Impaulsive with Logan Paul - E153 RUSSELL BRAND IS WOKE - IMPAULSIVE EP. 153

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00:02:12.320 It was like a psychological jackass where I did things like I had a fight with my dad, 0.99

00:02:15.960 a boxing match with my dad. 0.98

00:02:17.400 I had a bath with a homeless guy. 1.00

00:02:20.020 I manually masturbated off another man. 0.99

00:02:22.740 I'm heterosexual, so that wasn't an easy move for me. 1.00

00:02:25.300 And I tried to seduce a little old lady. 1.00

00:02:28.200 Can we back up just one? 1.00

00:02:36.320 That's such a long ass time.

00:02:39.000 You've been rolling for 20 minutes. 0.98

00:02:41.500 That's pretty long.

00:02:42.820 It's the longest, I think. 1.00

00:02:44.140 Who the fuck are you? 1.00

00:02:46.880 Yo, yo. 1.00

00:02:47.500 Who?

00:02:48.180 What's good?

00:02:49.100 What's really good?

00:02:50.160 What are you doing?

00:02:51.300 I like plants.

00:02:54.180 Hey, hey, hey. 1.00

00:02:55.160 Cut the shit. 1.00

00:02:55.820 Hey. 1.00

00:02:56.040 I know what you're doing right now

00:02:59.200 And I don't like it

00:03:00.300 What am I doing?

00:03:02.720 You're not Spencer and you're never going to be Spencer

00:03:04.620 I'm not trying to be Spencer

00:03:05.820 You're sitting in a seat and you're a vegan like Spencer

00:03:08.020 Yes, I was invited on the podcast

00:03:10.040 By who?

00:03:11.160 By Logan

00:03:11.760 That's true, I'm not going to lie

00:03:13.920 Guys, Andre is normally behind that camera

00:03:18.160 Dave, the German, is behind it now

00:03:20.720 And Andre, I invited him on this podcast

00:03:23.080 Yeah, I'm not going to lie, you invited yourself

00:03:24.860 And he convinced me

00:03:26.080 You coerced me

00:03:26.980 Because I think

00:03:28.160 He's going to provide

00:03:28.720 A lot of value

00:03:29.460 Considering who today's guest is

00:03:30.740 Also considering

00:03:31.420 That you made it happen

00:03:32.320 Along with Smiley Kylie

00:03:33.640 Who is there 0.98

00:03:34.760 And also got her hair dyed 0.99

00:03:36.060 Like I did

00:03:36.900 At the same time

00:03:38.060 That is crazy

00:03:39.160 A crazy coincidence

00:03:39.940 But are you okay?

00:03:41.280 Mike's just

00:03:41.880 Mike's not happy

00:03:42.840 Staring

00:03:43.140 Death staring at me

00:03:44.140 It's just hard for us

00:03:45.160 Listen to me

00:03:45.700 Yeah

00:03:45.960 Yeah

00:03:47.780 No taking

00:03:49.600 No taking

00:03:50.320 Okay so what's going on?

00:03:52.380 We had an interesting morning

00:03:53.420 Now that we're back

00:03:54.120 Into the vlogs

00:03:54.700 which if you've seen we're doing that now uh it is a little chaotic at the house this morning we

00:04:00.860 flipped a lawnmower upside down in mike's room to wake him up and dropped dropped fruit in it

00:04:06.340 drop drop ship it's starting guys i'm gonna be honest with you i have probably about three shows

00:04:13.380 left okay because i'm becoming a drop shipper i've moved into the e-com space dtc passive income

00:04:20.760 ad optimization ctr cpm cpcs for the past two days in a row arbitrage i've been i've been in 0.97

00:04:27.580 the shower butt ass naked and mike walks in screaming we need passive income from naked 1.00

00:04:35.580 like my penis out and i'm here about passive fucking income i don't care i just want to get 1.00

00:04:38.760 clean but but he's right he's right by the way and drop shipping if you don't know you can be 1.00

00:04:44.400 19 years old and make six hundred thousand dollars a month 1.3 million and he started off wiping

00:04:49.000 windows and his name's

00:04:51.080 Buzz. It's a big

00:04:52.920 business. Before we bring the

00:04:55.020 guests on, can I just talk about something that

00:04:56.640 irks me? I'm hard to

00:04:59.080 irk. I want to talk about this too.

00:05:01.060 I saw your screen. This is a big

00:05:02.900 I've seen you get irked a few times in my days.

00:05:05.060 Yeah, I do get irked sometimes. 1.00

00:05:08.080 Caitlin fucking Bennett, 1.00

00:05:09.140 the gun girl, is going 1.00

00:05:11.260 mad viral on Twitter 1.00

00:05:13.020 and has for the past

00:05:14.480 I think like week or two weeks

00:05:16.940 just for like hassling people and people 0.97

00:05:18.980 handling her appropriately

00:05:22.120 the way that she probably

00:05:23.660 deserves to be handled 1.00

00:05:24.740 she gets shut down and her ideas

00:05:28.060 are often made fun of because of her

00:05:29.940 approach which we talked about

00:05:31.600 when she was on our show

00:05:33.020 she goes looking for 1.00

00:05:35.980 trouble she goes to spark controversy 1.00

00:05:37.980 and get a reaction out of people that's her show

00:05:40.140 the problem is

00:05:41.280 the social media audience which is mostly liberal

00:05:44.000 is not a fan of her

00:05:45.880 at all I don't even think the conservatives

00:05:47.800 or a fan of her i in all honesty this caitlin bennett up i hate to say this we had her on the

00:05:54.020 show we were very cordial with her the video still remains you can go watch it as as we speak

00:05:59.140 it's still up right i'm i'm actually i'm actually gonna remove the caitlin bennett video right now

00:06:04.780 the the podcast episode 41 we've been talking about this the reason she's viral right now she 0.88

00:06:09.280 just went to the gay pride parade to ask leading questions to cause a fucking scene and honestly i 0.98

00:06:16.440 I got stuck in a hole for one hour last night 0.99

00:06:18.840 watching these videos and there is no excuse.

00:06:23.280 It's painful.

00:06:26.100 Let me play the video.

00:06:27.980 You may have seen this on Twitter.

00:06:29.660 She had an interaction with a cop at the Pride Parade.

00:06:32.260 You clearly don't like what they're up to.

00:06:34.160 I don't care what they're up to. 0.97

00:06:35.320 Then go away.

00:06:36.140 Then there's no reason to interview anyone.

00:06:38.440 You're free to be about your business.

00:06:40.180 Please don't get any more complaints.

00:06:41.000 I don't know why you're making accusations about me.

00:06:43.020 You're an officer.

00:06:43.640 You're supposed to know the truth.

00:06:44.240 I'm not making any accusations other than what I believe.

00:06:46.160 It's supposed to be the truth.

00:06:47.780 Here is what I believe is taking place.

00:06:50.120 Because you're hanging the microphone in my face. 0.99

00:06:51.640 You're playing these silly games.

00:06:52.440 Because you're an officer and you've got pulled the law in the first amendment and the truth. 0.83

00:06:56.160 I am holding the law.

00:06:56.560 Have you been handcuffed yet?

00:06:58.040 So this is like a two minute interaction of her just poking the cop.

00:07:02.760 And he makes a comment like, please, can you just make sure you're safe and maybe not be here and stop antagonizing so I can go protect someone who actually needs to be protected.

00:07:11.780 And by the way, kudos to this cop.

00:07:13.620 He crushed it. 1.00

00:07:14.220 He's a fucking hero. 1.00

00:07:14.920 You should go watch this entire scene. 1.00

00:07:16.700 It's actually about five minutes long.

00:07:18.340 This is a two-minute clip of it.

00:07:19.580 I watched the entire scene last night, and it's very frustrating.

00:07:23.100 She claims to be someone who wants to protect and portray the police and our servicemen and women as top-level and important to the country. 0.97

00:07:31.600 And then she goes and fucking pokes him repeatedly after he was extremely patient with her. 0.98

00:07:37.180 And honestly, it's just— 0.98

00:07:38.920 Why is Caitlyn Bennett, gun girl, at the Pride Parade? 0.81

00:07:43.240 Why is she there? 0.99

00:07:43.700 Well, we know why. 0.98

00:07:44.440 We know why she's there to poke people and to get a reaction and then to flip that reaction to drive positive sentiment for this fringe belief on the on the right side that that everyone is that every liberal is a psychopath screaming maniac. 0.98

00:08:01.340 she picked handpicked every time someone yelled every time someone pushed her and turned it into

00:08:06.580 a montage what you don't see is the first three hours of her being there berating people who are

00:08:12.780 celebrating their their livelihood and their and their gay pride like it's it's it's painful and

00:08:19.020 it hurts me to watch and honestly while i was watching it last night i was going to tweet about 0.75

00:08:23.780 it i was going to say something about it last night and the reason why i almost hate doing

00:08:27.320 this right now is because the reason she does it is for this is for this discourse to happen on this 1.00

00:08:33.160 fucking show and for her to get another 1 million fucking views and for people to talk about it that 0.97

00:08:38.260 is to make no mistake that is why she does it but she's in she's definitely in the realm where she's 1.00

00:08:43.160 on social anyways completely discredited like i like at least on twitter anyways like no one 0.83

00:08:50.440 takes this girl serious i don't know how she goes out in public safely i have no it probably 0.88

00:08:56.200 because she always has a camera on her she's probably carrying but like she i i really do

00:09:01.360 try to give people the benefit of the doubt especially come from coming from someone who

00:09:05.180 has been through controversy and who has been hated and knows what it feels like to be under

00:09:08.940 a microscope but but but when you show zero signs of change a change or improvement or anything like

00:09:15.400 i we had her on this show and i'm she's the first guest that i'll say like i'm ashamed that i had

00:09:22.680 her on this show and for that reason i'm deleting the episode with caitlin bennett the gun girl do

00:09:27.960 you want to request a review first no i think we did and not and understand this is not this is not

00:09:33.640 a stunt she's what she's gonna do now is she's gonna she's gonna clip this part of the show

00:09:37.340 she's gonna put it on her twitter and say the impulsive boys think my conservative speeches

00:09:42.220 offends them so they hold on so they deleted our episode like this is liberal brainwashing okay

00:09:49.120 that's exactly what i know exactly how this girl works how every piece she moves on the puzzle or 0.90

00:09:54.440 on the chessboard works i said to her on this show i said it really sucks because you're a sweet girl 0.93

00:10:00.140 you're smart you're driven and you have the ability to do good things for the for the right

00:10:05.560 unfortunately she never took the note that once you get the eyes on sometimes you need to come 0.78

00:10:12.160 back to fucking earth she could she could right now she could remold her narrative and start to 1.00

00:10:17.380 say things and act in a civil fucking 1.00

00:10:19.420 way and she's not doing she's antagonizing 1.00

00:10:21.720 gay and lesbian she's 1.00

00:10:22.880 going to Bernie Sanders crowds and getting 1.00

00:10:25.240 kicked out and starting fucking problems at the rally 1.00

00:10:27.320 she is a she's a problem 1.00

00:10:29.680 she's not no one 0.98

00:10:31.340 is listening to anything she says 1.00

00:10:32.800 and saying this girl is driving

00:10:35.420 better conversation or better discourse in

00:10:37.320 America they're saying this girl 1.00

00:10:39.420 is out of her fucking mind and the 1.00

00:10:41.240 only people that side with her are the 1.00

00:10:43.300 very very fringe right the bottom

00:10:45.420 line is this

00:10:46.720 Caitlin Bennett 0.99

00:10:48.540 get your shit straight 1.00

00:10:50.880 and out of your pants 1.00

00:10:52.240 wow

00:10:53.900 our guest today is

00:10:56.700 a comedian

00:10:57.720 a movie star an author

00:11:00.320 a spiritual leader and at one point

00:11:02.500 one half the most famous celebrity couple in

00:11:04.420 the world he's the symbol of recovery and the host

00:11:06.580 of the immensely popular and helpful

00:11:08.420 podcast Under the Skin

00:11:10.100 on Luminary ladies and gentlemen

00:11:12.640 please welcome my friend

00:11:14.180 Russell Brand

00:11:15.320 my guy that was really good

00:11:23.480 thanks man thank you man good introduction and the whole bit before the introduction was good

00:11:30.440 you look really good at this thanks well done thank you you have any thoughts on do you know

00:11:34.620 the girl caitlin bennett everything i know about caitlin bennett i learned just then i know but

00:11:40.980 That's not going to stop me having a strong opinion.

00:11:44.220 I've never let not knowing something about a subject

00:11:46.580 prevent me from having an opinion.

00:11:48.080 Really?

00:11:48.480 Get in there.

00:11:49.620 Ask me about anything.

00:11:50.660 I love that on this show.

