On this episode of the podcast, the boys talk about the new year, Jordan Peterson's new diet, and how to lose weight on a carnivore diet. Also, the guys talk about how to get rid of your butthole. If you like the show, please HIT SUBSCRIBE and leave us a rating and review on Apple Podcasts. I'll be picking one person at random who leave a review to win a FREE place on the next Shreddin8 program! Thank you so much for all your support and stay tuned for more episodes like this and more in the coming weeks. XOXO - The boys Cheers, Kevin and Yusong - Kevin & Yusong, Kevin & Kevin Timestamps: 1:00:00 - Jordan Peterson s new diet 6:30 - How to lose fat 7:00- How to gain muscle 8:00 9:30 What's your favorite thing to eat? 11:00 | What s your favorite protein 12:00 -- How do you feel about Jordan Peterson? 13:30 | What are you looking forward to eating meat 16:30 -- Why do you like it? 17:00 // What are your favorite foods 18:15 - Why are you eating meat? 19:30 // What is your favorite meal 21:00 / 22:15 22:40 23:40 | What's the worst thing you veggie 26: What do you think of Jordan Peterson eats 27:15 | How does it make you feel like? 29:00/30:30 / 32:40 / 33:10 32:30/35:40/35 35:00 @ what s your favourite food? 36:10 / 36:00 & 37:00 +37:00 Is it better than what you like to eat 38:00 Can you lose weight? 39:00 What is a good meal? 40:00 Are you hungry? 45:00 Do you have a problem eating meat or pasta? 41:15 / 40:30 Can you eat meat or steak or pasta/salad/dairy? 42:00 How much pasta/sparring? 47:00 Some other food should I eat meat/sauce?
00:02:31.000Because I know a lot of people that I respect that have tried, like Jordan Peterson in particular, that guy's a fucking genius.
00:02:37.000And when he's telling me what a massive impact it's had on him cognitively, he said that intellectually he's at his prime, he said all of his immune system, autoimmune issues went away, and that's, vitiligo's an autoimmune issue.
00:02:51.000So I'm seeing what happens with that, too.
00:03:12.000So instead of your diet breaking down a bunch of different things, it's just breaking down one thing.
00:03:16.000And this one thing that human beings have been eating since the beginning of time.
00:03:20.000Like this idea that human beings are herbivores is pretty much nonsense.
00:03:23.000One of the main reasons why we became what we are.
00:03:26.000They think is because we started eating meat.
00:03:28.000We started getting better access to protein from cooking it because we figured out how to harness fire.
00:03:33.000And then through hunting, we started getting more devious and started thinking and having better critical skills and then eating mushrooms.
00:03:41.000They think all those things, but that's just the mechanics.
00:04:39.000We can all agree that's not good for anybody.
00:04:41.000Yeah, processed foods and sugar are all bad for everybody.
00:04:43.000The reason why people are so fucking fat, the reason why everyone's so fat is carbohydrates and fat and sugar and all of it mixed up together and massive portions and sedentary lifestyle.
00:05:32.000You could have run some Cam Haines-type miles to burn off that shit.
00:05:37.000So all the different things that could fuck with your health and all the different things, what makes you feel good and what makes you feel bad, depending upon your biology, your lifestyle, I'm experimenting.
00:05:47.000So this is my experiment for the month.
00:13:00.000Why would they have, why would they be pushing on, there's virtually a media blackout on it for the longest time, but they gotta talk about something, because the longer the mainstream media doesn't talk about it, the more obvious.
00:13:13.000It's so obvious it looks and it's waking everybody up.
00:13:16.000You know how many people who are super anti-conspiracy theorists are all into Epstein now.
00:13:21.000It's like when 9-11 happened, that woke up a lot of people.
00:16:16.000How about 2020 showed his dead body on TV? The craziest thing, the craziest thing besides all that, the craziest thing is like, where's the video footage?
00:16:36.000Video from Jeffrey Lee Epstein's suicide attempt is gone.
00:16:39.000Jail officials inadvertently preserved footage from wrong floor.
00:16:43.000Hey, Governor, if you're going to kill someone, do better, though.
00:16:46.000If you were part of this network of elite people, right?
00:16:52.000He definitely has a lot of power, right?
00:16:55.000Wouldn't you think it would be a good idea to all get together and say, listen, every now and then some dude's going to, we're going to have to sacrifice one of you guys and just fake your death and you're going to have to go to one of the islands in Japan.
00:17:08.000They probably have so many spots set up.
00:17:10.000Wouldn't it be smart to set up some spots in the Greek islands or somewhere off the coast of Norway, Greenland?
00:17:49.000I'll tell you guys about this app, but Sean Atwood, that guy, holy shit.
00:17:54.000He's dug in so deep, like the neighbor, the property that's right next to the one in Manhattan that Les Wexner gave him for zero dollars for.
00:18:08.000People always jump on that, but that's not that crazy because back in the 80s, apparently, like Sean Atwood saying, that's not that crazy because people used to do that all the time to save on taxes, so that ain't a big deal.
00:18:20.000Maybe Epstein did pay him whatever it was worth.
00:18:24.000They would often do that and just say it's zero.
00:19:32.000Just give me an idea what that place was next door.
