Joe Rogan Experience #386 - Joey "CoCo" Diaz
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2 hours and 54 minutes
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195.61282
Hate Speech Sentences
177
Summary
Joe Rogan is back with a brand new episode of The Joe Rogan Experience. This week, the boys talk about their favorite movies and TV shows from the 80s and 90s, and how fast time flies when you're having a good time. They also talk about the new movie they're making about Ender's Game, and what it means for the future of the world, and why they don't want it to be made into a movie. Joe also talks about why he doesn't want to do stand-up comedy any more and why he thinks it's a bad idea to be a standup comedian at all, and if you don't know who he is, you're not going to want to miss it! Also, they talk about how they're going to make a movie about Ender s Game and why it's going to be good, and the weirdest thing they've ever heard about a movie that's being made about a book that was written about a war that's not a movie, and it's not even a movie! And they also discuss why they think it's weird that time flies by so fast. And it's only 63 years old and it doesn't seem like it's been that long ago. Joe's new book is out now, and they're trying to make it into a film about it, too. And they're not only that, but they're also talking about it's being turned into a TV show, too, but it's also being made in the next year, too! and it looks like it will be out in theaters next year! Joe and the boys are going to do a movie in 2020, so don't miss this one, yayyyayyyy! (and it's gonna be good! Thanks to our sponsor, Stamps, Sticks and Stuff! -- we'll see you next week, you'll get a discount code word "JRE" at checkout to get 20% off your first pack of your first box of stamps, plus free shipping, plus a bunch of free shipping and a free shipping on your first purchase of $50 or $55 of free postage, plus some other stuff! you can use the code "joejoe@joeodreamsjoeojr.ee at joejosec@tweetmechanics.ee&tweet me and we'll send you an ad-free version of the podcast!
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I believe they have some podcasts on there as well.
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We thought they had Dan Carlin's podcast, but we were mistaken.
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He's like, nope, you're just making that shit up.
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If you listen to his podcast, you'll like him even more.
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Once you listen to the podcast, then you really like the guy.
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Because you're like, oh, this guy's making a masterpiece.
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What we're doing is just sitting around talking shit.
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And I appreciate that you guys enjoy it, but the amount of effort that goes into doing one of these, it's so tiny compared to what he's doing.
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He's essentially doing a real audiobook every time he releases a podcast, so it takes a few weeks to put each one out, but they're masterpieces, and he's so dramatic.
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But there's a lot of fucking cool books that they have on audible.com.
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There's a plethora, over 100,000 different titles.
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It's the war with, like, a hundred years into the future.
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I used to think 20 years ago was like, God, it was so long ago.
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And then you realize, oh, that shit happens rather quick.
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Which is really weird when you wrap your head around it and you think from 1950 to 2013 how different shit is.
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This is an Audible book, but they're also making it into a movie.
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Well, the beautiful thing about Audible is for fucking traffic, and if you're on a plane or something like that, if you don't want to listen to a podcast, if you don't want to listen to us, this is a great way to go.
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I think there's like a new thing we have to say with Audible.
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Squarespace is the confusing one because they want the number afterwards.
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And you get one free audio book and 30 free days of service.
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I remember they had a contract with him and a couple other dudes.
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You know, Marmel's real topical, so he was trying to just constantly write topical jokes about funny shit that's happening in the news or what have you.
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You could do it, but man, you've got to be on the ball every day.
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So I think they stopped doing that, but they have Earth by Jon Stewart.
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She's hilarious, and she reads her own shit, too.
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She's, in my opinion, like, as far as, like, chick stand-ups, and I hate to break them up into chicks, but I'm gonna do it anyway.
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You know, she's, like, top two, three all time, you know?
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But what women have been, like, I mean, and I know a lot of people say, what about Lucille Ball?
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And as far as stand-ups, I think Joan Rivers is the queen.
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And then you got like the Paula Poundstones, and you got like...
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I just heard an amazing interview with her on Ron and Fez the other day.
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Her and Joan Rivers, man, that's actually kind of close when you think about that.
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In the 80s, I remember she was funny like the best guys in the world were funny.
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And then when they gave her a TV show, she gave less fucks.
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She was talking about how she, like, her first show, or first comedy show in L.A., like, she had only been doing, I think, comedy, like, two years.
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And that same show, like her first night in LA. The Tonight Show.
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Yeah, she booked The Tonight Show on the first night.
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I talked to her, like she was thinking about stopping by our San Diego show and Comic Con.
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Imagine smoking weed with her, having her on a podcast.
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When she's on Letterman, tape it, even if you can't watch it.
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Look, I did Rosie O'Donnell's show just to meet Rosie.
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Whether I agree with what she says about things or not, I think Rosie's got some balls.
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And she doesn't seem like an asshole to me at all.
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No, when they had that show on VH1 with the badge, the stand-up badge, that the host quit and Rosie took over, that was when she was a strong-ass woman.
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And the girl you like, dog, she rips up some fucking stages, too.
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What's the chick on Channel 5 every day, the one that's seen you at the bus stop?
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The lesbian chick that seen you on the bus stop, you went on her show, the other day you were looking for tickets.
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Ellen DeGeneres used to rip it up in her fucking day too, dog.
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There's a couple motherfuckers that ripped it up.
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The chick from the Comedy Store, the one that was in with them, they smoked a joint with the chick with the fucking big tits, Lily Tomlin.
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She used to rip up the Oh yeah, she'd do more of a theatrical thing, like a one-woman show.
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But I think, you know, in my opinion, Sarah Silverman's right up there.
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It's Rivers with a strong Roseanne kicking the fucking door.
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Because Joan Rivers is still out there swinging.
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So in my opinion, you've got to give her number one because she's still swinging.
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She's still out there doing concerts and shit and killing.
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But when they asked her, she was on The Wrestler.
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I think it's harder for a woman to do stand-up.
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I think that men are sexist for the most part and they don't want to listen to a woman talk.
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You know, I think it's harder to get a lot of men's attention.
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And obviously that's a big generalization because there's a lot of Sarah Silverman fans from men.
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And I love motherfuckers who go on stage headlining and think they're going to follow a woman on a Saturday night.
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Because if this chick decides to go up there, the shit goes her way.
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You're gonna have a rough time, and I've seen it happen.
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I've seen Shayma Tash bury motherfuckers in the OR. Yeah.
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I've seen her bury motherfuckers in the OR. There's a lot of women who will take that room and flip you.
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They look like they've been fucked in the ass a thousand times.
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And they go up there with that attitude and you're sitting there going, wow.
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What was the Puerto Rican chick at the store early on that married, what's his name?
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That she had the kid with what's his name and she did a couple episodes of NYPD Blue and she was on her way.
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I saw her in there a couple Tuesday nights and I was like, damn, this bitch, if she was on the road for a few years, she had a kid.
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By that time she had the kids, she'd sit the kid in the fucking bar at the Comedy Store and go do 15 minutes.
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Well, I think I told you that one of the most promising sets of an open-miker I ever saw was Kelly Kirsten.
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Kelly Kirsten, especially when she didn't have a boyfriend.
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She's a sweetie and she you know she'd get a boyfriend she'd calm down but when she didn't have a boyfriend she was fucking angry and she did this bit man she did this bit I wish I was a man you know Kelly's like I'm short I'm 5'8 and she's at least five inches taller than me right I mean how tall is she she's 6'1 6'2 yeah I would say 6'1 she's a very tall girl and and she get fucking angry and she's like real physical and like she would do she did this bit I I wish I was a man.
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If I was a man, I'd come in chicks and go, fuck you, have my kid.
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She goes, if I was a man, she goes, if I had a dick, I'd kick old ladies into the traffic.
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And I was an open mic, or she was an open mic, rather.
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Joe, you saw it, that the chicks that went to the comedy store Either had to sit or get off the fucking pot.
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They only had about three or four weeks to adjust to that style of comedy.
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And you would see them go away on their own because it's six guys before you.
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And you gotta go up there with your little quaint material at 1045. You had about three or four of those sets until it got back to Mitzi.
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So now what you had to do is go in there and go, you know what?
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I gotta use my pussy and go in and throw some fucking heat and throw some steam.
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I remember Sherri Shepherd used to come in early on.
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What was the cute black girl that had the white boyfriend manager?
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And then you had La Mer that was all stitched up and plastic surgeried up and shit.
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I remember a comic that used to go to the Laugh Factory.
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Like I said, Sarah Silverman's book, and that's a good one.
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Some lady who was amazing, and she was so fucking badass.
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She was just coming up to guys and going, you better not fuck with Tony!
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And so she just came up and started just screaming at these two guys.
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Listen, man, when you're there and you put the work in, it becomes easy.
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You can't wait to go out and try that new joke anymore, that new delivery.
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It's funny because I went from the two fucking tremendous shows we did in Boston, which...
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To me, I went to the store that, like, all those guys from Boston.
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What was the Taekwondo guy that also had sleep apnea?
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And they were like, dog, you ever played Boston?
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So they got me into the Comedy Connection on Mondays, the open mic with the kid who died, Kevin Fitzgerald, or whatever his name was.
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Kevin, he was friends with our friend McGuire, a mutual buddy.
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I would do Andover, the Aku Aku, and I was never good enough to play Boston.
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I would get to do the Connection on Monday nights.
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And that's like having a fucking stripe in comedy, when you get to play Boston and they accept you into that community.
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So I knew before I went to Boston, that week I did as many sets as I could to tighten my shit up.
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You know, I mean, it was just a fucking perfect night.
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It was funny how the next day I had to go to a summer jam up in San Jose with Russell Peters, who was a pleasure to fucking see.
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Dominic, he just hit me up and you up about sleep apnea.
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I was so worried I was going to not remember his name.
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It was a nice gay kid that went to Chris McGuire's house to eat dinner, and your name came up, and there was two gay guys at the table, and they go, he doesn't like Joe Rogan.
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Those were great times, and those guys from Boston took me, and they would take me up there, so then I went to San Jose, then I went to DC and that was really the first time I used to do like headliners in Tyson's Corner for years.
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This is the first time I was in the city and it was an experience because I tell you what if I would have gone five years ago guys I would have bombed this weekend.
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You know you learn and you know it's so funny how we put ourselves out there where you never did.
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They would tell me to ask me to headline and I would go up there with stupid fucking jokes.
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And you would headline, and you'd have the time, but you weren't really a headliner.
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When people start to come to see you, it makes you work a little harder.
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Like, every time you see them, you want to have new material or a new flow to you.
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And I sharpened up this week, and I went there.
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And I'll tell you, they were very politically correct.
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And as far as the club, the fucking DC Improv is tits.
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The staff, the fucking, the Spanish bartenders, I mean the whole fucking deal is just a great little club.
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The city of Washington, D.C., I had the best chicken teriyaki and white tuna I've had the last 20 fucking years.
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I've done theaters there before a couple different times, but I never did the improv before recently.
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I went to a lot of places here where Dead Squad usually doesn't go.
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I'll tell you what place really blew my fucking mind.
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No, I went to Lexington, the home of University of Kentucky.
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I had a great summer going to these places that were oddball, but I wanted to see what was out there, who was listening to the fucking pop.
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I think I did one night and a weekend or something like that.
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Oh, what you mean is, like, are they like crazy Mormons?
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It's of all the porn searches they just released.
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And, of course, what you used to always say, the South Ebony is all Ebony.
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And somebody, people are saying it's because child porn is the number one.
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It's like one of the few states where there's no downloads of porn.
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This is Gizmodo, and it's based off statistics given by Pornhub.
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Cream pie was a lot more popular than imagined.
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Yeah, I think cream pie is probably number one and teens probably number two.
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You know, I heard that Al Franken can draw the map.
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Like, you could get Al Franken up to a chalkboard, and he could just draw the map for you.
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It's weird how California is dominated by Asian.
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So the duration, the average for the people in California was like on the darker end.
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But not as dark as fucking, like, look at Georgia.
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So you can go into a store and say, I want teen porn and they'll sell it to you?
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But you go into and get like Asian porn, like a white dude fucking a Chinese chick?
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It's weird how there's like standard like categories of porn.
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Two dudes right in her asshole like that together.
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If you're a chick and you love dick, tell me that wouldn't be amazing.
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The problem is that it's on video and everyone's gonna know, but the reality, if you're a girl, if you like anal sex, I don't know if girls like it, but if you do like it, it varies, but if you do like it and you like it in your box as well, I mean, take away society standards and that would be super awesome.
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If you had Ashton Kutcher in your butt and Brad Pitt in your box, I mean, if you were a gal, you'd be so happy.
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But it would be like, you know, Ashton, get out of there.
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Well, because you're a freak and you want it all.
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It's just Anita Queen is what the kind of porn is called.
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I don't understand a word of what you're saying.
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Yeah, and when I look it up, it looks like it's like pageant porn or something.
