Based Camp - How To (Realistically) Retake the West： With Tectone

00:00:00.000 hello i'm excited to be here with you today today we are thrilled to have on one of the

00:00:07.200 meme lords of the internet tech tone uh easily if we're talking about ogs of the intellectual

00:00:15.840 and cultural movement that has become the new right one of the uh sort of instigating members

00:00:22.160 leading members and still one of the uh not just i think in terms of setting the tone uh

00:00:29.100 widest audience members but also you've done a really good job recently in bringing people

00:00:36.200 together on your show like you know bringing together muno and nux and stuff like that to

00:00:41.060 get a feeling of community which i think is really important in building this but there's a few things

00:00:46.560 i was excited to talk to you about one is you've got a kid on the way right yes i do i'm very

00:00:52.080 excited have you what are your plans for how you keep your kid from getting brainwashed like are

00:00:59.120 you doing schooling are you doing homeschooling are you doing like have you thought about this

00:01:03.120 i've thought about everything and also for everybody who's new to me hello my name is

00:01:08.320 john or you can call me tech tone whatever you guys like and also thank you all for inviting me

00:01:13.460 on your show i was very irresponsible today and i missed my stream because a new game came out

00:01:19.080 called fire emblem fortune's weave oh my god oh it's a new fire emblem game it's unbelievable

00:01:24.920 it's un-fucking-believable the last one kind of sucked it so it's not like the last one

00:01:29.520 yeah the last one what was it wasn't three houses three houses was amazing three houses was so 0.92

00:01:33.980 held a guard obviously best waifu ever of course i i almost i i struggle well second best second

00:01:39.800 best oh yes of course yeah we've got human rights i forgot yes oh yeah that too i was talking about

00:01:47.240 tharja tharja is my favorite female character and then edelgard yeah no and then there was this

00:01:53.340 intermediate one that was like you couldn't even like date the characters or something

00:01:57.940 um and and then there was and so now there's a new one and it's like actually more three houses

00:02:03.320 yes it's very three houses um there's four separate uh like playthroughs you can go through

00:02:10.780 and then the more you do the more they link up together which is incredible i'm like 20 hours

00:02:15.760 deep so far i barely slept oh my god um but yeah and then and then i saw the new resident evil

00:02:21.040 movie which good lord what a catastrophe terrible the the critics are just lying about it they said 0.98

00:02:27.240 it was incredible it was dog shit that's a shame do you did you watch the first resident evil movie 0.97

00:02:32.660 when it came out no oh god it was so good for when it came out really yeah they uh and the special 0.99

00:02:38.580 effects they were so like they made the dogs that were like the zombie dogs by putting spaghetti

00:02:43.860 sauce on them um and the effect came out looking really good if you haven't seen the original

00:02:49.840 original resident evil um i'd strongly recommend it it's it's one of those it's like i mean of

00:02:55.860 course you've seen the original moral combats right like yeah i have yeah it's it's it's it's

00:03:01.340 takes itself more seriously than those do but i think it's like similar sorts of like

00:03:06.020 quality i don't know maybe you don't like those i thought those movies were amazing

00:03:09.620 no they're fun it was also hilarious because uh in the theater i bumped into eli double tap and

00:03:14.300 brandon herrera so i was like damn bro what y'all doing here i didn't know they liked resident evil

00:03:19.600 so that was hilarious um but anyways circling back to uh well hold on i've got to give mortal 0.87

00:03:25.420 combat advice for childbearing sure so every night and i actually learned this from my brother but if

00:03:30.540 you have boys uh the thing boys love doing more than you know being hugged or loved is having

00:03:37.200 somebody in a fight with them and so what i do is i i go alexa like put on the mortal combat song

00:03:42.380 and then we do like a fake fight every night when i'm putting them together because you know we got

00:03:47.020 five kids so um five kids yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah wow i hope i know you guys said it three is what

00:03:54.420 you're aiming for three is the minimum good we're shooting for seven five that's awesome wow you're

00:04:03.000 doing it right you're doing it right yeah plus you get economies of scale so it's yeah yeah we

00:04:08.500 got we got one going right now which i can't wait so so children are like pokemon they are meant to

00:04:13.620 be fought and then bred and by that i mean you have to find them partners because dating markets

00:04:19.320 don't work anymore um yeah no it's true i mean i can't imagine my kid going on tinder to find

00:04:24.680 somebody to oh it's so hard yeah oh we actually like hook you up with this before we go further

00:04:28.980 but we are building a system of parents that are like based and we're going to be building like a

00:04:34.700 london season for them not like in london but basically once a year all of the the sort of

00:04:39.460 based sane families are going to have like one location where all the kids do to do a series of

00:04:44.960 like meeting each other parties like you used to do at london during the season for like marriage

00:04:49.920 um and uh yeah i mean that's very cool yeah our kids are young now so but anyway yes to the kids

00:04:56.940 what's your plan here okay so my wife is in her second trimester which has been awesome um first

00:05:03.500 trimester was pretty hard for her but i just made sure to take care of her as best i could it's very

00:05:07.980 hard as a husband to see your wife you know not feeling well and there's quite literally nothing

00:05:13.100 you can do uh especially with like you know medicine coming out like acetaminophen increasing

00:05:17.900 the autism chance in children wondering should we take this is is like you know is the current

00:05:23.500 headache you're experiencing worth making our child in the womb perhaps form an issue you can't

00:05:30.720 do anything you can't take anything yeah it's such a hard decision because certain levels of anxiety

00:05:36.680 and discomfort in the mother can also lead to birth problems so you're always weighing will

00:05:42.920 this help more than the potential impact it could have on the child yeah so the thing with my wife

00:05:48.620 is i don't know if you know who my wife is she was very she used to be very famous on the internet 1.00

00:05:52.380 yeah fitness yeah yeah fitness influencer yeah uh the best uh she's awesome incredibly jacked and 1.00

00:05:59.580 her mindset is i can squat 405 pounds i can deal with this shit so like you know so she just tanks 1.00

00:06:07.140 everything and i'm always whatever you want to do sweetheart if you're sure sweetheart uh but yeah 1.00

00:06:11.960 we got like a rubber duck to make sure whenever she takes a hot bath it's below 104 degrees just

00:06:16.280 to make sure that everything's perfect for him but uh yeah to make sure my kids don't become

00:06:19.880 And you said this is edited?

00:06:21.640 Yeah, yeah.

00:06:22.700 To make sure my kids don't become like,

00:06:24.700 I'm going to be homeschooling my kids until middle school.

00:06:29.920 And then for middle school, my buddy runs a Christian private school,

00:06:34.400 and then he's going to go there.

00:06:36.240 Oh, thank God.

00:06:37.140 So you know the head of the school?

00:06:38.720 Yeah, absolutely.

00:06:39.360 Yeah, I've already met, and I've met with the principal,

00:06:41.460 everybody who runs behind the scenes.

00:06:43.240 It's a wonderful school.

00:06:44.880 But yeah, they're going to be homeschooled by me and my wife for it.

00:06:49.880 the basics because like i'm going to be real it's it's also very it's not time consuming a lot of

00:06:53.940 people think homeschooling takes longer no no no it's super chill we moved to homeschooling um after

00:06:59.100 trying public school with our kids yeah and they're like i literally i thought it was going

00:07:04.740 to be like a ton of work but there's like it's basically automated at this point you put the kid

00:07:09.260 in front of what are essentially games and you say have you done this many lessons today

00:07:14.960 and the effects it had on our kids to take them out of school because at school our kid was

00:07:20.840 constantly getting sent to the principal's office because he made he made finger guns

00:07:25.020 and this he had to be taken out of his class away from all his friends because they said it was

00:07:29.380 traumatizing to the other kids what he at another point he was taken to the principal's office and

00:07:34.680 i had to drive to school i'm just giving you an idea of how cooked schools are now i had to go

00:07:38.500 to school for meeting with the principal because he said that something looked like a nuke and i

00:07:44.020 like what are you talking he's not gonna bring a nuke to school that'd be very impressive it would

00:07:51.560 be yeah i'm like if he nukes the school like he deserves but we're he's really you know you've

00:07:57.920 made it win you don't have a school shooter but school nuker it's true nuker yeah this is what 0.55

00:08:04.280 this is what the tiger moms want you know the why not like guys don't funny but okay that that 0.92

00:08:10.940 sounds like a good plan i love it and i like the where did you learn how easy homeschooling was

00:08:15.500 because until we started doing it i was under this impression that it was like super difficult

00:08:19.560 oh oh so like i have like a very obsessive personality when i like something and i want

00:08:24.260 to do something that consumes my entire life so i've like already read i'm on like my fifth book

00:08:27.720 now on how to properly raise your kids i also read i read a really funny book on like what was

00:08:32.400 it called i believe it was called uh how to raise a kid yeah how to raise a kid in the woke society

00:08:37.060 oh wow yeah that was that was a great book and then there was another one sorry i just i don't

00:08:43.020 really focus on the titles but it was it was a red book it was it was an amazon bestseller

00:08:46.840 it was like a fatherhood there's it's two parts let me pull this up sorry it was a red you're so

00:08:52.700 prepared yeah well you have to be right you have no you're supposed to be before my first kid i

00:08:59.680 did this i like read all this stuff on how not to accidentally kill them and by the time a week

00:09:04.620 Before the kid was born.

00:09:06.500 Yeah.

00:09:07.000 Yeah.

00:09:07.320 I went on this like big thing on like, okay, how do I do this kid thing?

00:09:12.020 And then, you know, by the time we're on kid number five, I'm just like, is he, we do the basics to keep them alive, you know?

00:09:20.440 Oh, so yeah.

00:09:21.080 The best book I ever read so far.

00:09:22.740 It's called The Expectant Father, The Ultimate Guide for Dads to Be, which goes through step by step every single month on what your wife is going through.

00:09:30.700 So that way you as a man can kind of understand how to better take care of your wife.

00:09:34.620 Oh my gosh.

00:09:35.300 That was amazing.

00:09:36.900 I just lent that out to my other buddy who's, you know, the guy who's running the school because he also has a kid cooking right now.

00:09:43.400 I have four buddies right now who are all in, like, all pregnant at the same time.

00:09:48.080 That's crazy.

00:09:49.000 Well, it's like a lot of people in our community too, right?

00:09:51.960 Like, you know, you got Straub and Rev and others.

00:09:56.960 Straub was actually messaging me telling me that because I came out with my story that Sophia was pregnant,

00:10:03.520 But that actually gave her and Rev the courage to actually talk about it publicly.

00:10:08.720 Oh, my gosh.

00:10:09.580 Which I thought was super strong.

00:10:10.740 I think Rev and Straub are just absolutely great.

00:10:13.280 Oh, I think they're going to be great parents.

00:10:14.960 Yeah.

00:10:15.440 I think so, too.

00:10:16.240 Well, I'm really excited.

00:10:17.760 And this is something I want to talk about on this is, like, the evolution of our community, which you've been in for a long time, right?

00:10:26.360 Yeah, I've been doing this for eight years.

00:10:27.700 Yeah.

