Impaulsive with Logan Paul - CHANTEL JEFFRIES BELIEVES WE'RE LIVING IN A SIMULATION - IMPAULSIVE EP. 51

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00:00:28.460 In February of 2024, celebrated illustrator and children's book author

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00:02:02.360 The universe is infinite. It's ever-expanding. We are just a pattern of atoms, so eventually we have to repeat.

00:02:07.320 Like, eventually there has to be, like, another version of you.

00:02:10.040 And that's the thing with, like, parallel universes as well.

00:02:12.720 It's like, okay, is there another you out there?

00:02:15.060 Like, they're technically, if you think, infinite, you know, the universe is infinite. 1.00

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00:02:55.940 check out spotify and itunes for the juice how you doing mike i'm all right so we gotta see we

00:03:00.320 got a new tv we do got a new tv what happened in the old one uh i don't remember well we got a new

00:03:08.020 one that's cool spencer's still gone we missed you spencer our soy boy vegan is gone ladies and

00:03:13.160 gentlemen we got a pretty dope guest today she she could be the the dopest definitely the prettiest 1.00

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00:03:18.540 Definitely the prettiest. 0.98

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00:03:20.740 Introduce. 0.96

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00:03:26.240 Ladies and gentlemen, with 4.2 million followers on Instagram and the aesthetic of an angel,

00:03:32.680 it's CJ the DJ, a.k.a. Chantel Jeffries.

00:03:37.760 Hi, guys.

00:03:38.680 Hi, Chantel.

00:03:39.360 Hi, CJ.

00:03:40.780 How are you doing today?

00:03:42.260 Better now.

00:03:43.080 It's good.

00:03:43.920 Yeah, much better now that you're here.

00:03:45.580 It's weird not having Spencer here.

00:03:47.700 I'm just going to say yeah kind of I don't know I kind of miss him but we got we got you now

00:03:53.420 no offense Spencer you're much better looking than how are you how are you Chantel coming out

00:04:00.880 to Encino to come on Impulsive I know I'm not okay but I'm fantastic so there's that

00:04:05.320 what makes you not okay yeah what's going on because I'm better than okay

00:04:08.840 in most aspects you know what aspects are you not better than okay you're struggling in any

00:04:15.020 part of your life anything you want to talk about just sometimes i get tired but other than that

00:04:20.820 yeah you're traveling a lot you fly coast to coast constantly yeah is that causing some of the stress

00:04:26.980 i mean it's not really stress i'm just honestly tired hey listen that's fine that's i i understand

00:04:32.500 that you're you're working a lot but can i ask you something i'm just gonna dive in chantelle i

00:04:35.760 think a question a lot of people ask is like what are you what do you do i see you wearing

00:04:41.820 a rick and morty probably like a 12 graphic tee a hundred thousand dollar diamond watch can you

00:04:48.420 please show the watch and you look absolutely amazing what do you do what do you do what are

00:04:54.200 you well i think well it depends exactly what the question is entailing but what i would i would

00:05:00.240 start off by saying like i'm a girl yeah i'm a human we can start on like a larger scale like

00:05:05.400 oh i'm human i'm a girl like this i'm not whatever um it's kind of like yeah just i kind of do

00:05:12.460 whatever i do i do what i do you do i feel like that's not a valid answer yeah not at all i feel

00:05:18.640 like it is you're a you're a social media phenom you're a musician you're a dj you're you're like a

00:05:28.280 multi-disciplined angel well because is that a good description worked for me facts wait like

00:05:35.480 like a lot of people would i think classify you as an instagram model and i don't want to say that

00:05:40.260 because you're not really doing that anymore but you did for a portion of time yeah i mean i was

00:05:45.880 never really an instagram model that's right that's what i said never even yeah i'm like i

00:05:51.260 definitely have an instagram and i definitely did some modeling so technically i guess you are right

00:05:56.340 in a sense yeah i mean honestly if you want to look at it it's all about perspective so like

00:06:02.080 shout out to chantelle jeffries for when i asked her what she was she told me she's a girl thank

00:06:06.640 you thank you for clarifying that well it is 2019 oh true that's helpful i yeah i didn't want to

00:06:11.900 assume um but you are doing a lot of dj stuff now you're traveling didn't you just get like a

00:06:16.080 residency at uh in las vegas yes i did i have um the 60 million dollar at chaos nightclub or

00:06:21.860 2019 Hakkasan residency.

00:06:25.100 I'm doing Jewel Omnia Wet Republic.

00:06:27.320 Super excited.

00:06:28.500 It's amazing.

00:06:29.280 I love like Hakkasan family.

00:06:31.040 They're so great.

00:06:32.080 It's a great lineup that they have there.

00:06:34.660 Who else is on that bill?

00:06:36.660 TSO, right?

00:06:38.020 It's Stevie Oakey, Calvin Harris, Zedd, Maureen Derricks.

00:06:43.600 Yeah, they have like a lot of people, a lot of luxury.

00:06:45.940 How did you get that?

00:06:46.680 How did you get that gig?

00:06:48.120 Grinding, bro.

00:06:49.500 I don't think you've stopped grinding.

00:06:51.200 yeah when do you i know you you watch rick and morty at night yeah and that's when you just like

00:06:56.440 geek out and yeah i mean i've seen every episode like 10 times i'm just patiently waiting for the

00:07:00.960 new season i got you yeah is there any other shows that you watched because like i'm a black

00:07:06.220 mirror fan uh-huh you watch black mirror yeah absolutely obsessed i i feel like i feel like

00:07:11.820 we should just tell people like chantelle is a closet genius when did we tell him when we found

00:07:17.460 out that's the most interesting about this girl uh because like no offense like going around the

00:07:22.260 g word i see i mean i don't know how else to call it like we were in utah uh mike and i uh for

00:07:28.820 sunday 2017 yep we're we're hanging out and we had a bunch of like late nights where we're going out

00:07:35.100 and partying and we would come back and chantelle would just start talking no no no it wasn't like

00:07:39.400 a regular thing it was one night in the car and we got in a heated conversation about tesla was

00:07:45.680 it like a batteries or something and you went off in and i was like i was like i was like what 0.99

00:07:51.620 the fuck are you saying right now you you nerd and and i was like surprised that you knew as 0.96

00:07:57.440 much as you did about uh like nikola tesla space um spacex how how are you so involved in science 1.00

00:08:07.120 and technology well growing up it was just like my strong suit in school so it was kind of like

00:08:12.240 what i focused on i was like always doing extracurriculars and and science whatever it's

00:08:17.020 just generally what i'm interested in you know you're a kid and you're in school and you have

00:08:20.980 that one class you're like this is my favorite i'm actually excited about this class and for me

00:08:24.880 i remember it was like physics was like my favorite class in high school yeah because you know it's

00:08:29.940 it's like reading and writing and i was like my my attention span wasn't that strong so like oh

00:08:37.160 read 100 pages i'm like like oh look at how cool science is you can do this with that and you're

00:08:41.600 like oh amazing and that held your attention more yeah i just like always was interested in it

00:08:46.420 just did you take ap yeah ap physics yeah what'd you get on the test i got a four i got a five

00:08:52.560 oh wow look at you go overachiever over here that's whatever but uh no you you do have a

00:09:00.640 natural affinity for what what when'd you graduate high school uh in 2009 but weren't you like i was

00:09:06.380 16 you were 16 right i feel like you should highlight your intelligence more than you do

00:09:13.120 but it's i guess it's hard like forcing me they just kind of like at myself and i just think

00:09:17.900 people would be really intrigued like nikola tesla yeah what do you want to know why why do

00:09:23.420 you like him so much why are you in love why are you in love with nikola tesla i really have a

00:09:27.620 tattoo on my arm wait you have a nikola tesla tattoo this is from a quote a nikola tesla quote

00:09:32.800 It says J69, yeah?

00:09:34.280 It says 369.

00:09:35.300 That's what I said.

00:09:36.080 Like the mafia?

00:09:37.060 369?

00:09:37.980 Oh, yeah.

00:09:38.640 I mean, technically.

00:09:39.280 What was the quote?

00:09:40.800 It's something along the lines of if you can master 369, then you hold the keys to the

00:09:45.820 universe.

00:09:46.080 And he talks always in, you know, frequencies and vibrations and things like that.

00:09:51.120 So he's such a forward thinker.

00:09:53.080 And that's something that I just, you know, I feel like he is underappreciated and he

00:09:58.180 doesn't get enough credit.

00:09:59.060 so a lot of people don't know much about him but it's like he literally invented the type of

00:10:05.460 electricity that we use today which is alternating current and the fact that someone else got talent

00:10:10.340 yeah credit for the fact that he's not more well known is just it just goes to show and he never

00:10:15.760 cared about money and he never cared like he did it died broke right literally yeah so it's just

00:10:21.320 really inspiring to see like against whatever and like all of the different ulterior motives people

00:10:26.580 have in society and like trying to create something that's supposed to better society it's a lot of

00:10:32.820 the times it's the reason behind what they're doing is a monetary thing like they want to have

00:10:37.860 money and they want to you know become successful in that area but he was just doing it for the

00:10:42.460 betterment of society he was just honestly a forward thinker and the things like he didn't

00:10:46.440 care who got credit for things he just wanted them to be like in society so yeah wasn't he uh

00:10:51.840 Was it Thomas Edison who tried to like bury him?

00:10:55.460 Yeah, there's like, it's a whole rivalry thing that they had going on,

00:10:59.220 but it was more like Thomas Edison found out about him

00:11:01.580 and then kind of like recruited him to help.

00:11:04.180 But then in the end, like screwed him and like took all of the credit

00:11:08.160 and tried to make him look bad for his invention.

00:11:10.680 Like they tried to make alternating current seem like it was dangerous and bad,

00:11:16.060 even though they knew it was superior because they had so much money coming in

00:11:20.320 that like if they were to switch over it would have been like a whole thing and they wouldn't

00:11:23.380 have been having the monopoly that they did so they did things like electrocuting animals with

00:11:29.060 alternating current to be like oh this is so dangerous like look what it's capable of but

00:11:33.000 like in reality we could do that with anything it's just like the way that people's perceptions

00:11:37.800 were they were trying to like skew that in layman's terms can you describe what alternating current is

00:11:44.180 I mean, just like, let's geek out for a sec.

00:11:48.060 Okay, so what it has to do is there's a magnet and they have like positive and negative electric forces coming through and it creates a generator.

00:11:56.080 So then you have a more efficient way of electricity that can travel farther distances than direct current.

00:12:01.740 Direct current is better for certain things, but alternating current overall is like it can travel farther and like it's more efficient.

00:12:08.120 Who said you'd never learn anything on impulsive?

00:12:10.640 No, that's what a lot of people say that.

00:12:12.460 it's edutainment

00:12:14.320 they're right in a sense 0.99

00:12:16.080 we smashed a fucking 66 inch plasma screen 0.98

00:12:18.880 last episode 0.99

00:12:19.620 Nikola Tesla

00:12:21.020 Nikola Tesla 0.99

00:12:24.000 I heard he died a virgin

00:12:28.260 I mean I don't 0.96

00:12:30.160 I can't confirm or deny that

00:12:31.600 I would assume you can't confirm or deny

00:12:34.720 wait you weren't there

00:12:35.800 I wasn't there

00:12:37.020 I feel like he's one of the dudes like

00:12:39.660 man if he were alive 0.99

00:12:41.880 This decade, he'd be fucking piping, bro. 0.99

00:12:45.380 I'm really sweaty again, dude. 0.97

00:12:46.840 I'm sorry, bro.

00:12:47.400 You are so sorry.

00:12:48.160 It's so hot.

00:12:48.960 I think it's when I drink a lot of coffee before the podcast.

00:12:51.540 Like, I drank three cups this morning.

00:12:53.480 Would you have tried to de-virginize Nikola Tesla?

00:12:56.480 Like, look at him right now.

00:12:58.160 Like, do you think, is he a good-looking guy, too?

00:12:59.400 I mean, he's honestly pretty good-looking.

00:13:01.000 I don't, I don't.

00:13:01.660 He is.

00:13:02.360 Like, I can't really say, but.

00:13:04.160 This dude's a stud, just electricity and stuff.