00:19:35.000It's just when you go through the owners like there's like there's so see the thing what's going on now is the the biggest phenomena that's going on right now is with the internet the internet is like backfiring and it's boomeranging back at the people it wasn't the internet was intended to control us and Surveil us and now the internet was intended for scientists to share information at universities universities That's your opinion.
00:20:56.000Mind control experiments from the CIA. They had 6% of the CIA's budget, and there was no oversight.
00:21:05.000They could spend it on whatever they wanted.
00:21:07.000And what they were doing was just dosing the fuck out of people with LSD. They dosed this one guy 77 days in a row, and they ran out of people that were willing to do it.
00:21:17.000A lot of times it was college students.
00:21:19.000That's how they toasted the Unabomber.
00:22:08.000That looks like 1952. 1977, San Francisco.
00:22:11.000But by that time, they've been doing it for more than 20 years.
00:22:14.000I was reading a book on this stuff, and when they were dosing everyone, the LSD and acid on stuff, in Haight-Ashbury in San Francisco, that's where Manson came out of.
00:22:22.000The whole family came out of there, from all the LSD with the CIA and stuff.
00:24:41.000They knew they were going to get killed for doing what they're doing, but they're just going to go out with their boots on, you know what I mean?
00:26:07.000But a lot of guys, three different guys that I looked up to and looked and asked for information because they were so into a certain area that I wasn't into.
00:26:43.000Well, what it is is a historical account of the times of the people that lived back then, as best they could tell it, translated down over thousands of years.
00:26:51.000So there's some absolute truths in the Bible, and there's some great guides to live your life, but there's also some nonsense.
00:28:21.000I think if you really do have that kind of gratitude and humility that you're being watched over by a loving God, I think there's a benefit to thinking like that.
00:28:29.000It's just about doing the right thing.
00:28:31.000It's all about how do we get the people to do the right thing.
00:28:34.000I believe there's a God because a couple things.
00:28:38.000When I did DMT, I thought, okay, there's way more shit to this reality, this dimension that's out there.
00:29:16.000But you know, really smart people don't just say, not only is there evidence, but if you look at probability theory, what was that guy's name?
00:29:41.000Unless we get disrupted by nature, unless we get hit with an asteroid or start a nuclear war, it's inevitable that technology reaches a point where simulation is possible.
00:29:49.000Well, if you watch Rick and Morty, that's what it is.
00:29:50.000Well, if simulation is real, then the simulation goes on forever in the space that everyone thinks there is.
00:30:53.000There's a VR arcade at the Westfield Mall on Riverside that's called Parallel Universe.
00:30:59.000But don't you think if we're in a simulation, and you believe we're in a simulation, if I was not right in the head, it'd be ways there for me to commit suicide if I was just thinking this is a whole simulation.
00:31:10.000Yeah, I mean, there's a lot of variables.
00:31:12.000There's a lot of variables about why should I just do whatever I want?
00:31:32.000Every day we go to sleep, and every day we wake up, and we assume and we have faith that all that stuff that we remember is really how life went on before we were awake.
00:32:19.000The good example is that we are, within a hundred years, away from making something that's indiscernible from what we experience every day.
00:32:53.000They love shiny things, especially the new ones.
00:32:56.000Oh, if you've got the newest car, it's even faster.
00:32:57.000The newest computer has better graphics.
00:33:00.000And as all this stuff, as we're paying for newer and better shit, it's fueling all this innovation, which is making crazier and crazier technology.
00:33:22.000What a simulation might be is that when we open this up with sufficient power and technology and processing power, whatever you are might go into this thing.
00:33:31.000That's a bit of a bummer though, right?
00:33:33.000When you think about it, like, let's say when you're 100 and finally technology there, you just download your consciousness into another body.
00:34:26.000It's all real weird and it's all, we're going to die and the next generation is going to pick up and the next generation after them is going to pick up.
00:34:32.000But life is, because of technology and science, the average lifespan is going like this.
00:34:57.000It's becoming this, you know, people are realizing, like, there's only been a short amount of time where human beings have even been human.
00:35:05.000We've only been human for half a million years at the most.
00:35:08.000Some of that stuff bums me out, especially if you have kids, you know?
00:35:13.000If you were a Neanderthal or a fucking Australopithecus and you were told that your species is going to go extinct, you think of all the good times you had killing muskrats and cooking them over the fire with your kids and hiding from jaguars and shit.
00:37:37.000But the thing about a guy like Elon Musk, who's one of the proponents of the simulation theory, the thing about a guy like him is he's got enough resources to relax a little bit, but also he is involved in technology every day, and he's probably one of the smartest people on Earth.
00:39:38.000We want to think there's something next because we want to hope that our contributions are permanent and that we're going to somehow or another come back in another life.
00:39:45.000That's where kids come into play, right?
00:41:46.000So all these news channels that thought they were going to expose him for being a jerk Or for saying crazy things, so they were gonna cover him.
00:41:55.000They just made him more and more popular.
00:41:58.000So their business grew from making fun of him, from talking shit about him, from saying he's gonna be impeached, from saying he's gonna be in jail.
00:42:09.000And then it stayed a part of their business when he started calling them fake news.
00:42:12.000And so now, instead of Being like at the tightest of journalistic standards, they have actually resorted to a lot of click-baity shit because now people aren't really reading regular newspapers anymore.
00:42:24.000And they're only watching like short clips online.
00:44:56.000They don't want the best for the country.
00:44:59.000What do you think the loony left wants?