00:10:28.140 and i would say that like when i i don't i feel like when i entered this community

00:10:33.400 it was the internet skeptic community where like when was that what when did you enter the community

00:10:39.380 because i'm only just now like as a viewer i mean in like high school i'm i'm about like six years

00:10:45.380 seven years older than you so uh i was in sort of that pre in the early early youtube era you're 0.94

00:10:52.560 like 40 yeah he turns 40 this year yeah damn you look wait i turned 40 this year yes you do 0.83

00:10:58.380 malcolm we should probably celebrate or something you look you look great man i'm gonna say you look 0.97

00:11:03.140 man i hope hey you still got your hair the age of his soul is like 11 and so he he maintains his

00:11:09.800 youthful banter uh but i but i sort of chart or it's very interesting that this became like the

00:11:15.800 online right because the the sort of way that i remember the community evolving is um at least

00:11:20.980 from my experience in it is it started with like the online edgy athea thing and then it got boring

00:11:27.080 to to like attack christians and so they started attacking feminists and then it sort of began to

00:11:33.320 merge with and i began to hang out with like red pill community like manosphere like um uh and then

00:11:39.680 like gamergate happened and like then the red pill got closed down and the the migtaos all left and

00:11:47.620 then like tumblr had action left and so all of them ended up sort of merging with the gamer gate

00:11:52.340 crowd and then that crowd became sort of the proto trump base and then now there's this growing

00:12:01.880 feeling and i think that the community where i really got a feeling of how big and how impactful

00:12:06.980 the community is now is we were talking with celestium recently do you know celestium she's

00:12:11.060 like a christian vtuber anyway i probably do i'm just horrific with names i meet people for the

00:12:17.740 first time like three times you're in good company yes celestium was saying that as like a hardcore

00:12:23.960 christian she often feels on the outs with sort of the mainstream online right because the

00:12:31.400 mainstream online right is this sort of nerdy video game first like they basically created

00:12:38.760 this entire movement just because they kept with our video games and they couldn't stop themselves

00:12:43.520 and i wonder what your experience was with that like when did you begin to identify politically

00:12:48.140 when did you begin to be like i'm going to talk about political issues did your views change on

00:12:54.320 those things like were you pushed into them or what yeah all right so to give you a little bit

00:12:59.500 of background so i i grew up in a military family okay i moved out when i was 16 years old

00:13:05.040 around 18 years old i went and i lived in canada for about six or seven years i uh jesus i i can't

00:13:15.680 remember i can't remember which one it was um i was living in like lib hell um i was in canada

00:13:23.800 when trump got voted into office for oh wow by the way the feeling of that was it was like

00:13:31.280 pandemonium like people were out of their mind and they would see my car which still had texas

00:13:37.320 plates oh no yeah and they it's his fault no legit they vandalized my car not once that happened to 0.99

00:13:43.940 us this year yes dead serious wow i had a person break my car window and put shit in the back seat 0.99

00:13:51.840 of my vehicle yeah there was a bunch of like cracked out motherfuckers homeless people in 0.99

00:13:57.160 the street and you know all the all the women in my college were losing their mind and i remember 0.98

00:14:03.680 the first transgender i ever met which was this kid and i never learned their names never learned 0.98

00:14:11.040 its name because they were just somebody who wore headphones all the time because they said 0.95

00:14:17.160 that the nors hurt their autism so they had to wear headphones all the time so we all called 0.98

00:14:22.760 them headphones oh truly a pioneer of autism and trans identity yes what a coincidence it's insane 1.00

00:14:29.640 and all they would do is and i shit you not this was a big problem nobody could do anything about 0.94

00:14:34.180 it was they were a guy very clearly a guy and they would just go stand in the women's restroom 0.98

00:14:40.100 because they said that's where they felt the most comfortable and nobody could do anything about it

00:14:45.680 the staff representatives couldn't do anything about it and i had no idea what to do it i don't

00:14:50.340 know how you guys were it's like i was um i was like 25 oh i was so for context on where we come

00:14:57.280 from in college uh no sorry in high school i was in the gsa the gay straight alliance um uh like

00:15:04.140 my i had i had friends like before anyone was aware that trans was a phenomenon and simone grew

00:15:11.180 up in san francisco so so i just assumed i would marry a woman someday like it's what all my friends

00:15:17.120 all my friends had two moms i was like well i guess that's moving i guess that's normal right

00:15:21.620 yeah yeah so my political views when i was younger was i don't give a like just leave

00:15:28.620 me alone and i don't care very reasonable yeah like my my my old career plan was was whenever

00:15:35.800 i graduated high school i was gonna go intentionally get hit by a bus that way i

00:15:41.060 wouldn't have to work a job and that way i could collect money from the government for the rest of

00:15:44.720 life yeah that's how much i just did not give a about you know becoming a cog in the machine

00:15:51.120 that's so much i didn't care about what anybody i didn't give a about anything else i was like

00:15:55.920 as long as they leave me alone i don't give a at all and then they ruined video games 0.62

00:16:05.840 the big thing was they took away the word retard and they said that you could not say that and you 0.77

00:16:11.760 you would lose your career over saying the word retard you'd be castrated you'd be called and i

00:16:16.980 went from canada and i got invited to join otk and so i came back down to austin texas is where

00:16:23.960 i moved from anyways i'm pretty sure it was either el paso texas or austin texas i can't

00:16:29.500 remember it's been so long i'm 32 now so i don't i don't remember which one it was but yeah so i go

00:16:33.680 back down to austin texas which is also like you know people i don't know why people say this they

00:16:38.520 say oh texas it's the reddest state in the entire country brother austin texas it's really not

00:16:45.720 bluest city in like the like extremely true bar in california literally when when i moved from

00:16:53.560 california all of my progressive like friends were like uh i moved to texas they freaked out

00:16:59.540 and they're like well can't you just move to austin like even in san francisco they like

00:17:03.620 except that they thought she was gonna be like shot on the street they're like you shouldn't

00:17:07.340 outside because everyone has you can't well yeah because i mean you know anyone who's coded

00:17:11.320 conservative is basically and they're like writing this to her from oakland right like and i'm no but

00:17:16.840 in austin the last time we were there we literally saw two bums fighting like outside the restaurant

00:17:23.120 we were eating at and here's here's what's crazy so i've lived all over the place my entire life

00:17:28.380 but in texas the only place i have ever experienced gun violence was in austin texas yes nowhere else

00:17:37.040 no you feel super safe everywhere else yes but in austin texas which is very anti-gun because

00:17:42.300 they're very like oh you know peace love happiness be whatever the you want to be

00:17:46.040 i was involved in a shooting in a mall and my girlfriend at the time was i had to put myself

00:17:51.760 between her and a person with a gun and i got every well my friend group besides this one black 0.99

00:17:57.600 guy oh my god z was an idiot he was a marine and he went towards the shooters no he's okay he's 0.98

00:18:04.720 good nobody got injured in the shooting thank god they shot up the place but you can look this up 0.99

00:18:08.800 it was in austin texas it was at a mall it was like 2022 2023 but yeah i put myself between

00:18:14.000 her and active shooters and i got me and my other homie out of there into a car and then i got in

00:18:20.060 the car and then i drove over a hill just to get out of there quicker it was a crazy ass time wow 0.91

00:18:27.320 Austin. 1.00

00:18:27.840 Anyways, yeah, Austin sucks. 0.99

00:18:30.860 Are you planning to move? 0.99

00:18:32.480 I have suggestions.

00:18:33.880 Oh, I don't live in Austin anymore.

00:18:35.340 I live in San Antonio now.

00:18:37.380 Oh, San Antonio's great.

00:18:38.500 Okay, fantastic.

00:18:39.360 San Antonio is a very nice town.

00:18:41.120 I like it quite a lot.

00:18:42.480 But yeah, slowly over time as they would encroach into our place, 0.99

00:18:47.080 and I'm a very, I will say, and this is why I get in so much shit, 0.94

00:18:52.440 I know what people want me to say. 0.98

00:18:54.660 It's very obvious.

00:18:56.480 Everybody knows what the correct thing is to say at every given time.

00:19:01.480 Dude, I could be such a good grifter.

00:19:03.240 It would be so easy.

00:19:04.820 Like, dude, I know exactly.

00:19:06.440 Dude, I could 3X my career right now by hitting a couple of talking points

00:19:10.840 that people would like me to say and people who they would like me to disavow.

00:19:15.200 Like, are you telling me, like, I wouldn't get crazy points

00:19:17.760 if I were to, like, disavow Asmogold and say,

00:19:19.780 well, actually, actually, he's like this.

00:19:22.120 I'm not going to do that.

00:19:23.100 Absolutely not.

00:19:23.540 Well, I don't know.

00:19:24.340 I think you'd lose a lot of good.

00:19:25.400 yeah you how would you get points for that yeah oh it's it's very very very easy i'm telling you

00:19:31.440 like the now once again that would be a retirement plan the the amount of like big exposure i would

00:19:36.200 get yeah true yeah actually i know things that he did behind the scenes and now i'm going to tell

00:19:41.660 me because i'm tired of what he's been saying he's become far different than the man who i used to

00:19:45.860 know that he was people are just dying for someone to say yeah of course then i find some sponsors

00:19:50.320 to hit and that's my exit plan get a huge burst in relevance just in case our sponsors leave yeah

00:19:54.960 you know like it's it's so easy how like how how brain dead the internet is um and like you know

00:20:00.100 for example when i played genshin back and i was making like a minute genshin i was making like

00:20:04.240 over three million dollars every year playing genshin back which was money and i knew exactly

00:20:09.660 what they wanted i knew exactly what these companies wanted me to say i knew what the

00:20:13.280 fan base wanted me to say you know i just say the character's good say the story's good say the

00:20:18.400 game's good say you love trans people do all that i'd still be making well i'm not gonna lie

00:20:22.460 this year i'm making my most financial and i'm not gonna say how much it says but this is my

00:20:27.640 most financially successful year of all time wow people say that i've oh it's insane i'm not gonna

00:20:33.080 lie you know people say i fell off it's actually unreal favorable yeah i like to hear that i feel

00:20:39.840 really bad if it turned out that you fell off by like going honest yeah i did for a while i'm not 0.74

00:20:45.360 gonna lie and i'll go into that oh yeah because they banned you from a bunch of shit right i was 0.65

00:20:50.360 banned off a lot of things i was banned off a lot of things i lost about 90 of my audience at a 0.66

00:20:54.760 point uh but yeah i played genshin and my issue was is every single time something bad was happening

00:21:00.040 i would say that it was bad when everybody else would just lie and say that it was good in order

00:21:03.500 to continue farming the sponsors of the company i was like no this is horrible this is a terrible

00:21:07.800 business practice and i actually got china to revolt against the company and actually change

00:21:12.380 their in-game system to be more i guess less predatory for their players and that was like

00:21:17.860 when the company just had enough of me and blacklisted me from everything which you know i

00:21:22.380 don't i don't blame them but it's like you know i i value being transparent and audio and honest

00:21:28.200 my audience about everything else even to a fault uh even when i know it's gonna get me hate like

