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00:02:54.000And then Nate Quarry starts doing some crazy thing where he puts his hand up in front of his face and he's just walking towards him, like, going like this.
00:06:36.000If Ryzen sticks around and they become like...
00:06:40.000As powerful as Pride was, and they just don't disappear like a bunch of other shows, there's gonna be an outlet, a very big outlet for people to retire from the UFC and get back on TRT. Like a master's tour?
00:09:21.000I go, so when you say points of contact...
00:09:24.000Like, if it's only just a knee, if only the knee's on the ground, and the foot's not even on the ground, and the other foot's off the ground, that's a downed opponent?
00:09:32.000And he's like, yes, anything but the soles of the feet.
00:11:18.000But the amount of power that you have in all of your body weight, if you have a really good one, and you can generate all that fucking torque, and your leg comes up, and there's so much weight behind it.
00:11:30.000That's one of the reasons why I stopped fighting was a knockout when I was 19 years old in Anaheim.
00:11:36.000I wheel kicked this guy in the head and he never got up.
00:11:49.000The hard part from his face was sore for days.
00:11:53.000For like two days I was walking with a little limp.
00:11:55.000Dude, I was thinking about that last night when Stevens got knocked out by Lemieux, and he's just laying there, and there's a stretcher, there's like five minutes go by, and you'd see him breathing, and Max Kellerman goes, well, at least he's breathing.
00:12:06.000And then his mom is cage-sided, and it takes all the fun out of the knockout.
00:12:32.000Yeah, they have to have really experienced guys who have dealt with those kind of traumatic brain injuries on site to get it and handle it right.
00:12:39.000That's one of the real issues with those smaller shows where people that want to do smokers If you're doing a smoker, someone could easily get head kicked with a smoker.
00:12:47.000And by the way, wheel kicks are legal in a smoker.
00:14:18.000Like, maybe Kel Brooks tested him a little bit, too, before Triple G got to him, but his corner was like, throw the towel in as soon as it looks sketchy.
00:15:14.000Like, I'm definitely going to get this shit kicked out of me.
00:15:16.000I think there's a lot of times where a guy's moving around fine, he looks good on TV, but he knows in his head that he is tuned up and one shot away from going unconscious.
00:23:02.000Adam Hunt, who told me he was in a fist fight with someone once, and as they were getting ready to go at it, he was a drunk dude, and the dude was like, tonight we dine in hell!
00:32:11.000You know, what's shocking to me about it is how intricate it is when you look at all the things they take into consideration when they try to, like, assess your personality or what you are, like, based on your, you know, where Mercury is in retrograde.
00:34:59.000I'll go get you a fucking Ted Bundy one if you want.
00:35:02.000As long as you don't know anybody that got killed by the guy, there's something about those people that's very attractive.
00:35:06.000Like to us, when we see a Tony Soprano on TV, or you see any kind of a gang kingpin type character, as long as you're not directly affected by his evil deeds, there's something that's attractive about it.
00:35:41.000I mean, our own government's doing it, and we're claiming war on drugs, and we're bringing in more than the cartels are.
00:35:47.000Well, they're doing it in a legal way, Eddie.
00:35:49.000That's why the Afghanistan thing is so bizarre.
00:35:52.000They're not killing families and stuff.
00:35:54.000When you find out how much they've ramped up heroin production in Afghanistan, if you don't think a few people have died for that, you're crazy.
00:36:00.000When bombs are being dropped on a daily basis, that's El Chapo shit right there for you.
00:36:23.000He's standing in front of a, he's in the Middle East, he's standing in front of a poppy plantation, and there's military guys guarding it, and they say that they're guarding it because it's the weirdest excuse ever.
00:36:37.000We're guarding, we're protecting these poppy seeds, because if we don't, then Al-Qaeda's going to come in and then use it and sell it to fund their operation, so we've got to make sure.
00:38:21.000But he's also the guy that had Dick Gregory, actually, on his television show, debuted the Zapruder film, which is the shot of Kennedy's head getting blown off and going back into the left.