00:13:07.160 Have you ever played with the, what's it called?

00:13:08.820 The Tesla coil?

00:13:09.580 Yeah, with the bolts shoot down.

00:13:11.380 i haven't actually played with one i would love to i feel like maybe you should add that as part

00:13:16.100 of your set and if my rider i'm like i need this i need a tesla coil at all my shows yeah

00:13:21.640 i mean added to rider who's doing it who i know true you put it you because innovation that

00:13:27.760 excites exactly and each each um audience member needs to wear an electric chainmail suit so they

00:13:34.200 don't get shocked by it okay you could i like i like it maybe i should be getting the contracts

00:13:39.740 in Vegas. Jewel nightclub.

00:13:42.160 But you also, I mean,

00:13:44.780 would you say

00:13:45.900 it's accurate that you're an introvert?

00:13:47.860 Yeah, I'm definitely an introvert.

00:13:49.980 I think a lot of people

00:13:51.160 misunderstand what that term means.

00:13:54.300 Can you explain to Mike, please?

00:13:55.980 We talked about this a little bit last night.

00:13:58.000 Logan likes staying at home a lot.

00:14:00.300 And I'm the opposite.

00:14:01.840 Being an introvert just means that simply

00:14:03.620 that you recharge on your own. Some people

00:14:05.820 recharge better being around other people,

00:14:07.540 so they need to be around other people to

00:14:09.400 kind of like get energy and feed off of them but um just because you're an introvert doesn't mean

00:14:13.860 that you you're not outgoing doesn't mean that you don't love being around people just means

00:14:17.660 like after a certain amount of time you kind of like got to go by yourself and recharge and kind

00:14:21.520 of like collect your thoughts and stuff like that yeah and you are so when you're recharging what

00:14:25.180 are you doing i know you watch i mean like you said you watch a lot of rick and morty and what

00:14:29.680 what is the average chantelle jeffries recharge look like um i love like reading watching different

00:14:35.700 you read you're a reader yeah i i'm an audiobook person but i for books for reading like i love

00:14:41.480 reading different like articles online i like going and read it and seeing like different

00:14:45.420 things that people are talking about like conspiracy theories and just different topics

00:14:49.100 yeah obviously there's a lot but there's a lot behind nicola tussle so it's just like

00:14:54.360 that whole thing it's it's it's like the unknown it's like what is what is reality like what is it

00:14:59.820 um so yeah i like just reading watching different stuff i've been watching um a lot of different

00:15:06.500 shows i like funny shows that i like witty funny i've been re-watching eastbound and down which

00:15:11.100 is like yep so well written and and i didn't like i liked it before but now i appreciate it so much

00:15:17.500 more i'm like this is just next level like it is crazy um so yeah i just like i love watching just

00:15:24.640 like anything educational

00:15:26.500 anything funny

00:15:27.180 and I love films

00:15:28.180 so I really like

00:15:29.340 watching you know

00:15:30.420 different directors

00:15:31.120 and stuff like that

00:15:32.020 I just love really

00:15:32.760 well written movies

00:15:33.600 and stuff

00:15:34.200 speaking of conspiracies

00:15:35.860 boom boom boom

00:15:37.320 what shape is the earth

00:15:38.300 uh spherical

00:15:39.820 I think this episode

00:15:43.000 will be released

00:15:43.740 on the same day

00:15:44.660 I think so

00:15:45.280 so today

00:15:47.140 Wednesday

00:15:48.780 we just released

00:15:50.780 a full documentary

00:15:52.260 about the flat earth

00:15:54.360 interesting and uh i don't know how else to say it i think it's uh gonna change the world

00:15:59.540 well i have a question for you um so considering we can see everything around us and we can see

00:16:11.160 with our eyes yeah no they're spherical our eyes are spherical yeah the planetary uh the sun the

00:16:18.580 planets the moon so it's just interesting to think that the earth would just not fit into that

00:16:25.120 pattern should we let me show you a diet what i was gonna say should we talk from the angle of

00:16:30.020 people who believe that the earth is flat and what that angle is yeah i mean i love to hear

00:16:34.720 are we coming out right now no no no nope i wouldn't what i would say is they people who

00:16:41.220 believe that the earth is flat believe it to look like crazy how nature does that yeah yeah it's so

00:16:46.580 All the planets in Earth is just a disc, a flat little square thing in space.

00:16:54.000 Let me ask you a question.

00:16:55.800 Let me answer your question with a question.

00:16:58.120 Do you think I think the Earth is flat?

00:17:00.700 I mean, I don't know what you think.

00:17:02.680 I wouldn't be surprised either way, honestly.

00:17:05.260 You wouldn't be surprised.

00:17:06.380 I just told you I got a five in AP physics.

00:17:09.140 Okay, well, then I would say that you don't think it is.

00:17:11.500 Pulling up that graphic is probably like a little bit of a jovial start to the debate.

00:17:17.340 Obviously, I don't think that anyone thinks that the Earth looks like that.

00:17:21.800 People who believe that the Earth is flat believe that it is this.

00:17:25.860 Spherical, like a disc.

00:17:27.180 It's a disc with a dome.

00:17:29.300 It's basically, do you remember terrariums when you used to make them as a kid?

00:17:32.720 Is that what they were called?

00:17:33.920 Yeah, terrariums.

00:17:34.540 Like I know what you're talking about.

00:17:35.640 I don't know if that's what it's called.

00:17:36.420 and that everything that exists above the the flat earth exists inside this they call they call it

00:17:44.660 the firmament the firmament and so that there are two lights there's a moon that produces its own

00:17:50.460 light and a sun that produces its own light look look i think what mike's trying to say is you

00:17:54.900 just you got to watch a doc you got to watch a doc yeah so but but they're they're big they're big

00:18:00.420 qualms with it and and by the way so this was supposed to be a part of a bigger conspiracy

00:18:05.040 theory conversation with you that was another thing I noticed now that I'm done sweating for

00:18:08.660 now something that I noticed about you during this trip to Park City was that you also are very

00:18:13.640 you're very caught up and thoughtful on conspiracy theories and one that you're very

00:18:19.940 you're very vocal about is this life as a simulation I don't know I never know if you're

00:18:24.720 joking or if you're serious about it um Rene Descartes is one of my favorite philosophers

00:18:29.780 of all time and so him and uh there's what's this other guy's name hans morovich have this belief

00:18:36.200 that or an argument that life could be just a simulation via potentially some hyper intelligent

00:18:44.360 life form on another planet that uses us as let's say sims yeah right and so you and i right now are

00:18:50.740 being controlled by some little green man but when you say controlled it's like the game sims

00:18:57.580 it's just it's like an illusion of free will it's like you can't actually make the sims do anything 0.57

00:19:02.860 you can just influence their environment and you can like put them in certain places to like hope

00:19:08.280 that something happens but you can't like make i mean i'm sure all of us as kids you try to make

00:19:12.780 your sims like have sex with each other but like you put them in the room you take the doors out

00:19:16.900 like the whole thing right but you can't actually make them do that you can just do all the things 0.74

00:19:20.460 to influence them but like you can't actually make them do so you don't you don't make them

00:19:25.160 go to the bathroom you just feed them a lot right and then they eventually poop is that how it works

00:19:29.280 or well you can't make them eat you can just put a lot of food in front of them yeah but it's like

00:19:33.260 it's like the Truman show it's like they can't they can't they're not controlling him as a person

00:19:39.020 they're just controlling everything around him like all the people all of the environment like

00:19:42.900 the weather they're like controlling everything but like they're not actually controlling him

00:19:46.820 like they don't they can't tap into his brain and make him do something yeah and so and so Jay 0.99

00:19:50.840 alvarez is another person that we've had on the show that talks a lot about this uh fuck man about 0.97

00:19:55.600 this potential sorry about that brother it was part of the simulation dude someone made me do 0.94

00:19:59.780 that make you that someone put that in front of my hand while i was moving outwards uh he's been

00:20:05.080 very vocal about it too and it's it's interesting i mean listen like all of this stuff at at the

00:20:11.020 very least is just a way to challenge your daily thinking and to shake things up a little bit right

00:20:17.100 And like, so take us away from the daily grind, you know, the podcast, whatever it is, and get us to open our minds a little bit.

00:20:24.940 But I mean, do you really believe it?

00:20:26.400 Like, what are your thoughts?

00:20:27.460 Well, I think if you look at the projection we're going now in society, like everything's becoming more and more in virtual reality and a simulation.

00:20:35.440 Like we are slowly, slowly going towards that.

00:20:38.380 So if you think about like where we came from, it's kind of like it seems like it's a cycle if you think of it that way.

00:20:43.800 and people always are like debate what's the meaning of life and where are we going like what

00:20:48.040 are we progressing towards and we're really progressing towards a simulated reality if you

00:20:53.040 watch like ready player one and movies like that like science fiction where it's like okay eventually

00:20:57.520 are gonna live in the simulated world so it's kind of like it almost seems like can you silence your

00:21:03.060 phone it almost seems like we're in a we're in a cycle like a russian nesting doll of simulation 0.81

00:21:10.920 So, like, the first people, they progress towards making a simulation, then they progress towards making a simulation, towards making a simulation until, like, we're inside this little Russian nesting doll. 0.62

00:21:20.120 Like, we're going to be the next one to, like, make a simulated reality. 0.82

00:21:23.640 And it's interesting to think, like, what is the purpose of the simulation?

00:21:27.040 Because there has to be a purpose of, like, why you would want to create a simulation.

00:21:30.560 To, like, to get something out of it.

00:21:32.780 So like in Rick and Morty, there's this really interesting episode where Rick creates an entire mini verse that the whole purpose of society is it's a whole entire like universe.

00:21:43.720 Right. And the whole purpose of his purpose of it is to power his car battery.

00:21:48.040 So then his car battery stops working.

00:21:50.340 So he shrinks himself, goes into the mini verse and then finds out it's not working because they progress enough that they made their own simulated reality.

00:21:58.400 Like they made their own mini birds to power it so that they didn't have to power the car

00:22:02.420 battery.

00:22:02.680 So it's like, okay.

00:22:03.920 It makes you think like, okay, is that kind of what we're doing?

00:22:06.720 I had this, I had this revelation last night.

00:22:09.320 This is crazy.

00:22:10.440 Yeah.

00:22:11.100 What if this is true?

00:22:12.200 I could be the smartest man alive.

00:22:13.960 Let's hear it.

00:22:14.360 Check it out.

00:22:15.420 You know, the nucleus of a cell, the nucleus is the brains, the heart of, of every single

00:22:20.300 cell.

00:22:21.120 Um, and obviously cells make up everything known to mankind.

00:22:24.700 um what if the earth is the nucleus of a giant cell known as the universe and it's just strung

00:22:37.200 together in another string of different universes and we are at the heart of that organism what i

00:22:46.720 would say is everything in life is a fractal so like everything is just a bigger smaller scale

00:22:53.700 version of something else so the solar system and an atom are they have so many similarities because

00:22:58.840 it's it's just a fact of something else and and that goes across every like everything in nature

00:23:04.300 everything mimics each other so it's like it's like a pattern and you just like change the

00:23:08.560 variables yeah so it's like yeah it'd be the sun would be the nucleus we would be the electrons

00:23:13.220 going around so that so that yeah like that all of that day all that descartes stuff is like i

00:23:21.240 think is like fringe theory like he's got the this dream argument as well that maybe life is

00:23:25.980 us dreaming and at some point we're going to wake up from that dream and that's actual life or when

00:23:32.100 you die that's when you actually wake up so that's another one of his theories but i think those are

00:23:36.440 all like fringe theories i want to talk a little bit about some that are a little bit closer to

00:23:41.520 home um and i know you know a little bit about harp yeah or what harp was ha the high frequency

00:23:50.300 active oral research program this was in fairbanks alaska it was dismantled in i think 2016 they said

00:23:57.240 that they were done expect you know they were done experimenting with their research and they've now

00:24:02.440 turned it into like a tourist place you can now go toward the facility but in its heyday there have

00:24:07.880 been a number of um conspiracies about this place it's it's basically a set of very large antennas

00:24:15.020 that pump magnetic or radio waves into the ionosphere, right?