00:21:32.280 you know same thing with like you know bigger content creators like i i could have just glazed 0.63

00:21:37.740 miz right i could just glaze and be like oh he's a great guy i love him but he sucked and i'm gonna

00:21:43.660 keep it brief i don't want to talk about him because i'm good you know i can exhaust about

00:21:47.760 talking about that guy it's just so irritating uh but there are certain content creators where

00:21:51.720 i was in a position where i could have glazed all these people but like they were terrible

00:21:55.440 like they were absolutely awful and so over the years learning about all these content creators

00:22:01.840 who say you know say the talking point say the thing you know say the thing that we all want you

00:22:07.080 to say eventually it gets exhausting because then it just takes away your creative freedom

00:22:11.040 it makes it to where you cannot be yourself every single time you go live and the really big risk

00:22:16.040 about creators who actually do fall off and lose everything it's usually because the mask slips

00:22:21.060 off so if you just never wear one and you're always yourself and your chat knows exactly who

00:22:25.420 you are then you can never lose everything and that's why i believe my audience has been following

00:22:30.660 me for eight years because they know exactly who i am and so i'm not really hiding anything at this

00:22:37.020 point if i did i think that sort of defines the wider community one thing that i often note about

00:22:42.300 this community is it has a very low amount of inter-creator scandal and fighting i agree

00:22:49.140 yeah on the other side it's constant yeah it's constant like constant uh there's there's just 0.98

00:22:55.060 not a lot of scandals there's not a lot of like i hate it like the the the spiciest still get is 0.98

00:23:01.160 like somebody disagrees with somebody else's views on abortion right like and it's like yeah that's 0.95

00:23:05.220 that's pretty low tier in terms of a, a big controversy.

00:23:09.440 And I think that one of the reasons is,

00:23:11.940 is because the thing that the community values most isn't your ideology or

00:23:17.840 anything like that. It's just that you're being authentic.

00:23:20.320 And so there isn't a lot of room for that. Yeah. I mean,

00:23:23.940 one of the jokes I always make about this is I,

00:23:25.980 I think it's pretty odd that if you look at like the wider nerd right

00:23:29.380 community,

00:23:29.840 one of the figures who is very well liked across it is like an actual

00:23:33.680 socialist, like shoe on head.

00:23:35.220 and like most most of the creators still react to her whether it's asthma gold or knucks or

00:23:39.700 she won't have some reason yeah or anyone else and it's like so why is she why are we all like

00:23:44.520 why do we all respect her if she's like a communist or socialist because she's honest

00:23:47.820 about who she is yeah i absolutely agree and that that's what people are kind of waking up to

00:23:53.220 because and and and to circle back to where i really became yeah um very up became much more

00:24:01.360 open and like talking about politics and all that is when i realized how easily a man can lose their

00:24:07.240 life over doing nothing and i mean this from the bottom of my heart how quickly a man can lose

00:24:14.960 so much of their life over something they never did and i think at that point because i've seen

00:24:21.980 that happen to myself as well as many of my friends like rich campbell for example and this 0.75

00:24:26.340 is something i get very emotional i'm not going to cry on stream i'm not a bitch at least not

00:24:30.220 right now but rich campbell was someone who i cared about very deeply i would there was a time

00:24:35.540 where i considered like as close as a brother obviously we stopped talking for you know very

00:24:40.440 long time i still don't talk to rich these days uh but seeing what he had to go through when he

00:24:44.520 was falsely accused by 13 different women at the same time 13 different false allegations at the

00:24:53.920 same time and everybody around me told me you know we just gotta we just gotta let it happen

00:24:59.760 you know like we don't know we got to be careful and I there's I actually was the first person to

00:25:06.160 go live and talk about it and I didn't want to believe it at all but I knew exactly what I was

00:25:12.040 supposed to say because I was told what I was supposed to say and it broke my heart because

00:25:16.920 I didn't believe the things that I was having to say on that stream and also fun fact I was also

00:25:24.300 the first person the moment i got any confirmation or even a hint of his innocence i was also the

00:25:30.540 very first person who went and talked about it over a year before he was fully found innocent 0.75

00:25:36.940 and i got shit on for for months oh gosh over being the first one to say actually i heard that 0.98

00:25:43.440 rich is actually winning you can actually go to lsf and find the articles of people just shitting 0.99

00:25:48.180 on me for saying that he was innocent um but it was it was devastating um you know i've seen that

00:25:53.820 happened to many people you know even even even creators who I used to watch when I was a kid

00:25:56.920 like Tobuscus Tobuscus had everything taken away from he's still I'm gonna and once again he's

00:26:02.160 doing great now and he wants to make it very clear that he's doing great now but Tobuscus was like

00:26:07.140 nugget in a biscuit sword sword sword my diamond sword watching him play happy wheels that was

00:26:12.340 who I grew up watching and what happened to him I'm not familiar with his story oh okay so uh like

00:26:17.900 14 years ago he was like quite literally competing with pewdiepie for like the most watched youtuber

00:26:24.060 of all time during his era uh and then some girl he met at a party said that like he like drugged

00:26:31.540 and uh and then pewdiepie or sorry to bust his lawyer said to not say anything about it

00:26:36.740 and so he just went radio silent for four and a half years until he just said it i'm tired of 0.76

00:26:43.200 being silent i didn't do any of this shit uh and then it was such bad advice when you that's really 0.67

00:26:48.540 bad advice stuff in the age of the end well the problem is is that like it is and it isn't because 0.95

00:26:55.840 the reality is i've also gotten a lot of shit as well as a lot of my other buddies who have been 0.77

00:26:59.920 through a similar thing got so much shit because they went live and talked about it and the reality 0.99

00:27:04.360 is in the internet it doesn't matter if you're guilty if someone wants you to be guilty you are 0.96

00:27:10.040 guilty no matter what no matter what i want to remind you and this is a real thing okay and you

00:27:15.040 can look this up so i had my gun rights taken away for 10 years because i said i was going to go

00:27:21.560 nuclear on other content creators oh my god right and what a judge thought was that i was going to

00:27:28.620 take my guns and kill all of these other content because i was going nuclear everybody on planet 0.96

00:27:36.400 earth means knows what that means it means talking drama spreading bullshit right xqc goes live with 0.99

00:27:44.180 nuclear drama and his title every day so did i it is what it is the world the world is that's why it

00:27:51.780 that's why it is so important now to believe innocent to proven guilty but that's not how

00:27:57.660 the world is that understanding that your innocence means nothing if people don't want to believe it

00:28:03.640 as well as the death of charlie kirk i believe is what radicalized everybody so many more people

00:28:10.000 i mean i even put out a video on charlie the day that he died because that was i believe 48 hours

00:28:16.140 after irna zarutska was killed on the subway train that's 48 hours it felt like there was a war on

00:28:21.720 white people it really felt like they're coming for us the the years of the thing that we all 0.61

00:28:26.720 know is going to happen is finally going to happen and i believe charlie kirk was the true like you

00:28:32.300 know the mission well i think so many people one of the things that you're you're highlighting

00:28:37.300 here and it's definitely something that i have felt is um and it and sort of tracked is so many

00:28:42.640 people become more and more empowered to speak on these issues uh when they see people unjustly

00:28:51.600 attacked or or mitigated or like for us the thing that ended up pushing us into this fear

00:28:58.760 is you know i'm like we're like business people right like we were in private equity you know

00:29:04.440 stanford mba she has a graduate degree from cambridge like we were like normal like businessy 0.57

00:29:08.680 people and then we get out there and we get famous for saying fertility rates are too low

00:29:12.180 and so it's gonna have like negative effects and then everybody starts calling us racist and like

00:29:16.380 tries to have our careers destroyed that's insane and then we start hanging out with like people who

00:29:21.180 other people are saying are right wing i didn't think they were right wing they seem like normal

00:29:24.300 people to me well that's that's what it is right right wing is quite literally normal

00:29:30.540 it really is it's like the dude who stands in a woman's restroom like that's creepy like

00:29:37.400 yeah i'm not i'm not fighting for that our forefathers didn't die they didn't bleed on 0.88

00:29:41.580 our country soil to make sure that you know two gay people can adopt a kid and it like they just

00:29:47.680 that's not which has happened an unusually high amount there was a case in um but before we get

00:29:53.800 into this actually a question for you because i was watching your take on one of basic logic's

00:29:59.100 recent videos we were the first channel to interview him by the way by the way do you want

00:30:01.580 a connection with him basic logic no i think you streamed with him didn't you i did a stream with

00:30:05.940 him and i did a stream on his stream he's yeah yeah okay great great great great yeah yeah he's

00:30:09.320 a great guy um anyway so basic logic uh in the video he was talking about like what we can do

00:30:15.160 to fix this situation realistically before like civilization collapses and you were sort of like

00:30:20.960 well, Europe is lost already, which is our position as well. I don't think that there's

00:30:24.940 a lot we can do to help Europe. And so then the question is, is okay. Realistically, like what's

00:30:33.020 your plan? What's your plan for how we might be able to save civilization?

00:30:37.720 You know, my first and foremost thing, like my previous political views, which is I don't give

00:30:43.320 a f*** about anybody but myself, which is, you know, once I let people in, I care about my

00:30:47.960 friends more than i care about anybody but i'm i'm focusing on fixing my family situation first 0.61

00:30:54.260 and making sure that we're safe then kind of talking about that as much as i can you know 0.99

00:30:59.040 i did i'm as much as i would love to say i'm gonna go kill all these bastards 0.99

00:31:03.200 no i you know what i mean it's like it's it's it's quite literally this and this is how i feel 1.00

00:31:11.420 I believe women control everything and women, the majority, not all women, of course, but the

00:31:19.500 majority of women, they really don't care about what their politics are. Their politics are 1.00

00:31:25.320 whatever keeps them safe. And so I believe the best way to save our country is to have the women 1.00

00:31:32.960 understand that the safest politics are the ones that are going to save our nation. Now, the problem 0.86

00:31:38.080 is women's politics right now are saving the illegal immigrants and chopping off a boy's 1.00

00:31:43.440 penises right now so i believe the more exposure that we can get on to you know places like fox 0.98

00:31:50.460 news or as many tiktok algorithms or instagram algorithms we can possibly get letting women know

00:31:55.660 that the popular opinion the overwhelming majority correct opinion the safe opinion is to get back 0.98

00:32:02.720 our country that is to protect our kids from being groomed that is to bring things back to normalcy

00:32:07.660 like they were 30 years ago people use words like conservative i'm more of a regressive i'm right

00:32:13.120 we can't conserve our country as no i agree 100 decades yeah we can't we don't want to conserve

00:32:19.700 this the the strategy that he talked about where i'm like well i mean i i understand he doesn't

00:32:25.180 like the strategy but i think it's the only realistic one sort of comes back to what you

00:32:29.120 were saying is focus on your own family first right because it's the only thing you can change

00:32:32.820 and people who are like we need to keep this group out and this group out and this group out

00:32:39.500 and i'm like but you don't even have any kids like like even if you keep everyone out if you

