supposed to do it with your mouth because it's the closest thing to it and because saliva has antiseptic properties.
01:45:58.000Because this is how people lived thousands of years ago.
01:46:01.000So when they perform circumcision, the traditional method...
01:47:55.000We've only been, I started, I did my first show here in 94, but we've only been like hanging out here on a regular for like what, two years?
01:48:14.000It's real weird where you can get away with certain things, where you can teach people how to grow and shit, and have hydroponic shops, and they don't come down on you.
01:49:26.000There's a reason why it's set up this way.
01:49:28.000So for the federal government to come in and say that we're superseding your state government, there's a reason why there's a state in the first place.
01:49:36.000It's so the federal government can't do that.
01:51:31.000It's like in North Africa where my friends would go on merchant marine boats and they'd go, dude, there's people with just their fucking limbs cut off.
01:51:37.000And I thought it was an epidemic, but they said, no, it makes them better beggars.
01:51:40.000And so they'll disfigure or maim children because the best place you're going to get in life is as a beggar.
01:51:46.000Like, that's how some places in the world are.
01:51:48.000And so the best, they're so frustrated and so fucked in Afghanistan, or if you want to talk about anywhere in the Middle East where they're like, look at those strapped bombs onto people and go.
01:51:58.000Those are people that are so fucking frustrated with their empty position that they're either going to kill themselves like the 2,000 people that are doing over Monsanto in India, or they're going to fucking try to make a statement while they do it.
01:52:45.000There's got to be a way to figure out a way to have an impact on people to the point where politicians are forced to recognize that we need another reconsideration of the way we're running things.
01:53:15.000If you can figure out a way to get the internet wirelessly and throw it through the air, how come you can't figure out a way to navigate humanity?
01:53:23.000How come you can't figure out a way to make things fair for people?
01:54:00.000I'm not judging, but I'm just saying, I think in order to have the kind of mind that can create so many things, I mean, Tesla was involved in...
01:54:08.000Wasn't it you that was telling me about that though?
01:54:11.000He thought that sex was such a distraction that he had to destroy his sexuality?
01:55:37.000I don't know if it's a self-surgery fully.
01:55:40.000I bet it doesn't feel the same and it smells different.
01:55:44.000They said that eunuchs, there's a study that just came out, a study of over 80 eunuchs from the Chosun dynasty, which ruled in Korea from 1392 to 1897. They looked at the world's only record of eunuchs' lives and compared them to genealogical records of other men I'll
02:06:43.000And even if you're really getting really big, big payoffs, like Chuck Liddell money at that time or something like that, it's like, what is the payoff of forever kind of having, like, thinking everything clearly?
02:06:54.000Because I've been knocked out a couple times, and there's There's times after that where you know that you're not enunciating.
02:07:42.000And then I start thinking about residual damage, like not even knockouts, but dudes that are just getting jarred.
02:07:46.000It's like you're getting fucking jarred all the time.
02:07:49.000And like, even just wrestlers, man, like our football players, everybody gets it.
02:07:54.000It's not just people with head trauma that's directly, it's like, it's the vibration in your body and the shaking of that head, you know?
02:08:00.000I mean, I know stuntmen that have it too, but Yeah.
02:08:02.000It's a real dangerous thing, and it's something to really be cognitive about and to go, what is enough, and where do I go from here, and what will the rest of my life be?
02:08:11.000And the big thing, I think, with fighters especially is, like, here's a bunch of dudes that, you know, there's not everybody that's a Kenny Florian or something like that.
02:08:18.000And by that, I mean, like, a career in law, perhaps, that he was going to have, right?
02:08:49.000You know, all these guys that were working construction or that were working as bouncers or whatever, what am I? Because now I'm a fighter.
02:09:01.000And that kind of getting to the root of yourself at the end of your career and going, who am I without this?
02:09:06.000Or if you move to a new place, like a new city, and you don't have the same job, you don't have the same friends, you don't have the same girlfriend, you're broke.
02:09:12.000Like, who are you now without any money in your pocket, without any of that?
02:09:46.000And he was talked into by his band into getting speech therapy because he was in sort of denial about a slurring of the words after the motorcycle accident.
02:10:27.000Well, I remember clearly when fucking Crazy Man had that motorcycle accident where he hit, what the fuck's his name, the guy who's always crazy on those reality shows, the older guy, Lethal Weapon, Gary Busey.
02:10:45.000Gary Busey had a legit, serious impact with a curb in his fucking head and almost died.
02:11:57.000I'm just saying like this week, for some reason, I've seen so many people fall where I'm just like driving by like, should I help this person?
02:12:04.000Oh, there's like an ambulance right there.
02:12:05.000It's a terrible photo of a person in China today that was run over by a street flattening truck.
02:12:11.000They were trying to get protesters out and the guy stood his ground.
02:13:02.000It's like, how much can you just enjoy it and just live life and try to be cool in your own community and be surrounded by your own...