00:24:19.180 To test the effects on weather originally.

00:24:24.300 Wasn't that what it was?

00:24:25.260 It's supposed to be like a weather reading research, right?

00:24:28.180 And there's a lot of people that think they use it to manipulate weather

00:24:31.620 and weather manipulation is a thing.

00:24:33.880 And you can enhance clouds and you can make weather through cloud seeding.

00:24:43.060 So you spray silver iodine or potassium iodine into the atmosphere.

00:24:47.520 Is this that chemtrails potentially?

00:24:50.700 Yeah, this is what, yeah, potentially.

00:24:52.600 It's like, there's a lot of conspiracies behind chemtrails,

00:24:55.120 but basically when they spray these particles into our atmosphere,

00:24:59.840 they act as like a magnet for precipitation.

00:25:05.080 I can't talk.

00:25:06.440 To kind of like latch onto.

00:25:08.260 So that way they can like build out clouds.

00:25:10.400 There already has to be some sort of weather to do this, but they can enhance it.

00:25:14.680 So a lot of people think that they would use HAARP to make weather so massive that they could weaponize.

00:25:21.020 Yeah, they can weaponize. They could create a hurricane.

00:25:22.740 And that's always the belief that in some way, most of these research projects are either going to be used to weaponize as a defense or an offensive tool against other countries

00:25:35.780 or to either silence or have some effect on the U.S. population.

00:25:42.720 Then there was another claim that HAARP was being used as a mind control technique

00:25:48.900 because of its ability to kind of seed these waves into the ionosphere

00:25:54.460 and then pump them back down to the U.S. population.

00:25:57.420 And your brain runs on a radio wave between 6 to 11 hertz.

00:26:00.960 And if you're able to manipulate that, you can make the population either riot or become

00:26:07.920 basically sleepy.

00:26:09.480 And it's the same thing.

00:26:11.200 They can manipulate through so many ways.

00:26:13.080 Like, for instance, the water that we're drinking and tap water, they have there's

00:26:17.140 lithium in tap water.

00:26:18.560 So did he hit me with the laser eyes again?

00:26:20.000 He did.

00:26:20.820 Anytime.

00:26:21.380 What do you do?

00:26:22.800 Anytime we talk about intelligence stuff is he gets a little laser.

00:26:26.800 I don't do anything.

00:26:27.500 Do you drink tap water?

00:26:28.400 LA tap water?

00:26:29.140 Do you drink it?

00:26:29.600 I don't drink LA tap water, but what I've noticed is, well, let me first give a little

00:26:34.320 background on the lithium in the water.

00:26:36.020 So lithium is like a mood stabilizing ingredient that you need in your brain.

00:26:40.580 It's the same as like magnesium, zinc.

00:26:42.280 These are all metals that you need in your brain because your neurons are firing electricity

00:26:46.540 in your brain.

00:26:47.280 So like you need metals to conduct these things.

00:26:50.060 And lithium is something that keeps your mood more stable.

00:26:53.460 So like in treatment of a lot of bipolar cases, they give lithium carbonate, which is like

00:26:58.760 a stronger version but um they also have lithium orate which you can take take as supplements

00:27:03.140 but they did a study where places where lithium was higher in the tap water there was 30 less

00:27:09.020 homicide and suicide because your moods are more stable so but it's also like they could add it

00:27:15.040 they could take it out or it can just be what it naturally is at um so it's really interesting

00:27:20.580 because it's like oh that's kind of like another form of mind control if they wanted to use that

00:27:24.600 it can make everyone like very docile if you have large amounts of lithium it's like do you drink

00:27:29.560 do you drink tap water i don't drink tap water but i i take lithium supplements um but what i've

00:27:35.980 noticed is before i used to use tap water to like make coffee tea like put it in oatmeal like boil

00:27:41.440 it and whatever and i was like oh i think i can see like a correlation between like when i would

00:27:46.260 have tap water because i used to do that every single day and you know it's like a little

00:27:50.640 minuscule amount is still you know but it's it's good for someone like me because i have like so

00:27:55.680 i'm i'm traveling so much i have like highs and lows because i'm always like up and down like i'm

00:28:00.580 not getting sleep i'm like getting too much sleep you know what i mean like it varies so it's an

00:28:05.440 interesting thing and then he's got he's got a um conspiracy theory that he's pretty always excited

00:28:11.700 about what was it again oh man uh the loch ness monster dude when i was when i was in elementary

00:28:17.760 school i just picked the simplest one i could find um i heard about this this giant like

00:28:22.900 dinosaur archaic creature that lived in this in this lake in scotland yeah um and it and i read

00:28:30.980 a lot about it the loch ness monster and all people had been faking pictures of it and uh i i was 0.93

00:28:36.520 really into it for like a good decade and then i realized i simply no longer give a fuck when only 0.75

00:28:43.440 because it has no effect it doesn't affect me and let's be honest it's not real guys well it's not 0.91

00:28:51.940 real it's funny because i'm sorry okay that's another one that's still that and by the way so

00:28:57.260 let me and i want to preface this because this is important they've looked for nessie and they

00:29:01.540 haven't found him he doesn't exist i don't want people to ever think like that i am one of these

00:29:07.320 conspiracy theorists because i actually have been very outspoken of alex jones like against

00:29:11.100 it's Alex Jones and other people who have these very hard set beliefs that

00:29:15.160 we are heavily being targeted by the government and by, by like,

00:29:19.240 I'm not saying we're not, but I'm just not, I'm just not all the way there.

00:29:22.360 This picture was taken in a bathtub. It was taken in a bathtub.

00:29:26.920 That's a real life photo.

00:29:28.100 And everyone thought that this was the Loch Ness monster. Come on now,

00:29:32.360 guys, no humpback camel dinosaurs swimming through nesty ocean.

00:29:36.980 I mean, that looks pretty real to me, dude.

00:29:39.920 Look, he's smiling.

00:29:41.100 he's like he loves like cheese he's like okay he's listening he's listening to facts looks like

00:29:45.640 you guys got me uh yeah but so so one thing it's funny wow what's funny mike realistic the thing

00:29:55.760 is it's like it's not that crazy to think that there's first of all mutations occur so like

00:30:00.840 there's also so much of the oceans we haven't explored there's so many species of animals and

00:30:06.480 so many things like deep in the ocean that we don't have any idea about so like it could be

00:30:11.360 something similar to that you saw they found they found the closest thing to like anything

00:30:17.200 incredibly out of the ordinary was the giant squid that they that they caught um i forget how big it

00:30:22.680 was but did you did you see about where was it where was it this was uh like a long time ago

00:30:26.900 no it was within the decade yeah yeah obviously but like she's in the future bro yeah that's that's

00:30:32.980 I mean, yeah, I'm sorry.

00:30:35.140 I don't even remember what I did yesterday.

00:30:36.880 So, yeah, this thing, it was a documentary crew.

00:30:41.320 I mean, look at this thing.

00:30:44.460 This is that's the closest thing to any sort of like super massive aquatic creature.

00:30:51.700 I don't think that's real.

00:30:53.760 I think I think this one's real.

00:30:55.340 That's not even big.

00:30:56.320 I think that one is real.

00:30:57.280 No, bro.

00:30:58.200 No, the one.

00:30:59.000 I mean, we have whales that are six thousand times the size of that, literally.

00:31:02.820 No, I don't think so.

00:31:03.600 These actually kill whales.

00:31:04.860 Yeah, but that's a man.

00:31:05.660 No, no, no.

00:31:05.940 That's how they found out.

00:31:06.760 That's how they found out that there was a squid roaming around the ocean as big as this one

00:31:11.120 because they found a washed up whale with tentacle marks around the body.

00:31:16.340 But if it's that big, then how big is that man he's next to?

00:31:18.780 Is that a giant?

00:31:19.520 Is that Jack and the Beanstalk?

00:31:22.180 It's crazy.

00:31:22.840 But I guess with conspiracies, to be honest, Chantel, I'm sort of uninterested because why does it matter?

00:31:31.320 Well, I have a question.

00:31:32.820 So what are your thoughts on aliens?

00:31:35.860 I know aliens exist.

00:31:38.100 Okay, so then, I mean, you could see why some people obviously don't.

00:31:42.780 Don't think that.

00:31:43.600 And also that can affect us in a large way, you know?

00:31:47.480 Hell yeah.

00:31:47.920 I mean, how can any person tell me there's not a single ounce of life somewhere in the universe?

00:31:55.640 I mean, when you think about-

00:31:57.600 Or the multiverse.

00:31:58.240 When you think the universe is infinite, it's ever expanding.

00:32:01.380 We are just a pattern of atoms.

00:32:02.980 So eventually we have to repeat.

00:32:04.380 Like eventually there has to be like another version of you.

00:32:06.940 And that's the thing with like parallel universes as well.

00:32:09.740 It's like, okay, is there another you out there?

00:32:12.100 Like they're technically, if you think infinite, you know, the universe is infinite. 1.00

00:32:16.140 If I met another me, I would punch him in the dick. 1.00

00:32:19.980 I'd punch him right in the dick and it'd be awesome. 1.00

00:32:22.420 But do you think that he would be thinking the same thing? 1.00

00:32:25.120 Oh, we both just punch each other in the dicks. 0.99

00:32:28.000 So you both fall over, both stand up at the same time. 0.99

00:32:30.340 It's like the end of that movie.

00:32:31.400 That's awesome.

00:32:32.460 We'd be boys.

00:32:33.440 Did you see that movie where she goes into the bubble

00:32:35.840 and her husband was in the bubble?

00:32:37.420 We watched it together.

00:32:38.440 Oh, Annihilation.

00:32:39.640 Annihilation.

00:32:40.260 At the end, they move simultaneously.

00:32:43.220 It's like, have you guys seen Coherence?

00:32:46.220 No.

00:32:46.980 So it's about like parallel universes

00:32:49.620 and like there's infinite versions of you

00:32:51.560 and other universes.

00:32:52.320 And if the bridge between those is opened,

00:32:55.620 basically in the movie it's like a comment influences that to happen and so it's like

00:33:01.920 it's not it's not exactly the same life it's not like there's certain things that are a little bit

00:33:05.840 different just because you're not always certain when making decisions so if you're certain it

00:33:10.880 would be the same but if you're not always certain when making decisions they branch off every time

00:33:14.660 yeah do you believe do you believe aliens have made contact i i mean hell yeah i believe so for

00:33:20.620 sure and i i mean the new york times posted an article a few months ago about how the pentagon

00:33:24.940 says that they have ufos or they like oh yeah it's like and people don't even know that which

00:33:30.580 is crazy because it's literally on the new york times you can look it up like it's yeah the main

00:33:35.180 the main reason i i get into the government stuff and i i believe some of it especially like that

00:33:40.700 harp stuff is i think there's precedence for it from mk ultra are you familiar with like the the

00:33:47.500 lsd testing in the 60s yeah like they were they were taking john's people that were picking up

00:33:53.340 prostitutes in san francisco and having the prostitutes put i'm gonna keep my eye on you

00:33:58.020 for this one having the prostitutes put lsd in the john's drinks and then studying using cameras 0.99

00:34:05.320 and audio devices like the effects in order to then weaponize lsd against yeah like they were 0.84

00:34:12.740 also the cia was using it they would invite like scientists and people that were working on things

00:34:17.480 that they were interested in that probably wouldn't have talked about it or disclose everything

00:34:20.960 and they would invite them to these dinner parties

00:34:22.900 and then they would just be thinking

00:34:24.440 that they're having a drink or whatever

00:34:25.760 that it would be laced with LSD.

00:34:27.420 So then these people would be like tripping, but not no.

00:34:29.880 So like, imagine, you know,

00:34:31.520 you think you're having a drink

00:34:32.380 and then you're like tripping.

00:34:33.540 You think that's real

00:34:34.240 because if you've never done anything like that,

00:34:36.120 then you're just like, what the hell?

00:34:37.140 What time period was this?

00:34:38.620 This is in the 60s. 0.99

00:34:39.780 It's just pretty fucked up times, man. 0.98

00:34:41.640 One of the best times. 0.98

00:34:42.540 Well, there's a docuseries.