00:11:52.120 What do you think about underwater basket weaving? 0.98

00:11:54.760 Underwater basket weaving is a hateful pursuit.

00:11:57.940 It's Nazi.

00:11:58.840 It's racist. 0.97

00:11:59.900 It's anti-octopus.

00:12:03.900 I mean, like she, yeah, it sounds to me like she's got herself a little bit lost in some,

00:12:11.240 it's interesting when you get caught up in controversy and get a little bit addicted

00:12:15.720 to that frequency.

00:12:16.580 It sounds like she's gotten into it.

00:12:17.840 I couldn't see her because the TV screen was around the corner a little bit.

00:12:21.000 All I could see was you drinking a barrel of what I assume is protein.

00:12:25.440 Three gallons a day, water.

00:12:26.820 Of water.

00:12:27.400 Just drink a lot of water.

00:12:29.360 This is exciting.

00:12:30.300 This is very exciting.

00:12:31.400 Yeah.

00:12:31.580 I've been a fan

00:12:32.800 for big time

00:12:33.360 I remember seeing you

00:12:34.740 as a star

00:12:35.760 of Gladiator

00:12:37.200 as well as

00:12:38.360 Man of Steel

00:12:39.120 Beautiful Mind

00:12:39.980 it looks like

00:12:40.540 Am I seeing

00:12:41.240 Russell Crowe

00:12:42.020 I understand 1.00

00:12:42.320 Fuck 1.00

00:12:44.100 We had a whole 1.00

00:12:45.060 fucking skit 0.99

00:12:45.760 We had a joke 1.00

00:12:46.420 We had a fucking 1.00

00:12:47.960 joke 1.00

00:12:48.340 No joke's gonna get

00:12:51.560 by Russell 0.98

00:12:52.100 Damn it 0.96

00:12:52.660 Obviously kidding 0.99

00:12:53.580 Huge fan

00:12:54.320 Massive fan

00:12:55.460 of Forgetting Sarah Marshall

00:12:56.440 All of your movies

00:12:57.320 This is an awesome

00:12:58.360 moment

00:12:58.740 For sure

00:12:59.360 Thanks

00:13:00.340 Yeah I told you

00:13:01.440 when i came in your podcast like that was it was a big deal for me and thanks for uh thanks for

00:13:05.100 coming on ours um our podcast i'm fascinated to be here i've never been in an environment with

00:13:11.060 like a fusion like an amalgam of a house and a studio and it's like i in the car i was reflecting

00:13:18.800 on what it might be like like this uh sort of testosterone fueled creator content citadel

00:13:24.580 and i just assumed it would be a sort of marijuana and farts like that's what

00:13:29.520 You're not wrong.

00:13:30.240 Like a fraternity.

00:13:30.900 You're not wrong.

00:13:31.400 But it's a lot better.

00:13:32.180 The interior design is a lot better than I assumed.

00:13:35.100 This studio is super professional.

00:13:36.600 Use a lot around the cutting edge.

00:13:37.820 It's impressive.

00:13:38.420 Thanks, man.

00:13:38.900 Yeah, well, I'm going to be honest.

00:13:40.320 I feel like the only thing that makes it professional is Brad over there at the helm.

00:13:43.820 Well done, Brad.

00:13:44.820 He's our engineer.

00:13:45.520 We're on the nucleus. 0.95

00:13:47.440 And it does look like the inside of, like, SpongeBob's butthole. 0.60

00:13:50.640 We might do a rearrangement. 0.82

00:13:52.240 Rebrand.

00:13:52.600 Yeah, a rebrand of the set soon.

00:13:54.020 A re-Russell brand.

00:13:55.020 Well done.

00:13:56.200 Our podcast, I showed it to my friend Mac was listening.

00:13:58.940 And Jed watched it

00:14:01.200 Who's our street relations guy

00:14:02.820 And they both said

00:14:04.240 That it was

00:14:05.260 The best version of Logan Paul

00:14:08.260 They had ever seen on social

00:14:09.560 On social media

00:14:10.600 How does that make you feel?

00:14:12.140 Well I'm saying

00:14:12.720 You brought out a very good side of me

00:14:14.460 I feel personally proud

00:14:17.140 And aroused

00:14:18.440 That I've brought out

00:14:20.260 The best side of Logan Paul

00:14:21.940 I've saw a lot of things in you

00:14:23.520 I've been thinking about you

00:14:24.920 A little bit

00:14:25.520 In healthy, safe ways

00:14:27.740 Not in this sort of shower set up, naked and like talking about passive income while startled and naked, having moments before used a lawnmower as an upturned fun device.

00:14:40.620 I don't know how you people are living. 0.97

00:14:42.760 This is like, yeah, what jackass started, you guys are finishing.

00:14:46.240 What I feel like is, yeah, like, look, it's interesting when you get immersed in celebrity. 0.74

00:14:51.860 You know, I can't imagine what it's like when it's on a new frontier like you're on.

00:14:54.840 It must be crazy.

00:14:55.720 but ultimately we all discover the same things that you can't make yourself

00:14:58.620 happy solely through the pursuit of material gain.

00:15:01.260 Although when you're good at anything,

00:15:02.280 it's kind of rewarding and use a lot of clearly at the vanguard.

00:15:05.460 But what I'm,

00:15:06.400 what I feel like most people that get immersed into fame sooner or later

00:15:09.920 realize,

00:15:10.340 Oh,

00:15:10.440 this is a,

00:15:11.100 as it's famously said,

00:15:12.140 a mask that eats into the face of the wearer.

00:15:14.880 It's not a,

00:15:15.560 it's not a good look for anybody really.

00:15:17.400 Ultimately.

00:15:17.980 Does that realization happen more than once?

00:15:20.560 Cause I,

00:15:21.000 cause I had it once.

00:15:21.960 Yeah.

00:15:22.140 You go in and out of it.

00:15:23.320 That's my experience of enlightenment.

00:15:25.720 is you have moments we realize yes we are all one everything is love nothing matters all that

00:15:29.500 matters is service of others being kind and then you think well no i just want some money and get 0.99

00:15:33.320 my dick sucked you know like you drift back into you drift in and out of awareness and connection 0.99

00:15:38.080 it's difficult to sustain a state of awareness and connection particularly if you live in an 1.00

00:15:42.740 overly stimulating environment that's bombarding you with the idea that to be successful you've

00:15:46.340 got to have a lot of money or you've got to be sleeping around or whatever it is whatever

00:15:49.700 download you've bought into is that life though because i've always said like with most of my

00:15:53.940 pursuits endeavors journeys whatever it is like it crests and troughs waves so there's ups and

00:15:59.400 there's downs and i'm constantly going back and forth even even in my life like i'm a pretty

00:16:02.740 extreme person the last quarter of last year after my fight partying drinking sex escapades like

00:16:11.740 the exact opposite of the life that i'm living now or was living in the middle of last year is

00:16:16.460 is it i guess i'm saying is it realistic to try to live a life where it's you're pretty much on

00:16:24.460 the same playing field the whole time possibly not but i think it would be nice that you know

00:16:28.660 the gesture you did was a sort of a flat line like and of course you know flat line normally

00:16:33.520 means death vacillation and movement is an integral part of life but i think it's good to

00:16:38.320 cultivate a connection with something that can withstand things going up and down on the outside

00:16:43.120 like that you don't feel like

00:16:44.160 if things go great for you

00:16:45.700 I'm fantastic

00:16:46.480 if things go bad

00:16:47.300 oh no I'm ruined

00:16:48.240 I'm nothing

00:16:48.740 we don't want our personal well-being

00:16:51.340 to be entirely subjected

00:16:52.700 to external stimuli

00:16:53.920 and external endorsement

00:16:55.720 and the only way out of that

00:16:56.980 I know is through a spiritual path

00:16:59.660 through the cultivation of a spiritual path

00:17:01.460 as long as the methods that we're pursuing

00:17:03.560 in order to achieve happiness

00:17:04.820 are methods prescribed to us

00:17:06.100 by a capitalist consumer society

00:17:07.660 then we may achieve the results

00:17:09.800 yous lot are succeeding by that metric

00:17:12.080 it's going to be very, very hard for you to see the light

00:17:14.340 because you're achieving the glory.

00:17:16.420 I need you to slow down.

00:17:17.760 He does it a lot.

00:17:18.680 I need you to slow down.

00:17:19.160 Yeah, he does it a lot.

00:17:20.080 Because I will tell you this. 0.98

00:17:21.320 I am spiritually underdeveloped, okay, to say the very fucking least. 0.98

00:17:26.600 Okay, and I would assume. 0.98

00:17:27.480 We're going to fast track you, my lad.

00:17:29.440 You used the word citadel.

00:17:31.260 You used some massively amazing words there.

00:17:35.180 What is the fast track or what is the beginner level

00:17:39.220 for someone who is spiritually and emotionally challenged like me and 89% of the people watching

00:17:46.400 this? Where did this journey start for you? For me, it began with extremes, extreme indulgence,

00:17:54.860 drug addiction, sex addiction, fame addiction, wanting other people's approval, wanting money.

00:18:01.700 And each time I interface with them extreme spaces with that extreme stimuli, realizing that it can't 0.81

00:18:08.620 do the thing that i want it to someone told me once he was a swami you know like a priest wrapped

00:18:13.540 in a blanket shaved head swami swami like andre's next step yes and the natural move by the way andre 0.54

00:18:21.000 you're doing great so far thanks having so much he said to me that all desire is the inappropriate

00:18:29.500 substitute for the desire to be at one with god now it don't necessarily mean a prescriptive god

00:18:35.220 from any particular theological discipline or tradition,

00:18:38.960 but the idea of wholeness, union, oneness,

00:18:43.660 that the illusion of separateness causes us pain.

00:18:46.840 And we'll realise that continually for our life.

00:18:49.080 Like you were saying before, Logan, you go in and out of it.

00:18:52.020 Sometimes you feel like, I have everything I need.

00:18:53.660 I know how to be of service.

00:18:54.580 And then before you know it, you start to feel like,

00:18:56.640 oh, I'm not good enough.

00:18:57.440 I want a better boyfriend, a better girlfriend.

00:18:59.960 I need more money.

00:19:01.120 I need a better body.

00:19:02.280 These things, we're inundated with messages that tell us that we are not enough

00:19:06.720 because people that think they're enough do not behave like good little consumers.

00:19:10.460 They don't continually try to buy their way out of the emotional deficit

00:19:14.020 that they are inculcated, you'll like that word, Mike,

00:19:16.740 into having through a culture that demands that we express ourselves

00:19:20.760 mostly through economic means.

00:19:23.120 Would you say that it was a series of shifts

00:19:26.640 or was there like a specific shift in mind that happened when you shifted?

00:19:30.900 like when i when when people are searching for true happiness and i see logan goes into ups and

00:19:35.060 ups and downs of this um it's like climbing a mountain that has no top in a sense finding

00:19:40.040 success and or true happiness through external means is like a never-ending path uh and was

00:19:45.460 there a shift for you where you took that look you know that search for true happiness you know

00:19:49.520 from the external to the internal there was loads but it's excuse me mate it's always it's always

00:19:56.300 ongoing it was a bloody good question there's been live commentary dvd commentary on the question

00:20:02.140 while it's happening on andre there's a question no way yeah just so let's fill you in a little

00:20:07.480 bit we're doing it together yeah amazing we're all right aren't we so used to use a veteran

00:20:12.180 we are ingenues out here for the first time a couple of pretty little debutantes

00:20:17.300 in our party finery our little frocks up on our thighs a posy in our palms we ain't as good at 0.98

00:20:25.420 linguistics as we thought we're fucked i watch your diction russell spencer our in-house vegan 0.97

00:20:32.480 our on-show spiritual liaison got so spiritual got so spiritually invested that he is now on a 0.96

00:20:41.080 multi-year barefoot journey through the woods of kawaii he will never ever come back to the mainland

00:20:47.560 i assure you ever he is gone he used to sit in that scene 149 149 episodes and so now he's just

00:20:54.480 off in the woods with no shoes and socks on gone no shoes he's with a bunch of clouded up vegans

00:20:59.140 dude just full of followers and andre has joined us to replace him and so this is today at least

00:21:05.500 and this so this is for shown he's off to a great start on your note wait wait sorry go ahead i would

00:21:10.320 like to answer the question go for it yeah it was it was when was the realization from external to

00:21:15.040 internal yeah both of you where can it happen only now where can it happen only now only in this

00:21:20.900 moment it happens now when i arrive here and i see this place of like even wordlessly my emotions

00:21:26.740 inform me oh what's it going to be like is everyone going to like me what's going to happen to me who

00:21:29.980 are these men what's happening here what like all this stuff starts happening and then another part