00:45:01.000The loony left right now, the top of the loony left, the top of the loony left, the top of them, they're all going to go down for some shit.
00:45:44.000You think Nancy Pelosi and Hillary Clinton, all these people got together and said, hey, we're going to go to jail unless we start a world war.
00:45:50.000So let's collude and start a world war.
00:46:23.000They go to countries and they say, listen, we're going to give you a billion dollars in aid, and you're going to kick back half of it or whatever into our foundations as donations, and then we get our money back, and then you're going to hire my son, put him on one of your energy boards,
00:46:38.000and have your taxpayers pay him $100K a month.
00:52:19.000I mean, I know it's hard to say that when the guys only defended the title once, won the title against one of the best in Tyron Woodley, and then, look, Colby Covington, put away all that trash talk.
00:59:50.000Yeah, like, how we are right now, like, having fun, you really can only do this correctly if you're not worried about some shit.
00:59:56.000Like, if you have some other stuff that you should be handling, but you're not, you're blowing some things off, you know, your daughter has a recital or some shit, you know you're supposed to be there, you want to hang with your boys, that'll fuck with your head, right?
01:00:07.000Dude, have you seen the Kevin Hart doc?
01:02:37.000See, with him, I wouldn't say it's the same thing, because I think he genuinely gets a real positive impact out of achieving, and then also I think he has a really good sense of how much he inspires people.
01:02:48.000Yeah, he wants to make real changes in his community and all that.
01:03:29.000One of the things I notice that you have to avoid is as people get older, and I've been around some pretty successful older people of late, and one of the things that I notice is that they're generally afraid of losing their relevance.
01:03:43.000And their usefulness and their impact.
01:04:25.000But you just noticed that as you get older, you don't get more secure unless you work at it like anything else.
01:04:33.000If anything, you might get more insecure because you're dying.
01:04:36.000And you start to feel like you're losing your relevance, your strength, your power, all that stuff.
01:04:41.000So a lot of it is learning, I think, what Robert Downey Jr. was saying, that beauty of kind of learning how to step off and realize it's okay.
01:04:48.000Yeah, but then he also just did Dr. Doolittle, so take it easy.
01:05:22.000It's an element that you can put together with a lot of other elements in proper controls, and you can make a very useful engine.
01:05:30.000It's whether or not you use that element wisely or whether you not let that element overwhelm the recipe.
01:05:36.000Where the element is more potent and has more control than reason and logic and objectivity and kindness and camaraderie and all the other good elements.
01:06:28.000But you get to a point, it's true, but I think you get to a point where a lot of what you were chasing when you were younger was a sensation.
01:06:40.000Even if it's like the adoration of crowds and stuff.
01:06:44.000And then maybe as you get older you go, there's got to be – that's maybe why people as they get older get a little bit more quote-unquote spiritual, a little bit more – It's scared and tired too.
01:07:50.000The method is when I'm high, I will occasionally allow, especially when I'm comfortable with the material, I'll allow a complete different breach of thought.
01:07:58.000So my thought, if I'm doing a bit, especially if it's a bit that I've done a bunch of times before and I know how it's structured, I'm in the middle of something, I'll allow myself a part where I go, why do we do that?
01:08:11.000Who's the first guy who said, this is the best way to do it?
01:08:24.000I do it because I'm trying to like allow myself these little weird pathways and every now and then like there's a big part of one of the bits that I have that absolutely came from that and right now it's like one of the best parts of the bits.
01:08:35.000It came from me being baked, joking around about this one particular subject that I already had a bit about on stage and then boom it just comes out.
01:08:58.000Yeah, you're looking for the predator in the group and you've got to be ready.
01:09:02.000I think weed brings that down so it allows you to have a different perspective, like a more of a rounded perspective as opposed to a linear perspective of looking for that motherfucker that might get at you.
01:10:32.000This venture capitalist, she deals with billionaires.
01:10:35.000And she goes, you know, there's these ideas that, you know, people, all these billionaires get together and then they figured out the world.
01:10:44.000This is what we're going to do this year and they leave, you know.
01:10:46.000And she goes, let me tell you why that's complete bullshit.
01:10:49.000Like the idea that the powerful get together.
01:12:46.000And that was the end of the Illuminati myth.
01:12:49.000Have you ever seen the Bohemian Grove footage where Alex Jones filmed all these elites dressing up like druids and worshipping the owl god Moloch?
01:13:29.000It's people at the highest levels of banks.
01:13:31.000It's all these different famous people.
01:13:33.000There's a bunch of crazy, really rich, influential people that went to that Bohemian Grove and dressed up like druids and they chanted things.
01:13:57.000Whatever you might think about, anybody else that was there, although different people that have made YouTube videos on it, John Bronson is legit as they come, straight down the middle, very intelligent.
01:14:06.000But what do you think they're doing there?
01:14:07.000I think they're doing the same way they do the Skull and Bones, where they get together and they have a group where they all become a part of this group early on and they feel some kinship, just like the Freemasons.
01:14:18.000Just like a lot of people, but this is very extreme.
01:14:20.000They're chanting crazy shit, and they're putting hoods on, and they're burning an effigy that's supposed to be a sacrificial person, but it's straw in a bundle.
01:16:29.000It's in the middle of California, in the middle of the woods.
01:16:32.000You've got to go through a guard checkpoint.
