Impaulsive with Logan Paul - E176 The Miz： Reality TV Star to WWE Champion - IMPAULSIVE EP. 176

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00:02:55.280 welcome back to impulsive the number one podcast in the world although we can't speak english

00:02:58.740 it's just me honestly uh but yeah yeah we're back it's it's quarantine we're trying to stay sane

00:03:04.000 it's going okay i'm doing weird things i'm really like pushing i'm doing things that i'm not

00:03:08.320 super proud of but i would be i would think it's weird if you stayed sane during this time like if

00:03:16.300 you're cool with being locked inside your house 24 7 that's weird to me i get i'm not saying

00:03:23.600 introverts i'm saying if i don't know just the state of the world it ain't for for me what who's

00:03:31.260 that that's sir the gray he peeps like this and i don't know how to stop it the guy the family

00:03:41.400 uh who we adopted him from said it means he's excited he's pumped up he's he's he's happy to

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00:05:01.620 i think talking about wiping asses with beards like what the fuck is happening it's not it's not 0.99

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00:05:13.620 on the set but he just keeps doing that and he's so cute when he does it it makes it a little 0.97

00:05:18.680 difficult it's just so consistent it's definitely a rapid fire or not rapid fire but fully auto

00:05:23.840 it was like ginger barking in the morning i used to wake up every morning to the loud sound of

00:05:28.920 ginger oh one thousand percent barking and then mike barking at ginger

00:05:35.260 bro it's so funny but it's also not no it's driving me absolutely insane i can't i can't

00:05:44.260 Yeah, this is horrible.

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00:07:18.740 episode his name is the miz uh he's a wwe superstar and we're gonna cover his road from reality tv

00:07:24.820 star to making his dreams come true of becoming a wwe champion super cool guys that should be good

00:07:29.300 but until then i mean here we are back in the maverick house day day two will be well day one

00:07:34.440 because we shot the other episode or date date it's tough you can tell that we've been working

00:07:38.820 hard today lots of uh lots of just do you want to tell you want to be honest with him about the

00:07:44.280 course of the past two podcasts now that do you want to tell him sometimes production's weird

00:07:48.740 and we already shot the ms interview which i'm going to throw to in a second because it seems

00:07:54.340 like we're out of material then we shot the podcast that you saw on tuesday okay and now

00:08:01.020 after both of those we're shooting the intro to the ms podcast and then after we roll it which

00:08:05.880 we're going to do in less than 60 seconds.

00:08:07.460 We're going to shoot the outro for this podcast episode. 1.00

00:08:10.420 Now, that said, let's Zoom call the Miz,

00:08:14.720 the WWE superstar who is going to carry this episode 0.79

00:08:17.680 because he's a great guy.

00:08:18.720 He's fascinating.

00:08:19.440 And the WWE is also doing a great job

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00:08:26.400 So we're going to dive into a little bit of that.

00:08:28.240 Ladies and gentlemen,

00:08:29.280 I'm going to introduce him in the next clip.

00:08:32.600 This is it.

00:08:33.700 Zoom calls.

00:08:34.920 Ladies and gentlemen,

00:08:35.500 and our guest today is the currently... 0.99

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00:09:00.180 Our guest today is currently one-half,

00:09:01.740 the SmackDown Tag Team Champions

00:09:03.520 who can also be seen starring alongside his wife

00:09:05.300 and family in the series ms and mrs on usa he's a former wwe champion and he's awesome it's wwe

00:09:11.980 superstar the ms gotta love these zoom calls man gotta love them bro they're weird right like like

00:09:21.140 somehow everything has devolved to zoom calls i went on my first one uh two days ago with my

00:09:26.940 buddy's birthday and there was like 14 of us and it was actually a lot of fun they're not bad right

00:09:33.180 That's so much fun.

00:09:33.880 I've never heard of Zoom.

00:09:35.220 Never knew what it was until now.

00:09:36.840 Yeah, and then everyone's celebrating their holidays.

00:09:38.640 I know Dani had Easter with all her family on a Zoom call.

00:09:42.120 My mom and dad don't know how to use technology, so that was impossible.

00:09:45.360 Mine neither.

00:09:47.020 No one knows how to use Zoom in my entire family, so can't do that.

00:09:50.800 Right.

00:09:51.140 So, bro, how are you doing, first off?

00:09:52.840 You're a WWE superstar.

00:09:53.640 I'm doing great.

00:09:54.580 And WWE was the first sports and entertainment company to publicly continue operations without an audience.

00:10:01.240 Yeah.

00:10:01.560 so it's totally different i mean it's we rely not rely but like when i'm out there performing

00:10:07.960 like i enjoy hearing people boo people chanting you duck or just being involved that's what wwe

00:10:14.980 is all about like going to a live interaction it's it's basically the entire audience is

00:10:19.820 interacting they're booing who they hate they're cheering who they love you know they have their

00:10:23.120 own chance i mean there's so many chants from this is awesome do you deserve it when someone

00:10:28.560 wins a title you hear these you deserve it chance it's it's it's quite amazing and it's powerful

00:10:33.560 so to go from one cut to the next uh basically being a contrast of having zero audience it's

00:10:41.620 completely weird but i enjoy different stuff and i enjoy uh trying to use this type of unique

00:10:48.540 atmosphere uh not necessarily to my advantage but just to uh you know showcase exactly what i can do

00:10:55.380 and why I'm so valuable to the WWE.

00:10:58.380 For sure, that's awesome.

00:10:59.300 Because not a lot of people can perform

00:11:01.220 without that adrenaline rush of having an audience.

00:11:04.440 Because that's a different type of feeling.

00:11:06.900 You got to find a different way, I guess,

00:11:09.520 to get the adrenaline and to utilize it.

00:11:12.220 It reminds me almost like,

00:11:13.420 I've used it as like almost a Japanese crowd.

00:11:15.900 Like we go to Japan and we perform for a live audience.

00:11:18.840 It is very, very quiet.

00:11:20.720 But once you hear a big, when there's a big move,

00:11:23.420 they'll go oh like do you do you find it you don't get the big reaction of the oh it's just

00:11:31.300 crickets every time but you know that in the Japanese audience they're watching and they're

00:11:36.700 invested in everything you do so in my mind I'm just picturing the people at home being invested

00:11:42.820 in everything that we're doing so every little maneuver counts so it's actually making me a

00:11:48.440 better performer in in the ring for sure i feel like that's a lot easier said than done though

00:11:53.380 like not like really not hearing the crowd and like being able to use that energy do you do you

00:11:58.760 find yourself having to push harder when you're in there even like yeah i mean there's no doubt

00:12:04.580 that everybody in wwe is pushing harder when they're in the ring now and i think it's going

00:12:10.460 to translate when whenever the time comes that we can have an audience back because everything that

00:12:16.640 that i feel like we do in wwe that's different that takes us out of the box we utilize it and

00:12:22.600 say you know what what did we learn from this and how can we use it when we're back to normal

00:12:27.480 right how the how the fans reacted to it i i've only seen one clip so far i saw rob gronkowski

00:12:35.740 jump off of a some sort of elevated platform and pin like eight dudes to win wrestlemania 36

00:12:41.680 And the feeling of seeing him soaring through the air and absolutely no sound was one of the most ridiculous things I've ever seen.