00:21:33.740 of me goes you've got nothing to get no one can give you anything you're all right you don't have

00:21:38.940 to be afraid all you're ever able to do is be of service to other people and if you get distracted

00:21:43.860 from that objective and start thinking that your life is about getting things you know pain is

00:21:47.580 come in because i've experienced it many many times so i've had it like i've had you know i'm

00:21:52.120 lucky because i was a crack and heroin addict if you're a crack and heroin addict you record the

00:21:55.940 problem comes hits you hard like this is the material world the material world's not going 0.97

00:22:00.000 to work then when you get into things that are socially endorsed like sex no one cares if you

00:22:04.800 have loads and loads of sex as long as you're having sex with willing partners everyone's like

00:22:08.020 wicked crack on you know but eventually you end up in the same place loneliness then the pursuit 0.90

00:22:12.660 of fame you end up in the same place loneliness like look forget me i've got a relatively ordinary

00:22:17.280 experience in the world of celebrity but i've met people a lot more famous and successful than me

00:22:21.400 that you see that they're in pain they're like it's not working for them why is that why is there

00:22:26.520 so much pain in the celebrity industry we talk about this a lot in the show why is it such a

00:22:30.120 prevalent emotion in the in our space because of the disjunct between the external reality and

00:22:35.600 internal reality everyone's telling you you should be so happy you're so successful we stand down

00:22:39.380 front of thousands of people i'm telling you you're fantastic then you go back to a room on

00:22:42.760 your own and think i'm still the person i was when i was a little kid that little line that

00:22:46.800 line of awareness that reaches right back your early earliest experiences some of which you've

00:22:51.320 never taken the time to address the moments of pain the moments of shame the moment you've done

00:22:55.500 things when you that you regret these systems you've never used the system to examine what is

00:23:00.200 it that i've done who is it that i am and now suddenly you're living in a world that's telling

00:23:03.980 you that everything is fantastic that's why i think you get it because of the external endorsement

00:23:08.360 sort of overrides your internal experience oh i should be happy why is this not working for me

00:23:13.540 and i was i watched some of the 12-step program and i'm like on seven right now and it just seems

00:23:19.600 like people don't give them the themselves the time and the um ability to just ask important

00:23:26.340 questions of their past um and so yeah yeah i would i would 100 agree with that yeah i agree

00:23:33.100 andre we ain't in a very reflective society look at like yous lot are very very good at living like 0.59

00:23:37.980 this sort of rampant viking prankster thing on a mad crusade of skullduggery and pranking like you 1.00

00:23:44.640 know so but there will be terrifying collisions and crashes you know when we had our chat before

00:23:49.500 and you talked about some of those moments of like catastrophe or whatever so look i i don't

00:23:54.940 to be honest i'm still on the journey myself i'm just older than you is all you know but like uh

00:24:00.460 for me as long as you have some kind of understanding that the real solution will

00:24:04.980 be an inner one and will lead to kindness and love of other people then you'll more or less 0.97

00:24:08.780 grope your way through it probably bumping into tons of asses on the way did not did andre give 0.94

00:24:16.020 you any down on my past at all i have a pretty pretty similar story from a from an addiction 0.95

00:24:22.240 tell me what's going on standpoint what seems to be the trouble mike let's see if we can i spent

00:24:27.720 about 10 years in the same kind of world that you lived in active addiction heroin crack all that

00:24:32.320 stuff so i was in that space in the you know darkest pits of hell and i i guess the the quick

00:24:36.640 question i want to ask you was was your uh discovery and and by the way there's a lot of

00:24:41.420 people that watch the show that share that as well or also mental health problems and they're

00:24:44.820 looking for a way out in a way to to to beat this struggle was your discovery of uh this

00:24:50.880 um need to like was was your discovery of your spirituality and your spiritual spiritual journey

00:24:57.540 what drove you out of that pit or was it something you discovered afterwards like what was your what

00:25:01.640 was the straw that broke the camel's back in a positive way to get you out of that pit of despair

00:25:06.920 first is the despair the despair is your teacher in it the pain is your teacher things get so bad

00:25:11.540 that you have to do something else desperation yeah heroin and crack work for a while because

00:25:16.060 it's so like disorienting isn't it particularly if you're using them together letting those two

00:25:20.280 little guys argue in your mind yeah yeah because the crack wants to go one way the heroin wants

00:25:24.380 to go the other way they can work it out inside your consciousness it's a dazzling little circus

00:25:28.660 to introduce to your brain.

00:25:29.820 It's a boxing match.

00:25:30.500 It is. 0.81

00:25:31.300 Usually heroin will win,

00:25:32.780 but crack can put up a good fight

00:25:34.120 if you're willing to do the numbers.

00:25:35.820 Crack doesn't have the same stamina

00:25:37.100 that heroin does.

00:25:38.320 Heroin will grind it out.

00:25:40.500 I ain't going down.

00:25:42.320 Strong chin, heroin.

00:25:44.080 How many 10-year veteran crackheads do you know?

00:25:46.900 Not many.

00:25:47.760 It don't last long.

00:25:48.560 First the teeth, then the brain,

00:25:50.140 then everything.

00:25:50.800 Gone.

00:25:51.200 All out.

00:25:51.860 Wipe out.

00:25:52.760 The greedy, greedy addiction

00:25:54.360 claims you finger by finger,

00:25:55.880 tooth by tooth, limb by limb.

00:25:57.160 so but what like so when that place eventually takes you to well for me for me in the end it

00:26:02.000 was like oh no this isn't working anymore it's getting worse and worse and like eventually

00:26:04.780 thoughts of suicide unable to see what what the way out will be you recognize that that is a kind

00:26:11.120 of gift as long as you are at that point able to have a spiritual experience and a spiritual

00:26:15.480 experience don't have to be some highfalutin mystical thing it can just be a change of

00:26:19.200 perspective i used to look at the world this way now i look at the world this way you need a

00:26:23.160 spiritual experience and then you need the support of a community you need people that have been down

00:26:26.860 the path before you and you need people that are going to support you in your new endeavor you

00:26:29.980 can't be hanging around with the people that are still doing the brown and the white you need to

00:26:33.280 be with people like no no we don't do that no more we're going this way we're going this way

00:26:36.360 so those are the two things that i was taught how long have you been clean 17 years no drink no drugs

00:26:43.140 no stems no seeds oh wow there's a lighting cue for that i love that oh my god that's incredible

00:26:50.440 thanks a lot um was it you that told me recently that you you you believe you're uh you're a

00:26:56.480 combination of the five closest people around you i think i mean that's a commonly held belief and

00:27:01.440 in in most spaces that you become what you surround yourself with and i there's a there's

00:27:06.000 a saying in the 12-step program not russell's 12-step program but the but the original one

00:27:10.060 yeah which is uh props yep in aa and na which is if you hang around the barbershop long enough

00:27:16.220 you're going to get a haircut which is to say if you spend time around the people places and things

00:27:20.800 that have driven you to act negatively and to bring toxins into your life you will continue

00:27:24.940 to do those things it's it's just the law of nature and so we we talked to people over the

00:27:29.920 past couple weeks that say say if you spend your time with billionaires guess what's probably going

00:27:33.980 to happen to you if you spend your time around spiritual leaders guess what's probably going 0.51

00:27:37.160 to happen if you spend your time around drop shippers you're gonna start drop shipping it's

00:27:41.600 an inside joke eventually you'll probably catch on or you'll just order a dog dog toy for 80

00:27:48.040 dollars and then that that's fine too drop shipping that's the future man that's the

00:27:52.540 future drop shipping does the does the does the shift need to come from trauma or an extremely

00:27:59.640 negative life-threatening altering experience not not for everyone is it is it possible not to i

00:28:05.920 think so listen i'd like i was recently thinking about i once interviewed that fella andy puddakam

00:28:10.880 he run that app called um headspace that's his app i know that very well that dude we're a proper

00:28:16.760 a monk you know 10 years shaved heads walking around in the snow why was he a monk i don't know

00:28:21.820 probably misery but the thing he told me might was important the thing that they'd like he told

00:28:25.500 me that i think is important he might have met a 17 year old like llama kid like he said that even

00:28:30.380 though this kid was just 17 years old he just radiated pure light so it doesn't need to be

00:28:34.260 like you've had this experience that experience and a lot of people that come from cultures that

00:28:37.920 don't emphasize consuming that don't emphasize violence that don't emphasize fear the way our

00:28:42.820 news media emphasizes fear have a different experience of life of course all of us have got

00:28:46.800 the same basic uh components when it comes to primal drives appetites for sex appetites for food

00:28:52.320 appetites for status all these things are in us but how do those things get directed by the culture

00:28:57.220 we live in overstimulated around sex overstimulated around food overstimulated around power you know

00:29:03.040 like so i don't think it's necessary to go to hell in order to have a an awakening but you know i feel

00:29:10.080 for a lot of people in our type of cultures you have to experience that because otherwise you

00:29:13.860 carry on trying to drop purchase or whatever the hell drop ship your way out of trouble especially

00:29:19.980 if you're if you're stubborn like i i i will get advice sometimes and i i often just fall back on

00:29:26.000 living my life and doing what i was doing before i got the advice and and occasionally i'll and

00:29:31.900 especially now after tokyo like i'm i'm really starting to listen more than i much more than i

00:29:36.980 did before but in general i'm a stubborn person and the fastest way and most effective way for

00:29:42.320 me to learn is just experiencing in myself so if i'm going down a hole of uh relative negativity 0.90

00:29:50.860 i i'll tend to get to the bottom of the fucking hole like i'll hit the bottom of the well 0.68

00:29:55.640 and then decide to make the change um so i guess just hope like if if i if i were to like 0.97

00:30:02.060 make this practical advice for anyone listening try and try and clock where you're at in your life

00:30:08.640 and see which direction you're going so you maybe don't have to reach rock bottom before you decide

00:30:14.800 to make that potential spiritual shift in your life yeah maybe you're right about that i wonder

00:30:19.500 what our plan is you know sometimes we have a plan as individuals this is what i'm gonna do

00:30:24.660 drop shipping this is what i'm gonna do i'm gonna knock people out you know like you come up we come

00:30:29.900 up with little plans me like i'm always coming up with a little vision of life and but what i have

00:30:33.740 to do is just checking where that vision's coming from am i trying to compensate yeah what's my

00:30:37.960 motivation yeah like like i'm constantly trying to gauge my thoughts and my intentions like why

00:30:43.700 i'm doing or thinking something a certain way um and if i sense that it's coming from a bad place

00:30:50.260 i try to try to rectify but you know i still have a lot of learning to do yeah i think we all do

00:30:56.060 mate i think we're doing fantastically well i mean the very fact that you can create that lighting

00:30:59.640 queue at will is for me a real sign of progress if i was like living in a house that had that

00:31:10.560 potential i would sit my life away just under that light rig in a solitary disco until mental

00:31:17.540 illness really took over just yield to that amazing you just talked a little bit about

00:31:23.420 something that we call finding your why we've been we've been talking about this a lot lately

00:31:27.440 especially we spent some time with uh some navy seals last week in virginia a couple weeks ago

00:31:32.140 shout out combatics dom rosso tim clemente all these guys you're going to see a vlog from that

00:31:36.500 soon what'd you do train we trained with them we learned on some some pretty pretty heavy uh

00:31:41.480 hardware and some some combat training some hand-to-hand combat with people that have been

00:31:46.480 through and have actually had to do the stuff that we don't want to do to protect this country right

00:31:50.220 and everything they taught us and everything they do is rooted in a strong sense of why they do what

00:31:56.340 they do. And spending time around them and spending around other people who are strongly

00:32:01.160 rooted in their purpose, like Simon Sinek's famous TED talk about why being the leader of

00:32:06.180 all important things in this life. I have realized how much of a struggle I'm having with that.

00:32:11.220 What is your true why? What is your purpose? Why are you here? And would you say that everything

00:32:16.640 that you do in this life is strongly rooted in that purpose? Yeah, it is now, mate. Now the

00:32:21.320 The purpose is now communicate spiritual message in a way that people can understand.

00:32:26.320 Help people to understand that material solutions won't work for them.

00:32:30.180 Help men awaken from the idea that you have to only pursue the individualistic competitive path.

00:32:35.320 Help us to find ways where we can incorporate, include and respect people of all different forms of identity without being judgmental.

00:32:42.400 And that includes people that previously have been themselves judgmental.

00:32:45.740 We talked about that conservative commentator.

00:32:48.360 They need love.

00:32:49.120 They've got to have love coming from every single direction, no?

00:32:52.580 So, like, awakening is the purpose.

00:32:54.840 Awakening wherever possible, however we can, 0.95

00:32:58.140 recognising as well that I'm just a fuck-up also. 0.78

00:33:01.600 You know, that it's, like, I know some spiritual teachers 0.93

00:33:03.620 that are on the other side of it, you know?