01:16:33.000And I have, in this area, the same area, I have a friend who's a producer who got in with one of the biggest producers of all time for a while.
01:16:45.000I don't want to say any names, but he was in that crew.
01:16:48.000There's this producer and he's got this crew of all these different people in his crew to produce shit.
01:18:06.000Where Epstein came in was they all thought that they were protected.
01:18:09.000They all thought that this guy who has these intelligence connections, who's a benefactor of science, he loves to spend money on science, and he would donate money to their causes, and they were all together, and he was banging these girls, and so I'll bang them too.
01:21:56.000In a different side of what's going on.
01:21:58.000There's only really two sides in DC. There's only two sides in DC. There's the side that believes Adam Schiff, and then there's the other side.
01:22:06.000So for sure, Adam Schiff got in front of Congress and made up that phone call.
01:22:12.000That Trump phone call, this whole impeachment's about, he gets up in front of Congress after Trump released the transcript of the Congress.
01:22:22.000He's fucking on video talking shit about withholding a billion dollars to Ukraine and aid if they don't fire the prosecutor that's going after his son.
01:23:17.000There's a recording of it, but I don't know that it had that tone of voice.
01:23:19.000You know the way you're going to find it?
01:23:20.000Listen, the only way you're going to find it, the only way you're going to find it, is if you go to YouTube, they hide everything, right?
01:23:25.000So what you do is, the workaround is you go to DuckDuckGo, and in their little space bar, put site, S-I-T-E, semicolon, YouTube.com, and then whatever you want, and then it brings up everything.
01:24:07.000I heard about it from some article on the internet that we're talking about how it's one of the best in terms of privacy and protecting your privacy.
01:24:36.000I got DuckDuckGo ready to go anytime I want to search something on YouTube.
01:24:40.000I go to DuckDuckGo because if you go to YouTube and you could print, you could type out the exact title of the video and the author and that shit won't come up.
01:25:44.000Well, and you know what else is the problem with that is that sometimes you get people that the top, the upper echelon can't even control that.
01:25:49.000You know, there was an article about how CNN, the upper management who are older and a little bit more moderate, had a meeting with their young journalists and they were like, you guys are so hard in the pain against Trump in every way that we're losing viewership because there's zero,
01:27:58.000It's weird from a point of an artist or creator, because you don't really have any leverage other than the public zeitgeist, whether or not your thing's out there.
01:28:07.000But the weird thing is the rating system they have now, it's like either you get no ratings, where they have all the information, or you get the rating system now.
01:28:15.000It's like, what is the Nielsen family?
01:31:14.000You need the free flow of debate and ideas and you have to have discussions and you have to have people that disagree with each other so that you can see the error of your own ways.
01:31:25.000If you have an intelligent debate slash discussion with somebody who knows more than you do or has a different but informed point of view, you're going to come out of that conversation different.
01:31:42.000They're not banning the loony left at all.
01:31:44.000It's because they are the loony left, and they think they're doing the right thing, but what they want is money.
01:31:49.000You know, I was reading the thing about the head of Google, and he makes something like $2 million a year, but if he hits these performance goals over the next three years, he stands to rake in $240 million in stock.
01:32:01.000And I was like, well, no wonder why they're ruthless.
01:32:03.000No wonder why they take down the slogan, don't be evil.
01:32:29.000Lawrence Lessig said Washington has become a special interest cesspool where good people, if you want to get ahead, you've got to figure out a way to behave.
01:32:38.000Good people must behave corruptly because it's an economy of inequality.
01:33:31.000If your reputation is already destroyed, though, like Kevin Spacey, and there's a guy claiming that you grabbed his dick, it might be a good idea to kill him.
01:37:05.000It does for a really, really, really dumb person.
01:37:07.000I might have kissed Tom Cruise on the mouth just because I was talking to him for an hour and a half and I wanted to be his friend so badly.
01:39:29.000I know a fighter who will remain nameless who said, he said, we were talking about, he was with his wife, and we were talking about cheating and stuff, and he said, tell him what I'd do.
01:41:12.000As great a grappler as he is, he's simply not a good striker, and he's not close to a striker that you need to be in the UFC. He just isn't.
01:41:24.000Maybe I'm blind, but if you're going to tell me that Ben Askren is a...
01:41:46.000Whatever happened with the Robbie Lawler fight, I believe, and whatever it was, whether he tapped or he didn't tap, I believe there are guys in the UFC like that, a lot of guys like that, that would have done the same thing to him and would not have gotten caught in that thing.
01:42:24.000That's the same thing about Khabib, though.
01:42:26.000Khabib's so formidable because of his grappling and what he's able to do.
01:42:29.000Right, but Khabib didn't take any time off like that.
01:42:32.000Taking the two years off that Askren took off and being 36...
01:42:36.000Yeah, so people forget he was older, but also when you say thrown into the wolves, it's also like you were a champion from one championship.
01:42:41.000Like, you were a former world champion, so when you come over, the UFC ain't playing games.
01:42:53.000It just shows you that if you're not fighting the UFC, and I know Scott Coker, I love Scott Coker, if you're not fighting the UFC, it ain't shit, man.
01:44:51.000You know, these guys, you gotta realize, humans in fighting are never a flat board.
01:44:57.000It's always just like a little wibbly, a wobbly, ankles fucked up, I got a headache, I'm having a hard time, wake up, my girlfriend's fucking with me, I'm getting over the flu.