00:12:50.720 But it was just amazing.

00:12:51.760 How are the fans reacting to it?

00:12:53.920 I mean, if you've watched, you know, WrestleMania was the most talked about, most watched on social media more than any other WrestleMania in history.

00:13:02.460 So the fans are really getting involved with it.

00:13:04.760 And it's allowing us to do different types of matches.

00:13:07.640 Like, if you saw the Firefly Funhouse with John Cena versus Bray Wyatt, The Fiend, it was one of the coolest matches I've ever seen.

00:13:17.920 And I've seen it all, I felt like.

00:13:19.840 But that was so different and so unique.

00:13:22.280 And it utilized Bray Wyatt and The Fiend in such a way.

00:13:26.060 And it showcased what exactly John Cena could do.

00:13:29.080 And it showcased kind of what Cena was before and what he is now.

00:13:32.460 And I think it opened up a whole new world of what WWE can do.

00:13:37.760 And then you watch the Boneyard match between AJ Styles and The Undertaker,

00:13:41.540 which was kind of the same but way different.

00:13:45.420 Like, it was the same, and they used kind of a cinematic feel towards it.

00:13:49.300 But, man, it was just so interesting to watch, and I just loved that.

00:13:54.100 And then if you watch our match, John Morrison versus The Usos versus The New Day,

00:13:59.220 I wasn't in it, but John basically took our titles and challenged,

00:14:04.540 I believe it was Jimmy Uso as well as Kofi Kingston for our tag team titles.

00:14:09.120 And it was a ladder match, and it was entertaining.

00:14:11.780 And let me tell you something, ladder matches hurt.

00:14:14.280 Usually, the audience gives you that whole kind of feel, that adrenaline rush.

00:14:20.820 When you don't have that adrenaline rush, it's a whole lot harder.

00:14:23.660 That's what I'm saying.

00:14:25.580 It's probably so much harder to match that pain.

00:14:28.260 yeah i mean imagine if you were in one of your boxing matches and literally there was no audience

00:14:33.160 no you're getting punched in the face yeah no something about something about the crowd and

00:14:36.680 the lights and and everyone watching you you can take a bit more than you could when it's silent

00:14:41.580 um but yo you you you beat some legends man you at wrestlemania 27 you beat john cena

00:14:47.940 yeah and then also i have a clip here i want to play of uh you beating randy orton here this was

00:14:54.960 to win the title correct yeah uh so uh we had money in the bank which i believe was in july of

00:15:00.520 that year and i won the briefcase which the briefcase holds that a a contract that you can

00:15:06.620 uh cash in anytime anywhere no matter what so if i believe this is the clip you're going to show

00:15:13.440 is if it's randy or randy orton just went through a match against nexus which was like nine guys so

00:15:20.060 he just went like through a gauntlet match he got beat up he got taken down and i was like you know

00:15:24.100 what this is an opportune time to cash in my money in the bank briefcase randy was up but he was

00:15:29.520 definitely injured yeah so i took advantage of a situation and won my first ever wwe championship

00:15:36.020 title and it was one of those things that like you know as a kid growing up you would see hulk

00:15:42.040 hogan ultimate warrior you know all these these legends growing up with holding the title that i

00:15:48.340 i wanted as a kid and never thought i could ever do it because i was from parma ohio uh represent

00:15:53.620 Ohio, by the way. 0.99

00:15:54.560 Oh, shit. 1.00

00:15:54.780 Wait a second. 1.00

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00:15:56.200 You're from Parma? 1.00

00:15:57.520 Yeah.

00:15:58.380 Yeah, Westlake.

00:15:59.640 Let's go.

00:16:01.160 Dang, what was your mascot?

00:16:02.460 I forget.

00:16:02.960 The Parma.

00:16:03.340 My mascot.

00:16:03.980 I was the Normandy Invaders, so we were the Invaders.

00:16:06.500 Okay.

00:16:07.020 Westlake.

00:16:07.880 Yeah, Westlake.

00:16:08.620 Westlake Demons.

00:16:10.680 That's awesome.

00:16:11.440 Ohio represent.

00:16:12.200 But yeah, I'm about to play this clip.

00:16:13.940 This is me.

00:16:14.260 So Randy Orton, he tried to slither in, bro, with the RKO.

00:16:18.120 I want you to miss this.

00:16:19.240 He's an active bravado right now.

00:16:21.360 RKO.

00:16:21.800 It's time to be RKO.

00:16:22.760 Missed.

00:16:23.240 Missed.

00:16:23.620 Man, that is exciting.

00:16:37.600 I don't know how you did that without a crowd now.

00:16:39.980 Yeah, it's crazy.

00:16:41.720 The funny part is that I went through so many emotions when I won the title.

00:16:45.680 Like if you watch like afterwards, there was a feeling of excitement.

00:16:50.200 Like, oh my God, I won the WWE championship.

00:16:52.100 then it was like then it was like uh your mind starts going in 20 different ways and just all

00:16:56.900 these emotions start coming out like there was a moment where i felt like i was going to cry and

00:17:01.040 then i was like wait i'm in front of 20 000 people in orlando i can't i can't cry i gotta i'm wwe

00:17:06.140 champion now yeah so you're trying to hold it all back so you have one emotion of you're you're

00:17:10.440 almost about to cry you're almost about to have tears and then you're like i gotta hold that back

00:17:15.520 because i'm i'm wwe champion i'm i'm ha ha ha w superstar can't do that and so and then there

00:17:21.440 was a moment where i hugged the guy that uh kind of helped me throughout the whole thing it was

00:17:25.200 just there was just so many emotions that went through let me ask you did you have a what now

00:17:29.080 moment a lot a lot of champions and um superstars that we've had on this show tend to they've

00:17:34.700 explained how when they win the thing and and the that is had been their goal their whole life

00:17:39.620 they have a what now moment and it leaves them kind of feeling uh alone or confused or not sure

00:17:45.900 where to go next did you have that I think everyone goes goes through that and and honestly I still

00:17:51.560 have that to this day I won the Smackdown Tag Team Championships and I was like what now like

00:17:56.720 everything is always what now like Miz and Mrs is a hit show on the USA what now but then I want

00:18:02.160 more like I want to make the Smackdown Tag Team Championships the most coveted titles in all of

00:18:07.920 WWE I want to be remembered as one of the greatest tag teams in history when I was WWE Champion I

