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00:05:53.000Yeah, the podcast was delayed by a solid 20 seconds because I was scrambling to try to figure out how to fix that shit.
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00:06:40.000Fuck no, but a lot of things have been happening, so, you know, a lot of weird shit happened this year, so maybe they're not to something, but I don't think it's going to end.
00:06:49.000I think it's just changed how we're living.
00:06:51.000There's something that we were talking about before the show where there's a page that shows all the various...
00:07:00.000It shows all these school shootings and what drugs the young kids were on.
00:07:06.000Whether it was 14-year-olds on Prozac, whether it's Paxil, Zoloft, I mean, it's incredible.
00:07:16.000If you look at the history of school shootings from, you know, I mean, it goes all the way back to 1992. Kids that were on drugs that were in the 1990s, they were putting people on different meds and Some of these kids wind up being school shooters.
00:07:36.000Does that mean the kid wasn't already fucked up and wasn't already really troubled to begin with and maybe the fucking drugs kept him from doing something even more horrible earlier?
00:08:41.000That connection should at least be investigated.
00:08:45.000We need to understand what the fuck is going on.
00:08:47.000Even if it's only a small percentage of the population who have these psychotic episodes, how many people have very similar thoughts and don't act?
00:08:55.000How many people have extreme feelings of detachment and don't report it?
00:08:59.000Does that map show the people that are not on anything also?
00:09:39.000Because I wanted to ask Joe a question.
00:09:41.000When you were in the 8th, 7th, and 6th grade, if a kid went to the meds office to take meds in the daytime, we all thought he was fucking crazy.
00:09:51.000We all thought he was crazy when I was a kid.
00:09:53.000I never heard of all these pills till lately.
00:09:56.000Me personally, when a parent tells me that their kid's on something, I want to smack the parent.
00:10:01.000But again, it's none of my business how you raise your child.
00:10:54.000Not hear about it, not because somebody told me.
00:10:57.000I seen him throw two wicked beatings on people, and I seen him stab a few people.
00:11:01.000His weapon of choice was having a knife.
00:11:03.000Do you know when I was eight, Joe, my mother had the big house with the bedrooms, but she made my bedroom the attic, and I was very scared of sleeping up there.
00:11:12.000And I would throw a tantrum like any other child who's eight or seven.
00:13:25.000Like, you've been in altered states of consciousness where you went on benders and you weren't in the right frame of mind.
00:13:30.000You know, could you imagine that some of these people could be on something that really sort of disconnects them with the normal everyday feelings that we all have?
00:13:42.000I mean, we don't understand what the real developmental effects of a lot of these things are.
00:13:47.000We have vague ideas of whether or not it's quote-unquote helping people.
00:13:51.000But there's not a lot known about the long-term effects of raising young people on these types of medications.
00:13:58.000There hasn't been hundreds of years of research done on it.
00:14:01.000You know, there hasn't been a lot of anecdotal evidence that's been studied and carefully reviewed.
00:14:06.000There's a lot of people pushing shit on kids just to calm them the fuck down.
00:14:10.000And they're not exactly sure what the repercussions are going to be when that guy turns 25. At 18, we're not stable.
00:14:31.000And I watched all these kids around me thrashing around trying to find their place in the world and not having anything that tests them or defines them.
00:14:41.000And I realized very early on that I was really lucky to find the martial arts.
00:14:46.000And even though martial arts consumed me To the point where I paid very little attention to school work.
00:14:51.000I didn't give a fuck about school work, dude.
00:14:54.000I had nightmares that I was going to fail and have to go back because in my nightmares I was trying to figure out whether I'd go back at all, whether I'd just tell them to go fuck themselves.
00:15:02.000I thought about telling them to go fuck themselves when I was 16 because I heard that you can quit school when you were 16. I'm like, what am I getting out of this that I can't get out of books?
00:16:43.000I was not good at doing a bunch of different things.
00:16:47.000If I had a girlfriend, one of my problems was my first girlfriend in high school, when she first started banging, I cease and desist at all other activities.
00:17:35.000Well, I had two at the same time during that period of time.
00:17:39.000Sort of an on and off situation, when one of them wouldn't work out, then the other one would somehow or another magically wind up being single at the same time.
00:17:48.000For a couple years, it went back and forth.
00:17:50.000But one was way closer to one than the other.
00:18:02.000She went on to be like, she works for the government or some shit like that.
00:18:07.000She did some computer work for the government.
00:18:10.000I forget we were in our early twenties and she was explaining to me what she does.