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That was a category of like, you've won the pageant.
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The categories are weird, like that some dudes only jerk off to anal.
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They're just like, they can't wait to see some more butt porn.
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It's weird how that's actually like a category.
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Yeah, I find myself going into weird categories a lot lately just to mix it up.
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Kind of like when you drink the same alcohol for so long, you're like, I'm going to try something different.
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I've been like black chicks getting fucked by big white guys.
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So, black chicks getting dominated by white guys with big dicks?
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So it's like some, like, you look at this black guy.
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The sex industry closed down because of AIDS again.
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And the chick, that boner guy, that chick that did a porn.
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Yeah, she actually did a movie with a guy that has AIDS. Yeah, I read that.
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Well, the guy was exposed to HIV. He had sex with the girl who had contacted HIV. He had sex with her, but...
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Allegedly, from what I've read, it's not that easy to transmit from HIV from a woman to a man, that it's much easier for a man to a woman because the man injects fluids into the body.
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But Tommy Morrison is supposedly really sick with AIDS now.
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He has full-blown AIDS. And they did a story about it recently.
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Somebody posted it on the underground, and it's really fucking sad.
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He has full-blown AIDS. And they say he got it from a girl.
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It's not possible for a guy to get it from a girl.
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I don't think he did anything else unless he got it from a needle.
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Well, we were talking about that yesterday with Dwayne Ludwig.
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We were talking about fighters and pills and pain relief and, you know, fucking, would release pain better than heroin?
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So for a lot of fighters, they might have started shooting up because the heroin, like, relieving the pain for them was so effective.
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Those opiates, you know, that's what it's about.
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If you're a fighter and you're used to getting punched in the face, getting your face stitched up, needles are not going to freak you out.
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You ain't worried about fucking needles when Stitch is putting your nose back together in the second round and you're going back out there to fight another two fucking rounds or three fucking rounds.
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Yeah, you do fucking five rounds with Ray Mercer and get KO'd into the ropes like he did.
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Tommy Morrison getting knocked out by Ray Mercer is one of the most frightening knockouts I've ever seen in my life.
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Because, well, first of all, it's frightening because Ray Mercer was a murderous puncher.
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But it was hilarious for me because I had this friend that would always root for white guys.
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He wanted white guys to win boxing matches so bad.
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So, like, he rooted for Jerry Cooney, and so he got hit here, and Ray Mercer just unloads on him.
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Like, he's caught in the ropes, and Raymars is teeing off him.
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But anyway, it was a frightening, frightening knockout.
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But once you've done that, you can shoot heroin.
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And that pain doesn't fucking go away, and that little needle knocks it away.
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And all of a sudden, a rookie's behind you to take your fucking job in football.
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You just bought your fucking girl a house and a boat.
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And you bought your parents a boat, and now you're 28, and a 22-year-old All-American is coming in front of you.
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And if you complain about it, then you have surgery.
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And you're out, and then this motherfucker steals your job.
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As long as I play, at the end of the season, we'll talk about surgery.
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At the end of surgery, they meet a fucking guru who says, you don't need surgery.
00:33:55.000
We're going to shoot this in you and that's it.
00:33:59.000
Ray Mercer was a fucking murderous puncher back then.
00:34:07.000
Yeah, the one, the left that stiffened him and the right that put him down.
00:34:10.000
And then he hit him two more times, full clip after that.
00:34:13.000
Watch that one more time, just the finishing blows.
00:34:15.000
Because I'm serious, it's one of the most devastating knockouts I've ever seen.
00:34:43.000
That's some Game of Maids, those punches, though.
00:34:46.000
He got punched with AIDS. You're not even joking, though.
00:34:51.000
He just got AIDS. Like, something had to happen.
00:34:53.000
He didn't get brain damage when he got AIDS, Doug.
00:34:58.000
He must have ate sushi that afternoon and got hit in the head real hard.
00:35:08.000
They did the movie with Stallone and he was done, dog.
00:35:12.000
He did the movie with Stallone after that, didn't he?
00:35:21.000
That was like giving a Puerto Rico check on the 5th, dog.
00:35:28.000
Did you imagine being the fucking guy who gets to play Tommy Gunn back in the day?
00:35:38.000
I'm playing a guy that Rocky took in with a fucking...
00:35:45.000
Who was the big black guy that did all those movies?
00:36:02.000
Tommy just got punched in the head with Ray Mercer.
00:36:10.000
Get that scene up when he's doing blow in the limo.
00:36:22.000
It must be incredibly hard to keep your motivation to be a fighter when that happens.
00:36:27.000
Because a fighter, that's like the opposite world of being a fighter.
00:36:35.000
Back when it means something to be in a Rocky movie.
00:36:38.000
You know, if you're in, like, Rocky tonight, like, if you're in Rocky today...
00:36:47.000
Hey, man, if you're into Rocky movies, it's not bad.
00:37:01.000
And Tommy Morris hitting him square off and there's the shitty Don King.
00:37:19.000
Oh, Rocky punched him a bunch of times in the back of the head.
00:37:25.000
Oh, wow, he threw at him and Rocky hit him on the way in.
00:37:49.000
Oh, he probably made at least 20 million from this movie.
00:38:12.000
So that's the digital signal that we're allowed to use, the Spanish version?
00:38:23.000
So I found the map of the US, and I didn't know where a lot of shit was.
00:38:28.000
I didn't know where a lot of shit was in the weird areas, like the Maine and New Hampshire areas.
00:38:40.000
New Hampshire, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Vermont, Massachusetts.
00:39:12.000
New Hampshire's where if you don't live close to Boston, you fly into New Hampshire.
00:39:20.000
It's like two different fucking worlds to fly into New Hampshire.
00:39:26.000
New Hampshire's filled with a lot of fucking people that don't want to hear the government's bullshit.
00:39:36.000
That's on their license plate, live free or die.
00:39:41.000
They're, like, up there, too, where you gotta, like, shoot moose to stay alive.
00:39:44.000
When you're north of Boston, you're a silly bitch, okay?
00:39:51.000
Because when we would do gigs in Maine, I'd be like, oh my god, it's colder.
00:39:54.000
Like, we'd be in Boston, and we'd go to Maine to do a gig in December, and it'd be 10 degrees cold.
00:39:59.000
You get out of the car, you're like, I can't believe these motherfuckers live where it's colder than where we live.
00:40:02.000
You ever been somewhere where you look up and you go, how the fuck do people live here?
00:40:06.000
And you make like a mental note like this is the coldest I've ever been.
00:40:10.000
January 5th, 1995. They took me up from Denver, Colorado.
00:40:17.000
I was living in Boulder to do a gig in Cheyenne, Wyoming, Joe Rogan.
00:40:23.000
It had to be 35 fucking below with the windshield.
00:40:28.000
I left the hotel and I asked the guy at the fucking thing, where do you get something to eat?
00:40:33.000
And he looked at me and he goes, maybe 50 yards down, but I wouldn't leave if I was you.
00:40:42.000
And like 25 minutes in, I was like, it's too cold to walk there?
00:40:48.000
And if I get there, it's going to definitely be too cold to come back.
00:40:56.000
I had to take your jacket off and I had to sit next to the heater.
00:41:06.000
$350 I got for that gig as a feature act for four shows.
00:41:21.000
You know, and they varied, you know, like if you got a good one, it was a couple hundred bucks, maybe more, you know, depending on what kind of bar he set up.
00:41:35.000
Shuler had a lot of them in Connecticut that were great fucking gigs.
00:41:43.000
A place in Hartford he used to have that was like a really good comedy club.
00:41:47.000
It was the only place in Hartford, because at the time, I think there's an improv in Hartford, Connecticut now, right?
00:42:12.000
Two places where I thought I could possibly get killed doing comedy.
00:42:16.000
Craig, Colorado is heavy fucking duty Colorado.
00:42:19.000
That was the first time ever I got an addendum.
00:42:31.000
If anything happens, run to your room and contact the bar manager.
00:42:36.000
And the other crazy gig I did was a place called...
00:42:39.000
These civilizations, these cities, had been taken over by the cities, and they didn't give a fuck.
00:42:47.000
Rock Springs, Wyoming, they had done a thing on 60 Minutes about Rock Springs, how the mob had taken over Rock Springs, Wyoming.
00:42:53.000
And that's where they took wounded hookers from Las Vegas and revamped them and fished their pussies and made them hook small time and they had a strip club.
00:43:07.000
The feds had to go in and take it back from the local fucking government.
00:43:12.000
This shit, they had gambling stuff and Mike, what's his name?
00:43:16.000
Like two of the guys from 60 Minutes went up there and did a report about it.
00:43:19.000
There's some crazy fucking places out there that you'll never know about unless you drive through.
00:43:25.000
I just got an email from a fucking great guy that said he has a room in Billings, Miami, Montana.
00:43:32.000
A 400 seat little theater and he sent me an email.
00:43:39.000
May, because that's the only month that's fucking warm up there.
00:43:57.000
They get rid of the chlamydia and the HIV. Ray Mercer takes care of them and punches them.
00:44:10.000
I shouldn't have mentioned the name of it anyway.
00:44:16.000
Yes and no, and I don't want you to pull it up.
00:44:41.000
I don't know if it's the same Dom Fig, but we're talking about Dom Fig, the vampire comic.
00:44:47.000
There's a guy named Dom Fig that took this fucking picture of a wave hitting the buildings in Connecticut.
00:45:02.000
It's a photographer awestruck after catching a wave.
00:45:11.000
Because, like, the idea that he was there while this actually happened, like, you shouldn't be anywhere fucking near there.
00:45:17.000
And this crazy asshole's not just there, he's taking pictures.
00:45:20.000
Photographer awestruck after catching a wave is the title.
00:45:37.000
Or just look up Dom Fig comic and then click on the third link and you'll see...
00:45:45.000
Dominic Fig comic and then look under the third picture.
00:45:51.000
Dominic Fig comic and look under the third link rather.
00:46:06.000
It's like, what were they thinking building houses there, first of all?
00:46:09.000
That's, like, beautiful for most of the time, but fuck, man.
00:46:16.000
But it didn't matter if you were right in front of the water with this motherfucker, right?
00:46:20.000
Like, they went, like, several blocks in, just destroying everything in its path.
00:46:26.000
It's like, we're so crazy to think that the ocean is going to stay where it is.
00:46:30.000
What a nutty idea to build expensive shit right next to the edge.
00:46:46.000
And the gamble is, how long is the water going to be there?
00:46:55.000
And everybody's willing to take that gamble because if you can open up your window and you're there on the ocean like it's a boat, that's fucking amazing.
00:47:03.000
So they take that gamble, park that bitch right next to the rocks, and hope that nothing melts.
00:47:09.000
Yeah, but you'd have a bigger gamble of having a house on the mountain, like with the fires that you had.
00:47:17.000
I talked to a firefighter that said there's a real worry, and not of if, but when, that one day one of these motherfucker wildfires that they get is going to catch L.A. And the wind's going to be just right.
00:47:29.000
And he said, it's going to burn right to the beach.
00:47:35.000
He goes, if you're dealing with the kind of fire that can go that far and is that strong and it's wind-aided and it's just big enough.
00:47:44.000
Because fires can be really, really, really fucking big.
00:47:48.000
You know, it's hard to wrap your head around how big they can be, but they can be so big that you can't fucking control them.
00:47:54.000
All you do is try to contain them, but you can't control them.
00:47:57.000
And if they get that big and they can't cut it off in time and it starts going towards L.A., if it's the right time of year, the right amount of Santa Ana winds kicking in, shit, man.
00:48:18.000
Somebody told me they were driving back from Vegas on Sunday.
00:48:32.000
Everything's getting more fucking extreme, brother.
00:48:39.000
I'm not going to sit here and tell you all that shit.
00:48:45.000
I don't know what the fuck's going on, but we evolve.
00:48:48.000
So that means the weather has to fucking evolve.
00:48:50.000
And, you know, 20 years ago, I remember being in Jersey, hanging out, playing wiffle ball, and within three minutes, it would get dark, dog.
00:48:57.000
And all of a sudden, these chunks of fucking hail would come out.
00:49:04.000
80 fucking thousand times I went to that Jersey shore.
00:49:07.000
That I think that it would dissipate like the way Sandy came up.
00:49:18.000
That's going to be South Jersey in fucking three years.
00:49:24.000
Then it's going to go down to fucking every four years.
00:49:26.000
And then 50 years from now, it'll be every fucking eight.
00:49:33.000
Don't they find those dinosaur bones in Montana?
00:49:38.000
Didn't they belong to fish or sea bass or whatever the fuck it was?
00:49:41.000
Well, there was a great western inland sea there.
00:49:46.000
The thing that's always stunned me about Boulder is the devil's thumb.