00:18:13.680 wanted to be the best ww champion out there now did i accomplish that some say sure most will say

00:18:20.180 absolutely not so now what is my goal my goal is to get the ww championship back so why so people

00:18:25.400 can look at it and go wow he was a force to be reckoned with he deserved that title he held that

00:18:30.820 title with prestige with honor and like with miss and missus our reality show okay the ratings are

00:18:36.640 amazing people love the show what can we do more i want more people to watch it i want more people

00:18:40.980 to watch like for instance i imagine with you you're like all right i have this podcast i have

00:18:44.460 this youtube channel i want to be the most globally renowned youtube channel in all ever ever to

00:18:49.280 imagine right i mean that's kind of i feel like some people have that that that mentality and

00:18:54.360 other people are just complacent to where where they're at which is fine yep yep totally i was

00:19:00.220 just gonna ask i know we've talked a lot about the boys of wwe today but the the biggest story

00:19:05.400 coming out of wwe right now is a girl by the name of ronda rousey who i'm sure a lot of people

00:19:10.240 watching this know from uh ufc right yep uh she she went on steve o's podcast recently and and 0.99

00:19:16.700 called and said uh and blasted her fucking ungrateful fans whoa and uh called wrestling 0.99

00:19:23.640 matches fake fights and this is big news this is new york posts and page six and the whole world's 0.98

00:19:29.900 talking about what are your thoughts on the rousy drama uh i don't know like that that would be

00:19:36.740 a way for me like if it was me and I and I was saying that the fake thing is like kind of a

00:19:42.800 trigger word for some superstars for me it's like I look at it like this I look at WWE like this

00:19:49.320 it's like a movie when you watch a movie you're looking to be entertained and you're not worried

00:19:54.160 about if this is real or this is fake are the moves that we do absolutely they hurt what we do

00:20:00.520 in WWE a lot of MMA superstars have tried to come to WWE and haven't been successful

00:20:05.460 ronda rousey has been very successful she was able to pick up wwe very very well and so uh for

00:20:12.640 her to say like uh the the fake word i i mean i think she's just trying to use a trigger word to

00:20:20.080 get a rise out of people and i imagine it definitely got a rise and it got a lot of

00:20:23.980 attention through twitter through you know all the news factors oh she's calling it fake blah blah

00:20:29.560 blah what's gonna happen we need to have someone come from wwe to take her out like these are 1.00

00:20:35.880 these are heel 101 moves yeah uh in my in my book like if i look at it and i go oh she must not want 0.99

00:20:43.140 the fans to be behind her maybe she'll come back someday maybe she won't i don't know i haven't 1.00

00:20:48.340 talked to ronda rousey since she's left uh but if she did come back i imagine she'd be the biggest 0.73

00:20:53.460 heel in WWE and uh you know we have huge uh superstars in WWE that would love to take Ronda 1.00

00:21:00.720 Rousey on how do your own personal desires get taken into account like if you want to be the 0.93

00:21:05.560 WWE champion but the office doesn't agree how do how does one navigate that that's uh that's tough

00:21:13.600 because you know if you believe and I think that every superstar in WWE believes that they should

00:21:22.660 or want to be WWE champion.

00:21:25.280 That's the goal of every superstar.

00:21:27.000 If it's not your goal, you shouldn't be a WWE superstar.

00:21:29.660 You have to have that mindset at all times.

00:21:31.960 If, you know, it's not going in your direction,

00:21:36.220 it is your job to make sure that it goes in your direction.

00:21:40.180 Right now, I am fighting each and every time

00:21:43.240 I go out into the WWE ring

00:21:45.740 to make sure that I am worthy of a WWE championship shot.

00:21:50.860 And if people don't believe it,

00:21:52.660 then I it's my job to make sure that I make sure people believe it and it starts with the fans the

00:21:58.440 fans start believing that you are worthy of the WWE title then guess what everyone else is going

00:22:05.020 to start believing and everyone else is going to start coming around and it's your job to do

00:22:08.940 everything you can to make sure that happens and if it doesn't I always blame you I always blame

00:22:14.880 me that's just how I am yeah what are you doing uh when you're not on camera to to maintain that

00:22:21.720 that uh i mean okay i'll give you for instance uh john morrison and myself uh decided that uh

00:22:28.920 you know we were gonna write a rap now i am not a rapper by any means whatsoever but john morrison

00:22:36.600 and i were driving in a car we were having a four-hour drive and we were like you know what

00:22:40.980 we should write a rap and see if we can get a beat and see then we can do a music video

00:22:47.840 and this could be a whole thing leading up to Wrestlemania so literally we we started doing

00:22:53.760 uh rhymes started doing bars as they call them and in the rap world and then we uh then we we

00:23:00.980 asked for a beat and WWE gave us a beat and then we went to our digital team and said hey can we

00:23:08.580 can you film like a music video for us and they're like well what do you mean I was like I don't know

00:23:12.800 we're just going to start doing the rap and you know do a music video so all leading up to our

00:23:18.780 wrestlemania match we had a rap video basically uh you know talking about the new day talking

00:23:26.480 about the usos talking about how great we are who the new day and the usos are the people that we

00:23:31.920 are going up against so it was a diss track on the usos and the new day and why we are so amazing

00:23:37.240 and why we are the smackdown tag team champions that is something that we went uh that's going

00:23:41.940 above and beyond that is not something that is asked of you for smackdown on fox or whether if

00:23:48.780 you're on raw on usa that is something that we went and said we can do this another thing john

00:23:54.000 morrison and i did we did a trailer uh we did a ripoff of once upon a time in hollywood which you

00:24:00.060 can see on wwe's youtube page uh we literally did uh wrote uh like kind of like directed uh you know

00:24:07.820 had had a say in all the editing and all the parts and we did a trailer basically about the

00:24:12.920 story of what we were doing for our match and so these are the little things the little nuances

00:24:18.500 that we do you know a lot of new uh wwe superstars that are coming up into wwe always ask me advice

00:24:25.060 i go listen you need to find every single avenue every tool that wwe has you need to utilize those

00:24:31.980 tools and sometimes people aren't going to ask this of you it's your job to go out there and do

00:24:38.320 the best possible thing you possibly can to get noticed to get talked about and that's what john

00:24:43.340 morrison and i are doing right now i mean even with 14 years 15 years in wwe i'm still doing it

00:24:48.700 to the day what about physicality y'all y'all are in great shape and so what does your workout

00:24:55.160 routine look like so i have so uh as of like about almost a year ago i would say um my body wasn't

00:25:04.120 where it was it it it was at like i'm i'm coming close to 40 and like i've never uh been injured

00:25:12.920 per se in wwe where you know i had to take a long time a period out you know maybe one week here

00:25:20.200 one week there but i've never been gone for so long with wwe and i'm trying to make sure that

00:25:25.360 i'm able to do that while keeping you know while traveling how wwe you know before the whole uh

00:25:32.800 thing that is going on right now you know wwe would travel every single week to so many different

00:25:37.840 cities like how do you keep your body in shape how do you keep your meals correct so i hired a chef

00:25:42.380 that basically got me gluten-free dairy-free uh and then i hired a uh a trainer to get me in shape

00:25:49.240 I don't like going to the gym. As a matter of fact, I hate the gym. But I know that, like I was saying before, you need tools to get everything that you want. And if I want to be WWE champion, I have to look like a champion, present myself like a champion. And I have to be able to withstand anything in that WWE ring. So I have a trainer that understands that I'm not 25 anymore, that I'm 39, that I need to be that I need to train for what I'm doing. And it needs to be functional.