00:38:37.000And in what looks like a shot from the front, looks like a frontal shot, it looks like he was actually shot by more than one person.
00:38:45.000If you look at, there's various interpretations of the Zapruder film, but one interpretation that seems to make a lot of sense is that he was hit from both the front and the back.
00:38:55.000There was multiple people shooting at him, and if you talked to anyone who was trying to, if you looked at that pinch point, like as they make that corner in Dealey Plaza, they were like, well, you wouldn't just have one guy with a rifle.
00:39:07.000You would make sure you were shooting at him from a bunch of different locations.
00:39:23.000So for a decade, we had all thought that Lee Harvey Oswald had acted alone, and there was only a few people that didn't think he did, but there was no visual evidence that showed differently.
00:39:34.000The weird thing about that Zapruder film is it always baffled me that when you see him get hit, it looks like for a couple frames, it looks like half his head disappears and there's just a purple blob.
00:39:48.000It's a purple blob, but then when you look at the autopsy pictures, it's just the hole in his head and he's just laying there.
00:39:55.000But it looks like the film was tampered with.
00:39:59.000Well, it doesn't look like the film was tampered with, but the autopsy photographs were most likely tampered with.
00:41:17.000Yeah, well, one of the big things is there's a giant difference between the account, the autopsy, what they said, their description of the body and the wounds in Dallas versus their description and the wounds in Bethesda, Maryland.
00:43:03.000It looked like he was getting shot from the front.
00:43:05.000And it hit the right side of his head, and his head goes back into the left.
00:43:08.000There's also some spray that appears to be either going forward, it could be an impact spray of the bullet from the front, or it could be that he got shot with two different bullets at the same time.
00:43:54.000It very well could be that it's an exit spray, too.
00:43:58.000But the thing is, his head goes back into the left, but here's the question.
00:44:03.000Does it go back to the left from the momentum of getting hit in the head with a bullet, or is it a spasm from a dying body, like your body locks up and it just throws itself into a convulsion?
00:44:41.000There was a lot of people that wanted him dead.
00:44:43.000And it depends on what varying version of the story you're willing to buy into.
00:44:48.000But what is possible, and this is one thing that people don't want to consider, they think either Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone, or it's some wacky tinfoil hat conspiracy.
00:47:16.000E. Howard Hunt was in the CIA. He was part of Watergate.
00:47:22.000He's very big in the CIA. On his deathbed, he says that there was all the assassins from Operation 40. Operation 40 was a unit that they put together to assassinate Fidel Castro.
00:48:08.000He didn't want any part of Bay of Pigs.
00:48:10.000So the CIA felt like they got abandoned by JFK. JFK fires the head of the CIA. So right there, there's a big rift between the CIA and JFK. The mob...
00:48:22.000Hated JFK, too, because they were supposed to protect the mob, Robert Kennedy and JFK, but because their dad was a mobster.
00:48:29.000So they thought they were going to be protected, so the mob spent all this money to get JFK in, and then he's turning on them, and Robert Kennedy, his brother, he's the attorney general, he's going after the mob, so they're like, okay, we've got to stop these motherfuckers.
00:48:41.000So when you really, really look into it, a lot of people wanted them dead.
00:50:30.000It seems like they had done was they had planned...
00:50:32.000To kill Kennedy and they plan to do it in Dallas for some reason and they brought in a bunch of different people to do it now Here's where it gets really squirrely when you find out how many people who are witnesses who testified that they were there at the shooting wound up dying and really fucked up ways they wound up They wound up dying by murder.
00:50:49.000They wound up dying in weird car accidents where their fucking brake lines were cut.
00:54:48.000That's the part that I think is really...
00:54:50.000I know you're a super expert on JFK, you know, more than I do, but I spent a lot of time on JFK as well.
00:54:57.000I just you just you know, I just let you talk but I know a lot about that and there's so much There's people there's people that know way more than me.
00:55:04.000There's only read a few people's books The guy that blows me away that the most about JFK who knows he studies all the players all the mob guys involved is a guy named Rye Dawson.
00:56:30.000Why do people have an obsession with kung fu being real?