01:45:06.000They're never exactly at the same level in every fight.
01:45:10.000So there are guys that are at a level where you catch them when you're up and they're down and you win, or they're up and you're down and they win.
01:48:25.000But, I mean, in this country, he would be a hero of, like, the scariest guy in the world was an immigrant that barely spoke English just a little while ago.
01:48:31.000And now he's merking people, and he's only been fighting for six years.
01:48:34.000And he developed his strength, by the way, in a sand mine when he was a child.
01:49:39.000Look, he comes from one of the best camps in the world, right?
01:49:42.000If Javier Vasquez and Crazy Bob Cook get together, and they come together with a physical plan for a Cain Velasquez, right?
01:49:50.000If they're going to look at what's the best weight for a guy like Cain Velasquez, they're probably going to say, you know, you don't have to lose any weight.
01:49:57.000Like 240. 240 is the perfect heavyweight.
01:52:13.000What's the fucking point of diminishing returns?
01:52:16.000My example with Kane was probably not the best example, but I still to this day think of him as probably one of the greatest talents of heavyweight division.
01:52:42.000Marlon Marais, when he fought at 135 against Cejudo and faded, the next fight he came in lighter.
01:52:50.000American Top Team is like, listen, let's bring your body weight down a little bit.
01:52:54.000Let's figure out what's the right formula here.
01:52:56.000And that's why a big camp that has a lot of experience in world title fights and knows, like seeing so many different fights, It's so important because they can look at you and go, Brian, I don't see you as a 70. I see you as a 55. I think we've got to get a nutrition order.
01:53:09.000Think about what's happened with Aldo just with the introduction of a nutritionist.
01:53:16.000135. He used to have trouble with 45. Legitimately made 35 and looked like a beast and took big shots.
01:54:41.000And then the one on the left who's a D tackle in the NFL, I think he's still in it, but he would come in for John's camps and hold John down.
01:57:12.000And Lane is so great because Lane just went...
01:57:15.000I mean, you know, you're in the general area.
01:57:19.000I guess it's kind of like describing basketball as five dudes that run down a court and try to take a leather ball and put it in a hoop.
01:57:25.000We should talk, while you're talking about him, he did a very in-depth breakdown of all the things that were incorrect about the Game Changers and incorrect about the documentary debate about the Game Changers between Chris Kresser and James Wilkes.
01:57:39.000James Wilkes did a good job because Kresser was wrong about a few things that he called him out on.
01:58:43.000But at the end of the day, when someone like Lane Norton goes over, not just the debate, where they got stuck in the weeds on a couple different issues in terms of the quality of protein and calories.
01:58:59.000It's a long conversation, but really it's better had with someone like Wilkes and someone like Lane Norton.
01:59:04.000Because Lane Norton, who's got a legitimate PhD, really understands nutrition, really understands the science of it, and is a full-on 100% science guy.
01:59:13.000Now, there's a thing that vegans do where they say, oh, that guy's funded by the meat industry or the dairy industry.
02:01:08.000And then for the rest of the day, I was a little half-dizzy.
02:01:13.000But anyway, I was like, man, there's something wrong with my knee.
02:01:15.000I did a yoga class, and then the next day it was kind of a little sore, and the next day after that it was sore-er.
02:01:20.000And I was like, goddammit, I've got to get an MRI. So I got an MRI today, and there's some sort of a fracture where the cartilage meets the bone.
02:05:45.000But the thing about the- Apparently carbs absorb water.
02:05:50.000They'll help absorb water and they pump up.
02:05:52.000So your body is used to this sort of a balance.
02:05:55.000And according to Dr. Sean Baker, I don't know if he's correct, but he's a carnivore proponent, he says that what's got to happen is your colon has to adjust to the fact that you're no longer consuming carbs and your body has to figure out how to deal with all the liquid.
02:06:08.000You lose weight when you're shooting fucking diarrhea out of your ass, man.
02:07:11.000My boy Todd Feldman did this, and he found out if you should be fasting, if you should be having carbs, what kind of carbs, what kind of proteins.
02:08:23.000As I get older, like when I find out we were lied to for 18 years by essentially all the top policymakers about Afghanistan, I think that's...
02:08:46.000Whenever I hear that people at the top are doing things in their self-interest and they're allowing people to die, you know why I don't believe it?
02:08:53.000Because I don't think that way and I can't believe people are such assholes.
02:12:59.000Imagine, like, you're in Harlem with some crack dealer who wants to take you around, and you're from the royal family, and you're like, oh, where are we going?
02:14:49.000Dude, the Jimmy Savile story, that's nine hours, dude.
02:14:52.000A former police officer has spoken about some of his colleagues' attitude towards Jimmy Savile in the 1960s, saying that everyone in the force knew Jimmy liked them young.
02:15:03.000The ex-officer who wants to remain anonymous...
02:15:05.000Was with Leeds City Police in the 1960s.
02:17:07.000When you look at the history of the Vatican, when you look at the history, Constantine decided to convert to Christianity because the people were leaving.
02:20:35.000But I don't know what that represents.
02:20:37.000You would have to talk to the actual artist.
02:20:39.000Like, if the Vatican hired someone to make an art piece about the resurrection, and this is his depiction of it, I don't know how much that has to say about the Vatican's position or about this guy who created it.