00:26:17.240 So I, I basically have, you know, kind of done that.

00:26:21.140 Yeah, dude, I did, um, I did Lucha Libre for, for, for a show that I was doing called

00:26:28.500 Logan Paul versus, and this particular show was Logan Paul versus Lucha, Luchador.

00:26:32.920 And, uh, it was, it was one of the hardest, like physically taxing things I had ever done.

00:26:38.360 I actually, um, I, I, I am unable to do it because of how hard and how, how rough it

00:26:44.020 was in my body.

00:26:44.740 I think a lot of people underestimate just how hard it is to be throwing yourself off the top ring and slamming yourself onto the mat.

00:26:51.420 Like, oh, yeah, I do. I got I got a concussion from this show and I've already I've suffered, you know, a handful of concussions from head trauma in high school and football.

00:27:01.060 But I mean, is have you just mastered the the I guess technique or how are you not?

00:27:07.980 I don't think you could ever master the technique of being a professional wrestler.

00:27:13.160 you know it's it you know professional wrestling it's just so unique and if I mean if you look at

00:27:18.500 you know Lucha Libre you look at guys like Rey Mysterio I mean he is the best I think at Lucha

00:27:26.020 Libre and not only that but bringing it to the WWE style and I mean he is one of the most popular

00:27:33.020 one of the most notorious for just being you know he I mean he's not the biggest guy but you believe

00:27:39.580 Every time Rey Mysterio goes into that ring, no matter how big the competitor he's going up against, he can defeat that person.

00:27:46.480 And that's the genius of Rey Mysterio, as well as, you know, just, you know, with moves and everything that we've done,

00:27:54.100 I don't think you could ever master being a professional wrestler because there's just so much to digest.

00:28:00.120 Every audience, every setting is different.

00:28:02.740 you know whether it's zero audience in the crowd or there's you know a hundred thousand at

00:28:08.560 wrestlemania there's just a difference between you know everything so you always have to make

00:28:13.480 sure that you're doing that right we're watching a little ray mysterio right now this man is quick

00:28:19.220 like these movies are crazy dude yeah my my i've literally felt my brain bouncing off of my skull

00:28:25.160 and that's when i that's when i stopped doing that forever did you logan did you watch uh wrestling

00:28:30.040 growing up uh a big wrestling a lot of my friends did i i'd i'd catch it occasionally i was a huge

00:28:36.080 fan of the undertaker yeah and also the ultimate warrior i watched all that stuff growing up i'm

00:28:41.200 35 mike so i have i'm probably you know in the similar class of what you watched when you grew 0.84

00:28:45.800 up is it the same undertaker yes how is that fucking possible he's gotta be he's gotta be 0.65

00:28:52.700 like the rumor right like there's there's another undertaker there's one undertaker let me tell you 0.96

00:28:58.300 something when you when you are standing in a ring and you get to watch the undertaker's entrance

00:29:03.740 there is no one more intimidating than the undertaker it's it's it's there's only one

00:29:11.320 and there only can be one and there will never be anyone like the undertaker ever again how tall

00:29:16.180 is a one-of-a-kind talent it's six ten he's six ten six ten oh yeah that's yeah that's a scary

00:29:24.000 dude yeah i don't want i don't want to not let this guy break into my house the mike the paul

00:29:28.040 bear died right the what the the guy he used to come out with paul bear yeah yeah he unfortunately

00:29:34.200 passed away yeah yeah yeah so so okay so i'm imagining that just looking through my soul and

00:29:39.400 i say through my soul like specifically because he doesn't look at your soul he looks through

00:29:42.980 mike do you mike similarly to to some people do with the rap game do you look at the days of uh

00:29:49.400 like the days of the past is like the good old days.

00:29:54.680 Is that how wrestling works?

00:29:56.440 Like I used to,

00:29:57.040 I used to watch all those guys and,

00:29:58.540 and is it,

00:29:59.680 do you,

00:29:59.940 do you think those were the prime days or is it better now?

00:30:02.840 What are your thoughts?

00:30:04.080 I mean,

00:30:04.580 since I'm in it,

00:30:05.640 of course it's better now,

00:30:07.240 but,

00:30:08.020 but no,

00:30:08.900 like I,

00:30:09.440 I,

00:30:09.700 I study,

00:30:10.400 like I study everything.

00:30:11.460 I study everything I do.

00:30:12.700 I study everything that,

00:30:14.300 that other superstars do.

00:30:15.540 And I study the past,

00:30:16.960 you know,

00:30:17.240 the past,

00:30:18.160 you know,

00:30:18.400 the ultimate warrior i look at like if you ever watch the ultimate warrior and and you look at it

00:30:24.140 as a wwe superstar now i look at it and go wow all this guy did was like three clotheslines and a

00:30:30.540 splash and everybody erupted every time that was my favorite wwe superstar and that's all he needed

00:30:37.200 to do like all he needed to do was three clotheslines run out there with all the energy

00:30:42.000 shake the ropes and clothesline someone splashed him one two three done and i was happy that was

00:30:47.820 the most amazing thing so then i look at that and go wow my character doesn't do that but i want to

00:30:54.340 make sure that i take that type of energy to the ring every single time because that energy was

00:31:00.660 it made me want to watch it it made me want to engage now why did i like someone like hulk hogan

00:31:06.960 like hulk hogan let me tell you something brother like everyone still knows that that that let me

00:31:12.720 tell you something brother and eat your vitamins like i eat the vitamins because hulk hogan told

00:31:17.500 me so you know and then you look at like the rock and had so many catchphrases whether it was like 0.97

00:31:24.020 rudy poo candy ass or like uh you know lay the smack down like all that hold up wait you're

00:31:30.520 you do a very good rock impersonation i'm okay you know but i mean i want to hear what this 0.96

00:31:36.780 can you tell what the rock is cooking was was my favorite in the attitude era ultimate warrior was

00:31:41.800 my favorite uh during the 80s and now obviously i'm my own favorite but you know it's it's like

00:31:47.820 i study everything i watch everything like i watch everything there is because i want to see

00:31:53.520 what everyone else is doing and if i'm keeping up with the times you kind of you kind of remind me

00:31:59.000 of uh the heartbreak kid a little bit i don't know why maybe maybe it's maybe it's the eyes

00:32:02.940 yeah i don't know why that's the first time anyone's ever said that i don't know maybe

00:32:06.600 John Michaels, the greatest ever in a ring.