00:33:05.560 Like, people that are, like, radiating pure consciousness.

00:33:08.240 Andre, for one.

00:33:09.840 But to recognise that, like, collectively,

00:33:12.820 we can probably all help each other.

00:33:14.260 Like, if we had to hang out for a week and survive Navy SEAL style,

00:33:17.060 There'll be moments of despair, desperation, where each of us would be in tears that needed love and support.

00:33:21.080 And I reckon the camaraderie that them people have is probably part of the thing that's really attractive about them.

00:33:26.800 Yeah. One thing you do, too, is I think, and Logan told me this after meeting with you, is you make the stuff applicable.

00:33:33.440 There's a lot of gurus in this space and a lot of people that do the mindfulness stuff that it is just a burning ball of spiritual gas. 0.99

00:33:43.180 And I look at it and I'm like, what the fuck is this shit, dude? 0.99

00:33:47.060 They're like, if you delve into the alpha meta dimension, 1.00

00:33:49.940 you will find your spiritual liaison and it will lead you to, 0.99

00:33:53.100 and I'm just like, yo, Doug, what the fuck are you saying? 1.00

00:33:55.220 I just did heroin for 10 fucking years. 1.00

00:33:57.420 I'm trying to survive here. 1.00

00:33:58.800 Give me something I could fucking work with. 0.98

00:34:01.060 I feel like you do that. 0.97

00:34:02.600 I feel like you are taking your best opportunity

00:34:06.460 to provide actionable next steps.

00:34:08.840 Yeah.

00:34:09.440 Is that true?

00:34:10.120 That is exactly it, but that's how I was taught it

00:34:11.860 because of a 12-step program.

00:34:13.200 First, admit there's a problem.

00:34:14.460 like you know

00:34:15.240 most people

00:34:15.940 if you're going around

00:34:16.780 and you're happy

00:34:17.340 then there's no problem

00:34:18.080 crack on carry on

00:34:19.000 but if there's a problem

00:34:20.020 like okay there's a problem

00:34:21.000 the second thing

00:34:21.500 believe it's possible to change

00:34:23.140 you might be able to believe

00:34:24.380 it's possible to change

00:34:25.040 by acquiring a mentor

00:34:26.600 or belonging to groups

00:34:27.880 of other people

00:34:28.420 that have changed

00:34:28.940 in the way that you want to change

00:34:30.040 three

00:34:30.520 recognise that your thinking

00:34:32.200 ain't going to get you out of it

00:34:33.660 you're not your own mentor

00:34:34.640 you're not your own god

00:34:35.680 if it's like

00:34:36.220 I've got this problem

00:34:37.080 and I'm going to solve it

00:34:37.960 by doing this 0.99

00:34:38.480 you're probably going to fuck up 0.99

00:34:39.840 because that's the same person 0.99

00:34:41.340 that came up with the ideas

00:34:42.420 that led you 0.98

00:34:43.120 into the fucking situation step four make an inventory you have to write down all the things 0.99

00:34:48.400 you've ever done that you regretted all the things that have happened to you that are bad and there's 0.98

00:34:51.400 a way of cataloging these and that's what my program my interpretation of the 12 steps is

00:34:55.420 about following that method then when you do that you share it with another person who understands

00:34:59.880 not some lunatic then you recognize there's always been certain patterns my god the way i got thrown 0.65

00:35:03.820 out of that school was the way i lost that job the way i got fucked up that relationship was the 0.97

00:35:07.340 same way i fucked up that relationship you start to recognize that you are contributing to your 0.93

00:35:11.020 own problems you start to lose that victim mentality oh life's just happening to me not 0.93

00:35:15.460 that bad things don't happen you know people get abused as kids people go victims of crime those

00:35:19.860 things happen but what you learn is it's bad that those things happen to you it's even worse if you

00:35:24.880 continue to be defined by them particularly when there's a way out of it once you've completed that

00:35:29.220 inventory process you'll recognize that you've hurt a whole bunch of people over the course of

00:35:32.300 your life and one by one you have to make amends to those people if it's appropriate because a lot 0.93

00:35:35.840 of people they don't want to see your ass again so like if it's appropriate you go and make amends 0.95

00:35:39.720 then the final three steps stay awake watch yourself watch what you are feeling watch if 0.99

00:35:45.140 there's a moment where you feel like you're going to be violent watch if there's a moment where you

00:35:48.160 feel like you're insecure and weak or sad you have to observe it the next step step 11 conscious

00:35:53.240 contact with a higher power this can be achieved through prayer and meditation meditation so vital

00:35:56.960 you just gotta learn meditation andre you meditate surely look at you look like you're doing it now

00:36:01.040 radiating out of you you know andre's uh girlfriend blue anointed me in a restaurant once

00:36:07.180 yeah you told me that

00:36:08.420 that's so ironic

00:36:09.480 what did you

00:36:10.220 what you rubbed gold

00:36:11.080 on his face

00:36:11.660 yeah

00:36:12.040 I was in a restaurant

00:36:13.540 gold right across the head

00:36:15.400 right down the old

00:36:16.820 fur dye

00:36:17.260 on the forehead

00:36:17.960 just to clarify

00:36:18.800 and I

00:36:20.360 like so step 11

00:36:21.820 prayer and meditation

00:36:22.960 increase conscious contact

00:36:23.860 and step 12

00:36:24.420 having had a spiritual awakening

00:36:26.000 once you are awakened

00:36:26.840 you recognize that your life

00:36:27.900 is going to become about service

00:36:28.860 now I bounce up and down

00:36:29.900 that 12 steps continually

00:36:30.940 there's loads of time

00:36:31.880 in my life

00:36:32.300 where all I care about

00:36:33.060 is what I want

00:36:33.800 where I'm

00:36:34.180 you know where I lose

00:36:35.000 my temper in traffic

00:36:35.620 where I lose my temper

00:36:36.360 It's like minor altercations, meaningless things, egos.

00:36:38.840 Oh, I'm not as successful as that person.

00:36:40.380 I should have that.

00:36:40.980 I'd be okay if I had X, Y, Z.

00:36:42.620 But now I know because of step 10, staying aware,

00:36:46.040 because I've looked at my past and I've looked at my patterns, 0.89

00:36:48.380 in those situations I'm like, oh, shit, yeah, I'm doing that thing. 0.74

00:36:50.980 And if I stay in those states of dissatisfaction for too long, 0.99

00:36:53.920 sooner or later I'm going to drink, take drugs,

00:36:56.740 want to have sex in an absent-minded way.

00:36:59.900 So once you've completed that process, 1.00

00:37:03.020 and I think you can do it if you're a heroin addict

00:37:04.600 or if you're just not happy with your work

00:37:06.260 or your relationship to your life it creates a sort of awakening and once you've got the awakening

00:37:10.080 then maintain it by being part of a community and finally find that purpose your unique purpose

00:37:14.880 we know don't we that each of us has individual fingerprints through which we can be identified

00:37:19.320 so it's like we are unique we are unique expressions of some whole thing we know that

00:37:24.160 a tree will grow to its full fruition unless impeded by circumstance if it's given the correct

00:37:28.720 nutrition the tree will reach fruition but for a human being we have so many negative influences

00:37:33.860 on us people telling you you're not good enough i'm like i know anyone like immediately you tell 0.95

00:37:37.720 me heroin crack problem i know you went through hard shit when you were a kid it's like that 0.96

00:37:40.660 doesn't you don't get into that situation unless that's happened to you so at some point that has 0.97

00:37:45.460 to be addressed otherwise in the end we return to those solutions in the end the pain gets too much

00:37:50.000 i've got to check out i can't be in the pain no more so i recognize this that all of us have an

00:37:55.460 intended purpose that there is an awakening awakening possible and i was taught that the

00:37:59.660 word recovery means recover the person you intended to be that there is a version of yourself

00:38:04.580 trying to realize itself but you've got to overcome those primal drives for low frequency things

00:38:09.780 you've got to understand you've got to overcome those cultural influences that are trying to

00:38:13.120 continue turn you into a consumer and a worker prevent you realizing who you are and the only

00:38:17.760 way you will do that is if you have a map coordinates a vision a purpose that can take

00:38:21.760 you there and this 12 step system is simple enough to achieve that if that's the dalai 0.53

00:38:25.860 tell him i'm fucking busy so what you what you just recited right there was was was basically 0.55

00:38:33.960 bill wilson's 12 steps which is which is the most you know infamous uh 12 step program for 0.93

00:38:40.020 getting out of addiction recovery and despair it's saved millions and millions and millions

00:38:43.400 of people's lives and you touched on one step which in my book that i'm writing right now it's

00:38:48.300 going to come out in the next couple months it's it's one that i i personally notated as probably

00:38:53.040 the most important part of the journey for me which was taking responsibility for your actions

00:38:58.140 and i think there's a lot of people that fall into this habit of you know i was abused as a child or

00:39:03.560 i was abused recently or you know i i hate to say but people in social that have socioeconomic or

00:39:10.060 up against racial issues in this country at some point you need to take full responsibility for 0.98

00:39:16.260 every single thing that's happening in your fucking life but importantly mike this is a 0.98

00:39:19.980 program for us as individuals it ain't a pro like any religion i feel like it's this is a program 0.99

00:39:24.340 for me as an individual it ain't for me to tell anyone else you you know like but we could if we

00:39:28.580 do it people will be attracted to us people will be attracted to the method if we pursue it correctly

00:39:33.240 absolutely it's not i'm not forcing it on because you know that becomes a populist right-wing

00:39:37.920 diatribe to prevent people that have genuinely suffered conditions that are hard for me to

00:39:42.800 identify with i can't i don't know what the experience is like as a woman in america or

00:39:47.140 to be uh differently abled in china or whatever but i do believe that this system will work for

00:39:52.240 anyone in achieving a state of awakening and enlightenment but i feel that there are

00:39:58.120 supplementary things that different people will need and i think that when the more of us achieve

00:40:02.540 a kind of a state of awakening the more we'll be willing to review the kind of systems of judgment

00:40:06.700 and control that have been put in place to the the prejudice the way that we see one another

00:40:12.000 are you abstinent now mate right now yeah don't smoke nothing he means alcohol and drugs i mean 0.88

00:40:18.420 everything yeah yeah yeah right right right he's fucking right well that's okay yeah you're 0.68

00:40:23.400 allowed 10 years of that yeah i mean in a way it's okay when it gets out of control i'm safe 0.85

00:40:28.120 and you're not hurting anybody else no absolutely not i'm under control but as of uh what like we

00:40:33.600 started another sober sober 2020 about three weeks ago i've been clean for just about nine

00:40:39.280 and a half years now well done of all drugs incredible but uh but i i have in a way

00:40:44.920 we could just turn the lights on

00:40:51.780 just sit in silence drool yeah go on so you got nearly 10 years yeah 10 years clean but then you

00:40:59.740 know i've we've i've been back and forth uh you know socially drinking and i've i've in a way 0.72

00:41:05.500 created my own plan which as we know doesn't fucking work and so i uh you know over the past 0.60

00:41:11.040 call it six to eight months i've had these three months on three months off situations and i 0.75

00:41:14.860 realized that leading into 2020 that for me very much right now it's not about controlling and

00:41:20.880 preventing the downfalls it's about unleashing my true best self and so when i wake up hung over

00:41:27.180 even one day a week i never have an urge to use drugs i never have an urge to hurt myself like

00:41:31.040 none of those things exist i've been here in the space for 10 years socially having a couple drinks

00:41:35.380 here and there,

00:41:36.160 but I still wake up 0.99

00:41:37.000 feeling like shit 0.98

00:41:37.680 and I'm not able to work out 0.98

00:41:38.960 and I'm not able to create

00:41:39.760 the best content

00:41:40.380 and I'm not able to do

00:41:41.180 the best possible work

00:41:42.120 that I can.

00:41:42.660 What about crisis?

00:41:43.620 Are you getting into

00:41:44.200 like crisis situations

00:41:45.460 and things like that?

00:41:45.960 You're not getting arrested,

00:41:46.800 you're not getting hospitalized,

00:41:47.700 you're not getting in fights,

00:41:48.660 you're not creating controversy,

00:41:49.940 chaos in your own life

00:41:50.860 and you're not difficult

00:41:51.640 to be around or live with,

00:41:52.960 you're not creating problems

00:41:53.560 for the people that love you.

00:41:54.580 I'm addicted to work.

00:41:55.620 Well, it's okay then.

00:41:56.680 Although some people are going,

00:41:57.880 no, they're like,

00:41:58.180 don't joke around.

00:42:00.380 He's loud.

00:42:00.900 Don't joke around, obviously.

00:42:02.580 I'm loud.