00:49:49.000
When you're on baseline, And you're driving close to the university in South Boulder, and you look to your right, and there's a thing that pops out of the fucking mountain.
00:50:09.000
Yeah, Hercules went up there and was missing for a night.
00:50:13.000
I went up there and fucking tried to look him down.
00:50:18.000
But it makes you think, man, what the fuck was here three million years ago?
00:50:33.000
Did you hear about the kid in Minnesota that got bitten by a wolf?
00:50:37.000
Wolf bit him in his fucking head while he was sleeping and wouldn't let go.
00:50:50.000
But the wolf clamped a hold of his fucking head and wouldn't let go.
00:50:54.000
Can you imagine what a terrifying feeling it is when a wolf, a 75-pound wolf, has clamped a hold of your head while you're sleeping?
00:51:01.000
And this is the first known attack in that state's history that they have documented, I think.
00:51:08.000
Dude, I was in Hawaii, and they bit two fucking people while I was there.
00:51:20.000
Another woman got her arm bit off, and she died.
00:51:24.000
Because his friends tied his leg off with a tourniquet and brought him into the hospital really quickly.
00:51:36.000
And they tied off his leg and tourniquet, pulled him out of the water.
00:51:45.000
And they're trying to figure out now, like the people in Hawaii, they're going to do some studies now.
00:51:50.000
They're going to try to figure out why these tiger sharks are being more aggressive.
00:51:52.000
But there's going to be a lot of issues with wildlife in the ocean as well because these predators don't have as much to eat because we fish so much.
00:52:01.000
We take so much tuna and so many different fish that they survive off of.
00:52:06.000
I would imagine that a lot of fish are going to be in real trouble.
00:52:14.000
And all the fish has that fucking shit in it right now from Tokyo.
00:52:19.000
Yeah, there's a 3% increase, I think they said, in the amount of radiation that they've found in fish.
00:52:30.000
Apparently you can get away with it a little bit.
00:52:35.000
Yeah, you see that radiation chart where it just shows like in like 15 years we're all pretty much fucked.
00:52:43.000
I mean, it's much more scary than it's been, you know, like, oh my god, did you see what Miley Cyrus did on TV? She stuck her tongue out and showed her butt.
00:52:53.000
Meanwhile, there's a fucking hole in the earth that's filled with radioactive shit, and it's leaking into the ocean.
00:53:00.000
They can't stop it, they can't contain it, and they don't know what the fuck to do.
00:53:04.000
And instead, we're looking at Syria, and we're looking at all these other...
00:53:08.000
Maybe Syria's someplace we really do need to be.
00:53:13.000
But for sure, that shit is going down in Fukushima.
00:53:25.000
I mean, I don't know what the hell they're going to do.
00:53:27.000
I mean, it's just constantly leaking radioactive waste.
00:53:36.000
It's right down the hill from that fucking place.
00:53:40.000
Are they going to have any non-radioactive fish?
00:53:46.000
There's a huge amount of their income and their diet that relies on fish.
00:53:57.000
They're finding radioactive bunnies, like bunnies that have deformities and shit that live there.
00:54:03.000
There's like all sorts of weird shit going down near there.
00:54:05.000
Yeah, what if the fish start turning into like these tiger sharks are eating these fish and stuff and it's in the water and it starts becoming what, like a zombie shark?
00:54:18.000
Listen to that statement, and imagine that used in court against you.
00:54:23.000
Imagine, like, you trying to argue that you're smart, and then, like, okay, now, that's real.
00:54:32.000
If the fish become some mutant kind of animals...
00:54:44.000
But yeah, in a comic book, that would become Godzilla.
00:54:47.000
It would become the creature from the Black Lagoon or some shit.
00:54:53.000
No, Godzilla was a creation because of the atomic bombs, supposedly.
00:54:57.000
The US drops atomic bombs on Japan and then Godzilla is born because of the radiation.
00:55:02.000
Like all those animals, those giant animals, Mothra, all that shit, Rodan.
00:55:14.000
Those are good movies that you saw the string, and it fucked your world up.
00:55:25.000
Fucking ABC would do Monster Week at 4.30, the after-school movie.
00:55:29.000
4.30, after Dark Shadows, you threw some fucking heat, Jack.
00:55:42.000
Godzilla and they had to make King Kong the same size?
00:55:44.000
That was always very disappointing to me when I was a boy that I found out how much smaller King Kong was than Godzilla.
00:55:54.000
50 feet high ain't shit when you're dealing with Godzilla, but in Godzilla vs.
00:56:15.000
People today can't understand how awesome those movies are.
00:56:20.000
People don't understand how amazing these movies were.
00:56:33.000
Oh, that's when he became the smog monster, remember?
00:56:35.000
And he flies around just blowing poison smog on people.
00:56:44.000
Look, everybody, look how bad the fucking special effects are.
00:56:55.000
What people don't understand is when you were a kid, or when I was a kid, rather, and we would watch this, we would have to be, you had to suspend disbelief.
00:57:05.000
You were just amazed that they could show you any visual representation of a gigantic lizard.
00:57:10.000
Like, anything that remotely looked like it, you were willing to accept.
00:57:23.000
Like, if you go to the original King Kong, and the original King Kong, the difference between the way the Japanese did it and the way Ray Harryhausen did it, I think it was Ray Harryhausen, I might have made that up, but the animator, they used to do it frame by frame.
00:57:37.000
They would just move the clay a little, take a picture, move the clay a little, take a picture, move the clay a little, take a picture.
00:57:44.000
But they would have these elaborate fight scenes with these clay animals that they created.
00:57:49.000
So King Kong fighting against dinosaurs, that shit took forever.
00:58:05.000
But look, it barely even looks like it's there.
00:58:09.000
Like, there's a guy in front of it, and he's looking at it.
00:58:24.000
So back then, this was the greatest fucking thing the world had ever known.
00:58:32.000
I mean, the special effects for back then were unbelievably incredible.
00:58:40.000
When you look at King Kong itself, Like show King Kong itself.
00:59:01.000
I think they just stuck a real lizard in there.
00:59:08.000
They would have a movie, and they would have a real lizard, and you could tell the lizard was nowhere near them in real life.
00:59:15.000
And they would just insert this giant fucking lizard in the back.
00:59:19.000
How weird must it have been to act in these movies?
00:59:28.000
He's scrambling, and then they have to add in this killer spider.
00:59:35.000
Look how bad it looks when they pick up someone and they're getting bit.
01:00:16.000
I thought the Green Hornet was a radio show and all that shit.
01:00:34.000
Okay, so apparently there's not a single thing.
01:00:38.000
There's not a single thing that you can point to.
01:00:42.000
Because there's a lot of shit that got invented that related to the invention of the television.
01:00:47.000
Can you imagine sitting around with a bunch of people and your family and listening to the Green Hornet?
01:00:52.000
8 to 9 every Friday night, and then Wednesday was something else, and Thursday was comedy night.
01:00:57.000
They'd have, like, not Jackie Gleason, but the other guy, like...
01:01:03.000
It happened in 1862 was the first still image that was transferred.
01:01:09.000
And this guy had something called a pan telegraph.
01:01:12.000
So he transferred a picture by telegraph This thing, or this electronic thing, transferred.
01:01:20.000
They became the first person to transmit a still image over wires.
01:01:25.000
They figured that out in 1862. You know how crazy that is?
01:01:28.000
Slavery became illegal in 1865. So while they were still slaves, someone had figured out how to send a photo over wire.
01:01:48.000
You had to go to Western Union and then pay cash.
01:01:50.000
Then they got the credit card, and that was the beginning of the ending.
01:01:57.000
In 1873, scientists May and Smith experiment with selenium and light, and this reveals the possibility for inventors to transform images into electronic signals.
01:02:19.000
Turn images into electronic signals so that you can send them over...
01:02:25.000
Look how fucking stupid I am hundreds of years later.
01:02:30.000
Probably a guy who sent some chick a picture of his dick.
01:02:41.000
Right now she wants to stay in Philadelphia, so fuck!
01:02:55.000
At the World's Fair in Paris, the first International Congress of Electricity was held, and that is where Russian Konstantin Persky made the first known use of the word television.
01:03:17.000
You know, when you go back and think about dudes that were inventing like really mind-blowing shit, like back in the 1800s or the 50s, you know, even earlier than that, like the dude who figured out the printing press.
01:03:29.000
Yeah, but you know how much shit you didn't have, like, fucking interfering with you?
01:03:32.000
Like, you didn't have internet, you didn't have TV, you didn't have...
01:03:43.000
That fucking poor soul in a trailer had no money for drugs and just started putting shit together.
01:03:49.000
When I saw that on Discovery, I was blown the fuck away, people.
01:03:55.000
I don't know, but putting a battery, the core of a battery, cold medicine, just, just, are you fucking kidding me?
01:04:08.000
Wasn't meth used in, like, World War II? The story was that the Hitler troops used it, and they used it on the Japanese kamikaze pilots to get them to be willing to slam.
01:04:19.000
I don't know if it's the shit that they have now in a tub that the Sons of Anarchy sells.
01:04:25.000
I'm just telling you, what the fuck, you know what I mean?
01:04:39.000
Some dude wanted to send a picture of his dick to some chick, so before he could invent the camera and get the electronic wave, he had to stay up for a week to fucking do it.
01:04:49.000
So amphetamines for 1887. Methamphetamine, which was more potent and easy to make, was developed in Japan in 1919. The crystalline powder was soluble in water, making it a perfect candidate for injection.
01:05:04.000
Methamphetamine went into wide use during World War II. When both sides used it to keep troops awake.
01:05:14.000
High doses were given to Japanese kamikaze pilots before their suicide missions.
01:05:19.000
And after the war, methamphetamine abuse by injection reached epidemic proportions when supplies stored for military use became available to the Japanese public.
01:05:32.000
In 1950s, methamphetamine was prescribed as a diet aid and to fight depression.
01:05:39.000
It was used as a non-medical stimulant by college students, truck drivers, and athletes, and the abuse of the drug spread.
01:05:49.000
They used to prescribe methamphetamines for depression?
01:06:05.000
When I was growing up, there was this crazy kid on the block, and he had whatever they diagnosed a den as ADD, but they used to give him speed to calm him down.
01:06:25.000
His sister used to sell him his Black Beauties.
01:06:31.000
I used to go to East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania and buy 1,000 Black Beauties for $35.
01:06:39.000
It was these little fucking black things they made in the 70s, and they were the original diet pill.
01:06:54.000
And I would sell them for $35 to $100 to the wrestlers.
01:07:14.000
You talking about that and you talking about selling, bootlegging these illegal drugs.
01:07:20.000
It's like, it depends on how much money you make and what you do with that money, whether or not you become legitimate.
01:07:27.000
But what I'm saying is like, I know, but look at the Kennedys.
01:07:33.000
They became a very wealthy and established family for moonshine.
01:07:38.000
They were selling liquid drugs that were illegal, but they did the right thing with all the money.
01:07:44.000
They got a hold of it, invested it in politics, started getting, I mean, they had a lot of fucking money.
01:07:50.000
And then, you know, they got out of it once it became legal or something.
01:07:53.000
I mean, I don't know how the fuck they transitioned out of bootlegging it, but that's like the known history of Joe Kennedy, right?
01:08:02.000
The father was like, he was a moonshine runner, which is kind of crazy.
01:08:06.000
I mean, how much different is that, really, than you selling these black beauties?
01:08:10.000
It's really no different, like, morally or ethically.
01:08:14.000
So, like, if you had stuck with the black beauty business and then got into politics later, I mean, that would have been acceptable.
01:08:25.000
That was right after my mom died, and I was like crazy.
01:08:28.000
And I would go on Saturdays with this kid, Nick Biamonte.
01:08:32.000
He was a football player up there, and he would pick me up.
01:08:34.000
We'd drive like an hour and a half, and we'd go into this room with these college kids that looked like they were 40. And that's all they did all week was make different things.
01:08:48.000
They would make four-way acid, they would make little mescaline, and they would make black beauties.
01:08:55.000
And their parents thought they were going to school.
01:08:58.000
These, you know, before the computer nerd, this is what nerds did.
01:09:08.000
They both had Irox with the cut moon dish that came out.
01:09:16.000
Meanwhile, I remember them going, our dad sends his money.
01:09:29.000
Yeah, the T-Top and Ted Nugent and we'd go and they'd show us.
01:09:33.000
These guys had a garage with jars of Black Beauty's jars.
01:09:37.000
That was their mainstay and then everything else they made as they went along.
01:09:51.000
Do you remember when everybody had that Trans Am just like Burt Reynolds with the eagle on the hood?
01:10:15.000
That was a big part of it, was putting that sticker on.
01:10:30.000
I remember the big feud when two people got on IROC in the same neighborhood.