00:32:09.700 Well, you should be happy you came on Pulsive today.

00:32:11.900 You got a great compliment.

00:32:12.580 I appreciate it.

00:32:14.260 All right, so I got here on my sheet.

00:32:16.960 It says you did not compete in WrestleMania, and you're supposed to,

00:32:20.000 but you pulled out due to illness.

00:32:21.440 Now, do you have COVID?

00:32:23.440 No.

00:32:24.300 Okay, that's good.

00:32:25.460 Yeah, it's very good.

00:32:26.800 Trust me, yes.

00:32:27.880 Yeah, I got tested.

00:32:28.600 I got tested negative.

00:32:30.360 But, yeah, the doctors deemed to me medically unclear to wrestle at WrestleMania.

00:32:35.280 so uh i go off of what the the doctors uh want us to do so uh i wasn't able to participate then

00:32:41.680 but i am going for the smackdown tag team championships in a triple threat match

00:32:47.100 uh on smackdown so uh so i it's a tag team like match and i have the tag team titles but i have

00:32:55.280 to defend them by myself against two other people which means i don't have to get pinned and i could

00:33:00.660 lose my titles and not only can i lose my titles for me i could lose it for my tag team partner

00:33:04.940 john morrison so smackdown is going to be pretty intense this friday got a lot on the line hey

00:33:11.100 mike i got i got one last question for you what is uh what are the chances we could ever see

00:33:16.260 someone like i don't know uh logan paul in the wwe what do you what do you think that looks like

00:33:21.280 look i've seen his boxing matches i mean obviously he just said uh that that he tried lucha libre and

00:33:27.900 he couldn't hack it so i mean i've seen him hack it in a ring before as a boxer but i just don't

00:33:35.060 know that didn't go so well either too much he's definitely not going to come to wwe and do something

00:33:42.700 you hear this guy look he's he's talking fight world ohio and anyone from cleveland ohio i believe

00:33:50.040 in because i think people from cleveland have a mentality where you know no matter where they they

00:33:56.600 go in life they're always trying to do their best they're always trying to to one-up themselves

00:34:01.320 and they have goals and when they have goals and they have a vision they go after it so that's what

00:34:06.400 i think of people in cleveland so if if paul if logan is from cleveland this is his mentality

00:34:13.160 that i am you can definitely do it yeah my goals are powerful if i if i set a goal i mean i mean

00:34:19.980 look i'm gonna be honest for this can i ask you a question anything you want when when you were in

00:34:25.360 westlake ohio did you have a dream of going to la and then then so then you you moved to la you you

00:34:31.680 got your own youtube channel you started getting a little uh a little notoriety like where did this

00:34:36.360 all stem from how did it all come about you might have already answered this on your show i just i

00:34:41.480 was just curious because when i was reading uh when i was coming on the show i wanted to know

00:34:45.300 a little bit more about you i was like oh westlake wow i wonder how he did the transformation because

00:34:49.820 i know how it happened for me yeah for sure no it's a good question i mine is um the the classic

00:34:55.340 tale of i was i was doing youtube and i was making videos before it was a cool thing i just like liked

00:35:00.000 making videos with my friends and and actually you can't see him but the person sitting to my

00:35:03.700 right his name is mac has been my friend since sixth grade and he shot almost all of our stuff

00:35:07.140 coming up uh through through the years and so did you come for acting in la or did you just

00:35:13.080 love the weather i know i i did i i came here to be the biggest entertainer that i possibly could

00:35:18.400 and uh acting was one of the verticals that i wanted to try and so that but that happened when

00:35:22.800 i was 18 19 i um like i said i i happened to get good at the thing that i love doing and people

00:35:29.280 happen to enjoy consuming it so the pieces kind of fell into place for me but do you ever get bored

00:35:35.280 uh i'm not really if i get bored it's that's that's when i know i gotta switch i gotta switch

00:35:42.000 it up like my rule that i try i try to uh follow is if this starts to feel like work uh shift

00:35:49.900 yeah the moment i start to force my content that's when the inauthenticity happens that's

00:35:57.040 when i'm disingenuine like and and people can feel that through the screen and so i gotta i

00:36:01.940 gotta make sure to keep keep it spicy and uh especially now during quarantine when we are

00:36:06.820 forced to push ourselves creatively it's it's cool it's it's challenging it's fun we've been 0.77

00:36:12.020 able to do some dumb shit around the house but i spent an hour and a half two hours before this 0.91

00:36:16.420 podcast on a log in my pool attempting to learn how to log roll like a lumberjack i've been 0.98

00:36:21.620 learning guitar oh no way how's that going uh well so far i know come as you are for nirvana

00:36:28.020 i know smells like teen spirit i've learned blue monday by orgy and you remember that one that was

00:36:34.300 that was uh a doozy now i'm trying so i have a rose garden and i guess what i really want to do

00:36:40.140 is i want to play every rose has its thorn there you go in my rose garden that's what i didn't

00:36:44.840 realize it's kind of hard like uh so far i'm trying to learn the the chords and it's just not

00:36:51.060 it's not doing as well as i wanted like come as you are was really easy how long have you and so

00:36:55.440 is like spirit what's that how long have you been playing honestly three days that's it i also

00:37:02.760 learned pantera's walk oh dang so you gotta quit learning i tried to learn guitar um i promised

00:37:09.700 myself that i would give it at least a month before i quit so i gave it a month and then i

00:37:14.160 quit so so good for you man no but i've done that i've done exactly what you said you've done like

00:37:21.100 so i i used to bring a guitar on the road so i was like i'm gonna learn guitar i want to learn

00:37:25.920 guitar i want to do a performance like this was before elias was doing performances and i remember

00:37:30.820 the rock used to do them i was like i want to be able to do that yeah and after like three months

00:37:35.760 i was like i don't think i'm ever going to be able to do that because one i can't play and sing at

00:37:40.780 the same time like it's just and i've been trying to do come as you are while singing it by the way

00:37:46.720 first off i don't have a voice to sing and secondly it's just it i lose all focus yeah so it's doing

00:37:54.720 two things at once it's a very difficult doing one thing at once is difficult i don't know how

00:37:59.600 Elias does it we have a WWE superstar in Elias that I think is just uh completely talented and

00:38:06.220 is going to do uh a lot of great things in WWE and uh he has done great things so far but I think

00:38:13.620 his future is bright um and so he's been able to really utilize the guitar and do concerts for

00:38:21.060 everyone and is always one-upping his game and creating good special content so I was like I was