00:34:43.900 Yeah, there's a docuseries.

00:34:46.060 It's about the family of one of the guys

00:34:49.280 who they did that to,

00:34:49.940 But then he ended up like dying.

00:34:51.440 But it's a whole debate is, is, did he commit suicide because he thought he was not tripping, but he was.

00:34:57.320 So they like were suing the government because of that.

00:35:00.160 And it's very interesting because they go through and they they interview the family.

00:35:03.360 But they also have like reenactments of like what might have happened.

00:35:06.320 So it's very interesting.

00:35:07.200 They also tested it on on prisoners in the in the U.S. prison system, prisoners who were addicted to heroin.

00:35:14.340 And so they would in exchange for testing the LSD on them, they would actually give prisoners heroin.

00:35:19.160 so like these are confirmed accounts like these aren't claims from like some snowed in unit like

00:35:25.460 these are confirmed documents on things that have happened so it's hard to say like when you hear

00:35:31.660 stuff now like did is this real or not but i stay very i keep that that stuff very like all the 9-11

00:35:37.420 stuff all the like school shooting like i keep that stuff at an arm's reach like i don't just i

00:35:42.360 i want yeah because you want to respect you want to respect the people that it's affected and you

00:35:47.200 You don't want to, like, speak on something.

00:35:48.980 And, I mean, it's a sensitive subject.

00:35:50.900 We have Alex Jones coming on.

00:35:52.500 Yeah, we do have Alex Jones coming on.

00:35:53.520 What are your thoughts?

00:35:55.080 I mean, I'll be tuning in.

00:35:56.880 I'll probably come by and watch this one.

00:35:58.860 Do you know he pulled his bicep on Joe Rogan when he was doing his freakout?

00:36:03.040 And he couldn't come on our show while he was in L.A.

00:36:05.460 Oh, wow.

00:36:06.020 Yeah, he needed surgery.

00:36:07.460 Oh, wow.

00:36:08.520 I think—I just think conspiracies are also a little dangerous

00:36:12.260 because uh if you believe one conspiracy i'm sure that's not the extent of it yeah and how

00:36:20.380 many things are you going to start questioning where now you don't believe anything like pandora's

00:36:25.880 box yeah yeah sort of well i just i just watched the um the flat earth documentary on netflix the

00:36:32.900 one that they made because i wanted to see what it was like and like i'm actually gonna hold these

00:36:38.020 comments or just but it was like you know eventually the people only start believing

00:36:45.460 things that they discovered and have experienced themselves which is not going to be everything in

00:36:52.260 life like some things are you're just gonna have to trust the hundreds of years and experience

00:36:57.000 of experiments and millions of people that have been there and done that before you and believe

00:37:02.520 them or i mean or don't like i guess at the end of the day like i said before like sometimes i

00:37:09.300 think what happens is a lot of times people get so like some people just get tired of the monotony

00:37:15.320 of like this day-to-day and that is the that is the catalyst for a lot of people doing it but then

00:37:20.540 other people as we saw with with flat earth is some people are looking for something to belong

00:37:26.220 to and like conspiracy whether it be flat earth or whether it be the Loch Ness Monster or whatever

00:37:31.100 are groups of these sometimes like affected and like-minded people

00:37:36.100 and they find other people like themselves.

00:37:37.860 And they're like, yo, this is something that makes me feel good.

00:37:41.740 You know what I'm saying?

00:37:42.420 So like, I don't, I never, I'm not ever angry at these people.

00:37:45.940 Like let people do whatever they want to do to make themselves happy

00:37:49.000 until it starts to affect others.

00:37:52.060 Like when it comes to Sandy Hook, when it comes to 9-11,

00:37:55.920 when I'm from Connecticut, like not far from Newtown. 0.98

00:37:59.280 And so, like, when those people are coming out talking about crisis actors, talking about government conspiracies, I was fucking mad. 0.98

00:38:05.860 Like, I was very fucking mad. 0.89

00:38:07.740 It's also, like, I mean, it's a sense of subject. 0.97

00:38:11.200 It's about respect.

00:38:11.800 And it's about, like you said, until it affects other people.

00:38:16.220 So it's, like, do research, read, spend your time, like, using your brain, whether or not these things are true.

00:38:22.340 Like, you're exercising your brain.

00:38:23.480 It's a muscle.

00:38:24.240 To be, like, reading and doing all of these things, it's good to an extent.

00:38:28.820 just i mean just use your discretion i feel like like think about like if that was you or put your

00:38:36.340 it's empathy it's putting yourself in someone else's position and seeing like oh what i want

00:38:40.160 them to do this to me like you know what i mean a lot of people lack empathy and it's just i think

00:38:45.600 about that often i'm like i'm like how would i feel if this was happening to me like if you can't

00:38:50.080 fully feel it but you can put yourself in someone's shoes to kind of see it through their eyes so it's

00:38:53.120 like just use that as respect to others like yeah yeah i'm working on my empathy you're not getting

00:38:59.960 much better i oh what i'm kidding no no you have you have ah uh in a way in a way in a way yes

00:39:07.360 absolutely i just like no you've gotten so much fucking better dude like yeah like because it's 0.58

00:39:13.040 something so much better it's it's innate but then it's also taught so you have to like work on it 0.67

00:39:18.140 it's something you have to work on because you're living your life so to be able to

00:39:22.140 feel what it's like to be someone else is some people have that gift naturally and some people

00:39:26.020 don't it's just your emotional intelligence and how sensitive you are totally true so like you

00:39:30.080 can be desensitized but you have to like work on that you know what i mean it's like how do you 0.89

00:39:35.100 because like i like in a different way than him but i'm i'm emotionally like fucked like as well 0.68

00:39:42.000 yeah uh how do you how do you do that like what's a good exercise like for like emotional 0.96

00:39:47.740 intelligence how do you get emotionally smarter because i suck at it like i'm i'm good i i rarely

00:39:53.140 like offend people i sorry you offend people often is that what you meant sorry about that

00:39:59.400 that was a lie i rarely i rarely uh have too much trouble like putting myself in other people's

00:40:03.900 shoes like that's not like a big thing for me my thing is like uh creating long-lasting

00:40:09.580 meaningful relationships are you saying you struggle with that yeah on the love side on

00:40:16.480 the friendship side i'm okay at it yeah i mean i can i can feel that too because a lot of times

00:40:21.260 i'm just like i'll just chill out by myself because i like that so then it's like watch

00:40:24.780 rick and morty yeah but i also feel like the older you get just being in more social situations

00:40:31.080 seeing like people's reactions to certain things you start to refine yourself and like knowing

00:40:36.560 okay this offends people this bothers people like when when someone says this like this makes

00:40:40.620 someone look sad like you start to realize that more and and if you watch films from like that

00:40:45.040 perspective as well you see the social interactions how they affect people and you also see like the

00:40:50.440 backside of what's going on with the other characters because when you have an issue with

00:40:55.160 someone in real life like you don't know everything about their life you didn't live it with them but

00:40:57.900 when you're watching a movie you kind of see like oh like I go through their life with them and then

00:41:01.680 I see what happens and like I feel for them so you have to cut yeah it's like that's incredible yeah

00:41:06.760 like films are really important and I don't think like people realize as much and I didn't realize

00:41:11.060 until i got older because when i was younger i i didn't really watch that many films just because

00:41:15.140 like my parents were really strict and i didn't see all of these things so once i was exposed to

00:41:19.540 it i'm like oh wow you can really put yourself in these people's shoes much more just because

00:41:23.520 you actually see like everyone has a life everyone's been through things and like the more you

00:41:27.380 realize that it's like okay i might have an issue with someone right now but what's the root cause

00:41:31.420 like what happened to them to make them feel this way to react this way to me and and you realize

00:41:35.600 it's not necessarily you most of the time most of the time that's something from their past and like

00:41:39.680 yeah that's like level that's like you're like at like level 10 like thinking like that i guess

00:41:44.260 like my hope is that people are just able to respect people enough to like continue to get

00:41:50.920 along in any you know seeming way you're you're operating on the highest level i'm looking at

00:41:54.860 what people have been through and putting yourself really in their shoes uh yeah i mean i'm not i'm

00:42:00.180 not perfect dad i'm just a lot better than i used to be and like that's all that matters is if you're

00:42:04.080 making progress you don't have to be like oh i i totally understand emotional intelligence and

00:42:08.240 empathy but it's like as long as you're making strides towards that that's all that matters

00:42:11.800 because like eventually you'll get there i think my biggest problem is i i really try to live by 0.97

00:42:19.040 treat others the way you want to be treated and and unfortunately like i don't mind being fucking 0.69

00:42:24.680 put in my place if i need to be so sometimes i will do my version of that with people and it's 0.97

00:42:30.700 never like overly aggressive or like loud it's just like yeah i can be a dickhead sometimes

00:42:36.200 Or is this something we're like, this is something we're like actively working on?

00:42:39.480 At least I'm aware of it and I know what I'm doing, right?

00:42:42.460 I mean, I used to be more like you, but then I changed that quote in my mind to treat people

00:42:47.160 how you think they would want to be treated.

00:42:49.340 For success, yeah.

00:42:50.420 It's also like-

00:42:50.940 The golden rule is changing.

00:42:52.260 Yeah, kind of.

00:42:52.700 It's changed.

00:42:53.260 It's like, quickly, it's like something I've talked to him about, as opposed to looking

00:42:57.980 at it, he's a leader for a lot of people and in a lot of ways, the boss of an organization.

00:43:02.560 And so I've, I've tried to instill in him a lot of nuances that come from the corporate world and more so just like the, the world where you want people to actually do things the right way, you know, leading with positive feedback, you know, supporting others, creative desires, like that kind of stuff.

00:43:21.480 and not he has a way of being quite a dick to people sometimes and it's and it can be effective 0.97

00:43:27.620 but like with me he can be a dick and I take it immediately and run with it because I've I've 0.99

00:43:32.980 thick skin but not everyone has thick skin yeah but it's also like you guys have known each other 0.97

00:43:36.400 for so long and when you're going into situations where people don't know everything about you it's

00:43:40.400 like the same thing you guys have empathy for each other because you guys know each other 0.97

00:43:43.680 so well you know what you've been through you know all these things I found I'm the biggest dick to

00:43:48.780 the people i love the most for sure which yeah because i think i've gained that level of

00:43:53.380 comfortability yeah you've gained that level of comfortability and you have so much time that if 0.97

00:43:57.580 you're being a dick this much of the time they know that like you're not always a dick but if 0.99

00:44:00.620 you're around someone for a short period of time and you're being a dick they think you're 100% 1.00

00:44:03.920 a dick but when people have seen your other side it's like okay i know like this isn't fully him 1.00

00:44:08.400 so like it is you take it with that we actually had our first get the fuck out of the car moment 0.99

00:44:13.320 last night what happened again remember when you were like oh yeah i was gonna fight mike

00:44:17.860 I said here's what I'm going to do Mike

00:44:19.560 I'm going to stop the car

00:44:20.500 I'm going to pull in the driveway

00:44:21.200 I'm going to stop the car

00:44:22.060 I'm not going to turn it on

00:44:23.680 Or turn it off

00:44:24.380 I'm going to leave these lights on

00:44:25.460 Me and you are going to step in front of the car

00:44:27.100 And I'm going to stand there

00:44:28.400 Put my hands behind my back

00:44:29.380 If you want to do something

00:44:30.280 If you feel so inclined

00:44:31.600 If you feel so inclined

00:44:32.980 Do something

00:44:33.960 And guess what Mike?

00:44:35.720 You didn't do anything 1.00

00:44:36.540 You grabbed the fucking taser 1.00

00:44:38.180 And pointed it at my head 1.00

00:44:39.320 You grabbed the taser

00:44:40.920 And pointed it at my head

00:44:42.680 Sorry about that

00:44:43.320 Andre was there

00:44:44.160 I'm sorry about that

00:44:45.100 And I'm

00:44:45.600 I tended to take things to the next level

00:44:47.680 No, but, uh, but me and him, honestly, like we do, like there are people that really happened.