02:13:14.000You try to only rock it that way, but you gotta always think that these motherfuckers could come in and fuck up your shit and think that they're allowed to.
02:13:23.000It's like, you really aren't that much connected to someone who lives in Washington, D.C. You're just not.
02:13:31.000But someone who's got a boner for you in Washington, D.C. that has power...
02:13:36.000could decide to use it and find some reason to fuck you over and come after you, especially if you're involved in something that they've written down on paper that says you're not allowed to do.
02:13:47.000Or even if you're not and you're opposed to that thing publicly, then you're vilified and they can do whatever they want to get behind that.
02:13:54.000And it makes me think those people just haven't had some nice steamed broccoli and a steak.
02:13:58.000Get yourself a good ribeye, medium, and go and help some people.
02:14:01.000What feels fucking better than helping people?
02:14:43.000If you look at a Newt Gingrich type character or Dick Cheney...
02:14:46.000Those guys are operating on the old way.
02:14:50.000They're operating the old way of corruption when you can get away with shit, like on Rand Contra.
02:14:55.000You can bribe off judges and figure out a way to sneak shit under the door and change the law so it makes what you're doing legal.
02:15:01.000And that is the way they've been rocking it since the beginning of time.
02:15:05.000It's going to take the next generation coming up.
02:15:08.000We hear this guy, David Seaman, on the podcast, who is a congressional candidate, or is a congressional candidate.
02:15:13.000He's 26 years old, and he's trying to expose all the bullshit that's going on in politics and with the lobbyists.
02:15:24.000It's so much for a young guy to take on if you really want a career in cleaning up corruption and you want to actually live and not get sniped.
02:15:35.000Or become a pedophile or whatever else they put on you.
02:16:17.000Well, they were talking about what's, like, a brand new Mustang, like, when the Fastback came out, like, 65, like, 3,500 bucks or something like that?
02:19:04.000I feel like if you make that poor decision, we should put you in prison anyway, regardless if it's Well, when you think about these guys that have been over there and have seen action, if you've ever seen some of those soldiers against the Iraq war where they talk about all the different shit that their commanding officers told them to do, and the first guy who gets a knife kill gets days off, and they're lucky to kill people with knives.
02:19:28.000And you go from that to the regular world.
02:19:55.000You're at a young age and you're asked to do horrific, unimaginable things for a cause that then it comes to light eventually if you're a thinking person and all that.
02:20:52.000Imagine what it's like for people that have this, like, well, I've talked to a fucking guy.
02:20:56.000I talked to a guy who was at the Ice House a couple of weeks ago who came and told me about, he actually joined the army to try to pay for school, and then a month later, September 11th happened.
02:21:07.000Yeah, so he got shipped off to Iraq, and he was telling me about what an insane clusterfuck it is, and then how when he first got there, right when he got there, he was like, well, I guess at least we're coming over here, getting rid of a dictator, getting rid of stopping something like September 11th happening, and then his commanding officer said, what the fuck are you talking about?
02:23:49.000September 25th, 2012. What we are today is the accumulation of error upon error, of human error, learning, And improving upon that and society moving forward, technological innovation, conquering different countries.
02:25:02.000I mean, my hands are like pumiced and jerking off of them is like torture, but...
02:25:05.000I think if there was really advanced societies, it's very unlikely that they reach this level, except for some of the giant stone constructions.
02:25:13.000That's the only thing that makes you really step back and go, man, I'm not sure about that.
02:25:16.000Or that it was intercontinental, that the same construction existed in different continents.
02:25:21.000But he was talking, anyway, I was listening to that dude, Degrassi, Degrassi.
02:25:27.000And he was saying that they have a telescope that's like, I don't know if it's a hundred or a thousand, what he said times the Hubble telescope was.
02:25:34.000That they could construct, but it would be $10 billion.
02:25:39.000And he said, to put it in perspective, what $10 billion was, is what from 1956 or whenever NASA was created, what has been in that program since then, has been about that.
02:25:48.000Or what one month in Afghanistan is, is $10 billion.
02:25:52.000But they won't fucking make this telescope, which they say...
02:25:55.000They think they could see the origins of fucking time.
02:25:58.000That you could look back through space and see the origins, but we don't want that.
02:26:21.000I mean, and these guys are talking about, oh, the president, whoever's the naysayer against whatever president it is, there's trillions of dollars.
02:26:27.000That doesn't even mean anything to me.
02:26:29.000You might as well say, we're headphones in debt.
02:26:31.000Like, okay, like, I don't, like, cool.
02:26:34.000Yeah, when you get to, like, be 13 trillion, it's insurmountable, right?
02:29:33.000Dude, but the big thing's coming up, dude, that Arnold Schwarzenegger, they just started doing, for Expendables, they did the trailer, and it's called The Last Stand, and there's some awesome shit that I did in there, just fucking wrecking myself.
02:30:28.000He's there, and they're rolling, and they got it going, and everything's going good, and da-da-da-da-da, and the phone rings, and he's like, hello?