00:38:26.220 like god like i want to challenge elias sometime and do a guitar off but i don't think this is

00:38:30.880 gonna work dude it's hard it's just as a thorn in my rose garden yeah bro it's i mean it's hard

00:38:35.480 like my fingers don't don't bend like that that's why i stopped i realized like my hands for some

00:38:39.600 reason just not built to like curl around the is it a neck the neck that's it uh and so i i uh

00:38:46.440 i had to stop yeah i've always like i always felt like i was never good at anything at first

00:38:53.040 like it always I'm the same way I'm the same way amount of time like I'm never one of those guys

00:38:57.360 that can just pick up a football and just start throwing it pick up a baseball start throwing

00:39:00.920 pick up a guitar start playing it like I was just never one of those guys I always had to

00:39:04.960 practice harder than everybody else in order to be good at something I'm the same exact way

00:39:09.440 usually usually I start off at the thing slightly above average but then I'm stuck there for a while

00:39:18.200 like yeah and it's actually funny you say this because I had this thought the other day it's

00:39:21.680 like everything that i've ever gotten good at i've gotten good at i have i've not been like

00:39:26.520 uh gifted with uh a thing that i was suddenly amazing at like i look at some some up-and-coming

00:39:32.340 singers like especially the young ones the artists like like uh little tecca billy eilish

00:39:36.960 uh little mosey and these people just have it they're fucking cool they have a lot of talent

00:39:41.620 they can they their voices are angelic right off the bat and that was never me uh i wonder i what

00:39:48.280 but I wonder if any of those,

00:39:49.500 those people were just right off the bat singing like that,

00:39:53.000 or they had to actually develop and go to classes and all that stuff.

00:39:57.000 For sure. The, the, the overnight success happens, you know, in,

00:40:00.900 in 10 years of work, but I would, I,

00:40:04.000 I have to believe that like Billy Eilish who's been singing and making music

00:40:08.660 since, since he was 14,

00:40:09.900 like some sort of God given innate ability to do this at the highest level at

00:40:15.180 14, 15 years old. Like that's, that's some next level,

00:40:17.840 like outer worldly shit that i just a kid from cleveland ohio do not do not have and it's actually 0.89

00:40:23.560 a message that well mgk kind of has it like if you watch like uh mgk's like instagram like 0.98

00:40:29.380 machine gun kelly yeah for sure i mean the guy is immensely talented like he'll just start spitting

00:40:34.260 like bars and then he'll he'll go play guitar he'll go play drums for sure i was like i was

00:40:38.700 like my god this guy is there anything this guy can't do no he's amazing but you also he's

00:40:43.040 he's been doing it forever

00:40:45.540 but he's young

00:40:47.220 he's really young so it's like

00:40:49.320 how did this guy get to such an elite

00:40:51.500 level so quick

00:40:52.740 did you see him out Jack Harlow

00:40:55.760 the Jack Harlow beat on Instagram

00:40:57.300 he murdered

00:40:58.360 that what's popping 0.72

00:41:00.940 beat on his Instagram and then he went 0.99

00:41:03.480 and beat the fucking Nelk boys at Beer Pong 1.00

00:41:05.240 what can't the guy do 1.00

00:41:06.360 that's an all around

00:41:07.940 he played Tommy Lee

00:41:11.380 to perfection

00:41:12.080 Oh, my God, that movie's incredible.

00:41:14.380 And Bird Box, too.

00:41:15.780 MGK is a dude who is good at things.

00:41:18.060 He probably picks something up,

00:41:20.260 and he's just slightly above average than the average person.

00:41:23.520 We did the All-Star game.

00:41:25.880 We did the All-Star game in Cleveland for Major League Baseball this year.

00:41:31.860 It was Cleveland versus the World.

00:41:33.020 Why you weren't there, I do not know.

00:41:35.240 What did I do?

00:41:36.940 I did a softball.

00:41:38.100 I don't think it was that one.

00:41:39.220 You were supposed to go to it, and then something happened.

00:41:42.080 yeah it was a Cleveland versus the world and MGK was there and MGK played phenomenally and

00:41:48.700 literally when we were running out he goes hey they want me to go to like uh like shortstop or

00:41:53.200 you ask a position and I go it's it's over there I was like oh my god I was like and then he played

00:41:59.260 so well and I was like nah yeah some some people are like by the way since you are from Cleveland

00:42:03.720 when I was there my glove they gave me a brand new glove Kenny Lofton I was like god this glove is

00:42:09.060 so hard to hard to close yeah kenny lufton came over he goes here give me that glove

00:42:12.880 and broke in my glove nice so i can play i was like that's awesome that's that's a box checked

00:42:20.260 for sure uh right you know who else is is i good at good at things is bieber bieber's bieber justin

00:42:28.000 bieber is good at things like and he comes to mind because uh we had a trainer overlap in boxing

00:42:33.280 and his trainer was like yo it's justin bieber but he can hit pads the longest more than my 0.99

00:42:38.700 boxers and then you know like he's really a bird he's a saint right yeah he just he's good as shit 0.98

00:42:42.820 i think something how long have you been boxing for uh damn two two years now two years how do 0.98

00:42:49.780 you like it i love it and it's unfortunate that i love it because it's dangerous so uh in high

00:42:54.400 school i got i got into a fight and my dad was like all right like you need to learn how to like

00:43:03.040 really protect yourself so he got me in boxing classes so i took a bunch of boxing classes uh

00:43:08.120 from my all the way through my senior year the entire time like i would go to basketball practice

00:43:12.720 as soon as i don't basketball practice go straight to boxing practice i used to practice against this 0.96

00:43:17.180 guy and spar against this guy that was like 6'6 250 pounds and just he would just beat that crap

00:43:23.740 out of me uh but i loved it like i enjoyed it there was something about it that i really enjoyed

00:43:28.780 and my uncle uh grew i kind of grew up with it because my uncle was a professional boxer he was

00:43:34.500 like nico the golden greek but you wouldn't know he is but in cleveland he won the uh the golden

00:43:39.480 gloves and all that stuff so he's in like the boxing hall of fame for ohio uh so i kind of

00:43:44.700 grew up with it and then uh and then i in college i was a theta chi and there was like a barroom

00:43:50.940 brawlers and i went three and oh won it for us and then uh now i'm looking for uh i'm looking

00:43:56.680 for like a trainer to like basically do some hand-to-hand combat nice um just because i don't

00:44:02.860 know i like it it's it's enjoyable it kind of releases a lot of stress for sure and uh endorphins

00:44:08.660 i guess you could say for me i have uh like a like add and so i get bored really easy and boxing is

00:44:14.920 uh so much more fun than like the monotonous picking up and putting down weights you know

00:44:20.840 and and i don't know hitting things is i like the fact that it's a real life skill it's practical

00:44:26.860 like when you lift weights like what and you exercise by the way everyone exercise obviously

00:44:31.700 but not is it for aesthetics which is totally fine but for me i can box i can look good because

00:44:39.140 i'm getting a workout and i'm actually like learning how to defend myself and i've said

00:44:42.880 this before on this show um i would recommend everyone take some sort of combat sport class

00:44:48.200 when i was in high school i was i was the smallest guy and i didn't i had this fear of being beaten

00:44:55.300 up in a school in a school fight so i was like fuck it i'm gonna i'm gonna learn how to fight 0.97

00:44:58.860 I'm going to wrestle. I'm going to take jujitsu classes. I'm going to learn how to strike and, uh, 0.99

00:45:03.520 just being able to protect myself. Like, even as like my friends call me shrimp,

00:45:07.260 my confidence skyrocketed because I was, I was just, I was just comfortable in my own body.

