On this episode of the podcast, the boys are joined by the bassist from the band, Hollowed, to talk about their time at FedFest and what it's like to be a part of a rock band in the big city.
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00:02:57.000I'm going to do a quick recap over the over the weekend, but before I do, me and Hollowed, well, really, it's just Hollowed and I play bass in the band.
00:04:27.000But we have some footage of the rooftop view.
00:04:30.000If you go to link 16,030 under rooftop view, you can get a peek of what the vibes were there.
00:04:41.000And a couple of other, like another band, the Free Jays, they played, I've known the lead singer and guitarist for that band for fucking years, since high school.
00:04:59.000And nobody was interested in, like, playing music, so I started playing some old throwback jams on the connecting it to the speakers and providing some music.
00:05:12.000Because it was a party really with no music besides the live music.
00:05:15.000So when there were no bands on, I took the opportunity to DJ it a little bit.
00:07:49.000The acoustic, I just did two songs because the sound really wasn't, I wasn't hearing myself so well, so I'm not sure what the audience was hearing.
00:07:56.000But I did two instrumental Nope tracks, and they ruled.
00:10:00.000The teen is dead, another three people injured, including a police officer, after a shooting in our nation's capital in Washington, D.C. That incident, it actually took place near a concert celebrating the Juneteenth holiday yesterday.
00:10:11.000We have Gio Insignares in the newsroom this morning with more details on this, Gio.
00:10:15.000Well, Jason, Eric, right now, what we know so far is that this was in Washington, D.C. You see the response there right now, or rather, this happened over the weekend.
00:10:23.000A teen dead, three others injured, including a police officer.
00:10:26.000Now, according to officials in the area, this was an un So that's how they celebrate.
00:10:31.000I mean, they didn't have any lofty ideas about an election being stolen or anything.
00:11:06.000The fact that there are people running around in a celebratory manner, shooting guns, and then, could you imagine if there was any fucking armed people in the building?
00:11:15.000Like, it would almost warrant the amount of hearings and bullshit that we're hearing and the fact that it was a tragedy, like 9-11.
00:12:14.000I don't know what the hell is going on.
00:12:16.000Somebody tagged me in a video, a guy that looked like me, some Asian, next to a guy who was hit by a bullet or something, but they were English.
00:12:23.000I don't know if they're English soldier, I mean American soldiers out there.
00:13:56.000Yeah, so on Reddit, there were all these people boasting about how they want to serve for Ukraine and saying, you know, I heard there's no vaccine requirements.
00:14:06.000So they would go and then they posted their location and basically just got themselves annihilated because they would post their location on Reddit and the Russian army would just be like, oh, thank you.
00:14:23.000People have this pride and pride is a big sin for a reason because you're so prideful about the good thing you're doing, you forget that it's not all about you.
00:16:36.000There were people stuffing him into lockers, spitting on their hand and slapping him in the face.
00:16:42.000He got his shoes stolen, so he had to walk home barefoot.
00:16:45.000These are all what created the monster Liver King that we see today.
00:16:49.000I don't know if I believe it, but if that is true, then I think Weckingball is really tapping into his like, you know, his abused origin story where he's like, I'm being bullied again.
00:17:03.000I got this big so that way no one would ever do this, but now they're back.
00:17:06.000It was kind of like if a grape did a bunch of trend and then took ayahuasca and is now on.
00:17:13.000Yeah, I don't know if he's ayahuasca level.
00:17:15.000I did see him wearing a USS Reagan hat.
00:18:25.000You know, he does this show sauced up too, but really, this is like kind of a fun side of Gavin where he's really mellow and just speaking from the heart, a little more vulnerable than usual.
00:21:12.000He gifted me a bike when I first moved out of my house living in this new town without a car and bought me a bike, took me skiing twice with his family, had a great time.
00:21:24.000So, you know, if you see him bullying me, it's probably deserved and warranted.
00:22:56.000Happy, not my father, but father figure's day to Gavin.
00:23:02.000Last night, another thing that I saw, this is just from the weekend here, Owen Benjamin was on Jim Brewer's podcast.
00:23:13.000You don't really have to show, we don't have to show footage of that.
00:23:16.000But it kind of seems like, on first glance, I'm like, Owen Benjamin is now not getting more mainstream, but getting more accepted.