00:18:14.000It's very, very, you know, very interesting to be in touch with someone from the time you knew them when you were 14. You're just fingering each other and jerking each other off to, like, all of a sudden she works for the government.
00:20:18.000Girls shave their legs, you know, so you're used to girls not having hair at all.
00:20:21.000I never thought it was disgusting when you're eating that pussy and it's swampy and there's hair and shit all over your fucking face, I'm telling you.
00:20:28.000Someone said that women started shaving their legs during World War II because that's when they were running out of pantyhose.
00:21:24.000For whatever reason, it's like a warning sign that those loads are battling to the death in there.
00:21:30.000And as they're battling to the death in there, she gets some sort of a weird bacterial infection.
00:21:35.000Men can get yeast infections also, I found out.
00:21:38.000I was Googling it to see if I had one once.
00:21:43.000And then it's like, oh, you could just use Dr. Scholl's, you know, if you're a guy.
00:21:47.000So, like, you could use, like, foot spray on it to kill it if you're a guy, but don't do it if you're a girl because you have to spray it inside you.
00:25:41.000You've got to be real careful about that shit.
00:25:43.000When you use antibacterial soap, it's okay if you're going to do operations on people and shit, but the issue with antibacterial soap is it kills all the good bacteria in your body, too.
00:25:53.000There's a company called Defense Soap, and they make this soap that has all natural oils, like tea tree oil, eucalyptus oil, all natural oils that keep the bad shit from growing but help the healthy shit.
00:26:08.000It promotes good flora, good skin flora.
00:26:12.000It's like Cacapuncha for your fucking skin.
00:27:58.000If you go into the Gap or whatever, go in to buy a pair of Levi's, you can sit down in that store for an hour and read a book if you had to.
00:28:05.000But you go into that Abercrombie& Fitch, that motherfucker is toxic gas.
00:29:59.000Listen, as a stoner, I don't give a fuck what type of fitness you're in.
00:30:02.000You've got to stop over there once a week.
00:30:04.000I'll tell you what, when you go to Texas and you fucking sit down and they serve you a 24-ounce steak, and you're like, God damn it, fuck it, I'm in Texas.
00:30:11.000It seems like what you're supposed to be doing there.
00:30:13.000When you're looking over at the dude next to you with his giant belt buckle and cowboy hat, he gives you the nod as he's cutting into the meat.
00:30:19.000Do you know what was the deadliest place we ever went to as a restaurant?
00:30:22.000Brian, remember when we went to Houston and after that night we all went to that fucking place with the old guy and we sat at the table like this and they brought us Greek food and they brought us the Greek peat.
00:32:11.000There was one of the girls who was a waitress at the laugh stop sent me a photo of where that old hotel where we used to stay at used to be.
00:33:07.000And just, this dude had to find this guy.
00:33:09.000And he was just walking around, knocking on doors.
00:33:11.000Like, trying to find the guy who sells the crack.
00:33:14.000That was the only hotel that you go back to.
00:33:17.000You go back to your hotel room, piss, comb your hair a little bit, get a beer, and just sit in front of your hotel room at 2 in the morning.
00:33:24.000Within 15 minutes, somebody would walk by.
00:35:37.000You know, but a third set, you're like, it's amazing how sometimes a set flies by, and sometimes a set takes a long time, but it really does fly by.
00:37:40.000I started in the black room, but the biggest bombing that I never got back on the black stage was in the black room.
00:37:46.000Not to interrupt you or to get this off the subject, but we're talking about black people, famous black people and drugs.
00:37:54.000I guarantee you, I will bet each of you a hundred bucks, and I'm no genius because I don't know much about the pill world, but I guarantee you, Cat Williams' problem all started with Adderall.
00:44:40.000I'm going to read for an hour and you're going to study.
00:44:42.000Now they just give you Adderall or whatever the fuck they give you for your ADD. Now they just replace their fucking attention with a fucking pill.
00:46:33.000Yeah, and if you stop and think about the Columbine shootings, we know those kids were bullied, those kids were tortured.
00:46:40.000That's an important point, too, because I think some people do not really understand how important it is that their kids don't bully people, and they don't understand how devastating that could be on a young kid's psyche, especially if the kid's coming from an unstable house, as it is,
00:46:55.000and then you're coming from a house where everything's in turmoil, and people yelling at you, and you're going to school, and people are pushing you around and hitting you.