00:44:56.400 There are people out there who are like, there are people out there who there's a conspiracy

00:45:04.900 that, you know, Logan is surrounded by these yes men. And I will sit here on this fucking 0.99

00:45:10.060 podcast and say, I was never one of them. Never, ever, ever since day one, when I have a fucking 0.99

00:45:15.020 bone to pick with him i give it to him and then we fight we fight all the fucking time on the 0.98

00:45:19.820 podcast off the podcast all we're always not always but there are a lot of times where we 0.90

00:45:24.340 have little conflicts but for the most part we keep it very respectful of each other you know

00:45:30.600 yeah for the most part it's also like if you know the intent and when you know someone well like you

00:45:35.060 know their intent so you don't take things as personal and you don't get as offended because

00:45:38.540 like you know the bigger picture the reason they're telling you things is usually like a good

00:45:42.380 reason i think it always stems down to the same i mean the past couple have always stemmed down

00:45:47.320 to the same thing i'm just super hard-headed and i think you sometimes make assumptions for people

00:45:53.060 i agree with you and i'm not and i'm not gonna put i would never put the blame on him either

00:45:57.000 like that's the thing about me like i've learned in life like it's never one like i this is turning

00:46:02.160 into a therapy session honestly i love therapy so whatever no listen yeah good when it comes to you

00:46:08.380 and relationships we know you're an introvert but do you have like a circle do you have a group of

00:46:11.880 friends who you can who you can rely on if i don't know say you're heartbroken one day you

00:46:17.040 want to call up a friend is i mean is your friend who's by the way nestled herself go ahead nestled

00:46:23.020 herself monster jesus make yourself comfortable jocelyn she gets a front row seat are you like 0.66

00:46:32.120 is there anything you're i see her like kind of like shift in sink down about a foot or so and 1.00

00:46:38.580 blanket over her shell. She really loves

00:46:41.020 that. She loves this love

00:46:42.920 sack. Oh. Thanks, 0.97

00:46:44.920 Chantel. Yeah, I got you. Thanks, Jocelyn.

00:46:46.560 It's a beanbag. Just so you know. It's a beanbag.

00:46:49.040 It's not a damn beanbag. Just a beanbag. 0.99

00:46:51.060 She doesn't know. She's like, what am I supposed 0.98

00:46:52.920 to say? I don't know anything. I literally am like,

00:46:54.640 I'm trying to read. No, Mike works for Maverick now.

00:46:56.840 We all know that. We all know that.

00:46:58.620 Okay. And, uh. Wait, hold on.

00:47:01.040 So, speaking of dating, you were talking about

00:47:02.720 dating, and I have this. I want to

00:47:04.800 whoo, Chantel. 1.00

00:47:06.180 you've got quite a little rumored list of high profile hotties you've been rumored to have

00:47:13.320 potentially dated like swipe left just really are you serious yeah okay on to the next topic

00:47:19.760 so back to our trip to sunday which maybe i should go on there are you on are you on raya

00:47:24.460 i mean i have the app on my phone i haven't opened it in like a year i got i got banned

00:47:30.580 oh yeah yeah want to talk about music chantelle hey you on raya

00:47:34.800 i think that's the move he would swipe right for you no wait i want to dive into dating for a sec

00:47:42.400 are you dating i'm not i'm single i'm not are you looking to be taken the thing is i'm honestly so

00:47:50.780 busy and like i really value my time alone so like i'm not actively looking for something but

00:47:57.080 like if I come across something that I see is a good fit personality wise and like with someone

00:48:01.580 that I actually truly like I would not rule it out at all but I'm honestly like I travel so much

00:48:06.340 I've already been to nine countries this year like so many different cities that it's hard you know

00:48:11.120 how do you people how do you get that um like companionship that you need on an intellectual 0.89

00:48:19.740 level because honestly like to hit to the point we made earlier you are so fucking underestimated

00:48:24.780 Like people see this beautiful DJ bopping around behind turntables and they have no

00:48:30.480 idea that like you literally have a very intellectual mind, which shocked me.

00:48:36.400 And I guess I even underestimated it.

00:48:38.180 How do you find that companionship that you need to like collaborate, brainstorm, like

00:48:42.600 and hit those, those, that higher level thinkings that you're friends?

00:48:45.840 Yeah, I have such amazing friends in my life and I have friends for different things.

00:48:50.120 Like I have friends that, you know, are on that level with me with that.

00:48:54.980 I have friends that are really.

00:48:55.920 Is Jocelyn or not so much?

00:48:57.760 Jocelyn is really intelligent.

00:48:59.120 She's not as into like this type of stuff as me, but she learned so much.

00:49:02.540 And like, that's a good thing about having people in your life that are different than you, but similar.

00:49:06.120 It's like a Venn diagram.

00:49:07.200 You want your Venn diagram of friendship to be like, this is you and this other person.

00:49:11.400 You have shared interests and hobbies, but you learn from each other on the other end.

00:49:14.680 Got it.

00:49:15.100 So it's like, you know, like.

00:49:17.600 That's a great way to look at like clicks in friendship.

00:49:20.120 Yeah, because you don't want to be exactly the same

00:49:22.360 because you're not going to grow

00:49:23.140 and you're not going to learn.

00:49:24.160 I'm just wondering if Mike really has any overlap

00:49:26.780 with our vegan Spencer, who's not here.

00:49:29.300 Like, is there really any over...

00:49:30.440 Should they be friends or not?

00:49:32.020 Yeah.

00:49:32.440 In my mind.

00:49:33.000 I love Spencer.

00:49:34.160 I think one is business.

00:49:36.940 I think you're the overlap, Logan.

00:49:40.200 Well, he was definitely the reason we came together as friends.

00:49:43.520 Y'all hang on by like a string.

00:49:44.920 No, not really.

00:49:45.580 I mean, business...

00:49:46.880 A string bean.

00:49:47.220 That is completely untrue, actually.

00:49:48.780 I shouldn't say not really.

00:49:50.020 it's completely untrue me and Spencer have become really good friends he he teaches me a lot about

00:49:55.040 mindfulness meditation yeah I've helped him a lot on the business side and he's very he he's into

00:50:00.820 business a lot and so am I so a lot of our conversations you know center around that but

00:50:05.000 yeah I wouldn't say we're the most like-minded people yeah you know like I'm at Warwick and

00:50:09.420 he's reading you know mindfulness books yeah which is fine I mean that this would be unique

00:50:15.220 because look you're growing in other ways and things that you might have never been interested

00:50:19.060 in before just being around him and so i'm sure that's helped you with those things that he's

00:50:23.720 taught you or got you more interested in i'm sure it's helped your life become better so that's the

00:50:27.560 people i tried to put myself around are people that i feel like have qualities and have interests

00:50:32.760 and have things that i feel like not only they can help me but i can equally help them because

00:50:37.300 you never wanted you never wanted to be a you never wanted to be a parasitic relationship you

00:50:41.660 wanted to be a mutualistic relationship so you're helping each other because i told you the i said

00:50:46.780 yesterday yeah i said it yesterday if you're in a parasitic relationship there's a time limit

00:50:52.980 because eventually the parasite will drain the host and so like if you want to have a long

00:50:57.440 lasting friendship relationship with someone it has to be mutualistic it just has to it's the

00:51:01.560 only way i will work and be healthy what was it what was the basis of the conversation we're

00:51:05.140 talking about relationships and like you've you've grown in your own you know relationship and

00:51:11.720 emotional um mentality to understand that the only way to have a relationship that lasts is

00:51:17.000 through mutualistic and symbiotic value it's it's truth it's so truth hey how i got how are you

00:51:24.500 still how are you still single like how is that she she's pretty successful like intellectual

00:51:31.060 who's in your dm chantel what is going on what blue checks are we looking at a lot i i'm single

00:51:37.660 because i want to be single you know and it's like i don't need like the thing for me is i is

00:51:45.080 i'm really good at reading people and as soon as i see red flags of like i know this is just

00:51:49.420 is not compatible like i'm not compatible then i'm just like i'm not really gonna waste my time

00:51:54.320 yeah but how can you see because i'm really good dm what do you mean i mean like i'm sure i know

00:51:59.460 do i know dudes are sliding your dms so how can you tell like how do you how do you decide

00:52:06.580 to give them a shot i mean i don't really think i'm not even sure if i've ever like went on a

00:52:13.540 date with someone through a dm or like met up oh really maybe like once or twice i honestly don't

00:52:18.600 know like i feel like maybe you like meet organically but you were talking on dm i don't

00:52:23.740 know i i'm it's hard to read people like you don't have people sliding in and then you're just like

00:52:28.360 going to dinner with yeah no i can i can see certain things but online it's hard to tell

00:52:32.780 honestly because like even with me people think certain things that are not anything like me just

00:52:37.520 because you already have your own conditions in your brain of like how you judge things and

00:52:41.620 sometimes they're not realistic and they need to be recalibrated so it's just like hard to tell

00:52:45.340 i think that's a good point that you make too about uh as a as a tactical direction to the men

00:52:50.160 watching this i don't think the dms are a good place to shoot your shot per se to your point

00:52:56.840 about uh meeting up with people that you've created like like like talking relationships

00:53:02.620 in the dms like i've talked to girls like just randomly like about their stories like

00:53:06.380 back and forth about bullshit then when i see them in real life we already have a pre-existing

00:53:11.120 conversation do you know what i'm saying so i'm not like i don't think it's ever the time or 0.74

00:53:15.600 place to be like yo let me take you out to like dinner like yeah but i also feel like it's really

00:53:20.000 good to build a friendship with people first because then you are friends and then even if

00:53:23.700 you don't date you already like have that person in your life if you like them in your life and

00:53:27.220 then you can decide like am I compatible like I can see like how they treat other people and like

00:53:31.420 spend enough time with them without having the pressure of like oh we're gonna date because when

00:53:35.680 people are going into it being like oh I'm trying to date this person or whatever they will alter

00:53:40.960 their personality and they will change the way that they act to appease the other person and

00:53:45.000 eventually that will wear off so then you'll be stuck in this situation that you don't want to be

00:53:49.200 in so it's better to kind of see people for who they truly are and then decide like oh maybe

00:53:53.640 this will grow into something that's such good advice friendship that turns in yeah because

00:53:58.260 people will put on acts to like tailor themselves for each individual person yeah and it's just

00:54:04.120 like that's not who you truly are so that's only yeah do i do that i think i do what what put on

00:54:11.540 certain sometimes i guess i don't think you do i don't maybe i like in theory no all right here's

00:54:19.880 a question yeah your last song is featuring yg rich the kid and is it bia yeah bia uh when you

00:54:27.840 when you feature these people are they you record with them or do they send in uh samples uh it

00:54:34.000 depends um with this song this song is facts by the way it's called facts yeah we can play what

00:54:40.240 five seconds am i gonna get copyright yeah that's probably do you own that song yeah so you're not

00:54:48.120 gonna copy strike this video yeah but no no please don't the label no please don't i mean i'm sure

00:54:52.940 that's fine five seconds how do you how do you how are you linking i just bought a hundred thousand

00:54:57.660 how are you linking how are you well how are you that's facts that's facts how are you linking up

00:55:10.420 Your first question, Logan, with this, it depends with this song specifically, YG, was

00:55:18.800 there, YG recording, Bia, Rich the Kid just recorded his verse and sent it in.

00:55:24.700 Sent it in the mail.

00:55:25.500 And how is Bia an artist, but also promoting that? 0.99

00:55:29.300 Fuck, I kind of had a feeling you were going to do this. 0.99

00:55:32.400 No Bia slander will be tolerated on this podcast. 1.00

00:55:34.620 How is he?

00:55:35.560 No.

00:55:36.340 Oh, Zach Bia?

00:55:37.540 Yeah.