00:23:25.000And maybe things are kind of looking up for him to exist in some sort of entertainment capacity again.
00:23:32.000But really what's happening is Jim Brewer is getting more, you know, like separated from the mainstream.
00:23:39.000But he's ascending, in my eyes, it's not a fall from grace, because he comes from Hollywood or rather comes from this, you know, totally liberalized industry of comedy.
00:24:55.000I mean, really, Father's Day, it feels like it's a no-brainer for him to be the one who I honor and thank for being a great father figure, great head of the household there.
00:25:09.000He's just been the man of the house that I've grown up in all my life.
00:25:13.000He's always taught me how to work hard.
00:25:17.000A couple of the jobs that I've had were due to him.
00:25:20.000Ambulette job, the greenhouse job, the Renaissance fair.
00:25:26.000So he, you know, he showed me how to work hard, showed me how to mow the lawn.
00:25:32.000He taught me how to, what's it called?
00:25:36.000Just, you know, try to be a little more financially responsible and be fun.
00:25:58.000So we would go 6 o'clock in the Morning to do drill, and he would have no problem drive me around.
00:26:03.000He drove me to all my jobs, no matter how far away they were.
00:26:06.000One time I was working in Warwick, super fucking far away from where we live, like 30 minutes for you know, to drive 30 minutes when you don't have to go anywhere in the morning.
00:26:46.000It's always just like 10% good news, 90% we're getting fucked.
00:26:51.000I think it's important to concentrate on your family, and I've never really opened up about that sort of stuff, but it's a huge part of who I am.
00:26:59.000So I don't know if you, can you see it over there?
00:27:02.000I guess it's not super important, but we had a little lunch together, and the ladies dipped off.
00:27:09.000My mom went to go vape, and my wife went to go change the baby.
00:27:44.000He did alternate things, not quite chemo.
00:27:49.000So he's doing great, and that's good to hear.
00:27:52.000But the one thing that he imparted on to me, he was like, I've learned from you how to be a little more calm because he was kind of a hothead back in the day.
00:28:00.000He's a fucking Puerto Rican guy, grew up back in the old school dude.
00:28:06.000And yeah, he had a temper on him, but he quit alcohol a long time ago.
00:28:11.000He's been just such a mellow, wise, funny, always funny, always telling jokes guy.
00:28:16.000But he said to me, he was like, the one thing I'll never forget about you is we're at a family get together and he said that one of our family members were talking about how their son is a lawyer and blah, blah, blah, and they're, you know, just graduated from college or whatever.
00:28:33.000And he asked, he was like, what do you do, Ryan?
00:29:40.000It's for nerds, losers, basement dwellers, geeks, people that deserve wedgies and get them.
00:29:49.000But I gotta say, we did it for the lols.
00:29:56.000But me and my wife, when we heard my little cousin talking about his Dungeons and Dragons game, we were like, when you're married and you don't get out much, like we can't even go to the movies, you know, we don't really have a sitter yet.
00:30:09.000When you can't get out much and you hear, like, somebody's playing Dungeons and Dragons, we're like, we'll fucking do it.
00:32:51.000If you go to 12B, this next person who plays Dungeons and Dragons or did, kind of teeters the scale back to, we don't want to be associated with this.
00:33:41.000He's not funny because he's wrong and so confident about his political tilt and just makes what should be a fun show about escapism, entertainment, and comedy into a fucking...
00:37:37.000What Gavin hates about video games, what I think everybody could agree, the worst part about video games, besides like you're on the talk thing, talking to friends online, you have to be there for the most part in person.
00:38:44.000We dress up in their armor, go fuck up the elves, and then leave a map behind.
00:38:49.000And then now the elves are off of our buddy's trail and they go attack.
00:38:53.000Now we get both of these factions to just fuck each other up.
00:38:57.000Or what we could do is we take this king guy to the barbarian elves and we're like, because he got this, the eye of whatever, my friend hypnotized this guy.
00:40:05.000Like, board games, there's a lot of board games, and it actually challenges your mind, and they just want people playing Fortnite and jerking off.
00:40:13.000You become a lot more submissive and easier to manipulate.
00:40:16.000Don't drive a car, don't own a property, play Fortnite, watch porn.
00:43:26.000It's one of the funnest jobs I've ever had.