00:56:32.000Why do they still make these movies where people do stupid...
00:56:35.000We know now what works, and it seems like for a long time, those stupid kung fu movies, they died off when the UFC became really popular.
00:56:42.000But the appeal of people who could just magically make people fly from a touch to the chest and shit like that, it's so romantic to us that we bring it back.
00:56:52.000It was kind of before we could prove that stuff, remember?
00:56:56.000I remember, first of all, it was Asian, right?
00:56:59.000So there was a mystery to being from China.
00:57:02.000There was a mystery to being from Japan.
00:57:05.000The languages were so different from English.
00:57:07.000So for us, this idea that they had these secrets, these touching things and pressure points, and he was so wise, and he was so quiet and so humble.
00:57:17.000We wanted that person to know something.
00:57:20.000We all, as human beings, This is what all this stuff is about.
00:57:24.000We all want to be part of a secret group.
01:01:48.000Because if I watch a UFC and there's five fights in the main event, like in the main card, you're going to probably watch every fight and be pumped about it.
01:01:56.000That's why UFC, in a short amount of time, has grown so much because there's five entertaining fights you actually know the people and you care about.
01:02:03.000With boxing, like on the undercard of a Floyd Mayweather fight, it's usually shit.
01:03:55.000I feel like if you don't disqualify someone for a neck kick, if you're neck kicking someone and you're getting them back here, if a guy's standing like this and you're coming over the top with a right kick, you are hitting him in the back of the fucking head.
01:05:46.000It's called the Fight Companion Arena.
01:05:48.000Well, if you just have it in a basketball-sized flat area at the bottom of their arena, they must have an arena if they're having these events.
01:05:56.000Now you're talking about WCL, the Chuck Norris shirt.
01:05:59.000You would just have that center area where you have that octagon, spread it out by at least another seven feet on each side, and then mat it down.
01:06:09.000That's what that place was, because this is an Olympic training center where they had a lot of Olympic stuff, like wrestling and stuff like that.
01:09:14.000The reality is we are feeling terrible as people that inherited this beautiful place called Los Angeles from some barbarians that at one point in time took it from some other people that were here first.
01:09:37.000They were born in 1968. You know what I'm saying?
01:09:39.000It's like the whole thing is squirrely that you're allowing them to have casinos, they can have cage fights, they can have rooster fights with fucking nuclear weapons attached to their beaks.
01:09:47.000Aren't Indians allowed to cross the border with just like flashing an ID that don't get checked or anything like that?
01:10:56.000Once you have proven that you are at least 50% Aboriginal blood, if you were born in Canada, if you have at least 50% Aboriginal blood, you may be entitled to certain rights.
01:13:22.000They're going to be like Shane Sharp talking about UFC. It's tough to listen to.
01:13:26.000It's going to be good to have someone who's knowledgeable, break down Conor's history, how he came here, how he got his movement, what he's known for.
01:14:22.000When people want to do things like break someone's record, and you want to do it so bad that you take on a guy who's never had a boxing match before, and then that guy starches you...
01:15:20.000But if you compare the two of them frame-wise, if they ever do do it, and they're standing right at each other, looking down at each other, doing eye-to-eye, you're going to go, oh, shit.
01:17:11.000And, you know, since Kelvin missed weight a couple times and Dana forced him to fight at 185, I mean, it makes sense that Dana goes, dude, you gotta do 170 at least once or twice.
01:17:21.000But Tony will go up in weight to fight him.
01:17:24.000Well, he only missed weight once, right?
01:18:22.000Because if Conor does fight Floyd, we can't just fucking But don't you think that that's the fight that has to be made in that division, right?
01:19:31.000You're so heavy when your body's shutting down.
01:19:34.000Like, you're six pounds away and your body's shutting down.
01:19:37.000But you know that coming in the week of the fight.
01:19:39.000Yeah, but obviously he fucked up with his discipline if he's eating tiramisu.
01:19:44.000If that's true, that's even more disappointing.
01:19:46.000Maybe he just had a bite, but either way...