00:42:03.100 He came in my room with a lawnmower this morning

00:42:04.720 In my indoor room

00:42:07.080 I'm also loud

00:42:08.680 I'll acknowledge 1.00

00:42:09.580 Shifting just a little bit

00:42:11.900 I love this version of Russell

00:42:13.580 You're generous

00:42:16.200 It's the only Russell that I've known

00:42:19.600 But I've always obviously been a fan

00:42:21.720 And I've always liked

00:42:22.800 Actually not true

00:42:23.800 When you were married to Katy Perry

00:42:26.940 I hated you

00:42:27.720 I was 13 and she was my crush 1.00

00:42:30.460 I was like who the fuck is this guy 0.99

00:42:32.160 You weren't ready to be married at 13. 1.00

00:42:34.220 I wasn't, but it's a lot of commitment.

00:42:36.280 It was right when she...

00:42:37.080 Even just the mortgages and stuff.

00:42:39.180 No, I know.

00:42:40.440 I know.

00:42:41.020 That was, yeah.

00:42:42.120 Cats need to be fed. 1.00

00:42:43.220 She came out with California girls, 1.00

00:42:44.780 and she sprayed whipped cream out of her boobs. 1.00

00:42:46.540 I was like, I love this woman. 1.00

00:42:48.100 Who is this woman?

00:42:48.800 That's the sweet spot for a 13-year-old, I suppose. 0.85

00:42:50.740 I know.

00:42:50.840 I trust you.

00:42:51.380 Boobs and whipped cream simultaneously. 1.00

00:42:54.760 Potential whippets as well. 1.00

00:42:56.960 Yo, kids are doing whippets now.

00:42:58.560 Whippets are big in LA.

00:42:59.560 I had to be educated on whippets.

00:43:01.080 they are huge here. 1.00

00:43:03.400 It's all the new TikTokers. 1.00

00:43:05.320 They're all whippeting. 0.92

00:43:06.300 No whippeting on TikTok.

00:43:08.560 How many more times?

00:43:10.020 I don't know how many times I've had to say

00:43:11.320 no whippeting on TikTok.

00:43:12.560 I think that's about the 50th time I've said that today.

00:43:14.600 They're all doing it.

00:43:15.480 Whippets and mushrooms have both made a massive comeback.

00:43:18.680 Well, I'm not okay when done properly, maybe.

00:43:21.720 By the way, maybe.

00:43:24.120 I'm being careful here.

00:43:25.460 But also, people are taking them at the nightclub

00:43:27.820 and they're taking too much

00:43:29.420 and they're getting drunk as well. 0.99

00:43:31.080 at the same time like they're not being taken to explore fucking boundaries i had a thought i had 0.97

00:43:36.520 a question i'm halfway through it how does this russell that's sitting across from me interact 0.98

00:43:43.480 with the fickle superficial world that is both technology and social media i'm careful around

00:43:50.100 it how do you mean like are you because you're what you do for a living is sort of dependent on

00:43:53.800 really understanding it and continually creating content i'm sort of mindful of the way what

00:43:58.080 happens when i go into them spaces i'm not operating no one is at the level that you are

00:44:02.600 but me personally i can't deal with like i don't want to hear people being negative i don't want

00:44:08.440 to deal with that stuff also similarly even when people are positive about me so way i regard the 0.51

00:44:13.560 social media you still want to hear shit basically nothing i want that light on i want some whippets

00:44:18.480 and some mushrooms and tiktok zone out until i become a single cellular organism just make me 0.99

00:44:25.940 an amoeba do what it takes but enough gas into my cerebellum to make me a single cellular organism

00:44:32.180 um like what i feel is uh like you've got to watch that space because like it's um it's

00:44:38.100 intoxicating it's again it's like we're not meant to experience that level of interaction i'd like

00:44:43.380 to you would probably like that book tribe you'll probably like you've you've known harari stuff to

00:44:48.120 recognize that we would like we're basically monkeys designed to live in communities of 100

00:44:52.200 to 150 people since the advent of agriculture we've been able to live in different sorts of

00:44:57.120 systems no you've all know harari talks about because we can have narratives because we can

00:45:00.820 create concepts like countries and corporations which are just faith-based systems the same as a

00:45:06.000 religion just to believe that there's a an england or an america it's only a concept it's only an

00:45:11.160 idea a massive land a flag and a bunch of ideas and some taxes you know like you know that we can

00:45:15.380 opt out of those things if we choose to if we want to like so i feel like it's important for us to

00:45:20.240 remember what are the conditions that human beings would have evolved to live in hunting

00:45:25.000 gathering copulating but like we're awakening apes we're awakening and there's nothing wrong

00:45:30.060 with technology it's beautiful and magnificent nothing wrong with medicine beautiful but these

00:45:34.120 are often used as fake markers of progress because we've progressed so incredibly in technology and

00:45:39.280 medicine people say oh well human beings are we're far far beyond where we used to be but in some

00:45:43.680 areas we're just the same we're little monkey people with our little monkey minds and our

00:45:46.660 a little monkey requirement.

00:45:47.880 So I feel like we have to create systems, societies, cultures

00:45:51.500 that are reflective of our nature while respecting the individual

00:45:54.460 cultural differences of the many, many people on this planet.

00:45:57.260 If you delve into that world of social media,

00:45:59.020 you're hit with so many ideas, so many different expressions

00:46:02.320 of what it is to be a human, what it is to believe or be alive.

00:46:04.900 It's too much for people to hold.

00:46:06.300 It's not natural to deal with that totality and that much fragmentation.

00:46:12.320 So I'm cautious.

00:46:13.360 Hey, listen, what you just saw right there, rare.

00:46:18.160 Rare.

00:46:18.920 Dude, you have to work with this kid.

00:46:22.060 This thing, this is 24-7.

00:46:24.840 We've given you everything, right?

00:46:26.500 This is also a major source of my power.

00:46:29.360 Absolutely.

00:46:31.280 And I use it for that.

00:46:32.300 I never had Instagram or social media at all other than anything to produce content

00:46:37.340 and make a business out of it.

00:46:39.660 What about how to steal chips without being caught?

00:46:42.120 87-year-old grandmother

00:46:43.660 Names Pokemon characters

00:46:44.720 And what was the third one?

00:46:46.300 Rip the yellow book in half

00:46:47.820 How to rip a phone book in half

00:46:49.440 Without

00:46:49.760 Like

00:46:51.000 What do you think about that type of contest?

00:46:53.100 Stop, stop, stop, stop, stop

00:46:54.260 Talk me through

00:46:55.560 Here's what he's talking about

00:46:57.880 I have

00:46:58.480 So I do want to know how to get chips

00:47:00.520 Without being cool

00:47:01.360 Okay, thank you

00:47:02.380 Thank you 0.96

00:47:03.300 And I'd like to scare a grandmother 0.87

00:47:05.300 Thank you

00:47:05.880 They're very cocky, aren't they?

00:47:08.020 They always are

00:47:08.760 I've made you some muffins 1.00

00:47:10.520 Fuck you 1.00

00:47:11.520 i have this thing my friends call it where i'll just watch shit content they've coined 1.00

00:47:20.320 shit content and and like and and truthfully man i'll be i'll be stuck on a a love sack for 30 0.99

00:47:26.820 minutes just watching just absolute rubbish just shit and he caught me one time watching 1.00

00:47:32.680 what was it 97 year old grandmother names pokemon how to steal chips without getting 0.99

00:47:37.480 His biggest thing, quickly, is the, do you know the Ruth Goldberg machines?

00:47:44.380 It's basically a marble, you know this, a marble drops down a straw, a straw hits a domino.

00:47:48.160 Domino's knocking it.

00:47:49.180 Of course you do.

00:47:50.040 Everyone loves that.

00:47:51.000 Of course.

00:47:51.680 How much Ruth Goldberg machines have you consumed in the past year?

00:47:55.960 None.

00:47:56.660 Hold on, let me justify, let me justify, let me justify.

00:47:59.160 I do this because.

00:48:02.900 I'm a student.

00:48:05.340 I'm a student of the game.

00:48:06.760 Please, no.

00:48:07.300 I'm a student of the game.

00:48:08.160 I swear to God,

00:48:09.300 everything that I do,

00:48:11.500 whether consciously or subconsciously,

00:48:14.140 everything that I consume inspires me.

00:48:17.460 Example, based on what he just said,

00:48:19.220 the grandmother naming Pokemon.

00:48:20.840 We posted a TikTok the other day

00:48:22.480 of you naming Pokemon.

00:48:24.800 That's great.

00:48:25.120 Guess where I got the idea from?

00:48:26.300 The grandmother naming.

00:48:27.240 Like, I never know when anything I see

00:48:29.580 or hear is going to infiltrate its way

00:48:32.700 into my content.

00:48:33.920 And so, yeah, I'm constantly on my phone.

00:48:36.700 and also I grew up with it

00:48:39.120 I grew up in a different

00:48:40.080 it's all I know

00:48:41.480 and I can put it down

00:48:42.940 you just saw me do it

00:48:43.980 check it out

00:48:46.220 here's a question

00:48:47.200 I want Russell's feedback on this

00:48:49.480 but

00:48:49.660 what if

00:48:51.380 what if

00:48:52.000 the content that he consumes

00:48:54.340 if from a different spectrum

00:48:57.020 still has as much of an effect

00:48:58.920 from an inspiration standpoint

00:49:00.100 but it inspires him in a different way

00:49:01.840 that's a really brilliant point

00:49:02.880 okay so as opposed to him

00:49:04.200 consuming content

00:49:05.200 that makes him produce another spinoff

00:49:07.040 of 87-year-old grandmother

00:49:08.460 Names Pokemon characters.

00:49:09.940 With you as the grandmother.

00:49:10.860 With me as the grandmother,

00:49:11.580 which, by the way, I'm pretty close.

00:49:13.140 He consumes content about

00:49:14.680 what's hot in culture and clothing right now,

00:49:17.240 and it drives higher business sales

00:49:18.600 on the Maverick side,

00:49:19.460 or who's doing the best dropshipping,

00:49:21.200 and he becomes the best dropshipper he could be.

00:49:23.500 Before you answer this,

00:49:25.440 root it in why, I guess is what I'm saying.

00:49:27.880 Yo, super ideal, that'd be awesome,

00:49:30.140 but also unrealistic.

00:49:31.800 When you want to shut off

00:49:33.000 and think about nothing,

00:49:34.180 and what your version of the Rube Goldberg machine

00:49:36.800 and marbles rolling down

00:49:38.120 and you just want to turn your brain off

00:49:39.560 at whatever time it is.

00:49:40.680 Maybe you don't turn it.

00:49:41.300 Maybe you're like a Kevin Hart, Dwayne Johnson

00:49:42.820 and you're always on, but maybe you're not.

00:49:45.040 Do you have something that you do

00:49:46.820 that you can just shut down?

00:49:48.760 Is it meditation?

00:49:50.020 Yes, it is meditation

00:49:51.000 because otherwise I'll do things like you do.

00:49:53.340 You know, I'll look at like,

00:49:54.340 I'll play like an English football management game

00:49:56.800 and just lose myself in fake transfers

00:49:58.960 hour after hour.

00:50:00.060 I love doing that kind of numbing stuff.

00:50:01.620 I'm a smack head.

00:50:03.000 Like it's nice to numb.

00:50:04.180 but like uh like mike was saying there about that that if you like and you said yourself that you

00:50:09.420 everything you consume influences your creativity now if you must think of that as a kind of power

00:50:14.420 and where and as mike said wherever you put your intention and attention that's going to be

00:50:19.300 expressed in your work so the same as you were saying mate that you know when you wake up with

00:50:23.320 a hangover that's a day where you're not improving and making yourself better i suppose it's not that

00:50:28.020 you need to be so kind of assiduous and diligent that you never get a moment's peace to yourself

00:50:32.680 But when you're looking at that stuff, you'll think, why am I looking at this?

00:50:35.660 What is this?

00:50:36.320 What am I really going to get from this?

00:50:37.500 Because you are in, because of your own endeavour and, you know, some good fortune,

00:50:41.200 because all of us get good fortune along the way, the time we've been born,

00:50:43.880 the place we've been born, the things that we were given naturally, our work ethic.

00:50:46.820 You didn't give yourself this ability.

00:50:48.160 You didn't give yourself that face, that voice, this language.

00:50:50.540 So, like, you know, there's a lot of things there that you can use to create so much beauty,

00:50:55.940 so much inspiration, so much comfort.

00:50:57.720 And I feel that that's the direction you're naturally going in.

00:50:59.560 I mean, like, Jesus, we've got to be kind to ourselves.