00:48:02.000So, like, when I see kids that lash out like that, or kids that want to beat people up, kids that have a different sort of anger inside of them, they have a really irrational, self-destructive, sort of violence-inducing anger, a lot of that comes from being physically abused.
00:48:19.000Like, it changes the wiring of a child's brain.
00:48:23.000It changes the way a child My dad was a piece of shit, but one thing my dad was, he was fiercely protective of me.
00:49:39.000That's one of the things that's really weird about growing up.
00:49:42.000Is you're growing up and you realize how many people come from fucked up families?
00:49:47.000How many people's families are fucked up?
00:49:49.000And it's like almost everybody, almost everybody I knew had something going on.
00:49:53.000Either the dad was an alcoholic, and they were trying to figure out how to not get him to drive, or the mother fucking has a gambling problem and disappears at night and doesn't come home until the morning, or...
00:50:38.000New tonight's stand-up comic Cat Williams has had a controversial visit to Seattle the past few days, and tonight he's telling us his side of the story.
00:50:46.000Como 4 caught up with Williams as he was ejected from a South Lake Union hotel around 7 p.m.
00:50:51.000On Sunday, Williams was arrested after an altercation at a nearby restaurant.
00:54:23.000Even my stepdad was a good guy to an extreme.
00:54:26.000Then I meet people who have no reason to be fucked up.
00:54:29.000Like the people I meet are like cunning, like people with two faces, backstabbing motherfuckers, are people who come from perfect households.
00:59:45.000When I was a fucking kid, we smoked, they sold joints at school.
00:59:49.000Some people sold little hits of fucking Microdot acid, you know, two dollars a piece, but fucking heroin, you gotta go to the city, that shit.
01:01:25.000So I went back and read some of it myself.
01:01:28.000One of the things that McAfee said, he did an interview for one of these Radar Online or something like that about bat salts, about how awesome bat salts are.
01:01:49.000He confessed that he's a huge fan of MDPV, better known as basalts, and worked for a year trying to purify psychoactive drugs from compounds commercially available over the internet.
01:02:03.000Apparently, he says this is all bullshit now.
01:02:28.000In Jersey, there was what I call THC Crystal, which is really PCP. It was really just watered down fucking PCP. That shit was good, though.
01:02:41.000When I was in Boston, my boxing coach got his finger bitten off when he was on PCP. Somebody bit his finger off, and they took his toe off because his finger was gone.
01:02:53.000It's like from the first knuckle, like the knuckle to the second, like the first stub, this part right here, was still there.
01:05:34.000So basically you take the reefer, you put it in the paper, and then you take the tray and you sprinkle the dust in the joint, you roll it, and you bang it out.
01:08:59.000Do you think that there's going to be any repercussions to these states making it legal?
01:09:03.000Obama said right now that they're not going to go after people, but that doesn't mean anything, because they said they were only going to go after people that violated both state and federal law when it came to marijuana, but I don't think that was necessarily the case.
01:09:15.000I think the DEA just went after people that their operation was too big.
01:09:26.000So eventually one morning we're going to wake up, we're going to turn the news on, there's going to be a bunch of fucking people on the street and they're going to raid, you know, they're going to take all the resources of one day and raid 20 fucking stores and lock up and confiscate and hit the big ones and hit them where it hurts in the fucking pocket.
01:09:43.000I think they're going to cut out funding or something to the states.
01:09:45.000I think they're just going to fuck the state up where the state's going to be like...
01:09:48.000I don't think the state needs funding.
01:09:50.000The government is not going to have egg on their face, even though whatever they're doing in Colorado...
01:09:54.000With the marijuana, with the medical marijuana situation is fucking beautiful.
01:09:58.000I think if Colorado just went full, like, fucking legal marijuana and took that money and taxed it heavily, look, if you're going to allow people to sell weed, why not charge 20% taxes?
01:11:24.000You're going to have kids that are lazy, that just smoke weed and watch video games, and they used to be good students, but they're not anymore.
01:11:30.000But you're also going to have a lot of other people.
01:11:32.000And this is what pisses me off the most.
01:11:35.000When you see all these news reports about weed and all these problems that people are having with weed, they don't talk about the positive benefits of it.
01:13:14.000If you have a tight back or whatever, they have a hash oil now that comes in a tablet that looks like a vitamin C tablet that you can travel with on a flight and they won't even fucking ask you.
01:13:23.000So, and he's like, no, I'm scared, I'm whatever.
01:14:20.000Some people who don't smoke weed, you can't catch them on anything or even confront them on anything because they might have a fucking heart attack.