01:10:36.000
So one guy would park across the street, and you would park across the street facing the other direction, and whoever had the loudest stereo and the hottest chick horn.
01:10:52.000
When you've got a minute at home tonight, put the video on from the beginning.
01:10:56.000
No, that's not the one either because it's got to be the one with the exposed headlights.
01:11:12.000
I think people who are not male cannot understand that.
01:11:15.000
You show that to a woman, especially a mature woman.
01:11:19.000
But someone who's been to college, they're going to look at that and go, what the fuck are you?
01:11:25.000
It would be cool to have that black on silver, where you could only see it silver-wise.
01:11:32.000
Well, there's, there's, um, people have done like little custom ones.
01:11:37.000
I'd seen some, some custom, really cool spray painted ones, you know, like, um, what's it called?
01:11:45.000
They used to do those, uh, oh, that's a pretty dope one.
01:11:50.000
And on the side of vans would be, like, some fucking, like, a Conan scene.
01:11:56.000
There was a dude with a sword and, you know, like, fucking women, like, Frank Frazetta style.
01:12:10.000
With the little windows in the back and they had, like, a moonroof.
01:12:20.000
And what kind of artwork you had on the side of your van was fucking huge.
01:12:24.000
You look at the clay and you go, what the fuck was I thinking?
01:12:27.000
A fucking Japanese guy with a hammer with a fish in his hand.
01:12:36.000
There's a couple guys in Burbank that have that.
01:12:39.000
They airbrush vans, and they'll change them all the time.
01:12:54.000
There's still some fucking cool pictures out there.
01:13:08.000
This is the kind of shit that is by me at my house.
01:13:26.000
Someone's got to have a Frank Frazetta out there.
01:13:28.000
I bet if I look up Frazetta, Airbrook Frazetta.
01:13:34.000
That guy had, in my opinion, like the, yeah, well, yeah, somebody's got something here.
01:13:43.000
That guy had the best, like, fantasy art when you were a kid.
01:13:52.000
Did you ever get into books or comic books or any shit like that when you were young?
01:14:10.000
We'd go to the festivals in the city and we'd try to buy Batman 3 or some shit.
01:14:16.000
It was just a couple months that I went off to deep end.
01:14:26.000
For me, I was really into those fantasy artists, like Frazetta.
01:14:33.000
I'm trying to think of some of the other names.
01:14:35.000
There's a bunch of other names of guys who are really famous for that.
01:14:40.000
But Frazetta was my favorite because I was such a big fan of the Conan series, and he did a lot of the artwork.
01:14:53.000
He just, it's just like that, to me, like symbolized that kind of, that genre of book.
01:15:04.000
I drove a van for a construction, no, a hardware company for about six weeks.
01:15:18.000
When you go back and look at some shit from your childhood, it's strange when you see stuff that's still there.
01:15:29.000
I got caught for possession of stolen tools, you know, like stolen property, like to do crime type shit.
01:15:40.000
I was on probation for six months or something like that.
01:15:51.000
At that time, I was doing a false, like a settlement-type deal, so I had to go to the chiropractor.
01:15:57.000
That gave me time to go to the chiropractor and all that shit every day.
01:16:01.000
It was like $2.50 a week, and I worked six days a week.
01:16:06.000
And I had to drive through the Meadowlands and different construction sites and drop off tools and linoleum and screws and nails.
01:16:19.000
I guess I was about 18. I had a van for a while for delivering newspapers.
01:16:25.000
Because newspapers would fuck up my suspension.
01:16:27.000
Like everybody who delivered newspapers, your suspension got fucked up by the Sunday paper.
01:16:35.000
With newspapers, and then you'd put them in the back seat, you'd stuff them in the front seat, all the way up to the ceiling.
01:16:40.000
So you were driving around, like, almost completely blind on the right-hand side.
01:16:43.000
It was very tricky, like, looking around at where you were going.
01:16:46.000
And so after a while, I made a little bit of cash with this fucking venture.
01:16:54.000
I bought this big-ass cargo van with no windows.
01:17:01.000
Well, I had to figure out a way to make enough money that I didn't have to do anything else while I was competing.
01:17:06.000
And so the only way I could really think of before I made money on teaching was delivering newspapers.
01:17:13.000
Because it was several hours a day, like three or four hours a day.
01:17:19.000
As long as I delivered the papers to where they were supposed to go, there was no problems.
01:17:25.000
Like, having something that you have to do 365 days a year makes you fucking do it.
01:17:38.000
Like, going to the 8th grade, I wanted to be a goody-good whatever boy.
01:17:42.000
And I applied for a paper route, like, in July.
01:17:44.000
This motherfucker calls me, like, Thanksgiving week.
01:18:00.000
I walk over there, and it's fucking, you know, 18 inches of snow, that East Coast snow.
01:18:06.000
And for three weeks, I had to break through that fucking thing.
01:18:14.000
I'm delivering paper, knocking on people's doors with that loop with the people's fucking cards in it.
01:18:21.000
You had a circle loop, and you had people's addresses.
01:18:24.000
When they paid your last, they were good tippers.
01:18:27.000
You had all that shit on it, and I remember after three weeks just quitting, going, dog, I ain't doing this shit no more.
01:18:33.000
I go work for my mother and make that one fucking day what I'm making for you.
01:18:42.000
I eat fucking Chinese food and I come home with fucking 50, 60. Get the fuck out of here.
01:18:55.000
I was driving in the snow all winter long because I drove every day.
01:19:03.000
So I got so used to getting stuck, I'd get stuck everywhere.
01:19:13.000
By the time I moved to New York, it was really hard for me to get insurance.
01:19:25.000
And you think you know what the fuck you're doing until there's black ice on that motherfucker.
01:19:30.000
And you're going down the road listening to fucking Joe Welsh, you know, Rocky Mountain High.
01:19:34.000
And all of a sudden your car just goes like this red band.
01:19:38.000
And off that shish, this back just starts fucking spinning.
01:19:46.000
And right there you're like, oh, I gotta learn how to drive and pay fucking attention.
01:20:00.000
I would take the car at night and go to gigs, to one-nighters, and I'd lose fucking hubcaps.
01:20:07.000
There's a terrible, terrible, terrible video, not this one, of some people going down a road, and they lose control of their car, and they hit a truck head-on.
01:20:20.000
The guy in front loses his shit and just at the right time swerves into the oncoming lane.
01:20:41.000
I grew up in Ohio, so I had to deal with this all the time.
01:20:48.000
The only good part is when you got in on accidents, it wasn't as bad because you were sliding when you hit the person.
01:20:57.000
When you got in an accident in the snow, it's like bumper cars.
01:21:00.000
Yeah, people who don't know, they've never experienced that before, boom!
01:21:04.000
Like that, in any other situation, would be a devastating impact.
01:21:21.000
I really honestly think that people who don't grow up driving in this kind of shit, you miss out on a certain amount of adversity in life.
01:21:28.000
The fear that you get, the respect for the winter, you know?
01:21:36.000
Oh, look at this guy spinning out, head oncoming traffic, no one can stop.
01:21:42.000
How about the motherfuckers that get in their car in Colorado like they're drunk?
01:21:50.000
It's one of the most dangerous roads in the fucking country.
01:22:07.000
That's the weird thing about, like, the internet and, like, choosing to go search for shit.
01:22:12.000
Like, you can see disturbing shit after disturbing shit after...
01:22:15.000
Like, you just be bombarded by nothing but disturbing shit.
01:22:20.000
Whereas in real life, it's really hard to run into that much disturbing shit.
01:22:25.000
If you drive every winter, you might see one of those crazy pileups in 10 years of driving.
01:22:36.000
We're just disturbing waking up in the morning.
01:22:40.000
And everybody who comes to you, after a while you start looking at them, we're like, what the fuck?
01:22:50.000
There's places, situations, you got yourself in that it's just a walking disturbance.
01:22:54.000
You don't need to fucking look at this shit or go online.
01:22:58.000
Well, there's like a hopelessness to some places.
01:23:02.000
You know, there's some places where when you're there, like especially in the winter, there's like a weird hopelessness.
01:23:10.000
Like aspen in the winter, it's kind of festive.
01:23:18.000
When you smell that wood burning, your whole heart stops.
01:23:24.000
I remember being eight minutes from the greatest world of The greatest city in the world and feeling hopeless.
01:23:31.000
Like the Lincoln Tunnel, going across Lincoln Tunnel is the biggest city in the world in 1980 like as a kid and going, you know, this is hopelessness.
01:23:43.000
It was everything you wanted like that at two in the morning.
01:23:50.000
You could buy a machine gun with a bazooka in Harlem at 2 in the morning.
01:23:54.000
You go up to Harlem, there's a Puerto Rican that'll sit there for 10 minutes and go, let me think, bro.
01:24:06.000
And they'll sit there for 10 minutes and go, I'll get you the dynamite tonight.
01:24:11.000
Do you remember when that guy got arrested in Harlem because he had a tiger in his house?
01:24:20.000
If that story had happened in any other place in the world, if that was in Cleveland, I'd be like, how odd.
01:24:29.000
The dude got bit, and so that's how he got in trouble.
01:24:32.000
His tiger bit him, and they found out this motherfucker had a tiger in his house.
01:25:06.000
I used to, when I was 18, just out of high school, I used to go to 135th in Amsterdam, where you had to walk through the room where the chickens were fighting.
01:25:15.000
And you walk through the room where the chickens were fighting.
01:25:18.000
And then you walked into a DJ booth, and they'd wait for you.
01:25:21.000
And there were times I'd go over and the cops were there, they wouldn't let you go in because somebody got shot.
01:25:25.000
And then remember when, who did Mike Tyson fight in Harlem at four in the fucking morning one night, dog?
01:25:48.000
We had to call the Arabian guy and get clothing and the chick's daughter was fucking...
01:25:54.000
Tom Cruise made a movie years ago with Nicole Kidman as his wife, and she had cheated on him with a fucking soldier.
01:26:01.000
It was one of those movies by that director that fucking died.
01:26:07.000
All I remember about that movie is the crazy dance.
01:26:32.000
Then he goes over there, he gets in, he goes to the back, everybody's naked, everybody's sucking and fucking.
01:26:36.000
You gotta walk around with a cape and a fucking mask and a magician's hat on.
01:26:40.000
And then they threaten him, and he goes back home to Nicole Kidman, and she's telling her that one night while he was away, she fucked a sailor.
01:26:46.000
So it's like going in his mind, you know what I'm saying?
01:26:50.000
He gets the address from the piano player at the jazz bar.
01:26:58.000
Remember they had it for a few years, then they released it.
01:27:01.000
It was kind of weird because it was them two working together.
01:27:06.000
Well, Eyes Wide Shut was about some weird elite sort of occult.
01:27:17.000
They wore those masks, hung out with Callan, stuff like that.
01:27:21.000
There's a 1972, there's some photos that Duncan had on his website.
01:27:27.000
They're photos from a 1972 Rothschild surrealist dinner party.
01:27:39.000
I'm not totally up on this, but they're supposed to be the people that are elite banker type characters, right?
01:27:46.000
So they've got this party, and They're all wearing these crazy outfits, man.
01:27:58.000
And the man is wearing this weird thing on his fucking head.
01:28:12.000
Because these really were the Rothschilds, and this is really how they were rolling.
01:28:16.000
They really did have parties where women would wear antlers on their heads.
01:28:20.000
Where they would have naked women pushed around on what looks like a casket covered in roses.
01:28:27.000
It's really strange, or at least an effigy of a naked woman.
01:28:34.000
They would kill a bitch and drop her in the woods and shit.
01:28:40.000
It's a bit of a party, for sure, but I think the idea...
01:28:44.000
If you want to follow the conspiracy theory, the idea is that these type of people...
01:28:49.000
These elite societies that what they would do is they would have these rituals and they would do something really fucked up so no one could ever talk about it.
01:28:58.000
Like they would take a prostitute and kill her in front of everybody and then bury her somewhere.
01:29:02.000
And no one could talk about it because they were all implicated.
01:29:04.000
And so that's everyone, you know, it's like your bond to this cult.
01:29:18.000
When you have, like, billions of dollars and it's 1976, you're like, fuck it.
01:29:25.000
No anonymous is going to fucking take down your website because you're some crazy Rothschild's character.
01:29:38.000
To have so much money that you pay off an attorney the night before the party like a liaison to the police department.
01:29:45.000
You fucking have a service come in to park cars.
01:29:49.000
Everybody has masks, so even if you do kill a bitch, nobody knows who killed it.
01:29:53.000
There was some dude with a fucking goat's face on it.
01:30:00.000
You're just spreading chlamydia like a motherfucker at those things.
01:30:08.000
They fucking send those bitches to the doctor, blood test, pussy scans, asshole, the whole fucking thing.
01:30:18.000
It's got to be something, you know, some fucking freaky shit up in Rock Springs, Wyoming and shit.