00:32:44.780 don't have any kids yourself you're you're literally a bigger part of the problem right

00:32:50.020 yeah and so all we can do realistically is at least in my view is is work on our own communities

00:32:57.260 and our own families and try to make that as healthy as possible while the rest of stuff

00:33:02.800 you know falls apart and then hopefully we hit a position one day where we have enough technology

00:33:08.800 and a coherent community and capability for power projection that we can do something and i think one

00:33:15.620 of the trickiest parts and this is something that like i often get you know my fans get angry at me

00:33:21.440 for for saying this more often but i it's something and i said that i really believe in

00:33:26.460 it's one thing that really aligned with leaflet on is you can't be overly aggressive with who you

00:33:33.080 carve out of the community on cultural or ethnic or anything like that lines because you're you're

00:33:40.440 never going to have enough votes to win right you you need a multicultural voting base you need a

00:33:46.480 multi-ethnic voting base you need a and so when you go out there and you go like even if like

00:33:52.520 Indian immigrants are a problem or something like that you're really not helping the wider cause by

00:33:56.300 going overly harsh against them or or any other group right like because you because the and i 0.63

00:34:01.920 totally agree with what you're saying going overly harsh is going to make the next generation think

00:34:06.440 that you're they're the bullies and we're the bad guys and you don't want that you it's it's a war

00:34:10.680 on information that is going to save this country and you need to get the correct information out 0.93

00:34:15.380 and when the left which very frequently mask off themselves as like aggressive brainwashed retards 0.82

00:34:21.820 whereas the right can like it's nice because we have one side that can prove everything they're 0.88

00:34:26.500 saying by saying look at this graph look at this fbi crime data statistic look at all this

00:34:32.360 presentable information and the other side says well look at how angry i am i'm going to call you

00:34:37.600 names now eventually by god's mercy please eventually people will understand that one of

00:34:47.260 is telling the truth and here's the exact point you can prove to and here's these other people

00:34:52.660 lying and the other big issue that the reason why so much of this spreads right now is i've

00:35:00.460 lived both sides i have been a part of the squeaky clean as clean as i could have been back in the

00:35:07.720 day uh it's controversies followed me since day one of my career like i could go on for years

00:35:12.300 about this um but as squeaky clean as a uh a left progressive content creator uh which i'm sure

00:35:19.940 chinese companies could have believed i was eight years ago um but i got so much more money when i

00:35:28.320 was more brand friendly with leftist ideals when i was doing the exact same shit with right-wing

00:35:35.020 ideals so what needs to happen right now is i'm not sure if you know this kamala harris and an

00:35:39.160 entire like advertising campaign on twitch um when she was going against donald trump there was no

00:35:45.720 like paid advertisement opportunities to promote trump there was none of those um of course so

00:35:50.660 the issue right now is that right wing ideologies and talking points monetarily there is it's a

00:35:59.360 complete net loss that's why i never believe in the word right wing grifting like there has to be

00:36:04.540 another word there has because you're not getting more money yeah talking about right wing and like 0.94

00:36:08.900 First of all, Candace Owens obviously doesn't believe what the fuck she's saying, but there needs to be a word because you pretty much lose all of your money the moment you start talking right-wing ideals. 0.91

00:36:19.560 It's true. 0.98

00:36:20.560 It's very hard to get sponsors of the right-wing congregator.

00:36:23.340 Well, and you're also more likely to be moderated disproportionately on especially YouTube and especially Twitch.

00:36:29.840 Yes, I absolutely agree.

00:36:32.040 and also back circling back to the infighting pretty much the only infighting on the right

00:36:35.900 that we've had is like between sneeko and every other human being i didn't think of sneeko as

00:36:40.740 like right wing but i guess he technically is yeah he technically is and uh yeah you know like

00:36:44.680 but he keeps on having problems with all these other creators but it's not him who's causing

00:36:48.360 the issues it's not him yeah well i mean he's a tate acolyte and i think the the at least like

00:36:54.440 the nerd right has never been a big fan of that yeah yeah but i believe bringing more money and

00:37:01.600 sponsorship opportunities and guaranteeing people's safety for being able to preach the truth

00:37:08.240 is very important that's why i completely stopped streaming on twitch that's why i full went on

00:37:12.620 rumble because what i got i got banned on twitch like what eight times um i've never been banned

00:37:19.280 on rumble a single time six months straight no warnings no strikes no bans nothing that's that's

00:37:25.560 why i love rumble um i've even been banned on youtube which sucks probably about i mean i'm

00:37:30.480 not i've been banned on youtube a lot but youtube is kind of like a necessary evil because that is

00:37:34.980 where you get all of your traction yeah that's where you're you can't do it yeah and and for

00:37:39.440 people who wonder we have a rumble it's just you probably don't know about it because youtube's

00:37:42.680 where we get all our algo right absolutely yeah and i'm i'm trying very hard to build rumble i've

00:37:48.560 been very happy i've convinced creators like nox and jake monroe to give rumble a shot and it's

00:37:53.480 been going very well especially for jake oh my god like with you doing well there that's great

00:37:57.920 oh yeah within the first week of him streaming he's like one of the most viewed podcasters

00:38:03.060 on all of rumble which is great wow well seeing the boats get demonetized for nothing on youtube

00:38:09.720 has been incredibly disheartening to me yeah it's terrifying and we're trying to build up like our

00:38:17.260 company is you know if we can keep growing from where we are right now we should be in a position

00:38:21.740 you know next year or the year after where we can start giving money to right-wing content creators

00:38:26.240 when they get demonetized yeah but like getting to that position there's just not a lot of companies

00:38:31.220 like ours that are willing to take that perspective yeah like so for example like to get sponsors for

00:38:36.660 me is like near impossible uh but what i'm currently doing behind the scenes is the biggest

00:38:44.660 issue with right and this is how i kind of want to help fix the country is bring more money to

00:38:48.780 right-wing creators that way they can financially support themselves to live this lifestyle is i'm

00:38:54.100 currently building a company that is going to remain nameless they'll never have a twitter 0.89

00:38:59.340 they'll never have any way for any fan or any enraged retard to attack them because that's why 0.80

00:39:06.660 other companies that i've previously been associated with have dropped so many creators 0.86

00:39:11.460 because they will be known as their name and the audience the enraged leftists know that they can

00:39:17.160 attack this company and make them have to drop the creators so i'm currently working on making

00:39:23.880 a company that's honestly doing pretty okay already i've connected with a couple well i'm

00:39:27.400 not gonna say how many but uh some creators between the number of zero and 100 are currently

00:39:31.800 with this company that will never have a name so that way people can get advertisements from my 0.91

00:39:38.120 underground dark army of jews that uh get their they're not great advertisers i'm not glad they're 0.92

00:39:46.920 not great but like you got to take what you can get at the end of the day you know you know is 0.97

00:39:52.120 Is Raid Shadow Legends really that bad to promote?

00:39:54.520 I don't know.

00:39:55.080 It's one of the most innovative RPGs of all time.

00:39:58.280 Yeah.

00:39:58.500 We may want to hire you with this company.

00:40:01.640 Because our company has been growing a lot this year.

00:40:03.640 And we've sort of reached a point where we're like, we've got to do more sponsorships.

00:40:07.680 And so I'd be very interested to experiment with those.

00:40:11.040 You can DM me about that anytime.

00:40:13.200 My favorite thing is making as much money as possible for my friends, my creators.

00:40:18.580 As well as even who I don't like.

00:40:20.500 you know she's like i just don't like big corporations i don't they're corrupt i i hate

00:40:25.440 them too yeah it's it's they're terrible and the other thing is and you know god bless so many

00:40:31.960 creators hearts a lot of creators are just and they don't know their worth at all they'll take

00:40:38.100 an advertisement and i'm gonna i'm gonna okay if you're a creator and you're watching this

00:40:42.200 and if you're a viewer and you're watching this yeah you can know this your sponsored rate for a

00:40:48.240 one-hour stream is $1 per viewer per hour. Do not accept lower than that. For YouTube integrations,

00:40:59.740 you can probably do, let's say you get around 100,000 views on a video, you should be charging

00:41:06.640 somewhere between $2,000 and $2,500 for a 90-second integration on a 100,000-viewed video.

00:41:14.020 Just keep that as boilerplate. Dedicated videos are a scam. Don't do them. Unless you're cash

00:41:18.220 solid advice that's very solid advice because like dude okay so there was i i helped a lot of vtubers

00:41:24.380 back in the day and that's why people were like why do you not like vtubers now i don't not like

00:41:29.160 vtubers i just don't like a lot of the prominent vtubers but like i've made vtubers in this space

00:41:34.040 no joke i've saved them from like complete um uh contract catastrophe where they could have had

00:41:40.760 their entire careers uploaded i've i've been all over like three four million dollars in the hands

00:41:45.760 of vtubers there was a vtuber who i'm going to remain nameless but her and i were on the exact

00:41:51.700 same contract we had the exact same viewership and for their contract they were being paid

00:41:58.460 four hundred dollars a month to do the exact same thing as me yet i was being paid ten thousand

00:42:05.660 dollars because they don't know their worth they just said well i was just happy to be getting

00:42:12.300 anything. I'm sorry. That's not how this works. As content creators, your lifespan as a content

00:42:17.460 creator is not going to be forever. You're not. People are going to move on. And what people

00:42:21.700 need to realize is the people who watch you today will not be the people who watch you tomorrow.

00:42:26.300 They will not be. Your audience is going to be constantly recycling. The average lifespan of a

00:42:32.500 content creator to remain relevant is two to three years. And you have to make a lot of money in those

00:42:38.420 two to three years a lot of those people get trapped and they quit their jobs they quit

00:42:43.620 everything to go all in on content creation because they're making the same amount of money

00:42:47.400 as content creation as they do on their job but the issue is they're not getting any ways to

00:42:51.540 fill out their resume and be able to transfer that experience into a real world job

00:42:56.020 and themselves a lot a lot i've been on this platform for eight years

00:43:00.580 i have seen so many content creators fall off and go homeless and it's awful that's really sad man

00:43:07.220 it's weird that you feel so old compared to me because i got into content creating so long

00:43:13.360 after you um you're just like oh yeah back in the day yeah these names um but i would like to see

00:43:21.040 and i know that what you're saying is true around like you know you have your peak as a content

00:43:25.580 creator but i really hope that we can move our community and i'm beginning to see this into a

00:43:33.160 position where we end up replacing what is today fox news and everything like that and i think that

00:43:40.200 we're definitely like there right like we're on the cusp of this happening potentially even on

00:43:47.240 the downhill part of this cusp yeah well because fox news there's so many anti-slap laws here in

00:43:53.720 the united states that protects like politicians ability to just be able to blatantly slander 0.96

00:43:58.120 people and faces zero repercussions for it yeah that's why people think our president is a rapist 0.98

00:44:03.300 pedophile it's like how do people still believe that he like kids ate kids and it's like tds is 0.84

00:44:14.500 once again by the way i i have to sorry on the thing i need to explain to people charge

00:44:20.060 allegation that people are citing when they say that someone our episode on this never went live