01:14:27.000People who smoke weed get to a point where you might take them somewhere and they'll giggle at themselves.
01:15:11.000If that dude wearing sandals and robes and his beard, just like in the pictures, was walking down the street with holes in his hand and blood coming out of his hand, people would probably fucking arrest him.
01:15:21.000They'd either shoot him or arrest him or get him on antidepressants.
01:15:25.000Well, Jesus can't just show up to a party and say, I'm Jesus.
01:18:23.000Well, there's one thing that you do get from places that have a lot of experience, and that's like they have a weird vibe to them, like the Ice House.
01:18:31.000Like, we were at the Ice House the other day after it was closed.
01:18:34.000It was dark out, and we're standing in the back.
01:19:30.000There's like a sign up there when George Lopez was at his prime there where he sold out like fucking 15 shows in a row there or something crazy like that, you know?
01:19:58.000And you walk up those fucking stairs, and just that odor, it smells like a little bit of booze, a little bit like pussy, a little bit of sweat, bad comedy, good comedy, but it smells like...
01:21:15.000When we were there all the time, we were doing Comedy Store Comedy.
01:21:18.000And then when we would go somewhere else, We would bring Comedy Store Comedy to them too, and there was a lot of places that could not handle it.
01:21:25.000Remember when you got fucking kicked out of Dublin?
01:21:30.000This is like fucking 97 or something like that.
01:25:04.000What I was going to do is spray it on my dick and then I was in the bathroom doing it and I looked over at the mouthwash And it's a 98% on it also, or 99%.
01:25:16.000I'm like, it can't be the same percent.
01:25:18.000You know, like that one thing has to be different.
01:27:25.000But now if I have a bong, I put ice in it too.
01:27:27.000Well, we used to smoke bongs before we did the podcast, but the problem is you get too stony, you don't know what you're talking about.
01:27:33.000It's like, if you're going to do bong hits and then do a podcast, you've got to take an hour or two before you talk, because you're not going to really have your fucking sea legs under you, as Dennis McKenna would say.
01:27:44.000Is that joint still rocking, by the way?
01:31:10.000They originally wanted to have Sam on the HBO special or the Comedy Central special, but then at the last second they're like, alright, we don't have enough money for you, Sam, to pay for you and to film it and all that stuff, so we're not going to have you on the special.
01:31:25.000So Russell paid out of his own pocket, like paid for them to film it and put it on the special, and that really pumped up Sam Tripoli like five years ago or so.
01:31:34.000That totally sounds like something he would do.
01:31:35.000He's a perfect example of a guy who's got a lot of great things that are happening for him.
01:31:40.000Like if you see Russell was showing me pictures on his phone, he's doing like 15,000 seat arenas.
01:31:47.000And he's doing them on a regular basis.
01:31:49.000And he's a perfect example of a guy who's just a fucking sweetheart of a guy, and people go to see him, they have a great experience, and they tell more people about him, and then they come and see him more, and then he's got swarms of people.
01:32:01.000And it all happened, by the way, because they liked his stuff.
01:32:05.000This didn't happen because he was on some fucking crazy sitcom, it didn't happen because he was in a great movie, It happened because he had YouTube clips.
01:32:12.000People saw the YouTube clips and said, this guy is awesome.
01:32:24.000As far as us, as far as comics that have gone from just putting out a video and then making it huge in big places, Russell's the fucking man.
01:33:46.000At the airport when you're going through security, so you're forced to be like really close to people, and you get a whiff of a motherfucker.
01:35:08.000They just showed some women some unrealistic vision, much like we have seen in our lifetime with pussy, like we were talking about earlier.
01:35:16.000When I was a kid, a girl would pull her pants down and you got what you got.
01:37:29.000So originally what happened is Instagram supposedly had these new rules out saying, and in the rules it was deciphered that Instagram can sell your photos to a third party.
01:37:40.000So say like you're an advertising company that's like, hey, I want to buy some photos of girls kissing balloons.
01:37:45.000And then so that you could go in there and they could just buy your photos and make money off your photos.
01:37:51.000Meaning they can turn a profit on your photos.
01:37:53.000So you might be able to go to a store one day to buy Mountain Dew, and there's a picture of you laughing with a Mountain Dew in your hand that you put on your Instagram.
01:38:50.000But Instagram is now owned by Facebook, and Facebook also is going through the same kind of shit right now with this whole, like, do they own your property?
01:39:20.000That these really intelligent kids that are in Russia and shit from all sorts of places where you can't get them through a hundred proxies, they will come down on you, man.