01:19:48.000You don't have a, and I'm not saying it's the answer, you don't have a Mike Dolce or one of these guys who are helping you with your diet, right?
01:19:54.000But either way, Tony's down to go up in weight to fight him.
01:25:06.000Meanwhile, we're not even watching this awesome Ray Borg fight.
01:25:09.000He's one of the few flyweights in this division that is a real interesting candidate for fighting Mighty Mouse.
01:25:15.000And for me, he's a tough motherfucker, man.
01:25:17.000Number three in the world, people just ride him off because he also got destroyed by DJ, but number three in the world really doesn't lose.
01:25:44.000You, me, and 75,000 other people are watching it.
01:25:46.000I think there's plenty of fights for Dominic Cruz or anybody else at 135. Between Cody Garbrandt, TJ Dillashaw, I believe Lineker is much less attractive.
01:26:07.000Tell you what, man, I would have had one opinion of what would happen in that fight before the Cruz fight, before Cody fought Cruz, but after Cody fought Cruz, he looked so fucking good.
01:31:43.000That was my best example for the longest time of a guy that was on death's door was Travis when he didn't make weight for the Anderson Silva fight.
01:37:40.000It's so crazy to think about what that would feel like.
01:37:43.000What do you think you're dealing with?
01:37:44.000Think about what that would feel like to be on the field while that guy runs by you.
01:37:47.000That's why he's MVP. Look at these elbows.
01:37:50.000But I mean, if you could stand there, like right next to him as he's sprinting, just let him run by you so you could just feel the force of almost 400 pounds running faster than you ever could hope to.
01:41:17.000See, with the one with Terry Edom, it just looks like it's not as bad because he stiffens up and on impact his head doesn't snap back, but it's because he was...
01:43:02.000You know, if he broke the record, well, Adidas gave this challenge, they go, anyone who breaks the record, they're going to give you an island of your choice and a million dollars, but you have to do an Adidas.
01:43:11.000This fool ran in Nike, so he didn't get it.
01:46:49.000When you're trying to get strong, the way you do it is continue to do those motions correctly with full strength and full balance and full control of the kettlebell, full control of the dumbbell, whatever.
01:47:00.000If you're doing clean and press, whether you're doing deadlifts, with full control.
01:47:04.000So you're lifting with perfect technique, right?
01:47:07.000And then take a long time off so that when you come back 10 minutes later, your body's 100% recovered.
01:47:13.000So you're not like still dying from the last set that you did 30 seconds ago.
01:47:28.000Well, you're for sure going to build a lot of muscle if you get stronger.
01:47:32.000But there's a big difference between that and the hypertrophy if you're trying to just gain weight.
01:47:37.000If you're trying to just get your muscles bigger and do bodybuilding exercises, a lot of those dudes like to do pyramids.
01:47:43.000They'll stack up the weight real high and then they drop the weight down and continue the reps until they have almost no weight.
01:47:51.000You know, there's real questions as to whether or not that's a smart way to train as an athlete.
01:47:57.000The idea being is that as an athlete, say if you have a brutal strength and conditioning workout where you're doing everything to failure, deadlifts to failure, clean press to failure, curls to failure, overhead press to failure...
01:48:22.000But his way of looking at it is, you do these workouts where you lift a small percentage, like half, of what your actual max would be in terms of repetitions, and just take 10 minutes off and then do that again.
01:48:35.000Take 10 minutes off and take a long time off and do that again.
01:48:38.000And by that way, you leave and you still have a lot left in the tank.
01:48:54.000I mean, you might want to do it every now and then just to find out where you stand, but it's not something that you should do on a regular basis for a workout.
01:49:01.000Because I feel like a lot of sports are where you're maxing out.
01:49:05.000If you're fighting for sure, if you're, you know, so it seems counterintuitive.
01:49:10.000Why does it seem counterintuitive if you're doing strength?
01:49:13.000If you're wrestling or you're doing jiu-jitsu or, you know, a lot of times if you watch these guys, they're spending a long time doing, using their entire body in sort of probably in a maximum level.