00:44:26.620 by the way simone that's a shame we should do it as a weekend oh really yeah um is that he

00:44:31.240 somebody like a uh what what store a dressing room and a what burgdorf burgdorf yes that he

00:44:37.720 no a well-known reporter that he was not friends with randomly in a burgdorf dressing room

00:44:46.940 and this is like a high-end very high-end um store in new york like people would have heard

00:44:53.160 first of all if you're so comfortable that you stranger in a high-end like dressing room this

00:45:00.020 is something you must do all the time because that's not like a normal thing to like just

00:45:05.260 do out of the blue and so where are all the other provable allegations well the problem is is that

00:45:11.260 because trump was found civilly liable which people think means criminally convicted which

00:45:18.880 it doesn't it means a judge which by the way the judge who worked that case for trump was

00:45:24.240 heavily biased against him said surprise i think maybe he could have done it and so because because

00:45:32.780 it's it's it's it's a 50 because there's a 51 percent chance a preponderance a preponderance

00:45:41.060 of evidence he was found simply liable and so people think that was that means that he was

00:45:45.300 criminally convicted, which is just about the most brain-dead of all time. But newscasters know

00:45:50.680 that, let's be real, 85% of people on this world are. So you can use these words. Information is

00:45:58.700 at our fingertips, and yet people will still have no interest whatsoever in fact-checking

00:46:04.420 anything. So they hear the word judge, they hear the word civilly liable, and they say,

00:46:09.760 yep well there it is a judge said he made a kid so there it is guys this country's corrupt i hate

00:46:17.540 the orange man now once again you can absolutely criticize trump for his handling of the epstein

00:46:23.640 files absolutely you can yeah i would like to see that same energy go towards joe biden as well

00:46:29.480 because he had the exact same opportunities to do the exact same thing as trump but there's a reason

00:46:33.660 why joe biden joe biden didn't do it and trump did and uh these are just things oh by the way i want

00:46:39.220 to clarify this side note uh super random this isn't alcohol this is sparkling water just for

00:46:43.100 anybody oh this is oh well he's drinking yeah he's drinking i'm not you know i just want to make that

00:46:48.660 very clear promoting promoting sin there right i i do point out to people christianity is the

00:46:57.260 only religion on earth that doesn't just have one alcohol related miracle but has a multiple

00:47:02.820 alcohol related miracles it does christianity is really big on the alcohol miracles right like i

00:47:09.920 do not think when people are like oh it's drinking it's not a christian i'm like we got all the

00:47:15.000 alcohol we got turning water to wine we got blood turning to wine we got holy wine i i just know

00:47:23.920 that i will probably drink alcohol once again in my life but i'm trying to fight it for as long as

00:47:31.760 i possibly can i've been clean for like 14 years wow i'm trying to keep it that way stick to it

00:47:39.700 like honestly just from a calories and health standpoint it makes sense to not yeah i've been

00:47:44.840 good the the last two times i drank was i did the unsubscribed podcast and i took a sip of a white

00:47:52.340 claw because that's what they do on their show but i've never just and being culturally appropriate

00:47:59.060 for their environment right of course respecting their cultural norms yeah i think i think the

00:48:04.420 conversation around cultural norms is when i often try to bring the conversation back to around like

00:48:08.500 trans individuals because when you look at the way that they dress during like children's book

00:48:14.880 readings i'm like within our culture this is considered a sexualized way of dressing and even

00:48:21.420 if within your culture it's not considered that imagine you go to some island and any woman who

00:48:27.420 show's ankle that scene is a very sexual thing and then you decided to as like a a foreigner in 0.50

00:48:33.820 their island just intentionally show tons of your ankle to children and infants you'd be like that's 0.98

00:48:39.420 an inappropriate thing to do and you wouldn't do that unless you were like a psychopath and and

00:48:44.300 then you see this at these book readings where they go in and what is essentially lingerie

00:48:48.460 yep no i mean uh hopefully if there's any hope for our country and we continue to somehow string

00:48:55.660 together republican candidate after republican candidate by the way jd vance is a joke uh not a

00:49:02.380 fan of i'm going rubio or uh the next going ruby i i'll support either i i dude my issue with vance

00:49:10.060 is okay tell us yes he does not i think well what do y'all think the number one issue is in america

00:49:15.740 right now that's such a good question probably immigration exactly i a hundred percent agree

00:49:23.180 J.D. Vance is not going to give a fuck about that at all. 0.98

00:49:26.160 J.D. Vance is married to an Indian. 1.00

00:49:28.160 He has five Indian kids.

00:49:29.440 Do you think he's going to say, 1.00

00:49:30.700 well, guys, we got to get all these H-1Bs out of our country. 1.00

00:49:33.820 F***, you know, he's dating one. 1.00

00:49:35.040 He's married to one. 1.00

00:49:35.600 That's true.

00:49:36.540 I can see that.

00:49:39.000 Like, I don't, Rubio has made it very clear. 1.00

00:49:42.300 He wants as many of these illegals out of the country 1.00

00:49:45.120 as humanly f***ing possible. 0.98

00:49:46.940 I don't trust J.D. Vance to do that.

00:49:48.380 Like, for me, okay, so this is where I fall on the two of them.

00:49:50.560 J.D. Vance, I like culturally like more.

00:49:53.000 I like that he knows that Hassan shocks his dog.

00:49:55.220 I like that he's like, oh, he likes the memes. 0.55

00:49:59.000 Yes.

00:49:59.320 He likes memes.

00:49:59.920 So I like that.

00:50:01.180 But Rubio, it's not just on the immigration thing.

00:50:04.300 J.D. Vance was against the Iran war, against killing people we don't like.

00:50:08.080 And Rubio has been all about killing people we don't like. 0.97

00:50:10.500 And I'm generally pro-killing people I don't like, you know? 0.74

00:50:13.620 And I think that, like, power projection as a country where it doesn't mean boots on the ground is something I want to get.

00:50:20.900 i love what we did in venezuela that was so cool it was awesome it was great yeah um and like we

00:50:27.020 just completely found i'm trying to google i can't remember the exact number what is it three

00:50:31.140 trillion a year on our united states military let me check maybe it's probably less than that

00:50:37.240 how much we spend on u.s military one of our longtime friends is is uh secretary of the army

00:50:43.060 right now and so like no he he stepped down and we sat down yeah dangerous i should reach out and

00:50:50.000 should have him on the show i don't know if he because now there are rumors that he might have

00:50:55.820 stepped down in preparation to help vance run for president okay sorry sorry it's um 900 billion

00:51:00.540 per year often exceeding one trillion yeah 916 billion is what i got to yeah 13 of total federal

00:51:06.620 spending yeah and like we should really just make sure that other countries know that's how much

00:51:12.260 we're spending on our military like these these countries you know how long were we in the iraq 0.97

00:51:19.220 war like 20 years or something like we we should be wiping people off the face of the earth like 0.55

00:51:25.360 oh my god the rules with those weird sonic weapons it was so fantastic because everyone

00:51:30.480 was like what is going on we need to show how far ahead we are we had an episode where we go

00:51:34.820 into rules of conflict and like a lot of people know but when we were fighting like the iraq war

00:51:38.980 and the afghan war the rules that we had to play by were like if somebody runs in to like a civilian

00:51:44.440 house you can't do anything about it so then what does everyone do all the terrorists run into

00:51:49.000 civilian houses and like hold these people hostage right we technically have like bureaucratic

00:51:52.940 technical rules of engagement that prevent yeah if they're shooting at you with a pistol and you

00:51:57.580 have a fully automatic weapon you can't shoot back so okay go get a pistol yeah very personal

00:52:03.620 story about this i'm gonna keep this as vague as i possibly can i had a family member who was

00:52:11.520 serving during the war and they actually got demoted because there was a man on top of a roof

00:52:18.660 with a rpg pointed at their platoon and so this person a part of my family domed the guy like

00:52:27.200 immediately because why the would you not of course demoted and barred from the military 0.98

00:52:34.120 for real dead ass and this is lost rank that's what's insane the trump administration has been 0.98

00:52:40.820 attempting to change which i really well at least i like because we know people who are like high up 0.98

00:52:44.860 the military now they're like this needs to end right like and and i i think i know a lot of people

00:52:51.940 don't want what want me to say this but like uh i think we can learn a lot from israel in terms of

00:52:57.440 how to treat populations that want you dead right like yeah uh you don't need to ask for permission

00:53:04.120 and if you stop bombing a region because oh no they put something under a hospital then every

00:53:08.740 base is under a hospital yep i i will say you know like the whole like there's a lot of people

00:53:14.240 who are like you know very anti-israel i don't care i'll be honest and the war between israel

00:53:19.400 and palestine yeah i don't care either i don't give a right but like people are like oh if this

00:53:23.420 one thing's bad that means nothing good can come of it like listen man you cannot like hitler and

00:53:27.660 admit he was one hell of a painter at the same time because like i mean some of his pieces they

00:53:32.520 were great i need to yeah it's like you did not like osama bin laden but realize it's kind of

00:53:37.240 wholesome that he liked animal crossing right like it's wait did he are you serious yeah he

00:53:42.120 he had some memes he had a meme folder yeah yeah i was talking about a meme folder and he had a uh

00:53:47.100 a a gamecube save file of animal crossing new leaf he did not i know i know what a wholesome guy

00:53:54.020 i think he played starcraft or command and conquer right like i'm not sure i haven't looked too much

00:53:59.520 into the old bin laden uh i will say if he played generals as a gla did you ever play generals no i

00:54:06.880 didn't play that so it was this game um made by the guys who made like red alert 2 and everything

00:54:11.680 like that back in the days when they still made good games and one of the factions i actually

00:54:15.400 recommend this game to people because i think it's one of the great old games was a terrorist

00:54:19.260 organization called the gla and it was fantastic they were such a fun faction to play and it took

00:54:26.000 place in like a real like nine post 9-11 war in the middle east yeah that's awesome very fun very

00:54:34.080 based i will say just to get off the countries for a little bit what are your top three video

00:54:39.820 games of all time top three video games are okay sorry go ahead okay so fallout 2 as a kid was like

00:54:47.680 my life defining game i love i love that you could marry someone and then sell them into slavery

00:54:52.960 i like just the amount of freedom it felt like it had and the depths of storytelling i really liked

00:54:59.320 the other game that just absolutely enthralled me as a kid and was really defining for me as a kid

00:55:05.300 which is a basic answer with starcraft um you know there's just obviously as a kid now this

00:55:10.580 is like when i'm a kid like life defining if i'm and now as an adult the games that i have played

00:55:16.200 most inscription i just can't speak highly enough about inscription um as well as uh what's another

00:55:24.220 one i played unusual amount of total war japan 2 shogun 2 played an absolute ton of that uh the

00:55:30.960 sorry i'm going a lot more than three that's okay keep going keep going the expeditions series i

00:55:37.280 think is for a small time publisher a series that really needs to be given a lot more love

00:55:43.080 expedition rome expedition biking the one where you play as a conquistador absolutely fantastic

00:55:48.640 you're not saying the best expedition game the best which is expedition 33 oh camera score well