01:40:45.000And somebody can own that and take that.
01:40:47.000So if you ever say or do anything, they pretty much...
01:40:51.000Get to do whatever the fuck they want with it, except sell it, I guess is the big thing.
01:40:56.000Yeah, I think the big thing, though, is to sell it, especially the using it for advertising.
01:41:00.000So as long as they're not going to do that, they will escape the wrath of the fucking Legion.
01:41:04.000Yeah, but what if it's something like, you know, how this guy is talking today about, like, you know, we are not going to sell your stuff, you know, you don't...
01:41:12.000What if he's just also saying that as a backlash but in a way of like, yeah, we're not going to sell it.
01:41:17.000We're going to get money to sponsor a company and then we're just going to give them your photos.
01:42:17.000It's girls pretending to look different than they look.
01:42:21.000Superior companies like Flickr, who I've been using for a long time, where you pay a little bit, I think it's like 40 bucks a year, but you own everything.
01:42:29.000You don't have to worry about this Instagram shit like that.
01:42:32.000When it comes to filters, half the apps That you have on your phone just make filters and you just send it to Flickr.
01:42:38.000The thing about Instagram, though, is it became a phone thing, whereas Flickr was like a computer thing.
01:43:33.000Yeah, unless everybody abandons it because of this new policy shit.
01:43:36.000I mean, if it stays how it originally was where they do get to do whatever the fuck they want to and they will...
01:43:44.000I probably will delete my account, because I only went on Instagram because everyone told me to, and it's like, oh, it's so popular, and I'm like, yeah, I don't get it.
01:49:02.000Let's go back to the Brad Pitt one and let's examine this because this is one of the most preposterous commercials I've seen since the baby Just For Men commercial where the baby drives a Porsche.
01:51:35.000That is like some of the most preposterous, silly horse shit I've ever heard.
01:51:39.000And it's not coming out of a struggling actor, okay?
01:51:41.000If you're a struggling actor and, you know, and someone comes up to you and they give you a break and it's to do this crazy corny Chanel No.
01:51:48.0005 commercial, that wasn't a struggling actor.
01:51:51.000That's a motherfucking multimillionaire.
01:51:53.000We need to find out where that money went.
01:53:54.000And he's pretending to pick this giant fucking sumo guy up.
01:53:58.000That shit is impossible, I want you to know.
01:54:00.000Because Joey Diaz is not as big as that guy, but I'm probably stronger than Brad Pitt, and I tried to pick Joey up once when he was seated, and it was no dice.
01:54:08.000I went double underhooks on Joey's back, and I got a gable grip.
01:54:55.000People would have had a call here like it was still 1969. But ever since I got GoDaddy, I got PayPal, I take Visa online, they got the open table, not to mention my Yelp reviews are great.
02:01:39.000Oh, his sidekick was horrendously bad.
02:01:42.000He gets in a fight in this bad guy's office, and the two bad guys' henchmen tried to close in on him, and he's in a little crows environment, but he's throwing mad karate kicks and shit.
02:01:53.000I mean, right off the bat, he just throws wheel kicks with cowboy boots on and shit.
02:01:57.000Anyway, knocks this guy out, and then goes up to him, grabs him, and starts questioning him, and the acting that came out of this meathead that was lying down on the ground It might be the worst acting ever recorded on film and put on television.
02:04:42.000When you first come to Hollywood and you meet somebody like that, that's somebody that's been in one of these really horrible shows and they make you watch it.
02:04:50.000All the time they're real, you try to go to their house.
02:08:12.000How about a trucker superhero that is just an ordinary guy, just backed into extraordinary circumstances, and he's forced to, you know, man up and pull himself up by his bootstraps and become a reluctant hero.
02:08:24.000I mean, I think it's basically BJ the bear but no chimp.
02:08:28.000One of the best shows of all time, BJ and the Bear.
02:08:32.000Remember back when BJ and the Bear was on and we thought chimps were like these little cute things that you could hug before they started eating people's faces and biting their dicks off and shit?
02:08:39.000You never heard about that when we were kids.
02:08:41.000You never heard about a chimp biting people's faces off.
02:10:14.000And he does it with Alder and Zach and Rob.
02:10:17.000All these guys that we train jiu-jitsu with.
02:10:20.000I don't know if he's going to do it with them every episode or if he's just doing it like that for now, but Eddie Bravo Radio, if you're down.
02:11:19.000That dude did nothing but Jackie Chan, like, like, Jackie Chan, like, trailer, like, jokes.