00:55:37.780 i was like wait i don't know what you're talking about but i was really confused i couldn't tell

00:55:42.660 we i'm like i'm not amazing so i'm not like i'm like what um i'm not even doing this right now

00:55:48.740 he we've always like had this like just misunderstanding what exactly zach does

00:55:55.120 i love zach so i think everybody does but like i've never quite figured out exactly what his

00:55:59.240 role was but i think he was jokingly making that honestly you don't have to put yourself in a box

00:56:03.720 you can do whatever and i hope everyone does whatever they want no no no i think the

00:56:07.500 confusion is over like what even one of the things is like i don't i just besides like dating madison

00:56:12.680 like i didn't know what the other is it he promotes that he i mean he works for agewood group okay

00:56:17.660 okay yeah no i'm not even i'm not making any jokes i just didn't know yeah i know it was real when

00:56:22.540 drake put him in the song yeah he's very well liked very well yeah yeah anyways um how did i

00:56:30.260 gotta i want to ask this question and about this and wait you did a song with offset you worked

00:56:34.620 with vory and vory and vory you have a great song what's your role i'm sorry if you're gonna

00:56:42.500 it's that same question what like what because you're not you're not singing yeah so you producing

00:56:48.260 yeah in what way in what way so the thing so working with all these different artists

00:56:53.700 and having like a vision of what you want something to be it's kind of the overall vision

00:56:59.480 so i'm like okay i like want to do this style i want to have these people on it i want the song

00:57:03.880 to be about this and here like i'll go in and write and be like no we're doing this whatever

00:57:08.300 how many writers are on weight on weight it's me vory offset and lewis bell okay yeah what was the

00:57:16.620 like what was the vibe going into it just i feel like i am in vegas it's 96 degrees i'm at marquee

00:57:24.400 or some shit there's like beach ball you're at wet republic yeah wet republic there's beach 0.81

00:57:28.380 balls flying over my head give me like a little bit of it again like there's like water positive 0.99

00:57:38.740 it's feel good it's feel good it's euro dance inspired song which i'm really into that type

00:57:45.060 of music and so it's just kind of like oh this is a song i would want to hear in the summertime

00:57:49.680 like being out by the did you make the beat yeah so me and lewis did this did this and it's so

00:57:54.980 funny because we went into i went in with lewis for our session and i'm like i saw this vine

00:57:59.600 where this guy was hitting the wait sign and he made like a beat he started dancing oh wait wait

00:58:05.600 wait wait right so then i'm like we have to sample that and do it so sampled it we found like

00:58:10.840 whatever online of of the wait sign pushing it we sampled the song and then if you listen

00:58:16.480 is that what it is and so that's yeah shut up the little wait wait and in the it's like

00:58:22.700 In the very beginning

00:58:23.940 Am I close?

00:58:25.180 Go ahead

00:58:26.000 She said begin

00:58:26.660 In the very beginning

00:58:27.540 You hear it's like

00:58:28.200 Wait

00:58:28.520 Wait

00:58:29.240 But it's like

00:58:29.960 Really really subtle

00:58:30.880 It's like

00:58:32.480 Turned down a lot

00:58:33.400 But

00:58:33.640 You hear it's like

00:58:37.740 Wait

00:58:38.120 Wait

00:58:39.160 Wait

00:58:40.080 Super low

00:58:40.740 Wait

00:58:41.140 Do you hear it's like

00:58:41.720 Wait

00:58:42.160 The whole time

00:58:43.020 So in the chorus

00:58:43.860 It's that guy who goes

00:58:45.200 Wait

00:58:45.580 Wait

00:58:46.020 I want to meet him

00:58:47.160 I want to meet him

00:58:47.880 No but that's a real vocal

00:58:49.040 In the chorus right

00:58:49.840 Yeah it's Bory

00:58:50.860 Yeah yeah yeah

00:58:51.780 You and you and Vori have worked, have been together a lot, 0.99

00:58:55.160 like working on a lot of shit, right? 0.98

00:58:56.720 Yeah, Vori's amazing. 0.99

00:58:57.400 We have such great chemistry.

00:58:59.320 And I mean, like I can, we can sit down

00:59:01.680 and he'll just start like freestyling melodies

00:59:03.260 and I'll just be like, oh, this sounds like,

00:59:04.840 let's fill in these words, let's do this.

00:59:06.280 Like this is about whatever.

00:59:07.420 The song started, it's called Wait just because of that.

00:59:10.120 And we kind of just wrote it around that idea.

00:59:12.660 So.

00:59:13.180 Do you say, you said Euro dance inspired, right?

00:59:16.120 Yeah.

00:59:16.420 Do you say Ibiza or Ibiza?

00:59:18.540 I say Ibiza.

00:59:19.500 Okay.

00:59:19.800 I just had to know that.

00:59:20.900 What do you guys say?

00:59:22.300 Ibiza.

00:59:22.680 It depends on where I am.

00:59:23.940 Like, if I'm over there, like, I'd probably say Ibiza.

00:59:25.920 Ibiza.

00:59:26.740 You know who really likes that song, Wait?

00:59:28.300 Yeah.

00:59:29.020 My brother.

00:59:29.640 Oh, really?

00:59:30.240 Jake.

00:59:30.900 Cool.

00:59:31.380 You said it slaps.

00:59:32.240 Oh, thanks. 0.97

00:59:32.680 In fact, one of your friends called you the next female Kygo.

00:59:40.880 It was such a weird –

00:59:42.000 Who called me that?

00:59:42.900 His name is – shout out –

00:59:44.740 Connor Blakely.

00:59:46.320 I don't know who that is.

00:59:47.340 I mean, that's a compliment, obviously.

00:59:49.180 Yeah.

00:59:49.920 Yeah.

00:59:50.140 But I also don't know what drives it.

00:59:51.900 Speaking of other DJs.

00:59:53.060 No, no, wait.

00:59:53.720 Oh, go ahead.

00:59:54.560 What did you?

00:59:55.460 Go ahead.

00:59:57.160 I was going to say.

00:59:57.840 He just sang Wait.

00:59:58.760 Wait.

00:59:59.720 It's funny because like.

01:00:01.040 I didn't know that was going anywhere.

01:00:02.620 Well, with Jake.

01:00:03.720 Oh, go ahead.

01:00:04.460 You used to have like beef with him, right?

01:00:07.300 Oh, sorry.

01:00:08.440 I mean, we don't have to get into the YouTube stuff if you're like out of it.

01:00:11.200 And this was so long ago.

01:00:12.320 I mean, I'm just like.

01:00:13.480 I move on.

01:00:14.180 I'm like very like.

01:00:16.040 I don't.

01:00:16.420 Are you still?

01:00:17.240 Are you still wrapped up in like YouTube at all?

01:00:19.160 Like, I know you still hang out with Alyssa and anyone else in the, in the, in the crew.

01:00:23.600 Yeah.

01:00:23.800 I mean, I, I'm like friends with her and I don't, I mean, I do YouTube stuff, but mostly

01:00:28.180 just like me traveling or different vlogs.

01:00:30.620 Facts about facts.

01:00:31.600 Yeah.

01:00:32.180 Things that kind of just are my life.

01:00:34.300 Who else are you hanging out with?

01:00:35.580 Like in the space?

01:00:37.320 Her best friend is Diplo, dude. 1.00

01:00:39.520 Diplo. 0.70

01:00:39.960 Yo, Diplo.

01:00:40.980 Diplo YouTuber?

01:00:41.740 Sorry.

01:00:42.200 No, I was.

01:00:42.580 Oh, you're talking about YouTube.

01:00:43.560 I thought you were talking about music.

01:00:44.720 I get confused because you're like a unicorn, some sort of Renaissance woman.

01:00:47.820 but Diplo comments 1.00

01:00:50.060 on all of your fucking shit. 1.00

01:00:52.280 I noticed 1.00

01:00:53.940 that. Diplo has a

01:00:56.040 lot of very good looking best friends.

01:00:58.140 He's one of the funniest people that I ever met.

01:01:00.160 He's so funny. Funnier than Mike?

01:01:02.420 Yeah. Honestly, he's just really

01:01:03.740 but he has the same sense of humor as me so that's

01:01:06.000 like. Ah, gotcha. Yeah.

01:01:08.320 And we work out together so

01:01:09.980 like we have a like common interest.

01:01:13.060 Working out and laughter.

01:01:14.340 Why not? And like healthy

01:01:16.080 Vegas. You guys are just friends?

01:01:17.820 not like yeah we're just friends what i mean it sounds like it could be like a romantic a lot of

01:01:24.860 people tell me that like you guys should date i mean you just said you have a lot of common interests

01:01:28.720 thing is too like when you have someone such a good friend like a lot of times when that turns

01:01:34.100 like just dating and then like break up they're not friends you know i'm really good at like just

01:01:38.400 keeping friends because i'm understanding like i'm not i don't get too mad about things i'm just

01:01:42.160 kind of like chilling like will you ever collab with him i'm yeah i'm totally you should make

01:01:47.020 him collab with you? Wes, if you're watching

01:01:49.160 this. His name's Wes? Yeah, his name's

01:01:51.220 Wes. I just found out Diplo did

01:01:52.900 Paper Planes, dude. I had no

01:01:55.060 idea. That was one of his first big songs. I had no idea.

01:01:57.320 I think he's nominated for a Grammy for that. Yeah.

01:01:59.720 I fly like paper, get

01:02:01.100 high like... Yeah. Yeah.

01:02:02.980 Please just don't fucking copy. I feel like we're gonna get 0.75

01:02:05.140 if that's a Universal song, too, I feel

01:02:07.080 like we're gonna get smoked, bro.

01:02:09.400 Can you reach out to... Your manager

01:02:11.080 is awesome, too. What's her name again? Alexis?

01:02:12.860 Yeah. She's a beast. I'm gonna tell her 1.00

01:02:15.060 to reach out. Yeah.

01:02:16.760 I mean like whitelist the video because I don't want to get screwed, but uh, okay

01:02:20.960 So how often are you chilling with like the clout gang and stuff when you're in LA?

01:02:26.560 I like I'm never I'm barely ever here when I'm here

01:02:29.360 Who you hanging out with Chateau who fulfills your life's friendship. No. Yeah, I hang out with Alyssa. I hang out with Jocelyn

01:02:35.440 I hang

01:02:37.440 Audiobooks Joe Rogan. I hang out with Catherine

01:02:40.000 I'm like I try to see all my friends like as much as I can when I'm here. Just do they miss you or not so much?

01:02:45.380 i mean i think so i'd hope so i'd hope so do you go to any part do you ever go out yeah every time

01:02:51.540 i see you out you're d we just saw you the other night the yeah at that party yeah yeah um and you 0.84

01:02:56.100 dj'd before the fucking chain smokers like how does it really party it was how do you feel um 0.93

01:03:01.940 being like on the same stage as these people like like you you made this jump from influencer to 0.99

01:03:07.840 legit credible traditional artists like how do you feel um being with these people like of such

01:03:15.000 stature i mean it's it's an honor it's amazing yeah um they're all so talented and they're all

01:03:21.640 so welcoming to me like especially just in that community everyone is you know everyone like is

01:03:27.040 so nice and positive and like helps each other and it's it's it's interesting because it's not as

01:03:33.340 much like i don't know everyone just gets along it's not like too competitive like i feel like

01:03:41.000 Everyone just loves to, like, chill with each other.

01:03:43.120 Everyone collaborates with each other.

01:03:44.400 Everyone supports each other for the most part.

01:03:46.680 There's no beef?

01:03:47.780 I mean, DJ Beef is, like, happens once in a while.

01:03:51.920 And it's just, it's really rare.

01:03:53.780 I feel like Deadmau5 propagates a lot of it.

01:03:56.220 Oh, he's bad.

01:03:57.820 He's a beefy one.

01:03:59.420 Who else gets it?

01:04:00.560 I don't think I've ever met him.

01:04:03.000 He don't live in the States, right?

01:04:03.800 I saw a video of him freaking out online once.

01:04:06.540 I think it was, like, a live video complaining about marshmallows.

01:04:10.040 yeah he's always he's always got something going on i mean he's super listen he's got he's got in 0.99

01:04:15.280 trouble you know that for a while he he got uh 2019 like he said some fucked up shit and 0.99

01:04:20.840 my guess is he doesn't give a fuck yeah he doesn't he he i will say this that man is talented 0.99

01:04:27.180 like that man is fucking talented he's so i mean like growing up listening to electronic music 0.99

01:04:32.540 when i started you know being like in middle school and high school and listening to 0.98

01:04:36.460 his songs and Tiesto's songs and, like, Afrojack's song,

01:04:40.660 like, back in the day, Cascade. 1.00

01:04:42.520 Like, I loved that shit. 1.00

01:04:44.760 I still do. 1.00

01:04:45.800 Even, like, living in Miami, it was such a big scene for it back then.