00:45:11.700 And like, that's probably part of the reason I love combat sports so much is because I have

00:45:15.320 like an affinity for like what they've done and how they've changed my life.

00:45:19.360 For sure. Definitely. Like when I, when my girls, uh, grow up, I definitely want to get them. Like,

00:45:25.420 uh one of my my friends is uh henner gracie who uh runs basically the gracie academy yep and he's

00:45:32.080 like uh you know as soon as they're i think it's like four you know you can sign them up for uh

00:45:37.640 brazilian jiu-jitsu and watching some of their stuff on their instagram you know just to protect

00:45:43.460 uh so my girls will know how to protect themselves you know at all times that's one of the things 0.91

00:45:48.760 that i look at and i go that's number one like i want them to be able to handle themselves for

00:45:53.160 in case they're ever in a situation that they need it for sure for sure uh yo uh i don't know

00:46:00.260 we talked about a lot of stuff whoo yeesh what's your plan for the rest of the quarantine doing

00:46:06.320 anything fun am i doing anything fun i feel like i'm doing everything uh like what's fun for me is

00:46:13.200 to hang out with my girls monroe and madison and hang out with my wife marise so we we've been

00:46:17.880 really you know enjoying it like yesterday uh you know or i don't know when you're airing this but

00:46:23.900 easter yeah we uh we uh we we colored donuts so instead of coloring eggs we colored donuts

00:46:31.260 and you know my daughter loves to draw and loves to paint stuff and my other daughter is entertained

00:46:36.680 by her so uh because she's only two and the other one's only six months so uh you know we just find

00:46:42.620 things to entertain ourselves with and uh i've just been enjoying you know the family time you

00:46:46.960 know what else i've been enjoying about this like my mind is always racing it's always going always

00:46:51.600 going always going there's there's actually a moment here where i really feel like i can actually

00:46:56.600 press pause and kind of just let my brain relax which it's not used to doing and uh so it's

00:47:03.560 actually given me an opportunity to kind of relax yeah very cool man i hope everyone takes this time

00:47:08.580 to to kind of unplug for a little bit because if this is good for one thing it's definitely good

00:47:13.760 for like finding yourself

00:47:14.860 or something new

00:47:15.740 that you love to do.

00:47:17.280 Exactly.

00:47:17.880 Like, you know,

00:47:18.320 just say you don't have a hobby,

00:47:19.840 you can find a hobby.

00:47:20.700 Yep.

00:47:21.020 You know, look on the internet,

00:47:22.140 you can find anything

00:47:22.820 and you can learn how to do something

00:47:24.160 and you have time to do it now.

00:47:25.480 Yep.

00:47:25.900 Yep.

00:47:26.160 Totally.

00:47:26.580 All right.

00:47:26.760 Well, dude, thanks for coming on, man.

00:47:28.040 I appreciate you taking the time.

00:47:29.840 For sure.

00:47:30.280 Thank you very much.

00:47:31.120 I appreciate it.

00:47:32.020 Enjoy everything

00:47:32.820 and go Browns. 0.75

00:47:35.620 And where can I find you on Instagram?

00:47:38.280 At Mike the Miz.

00:47:39.600 That makes sense.

00:47:40.360 All right, brother.

00:47:40.900 Thank you so much.

00:47:41.600 Again, appreciate you, man.

00:47:42.520 Stay safe.

00:47:43.000 Stay healthy.

00:47:44.340 Sounds like a plan.

00:47:45.140 Later, bud.

00:47:45.540 All right.

00:47:45.740 Peace, homie.

00:47:47.080 I like that guy.

00:47:48.060 What a nice dude. 0.99

00:47:48.700 Cool fucking dude. 0.99

00:47:50.280 Cool dude. 1.00

00:47:50.960 You could tell when you start to hit it off with the guests when like halfway through 0.99

00:47:55.020 you just start talking about just random shit. 0.97

00:47:56.860 Like we don't even talk about wrestling anymore. 0.99

00:47:58.440 Go Browns, huh?

00:47:59.960 Yeah.

00:48:00.680 Six and ten last year, seven and eight years.

00:48:02.600 That's probably enough out of you.

00:48:03.640 It's called improvements.

00:48:04.420 You got to get better than you are.

00:48:06.840 Don't go any further back than like, I don't know, two years on the Browns record.

00:48:10.340 Oh, don't talk about 2017?

00:48:11.920 That's okay.

00:48:13.140 No, I like that guy.

00:48:14.140 I think the one thing that you, him, Justin, and MGK all have in common is you're so obsessed with the thing that you're putting your energy into that it doesn't matter how long it takes, how much effort, how much energy.

00:48:27.180 You're going to do your best, and you're going to learn how to be the best at it.

00:48:30.580 Obsession.

00:48:31.380 It's a healthy obsession.

00:48:33.600 You have to find that spark of interest, though, at least.

00:48:36.140 because like you know it's hard it's hard if i don't like something i have three to ten seconds

00:48:41.360 before i i stopped doing it but that's good because you know that you're not going to be

00:48:44.920 willing to put the time into it yeah yeah but like today when you were doing log rolling and you

00:48:49.200 tried to stand on a log for more than 10 seconds or what yeah for 10 seconds and you only got to

00:48:53.360 like seven seconds yeah how did you feel about that it's so hard it's so hard but but i i within

00:48:59.440 like the first 15 minutes i looked at danny i was like and sometimes this happens when we're doing

00:49:02.780 our shit i'm like yo this one's fun this one's like real life fun and for some reason rolling

00:49:07.380 around logs in a river i enjoyed so yeah we we did that for two hours i think if we uh take that to 0.99

00:49:13.220 the ranch at the lake and just get a big log we have a ranch regatta and then we have log rolling 0.70

00:49:18.680 competition that's gonna be awesome just a giant fucking log for like seven of us to go on huge 0.81

00:49:23.460 that's gonna be sick if you love it that much you could be the best i mean to max point dude i said 0.92