01:30:24.000
I'm telling you, that's why they take those hookers and they revitalize them.
01:30:28.000
Well, back in those cowboy days, right, they used to have the brothels where they would let go in this big fucking wooden building, you know, in the upstairs.
01:30:37.000
I mean, what was the movie, the comeback movie for him way back in, you know, like with Morgan Freeman?
01:30:49.000
That movie was about a prostitute at a broth getting cut up by a bad guy and then him going after them.
01:31:09.000
It's like he went and did the exact opposite of a hero movie where everything's predictable.
01:31:23.000
When he starts drinking and turns evil, you fucking believe every word of it.
01:31:28.000
When he comes in all sweaty and fucked up and just kills everybody...
01:31:36.000
And he's just blasting them one after the other.
01:31:56.000
But that creepy shit where they have the parties and the chick don't know she's going to die.
01:32:01.000
You do it with like four people who have families.
01:32:08.000
But you know, listen man, when you have money in the billions, I can't imagine.
01:32:13.000
Listen, you're 50 years old, you're going to go, fuck it.
01:32:15.000
I'm going to go do everything I've ever wanted to do.
01:32:19.000
And that list is getting eight chicks, the hottest chicks in the world, getting them checked out for committee.
01:32:28.000
They said that Fidel would go up to you whether you were married or not.
01:32:31.000
He'd send the fucking guy over to you and say, call this number tomorrow at 2 o'clock.
01:32:38.000
A soldier would come up to your wife and give her a card.
01:32:42.000
Next day, a fucking car comes to the house, picks your wife up, takes her for a physical examination.
01:32:48.000
The next day, she has to have a nice dress delivered with some flowers.
01:32:54.000
So you would have to just dress your wife down, wouldn't you?
01:33:00.000
I'm not sure about the wives, but I know that he was doing it to women, you know?
01:33:07.000
He would have people going out and hunting bitches for him.
01:33:13.000
Yeah, who knows what you do if you're put in that position, you know?
01:33:18.000
What's that crazy fuck from San Francisco that made everybody drink the juice down in Guyana?
01:33:24.000
You ever watch that thing for two hours on biography when you wake up and you can't go back to bed?
01:33:35.000
But he had thousands of people that had given him their social security checks.
01:33:38.000
That guy was raking and fucking, he had them living in huts.
01:33:41.000
Imagine, I'm going to give you my money, I'm going to live in the huts with a mosquito, no air conditioning, I've got to do my own laundry.
01:33:57.000
I mean, they had that place, and then they would leave the compound and go to jobs and come back to the compound.
01:34:11.000
They're working under a new name or something like that there.
01:34:25.000
But this was 2007. Yeah, well they still gotta be trying, you know?
01:34:32.000
I remember part of the deal though, the Branch Davidians deal, was that he got to fuck them.
01:34:44.000
You gotta sit there and look at your wife and go, go ahead.
01:34:46.000
You know, our lives will be better if he gives you a fucking stab.
01:34:54.000
And she would tell me the stories and I would sit there and ask, why didn't she sue her parents?
01:34:58.000
In today's world, I would take her parents to fucking court and go, what the fuck were you people fucking thinking?
01:35:05.000
I mean, they tracked down fucking people from all these wars that did war crimes.
01:35:14.000
Listen, if a kid wants to do something, he has to be an adult.
01:35:20.000
There's no kid that wants to grow up in Indiana.
01:35:23.000
In some house with 80 fucking kids where they have to eat everything they kill.
01:35:27.000
And they even were drinking blood pudding and shit.
01:35:29.000
So part of the deal was the guy fucks your wife.
01:35:32.000
This family I'm talking about had maybe nine kids.
01:35:37.000
So after the cult dissolved, now these people got to eat dinner in the summers.
01:35:45.000
And the parents are sitting there playing the guitars jumping up and down like...
01:35:52.000
Four of your kids belong to some cult leader, and your husband's sitting there like a fucking savage.
01:36:03.000
That's part of the fucking deal, and the husband's got to sit there playing the guitar, making Kool-Aid, like some fucking jack-off.
01:36:14.000
Well, it's amazing when they study cults how the same sort of pattern plays itself out.
01:36:19.000
Yeah, everybody wants to sling dick, and that's part of it.
01:36:27.000
And they fuck like 17-year-olds on the cusp of being 18. I mean, these guys should be shot.
01:36:33.000
I heard that that particular guy was still alive in a different state.
01:36:37.000
The people I'm talking about, the cult leader that they defunct from is still alive and they're trying to sue him.
01:36:49.000
How many minor league cults are there out there that we don't know about?
01:37:26.000
A 1996 article in The Independent by former Prime Minister Edward Heath gave at a Unification Church-sponsored conference.
01:37:33.000
He admitted the term Mooney has entered the language meaning a brainwashed, bright-eyed zombie.
01:37:51.000
It's got to be harder to do in those things today, though, no?
01:37:56.000
I don't know if you have to get state fucking approval.
01:38:00.000
Well, you know, as far as, like, religions go...
01:38:04.000
They get, like, a tax deduction, the whole fucking thing, you know.
01:38:15.000
Like, he's the one who does all those crazy psychedelic paintings.
01:38:32.000
I would never want that creepy feeling to think that I was walking on fucking water.
01:38:45.000
Yeah, is there anyone who's ever made a cult where it worked out really good?
01:38:52.000
Well, Scientology works out good for some people.
01:38:55.000
You know, it's worked out really good for Tom Cruise.
01:38:59.000
Works out really good for, like, the head actor guys.
01:39:02.000
And, like, you know, people who are at the head of...
01:39:04.000
I mean, whatever their group of, like, top people in Scientology.
01:39:14.000
Did you know that Bloomberg's trying to get rid of those?
01:39:25.000
They went from black and white to really color super hot chick.
01:39:34.000
Well, I guess they're doing that with this too.
01:39:42.000
She couldn't possibly smoke in real life and still be that hot.
01:39:51.000
In between fucking hummers, you gotta do something with that fucking mouth.
01:39:55.000
Add some nicotine into those jaws in between fucking...
01:40:12.000
When I was eating your ass, I was his best friend.
01:40:24.000
I've got to go over there and visit Jenny McCarthy.
01:40:25.000
You know she wants to smoke that pole and talk about Ace Ventura.
01:40:35.000
She talked about how amazing you were in Ace Ventura.
01:40:38.000
Next thing you know, she's swallowing your sword.
01:40:47.000
Once you fuck Jenny McCartney, can you imagine being around her?
01:40:56.000
I'm going to fucking Ace Venturi into that fucking door there.
01:41:02.000
The competition for a woman that hot is off the charts.
01:41:15.000
White chick came out as a comic with The Nerdist on that show.
01:42:05.000
That used to be a deal killer for a woman back in the day.
01:42:17.000
Look at that picture and what it did in 1984 to her career.
01:42:30.000
Look at the picture of her eating that fucking mung qua.
01:42:41.000
You know, now she's 50, she's 40. I mean, you know, I'm talking about when she was 20. She won Miss America and they took the crown from her because somebody fucking developed those pictures.
01:42:55.000
Yeah, now you do that, you get a fucking show on the Kardashians underneath.
01:43:03.000
I mean, look at Paris Hilton and Kim Kardashian.
01:43:12.000
Every once in a while, I still put the album on, Running Back to You.
01:43:16.000
If you like dancing and shit, 1991, 92. She did movies, too, didn't she?
01:43:29.000
She was a witness relocation plan, and he took her, and she stole the disc from the company, and come on now.
01:43:36.000
And then she was on some other TV show for a while.
01:43:44.000
Yeah, she's been around for a long time, but they killed her with that pussy.
01:43:47.000
Picture her eating some poor girl, having a good old yum-yum time in college.
01:43:54.000
Look and see if she's out of where she's out of.
01:44:04.000
There's another one, an actress, that was named Vanessa Williams, too, right?
01:44:09.000
Remember there was two Vanessa Williams for a while?
01:44:14.000
There's Vanessa L. Williams, and then Vanessa Williams.
01:44:40.000
She was born in 63, so she's 50. She's 50. Son of a gun.
01:44:58.000
Okay, there's a young girl named Vanessa Williams.
01:45:18.000
It's weird when you go back and look at like...
01:45:26.000
What was that movie where the guy played the video game?
01:45:38.000
And he was a guy who learned how to pilot this...
01:46:06.000
It says it stars Lance Guest, Robert Preston, K.E. Cuter, see full cast and crew.
01:46:23.000
Seemingly doomed to stay in his trailer park home all his life, finds himself recruited as a gunner for an alien defense force.
01:46:58.000
I couldn't get over them because I had a girlfriend that liked that motherfucker, so I hate him.
01:47:03.000
I went to see American Jiggle and he showed his ass.
01:47:07.000
And then he'd come out with Office in the Gentleman.
01:47:09.000
I caught it on 178th Street for $5 with D for Hearts.
01:47:15.000
That was the first big movie they gave Stephen Bauer after Scarface.
01:47:37.000
That dude that was taken on, remember, he pulled him up there and choked him out, and he tapped out, and then they threw him out of there.
01:47:46.000
Pull up the fight scene from Officer and a Gentleman.
01:47:50.000
There's a couple of them, but when he walks up on him...
01:47:57.000
But let me tell you what the baddest part of that movie is.
01:47:59.000
When you really realize who fucking Richard Gere is.
01:48:03.000
It's the first scene when his father comes in and they just had an orgy.
01:48:06.000
His father is played by Frank Lopez from Scarface.
01:48:11.000
And fucking whatever his name is, he's combing his hair.
01:48:16.000
And all of a sudden his father comes in and he moves over.
01:48:18.000
He takes his dick out and he's pissing in front of him.
01:48:45.000
That scene in the beginning, that was Frank Lopez.
01:48:48.000
That was Frank Lopez's, I think it was after Scarface.
01:48:56.000
That's when he's trying to, he's telling him to quit.
01:49:22.000
Yeah, then you can be free and you and your daddy can get drunk and go hole chasing again.
01:49:47.000
I forgive him for all his crazy Buddhist bullshit.
01:49:54.000
He got on stage in New York and was like, we need to use love and love them.
01:49:58.000
Like, ooh, I don't know if that's the right answer.
01:50:01.000
We need to figure out how to stop planes from flying into buildings before we worry about love.
01:50:06.000
People aren't going to be not flying planes into buildings because you're a really good officer and gentleman.
01:50:13.000
Remember he was selling belt buckles to fucking those dudes.
01:50:20.000
A dude from CSI Miami comes up to me and goes, Is it worth you making a couple dollars?
01:50:32.000
I remember seeing, what's his name, at the store one night.
01:50:36.000
He's like a big AA guy, you know, Lou Gossett Jr. Is he?
01:50:39.000
He was at the store one night, man, cooler than fuck.
01:50:42.000
I shook his fucking hand and I said, dog, Officer and the Gentleman, you know, you're a bad dude.
01:51:06.000
He was the first really famous guy that I ever met that I didn't feel weird talking to.
01:51:19.000
When somebody sits back there and goes, Dog, I appreciate what the fuck you do.
01:51:29.000
Glenn Plummer used to always come into the store.
01:51:32.000
Black dude that was in the movie with Sean Penn when they did a movie about the gangs in L.A. And then he did a thousand things.
01:51:47.000
I remember hosting at the store, bringing him up.
01:51:51.000
I go, you've done movies with fucking Andy Garcia.
01:51:55.000
And he's into things to do in Denver when you're dead.
01:51:59.000
It's him, Cheadle, and the dude from fucking...
01:52:06.000
Yeah, he used to come to the store all the time.
01:52:10.000
Yeah, he just got shot on Sons of Anarchy the last two seasons or something like that.
01:52:15.000
John Amos was the first guy that ever gave me a compliment, too, that was, like, famous.
01:52:21.000
Like, the first guy that I ever talked to, like, that told me they had a good time at a show.
01:52:26.000
He was sitting in the back of the store and fucking having a great time, man.
01:52:29.000
And we'd come up to you and talk to you about bits.
01:52:35.000
Remember I used to have that tiger fucking bit?
01:52:38.000
He came up to me one night after the show and he goes, you're so free up there, man.
01:52:44.000
And anyway, I had to figure out how to do that bit right.
01:52:48.000
And one of the ways that I learned how to do that bit right was I would do it different ways.
01:52:52.000
And he kind of explained to me what was good about it.
01:53:08.000
He was so good as an actor, like even in like a sitcom, it's like he had these powerful fucking moments, right?
01:53:15.000
So when he told me, it's like, you know, like you're so, it's so free up there when you're doing that.
01:53:19.000
You're so free because you're not thinking about shit.
01:53:22.000
He's like, you're like thinking like that tiger.
01:53:24.000
And I realized like that's really the way to do it.