00:51:01.380 there's nothing wrong with watching a marble

00:51:02.940 when a straw creates some sort of,

00:51:04.800 what are they called again? 1.00

00:51:05.500 Dorothy Porridge's sex machine. 0.99

00:51:07.740 We've got Dorothy Porridge's sex machine. 0.99

00:51:11.380 Nothing wrong with that. 0.98

00:51:12.360 Do you...

00:51:13.320 Those exist too, by the way.

00:51:14.760 I've never seen those automated sex machines

00:51:16.460 that just kind of go like this.

00:51:17.720 Me neither.

00:51:18.540 I've never seen that.

00:51:19.480 I don't know if they're really involved.

00:51:20.940 And also that would be an unsatisfying movement

00:51:22.900 for everyone involved, I think.

00:51:24.240 That's a fact.

00:51:24.680 Where's the sway?

00:51:25.900 No, that's the end goal of it.

00:51:27.620 It's a machine.

00:51:28.300 The machine turns on a wheel

00:51:29.380 and in the end it drives...

00:51:30.380 Even that, that's too blunt.

00:51:33.580 Hey, you said we're all these little monkeys.

00:51:37.300 I'd like a machine.

00:51:38.440 The result is,

00:51:39.280 Here's the thing.

00:51:43.060 He can build that for you.

00:51:44.460 He's got expertise in that department.

00:51:46.020 Engineer dog.

00:51:46.700 He would have been an engineer dog.

00:51:48.340 I think there's so much power.

00:51:49.380 I think there's so much power in what you said, though,

00:51:51.140 just because from a standpoint of where people find their sense of self,

00:51:55.260 a lot of it is in doing, I find.

00:51:57.480 and uh like especially like the hustle mentality and like always trying to like go out and do

00:52:02.100 things to like find a sense of okay i'm somebody um and i and i think we're called human beings for

00:52:07.900 a reason you know because you don't call a tiger a tiger being a dolphin a dolphin being their

00:52:13.040 animals and we've been given the title of human being and i feel like that if we can find that

00:52:17.660 sense of um happiness and self and peace just by being and so many of man's problems and suffering

00:52:24.120 comes from not being able to be in a room alone, quietly.

00:52:27.960 Yeah, we need to be able to get into flow states 0.57

00:52:31.140 without needing Dorothy Porridge's sex machine 1.00

00:52:33.700 to numb my other asses out or whippets or whatnot. 0.99

00:52:36.420 Do you blame potentially any kind of slow 0.89

00:52:40.920 and technological improvement that we may be experiencing 1.00

00:52:46.220 or any, you know, you talked about these monkey communities 0.75

00:52:48.840 and we really haven't gotten far from there. 0.94

00:52:50.360 I've seen stories about the the death of boredom being a massive contributor to the lack of advancement in society and content in whatever case, because people that thought of great ideas thought of those great ideas because they had nothing else to do.

00:53:05.620 They were sitting there with themselves, thinking, breathing, being as opposed to Dorothy poured sex machine. 0.99

00:53:12.580 Grandma names Pokemon like we are surrounded and inundated by a pile of flaming dog shit right now. 1.00

00:53:21.060 Like, let's be honest. 1.00

00:53:21.740 The Internet is a shithole. 1.00

00:53:23.380 It is a disaster of bullshit. 1.00

00:53:25.300 And unless you are a skilled navigator, which maybe you are or the Spencer vibes who follow zero people on Instagram because it's not hard to see something you don't want to see when you follow no one. 1.00

00:53:35.620 unless you're a skilled navigator of that shit pile you're going to be inundated by by shit and 0.99

00:53:40.720 you're going to and you're going to be inspired by shit why don't we apply mike the system that 0.99

00:53:44.500 we already discussed that you and i have successfully deployed around our addiction 0.99

00:53:47.720 to chemicals to this phone use now how that would work is you would obviously set yourself some

00:53:51.940 targets you'd say that all right i don't when i get up i do whatever it is i do i don't just

00:53:56.820 delve straight into the phone and then i'm not allowed to numb out i'm allowed to look at that

00:54:00.580 screen for one hour or two hours a day when it's related to work you know like that's the that's

00:54:05.680 the equivalent having a program having a plan a plan that was suggested to you by someone else

00:54:09.940 is the way of changing that behavior rather at the moment we've just got our own plan i'll look

00:54:13.740 at it when i feel like it i'll do what i want to do obviously in your line of work in your world

00:54:17.960 in your generation it's going to be something that you interact with but it's unconsciously

00:54:21.540 interacting with it's problematic you don't need me to tell you that the people that invented that 0.98

00:54:24.760 shit don't let their kids look at it that they themselves have all sorts of restriction around 0.99

00:54:28.360 it because they used it, knowing what they know about addiction, knowing what they know about 0.99

00:54:31.980 people like us that just can't stop once we start. And all of us have these inbuilt tendencies to one

00:54:37.480 degree or another. So we have to make a conscious decision to say, right, I'm going to do this for

00:54:41.060 this amount of time. And then if you don't do that, it's not like you have to go and shoot

00:54:44.320 yourself in the garage, but you sort of have to go, oh, wow, I wasn't capable of doing that.

00:54:48.640 That's interesting. That's addiction. You're skipping a step though, where that statement

00:54:54.040 works on me. And by the way, I know exactly what you're talking about with these people who built

00:54:57.480 facebook built youtube they built it with this endless scroll that's just going to keep scrolling

00:55:01.720 the the videos on youtube autoplay so your videos never stop you don't even have to you don't even

00:55:06.120 have to scroll anymore they'll do it for you it was built like that the step we're skipping with

00:55:10.560 logan is unlike me i don't think he's at step one he's not he's not he has no problem with it

00:55:16.620 and so like until he until he says okay like and by the way i've admitted it but i'm even worse in

00:55:22.880 a lot of ways i'm worse than him i think my screen time might even be higher than his so i am at the

00:55:27.140 end of the day i'm you know preaching in the choir but like you know it's a good point all

00:55:33.200 the people that built these these applications have their kids off of them they're not on them

00:55:37.340 to our earlier point unless there's a problem there's not a problem like slogan you're a young

00:55:42.720 man you're successful like you know let be guided by whatever it is in you that's taken you this far

00:55:48.460 trust it to a degree you don't need to put yourself in some self-imposed penury you're doing

00:55:53.860 you're doing well but if ever you find yourself reflecting hmm i want to change i want to do

00:55:58.780 things differently then start to look at this method this system recall this conversation

00:56:03.460 reach out you know but like if yeah like mike's saying if there ain't a problem no problem

00:56:08.000 don't need to you know we don't all need to sort of get jesus christ up to the max do we

00:56:13.720 start wandering the earth in robes preaching or should we try that like your man spencer no shoes

00:56:18.740 of socks on in a country that's got a lot of pineapples and a lot of spiders risky the fact

00:56:24.220 that the fact that um technology has advanced the way it has and how um prominent specifically

00:56:30.640 phones are in our lives and again i'm going to go back to social media because it's

00:56:35.520 my birthplace uh are you aware that are you aware that there's a statistic out that like

00:56:42.260 70 of kids want to be youtubers when they grow up that's the that's the occupation that they

00:56:46.980 want to become they want they want to be famous they see the life that youtubers have created

00:56:51.180 celebrities in general do you think it's unhealthy to chase fame in that way to to want to be famous

00:57:00.000 yes i do but like you know but i think people have always wanted to be something probably in

00:57:05.480 ancient tribal societies people wanted to be warriors or hunters or whatever it was you know

00:57:10.100 like but what i feel is that fame when you're like speaking to somebody who wanted to be famous when

00:57:15.900 i was a kid even though i recognize the language around it and the types of fame that are possible

00:57:19.120 now are different and varied i still think there are certain archetypes there are certain type of

00:57:23.200 people that become famous you're a recognizable archetype there's lots of things about you that

00:57:26.800 would like you probably would have been famous in the 50s you probably would have been famous in the

00:57:30.440 80s it would have just been for a different journey it's just the technology existed now

00:57:33.940 for this particular type of fame but like i suppose the problem with fame is it presents you an

00:57:38.140 external image and then tells you that if you achieve that external image you're going to be

00:57:41.580 happy and also in so doing it imposes and enforces certain cultural ideas that are not necessarily

00:57:48.160 beneficial to us i heard once culture is not your friend we think of culture as our friend but

00:57:51.740 social media you know why this is ultimately making money for people it's making profit for

00:57:55.760 you know sort of whatever organization drop shippers that kind of stuff drop shippers

00:57:59.640 are the key issue here today mike and if we can just stop one person drop shipping i'll consider

00:58:07.260 it a worthwhile visit to a very

00:58:09.300 fancy garage.

00:58:12.600 But like

00:58:13.320 recognize that what is the

00:58:14.940 social media space, like all spaces,

00:58:17.460 everything is domed by the invisible

00:58:19.000 ideology of capitalism, which is about profit,

00:58:21.460 which is about limitless growth, continual

00:58:23.260 growth. You can't have continual growth on

00:58:25.200 a limited space. This is a limited, like

00:58:27.060 we're on a sort of a rock in limitless space

00:58:29.280 as far as I can understand. It seems limitless.

00:58:31.100 But the resources on it are limited.

00:58:33.680 So you can't have limitless growth.

00:58:35.340 A spherical rock, by the way, yes.

00:58:36.780 It's spherical.

00:58:37.540 Okay.

00:58:37.880 I would say... 0.98

00:58:38.400 Just fucking making sure here. 0.94

00:58:40.000 Yeah, I don't think it's the cubic rock. 0.97

00:58:41.600 I'm not saying it's flat.

00:58:42.540 I'm certainly not contesting that.

00:58:44.200 I'm throwing out little feelers here,

00:58:45.780 just to make sure we're on serious.

00:58:46.960 Yeah, I've seen some images.

00:58:48.560 I mean, I spoke to that Neil deGrasse Tyson about that,

00:58:51.060 and he said, well, if the moon landing, say, were faked,

00:58:53.500 he goes, if you can go to Cape Canaveral,

00:58:55.820 and there's a lot of admin, there's a lot of paperwork.

00:58:57.780 They did a lot of maths.

00:58:58.760 I mean, they've really gone deep if it is fake.

00:59:01.140 Not that I don't believe in some conspiracies.

00:59:03.580 You've got to be careful.

00:59:04.240 Any namely?

00:59:05.080 Yeah, you've got any of that.

00:59:06.020 mostly like the murder

00:59:07.520 of high profile people

00:59:09.060 in significant positions

00:59:10.180 those kind of things

00:59:10.980 yeah things like that

00:59:11.900 I mean

00:59:12.080 if you can make

00:59:13.340 rational sense

00:59:14.100 of the intention behind it

00:59:15.260 if you then

00:59:15.800 you know

00:59:16.220 we just got caught

00:59:17.560 in that JFK hole

00:59:18.340 the other day 0.84

00:59:18.880 yeah

00:59:19.140 we talked about

00:59:19.820 how Lee Harvey Oswald

00:59:21.300 got shot by

00:59:23.360 Jack Ruby

00:59:24.080 Jack Ruby

00:59:24.600 go on what did you do

00:59:25.520 did you watch

00:59:26.440 Oliver Stone's film

00:59:27.520 yeah

00:59:27.940 I've seen it a million times

00:59:29.700 but we were just watching

00:59:30.620 it's not as good

00:59:31.400 as a marble

00:59:31.940 rolling down

00:59:32.820 like a

00:59:33.200 knocking over a domino

00:59:34.340 but

00:59:34.700 I mean Oliver Stone

00:59:35.900 did work very hard.

00:59:37.420 He tried his best.

00:59:39.560 Just as easy as,

00:59:40.680 you know,

00:59:40.940 we can get caught

00:59:41.420 watching marbles hit toasters

00:59:42.580 pop up toast

00:59:43.320 and let a match

00:59:44.000 and pops a balloon.

00:59:45.100 I'm interested.

00:59:46.140 Don't,

00:59:46.520 because then I'll be

00:59:47.360 watching it in the car

00:59:48.220 on the way home.

00:59:48.860 No, trust me.

00:59:49.320 There's some really good ones

00:59:50.240 out there,

00:59:50.520 I've got to say.

00:59:50.960 We're going down the hole.

00:59:52.040 There's a whole channel

00:59:53.200 full of great ones.

00:59:53.920 The beginning

00:59:54.300 when the dog food comes out.

00:59:55.780 That's basically that concept.

00:59:57.300 We love it.

00:59:58.060 Wallace and Gromit.

00:59:58.960 Wallace and Gromit

00:59:59.580 is just those machines.

01:00:01.080 Like pulling them trousers

01:00:02.060 up that poor guy

01:00:03.000 when he comes out of bed

01:00:03.800 and all that cheese

01:00:04.420 he likes to eat.

01:00:05.040 Look, the machines are attractive.