01:49:30.000When do you ever go to failure in a sport?
01:49:49.000You want to build up your technique and your endurance in the sport itself, like your ability to do rounds as a fighter, or rounds rolling in jiu-jitsu, or whatever other sport you're doing.
01:50:00.000Your real endurance training is probably going to come from sprints.
01:50:03.000Your real endurance training is going to come from something different outside of strength training.
01:50:09.000Actually doing the sport itself, or then again, there's also argument for plyometrics, which is a great thing to do, which is also sort of the same kind of result that you're getting from movement training, from a lot of other things that people are doing.
01:50:51.000I'm a big believer in weighted chin-ups.
01:50:53.000I love putting one of those dip belts on with a kettlebell in between my legs and doing chin-ups that way because it makes my max chin-ups go way higher.
01:51:12.000I think you should be able to do strict form pull-ups and find out how much endurance you actually have in your arms without moving your legs with it and everything else.
01:54:09.000Yeah, there's certain fighters that, you know, once somebody else gets the advantage, they, you know, they tend to not be able to kind of come back from it.
01:56:59.000If that was Big Fox, they would torture us, man.
01:57:02.000It's one of the reasons why I hated doing Big Fox is because they would get out there with spray paint, and they would spray paint the fucking color on the octagon all over that gray area.
01:57:29.000I don't know who authorized it, I don't know why they were allowed to do it, but we would be sitting there, cage-side, and toxic fucking fumes from spray paint were being blasted all over that canvas, and we would all cough.
01:57:41.000Is it because they just don't want the blood?
02:04:38.000I feel like with a guy like that, it's almost like he has to take some time and get his body to the perfect weight and strength to compete at 155. This is the other thing, Joe.
02:08:29.000Just because you say she has a nice body does not mean you're a misogynist.
02:08:33.000No, if she went, man, you have some nice...
02:08:35.000But if you say she's got some nice titties, that's being real.
02:08:40.000That's kind of the problem with the way the left brands any kind of, like the narrative of feminism, like women are victims, men are oppressors and toxic and predators.
02:08:52.000And you can't have a discussion from that.
02:08:54.000It's like, just because I think a woman's beautiful and I compliment her or she turns me on, doesn't mean I want to oppress her.
02:09:00.000It just means I want to have sex with her.
02:09:02.000I feel like we turned a corner on that.
02:09:04.000I feel like we're turning a corner on that.
02:09:06.000Yeah, but I think that they're being critiqued on a level that they've never really been critiqued at before.
02:09:20.000I think the biggest problem with online stuff is that most of us are able to create our own echo chambers.
02:09:26.000And so there isn't enough exchange of ideas.
02:09:28.000And I think we all need to kind of open up and...
02:09:32.000I think you should listen to the people you disagree with as much as you possibly can to see what you don't like about them and what they're really saying.
02:09:40.000If you rely on just the media, what they're going to do is they're going to highlight four sentences that you said over and over.
02:09:47.000And the biggest problem we have is you can say one sentence and people brand this very complex human being who's always changing day to day, and they'll brand you with a label.
02:09:58.000Well, human beings are very different.
02:10:00.000I'm very different day to day, depending on my mood.
02:10:02.000I say some fucked up shit, then I say some really nice things.
02:10:05.000And depending on how I feel, but I know who I am.
02:10:07.000Yeah, defining people through a few tweets or a blog article or something like that, and you're talking about a human's entire life, it's ridiculous.
02:10:16.000Well, it's also the reality of censorship.
02:10:19.000I mean, you're attempting to, instead of debate people on their ideas and offer superior ideas, and put your ideas to the test, instead of doing that, they want to silence speech.
02:10:29.000So they want to stop people like Jordan Peterson.
02:10:32.000There's a university that just called him transphobic, and they're trying to get him kicked off of...
02:12:29.000Know what you don't like about that person.
02:12:32.000Because there's a lot to like about a lot of people, even if they're assholes, I think.
02:12:36.000I mean, people are complicated, right?
02:12:39.000We all have friends, and all of us have friends we love, and they have aspects of their personality we don't necessarily like day-to-day, right?