02:23:37.000Looking at it right now is one thing, but looking at it when you're there in person, it's one of the reasons why people were so into believing.
02:24:49.000According to Big Bang Theory, the expansion of an observable universe began with the explosion of a single particle at a definite point in time.
02:27:08.000Make that a little larger for my shitty eyes.
02:27:10.000It's an optical telescope for astronomy located at 10,700 feet.
02:27:13.000Mount Graham in Pinaleno, mountains of southeastern Arizona, part of the Mount Graham International Observatory.
02:27:23.000The LBT is currently one of the world's most advanced optical telescopes with two 8.4, 330-inch wide mirrors, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
02:31:32.000So, one theory, and it's either one or the other, he actually did convert to Christ, or he just said that for political purposes, but meanwhile he was still pagan.
02:34:21.000Look, the shots that he took from Alistair, he walked them off like they were nothing.
02:34:24.000That was one of the craziest aspects of that fight.
02:34:26.000Like, leading into the fifth round, he was acting like Alistair Overeem, former K-1 Grand Prix champion, former Strikeforce champion, former Dream champion, one of the best heavyweights, really, ever.
02:34:35.000If you had a 20-list of all-time great heavyweights...
02:34:38.000He's top 10. He's on both kickboxing and MMA. 100%.
02:36:26.000My position, and this is not, no disrespect, my position that Yoel Romero was the uncrowned champ, Yoel Romero, I think, beat Whitaker in the second fight.
02:37:15.000You know, obviously, Whitaker loses to Stylebender in spectacular fashion, but when I see Yellow Romero against Paulo Costa, I go, well, Costa, obviously, is next in line for a shot at the title.
02:41:11.000But if someone did get him to a real nutritionist and he did it Jose Aldo style where he took his time and did it over a long period of time correctly.
02:44:13.000I think he's going to fight where he doesn't have to worry about cutting weight.
02:44:16.000It'd be him and St. Pierre at 70 then.
02:44:18.000Because he's not fighting just the boys at 70. Well, they would meet at 65. I think St. Pierre said that he could legitimately get to 65 and they could do a catchweight fight.
02:48:15.000I feel like if the intelligence hadn't come back, that there was something imminent, that this guy, we knew this guy was, he was in Baghdad.
02:48:25.000He wasn't doing things that were in our interest.
02:55:30.000I don't think that world-class fighters should be fucking jet skiing, and I don't think they should be fucking jumping motorcycles over cliffs.
02:56:36.000All I know is he was on a trip, road trip, doing seminars everywhere, selling out and shit, and then something happened where he decided, he was like, you know what?
02:58:07.000All he's got to do is open a school, he'll have three, four hundred students easy, he'll make 60, 70k a month easy, and he'll just be chilling, just training guys.
03:03:10.000It just so happened that that week I had 10 motherfuckers from Alabama, 10th Planet, Decatur, Alabama, come in and come to see me do a live show and At the improv, they were all there from Alabama, and three of them were cops.
03:04:05.000It's a weird thing because in the 80s, it was like the cool thing to be a liberal and I'm Democrat and Republicans, they're just Christians.
03:06:09.000Because I have a kid, and there's no way anybody is going to convince me That because some fucking kid with pink hair, all looped up on pharmaceuticals, shoots up a mall, that it makes sense that I give up my guns and I can't protect my family.
03:06:28.000These are long, we're going to get into the weeds.
03:06:31.000We're going to get in the weeds if we branch off in all these different directions, but I know what you're saying is as you get older, especially when you have family, what it's made me is way more compassionate and way more understanding.
03:06:53.000But overlying, when my boat rights itself, when I figure out where my head is really at, my thought process is always, I want things to be better for everybody.
03:07:04.000I think it's possible that if we all work together, everything could be way smoother.
03:07:17.000The problem is when some people have nothing and other people have everything and it looks like chaos and then there's a battle between ideas and then people want you to comply and there's so much crazy shit that's going on as you get older and like people are looking for control of something that's ultimately your life which is uncontrollable.
03:07:37.000The problem in that, what fucks everything up, is people getting blackmailed and people being compromised, and those are the people that are making the laws, and those laws affect my family.
03:07:51.000That's where it gets all fucked up, because everything you're saying is right, but that's not what these people, these certain people, not everybody, there's a lot of good people in the government, a lot of good people, and I'm fascinated every day finding out who they are, and then boom, you group them all together,
03:08:06.000and I'm like, those are the good guys, those are the bad guys, and you make your popcorn, and you watch the fucking show, you know what I mean, and every now and then you say something, because it's affecting my family, so anytime someone says, oh, there's a school shooting now, immediately, Let's take away the guns.
03:08:22.000Like, dude, that is the most retarded solution to these mass shootings.
03:08:27.000Take away my right to defend my family against home invasions?
03:08:45.000I mean, I don't want to say Hong Kong should have guns, because if then they did, they would throw away their...
03:08:55.000I'm not saying that they should be out shooting people, but you've seen those videos in Hong Kong where the police are shooting protesters.
03:09:15.000It's like, look, if you have a small fire in front of you, and you have a bucket of water, and you want to put out that fire, there's a very, very easy to get to answer.
03:10:19.000Of guns as much as people – the country has a mental health problem disguised as a gun problem and a tyranny problem disguised as a security problem.
03:10:25.000Well, everything you're saying is correct, but the problem is it's not about getting – it's not about doing the right thing to these people that are in positions to make these laws.