00:43:29.000One of the best civilian jobs before I became a super famous multi-millionaire producer with different faces that I use, and I could be Trump and Owen Benjamin.
00:43:40.000No, but it really was a super fun job.
00:43:42.000It was grueling, like it was hot as hell.
00:43:44.000I think Owen Benjamin used to do this, actually.
00:43:47.000I'm not sure if it was at our exact Renaissance fair, but he used to be the guy at the tomato booth, for sure.
00:44:57.000Then, you know, when I first started there, I was a breaker, so I'd give people 20-minute breaks from these rides, so I would do all of the rides and go around and give people breaks.
00:45:32.000So you push it forward, you push it back, push it forward, push it back until it's like above your head and you're like pushing it with just your hand because it's like so, it's gotten so much height.
00:45:43.000And then when you come back down again, you jump up, so now it carries you back.
00:45:48.000And when it goes to the end of its swing, you pop back on the ground and you fucking pivot it.
00:45:56.000And you, you, like, put your hand on one side and you pivot with the ropes, and it fucking spins.
00:46:01.000And it was hard to learn how to do it.
00:52:31.000Barack Obama, you know, when you repost something, it cuts off the text.
00:52:36.000So I think what he was trying to say is, while president, there used to be a painting depicting the night, but it cut off in an unfortunate spot.
00:52:49.000In Maine, this is a little thing from some site.
00:52:53.000Best, best parts of Maine, lowest violent crime rate.
00:52:57.000Maine ranks as the safest state in the country, as there were just 124 violent crimes reported for every 100,000 residents, less than a third of the national rate.
00:53:06.000The worst part about Maine, least diverse, according to latest census data, 94.4% of Maine's population is white, beating out nearby Vermont and New Hampshire as the least diverse states.
00:57:33.000Now number 19, we have to really recognize, I know a lot of people say Dano Link 19.
00:57:47.000I think we can all agree that although hip-hop is a problem, a problem influence for the black community, right now in 2022, the biggest threat to influencing our youngsters is buddy and daddy, she don't give a fuck.
00:58:02.000She be tweaking, she shaking her butt.
00:59:30.000I just want to make a quick disclaimer before the video starts that all of the exotic animals that you'll see today are from a permitted facility in California called Zoo to You Conservation Ambassadors.
01:02:41.000Lions, I'm pretty sure you can all relate to the times when you have been in town, stuck in traffic or some place in town, and you really have to use the bathroom.
01:02:50.000But at the back of your mind, you have the idea of how a public toilet is going to be.
01:02:54.000Worst case scenario, in town with your kids.
01:02:57.000They are tugging at the hands of your scout.
01:03:00.000At the back of your head, you still have the picture of the jam-ridden surface that your kid has to sit on.
01:03:06.000This is an example of every other time when a public bathroom is not only a necessity, but simply a case of having only that one choice.
01:03:16.000When you get in there, you have to do your one-minute scan.
01:03:19.000And at this point, that is where we introduce our toilet toilet seat covers.
01:03:22.000These are three ply toilet seat covers, giving you not one, not two, but three antibacterial.
01:03:29.000So they have invented, I don't believe that there's three layers, by the way, but even if there is, basically just toilet seat covers.
01:03:36.000And that's something that like, you know, not third world countries would just supply for you, like a toilet seat cover or whatever.
01:03:44.000But you'll find out that like their margins are really bad for what they're offering.
01:03:49.000And by the way, it's like, why not just do that with toilet paper?
01:03:53.000So, and another thing, yeah, like how dirty is the, like, So, this would have to mean that literally every public bathroom in Kenya is so dirty that you would actually need to have.
01:04:07.000Like, I know gas station bathrooms can be really bad, a Burger King bathroom can be pretty bad, but for the most part, any public bathroom is like suitable.
01:04:16.000So, not only did they really, like, not invent something, they just reinvented the wheel.
01:05:44.000I think, you know, I can go on forever about, you know, how Kenyan Shark Tank is hilarious, but, you know, I hope to do this more in the future.
01:05:53.000I have an entire Google Doc about silly inventions and serious inventions.
01:06:02.000And I try to do it by ethnicity, you know, because there's not a lot of black entrepreneurs.
01:06:09.000But the problem that they have when they go on Shark Tank is they have one of three inventions.