01:53:26.000
You got to actually almost pretend you're a tiger, like think like that thing thinks.
01:53:32.000
That's the I kind of figured it out because of him.
01:53:38.000
And it made me so confident because he said that.
01:53:42.000
You know, I'm like, Jesus, John Amos said that?
01:54:03.000
I watched Omit the Logic again the other night.
01:54:09.000
You gotta watch, when he goes to the Hollywood Bowl, when he goes to the Hollywood Bowl and goes off.
01:54:15.000
For some gay foundation, the people, but, you know.
01:54:21.000
This packed thing, all-star line-up, Bette Midler, to support gay people.
01:54:26.000
And he got on out there and he goes, where the fuck were you when they were burning Watts?
01:54:37.000
And they're booing him and the next day it was in Variety and shit.
01:54:41.000
And how they gave him all this dough and they took it back.
01:54:43.000
He made Jim Brown the president of his company.
01:54:49.000
Well, he was doing a lot of things with Jim Brown.
01:55:00.000
It makes you scared because you know that there's parts of that that relate.
01:55:12.000
What about the time when he went upstairs with the bitch and the guy goes, the next morning he knocked on my door.
01:55:24.000
But that's what people don't know is when you're in that zone and you're at the comedy store and the Chinese guys are giving you drinks in the back.
01:55:34.000
I couldn't imagine being there when Kennison was there with Lenny Clark.
01:55:38.000
And there's 18 hitters in the back, and everybody's drinking, and Mitchie Shaw.
01:55:42.000
And I know we always talk about this, but we gotta show the mental side of comedy.
01:55:48.000
There's a part of you that after a certain level, you have to become a savage.
01:55:58.000
The very thing that you need to become a real comic, it's like you have to have this freedom.
01:56:05.000
You have this ability to go to these dark places.
01:56:08.000
And we learned that from that fucking crazy haunted house.
01:56:20.000
Listen, man, I remember being 16 and going home.
01:56:27.000
I mean, at this time, there was no sleep happening.
01:56:34.000
I would go home and listen to Master Reality by Black Sabbath.
01:56:37.000
I was just into the void and people having popes hanging on a rope.
01:56:41.000
And I would do the coke and I'd probably do a little hit of mescaline too or something to get me going.
01:56:54.000
And I'd be like, Jesus Christ, this is my life.
01:57:01.000
How many days can you stay up for before you start going crazy?
01:57:21.000
And by Saturday night, I kept calling the police.
01:57:24.000
I kept calling the police, telling them that there was somebody in my house, right?
01:57:28.000
This is when I was house-sitting on faraway road in Snowmass Village.
01:57:33.000
Okay, and I'm up there, and me and my girlfriend were going off.
01:57:36.000
Me and my girlfriend at the time are going to her brother's wedding, and I'm going to meet her parents for the first time.
01:57:42.000
And I went to New York, and I got two ounces of blow, and I gave one to an electrician buddy of mine.
01:57:49.000
I'm going to pick it up the night before I go to fucking this wedding.
01:57:53.000
And I get there about 11 o'clock on a Thursday night.
01:57:57.000
About 1 o'clock, the motherfucker's calling me.
01:58:03.000
The dog I had at the time, Hercules, was probably a year old.
01:58:07.000
I didn't let him out of the house the whole weekend.
01:58:23.000
So I whacked off to, what's the movie with the lady in red?
01:58:28.000
The lady in red, the chick that was married to Steve Segal, you fuck.
01:58:37.000
Kelly LeBrock in Woman in Red shows her pussy for a slip second.
01:58:45.000
When Gene Wilder calls for her, she runs off to bed and they show her bush.
01:58:50.000
I figured out with the VCR how to lock it on her fucking bush.
01:58:54.000
And I'd sit there with my dick in my belly button and I'd whack it off.
01:58:57.000
And then I'd hear something happen and I'd call the cops.
01:59:02.000
They're like, listen, you gotta stop doing cocaine.
01:59:06.000
So if somebody happened, I'd lift the water and hit the compressor button.
01:59:11.000
But there's one tiny minute in Lady in Red where she shows her fucking pussy.
01:59:21.000
It says, let's her dress fly and shows her red hot panties.
01:59:25.000
No, it's when Gene Wilder comes calling for her.
01:59:33.000
She reminded me of an old girlfriend in high school.
01:59:40.000
Gene Wilder and her were in a movie together naked.
01:59:47.000
I know what you're saying, but I'm like, that's crazy.
02:00:21.000
She was on Celebrity Rehab, one of those celebrity losing weight shows.
02:00:33.000
I think Steve Seagal's third movie was with her.
02:00:35.000
Back in Danger, whatever the fuck, with the kid.
02:00:37.000
They shot the kid and him with the wife, and then he went to the ranch.
02:00:48.000
She moved to a fucking ranch and started eating potato chips.
02:00:52.000
With that Steven Seagal money, she saw what he made on one of those fucking movies.
02:00:56.000
Steven Seagal was getting paid, though, for a while.
02:01:03.000
Yeah, when he was doing like, Above the Law and all those movies.
02:01:09.000
They would've never gave him another eight if Above the Law.
02:01:12.000
In the beginning when he's doing the classic Aikido dude.
02:01:16.000
When he goes to that bar and starts bit slapping people with that fucking straight arm to the neck, that was tremendous.
02:01:25.000
What was the movie with the fucking Jamaicans and shit?
02:01:30.000
What's the movie with the Jamaicans when he went to the mall with the Colombians and the Santeria?
02:01:38.000
That was Back 4 More 2. Back 4 More 2. Oh, that's funny.
02:01:47.000
We need to find out what the fuck that movie is.
02:02:18.000
Damn, this motherfucker's done a lot of movies.
02:02:19.000
When I kidnapped that dude, and the cops were looking for me, I hid out with Above the Law and Lethal Weapon.
02:02:37.000
Remember he killed a brother and then the brother popped up?
02:02:44.000
His fight scenes in these early movies were like the first realistic fight scenes in a movie.
02:02:50.000
Where a dude was like slapping guys' arms down and fucking knuckling them in the face.
02:03:01.000
It was the first time we ever saw Aikido, but it wasn't like a giant flying split kick where he kicks two dudes at the same time.
02:03:10.000
It was more brutal than we had ever seen in movies before.
02:03:15.000
As far as karate scenes, it seemed more brutal and more realistic.
02:03:18.000
I never saw a Steven Seagal movie in a black movie theater, but it must be real.
02:03:25.000
Black people don't cheer for black people in movie theaters.
02:03:31.000
I saw the second Rambo on 178th Street in Harlem.
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Remember that scene when he opens his eyes and he stands, the German guy?
02:03:49.000
I can't even imagine a Steven Seagal movie on the 78th Street.
02:03:58.000
If you got in above the law in the 1980s and went to Harlem and watched Above the Law, I bet it would be one of the most incredible experiences of your life.
02:04:06.000
Well, I saw Planet of the fucking Apes in Philly.
02:04:09.000
Me and Tommy Jr. and his girl, we went to a theater in the middle of Philly, and this was like when the UFC had fights in Philly.
02:04:21.000
We played pool, and we got so high, we were terrified of our own shadow, and then we went to this black neighborhood.
02:04:30.000
We didn't know it was like an urban neighborhood.
02:04:33.000
But once we were in the theater, we were like, oh my god, we're the only white people here.
02:04:37.000
We found each other, we huddled together, and then we went to the movie theater.
02:04:40.000
But when we got in there, it was hilarious, man.
02:04:43.000
There's dudes who are artists at Yelling Shit Out.
02:05:01.000
The worst is when there's a funny dude and his not funny friend is like fucking really loud.
02:05:07.000
Like one dude will say some funny shit and then his other friends will chime in and try to like top him and they can't.
02:05:15.000
I saw a Clint Eastwood marathon in San Francisco on the Tenderloin when Clint Eastwood tells the guy to pick up the gun and the black guy yells in the back, shoot that black motherfucker!
02:05:49.000
Was it Jason Statham or was Jason Statham was The Mechanic?
02:05:51.000
You wouldn't go see that out of respect for Charles Bronson.
02:05:54.000
But when it was on television, I caught the first 10 minutes of it on Showtime and I was correct.
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And they would line up to Sunset to suck that blonde hair.
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Especially after the movie he did on Baby Blue Marine.
02:06:30.000
And then they put him with the ugliest man in Hollywood, Charles Bronson.
02:06:37.000
He was in Malibu, eating pills, drinking cocktails, They say that that's the place to go if you want to eat pills.
02:06:44.000
If you want to be like a rich old person that eats pills, Malibu is your spot.
02:06:47.000
Like everyone in Malibu is like, you know, there's like a bunch of refugees from Hollywood that are older and just chewing pills now.
02:06:54.000
Like littered in between people who like to jog and ride bikes.
02:06:58.000
There's like just people staring at the ocean just popping pills all day.
02:07:02.000
You know what the worst thing about those pills are?
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And how you don't feel it while you're eating those things.
02:07:17.000
You didn't eat your vikonins after your surgeries.
02:07:28.000
You gotta eat tons of fucking yogurt with them.
02:07:30.000
Pills are a slow fucking death in this country.
02:07:35.000
I didn't, but I was never really an opiate guy.
02:07:37.000
I ate some volumes when I snorted some coke to get the dick going.
02:07:42.000
But there's people who eat those, like that thing you always talk about, that Florida Road.
02:07:56.000
That synthetic heroin ain't the best thing in the world for you.
02:07:59.000
You might as well pull it off the street and do a little bump.
02:08:02.000
Synthetic heroin is made not to fucking addict you, but to fucking destroy you.
02:08:16.000
When you show up with a fucking dab and a pipe and a fucking torch and shit like that, it's time for you to stop.
02:08:23.000
Why does everybody always want to make crack out of everything?
02:08:29.000
Now I've got to mix it with gasoline and fucking toenails, put it in a jar with paint, and smoke it.
02:08:39.000
If you blow him, he wants to stick it to your ass.
02:08:41.000
Now, you know, you got a good point there, at least a finger, but now, you know, they got so much fucking weed stuff coming at you, and it's great, but I still like rolling the fucking joint.
02:08:53.000
You know what I like about rolling the joint, man?
02:09:01.000
I wanted to say the celebration of it, but it's not the celebration.
02:09:10.000
In Florida, this is the craziest statistic ever.
02:09:14.000
We've read it before, but if you haven't heard that podcast, Florida prescribes 10 times more oxycodone pills than every other state in the country combined.
02:09:27.000
That's a scary, scary thing that those pills have taken over so strongly.
02:09:42.000
Wouldn't it be cool if they had an app to show where people are sober?
02:09:45.000
If, like, your app, like, if you hold your phone, it tells you if you're on heroin, and just, you look, I got a map.
02:09:51.000
Like, we were looking at that porn map, all the cream pies and all that shit.
02:09:54.000
Find out what percentage of Florida is not on pain pills right now.
02:10:04.000
That there is somebody right now moving kilos of cocaine online through UPS or whatever one of those systems that nobody even knows.
02:10:17.000
I don't know nothing about nothing, but I'm just saying that there's got to be somebody selling coke on Twitter.
02:10:22.000
There's an article about a website that somehow or another is able to transact illicit deals and people send poop senders.
02:10:30.000
Yeah, if you want to buy any poop, they got gorilla poop, turkey, cow poop, elephant crap, gorilla poop.
02:10:41.000
That's the thing that everybody can't look it up.
02:10:54.000
But there's ways that people are doing it where they're figuring out how to...
02:10:59.000
But I mean, how long are they going to be able to do that?
02:11:01.000
And then what happens if somehow in the future they can go back retroactively and look up the database of who bought heroin or whatever through this fucking crazy website?
02:11:15.000
So anybody who's going to buy heroin online is going to...
02:11:20.000
It's like you're going to be a commenter on YouTube.
02:11:23.000
You're not going to go on there as Joey Diaz and say crazy shit about Taylor Swift.
02:11:34.000
You could quick a fucking switch and 20 minutes later some guy delivers it to your door.
02:11:42.000
It seems like once there's a desire for something, it's impossible to stop people from figuring out a way to get it to people, especially if it's illegal.
02:11:52.000
And it only makes sense that they'd be using the internet, right?
02:12:03.000
I mean, it's not like anybody's going to hide that shit.
02:12:12.000
He went to jail because he convinced a girl that her vagina was haunted and that he had to get rid of the ghost with his penis.
02:12:26.000
They arrested him after he claimed that he could get rid of it.
02:12:31.000
The paranormal enthusiast allegedly charged $3,250 to perform the sexorcism.
02:12:47.000
You talk a woman at the town, there's a ghost and a monkey.
02:13:14.000
Huang, H-U-A-N-G, G-I-A-N. He was that little Chinese dude in the back that got fucking A's and everybody threw fucking paper clips at him.