03:10:37.000They are using these events to push their gun confiscation laws.
03:11:49.000Well, it's a plea to emotions because the reality is when you look at the number of guns versus the number of incidents, I don't want to diminish anybody's death or anybody's family member's death.
03:12:01.000But the number of guns in this country is fucking staggering.
03:12:05.000When you compare it to the number of actual gun violence incidents or mass shooting incidents, it's relatively small.
03:12:11.000And then the problem is when you compare the number of those people who are mass shooters, you look at that number versus what percentage of them were on drugs, psychiatric drugs, and it's fucking gigantic.
03:17:48.000Nobody, nobody watch, maybe there's a lot of ties, maybe there's a fucking hundred way tie, a thousand way tie, but it's very hard to watch more space documentaries than me and you do.
03:18:34.000When Bob Lazar was saying things in the 1990s that became true in the late, in the 2000-teens, in terms of like Element 115, that they had this thing that they could propel these spaceships with, and there was no such thing.
03:19:37.000He's probably considered the Helio Gracie of conspiracy theories, William Cooper.
03:19:41.000He was in charge of putting together the documents for these top secret Office of Naval Intelligence meetings, and he was reading them and going- Wasn't he killed in a shootout?
03:22:24.000There's a lot of people that will tell you things and some of those things seem like bullshit.
03:22:30.000But inside those things is some undeniable truths about how we should live our lives and how we should view the world and how we can sort of unite each other with love and understanding and we can Connect in a way.
03:27:19.000Anybody talk stupid shit, like it's obvious that they hate me, I do them a favor and I decide to save their life and I just block them because I'm like, that much hate?
03:27:31.000Dude, you're going to get fucking cancer following me, bro.
03:27:35.000I need to block you and save your life.
03:27:37.000Well, there's just a lot of people that want attention and they're not getting it at home, much like you or me.
03:27:51.000Anybody could come out and just fucking say whatever.
03:27:54.000But I'm saying if I was a 15-year-old kid and I could comment to you and you made me feel jealous and I didn't have any love at home and I saw you doing all the jujitsu videos and...
03:33:29.000That's how I know him through the martial arts world.
03:33:32.000He owned his own mixed martial arts gym, Nashville MMA. And then he had a couple MMA fights, and then he got hurt, had some surgery, got addicted to pills, and he had a real bad addiction, and it was fucking him up.
03:33:47.000An ibogaine is like the African version of ayahuasca.
03:33:51.000And supposedly, I don't know that much about it, but supposedly you go through an ibogaine trip and it resets your brain in some way, I don't know, that you could quit those pills without going through all the withdrawals and the pain.
03:34:05.000You just got to go through it for 36 hours or something like that.
03:34:45.000It's a long story, but he ended up going, you know what, let's try to help people with cancer.
03:34:52.000So it all led to everyone's worst fear is getting cancer.
03:34:56.000Yeah, I didn't know he was doing that until I talked to you because we've talked about him many times in the podcast, that whole Ibogaine retreat.
03:35:02.000And then I think that people are having an issue with various addictions.
03:35:06.000There's a lot of weird problems with going straight.
03:35:10.000He just went from, let's save people from pill addiction to, let's save people from cancer.
03:35:15.000So him and Scotty Nelson, who used to own On The Mat OTM, they got together and they put all their money together and bought this hospital in Tijuana.
03:35:28.000That's so crazy they bought a hospital.
03:35:31.000Ed Clay, I'm there all week, and we're sitting in the...
03:35:34.000He's running everything like El Patron, dude.
03:35:54.000That Reardon, one of his partners, is one of the guys that went to Chipsa.
03:35:58.000So that's why they're doing STEM. They're doing the same thing, but they even admit the dude in Panama is like the godfather of everything, but the way they're doing it at Chipsa, like Chipsa, it's a cancer alternative hospital, but the only reason, you know, they're using STEM cells too for some treatments,
03:36:14.000so you don't have to have cancer to go there.
03:36:17.000I get people sending me shit like, dude, heal up, bro, I'm with you, and I'm like, dude, I don't have cancer.
03:38:25.000I will tell you this, that I didn't start the stems until the third day and the first couple days we were doing NADH, we're doing all this stuff, and immediately my inflammation in my knees was gone.
03:38:36.000Immediately, like from all the stuff we were doing, the ozone therapy, the hyperbaric chamber, we were doing this electron.
03:38:42.000All day, I was there like eight hours doing shit, every day.
03:38:45.000So you said your inflammation, like your knees, like what did they feel like before?
03:41:43.000When I started rolling again this year, more than ever while I roll, more than ever, anytime I pull off a little sweep or a little cool transition, I'll always say, yes, so good.
03:43:14.000And there's so many times I'll go back to listen to old sets like there's some shit that I don't even remember saying and I would have never remembered it.
03:44:02.000And if I do that every day, and I say, this is my job.
03:44:05.000My job is not just to show at the comedy store and do my set.
03:44:08.000My job is to listen to a set on the way there, and then listen to that set on the way home, and then sit in front of my laptop for an hour to hour and a half.
03:44:38.000Versus if you work for Amazon, they give you a fucking time clock and it's like, ready, go.
03:44:43.000And stopwatch is ticking down how many minutes you have left to send this package out.
03:44:48.000You're running because you don't want to get reprimanded.