02:11:25.000You know, like, he's the nicest guy in the world.
02:11:29.000You know, like, I'm so nice, why do you have to fight me?
02:11:31.000Like, and it was, he just did nothing but that for ten minutes, and I'm just laughing like, like, a fool in my car, giggling on the way up here.
02:13:39.000Yeah, it feels good to move your body around.
02:13:41.000Well, the thing that comes with weed, especially if you get that full body high, a lot of deep indicas, you get that real sensitivity to all of your body, all the different aspects of your body, all the different muscle fibers and shit you feel moving around and shit,
02:14:14.000It's amazing, really high to the gills.
02:14:16.000On an edible, it's better because you get more energy in your lungs to hold the poses and shit like that, especially if you eat like a cookie.
02:15:15.000I don't know what happened, but I know those movies have made gazillions, like, they look at all these people, oh, they made this movie for this.
02:15:21.000What do you think it costs to make Fist of Fury in the Philippines?
02:20:41.000And if you have an Apple TV, all you do is you open it up in iTunes, and on the top right-hand button, you can send it to your Apple TV. Yeah, you can stream it.
02:20:48.000There's a lot of ways you can stream it, though.
02:20:50.000Yeah, there's all sorts of ways you can watch it on your television.
02:20:52.000I'm not the most technologically inclined, but we tried to make it as easy as possible.
02:20:57.000And the feedback has been amazing, so thank you very much.
02:21:01.000I'm real excited that so many people decided to download it.
02:22:07.000joe when he when's the next thing that uh...
02:22:09.000people can see you when what's the next uh...
02:22:11.000january seventeenth at the irvine improv after the birth of my fucking daughter in the next couple weeks so i'm just at home chilling writing Kickboxing, lifting weights.
02:22:46.000Yeah, we'll put together a time where we can record you at some club.
02:22:53.000And I think for you, what would really be badass, one of the cool ways to do it with you, is to take you from the fucking green room, like one camera, from the green room all the way out to the stage, follow you through the whole thing.
02:24:33.000You pretend you're the super scientist in NASA. And even though you're just leaving our house, you're telling me you have to go to the moon.
02:26:18.000I text you at 6 o'clock in the morning and you text me back.
02:26:20.000Yeah, I was ready to rock at 6. I sent you a text.
02:26:23.000You know about fucking 8 o'clock this morning, going to the kitchen, making a protein shake, and fucking going, wow, it's 8 o'clock and I've already done 30 fucking things.
02:27:26.000I'm going to have to get you that for Christmas.
02:27:28.000I don't run in no circles, so I'm not worried.
02:27:29.000You know, weapons, when I did carry a weapon when I was 27, I thought I was a coke dealer and I carried the Miami Vice with the upside-down piece with the two clips with 16 and the fuck 14. How old were you?
02:27:42.000I was probably 27 when I thought I was Don Johnson.
02:27:45.000And you were just walking around with a gun for how long?
02:28:19.000When I carried a gun was the only time somebody opened their jacket to me one time and let me know they had a gun or somebody they were with.
02:28:27.000You know, one time it happened in El Paso, but that shit's gonna happen in El Paso when you're by and blow at 4 in the morning with somebody's wife, you know.
02:30:27.000In the fucking mid-70s, when Bruce Lee came out like this.
02:30:31.000I think he took the Chinese connection.
02:30:34.000When he took those nunchucks, it was done.
02:30:37.000Then there was another movie that came out called Corrado the Hong Kong Cat that is not documented, that I've been hunting for fucking years.
02:30:44.000Because his new chucks had copper on their corners.
02:33:03.000I was living in this apartment, and the superintendent, whatever it was, yeah, I guess it was the superintendent, the guy who takes care of the building, his family, he had a son that was like my age, and that's how I found out about Bruce Lee.
02:33:15.000They're like, you don't know about Bruce Lee?
02:33:17.000And I went over to their house, they were showing me these Bruce Lee posters, like, whoa, he had like a poster, like Enter the Dragon, you know, with the fucking cuts on him with the blood.
02:33:40.000This is like a really good together reel.
02:33:43.000I remember being in the fourth grade at Sacred Heart School for Boys watching Happy Days on a Tuesday fucking night and all of a sudden right there seeing the trailer for The Chinese Connection and Joe Rogan losing my fucking mind.
02:44:53.000I've used it for a while and the book I'm reading from it right now is called Sex at Dawn by Christopher Ryan who will be on the podcast soon.