01:04:49.120 And even now, but then it was, like, so strong.

01:04:51.620 And that's, like, when I first started going out and going to parties

01:04:53.980 because I wasn't allowed to do any of that until I was, like, out of high school.

01:04:57.220 Speaking of which, where are you at for Music Week?

01:05:00.420 Are you down there?

01:05:01.020 Yeah, I'm playing at 11 with Loud Luxury, those guys.

01:05:05.480 uh we're playing at 11 on tuesday which is the 26th yeah any day parties um i don't think so

01:05:11.220 how the hell have you not got chantelle on your day party bill yet like that is diplo doing like

01:05:15.320 his his what's it called mad decent or any like block party or anything he's eating at 11 uh i

01:05:20.620 think on saturday that saturday but i don't know like the whole schedule exactly that is that is

01:05:25.980 my favorite hands down my favorite week in miami like not not ultra per se but like the whole

01:05:32.140 Miami music like just being at like Shelbourne or like uh what uh Nautilus like those those

01:05:37.580 couple clubs right next to SLS there just pool party pool party pool like every hotel on the

01:05:43.020 strip has a different like big name DJ I wanted to go out there but it's amazing and I went to

01:05:48.720 college in Miami so I lived directly across the street from ultra so I would just go on my balcony

01:05:53.640 like watch it and I remember before I even knew what it was I or like I didn't know it was happening

01:05:59.460 right then and i was walking to class because i was going to new world school of the arts i was

01:06:04.040 walking there from my house in biscayne or my condom biscayne and there was all these people

01:06:08.820 wearing like neon tutu fur boots with like glitter and it's like 8 a.m and i'm like what the hell is

01:06:16.160 going on because of the times like space is right there and downtown oh my god then you have the

01:06:21.200 whole entire ultra situation going on so people are leaving the club at like eight nine like

01:06:24.800 walking in the streets with these crazy outfits and i was like what is happening i'm like

01:06:29.400 I'm coming from, like, not ever going to any parties,

01:06:32.020 seeing this, I'm like, oh, my God.

01:06:33.580 Like, welcome to Ravetown.

01:06:34.980 Space is, like, the absolute, like, quintessential, 0.99

01:06:38.420 like, 9 a.m. fucking. 0.98

01:06:40.080 Like, people leave 11. 0.99

01:06:41.320 Most people go home because it's 7 a.m.

01:06:43.780 Other people go to space.

01:06:45.460 I'm not a fan.

01:06:46.480 I'm not a fan of Miami.

01:06:47.420 You gotta have a lot of stamina.

01:06:49.260 That is the word.

01:06:50.180 And I have developed stamina over this past few months

01:06:53.820 that I never thought I could achieve.

01:06:55.780 it's just also a really it's just also really tough uh city for people like that are in any

01:07:01.360 kind of recovery like i like i don't i i'd still drink but i don't do any drugs and like that that

01:07:05.940 whole scene is like i'm sure there's people there that don't there's a lot of that entire scene is

01:07:10.920 run by cocaine and molly like that's how people are staying up till 6 p.m the day after they

01:07:16.980 party it's just crazy because i don't even know how but i can just stay up but it's it's also come

01:07:22.300 from me sleeping and being like i have a flight in three hours so like i'll sleep three hours

01:07:26.200 sleep three hours and when i do get a good night's sleep i'm like i can go because like now i've

01:07:30.120 developed this stamina dangerous dangerous you need to sleep no i know i sleep i can now sleep

01:07:35.600 in like any strange place like i can sleep in every car and every plane like i can sleep

01:07:40.560 i could never do that before never i could never ever very important i couldn't sleep on the plane

01:07:45.760 at all and now i'm like i sit down in one second i'm like i'll be honest with you it's a little

01:07:49.000 different because you used to not be able to sleep on the plane now you sleep on the plane

01:07:52.920 because you're in a lay flat first class section so no even like even like short flights a lot of

01:07:58.160 the times because i fly to a lot of cities that are like random they don't have those planes so

01:08:03.420 like i'll be flying to like chicago or like i'll be the hardest place you've had to sleep like oh 0.53

01:08:09.800 shit i'm uh standing up right now and for some reason my eyes are like a horse yeah like did 0.71

01:08:15.780 you have to ever fall asleep standing up um no i've never slept standing up that that'd be a 0.99

01:08:20.440 really good skill to develop that'd be sick it'd be i feel like it'd be better to sleep with your

01:08:26.180 eyes open that'd be cool yeah i gotta try to be able to can you imagine if i'm asleep like right

01:08:30.500 now i wow anyone can teach me how to do that wake up i would love the podcast that'd be dope is that

01:08:39.100 a thing we should no yeah it is some people sleep with their eyes i bet somebody's mad weird i know

01:08:44.100 i've seen the ones where it's like kind of you know like this like this like like this you know

01:08:49.240 who i feel like probably does it very well military yeah because they're just they're just

01:08:54.040 up all honestly like my dad was in the military for almost 30 years and he can sleep like any he

01:09:01.080 can sleep sitting straight up sleep anywhere like at any moment you're talking to him he falls asleep

01:09:05.320 in the middle of like and when you wake him up he probably because that's the like it's one of the

01:09:09.620 worst things you can do is fall asleep like on watch like when you're in the military like you're

01:09:12.780 supposed to be watching in place and like the the your leader will come in like if you're sleeping 0.98

01:09:16.900 you're fucked yo and so i bet when you wake your dad up he's like i wasn't sleeping what 0.95

01:09:20.680 literally am i awake yeah uh all right let's go to audio q a uh if that's cool any final thoughts 1.00

01:09:28.220 any final i gotta say i i hung out with you in sundance that was the first time that's actually

01:09:33.580 when me and jocelyn like became friends because when you guys remember when you guys like left me

01:09:38.380 And I was like, I went to go ski and I'd never been skiing ever.

01:09:41.320 So I go to the mountain by myself, never even seen skis.

01:09:44.540 And I have, and I'm just like, I don't know what I'm doing.

01:09:47.080 Whatever.

01:09:47.300 I put the skis on, like going towards the ski lift. 0.82

01:09:49.180 She like rides up on her snowboard, like shredding the snow.

01:09:51.800 It was like, she's like Chantel.

01:09:54.800 And I don't know who it is.

01:09:55.600 Cause she has like the goggles, the mask.

01:09:57.380 I'm like, I'm like, yeah.

01:09:58.380 She's like, do you know what you're doing?

01:09:59.440 I'm like, no.

01:10:00.260 She's like, come with us.

01:10:00.940 How did you know who she was?

01:10:02.360 Cause I didn't have, I only had the glasses.

01:10:04.360 No, but how did, yeah, yeah.

01:10:06.300 We hadn't met.

01:10:08.380 yeah we were on the same flight and we had met a few times we have mutual friends but we never

01:10:12.480 like really hung out or talked or anything oh she had no idea that's why we couldn't stay with her

01:10:19.820 i had no i had no clue and then we're like going on the lift to like a black it was some crazy

01:10:25.420 we were like peace on tell see you no i was looking for you guys a whole day i'm like where

01:10:28.880 are you guys you're like at the top i'm like okay i'm coming up no one was like hey do you know what

01:10:33.200 you're doing because i had no clue i'm like sorry about that yeah so i get on the ski lifts and

01:10:37.000 then finally she takes off her goggles i'm like oh because i had no idea i didn't know who i just

01:10:42.200 got on incredible come with us i'm like okay that was but that was the trip where i was like yo

01:10:46.640 this girl honestly is just like a ball of positive energy i think like i i literally like fell in

01:10:53.660 love with you on that she's like you're such a sweetheart like just beautiful radiant and uh

01:10:58.860 illustrious gorgeous and under and underestimated never been done and underestimated before

01:11:04.440 Chantel Jeffries, thank you for listening to this episode of Impulsive.

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01:11:33.420 Go for it.

01:11:33.960 Start a friendship.

01:11:35.740 We'll see you next time.

01:11:36.720 Take it easy, fam.

01:11:37.940 Peace.

01:11:39.620 Stay right there. 1.00

01:11:44.560 I'm going to get a fucking copy strike. 0.99

01:11:46.620 Like, no. 1.00

01:11:46.880 Facts.

01:11:47.360 I'll let them know.

01:11:49.320 Okay.

01:11:49.880 All right.

01:11:50.260 Here.

01:11:50.640 Audio on the Q&A.

01:11:52.800 Everyone can take a deep breath.

01:11:53.880 No one's looking at us.

01:11:55.120 Yeah.

01:11:55.840 It's great.

01:11:56.280 I'm throwing my vape over there.

01:11:58.360 Are we off?

01:11:59.020 Yeah.

01:11:59.420 Well, no.

01:11:59.920 Not yet.

01:12:00.500 Do you want to come over for this, Joss?

01:12:03.280 It's audio only.

01:12:04.820 You want to pull a chair up?

01:12:06.520 Yo, we've met before the party the other day.

01:12:10.140 Of course.

01:12:10.520 We've met really intense. 1.00

01:12:11.400 Fuck. 1.00

01:12:13.420 This is like a power play on his part. 1.00

01:12:15.300 He knows he's met.

01:12:16.100 No, I don't.

01:12:16.440 He's just doing it.

01:12:17.540 I did it. 1.00

01:12:18.140 I'm so unemorable being Icelandic. 1.00

01:12:20.240 Pull up. 1.00

01:12:20.680 No, you're not.

01:12:21.280 You're not.

01:12:21.680 That's why I'm like.

01:12:22.240 Pull a stool up.

01:12:24.740 Unless you want to stand.

01:12:26.760 This is Jocelyn for those of you who.

01:12:28.720 Ah, Jocelyn.

01:12:29.580 Jocelyn also lived in New York, but she moved here like a year ago.

01:12:32.580 oh i see like like yeah she moved here in like february how do you like it i love it i've like

01:12:38.580 lived here before but i've always been based in new york and i've never been placing both

01:12:41.800 maybe split the mic with her if she's gonna talk to just like lean in oh wait is there a limit on

01:12:47.800 the cord sorry this whole thing i mean look tvs are breaking around here cords aren't long enough

01:12:52.660 it's no problem um yo are you still tight with uh drake we're cool yeah i mean we're definitely

01:13:00.240 cool he's awesome she gets so funny when she talks because it's just like funny talking about

01:13:05.960 like relationships like people ask uh like i mean like i'm always like respectful of other people

01:13:11.660 like i don't i'm just like whatever like i'm friends with everyone but it's just like i don't

01:13:15.940 need to like be like oh my god i'm from this room no no i know that i just like i just remember a

01:13:21.060 specific moment i don't know what i feel like oh i know what you're talking about i don't know

01:13:27.600 there was it's not it's not it's not bad there uh remember when drake's in the low gang is what

01:13:33.700 he's trying to say do you remember that oh yeah but i mean like that's like that's like that's

01:13:39.020 like what chantelle it's like that was the biggest moment of my life so that's like what chantelle

01:13:43.100 i don't know it was like passing like you just yeah i mean like you make dope videos like people

01:13:50.900 like watching them sometimes like yeah but yeah but drake you know he's our you know he's our

01:13:56.880 dream guest right he's your dream guest one of like you were one for me and then drake's another

01:14:02.540 yeah i mean like you guys should get him on the show you're right we absolutely should how's it

01:14:08.160 going mike mike's supposed to make it happen we're just trying to do it through his alcohol

01:14:12.140 distributor virginia black and the um hey are you doing product stuff you got plans i got plans

01:14:19.620 have you got plans i have a deal for you actually right now yeah headphones oh they're they're

01:14:25.220 pretty nice you want to start a family channel i thought you're gonna say a family well i guess

01:14:29.380 that means that's implying a family so he's just like yeah if you want to start a family channel

01:14:33.480 then you need a family yeah family channels are dope katherine austin ace family that's what i'm

01:14:39.060 saying we could be like we could be like the shout out to them the lace family we love it we love

01:14:43.840 mcbrooms so much has austin come on the show oh yeah yeah he's our first he was our fifth guest