02:12:45.000Sometimes they're idiots in certain ways.
02:12:47.000But we forgive them because we know that...
02:15:07.000He's another real pioneer that changed the game in a lot of ways because he introduced the idea that high-level wrestling plus submissions.
02:15:13.000Like when he hit that far side arm bar on GSP, GSP went for a Kimura and he didn't secure the legs and Matt Hughes spun around on that far side arm bar and locked it in.
02:25:13.000But if you can afford that view at nighttime, God damn it is one of the most spectacular things that you could see out your windows in a place where you live.
02:25:21.000See, I think that, I think like being in Manhattan owning that and then owning like a dope-ass crib in Malibu facing the beach.
02:25:44.000Well, I want to be able to do whatever I want, and I want to be able to go nice places, I want to be able to eat nice food and see nice things.
02:25:50.000Okay, well, let's add up all those experiences, and how cool are they in comparison to Looking out your window.
02:26:14.000Isn't that what people, when you think about the guy who's balling with lots of money and he's got that crazy crib, what you really think, let's be honest, all of us are thinking, oh, it's amazing, good food, champagne.
02:31:48.000Yeah, well, he fought Robbie Lawler at 85 in Strikeforce, which means he's probably a little heavier than that and losing weight to get to 85. Young Mark Hunt.
02:31:55.000So let's say he's 95. Let's give him the benefit of the doubt.
02:36:06.000The idea is that big guy in Prometheus, those weird alien people looking things, those were aliens from another planet.
02:36:12.000They got jacked by the alien alien first.
02:36:15.000One thing I like about Prometheus is when that gigantic starship spaceship crashes on top of that chick and she's like, no, she crawls out from underneath.
02:36:47.000Well, it's interesting also that That H.R. Geiger guy, that artist, sort of revolutionized what we thought horror monsters would be.
02:36:56.000He created something that was so entirely different than any other alien landscape before and very dark and evil and satanic in some sort of a weird way.
02:37:05.000And also that alien itself was so much different than any other idea.
02:37:09.000We'd always had this idea of these super intelligent things from other planets.
02:41:56.000You see improvements fight after fight.
02:41:59.000I was never really on the Kelvin train, and then after that one, I was like, God damn, he's gonna be in trouble, especially at 85. I think the top five is gonna be a real challenge for him, but outside that, he's a monster.
02:42:11.000Dude, when they show the TRT... I was going to say, the difference between him and TRT is literally so night and day, it's ridiculous.
02:43:57.000Something about Orange County, man, especially down the beach area, like Huntington Beach in particular, man, there's a lot of great gyms down there.
02:44:03.000There's so many gyms down there, especially jiu-jitsu.
02:44:05.000There's just all sorts of things going on down there.
02:47:04.000When he went into the room against Weidman, into the octagon rather, like you could see his loose skin jiggling around while he was jumping up around.
02:50:11.000He has the skills to back it up, dresses well, speaks well, world champion, beat Dominic Cruz.
02:50:16.000I know it's interesting when you see him in that full suit and you see all the neck tattoos, you're like, hmm, this is interesting what he's doing here.
02:55:18.000Now, let's talk about this, because Calvin had been talking about going on a 170. And you look at how good he looked in a Tim Kennedy fight, and then looked even fucking better against Vitor.
02:55:27.000I like him at 85. Stop depleting himself.
02:55:31.000At 185, he looks like a fucking world champion.
02:58:11.000I mean, that kid, his movement and his accuracy and his combinations, his punches, is fucking phenomenal.
02:58:17.000His ability to survive on the ground against Tim Kennedy in that first round and, like, virtually burn no energy, came out of that, survived, and then started beating the shit out of Tim.
02:58:27.000And you're like, well, maybe Tim Kennedy did really overtrain.
03:04:30.000I honestly have not listened to him at all Because the last time he was doing something we were doing a fight companion so we talked over his work Karen Bryant for this I think Karen then he really take Goldberg spot Well,
03:04:47.000he's doing some of the ones that Anik would have done, and Anik has kind of taken up Goldberg's spot.