01:00:06.420 No one's attacking your machines.

01:00:07.880 I'm just saying, watch JFK.

01:00:09.300 One of the stone worked hard.

01:00:11.020 Domino Rally wasn't one of the most popular games of the 1990s for no reason.

01:00:15.040 I mean, it was a beautiful game.

01:00:16.400 You set it up, the dominoes fall, and at the end, a little rocket ship blasts off.

01:00:19.380 It's got water inside.

01:00:20.280 It's great.

01:00:21.200 Those are great. 0.86

01:00:22.160 It's got an ejaculatory sort of metaphorical resonance. 0.82

01:00:26.200 Who doesn't enjoy that?

01:00:27.320 You have hobbies?

01:00:28.360 Yeah, BJJ.

01:00:30.260 BJJ, meditation.

01:00:32.280 That's it, I think.

01:00:33.100 Really?

01:00:33.680 I've got two kids, mate.

01:00:34.660 There ain't no time for hobbies.

01:00:35.920 Like, look, if you look at me closely, I'm covered in vomit,

01:00:38.900 hardly any of which is my own.

01:00:41.180 Like, you know, like whenever I leave the house,

01:00:42.620 there's a little person that's like crying and that.

01:00:45.340 It's really, it's mental.

01:00:46.660 Hearing you talk about your kids is hilarious.

01:00:49.240 On your podcast, you describe your daughter as she thinks

01:00:53.240 that you're her servant put on this earth to give her everything she needs,

01:00:57.220 which in many ways is...

01:00:58.960 Yeah, she's right.

01:01:00.320 Is that fatherhood?

01:01:00.880 If it's true that women's archetypal vision of men is formed from the relationship with their father, 1.00

01:01:06.500 then my oldest daughter, at the very least, is just going to regard people as kind of indentured servants. 1.00

01:01:12.040 The other day she said to me, fuck off. 1.00

01:01:14.260 So aggressively, it was brilliant. 1.00

01:01:15.380 Fuck off with a head movement. 1.00

01:01:16.720 How old is she? 1.00

01:01:17.400 Free. 0.99

01:01:17.820 With the head movement? 0.99

01:01:19.960 She pressed you like that? 1.00

01:01:21.520 Yeah, she did that. 1.00

01:01:22.260 Fuck off. 1.00

01:01:23.000 Like that. 1.00

01:01:24.080 Where would she learn something like that?

01:01:25.640 I don't know where she's picking this up. 0.88

01:01:26.840 i would say there is somehow is it the government the cia are putting bad parents into the house

01:01:32.320 yeah drones jack ruby came in because he was ill already so he thought well i've got cancer maybe

01:01:37.160 i'll just teach this kid some swear words on the way out and then bam he's popped off was it the 0.99

01:01:41.160 cubans who's involved in this it goes deep baby someone's making my kids say fuck off what about 0.99

01:01:46.540 building 11 1.00

01:01:47.520 oh my god

01:01:55.480 do you

01:01:56.060 do you

01:01:56.940 intentionally

01:01:57.480 keep your

01:01:58.020 you talk about

01:01:59.280 your life

01:01:59.720 your family life

01:02:00.760 do you

01:02:01.520 intentionally

01:02:02.320 keep it off

01:02:03.000 social media

01:02:03.640 yeah

01:02:04.040 because I feel

01:02:04.680 like watching

01:02:05.160 you interact

01:02:05.820 with your kids

01:02:06.540 and your family

01:02:07.080 it would be good

01:02:07.620 content

01:02:08.060 incredible

01:02:08.920 and you're the

01:02:09.780 master of that

01:02:10.600 well because

01:02:11.040 like I'm

01:02:11.760 get me those 1.00

01:02:12.440 fucking kids 1.00

01:02:13.380 yeah like 1.00

01:02:14.700 you're right

01:02:15.480 you're right

01:02:16.060 Why are you going to say they should be doing dropshipping?

01:02:18.480 I think dropshipping is a good start.

01:02:20.740 But yeah, I mean, obviously, if you put a YouTube channel up, it would crush.

01:02:23.560 When I have kids and a wife, I would assume, given the thing that I've done my whole life,

01:02:30.400 I would probably just continue to exploit my life.

01:02:34.280 You don't have to do that.

01:02:37.220 No, I don't think I can, mate.

01:02:38.880 Because I've been famous for a long time prior to having a family,

01:02:44.040 i have been fully baptized in how dark that stuff is and like there's some things are sort of sacred

01:02:51.800 and beautiful not i'm judging other people that do put their kids on that but you know i know a lot

01:02:55.440 of people in the public i do and i've got no opinion on that i'm just saying for me like i

01:03:00.100 gave away a lot of myself and like they're it's too beautiful it's too beautiful plus they're not 0.97

01:03:05.900 old enough to fucking decide they might go older i mean what's this bullshit he might she might tell 0.99

01:03:09.780 you to fuck off i mean that seems inevitable you saw the royal family's recent decision to back out 1.00

01:03:16.240 of the uh royal duties and in an effort to escape the limelight what are your what are your thoughts 1.00

01:03:21.020 there i think it's fascinating i mean in a sense what is a monarchy really other than a symbol of

01:03:25.260 ongoing hegemony uh hierarchies aristocracy the right of certain people to dominate the whole

01:03:32.860 thing's an absolute facade isn't it really having said that when i'm in america if anything happens

01:03:37.020 with them royals I'm like I'm like a royal wedding I'm like oh my god when like when I heard like

01:03:41.280 Meghan and Harry like were I don't know stepping out of the limelight I had a view on it I mean 0.95

01:03:45.340 they stitch that shit deep in your DNA in England you know they make you care about that kind of 0.97

01:03:49.720 thing but really a royal family is a mad concept I mean they have to have all that pageantry they 1.00

01:03:54.840 have to have all those symbols so that you don't go aren't these just some normal people that we're

01:03:58.280 giving a load of money to for no reason why are they living in that castle why are we giving them

01:04:03.560 castles but it's the same with all powerful people why is it that the the huge number of people

01:04:08.740 cannot control a small elite because we continue to continually divided we're continually operating

01:04:13.320 on low frequencies of fear and desire the news media scariness the marketing industry telling

01:04:17.520 us that we need to purchase more so we can't step back and realize that freedom is all around us

01:04:21.360 that utopia is adjacent to where we are right now we can step out of the illusion whenever we need

01:04:26.240 to how far off is it i we've had we've had the spiritual liaisons before we've had many of them 0.94

01:04:32.000 on the show and i always ask i always ask the same question are we fucked i don't think we're 0.98

01:04:38.160 fucked but i think being fucked might be part of our transition you know like we were talking about 0.98

01:04:41.920 with individuals there normally has to be a sort of a moment of desperation i don't know i don't 0.99

01:04:45.920 believe in any particular i'm not allied to any particular narrative around the apocalypse or

01:04:50.060 whether the you know the australia fires or whatever else is leading to that but you know

01:04:53.580 but what my feeling is is that we will begin to experience as the economic capitalist commercial

01:04:58.940 ideas begin to fail huge people turning away you see even your own entrepreneurial energy your

01:05:05.200 collective ingenuity is all being channeled into an existing system isn't it it's all being

01:05:09.860 literally uh it's enshrined within youtube google whatever it is alphabet the way that owns that

01:05:15.180 you know i think that people like you are gonna have a huge huge influence can start communicating

01:05:22.000 very different messages as long as you don't spend all your time watching dominoes and dorothy

01:05:25.740 porridge start watching utopian meditative videos you can get people trancing out on mass global

01:05:30.900 revolution could be a second away that's what andre wants i will i will i will trust me i will 0.94

01:05:36.680 but like also like fuck dude no rush i'm 24 like enjoy yourself my friends yelled at me this morning 1.00

01:05:43.220 for wanting to turn a lawnmower upside down and drop uh cheerios in it idiots why don't they let 1.00

01:05:48.140 you be you i get it i'm just trying to drop cheerios in an upturn lawnmower and people 0.99

01:05:54.560 stand in your way they're standing in the way of science that's what i said you're right i'm on

01:05:59.740 your side no like uh you know mike's like yo we're aging up the content like isn't this taking a step 0.99

01:06:05.140 back and i just want to make it like very clear like i'm still fucking child i still want to fuck 0.97

01:06:09.140 shit up that's one of my things with him i i i oftentimes have to remind myself to 0.97

01:06:14.740 you know as a decision maker or someone who influences the content to back away with that 0.94

01:06:19.800 when i find a passion point of his it's something he really wants to do he wants to drive it's like

01:06:23.760 a child. The little

01:06:25.760 kid wants to shake the fucking rattle. 1.00

01:06:27.660 Let him shake the fucking rattle. He wants to drop 1.00

01:06:29.960 Cheerios in a lawnmower. When I was in

01:06:31.860 high school, I was like, I wonder

01:06:33.940 what would happen if this was upside down and we put

01:06:35.860 something in it. Yeah, what was it like?

01:06:37.980 It was disappointing because I couldn't do it

01:06:39.840 because my parents were yelling at me.

01:06:41.500 What was the result?

01:06:44.240 Was it good? Did the Cheerios really

01:06:45.700 spray around a lot?

01:06:46.980 They're actually Crunch Berries, all

01:06:49.740 berries, Captain Crunch Crunch Berries, all berries because the

01:06:51.700 color we thought would look good. Brilliant.

01:06:53.760 Yeah, it was good.

01:06:54.500 I can see that decision.

01:06:55.980 It was good.

01:06:56.360 It's going to be a very good opening.

01:06:57.600 It sprays very beautifully like a hydron collider.

01:07:01.660 We experience the chaos at the center of the universe

01:07:04.080 that maybe if there is a vacuum of energy like a rotating blade

01:07:07.220 that you can create new chaos.

01:07:08.780 Like the spilled spectrum that adorns this desk behind the darkness,

01:07:13.580 there are limitless rays.

01:07:16.200 Just beyond the reach of the limited human sensory instruments,

01:07:19.420 there is glory unseen, but we can access it within.

01:07:22.240 and we can access it by tipping Captain Crunch onto a lawnmower.

01:07:26.120 Do not deny your joy.

01:07:27.620 Glory unto him.

01:07:29.080 Glory unto them.

01:07:30.400 So he did that a couple of times when I was on his podcast. 0.99

01:07:33.380 He's fucking better. 0.99

01:07:34.500 If you have the ability to do that, you better fucking do it. 0.99

01:07:37.900 You should be a pastor. 0.99

01:07:39.840 Right. 1.00

01:07:40.900 You mean O-R, not A.

01:07:43.640 Yeah, like a preacher.

01:07:45.260 Yes, yes.

01:07:46.120 I don't think you should be a pastor.

01:07:47.760 You should be a pastor.

01:07:49.140 I don't want a pastor.

01:07:50.880 Oh, sorry.

01:07:51.860 that might have been

01:07:52.300 my New York twang

01:07:53.080 you should be a pasta

01:07:53.480 any of those things

01:07:54.300 not a pasture

01:07:55.280 I don't want goats

01:07:56.480 eating your grass

01:07:57.340 no way

01:07:58.060 although

01:07:58.480 consider becoming

01:08:01.160 a pasta

01:08:01.780 okay

01:08:02.360 I'll consider it

01:08:04.360 in fact like

01:08:04.920 I mean listen

01:08:05.460 there's content about that

01:08:06.560 on the internet

01:08:06.940 you can find it

01:08:07.620 trust me

01:08:08.200 what becoming a

01:08:09.420 a goat 0.99

01:08:09.800 I don't fucking know 0.98

01:08:10.520 I'm sure Logan's got 0.99

01:08:11.380 nibbling your lawn

01:08:11.700 yeah

01:08:12.080 yeah I get it

01:08:12.940 do we have a heart

01:08:13.860 do we have an out

01:08:14.480 really

01:08:15.220 how long have we been out

01:08:16.440 20 minutes

01:08:17.500 oh we're okay

01:08:20.020 for a sec

01:08:20.600 okay

01:08:21.520 Oh, so what's that truck?

01:08:22.760 Yeah, why is there a removal van taking all of your belongings?

01:08:26.820 It's a fish tank.

01:08:27.560 Turtle tank's coming today.

01:08:29.160 We have a lot of animals here.

01:08:30.580 I see an albino turtle when I was wandering around your drum.

01:08:34.180 Amazing.

01:08:34.900 Amazing, right?

01:08:35.460 Soft-shelled Chinese rescued from JFK. 0.99

01:08:39.120 He was going to get eaten. 0.97

01:08:40.300 Sorry, what's that now?

01:08:41.140 He was being smuggled through JFK, and they got him, and now we have him.

01:08:45.060 Wrong JFK.

01:08:46.000 I am so sorry.

01:08:47.580 I started thinking of the dead president.