02:13:24.000
Now he's getting his dick sucked and getting paid.
02:13:31.000
He explained the ghost in her vagina were preventing her boss from falling in love with her.
02:13:40.000
So she must have come to him and said, I want my boss to fall in love with me.
02:13:49.000
Because the ghosts in her vagina were preventing her boss from falling in love with her.
02:13:55.000
A ghost that he could easily catch with his penis.
02:14:09.000
You should be able to go to court and say, well, your honor, what I told her was that her vagina was haunted and the only way she's going to be able to steal her boss away from his wife is if she let me fuck her and catch the ghost with my dick.
02:14:26.000
You'd be like, get your lunchbox and get the fuck out.
02:14:35.000
You thought really he was going to get the ghost out with his dick?
02:14:40.000
How can you call the cops and tell them this shit in a straight face?
02:14:44.000
He stuck his dick in my fucking whatever until he had a ghost in there.
02:14:52.000
It was the $3,250 that they had a problem with.
02:15:01.000
How can they prove that he didn't get the ghost out?
02:15:15.000
She waits right until you start and she farts right in your face.
02:15:23.000
Well, you can definitely talk some people into almost anything.
02:15:32.000
Any of those Laurel Canyon farmer's markets, just stay in the back.
02:15:37.000
Oh, they got the hat on, the whole fucking thing.
02:15:39.000
How many people do you think you could talk and join a cult if you went to Burning Man?
02:15:46.000
You could walk out of there with a little leash.
02:15:52.000
You know, why the reason why they have to suck your dick.
02:15:55.000
The drink from the anointing of the sick, the whole thing.
02:16:00.000
You just can't go to Burning Man and drop knowledge on bitches.
02:16:04.000
Well, you have to have a little bit of a plan, but then from there you can make it up as you go along.
02:16:07.000
And it's tremendous, because you can get a soldier, and then his girlfriend, and then his girlfriend, and then you recruit two chicks and some motherfucking Momo, and you're off and running.
02:16:23.000
You know, he makes condoms and cigarettes, and he sells them to little Chinese kids.
02:16:33.000
Yeah, I wonder how many of those people pretend to be kidnapped so that their dad has to send money.
02:16:37.000
Bro, I lived in Boulder, and I remember kids coming to me and going, listen, give me a week.
02:16:46.000
And then they'd walk around poor, telling people they're poor.
02:16:52.000
Meanwhile, they're driving a fucking Volvo with an airbag, the whole fucking deal.
02:16:56.000
Well, I know a dude who's really rich who drives, like, beat-up cars because he grew up rich.
02:17:04.000
Like, he wants to think that he's, like, a country guy.
02:17:07.000
Well, you know, I'm just trying to make it, and it's here a big city.
02:17:15.000
Well, I think someone growing up in that kind of environment, if you grew up with, like...
02:17:22.000
Super rich, multi-billionaire parents living on yachts and flying away to boarding school.
02:17:34.000
If you grow up and your parents are weapons manufacturers, And your parents have an island off of Greece.
02:17:39.000
You know, and the dad flies out there in a G5, and they're selling machine guns in Saudi Arabia.
02:17:48.000
And you shoot your guns with Clinton, and Bush comes over, and he brings something tied up, and you shoot him.
02:18:13.000
He did a video of him live from Bohemian Grove.
02:18:15.000
It's like Alex Jones is one of his first videos.
02:18:17.000
They really do, he's right, they really do have like a ritual that they do there.
02:18:22.000
If you find it online, I guarantee it's up there.
02:18:26.000
They find, he goes there and these dudes, they're in front of this gigantic stone owl.
02:18:31.000
And they have these sticks, and they say they're going to burn these sticks like it's an effigy.
02:18:36.000
I guess the idea behind that is that the sticks are supposed to represent a sacrifice.
02:18:39.000
And in the old days, they actually used to take a person and light them on fire.
02:18:45.000
I was there, ladies and gentlemen, hiding in the bushes, watching this satanic ritual take place with your tax dollars!
02:18:53.000
These dudes put on robes, and they go out there with torches.
02:19:25.000
If you went there live and you saw this, you would believe that anything is possible.
02:19:29.000
If there's some dude who has a bundle of sticks, is there a woman that they're pretending that they're going to sacrifice?
02:19:43.000
See, it looks like they got like a person that they're going to pretend to sacrifice, then they burn these sticks.
02:20:20.000
Tell me where this happened so I can avoid this fucking neighborhood.
02:20:26.000
Yeah, this is past Visalia before San Francisco.
02:20:35.000
This is what tuned me in to the Illuminati, ladies and gentlemen.
02:20:38.000
There was a dark time before that where they hid in the shadows.
02:20:47.000
I mean, even if it's just for a goof, if people go, oh, you're just misconstruing what's going on there.
02:20:56.000
What kind of an asshole stands around in a robe waiting for all this stupid shit to take place?
02:21:02.000
Like, this has taken place for over, like, 15, 20 minutes, and they're all in orderly line, like, waiting on this in this very weird ritual.
02:21:14.000
So the idea is that there's a Washington Post article about it.
02:21:21.000
There's a bunch of fire and people dressed up and smoke.
02:21:26.000
Like, what if they had great music and they're just standing still?
02:21:38.000
So there's an article here in the Washington Post about this Bohemian Grove thing and these guys are standing around these gigantic redwood trees and shit and they're all these like really super rich guys.
02:21:48.000
It says, two future U.S. presidents, Ronald Reagan and Richard Nixon, are pictured with Harvey Hancock, not to be confused with Herbie Hancock, or Herbie...
02:22:03.000
Harvey Hancock standing and others at the Bohemian Grove in the summer of 1967. Wow.
02:22:15.000
He said, if I were to choose the speech that gave me the most pleasure and satisfaction in my political career, it would be the Lakeside speech at the Bohemian Grove in 1967. Because this speech traditionally was off the record and received no publicity at the time.
02:22:30.000
But then he said, the Bohemian Grove that I attended from time to time, the Easterners and the others came there and it became the most faggy goddamn thing you could ever imagine.
02:22:44.000
That San Francisco crowd that goes there, it's just terrible.
02:22:47.000
I mean, I won't shake hands with anybody from San Francisco.
02:22:55.000
Look at this picture of this photo of Ronald Reagan and Richard Nixon talking to this guy.
02:23:06.000
They really do have a place where these old, rich, elite guys get together and sit down.
02:23:16.000
Like, they really did have places like that, where they would meet up in these special locations.
02:23:20.000
Like, that idea has always been like this wacky conspiracy theory thing, that the elites get together and they meet and they wear robes.
02:23:30.000
Look, they're hanging around in a forest, and Nixon and Ronald Reagan are there with their dinner jackets on.
02:23:40.000
Looks like John Wayne in the lower right, doesn't it?
02:23:55.000
It's going to be long after these guys are gone.
02:23:58.000
Obviously Reagan and Nixon are both gone now, but long, long after anybody who's alive now, in the future we're going to have a whisper of what happened there.
02:24:07.000
Somebody's going to find a letter, there's got to be proof, a picture, a photograph.
02:24:12.000
Something, somebody's gonna write some crazy shit down.
02:24:31.000
For two weeks of heavy drinking, super secret talks, druid worship.
02:24:36.000
The group insists that they are simply revering the Redwoods and other rituals.
02:24:42.000
To escape the frontier culture or uncivilized interests of common man.
02:24:49.000
This is the fucking Washington Post who wrote this.
02:24:52.000
The people that gather at Bohemian Grove, who have included prominent business leaders, former U.S. presidents, musicians, and oil barons, are told that weaving spiders come not here, meaning that business deals are to be left outside.
02:25:06.000
One exception was in 1942 when planning for the Manhattan Project took place at the Grove, leading to the creation of the atomic bomb.
02:25:18.000
How hard did that edible kick in about 15 minutes ago?
02:25:22.000
He thinks you're talking about Bohemian Rhapsody.
02:25:23.000
He got to a certain point where I saw him check out.
02:25:26.000
I saw his eyes roll back, and I'm like, okay, it's there.
02:25:49.000
175. That's 175, the one that makes people fucking cringe.
02:26:00.000
I saw that movie trailer that was pulled that you were in.
02:26:13.000
No, what are you talking about for a movie deal?
02:26:30.000
Somebody that's paid to edit it gets paid $10 an hour and he just puts it online or something like that.
02:26:38.000
He's probably at home sitting in Burbank doing it.
02:26:44.000
Like the high-level people who rob those movies, they don't rob the movie from the movie theater with the camera no more.
02:26:56.000
They tap in like the week before the movie gets released.
02:27:17.000
The movies in this country come out three days before you go see them on Friday.
02:27:21.000
If you go into any big market, Detroit, New York, with fucking these badass motherfuckers, Tuesday you could get whatever movie you want, even though the movie's not coming out till Friday.
02:27:33.000
Do you remember when you used to be able to buy them on the street?
02:27:38.000
They had a cover that was a copy of the real cover, and it was obviously a common computer printer copy.
02:27:46.000
I made good, maybe allegedly made great money selling Pulp Fiction bootlegs on campus.
02:27:53.000
You know, I've never bought a fucking illegal film.
02:27:59.000
Especially in New York City, I was always, just don't stop.
02:28:05.000
There's a lot of times I bought them and they were empty.
02:28:08.000
I knew guys in the 70s that were taking boxes like Crazy Eddie.
02:28:28.000
The pulling up and asking if you want to buy some stereo equipment.
02:28:38.000
That's a weird thing about urban environments, isn't it?
02:28:40.000
In cities, there's always a scam that's getting run.
02:28:43.000
But I knew there was one point where the scam went sour.
02:28:46.000
There was one point where I heard, you hear shit that people were selling thermoses and their glasses broke.
02:28:57.000
Oh, I might get bullshit, then I gotta go back looking for the fucking guy the next day for $8.
02:29:03.000
But I remember going back to New York in 94, after I got divorced, and a friend of mine goes, I got a job selling cars.
02:29:16.000
He took me to a building in Harlem that the top two floors were, like, going into the Gap.
02:29:23.000
And the original clothes were on there with the original prices.
02:29:30.000
So I remember for like 600 getting three suits and a pair of shoes and two dress shirts or something.
02:29:37.000
Like, you know, because they're selling them for a third.
02:29:48.000
You know, it was probably headed to Ikea or something like that.
02:29:55.000
But there were guys from the neighborhood that you knew had a job at APA Trucking, or one of those things, one of those trucking firms, and they'd get shit every fucking Thursday.
02:30:07.000
When I was a kid, fucking the trains would move Honda Mini Trails.
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Honda Mini Trails are the best motorcycle you could buy for a kid who didn't have balls.
02:30:22.000
And then we found out that you could steal them off the train that came to an Erie Lackawanna.
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And you would go down there and somebody would jump on the train, break the seal.
02:30:31.000
Take the shit off, throw it into the weeds, and then somebody would have to come back with a truck.
02:30:35.000
Because in those days, you put those together, they didn't come built.
02:30:38.000
The tires were on, the bottom was on, but you got to put the seat on, you got to put the steering wheel on, you got to put all that shit on them.
02:30:46.000
So we found out when they were coming in, and you take three or four of them, keep one, sell three of them.
02:30:51.000
They were 200 retail, so that meant they were probably...
02:30:55.000
Wasn't that like a big amount of profit for like some organized crime in New York because they could steal things off the docks and then resell them someplace?
02:31:07.000
You could sell it for whatever the fuck you want.
02:31:11.000
Why do you think stealing cocaine in the 80s is so popular?
02:31:16.000
I just got 30 kilos that you're gonna pay 44, I'm gonna sell for 32. When was the last time anybody ever offered you to buy something that was stolen?
02:31:34.000
He had two dildos the other day, and I'm like, wow, these are like brand new.
02:31:53.000
Yeah, he hangs out at the Rainbow now, and Mel's.
02:31:56.000
But Boonshock had this dildo, and I'm like, wow, this looks brand new.
02:32:04.000
Do you remember that Kenison talked about the Roxy way back, or the Rainbow, way back in his fucking HBO special?
02:32:14.000
Did you see the Sunset Strip movie I told you about?
02:32:18.000
Sunset Strip just came out on Showtime On Demand.
02:32:22.000
It's a documentary about Sunstrip starting from the beginning, all the way through the Mafia, all the way through Ciro's.
02:32:27.000
It goes through into all this shit about the hooker houses that were everywhere.
02:32:31.000
I had no idea about, like, there was, like, process...
02:32:34.000
Whatever, like houses that rich people would go to and just had tons of hookers in it.
02:32:39.000
It talks about everything and you go buy it and you're just like going by these buildings that you go buy every day and you're like, holy shit, that was the hooker house.