03:14:44.000Quentin Tarantino put in a movie, but apparently it's something that, a Roger Avery thing.
03:14:49.000It's like, you could read it up online, but it's apparently Roger Avery's theory that, you know, Roger Avery made Killing Zoe, who's a brilliant actor, or brilliant director, writer, and wound up killing a guy in a drunk driving accident.
03:15:02.000Wound up doing jail time and was like tweeting from jail.
03:15:14.000Top Gun, according to Tarantino, according to Roger Avery, was his theory.
03:15:20.000It's like, say, if you had a theory and you were always talking about it, you'd polished it up and made it really funny, and then you'd tell it to Shob, and Shob goes on Fox News and starts talking about, here's my theory, B, and he just rattles off your stuff.
03:15:32.000That's kind of what he did, allegedly.
03:15:38.000Like, Quentin Tarantino goes through this whole thing about all the different various moments where you realize what the hidden subtext is, and it's all homosexual.
03:15:49.000We can't play it, although it'll kick us off of YouTube, but we'll play it after the podcast is over.
03:15:53.000Oh, we can't play the volleyball scene, I don't know.
03:15:55.000No, we can't play the Quentin Tarantino dissection of Top Gun because if we do, they'll kick us off of YouTube because it's not our content.
03:16:08.000If you make something, whether it's a movie or a song or anything, and someone puts it on a YouTube thing and then puts it up on YouTube, they shut it down.
03:16:15.000We got shut down for showing Planet Earth 2, the lizard run from snakes.
03:17:11.000Whatever is going to make sure these people put up more of those videos is good.
03:17:14.000I mean, I'm not in the fucking animal attack video business.
03:17:17.000Well, you know what would be cool is if you repost a video from Planet...
03:17:25.000Maybe they want to generate more subscribers onto their page, though, and the argument could be made that if you had it somewhere else, it somehow or another might keep people from subscribing to their page.
03:17:39.000We did this thing on Fightin' the Kid 3D where I put on a deer suit, and Brendan put on a lion suit, and I had to kind of run away from him, like on my hands and knees, like on my hands and feet.
03:17:51.000It was for this sketch, and he would come over and just jump in the air and land on me.
03:17:55.000I was so fucking worried my back was going to break every single time, but I was thinking about how ridiculous that fucking sketch was, where we're both dressed as— It's a little bit ridiculous now when we're talking about real animal attacks, yeah.
03:19:43.000TRT? You know, the floodgates open, but then they're like, no, hell no.
03:19:47.000Well, not only that, like, the way they measure your levels, like...
03:19:52.000You could be doing that stuff every day.
03:19:54.000I mean, as long as you're staying under some ridiculously high level, and some of them that did get caught, like one of the reasons why it got shut down was when they caught Vitor, and he was at like 1,470, and the doctor was like, well, this isn't even healthy.
03:20:56.000That's why these blood tests are kind of ridiculous.
03:20:59.000I talked to a doctor who literally told me, if you wanted your growth hormone levels to show up as low, all you would have to do is eat a really heavy meal right before you got your blood tested.
03:21:20.000Your insulin levels, your growth hormone levels, everything's going to be all fucked and out of whack because you just threw some sludge into your system.
03:21:28.000So how's the best way to check your true resting testosterone?
03:21:35.000You should test it, and you should write down what you're eating, how much you're sleeping, and then also, one of the things that has a big effect on testosterone is how much cholesterol and how much saturated fat.
03:21:49.000And people, for the longest time, of course, thought it was the opposite.
03:21:52.000They thought that that stuff was bad for you, but now they realize that's actually the precursors for testosterone and other hormones.
03:21:59.000Your body needs cholesterol and saturated fat to convert to testosterone.
03:22:03.000So one of the things that people find, and John Rallo found this out, he was one of the first people to tell me about this, when he switched to a keto diet, his testosterone went way up.
03:26:38.000The last one, I mean, we've gotten, you know, with YouTube and with iTunes, we've got as many as 7 million people downloading and watching these things.