00:55:57.260 it was made by french people you know have you played it no i haven't it looked sort of uh

00:56:03.500 like bullet spongy to me no not at all oh i'm oh my god dude that with the games that you're

00:56:10.460 listing right now it's like i love okay oh you would fall in love and you would say well you

00:56:15.680 know what maybe there are still some good games left like i i believe you can tell everything

00:56:22.100 about a person by what their favorite video games are and i'm telling you right now play

00:56:26.400 clear obscure actors 33 that game okay unironically changed how you feel about your life it is

00:56:32.080 incredible i can't wait you play like hard real i was watching a stream recently where you were

00:56:37.920 going over all these games that you beat on hard mode and i was like you beat that on hard mode

00:56:42.120 and i was like that's a that's a different type of gaming than i do so what's really funny is

00:56:47.340 i don't know how this happens and if my chat watches this they will i don't know how i've

00:56:53.740 done this but like three of the top 10 hardest video game fights in history ever made i've beat 0.90

00:57:01.580 on my first try i don't know how the f**k i did it uh but uh so dark dark eater madeir and sorry 0.68

00:57:08.780 it's very hard for me to remember these names because when you beat these bosses in your first 0.58

00:57:12.300 try it's very hard to remember what they were called but dark star madeir from dark souls 3

00:57:17.840 sister freed in dark souls 3 and then orphan of kaz and bloodborne i beat all those in my first

00:57:23.560 try and man that was like that was like life defining i remember it was my first ever positive

00:57:31.260 thread on lsf do you guys know what lsf is no what oh there's there's there's just there's just 0.67

00:57:37.140 it's a subreddit that used to be very popular that would shit on me non-stop because i hated

00:57:47.080 the streamers they liked and i would tell the truth about streamers they like uh delightful

00:57:52.160 yeah but the first ever positive thread was me crushing orphan of gods in my first try

00:57:58.180 and you know who soda poppin is that's hilarious so soda poppin he's like this let me describe 0.73

00:58:04.900 he was really cool and now he's kind of like a whipped lesbian that plays world of warcraft and 0.57

00:58:09.460 that's okay uh that's okay someone has to do it yeah he was watching my stream ready to watch me 0.93

00:58:16.760 get crushed because he said i was bad at this game and he was watching as i beat a boss that

00:58:21.940 he struggled on for 12 and a half hours on my first try oh my god that is awesome he's also

00:58:28.740 it makes you feel any better he's probably really hitting the algo right now because if you look up

00:58:32.460 soda pop in all you get is the soda pop song from demon hunter oh poor thing and i don't know how

00:58:37.080 he's gonna beat that oh no demon hunters destroyed him that's true demon hunters really ended him oh

00:58:42.280 he was at a time he was at a time one of my favorite streamers and uh yeah he still is one 0.98

00:58:47.000 the largest streamers on the planet but yeah having him just eat shit watching me beat them

00:58:52.160 yeah but have you played any of the souls games or no i tried to so okay i should give some

00:58:59.220 clarification for fans another game i should have listed in favorite games is civ 4 but um

00:59:04.660 one of the problems if you notice the difference between the games that you typically like in the

00:59:09.580 games i like is i like a lot of turn-based games um i'm not a big fan of xcom 2 obviously fantastic

00:59:18.140 i'm not a big fan of non-turn-based games that require skill because i'm not because you're old

00:59:24.480 i'm old i lack even when he was young it was turn-based games though

00:59:29.880 it's all these korean instincts that these people have where they can do the clicks per second and

00:59:35.980 everything and i always thought at very very slow speeds and now it's even worse because i vibe code

00:59:42.000 in between turns yeah no i'm telling you play clara expedition 33 it's great because you know

00:59:48.100 what's gonna do it's gonna give you the confidence to try other genres because it is turn-based but

00:59:53.960 it's an active turn-based and what i mean by that is you can plan your moves as slow as you want but

01:00:01.340 the moment you execute them then you have to like if you so there's going to be a quick time event

01:00:07.380 and if you hit the quick time events then they'll deal more damage as well as every time you get

01:00:12.200 attacked it you can parry and at the exact moment and take zero damage but you can still it's like

01:00:17.660 their turn your turn their turn your turn but there's going to be elements in between and then

01:00:21.700 like paper mario exactly and so like you know grandpa over here once you get used to those

01:00:27.340 then you can play the problem is is i have played games like that yeah i basically gave up on hitting

01:00:35.660 the quick time offense on those really because i never hit them um i have i have to change it to

01:00:40.380 like extreme you don't understand i'm they have baby mode they have baby mode enabled you can

01:00:45.520 play on advance and i was like damn like that's that's insane that you can do this um but there's

01:00:55.000 another game uh that's sort of like that that i absolutely love that i forget it takes it's a

01:00:59.060 japanese game series that takes place in uh world war one europe where different technology exists 0.97

01:01:06.640 and you plan out moves anyway that sounds crazy don't remember um and just remember as much shit

01:01:12.600 as i'm talking right now there's one thing that y'all can do that i can't do which is already 0.94

01:01:16.340 have a beautiful family of what you're including y'all seven seven mom dad five kids that's awesome

01:01:22.280 you're 31 or two now right 32 32 32 when did we have our first kid simone i think it was 31 so

01:01:29.140 you're you're fine okay so i just gotta i just gotta i just gotta get cracking boom yeah i mean

01:01:33.880 well what our advantage and this is something for you to strategically think about since you

01:01:38.380 are in your 30s um and if you want to have a big family is batch freezing embryos is

01:01:43.820 underrated especially since you apparently have money um you can batch freeze embryos

01:01:49.820 and make sure because the thing is when you have kids older which you i mean naturally if you have

01:01:55.160 seven kids by the time you're finishing you know you're older especially if you're having them

01:01:58.900 naturally because it can take longer to get pregnant maybe batch freeze your embryos now

01:02:02.360 you're batch freezing embryos with younger eggs and younger sperm meaning that they are

01:02:05.740 less likely to have higher risks of cancer oh that's really smart yeah a lot of people the

01:02:11.460 nice thing about us is our embryos like the the majority of them are from when we're 28 years old

01:02:16.200 so when we have future kids even if i'm 50 years old even if i'm whatever years old

01:02:20.400 i'm having a 28 year old ivf transfers and healthy babies up to the age of what was the oldest

01:02:25.900 oh she lied about it but she was like 65 um there are even like this is actually pretty normal

01:02:32.040 some you know like grandma parents can be really committed there are it's not uncommon for a

01:02:37.420 grandmother to carry her daughter's embryo if the daughter can't do it for some reason because she's

01:02:42.380 like i need my grandkids and she'll care like so you can be at any age if you have a womb as an 0.81

01:02:47.220 older woman like past menopause as long as you have the embryos and you're more likely to have

01:02:52.640 healthy embryos and to be able to get more of them from an ivf round if you do it now now so many of

01:02:57.800 our right-wing fans will crucify us for saying this because they don't like ivf this is true

01:03:00.940 they hate ivf they think also i don't know if you know about this but we're well as white people

01:03:05.800 as long as we have more babies i don't care well and you can also do because i know you

01:03:10.320 you mentioned i think at one point that like it looks like your kid is probably going to be tall

01:03:13.880 because you guys are both super tall yeah but you can also another another like okay again we can

01:03:18.940 connect you with companies that can give you full genomic sequencing on all the embryos so you can

01:03:22.980 know the odds of your kid being super tall or super smart i got a lot of hate for that clip i

01:03:28.240 don't know why i was just talking to my doctor literally if you're both tall he's likely to get

01:03:33.340 tall it's it's a bizarre thing but yeah you can also literally sequence your embryos if you want

01:03:38.080 to yeah and also literally know like this one's more yeah i mean this is this is where we it's

01:03:43.680 really deviate with like other our our plant when we're like how do we actually take back

01:03:47.320 civilization what we have to do is we need to do like artificial wombs like 20 kids a year in my

01:03:53.620 kids generation like genetic augmentation we are coming at this with super soldiers in like one or

01:03:59.780 two generations because i think that's the only way you can catch up the other big issue is is

01:04:03.880 that, you know, our kids are going to experience something that a lot of people my age are

01:04:09.400 experiencing at a worst degree, which is men are horrified of talking to women because

01:04:14.120 you never know if they're going to say, that was sexual assault.

01:04:20.060 Three years later, your honor, I didn't realize I was at the time.

01:04:24.460 Like so many men are being found in issues for sexual assault.

01:04:28.500 Oh, absolutely.

01:04:29.300 Yeah.

01:04:29.480 Because the Me Too movement was a poison on our entire country.

01:04:33.360 it's insane like i i don't know dude i don't believe that you can retract consent a year and

01:04:41.880 a half after you had sex i i don't know how that's even possible yeah even this shouldn't

01:04:48.520 be a controversial statement i will say that like society is definitely healing like there

01:04:53.700 was that twinkie asian streamer this year who the girl tried to you know he went to

01:04:57.100 yeah yeah yeah and everybody was like whatever you invited him right like what were you thinking

01:05:02.460 what's gonna happen she's like you know i i i found that a little heartening but the evidence

01:05:08.820 was so overwhelmingly in his favor that like it doesn't mean that much dating is broken we're

01:05:14.340 arranging our kids marriages it's over it is not like for real like i mean once again that happened

01:05:18.840 with saikuno and that saikuno if the johnny depp case never happened saikuno would not have a

01:05:24.940 career right now oh yeah same same thing with turkey tom if johnny depp didn't happen there

01:05:30.500 would be no correct turkey tom also got accused as well turkey tom so he did uh tobuscus uh

01:05:37.960 jesus uh rich campbell oh my god there's even these are all like within the past two years

01:05:43.140 um that sucks yeah there's there's so many creators who are getting me too right now

01:05:49.240 wait even now even now even now even now yes even now we need the mirror like how how safe are you 0.94

01:05:56.180 when you're married right like are we oh malcolm you think you're next i don't know i feel like i'm

01:06:00.900 pretty sick ladies come for him i mean people have accused me of what like flirting was like

01:06:08.840 or having a crush on leaflet or whatever and i'm like bro i've got five kids like i'm not 0.82

01:06:12.960 i am not trying to hook up didn't you say that i had like a sexual obsession with iron mouse the

01:06:18.980 other video i said within a minute of that clip that i thought he was joking and that i was excited

01:06:25.580 for your next kid but the joke wrote itself it was you being shocked that somebody online who

01:06:33.240 has a sexualized caricature is older than you thought they were the joke goes i had no idea

01:06:41.400 she was a young i guess i had no idea and i thought the joke and so i said within a minute

01:06:47.240 you see in the episode i saw i'm like i don't think he gets it he gets it couldn't help but

01:06:54.540 makes the joke because it was so it just went over my head i was like why is everybody litigating

01:06:59.340 this and not making the funny joke i will also say that like the whole iron mouse controversy 0.97

01:07:05.080 i can't believe the well i can't believe it but the amount of shit that i got for reacting to one 0.89

01:07:10.400 of her clips that she posted herself is like why are we calling this the tech dome controversy i 0.98

01:07:15.620 just reacted to a clip that she posted like i can't believe i was accused of doxing by

01:07:22.220 I reacted to her own stream.