01:06:14.000It's either clothing, like a clothing line that has no proprietary, you know, there's nothing specific or proprietary that they have a claim to, or it's like food, like I swear, lemonade.
01:06:53.000I mean, I'm also going to say that this is an Asian problem too.
01:06:58.000Not a lot of inventive Asians out there.
01:07:00.000One of them had this light therapy that was just like kind of out there already, but the way she branded it, what Asians are good at is copying things and maybe improving them, but not really inventing.
01:07:11.000For some reason, it seems like white people have really invented inventing and they have total proprietary license over it because I don't see a lot of other people doing it.
01:09:47.000This guy who seems like a total DALT for trying to be like, hey, yeah, Joe Biden crashes off his bike and he asks, what's Trump doing when that happened?
01:10:00.000So he says, when Joe Biden was bike riding, the old geezer Trump was driving a golf cart in Tennessee.
01:10:08.000So basically what he did, he confirmed it was Trump.
01:10:10.000I mean, Trump was golfing on the same day that Biden fell off his bicycle.
01:10:16.000So I don't believe he was in the golf cart.
01:13:30.000Now, people who wear masks, it is a political statement, unless you're in a hospital or something, but you're outside, it's 90 degrees, you're wearing shorts and a spaghetti string tank top, and you're wearing a mask.
01:13:59.000New Marvel comic which reimagines what would have happened if the hugely popular Miles Morales became Thor instead of Spider-Man and has recently received a huge backlash online for its stereotypical depiction of a black neighborhood.
01:14:12.000I thought he was like half Dominican, half black.
01:14:14.000Anyway, fans have picked up on the stereotypes featuring quotes from rap albums, sneakers hanging from the telephone lines and Miles saying Asgard is his hood.
01:15:48.000Anyway, this is now going into racism, but let's go to 23.
01:15:52.000One more thing on feminism that I think is pretty funny.
01:15:56.000And I think in many ways, it all comes back to feminism.
01:16:00.000I mean, before women had the right to comment on guys' shit like dungeons and fucking dragon, no, and Spider-Man, I don't think this would have been a problem.
01:16:11.000Okay, so in a recent interview today, let's go see that again.
01:16:15.000Rich women using poor women's wombs and bodies because they're worried about their career is more of a capitalist dystopia than the feminists when they think it is.
01:16:25.000In a recent interview today, Jamie, I don't know who the fuck she is, explained why she decided to use a surrogate.
01:16:30.000She said she had been terrified of becoming pregnant because of the potential effect it would have on her acting career.
01:16:36.000So she just had somebody, hey, you have my baby for me.
01:16:40.000It's really extra just disgusting and selfish because there are women who know the risk and know before they get pregnant that they might die.
01:16:48.000And they still do it because they want to have a child that badly.
01:16:50.000And this person is so superficial about having a child that she wants someone else to have a fur.
01:16:58.000And then probably she's going to, you know, send her kid to boarding school.
01:26:18.000It's just a bummer more so, if it were to be true, but I like Jesse Lee Peterson.
01:26:24.000That doesn't mean that he's absolved of whatever shitty things he did, but I have to look into it and make sure it really is shitty before I'm like, no, that's gay and weird.
01:26:34.000So I'm not going to throw him under the bus so quick.
01:28:27.000He hasn't cucked out, said anything about how trannies are awesome or black people.
01:28:31.000In fact, he's gotten his videos demonetized because he's like, oh, this fucking chick, she's dressing up like a fucking man and fucking swimming, and it's fucking bullshit, dude.
01:28:40.000Today, the World Swimming Federation just banned trans people from it.
01:29:29.000So they talk about how people who are legitimately mental ill, you know, which is unfortunate, and then they go and say, okay, I'm in the wrong body.
01:29:43.000So you do that to someone who's mentally ill, has up and downs, and then they think, oh, crap, I messed up.
01:29:54.000And then they end up killing themselves because they interviewed this transgender person who regretted their surgery, And he said, you know, seven to ten years after the operations is when the most suicide happens.
01:30:08.000So all of this stuff, the whole reason that they're doing it is because there's a $90,000 price tag on each surgery.
01:30:43.000I mean, because really, I consider myself to be just insanely wealthy when it comes to the relationships I have, and I'm just very grateful.