01:14:49.320 you look up and see him well i think i want to bring him back because he was great five in from

01:14:53.520 the left on the top right next to riley reed's ass and and i just realized someone's full moon 0.75

01:15:00.140 over here yeah yeah riley reed um but yeah i feel like family channel is that your next move 0.96

01:15:08.320 legan i just need a family first i think yeah i just my problem is you can't you can adopt one

01:15:15.400 oh we thought about getting a foster kid yeah we've been talking about it do you think you're

01:15:20.960 ever going to be a mom yeah really i want to have twins one boy and one girl i could see her being 1.00

01:15:27.040 that uh that like really hot mom that gets tmz'd like stepping out in her like maternity with one 0.98

01:15:34.860 baby with another baby already yeah with two babies they're like chantel jeffrey's caught

01:15:38.860 leaving air one literally me yeah you know what i'm saying like just like yeah i want to have a

01:15:45.000 lot of kids you get paparazzi'd all the time all the time yeah what's that like you don't you don't 0.94

01:15:50.080 ever say shit to them well it's just sometimes you're just ignoring them i mean it's all the 0.92

01:15:55.480 flashes sometimes you get like i feel like sometimes i'm like oh like i could have a 0.94

01:15:59.660 seizure she's a nurse she's scared she doesn't want to there's so much flashes you like get

01:16:05.060 disoriented ever happened has a celebrity ever been epileptic and probably gotten i mean they've

01:16:10.380 done other things you saw mcgregor well that was with a fan i guess but like i see those guys all

01:16:15.120 the time they follow you to your car usually you're leaving like yoga or something they know

01:16:19.400 my car and they know like a white one right yeah and then they know like i go to like pretty much

01:16:24.380 all the same places and like a one mile radius in west hollywood oh they have a they have a 0.99

01:16:28.540 pattern we had a dude on he talked all about the patterns they know your fucking pattern 0.90

01:16:31.960 yeah oh yeah and it's like i'm not here that often so when i am like oh well she's gonna be 0.93

01:16:36.500 working out she's gonna be eating at one of these four places she's gonna be like do you ever feel

01:16:40.800 unsafe um honestly aside from the time someone pretended that they got stabbed outside of

01:16:47.920 jocelyn's house for a prank not oh or when my stalker should have been my house um other than

01:16:54.020 that no what happened with the stabbing incident jocelyn oh so mad use the mic um we were having

01:17:01.700 lunch near my house we walked back and there was this kid like in my driveway with like

01:17:05.740 what like looked like he was stabbed and he's like please help me help me blood yeah he went

01:17:11.160 in the whole thing so i was like i took a step back because i was like i don't know like did

01:17:15.600 they just stab him are they gonna come is there someone still around and then i was like honestly

01:17:21.520 i'm like i'm just gonna call 9-1-1 for sure what else do you do so i was like when i went to call

01:17:25.400 9-1-1 i noticed he's like no no no don't yeah i literally called so then i called and i had it

01:17:30.520 on speaker and they're like what's your emergency whatever he's like no no then he gets up and then

01:17:34.200 he's like it's a prank and then he like points across the street there's someone filming i go

01:17:37.520 that's so disrespectful because it's like wait you're gonna film something you're gonna put her

01:17:41.140 actual you can see her address her house you're gonna put that online and like you can't do that

01:17:45.940 oh they targeted you as as it was meant to be you were meant to be the vict no no no we hang out

01:17:51.840 we know where we go they know like they they had they had already done like research couple things

01:17:57.580 before that i didn't put two and two together until after and they actually like we're at the

01:18:02.560 movies one day and like we're like taking all these pictures i was so caught off guard and

01:18:06.600 and then another time they're like waiting outside my gym like following me whoa okay

01:18:10.280 so they're like stalker YouTubers

01:18:12.340 they were like waiting to like pull some sort of prank

01:18:14.460 I'm sure they were like gathering evidence trying to figure out

01:18:16.580 what they wanted to do 1.00

01:18:17.140 okay it's very clear they're morons but I'm wondering 1.00

01:18:20.720 what the what's the 1.00

01:18:22.520 intention with the prank

01:18:24.400 what's the payoff

01:18:25.400 like what do they want you to do

01:18:27.320 what do they want you to do besides not call

01:18:30.640 like what other action would you

01:18:32.240 freak out

01:18:34.000 let me help you

01:18:35.820 any normal person

01:18:38.420 within the first five seconds of seeing anyone who has gotten stabbed is gonna call the there's

01:18:43.860 like five seconds to freak out but i also as soon as i saw it i'm like i knew that it wasn't real

01:18:49.580 even though i was from far away because like also it's like your shirt doesn't have any rips or

01:18:54.600 anything like if someone stabs you through your shirt then you're gonna have like unless they

01:18:58.660 like lifted his shirt up first like neatly stab him underneath yeah and it's also like there's

01:19:02.700 people around there's a construction happening right next door so there's like workers coming

01:19:06.160 in and out i'm like i wouldn't be happening like with all these people around you're in the middle

01:19:10.340 of you know where there's it's a high traffic area there's people walking and stuff it's just

01:19:14.440 like somebody would have saw something someone would say you know it just wasn't good enough

01:19:18.500 at first we were like oh my god and then we're like watching we're like this can't be real but

01:19:21.560 might as well still call 9-1-1 in case it is yeah you know like i wasn't like freaking out fully

01:19:26.640 because my brain was like this doesn't look legit but maybe it is by the way if it's not 0.94

01:19:31.000 then 9-1-1's here and this kid's gonna get fucking arrested for being on my property and like you 0.83

01:19:35.180 know what i'm saying he wasn't even on the sidewalk he was in my driveway i'm like you're on my 0.98

01:19:38.460 property this is my house like at this point i was just mad i was a little cheese dick property 0.99

01:19:42.060 what a little cheesy cheese car yeah i hate that guy got his gross ketchup fake blood all over my 0.80

01:19:47.900 driveway i had to spray that off oh wait the fake blood was ketchup i don't know it was it was

01:19:53.420 really just not great okay okay you had a stalker chantelle yeah i had this happen like i mean it's

01:20:00.220 been kind of ongoing but it happened like i'd say like three four years ago when me and katherine

01:20:05.320 were living together and at the time um at the time katherine and i were living together her

01:20:10.780 and austin had just started dating and oh my god no do you remember about this oh my god story oh

01:20:16.560 my god wait full circle i'm i'm connecting so many dots austin said the first place he had sex with 0.77

01:20:23.060 katherine was in your bed oh yeah that's right yeah i was wondering if you were tweeting me 0.54

01:20:27.100 that i'm like what it was on oh my god see i didn't even know that until people were tweeting

01:20:31.460 me and i was like so confused you gotta stay up to date with the world do you still have the bed

01:20:35.120 and if so can we put it in an ace family ace family uh museum i actually still i don't have

01:20:41.700 still have the bed i still have the mattress yep we need it yep yeah can we buy it off you

01:20:46.560 yeah so so the we're sitting there watching a movie and and we had like a projector in our

01:20:51.580 living room so we're watching it and then this someone knocks on our door and it's like 9 30

01:20:56.060 So I was like, it's kind of late because UPS and stuff, they'll still come at like 830,

01:20:59.580 but I'm like, it's too late, whatever.

01:21:00.740 So Catherine opens the door and there's like one of those like metal screen doors on a

01:21:05.260 regular.

01:21:05.620 She opens the door and sees this guy and she's like, like, hello, like what?

01:21:10.680 And he's like, oh, Chantel here.

01:21:12.720 And then she's like, who is this?

01:21:14.360 And he's like, whatever his name is.

01:21:16.020 And then she's like, oh, she doesn't know anyone by that name.

01:21:19.660 So then she closes the door.

01:21:20.820 So then the next day, my agent goes, check your spam email because I sent you something,

01:21:24.940 but my emails sometimes are going to spam so I opened my spam and there's like this thread with

01:21:30.400 with the guy's name and I'm like wait what was his name again Catherine tells me I'm like oh my god

01:21:35.320 that's right click on it it's 2500 emails he had been emailing me for two and a half years and like

01:21:41.480 saying literally like as if he's talking to me and like I'm responding and I'm not and then he's like

01:21:47.000 saying what he's doing he's like I'm like I'm gonna I'm saving my money like I'm coming to LA

01:21:50.740 to come selling and then he's like i know what your house looks like the outside from a paparazzi

01:21:54.760 picture and then he's like i'm i know it's in west hollywood like i'm walking every block in

01:21:59.060 west hollywood till i find it then he's like i found the building like i don't know which like

01:22:02.560 apartment it is and then he's like i saw you guys were watching a movie and like i could see through

01:22:06.920 the window as a projector so i knew which apartment and like it was so crazy and then

01:22:11.760 so then he kept like stalking me for like i don't know like a week while he was there like

01:22:16.280 anywhere I'd go I was like not really posting because I was like scared not scared but I'm like

01:22:21.380 not trying to get him into where I am so then like eventually he like leaves whatever I like

01:22:27.800 tell the police call them he comes like another time and Catherine and Austin had just came back

01:22:33.680 from somewhere and so like then we like call the police please come like me and Catherine Austin

01:22:37.000 are talking to them and they're like well you have to tell him like it's not like he thinks

01:22:41.740 that you guys were dating but maybe he got catfished so you have to tell you have to tell

01:22:45.060 him like oh it wasn't me like i don't know if you got catfish whatever so then he tells me i have a

01:22:49.940 histrionic personality disorder like that i don't remember did you at any point believe him like

01:22:55.740 what if you do have a histrionic body ordered i had never seen him before and uh maybe everyone

01:23:02.400 like whatever and i was just like what so then i'm telling him this and he's like saying i'm

01:23:08.000 lying like i like i need help like all this stuff crazy so then i just like the police were like

01:23:13.860 unless he's threatening you like can't really do anything 0.92

01:23:15.920 which is fucked up on the talk 0.99

01:23:17.920 it's fucked up the laws for that is fucked up 0.99

01:23:19.900 it really is and so 0.99

01:23:21.920 he's still like

01:23:24.100 I haven't checked recently but

01:23:25.860 still emails me like daily

01:23:28.020 and like if I'm ever like with my guy

01:23:30.040 friends he's like you're

01:23:31.740 so disrespectful how can you do this

01:23:34.100 to me like it's really crazy

01:23:35.700 I respect the level of commitment

01:23:37.460 like it's crazy I go this guy

01:23:39.900 is determined like isn't it

01:23:41.680 Isn't it funny that if he had just told her that he was dating her somewhere else in the

01:23:45.580 multiverse, she might have believed it.

01:23:47.540 Do you know what I'm saying?

01:23:48.160 Like, if he was just like, yo, I was dating you on planet Xenon. 0.99

01:23:51.040 It's not my fucking fault. 0.98

01:23:52.160 You have moved to Earth. 1.00

01:23:53.720 Yeah.

01:23:54.460 But also that spam box after this airtime.

01:23:56.760 Oh, my gosh.

01:23:57.280 He is going to be, he's going to be like, oh, my gosh.

01:24:01.040 Dang.

01:24:01.480 Even Logan.

01:24:02.640 Oh, he's going to walk.

01:24:04.000 He's going to come.

01:24:04.880 I'm going to be surprised if he showed up here.

01:24:06.320 We're actually thinking of having him on Impulsive as our next guest.

01:24:09.300 you should you should probably do something about that i mean you got tasers i i have protection

01:24:16.360 let's go okay yeah wait you guys live together basically well you just said we jocelyn so when

01:24:23.720 you say that because you didn't come with any security that we see oh it's a solid point you

01:24:30.000 don't know what's in the trees right now bro um okay uh yo chantelle thank you for coming on this

01:24:36.760 episode of impulsive and jocelyn also thank you for coming on the audio version uh yeah guys stream

01:24:42.500 weight and facts on spotify you can find chantelle on his social media at chantelle or what is it cj

01:24:48.620 that's what i said uh thank you guys we love you we'll see you next episode

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Impaulsive with Logan Paul - March 20, 2019

CHANTEL JEFFRIES BELIEVES WE'RE LIVING IN A SIMULATION - IMPAULSIVE EP. 51

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