01:07:26.620 He doxxed Iron Mouse's age.

01:07:28.360 Bro, she said it. 0.98

01:07:29.760 Like, what the f***? 0.99

01:07:31.340 By the way. 0.99

01:07:32.200 Because you're hyper famous.

01:07:33.940 That's going to happen.

01:07:35.140 It's always going to be your fault.

01:07:36.300 It's always going to be your fault.

01:07:37.480 That's fine.

01:07:37.800 I also never made a YouTube video on that.

01:07:41.220 As well as I deleted the VOD of my stream after I reacted to that.

01:07:44.780 And I even told my editors to not make content out of that.

01:07:48.260 I said that.

01:07:49.160 Well, you can't find it.

01:07:50.240 Well, actually, I probably do with the Wayback Machine.

01:07:51.640 but i say i'm sorry that blew up i always like it when i go viral i don't care what it is oh

01:07:57.320 oh here's what's crazy so i didn't talk about that until other channels talked about it and

01:08:03.060 then i realized okay you know like what was it like 30 other channels talk but i make a video

01:08:07.640 three days after they call it the tectone iron mouse controversy

01:08:12.320 it's like okay so like i didn't i didn't go look this up and the worst thing is if you watch my

01:08:20.000 react to that clip i also in real time try to debunk it in case i'm being baited by misinformation

01:08:25.980 i'm like oh this can't be iron mouse let me check this out let me google it oh my god that's

01:08:31.500 actually her what the yeah i'm digging the hole deeper look drama finds a way that this is this

01:08:37.900 is it's drama's money have you seen donkey p bong waters stuff you just call him donkey p

01:08:44.440 something like that something bong water don p bong water yeah okay whatever 0.97

01:08:49.520 the vtubers is like old ladies um you know because they are all they are they are yeah

01:08:57.180 no iron mouse is about 42 zentrea is a man i actually know three other very prominent vtubers

01:09:05.780 who are men larping as women really yes i do however um they've been nice to me in real life 0.88

01:09:13.900 So I'm just, you know, I'm not going to just go around causing shit for no reason. 0.99

01:09:16.760 As long as I could have nice tits and stream, you know, I'm sure I get more. 1.00

01:09:23.220 Yep. 1.00

01:09:23.920 Yeah.

01:09:24.640 I mean, my God.

01:09:25.680 And like the VTuber parties that I've been to at TwitchCon were just out of control.

01:09:29.500 I was playing beer pong.

01:09:31.040 I'm not going to say what two VTubers these were. 1.00

01:09:33.480 Cause once again, they've caused me no issues. 1.00

01:09:35.200 I don't like causing people issues unless they come for me first.

01:09:38.120 I will always punch back, but I don't feel like punching first.

01:09:41.340 I'm good.

01:09:41.740 uh but yeah like i was just playing beer pong versus him and i had a another guy who's also 1.00

01:09:47.080 now a vtuber as my partner and i'm playing beer pong and these these girls they pull out their 1.00

01:09:52.060 tits to distract me from making a beer pong shot like smart move it's it's not smart it's either 1.00

01:09:59.840 this is what you do they're old women or they're men larping as women or they're complete 0.98

01:10:04.040 horse they say don't sexualize my vtuber model that's sexual did you see that the controversy

01:10:12.380 right now that's going on with that where the character is literally a succubus dancing on a 0.56

01:10:16.500 stripper pole i mean she said stop sexualizing my model yep it's like bro succubuses are just 0.90

01:10:22.360 demons i don't really think there's a way to not sexualize that insane what there is no there is 0.98

01:10:29.640 nothing you could have chosen more inherently sexualized understand have you seen how many

01:10:35.560 people are supporting them saying you're so right queen oh my god it's freaky i don't we are living

01:10:41.400 in diverging realities because if you're saying that there there are still me too cases and yet

01:10:45.780 like the the reality in which i occupy like we're so well beyond that i i am kind of terrified by

01:10:50.900 so i don't know like um so so like you if you invite i don't know if you are still at this

01:10:56.760 stage where you stressed when you go viral over something i'll just say like as a person in our

01:11:03.140 community when you went viral for the iron mousing that did not have me have a negative

01:11:06.840 like i didn't see that as a an indictment of your character at all i was just like oh he caught the

01:11:11.400 wave like that's cool oh yeah no i i i'll be honest i'm at a stage in my life where like i

01:11:16.380 just really just don't give a you know like i just don't care did you see did you see the one

01:11:21.680 where we went super viral with the the reporter from telemundo who said that race didn't exist

01:11:26.740 what the what oh we'll see you a clip yeah like a lot of the main people responded to it but like

01:11:32.240 a telemundo reporter got mad at us because she said there was no genetic differences between 0.59

01:11:35.960 black people and white people and i was like it's not like i'm not saying they're worse i'm just

01:11:40.060 saying that they're genetically well no i actually i think i did see that clip yeah you probably 0.76

01:11:45.260 didn't know it was us at the time like yeah i don't think it oh no that's crazy that's so funny

01:11:49.280 yeah uh and people just like he's just an autistic nerd who's trying to explain to her like

01:11:54.540 we're very different like so one of the things that makes us different from the rest of the

01:11:59.980 community is like we're regularly interviewed by reporters have documentaries made about us like

01:12:04.100 every other week we have a team at our house so we do mainstream media all the time like new york

01:12:09.000 times has done like 12 pieces on us this year like but like uh in terms of like actual followers

01:12:14.680 were very low well not very low but low compared to like a you who's enormous a true meme lord

01:12:20.300 and i was talking i was actually like talking with a journalist about this and i was like well

01:12:26.040 yeah obviously like nux is a bigger deal than us like tecton's bigger she's like what do you mean

01:12:29.540 like you're in the news i'm like that doesn't nobody reads the news it really is different

01:12:34.120 worlds but what i will say is because y'all haven't it gives you a certain amount of credibility that

01:12:38.300 should increase the amount of how quickly you can grow so yeah hope we'll see we'll see what there's

01:12:43.800 a documentary i it's either going to completely destroy our lives or it's gonna help why watch

01:12:49.500 that and also if you ever want any advice on how to grow and faster dm me anytime i love oh i would

01:12:53.800 really appreciate that yeah um but by the way i'll just respond to what simone say here

01:12:58.380 doing a documentary on us right now and we're supposed to keep that quiet but

01:13:03.060 you know uh but um i they're really like i have no idea if it's going to be all negative i mean

01:13:11.880 usually the news is negative about us like they really don't like us but it it's it's the way

01:13:15.980 we've been able to grow our career because nobody trusts the news anymore of course well that's

01:13:20.580 is that gonna be like that's are people gonna be able to react to that presumably oh no that's true

01:13:26.820 and they're really strict about things yeah well we'll see well probably clips or something

01:13:34.500 clips for sure it's gonna be interesting i mean i'll probably you know try to make us look like

01:13:41.000 monster i mean we do beat our children as they say like we believe in corporal punishment and

01:13:44.780 stuff like i'm like you know when a kid acts up yeah you gotta teach them uh don't act up they've

01:13:50.580 seen way too much they've they've seen way too much that was one of the times but i'd love to

01:13:55.580 watch that uh like next year at some point it's it's hard to tell yeah they're still actively

01:13:59.820 filming so it's a very strange experience it is a very strange experience yeah yeah um i'd love to

01:14:05.280 follow up and we also have been doing stuff like for nux we reached out to the senate commerce

01:14:09.480 committee and ted cruz's office and we've been working with them to try to get them to do

01:14:13.620 something about his situation but they're like i don't want to say anything mean about them because

01:14:18.060 they've been nice enough to talk with us and work with us on this but i don't think they're going to

01:14:21.480 move it forward the extent to which the government cares about one-sided moderation and everything i

01:14:25.920 mean even though the trump administration had posted during the latest presidential election

01:14:30.240 that they were going to work on making sure that internet moderation and censorship was not one

01:14:35.400 sighted and that it was more transparent nothing happened and we're like can we like no but there's

01:14:40.680 there's very little action being taken it's very frustrating but um you know it's gonna be i have

01:14:45.920 to say though i'm so impressed with everything you're doing to prepare as a dad you're gonna

01:14:49.400 be such an amazing dad you're gonna be an amazing dad you're all pregnant well i mean they're not

01:14:53.580 pregnant but you're they're expecting all at the same time it's gonna be so awesome i can't wait

01:14:58.600 to grow up together i'm and someone do reach out to him about our like email list because i want to

01:15:03.920 you know oh yes yeah malcolm did so we weren't joking when we have like an unarranged marriage

01:15:09.780 network so we're building this like everyone's just kind of on a list right now but over time

01:15:14.500 we're going to start organizing events where like young kids of really cool families are just going

01:15:18.600 to meet and hang out and like and do summer camps or whatever like trips somewhere and then they'll

01:15:24.100 just get to know each other and the cool thing is that you know that hopefully if they they can they

01:15:29.200 can maybe find each other before they hit dating markets and get completely ruined because once you 0.98

01:15:32.740 do you're kind of over i'm trying to steal from the jews right so i saw the jews do this summer 0.67

01:15:37.760 camp thing for their kids and i was like we should do that right like it seems to be the mormons too

01:15:43.340 i think mormon um youth conferences and singles wards are incredibly smart as like a cultural

01:15:48.740 technology for helping people find each other before again they hit dating markets and get

01:15:52.360 one-shotted by unrealistic expectations and horrible things so yeah yeah we'll see we'll see

01:15:58.400 uh i mean it's it's it's difficult but yeah anyway uh i have loved having you on um i want to be a

01:16:05.140 resource to you in any way we can be a resource uh the um biggest places we're probably going to

01:16:11.280 be useful to you is if you ever need something coded or a product like one vtuber was like oh

01:16:15.960 i want a way to receive money from people without anyone taking a cut and so we built that um so

01:16:21.360 like anything like that awesome where you're like i have a that was kirsha who wanted that um

01:16:25.880 here's just great i will say i use rumble wallet i love rumble wallet okay you've got rumble

01:16:29.660 but it works really well for everything you have any sort of a thing that you want uh let us know

01:16:34.420 about that if you want something that involves contacting real government officials like we've

01:16:40.240 been invited to speak at the white house we you know obviously you know we're able to move things

01:16:44.180 it is really genuinely weird it is genuinely weird i'd like i'm a nerd on the internet that's

01:16:50.640 the way i see myself so i don't know um and uh that's the policy people in general and then

01:16:55.840 mainstream media yeah mainstream those things are areas where you can do the rounds in mainstream

01:16:59.880 media we can totally help you with that connect you as reporters um push you on that front um

01:17:05.440 just let us know and we're happy you're like in the meantime we're gonna reach out to you about

01:17:09.100 your advertising platform because it sounds very interesting yeah i'm stoked about that that's

01:17:12.560 really well i was a little worried that he said that we have to pay people fair prices i don't

01:17:16.020 i don't know if we have that kind of money well we'll make that kind of money okay it's it's it's