02:32:46.000
Yeah, it came out in 2012. It's got mad reviews, man.
02:32:55.000
It says, documentary on the famous Los Angeles street.
02:33:00.000
So, yeah, it's got five stars or four stars here.
02:33:13.000
If there is a place in the world that I've ever been to that I feel like is haunted with the memories of the past, not necessarily haunted, but haunted with the memories of the past, it's that area.
02:33:31.000
And they talk about how it used to be like poppy...
02:33:55.000
From Doheny to Crescent Heights, there's a lot of ghosts.
02:33:59.000
I believe in sacred places, and I believe that this is.
02:34:04.000
That strip is like where you leave and where you come back.
02:34:24.000
And the strip is kind of the personification of it.
02:34:27.000
Your dreams can start out there, and your dream will end there, you know, if you don't watch your shit.
02:34:32.000
You will die that night, and it will be because of whatever dream you're chasing.
02:34:36.000
Yeah, he was talking to that other guy, and it was just a weird combo.
02:34:48.000
The excitement that happened in my last opening year could not have happened anyplace ever.
02:35:03.000
Nobody would ever come by and be like, you guys can't do that here.
02:35:07.000
It seems like this is a place where people sort of come for refuge.
02:35:11.000
Sunset Strip is a civilization for the brokenhearted, the mistreated, the overlooked, the underloved, and the doomed.
02:35:19.000
If you're gonna die, you might as well die here.
02:35:23.000
I think he's like the mayor of Sunset Strip or something weird like that.
02:35:32.000
I just realized how fortunate I am to have been able to perform there.
02:36:08.000
And he does his podcast from there, too, sometimes.
02:36:18.000
If you guys went back to the comedy store, like, seriously, that would be one of the most amazing things ever.
02:36:24.000
Just, like, having, like, the Rogan Diaz Tuesday spot, like, in the main room, sold out every week.
02:36:32.000
We could do it at the Ice House tomorrow night.
02:36:37.000
And then, boom, I'm there with Eddie Ift and Brian Callen.
02:36:43.000
You see, the difference is the energy at the Ice House is all, like, there's a long history of it, and there's also what we bring there.
02:36:51.000
And what we've been bringing there, there's plenty of spirits at the Ice House, son.
02:36:56.000
There's no, like, holes in the fucking basement covered in cement with...
02:37:11.000
And that dirty, crazy street, that nutty energy that that place has, it only makes sense if people died there.
02:37:17.000
The piano player Jeff Scott recently posted on his Facebook the tunnel going underneath the street where they used to take the bodies underneath to where it used to be something else.
02:37:28.000
I don't know if it's true, but that was the rumor always.
02:37:31.000
In the back of the main room there was a doorway to a tunnel and the tunnel led up the hill.
02:37:52.000
And it cuts across and they can keep going to different things.
02:37:58.000
Well one of the ideas in this Questions Everything show was to go and spend the night at a haunted house.
02:38:04.000
And I was thinking, there's no better place to stay than the Comedy Store.
02:38:13.000
Carl DeBeau used to tell a story on stage about how a time where when he was young, we'll have him come in here and tell it someday.
02:38:20.000
When he was young, he was staying at the store.
02:38:24.000
And he's at the store, like, his wife kicked him out or something like that.
02:38:31.000
He's like, I'm here to make my dreams happen, man.
02:38:39.000
It was like a Halloween show we had in the main room.
02:39:01.000
You know, like right before Kennison had even made it.
02:39:03.000
And he said he heard another clink clink, like he heard another chair.
02:39:07.000
And they said, and then out of nowhere, two hands grabbed his legs and dragged him to the edge of the stairs.
02:39:17.000
By the time he got up, he scrambled, the person, whatever it was, just disappeared.
02:39:24.000
And he said he freaked out and ran out of there.
02:39:34.000
No, I saw him by the belly room going up the stairs one night.
02:39:47.000
I was up next to the other two and I was standing by that thing there.
02:39:52.000
And I kept seeing there's a light on the top of the belly room.
02:40:03.000
I was watching, waiting, killing time, and I kept seeing something keep going past my eye.
02:40:16.000
And I'm sitting there going, what the fuck is this light?
02:40:34.000
Dice has a story where he was upstairs and they heard them banging on the door.
02:40:38.000
Crazy Corey Cuomo has a story where she heard music in the fucking main room, like old band music, like the Titanic type music.
02:40:58.000
I know that the original room has a weird energy.
02:41:07.000
There's something that points at that comedy store.
02:41:10.000
The big mistake they're going to do is they're going to knock that down and build something over it.
02:41:23.000
How many people died and didn't make it as comics?
02:41:34.000
You know that building in Gardner, all those buildings.
02:41:38.000
People that are straight, legit people say, this block is haunted on Gardner, behind El Compadre.
02:41:46.000
How many people kill themselves in those buildings coming out here?
02:41:48.000
Look at this fucking young kid that iced himself last week from a Disney show.
02:41:52.000
29 years old, he's on fucking Rizzouli and Isles.
02:41:55.000
A fucking black kid, 29 years old, with a shotgun.
02:41:58.000
I go to do the podcast with Lee, I go to make a right and there's cops all over my fucking corner.
02:42:07.000
I used to go down to one-hop condo with that kid.
02:42:21.000
Why would Judy Canciotti try to make a comeback?
02:42:26.000
Dude, I just saw her and Don Barris in a fight that lasted like 30 minutes.
02:42:32.000
These people come out here and they get crazy, man.
02:42:37.000
I was talking to a Graham Elwood call to invite us to the podcast convention.
02:42:42.000
And I go, Graham, do you know that me and you were the same manager in 2000?
02:42:48.000
Whether we're fucking rich or successful or we're on a TV show, we're still here.
02:42:58.000
We're very lucky to have gone through what we've gone through.
02:43:00.000
At the store and having a great time in the comedy that I just saw that I had goosebumps.
02:43:05.000
I'm a fucking fat ex-felon from North Bergen, New Jersey.
02:43:09.000
I was at the comedy store doing blow, developing, getting better, seeing the fucking world, walking to the store, walking from the union on Tuesday night to the store, and walking back to the Laugh Factory.
02:43:20.000
Remember we used to walk to the standard all the time?
02:43:25.000
I remember that fucking idiot that sold the lighters.
02:43:31.000
The first Monday I was ever here, I walked into the fucking comedy store in Don Paris.
02:43:41.000
Don Barrett still had the shorts on, still had the balloons on.
02:43:45.000
And the next day they told me to go to the Laugh Factory.
02:43:49.000
And you stood on line all day and you did three minutes.
02:43:55.000
And he knew the whole history of comedy in L.A. Who you had to sign with, who was going to see you.
02:44:08.000
He went up there and all of a sudden, all day he's talking, telling stories.
02:44:16.000
Then he became a lighter salesman and rings and wheels beat him.
02:44:19.000
Yeah, he always had those lighters with titties in them.
02:44:23.000
Yeah, Brian Callen and Don Barris have this thing where Don Barris pretends to bang Brian Callen in his booty hole...
02:44:44.000
He makes it like he's pulling his cock out and jerks off on him and finishes it.
02:44:48.000
And it's made extra special by the fact that Don Barris, without wearing a costume, is doing this in a jumpsuit.
02:44:58.000
It's not like he dressed up for this role where he could pull his cock out really easy.
02:45:03.000
And on top of that, Don Barris is rumored to have a cock the size of your arm.
02:45:10.000
Every time he's been about to pull it out on stage, I get out of the room.
02:45:18.000
I mean, if you don't have a giant dick and another guy has a giant dick, you're like, whoa!
02:45:25.000
Make enough money, you could buy a nice house, too.
02:45:27.000
But if a guy's got a giant dick, he's got a giant dick.
02:45:31.000
I forget, it was like a year ago or something like that, he had a boner for some reason, and he wanted to show a girl in the audience, and he was just outlining it with his hand, like, look how big this is, honey.
02:45:45.000
It's not like one of those white guys in the movies where it's long, but you're like, yeah, but it's tapered.
02:45:53.000
There's some long dicks that aren't impressive.
02:46:01.000
Which you'd imagine some fucking hiker would have.
02:46:09.000
He's shaking his head like, yeah, yeah, I understand.
02:46:18.000
If anybody needs this shit, listen, is there any more tickets to you Wednesday night at the Ice House?
02:46:29.000
And then you come out at 10. Stick around, man.
02:46:47.000
So there's a great fucking card tomorrow night.
02:46:54.000
Last time we had six circles of people smoking reefer, bazookas, eating edibles.
02:47:00.000
Black security was going to fucking take Rogan home.
02:47:07.000
Yeah, so I'm looking forward to going to Milwaukee.
02:47:10.000
We're going to have a fucking blast, cocksuckers.
02:47:13.000
But I'm going to Gotham on Friday the 13th, Joe Rogan.
02:47:18.000
Don't think that we don't appreciate the fuck out of you guys.
02:47:24.000
We're in this weird situation where we have the nicest...
02:47:29.000
The people that come out to these shows, they're the nicest people.
02:47:39.000
After the shows, there's a few people that get real nervous and their hands get sweaty.
02:47:50.000
How many times, though, when you take pictures of dudes, they're just completely sweaty?
02:47:57.000
I tell them, please don't touch me because I'm sweaty.
02:48:02.000
And you go home and take the shirt off and put it on the couch.
02:48:05.000
It smells like fucking the chick with the ghost in the snatch.
02:48:09.000
Yeah, this is the chicks that took care of us last time.
02:48:27.000
How it started where we just hang around after shows.
02:48:31.000
As long as they come and we hang out afterwards, that's all.
02:48:36.000
We decided that even if we want to leave, it's way better for them if they get to hang out and take a picture with us and get to meet us.
02:48:48.000
They go to the show, they have a good time, and then afterwards...
02:48:52.000
We'll hang around with them and talk to them and take photos with them.
02:48:57.000
We're not just doing a comedy show and then getting the fuck out of there.
02:49:03.000
And then when I walk into the UFC, people start yelling, DN! And you're like, hi.
02:49:13.000
I do interviews afterwards and they're screaming, stay!
02:49:21.000
They bribe the security and let them get up front.
02:49:26.000
Well, the UFC, too, they give a lot of access to fans.
02:49:35.000
And now other leagues are learning from Dana White.
02:49:41.000
People will pay to get fucking armbarred by Chuck Liddell.
02:49:49.000
If you're a fan, you go to the Fan Expo, learn how to roll.
02:49:52.000
I don't care whether you're a white belt or a brown belt, they're not going to kill you.
02:49:55.000
You're going to get one great thing out of it and a picture.
02:49:59.000
You know, I went to, like, Willis Reed's basketball camp.
02:50:09.000
Carlos Kahn had a great video of him sparring with guys, like rolling with guys.
02:50:34.000
We got my man, motherfucking Clay Guida, against who the fuck is...
02:50:54.000
Oh, so Clay Guida's fighting 45. Yeah, he's fighting Chad Mendes.
02:51:29.000
Benson Henderson versus Anthony Pettis, that is fucking nuts.
02:51:32.000
Rufus will be there Friday jumping up and down and shit, throwing sidekicks for Jesus.
02:51:38.000
Henderson versus Anthony Pettis is going to be fucking insanity.
02:51:59.000
Remember when he hit Cerrone with that crazy knee too, the Showtime knee?
02:52:02.000
He bounces off the cage and pops his knee through a small opening and catches him in the face.
02:52:12.000
He's only gotten better since he won the title.
02:52:14.000
It's only gotten better since he lost the title to Pettis.
02:52:17.000
He's a different fighter than when he lost to Pettis, bro.
02:52:26.000
So we'll see you guys at the Pabst Theater and we'll see you tomorrow night at the Ice House and also tomorrow we're going to have a podcast here with the one and only Everlast.
02:52:40.000
Acoustic-only CD. And he got the idea from doing it from performing on podcasts, from getting on our podcasts and doing it for the first time.
02:52:49.000
Performing, you know, acoustic like that and getting this massive reaction.
02:52:55.000
He actually pulled me, last time he was here, he pulled me into the car and goes, Brian, I need something to tell you something.
02:52:59.000
And he showed me, because supposedly, I hope it's still on there, but he said, we talked about, I said that you should do like a That one song, Jump Up and Go Down.
02:53:12.000
But he played it for me in his car, and he's like, how is this?
02:53:29.000
I like him acoustically even better than House of Pain.
02:53:41.000
And ever since what it's like, people caught his acoustic shit is way deeper.
02:53:51.000
Jump Around is always going to be like an anthem.
02:53:59.000
I'm going to be with Tony Hinchcliffe September 26th at Stand Up Live at Phoenix, Arizona.
02:54:04.000
And the following day, I'm going to Ohio, Columbus, Ohio at Woodland's Backyard with Tom Segura, Christina Pajitzky, and Tony and me.