01:30:55.000I've forced myself to have like depression for creative purposes, like living in my, instead of sleeping in the room upstairs, my bedroom, back at my grandparents' house, I would sleep in the basement on the couch and fucking wake up late and go to sleep late and just wake up and smoke weed and whatever.
01:31:12.000Just like put myself at a disadvantage, like just like waste away to feel a little more creative.
01:31:21.000And it was always just like forced, I forced myself to be like, to have a struggle because I really didn't have much of a real struggle at the time.
01:31:32.000But besides that, LARPing as a depressed creative, I've never been depressed.
01:31:37.000And it's just probably because I'm just very grateful.
01:31:40.000And although my memory is really bad, you know, that's why I recap this weekend too, because usually it all just blends into one nice life that I just feel, but I don't really remember.
01:32:25.000So, by the way, Derek from More Plates, More Dates, he just did a video talking about this, and Gavin was informed of it and spoke on it last night on Chrissy Mayer's podcast, too.
01:33:22.000So, you know, if you look at this video here, just show the folks where they could find it so they could sign this petition because I think you could write in or whatever.
01:33:35.000We have some Canadian viewers too, so you might be able to actually.
01:34:25.000I know it seems like a pain in the ass to do that, but if you ever do that, sign a petition or voice your concern, it'll get you in the habit of not, you know, don't write that off as a thing.
01:34:37.000Like, I'm not the kind of guy that signs petitions and shit.
01:34:41.000It really is the only way to voice your opinion on certain things like this.
01:36:45.000And so I think that front graphic is really tight and it really complements the fact that it complements the style of the back thing anyway.
01:36:53.000So I'm not sure what the price point for that is.
01:45:18.000This baking cakes for the gays brothers bothers me so much.
01:45:22.000If some tuna-sucking whores or hot dog hammer and homos forced me to bake a cake for them with court orders, I'd create the icing from my personal, quote-unquote, white frost.
01:45:34.000The marbled cake dark matter would contain a bit of my own, quote-unquote, dark fudge.
01:45:40.000The shiny sprinkles would actually be dried, quote, little boys of mine that do sparkling a bit anyway.
01:45:47.000That is super communist to even argue that a citizen of our formerly great country, not misspelled, he spelt it cuntry, is forced to make art or food or anything against his or her bawless, cuntless will.
01:45:59.000My USA flag has been upside down since 2008.
01:46:03.000Whoa, that means there's an emergency or an attack, right?
01:46:08.000That means our country is under peril, I think.
01:46:10.000I'd dry hump, y'all, if you put heels on.
01:48:50.000The network was taken hostage by somebody who was threatening to kill Sylvia's dog, which I think she already died.
01:48:59.000This is what happens when we give into terroristic demands.
01:49:03.000So hopefully they get what they want and they never bother this fine network again and threaten us with their basically terrorism.
01:49:13.000So this, whether you like it or not, is the WWE, or as I know it, WWF.
01:49:20.000This is one of the greatest promos that I remember seeing, in my opinion.
01:49:24.000Now there's timeless promos from Hulk Hogan, you know, The Rock, Stone Cold.
01:49:30.000Now, going with the theme of we've been told things are gay and shitty and corny.
01:49:36.000Nothing has the rap of shittiness and corniness like the WWE.
01:49:41.000These are guys who are basically actors and also doing death-defying things like jumping off of ladders, into tables, on fire, on spikes, bleeding in front of a ravenous crowd that loves what's going on.
01:49:58.000And these fans know that, yeah, it's scripted.
01:50:02.000And they know that it's fixed or faked.
01:50:05.000But they still love it because it's badass.
01:50:08.000And the amount of production and showmanship in these is not to be ignored.
01:50:14.000It's got something going on for it for a reason.
01:52:41.000Is it weird and fruity to play pretend, like, in Dungeons and Dragons, where, like, my mage takes out his ice sword, slashes you about the face, if I get this dice roll correct.
01:52:56.000We're going to raid your dungeon, and the loot that we get from it, you'll never see again.
01:53:02.000Plenty of battles, blood, sweat, tears, and magic have been spent to accumulate all of this.
01:53:12.000But I'll tell you now, it will all be mine after I thwart you and your ragtag team of miscreants going around the third realm, causing havoc.