01:08:49.220 Right, yeah.

01:08:49.460 Because we were talking about it earlier.

01:08:51.040 Simple mistake 0.97

01:08:52.260 It's two pigs in the back 0.98

01:08:53.380 Amazing

01:08:53.960 Do you have any pets?

01:08:55.240 I've got

01:08:55.540 In England

01:08:56.280 I've got a German Shepherd

01:08:57.540 A Golden Retriever

01:08:58.660 A Bengal Cat

01:08:59.600 A cat that I've had

01:09:00.400 When I was super clean

01:09:01.560 When I first got clean

01:09:02.400 I've got a couple of chickens

01:09:03.280 Because I live in the countryside

01:09:04.220 In England

01:09:04.820 So yeah

01:09:05.320 It's a right little

01:09:06.020 Bigger little barn

01:09:06.780 How do you work

01:09:08.180 When you're out there?

01:09:09.120 Just podcast stuff

01:09:10.240 Remotely from home?

01:09:11.160 Yeah

01:09:11.420 Because the work

01:09:12.640 Has become sort of

01:09:13.320 Generally secondary

01:09:14.260 Because the children 0.67

01:09:15.360 And wife

01:09:16.240 Are very very

01:09:16.880 Like absorbing

01:09:17.860 And captivating

01:09:18.940 Like it don't really

01:09:20.120 You know

01:09:20.660 I just

01:09:21.040 start off and do work maybe go and do a film or do something i was gonna say are you are you

01:09:24.980 gonna go back to hollywood i've done a film recently i don't know like i just finished being

01:09:29.100 in a film but you know it may be a little bit but i don't know it's strange when you do it's one of

01:09:33.320 those things where you think it will be amazing and then when you're doing it it's like oh this

01:09:36.100 isn't what i imagined it's not forgetting sarah marshall no i love that was a good film i mean

01:09:41.320 that is an under rooted or underrated under rooted it is an underrated film that is an

01:09:47.960 incredible motion picture if you've not seen forgetting sarah marshall oh yeah watch that

01:09:52.520 yeah watch that it's from i think you play yourself that's the best type of acting to do

01:09:57.420 don't you don't want to dress up or grow a moustache or even really wear a hat just be

01:10:01.920 yourself while someone films you accept the money and go home quietly that's what i that's amazing i

01:10:06.700 love that do you still and that's what i prescribed to i just i don't have to act for any ever i never

01:10:11.500 act i just turn it on do you do you still remember the line i talked about earlier in the before we

01:10:15.800 came on yeah i do what did you say if i have just one oh yeah glass of wine is it a glass of wine

01:10:22.240 or a sip of alcohol i think this is from getting to the greek isn't it no no no it's from free

01:10:25.900 you're at the dinner table and someone offers you a drink you say if i've just one sip of alcohol

01:10:30.460 within a matter of hours you find me in the back rim rim in the way to just to get me hands on a

01:10:36.020 rock one of my favorite lines in movie history it's up there isn't it it's incredible thank you

01:10:42.080 thank you very much

01:10:43.120 look I found this

01:10:44.100 to be an encouraging

01:10:44.840 beautiful experience

01:10:45.960 with some innovative

01:10:46.640 young people

01:10:47.420 I support you

01:10:48.660 I adore you

01:10:49.780 I'm in your corner

01:10:50.840 if you need me

01:10:51.460 like I told you

01:10:52.060 last time

01:10:52.540 holding that bucket

01:10:53.320 waiting for you 0.99

01:10:53.840 to spit blood 0.99

01:10:54.560 or whatever the hell 0.99

01:10:55.180 it is in your mouth 0.93

01:10:55.980 at that particular time

01:10:57.080 let me know

01:10:58.220 if you need help

01:10:59.340 with anything

01:11:00.080 and if I can help you

01:11:01.500 with it I'll try to

01:11:02.280 awesome awesome

01:11:03.040 I definitely will man

01:11:03.940 it'd be cool

01:11:06.560 to actually get you

01:11:07.400 to come out to a fight

01:11:08.180 I was just thinking about

01:11:09.320 you've got a boxing ring

01:11:10.820 in your garden

01:11:11.400 I mean I'm impressed

01:11:12.620 I feel like I met a man

01:11:15.380 who seemed to me

01:11:16.020 like he had the energy

01:11:16.740 of a coach

01:11:17.320 Milton

01:11:17.680 he was

01:11:18.400 yeah he is the coach

01:11:21.120 he's the coach

01:11:21.740 they squared up

01:11:22.560 Milton Russ squared up

01:11:24.040 after I just met him

01:11:25.280 and I wanted to tell him

01:11:26.080 that I had good reach

01:11:26.900 that's the first thing

01:11:27.980 I thought of telling him

01:11:29.220 and like because I thought

01:11:30.100 this man is a coach

01:11:31.400 of some description

01:11:32.260 yep that's it

01:11:32.900 would you ever get in the ring?

01:11:34.080 oh man I'd be so scared

01:11:35.540 although when I was in

01:11:36.520 I used to

01:11:37.040 right check this

01:11:37.740 because like

01:11:38.520 after I did loads of promo

01:11:40.320 for Jackass

01:11:41.040 when it came out when it came to the uk they got me doing mtv who i worked for then got me doing a

01:11:45.040 load of promo i made this series called like psychological jackass it wasn't called that

01:11:48.920 it was called rebrand but it was like a psychological jackass where i did things like 0.84

01:11:52.140 i had a fight with my dad a boxing match with my dad i had a bath with a homeless guy i manually 0.97

01:11:58.980 masturbated off another man i'm heterosexual so that wasn't an easy move for me and uh i tried 0.85

01:12:04.480 to seduce a little old lady back up just one and by the way this is something we've been talking

01:12:08.880 about a lot because he recently

01:12:10.900 had a bit of a heterosexual

01:12:13.160 scare as well.

01:12:14.640 What do you mean? 0.98

01:12:16.440 I think it was a homosexual scare. 1.00

01:12:17.940 Wait, you jerked off a dude 1.00

01:12:20.820 for comedy? I mean, for 0.97

01:12:22.580 content? Yeah, that's right. Yeah, for content.

01:12:24.940 And that's for television. And you can imagine

01:12:26.760 you can't even put it...

01:12:27.820 There you go. Is that something you would consider

01:12:30.760 doing, Logan? Thank you.

01:12:32.800 If the views were right. If the bag was right.

01:12:35.600 I don't know. I sent you the tapes.

01:12:36.860 It was good stuff. I kind of

01:12:38.700 I kind of keep my sexual exposure to upside down dick sucking. 1.00

01:12:43.160 That's the spirit, young man. 0.99

01:12:44.720 I did want to ask the question that is slightly similar, but also completely like not that.

01:12:50.620 Because I feel like you walk the line so eloquently.

01:12:52.860 And I feel like it's right now not socially acceptable to... 0.68

01:12:57.080 Jerk off a random man. 0.92

01:12:58.820 It's fine. 0.99

01:12:59.980 Still okay. 0.58

01:13:00.720 But to be in touch with your feminine side as a man.

01:13:03.820 It's in this idea of toxic masculinity is very prevalent.

01:13:06.720 and i think that's something that we've talked about quite a bit and i would just like to get

01:13:10.320 your like two cents on the aspect um of the younger demographic who is dealing with like

01:13:14.780 i feel like the feminine aspects are the more beautiful aspects of human experience and we're

01:13:19.840 like kind of being be shamed for uh for just yeah for acting that way way to way to save something 0.78

01:13:25.720 for the end of the episode i know i decided to fucking i had to you lot are a lovely conglomerate 0.92

01:13:30.820 you all love one another you're taking care of one another you're expressing yourselves you're 0.94

01:13:34.040 on your journey you're very very like some of the energy very very male some of it like different

01:13:38.140 look with this side of the table we're exploring it more aren't we andre we've got some flowing

01:13:42.480 garments we've got some mysticism we're a couple of little rasputin monks so like i think it's it's

01:13:49.460 all cool like but that we should all femininity and masculinity we they are regarded as sexes

01:13:54.660 and genders but they are energy systems available to all genders and i feel like uh you know like

01:13:59.720 there is a bell curve there's a crossover like you know most men are taller than most women but

01:14:04.000 not all men are taller than all women and it's probably comparable to that with essential energies

01:14:08.720 there's no doubt that being bombarded with certain archetypes certain images of what a male is

01:14:12.740 supposed to be influences and biases a lot of people's journey as long as you're not

01:14:16.020 inhibiting or ignoring something in yourself that you want to express then you know some people are

01:14:21.380 very sort of overtly male that's sort of a type of energy that's that's what i was gonna i was

01:14:25.840 gonna ask you to preface like what what what feminine the feminine energy or the feminine

01:14:30.220 side means to you because like i really i really do like exude a lot of masculine energy and like

01:14:36.820 like bd like big dick energy yeah i was gonna i mean it's it's a thing i mean it's it's kind of

01:14:43.280 like no no i mean not just that just like i what you're my roommate is there is there a feminine 0.97

01:14:48.020 side of me you'd like well the feminine side is more so just being in touch with your emotions

01:14:51.140 yeah i need any work on the ability to feel yes which i think is like so essential to having a

01:14:55.400 complete human experience yeah absolutely just to listen to andre that's what i'll say and you'll

01:14:59.980 be fine we've done we've done a good share of it i mean are we at are we at risk as a society right 0.98

01:15:04.880 now for the toppling of our culture as a result of toxic male masculinity dick energy sucking stuff 0.99

01:15:11.420 and i think the architect are we gonna president of a man who's living in his own erections with 0.99

01:15:15.260 trump is like perfect example of that oh but we don't we don't gotta go there you did it he went 0.82

01:15:20.600 fucking political spencer's spencer he walked that line but you just made a straight up trump 0.97

01:15:27.220 dig and you will suffer for it we've made this mistake in the past man you will suffer his 0.99

01:15:32.940 instagram is andre dukem middle name the duke leave him a comment a dm if you feel like his

01:15:40.480 statements about our great great but also neutral i have neutral feelings on him president trump

01:15:46.820 Any final message or note

01:15:50.480 Or I don't know

01:15:51.700 It's the start of a new decade

01:15:52.860 Any word of advice for anyone listening

01:15:54.980 Just general

01:15:55.660 It can be super macro

01:15:56.660 But I'd like to just pick as much wisdom

01:15:58.900 I reckon let's go within

01:16:00.960 Let's take some time to evaluate

01:16:02.780 What the things are that are stimulating us

01:16:04.820 And what the things that are controlling us

01:16:06.520 But you mate

01:16:07.380 Like you know

01:16:07.860 I think you're doing fantastically well

01:16:09.220 I'm not you know

01:16:09.980 I'm really flattered

01:16:11.500 That you're interested in my opinion

01:16:13.300 And advice on stuff

01:16:14.400 But look at what you're creating

01:16:15.820 you're doing fantastically well

01:16:17.140 trust yourself

01:16:17.820 thank you

01:16:18.340 interested is not the word

01:16:19.540 by the way

01:16:19.860 he's enamored

01:16:20.660 he's enamored

01:16:22.420 he's been talking about

01:16:23.820 this Russell Brandt character

01:16:25.060 for a week and a half now

01:16:26.640 beautiful

01:16:27.260 if you need anything from me

01:16:28.400 I'm there for you

01:16:29.580 appreciate you brother

01:16:30.300 alright guys

01:16:31.120 thank you for listening

01:16:31.840 to this episode of Impulsive

01:16:32.840 Russell where can they find you

01:16:34.040 on social media?

01:16:35.600 Rusty Rockets on Twitter

01:16:36.840 I'm on YouTube

01:16:37.980 doing stuff

01:16:39.000 oh god can't you do it for me

01:16:40.640 yeah I'll do it

01:16:42.040 it's Rusty Rockets on Twitter

01:16:43.580 and it's crazy to believe

01:16:45.240 it's at Russell Brandt

01:16:46.300 on Instagram

01:16:46.880 and also please listen

01:16:48.340 to the podcast

01:16:49.080 that we did

01:16:50.260 his

01:16:50.760 is it on Luminary

01:16:51.520 yeah Saturday

01:16:52.080 I mean when's this go out

01:16:53.300 this will be out Tuesday

01:16:54.220 okay so it's on now

01:16:55.960 it's on now

01:16:56.580 yeah okay cool

01:16:57.240 cool so it'll be up

01:16:58.380 yeah check it out

01:16:59.620 I'm sure there'll be

01:17:01.060 a link somewhere for it

01:17:02.140 we love you

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01:17:06.660 take it easy man

01:17:07.220 peace

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01:17:08.160 well done

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Impaulsive with Logan Paul - January 23, 2020

E153 RUSSELL BRAND IS WOKE - IMPAULSIVE EP. 153

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