03:44:50.000You know, I was telling you about my ritual, right?
03:44:52.000My ritual is if I... As I'm driving to my next set or getting ready for my next set, I listen to my old set and I have it fresh in my head and I go on stage.
03:45:02.000What happens is I have a few good sets in a row.
03:49:10.000I know I've told you about this guy, but when I was an amateur comedian, when I was driving for a private investigator, I met this private investigator.
03:49:21.000It was like, be a private investigator's assistant.
03:50:11.000Dude, we would go places and we would have to get up at 4 o'clock in the morning.
03:50:15.000I would pick him up and then we'd drive to some location where we'd have to park on the corner to see if some guy who's pretending to be injured is going to work Under the table in another way.
03:50:26.000We'd have to take pictures of him and shit.
03:51:08.000He was just a private investigator busting scumbags.
03:51:11.000And now, like, I don't know if it's the economy or what, but it's like this in jiu-jitsu.
03:51:18.000Comedy and jiu-jitsu have one thing in common.
03:51:20.000It seems like economically, it's bigger than it's ever been.
03:51:24.000Because back like 10, 15 years ago, I remember thinking to myself, like, damn, there ain't that many motherfuckers out there that could teach seminars and make some big money.
03:51:34.000I was like, fuck, there ain't that many.
03:51:36.000And now, shit, seminars in jiu-jitsu are awesome.
03:51:53.000Because I remember, not even 10 years ago, my business manager said, You gotta slow down with your money, because you're running out of money.
03:52:01.000Ten, eight years ago, it wasn't always good.
03:52:05.000But right now, man, everybody in my association, I would say 90%, everybody's growing, constantly growing.
03:52:27.000You get to see way more videos of jiu-jitsu on Instagram or YouTube or whatever.
03:52:32.000I mean, this is a good time for grappling.
03:52:33.000And also, like, there's so many dominant players in grappling today, from Craig Jones, you know, to Ryan Gordon, you know, and Eddie Tonin is now Gary Tonin.
03:52:51.000Eddie's now running his own school and Gary's fighting in MMA. Some of these super high-level, high-profile guys now have large social media followings.
03:53:02.000Gary Tonin, he's a funny Twitter follow.
03:53:49.000So you're starting to see right now that the sport is getting so technical and so specialized that if you want to be the best in the gi, you got to spend all your time in the gi.
03:53:59.000You want to be the best no-gi, you got to spend all your time no-gi.
03:56:28.000Because all that ends up happening there is the small guy tries to survive to get the big guy out.
03:56:34.000So that kind of fucks up the strategy, you know what I mean, of pure jujitsu.
03:56:38.000But when everybody's the same weight, there's no reason to take anybody out.
03:56:42.000Every fight, you want to beat the guy, not just hold him.
03:56:45.000Because if I'm going against a guy that's 20 pounds heavier than me, the smart strategy would be just don't get tapped and hold on and get him out of there.
03:57:25.000But the same thing, like if there's a draw here, they both get DQ'd.
03:57:29.000It's gonna be the same concept, but at the end, what's gonna be a little different too is that a lot of times in Quintet, you have like every match is a draw and they all, you know, it's a tie.
03:57:43.000They're all eliminated at the same time.
03:57:45.000So then at that point, they go to whoever has the most penalty cards, and if that's a tie, then they go to a judge's decision.
03:57:52.000In my version, if it goes to a tie, then we go, each team picks the opposing team's EBIOT competitor, and they decide an EBIOT, which is basically a rear naked choke shootout.
04:06:25.000You know, like it used to be that a headliner had to do 45. It used to be there was 15 minutes for the opener, 30 minutes for the middle act, and then 45 minutes for the closer.
04:07:12.000I think about the comedy store and back when we used to hang out there in 2001 and all the people that were there like Ari and Sam Tripoli and Duncan, all those dudes back then, like Sebastian and Eddie Griffin, all those dudes,
04:07:40.000And my philosophy is, not philosophy, but what I take from comedy is, for sure you're going to give your best performance when you have success.
04:07:51.000Like a packed house and they all love you.
04:07:54.000You're gonna give a good performance, right?
04:07:56.000Because you feel all that energy and it gives it back to you.
04:07:59.000As opposed to like doing stand-up in front of like six people and they don't know who you are.
04:08:04.000That's probably not going to be your best set, maybe.
04:08:06.000Most of the time, it ain't going to be your best set.
04:08:08.000It ain't going to compare it to a whole fucking room filled with people that love you.
04:08:11.000And then all that energy makes you give your best performance ever, right?
04:08:45.000So now you're seeing Sam in front of 200 people, 250 people that love him or screaming for him.
04:08:51.000And you're seeing the best of him because now he's got a crowd that's screaming for him and he comes out, dude, I'm telling you, I'm telling you, he crushes on the road.
04:09:02.000When we go on the road and do a tinfoil hat, Sam destroys, dude.
04:09:10.000So the thing with comedy is like, you never really get to see what a comic really is about until he performs in front of a...
04:09:17.000And it's like a Catch-22, because you ain't going to have a packed room that knows you unless you acquired some kind of fame somehow through a TV show or through something, through the internet.
04:09:58.000January 24th, Dallas, Fort Worth, Hyenas, Tinfoil Hat, me and Sam, and then the next day, January 25th, in Oklahoma City at Bricktown Comedy Club.