01:17:20.240 going to work out we have to grow somehow you know you got to spend money to make money so

01:17:23.720 we're going to figure that out and uh yeah send me to your baby registry so i can judge you and

01:17:29.560 also so i can judge you so yeah but also like your favorite games hold on what are your three

01:17:34.740 favorites uh my favorite games are my number one favorite of all time is dark souls one

01:17:41.240 and then my second favorite is hollow knight uh incredible game you like hard stuff hollow

01:17:47.920 night's like known for being hard it's easy bro you gotta lock in uh okay then i'll circumvent

01:17:55.180 some of my other games that are gonna be too hard this was my number one video game for like 10

01:18:01.060 years straight but it's kind of bumped down over the years but it's still very good so i guess a

01:18:04.420 sleeper underground pick is a game called a viva pinata trouble in paradise it's a garden simulator

01:18:09.560 game where you take care of your garden and it attracts different animals but they're pinatas

01:18:14.520 uh very beautiful it is very good it'll be probably one of my kids first games i plan on

01:18:21.140 ocarina of time and viva pinata but obviously minecraft whenever they're ready for screen time

01:18:27.280 they're obsessed and for your kids if i'm going to recommend content for kids that's like unusually

01:18:32.000 good uh miyazaki films kids like lock into them much better than disney films they just i think

01:18:38.400 capture a child's mind much better and then for like the just hanging out we do like gi joe 1980s

01:18:45.500 um we do uh magic school bus kids love magic school bus and it's actually pretty educational

01:18:50.460 yeah um right now my radar is uh bluey i heard good things about bluey is good but you gotta

01:18:57.040 pay for streaming services yeah and you can get power rangers for free and they kick

01:19:01.360 right like yeah and the great thing about power rangers is that it teaches kids to fight in a way

01:19:08.700 that you're obviously not gonna hurt the other person like it teaches people how to like kids

01:19:13.220 how to play fight because that's what they're obviously doing like the choreography is really

01:19:16.280 bad yeah and so the kids learn to like do play fighting against against their siblings and

01:19:21.760 their parents i love that yeah this is important because we have a very uh attacky children what

01:19:28.700 what's the gender ratio well we do because we do ivf we can do whatever order we want so we do boy

01:19:34.100 boy girl girl boy boy girl girl like oh no i mean like like so y'all have five kids yeah so we had

01:19:39.280 now have we have uh three boys and two girls okay that's cool so when y'all have when y'all have the

01:19:45.580 next one well we keep trying we're like hopefully next year you're going for more oh no we i mean

01:19:51.120 like we're gonna keep going until i lose my uterus yeah we're going oh yeah okay like actually still

01:19:57.760 going through a bit of a trauma because we just had a miscarriage like a month ago but this is

01:20:02.240 part of the this is part of the process there's a mother i know who's like on number nine and

01:20:06.960 she's like you know she'll just text me and be like i had a miscarriage and i'm like how do you

01:20:11.000 do this lady but anyway that's part of the process but anyway we're we're so ready for it do look

01:20:16.120 into ivf and if you want to do the crazy evil stuff just um that we do genetic engineering

01:20:22.140 genetic testing we're not engineering them we're just seeing not yet if i had the tech i would

01:20:27.660 look like ultimately we're just choosing birth order of our kids to have the ones with higher

01:20:31.980 cancer risks later so that they're more likely to survive that's like it's not that you know

01:20:36.200 this is not like ethically bad it's just i feel like it makes sense if you want to have healthier

01:20:39.680 kids yeah if you like don't want them to die young you know like i think it's kind of a good

01:20:44.420 idea my mom died before she could ever meet her grandkids because of cancer and so i'm like you

01:20:47.820 what let's like manage cancer risk more carefully because we can how much how much does that cost a

01:20:52.460 year to uh like preserve like uh we pay 700 a year just to keep them frozen um that's not bad at all

01:20:59.420 it's not bad at all yeah and it costs so depending on how you're doing it again i could hook you up

01:21:04.060 with the best like egg freezing groups yeah i mean if you want to introduce me to your wife

01:21:09.820 and like get her like she's very nerdy about this um and to all the women who are super into

01:21:15.260 reprotech and like she can enter a whole new world um of strange things that are wonderful 0.94

01:21:20.640 things i would love for my wife to talk to you because she's obviously pretty nervous about

01:21:25.020 pregnancy and she's she's really debating on the epidural or not oh my god this is a great

01:21:29.720 conversation yes no she's leaning more towards natural but she's also like because she's she

01:21:35.640 had she slipped a disc a couple of years ago so she's really big needle yeah so okay i'll give

01:21:41.020 you the download on this when we did our first pregnancy we had decided to do natural simone

01:21:45.820 ended up in labor for what was it 42 hours well look no it's yes yes it was unmedicated induced

01:21:53.060 labor which is extra painful for like 20 plus hours um the thing is there it's a decision tree

01:21:59.920 and i can walk through the whole thing with her i can because it's you have to manage risks of the

01:22:04.360 baby and the mother um and also you want to minimize the exposure to epidurals obviously

01:22:08.800 for the baby. And so you have to follow this decision tree and decide like, which kind of

01:22:13.500 route are you going to take? Like birthing center versus hospital. And I can walk her through all

01:22:17.720 of the things of like, here's where you might want to rethink a different, a certain plan.

01:22:22.060 Cause I was just like, I'm just going to go in, I'm going to white knuckle it and it's going to

01:22:25.400 be fine. And then it went to a part where like the baby's heart rate started to slow down.

01:22:28.840 Cause it was going for, but it turns out that this is a super common thing for women to go 0.95

01:22:31.900 through. I will talk with her. I will talk with you. And I will connect you to anyone that you

01:22:35.880 want to talk with about this because it's uh yeah I wish I'd thought about that more carefully

01:22:40.140 because I was just like no epidural has to be like natural birth let's go but then nothing goes

01:22:46.160 according to plan so you have to have like you're like okay if this then if this then yeah we're

01:22:50.900 already writing our birthing plan like to like make sure what to do that's so wonderful yeah no

01:22:56.200 I can't wait to be a dad it's like once again you're gonna be such a great dad I'm so stoked

01:23:00.000 for this i i wish more people would highlight how amazing it is to go through the pregnancy

01:23:07.100 process with the woman who you love more than anything like and i don't i sorry i really

01:23:12.800 enjoyed talking to us it's been a great time no no i want to highlight on what you're saying here

01:23:17.260 and we say this on our stream all the time and people in our world the world of gamers the world

01:23:23.940 of the chud whatever you want to call it when i grew up i thought that like status and and and 0.94

01:23:30.220 the best feelings i would have in my life were having sex with hot women right like everyone 0.96

01:23:34.480 was like oh sex was hot women kids and people are like oh when i tell my my fans i'm like well we 0.87

01:23:40.160 don't have sex that much because like i'd rather if i can spend like an 30 minutes or an hour i'm 0.80

01:23:44.160 playing with my kids right like kids being a good dad feels better than the best threesome with two 0.97

01:23:53.700 oh my god ever experienced in your life i went in for the 14 week ultrasound with my wife

01:24:02.440 yesterday oh seeing how big he's gotten and it was like he just like did that he like jumped up a

01:24:10.360 little bit oh my god me and my wife just immediately started crying because of how beautiful

01:24:14.260 it was oh i've got i've got to warn you though so this is me as like a dad babies don't do it for

01:24:19.800 me i'm not like no like 10 of men are baby daddies you might be one if you're already

01:24:23.740 excited at the ultrasound stage yeah i was pretty bored at the ultrasound i was pretty bored

01:24:27.580 he had nothing to do with baby like that's when i was like oh this is fun right yeah and so i like

01:24:34.540 how good it feels to be a dad how lux you feel when you go to a store and you have like four

01:24:41.260 or five kids with you or something like that you feel like the prince of ali or something

01:24:44.020 you got them all in the car walking behind you yeah and we can uh we can walk you through all

01:24:52.340 like there's lots of cool things if you have a lot of kids where it's like we just have buckets

01:24:56.420 of clothes for different ages and we just switch between them as they age up and like yeah it's

01:25:00.460 way they don't care oh and okay i'll give you some like investments to make that like people

01:25:04.680 didn't tell me about bouncy castles are really cheap now you can get an inflatable right a

01:25:11.200 bouncy castle smart yeah an inflatable bouncy castle for like inside your house that kids can

01:25:16.960 like jump on and you can have fights with them in this like the size of the ones that you have at

01:25:20.320 like mcdonald's for 300 bucks yeah we literally have like a bouncy castle wardrobe so we're like

01:25:26.120 okay kids do you want the one with the slide or the one with the ball pit and then you know they

01:25:29.780 have to choose and it's just like if you just bring the theme park to your house it's so much

01:25:34.740 easier and then the one splurge toy that we've gotten is super space which is like magnetic

01:25:41.100 blocks but they're giant so you can build houses out of them um we tried to splurge on one of those

01:25:46.480 demon beds what are they called nobody ever like some people the one they oh the snoo are you

01:25:51.380 getting a snoo is that the is that the automatic um yeah back and forth yeah yes i am getting one

01:25:56.700 of those yeah i it's great for some kids it's great i just i gave up and started co-sleeping

01:26:01.800 i i gave up i just i just i know you're not supposed to co-sleep but like you know yeah

01:26:06.840 yeah this new is great for especially for a first-time parent yeah i heard it it can sometimes

01:26:12.440 give you like extra hours of sleep for the oh yeah no it really really can it really can and

01:26:18.160 if you're especially if you're like i need to take a shower or like we just need to like leave the

01:26:21.700 baby somewhere safe they will like kind of soothe them like this is it's it's great anything with

01:26:27.780 parts is pointless so like those hot wheel toys you loved as a kid or like you know any sort of

01:26:33.440 set legos yeah generally are just really hard to make work with a lot of kids okay hot wheels are

01:26:39.380 great on their own if you have your hot wheels bucket you can buy them by the pound on ebay

01:26:42.360 so you don't need to okay yeah wooden train sets all the way okay you know that you see them at

01:26:49.900 like public libraries and stuff like that that's where we found a lot of our toys is we went to

01:26:53.260 public libraries to see what types of toys they use because we're like oh these are robust toys

01:26:58.560 that will exist in like x many years yeah um i will say i do now have to go i have a business

01:27:04.020 meeting in one go bye okay okay bye bye bye thank you so much it was it was a pleasure happening

01:27:09.060 okay yes hi welcome hold on this is how we start simone high energy go ahead yes go on then go on

01:27:17.380 think that the robot is really sad that it can't take a nap on one of the couches

01:27:22.100 well if you build um rocket boosters for it you see it's got its eyes and his eyes keep

01:27:29.840 looking longingly at the couches right like really tired looking yeah and he just walked

01:27:37.220 right there and then oh but he can't isn't that so sad are you gonna build rocket boosters for 0.94

01:27:48.700 the ai yeah for a butt maybe oh but if you build it a butt do you think it'll fart 0.97

Based Camp - September 21, 2026

How To (Realistically) Retake the West： With Tectone

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