00:49:27.200 on uh on a show the other day that i did in the interim um you work harder than anybody you work

00:49:33.920 i mean and i bet you that's a i bet you that's a uh reoccurring factor between all those people 0.98

00:49:39.200 that we were just talking about you know it's it's it's not always some like insane fucking 0.65

00:49:43.220 talent like he's funnier he's this or he you work harder than anyone else well when we first got to 0.87

00:49:48.860 la jake would always say to me hard work beats talent and for the longest for the longest time

00:49:55.200 I disagree with him because I look at

00:49:57.120 the rappers who have one hit

00:49:59.200 song and all they really have to do

00:50:01.080 you go to the studio

00:50:02.380 you have a good voice that you were born

00:50:05.340 with and

00:50:06.200 I thought that was a conversation

00:50:09.320 to have and it's just not. Hard work

00:50:11.360 always beats talent

00:50:13.060 and when you have the talent that works hard

00:50:15.400 that's a rap

00:50:16.380 that's when you get like a Drake

00:50:18.300 Graham or Drake Bell

00:50:19.380 Drake Bell

00:50:20.600 Alexander Graham Bell

00:50:23.360 That's when you get the guy who made the telephone.

00:50:26.960 Drake Graham.

00:50:28.040 Aubrey Graham Drake.

00:50:29.360 Aubrey Alexander Graham.

00:50:32.460 Anyways.

00:50:35.520 I think it might have something to do too

00:50:38.480 with the transition to non-traditional media.

00:50:41.840 I think at one point talent was probably closer

00:50:45.160 to being everything

00:50:45.860 because you had to impress some vocal coach.

00:50:47.960 You had to impress some room of video execs.

00:50:51.320 Because they had the tools.

00:50:52.580 and they had the keys

00:50:54.460 now that every creator has the keys

00:50:57.380 the internet and the entertainment world

00:50:59.420 as we know it today

00:51:00.320 favors consistency

00:51:02.440 and they favor hard work

00:51:04.620 and they favor you showing up

00:51:06.020 every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 0.99

00:51:07.540 when you say you're going to drop a fucking vlog 0.99

00:51:09.260 and so you have always showed up 0.99

00:51:12.000 and that's a huge part of what makes you

00:51:13.860 as powerful as you are

00:51:15.000 that's one strong word right there

00:51:17.780 consistency

00:51:18.640 I think talent can get wasted if you're not consistent with it

00:51:22.580 for sure oh yeah for sure that's it we see it all the time we see it all the time we were talking

00:51:26.360 about it yesterday it could honestly could happen to me at any at any point like it honestly could

00:51:31.460 happen to me at any point like i i consider myself i would hope you guys consider me to be a funny guy

00:51:35.940 and and and talented at whatever i do but honestly like there are a lot of days where i get up and

00:51:40.720 i'm like you never have those i power through them but you never have those like you always 0.96

00:51:47.900 show up bro no no no no i have those days where i doubt myself to the fucking t bro yesterday 0.96

00:51:57.120 actually i yes this whole weekend i have my mind hasn't been racing like like it usually does 0.96

00:52:04.080 which kind of makes it hard to host a podcast when you don't we're not having thoughts about

00:52:08.240 anything like like really like i don't know if it's this quarantine i've been locked down for

00:52:12.020 too long oh you know honestly it might be him i've devoted all my energy card now huh your dad 0.94

00:52:17.420 i've literally devoted all my energy to this fucking parrot and so anyways um no yesterday 0.91

00:52:22.380 i was like i have no idea how i'm gonna go on a podcast but what i always rely on is is that spine 0.96

00:52:29.060 of knowing who you are and what you're capable of and there's a flip that switch when you're doing

00:52:33.460 that thing that sparks your instincts and i this is like i don't know talking in front of cameras

00:52:39.580 it does that for me and so i always even though yesterday i'm literally like i have no idea how

00:52:43.500 gonna do it i know as soon as these lights come on come on and we start rolling yeah we're gonna

00:52:47.680 be good to go and then you get momentum and then you keep going you rock and roll keep going keep

00:52:50.760 going precisely oh because now we're coming not onto the end of the ms interview but onto the

00:52:56.560 end of what we talked about after the ms interview right tricky dude it's like a choose your own

00:53:02.300 adventure book where everyone loses yep we should just i'll read those adventure books and go back

00:53:08.760 to see to try to win you know what i'm saying like if i knew i was going down the wrong path

00:53:12.420 and I was dying

00:53:12.900 like in Goosebumps

00:53:13.580 I will go back

00:53:14.900 and read

00:53:15.300 so I win

00:53:15.880 like when

00:53:16.820 Black Mirror

00:53:17.680 put out

00:53:18.100 Vanderpump Rules

00:53:19.140 watched

00:53:19.520 no

00:53:20.380 it was the one

00:53:21.940 video game episode

00:53:22.780 Slander Mump

00:53:24.060 what was it called

00:53:24.800 what was it called 1.00

00:53:25.240 fucking mother fudger 1.00

00:53:26.540 what 1.00

00:53:27.760 way to censor

00:53:28.880 half of your sentence

00:53:29.620 Mike you're approving

00:53:30.500 video game episode

00:53:32.080 what

00:53:32.500 Striking Vipers

00:53:33.700 no

00:53:34.080 no

00:53:34.480 please not that one

00:53:36.300 no I know

00:53:36.740 choose your own adventure

00:53:38.040 you should have typed in

00:53:38.760 no I know

00:53:39.120 but I watched

00:53:40.240 I went down all the paths

00:53:41.460 I had to go back

00:53:42.800 Because when the guy

00:53:43.900 Would get unhappy

00:53:44.640 Because I chose the wrong one

00:53:45.680 I was like

00:53:45.920 We gotta go fix this

00:53:46.840 Yeah right

00:53:47.200 What else

00:53:47.840 What other programs

00:53:48.600 Have you been watching

00:53:49.300 Tiger King

00:53:51.320 How are we gonna do this

00:53:52.920 I don't know

00:53:53.420 We

00:53:53.740 We

00:53:54.140 We

00:53:54.980 We

00:53:55.140 We 1.00

00:53:55.880 We suck 1.00

00:53:56.540 In general 1.00

00:53:58.420 It just 0.99

00:53:59.100 It's fucking 0.99

00:54:00.620 Two 0.99

00:54:01.580 Three months 1.00

00:54:02.560 After the shit was hot 0.99

00:54:03.800 And we're like 0.99

00:54:04.540 Well

00:54:04.880 Everybody else 0.99

00:54:05.660 Fucking watched 1.00

00:54:06.680 My grandmother 1.00

00:54:07.300 Watched it already

00:54:08.400 Here's what I'm gonna say

00:54:09.120 Like

00:54:09.460 You didn't even finish it

00:54:11.060 I couldn't, because I realized five episodes in, I go, there is no real takeaway from this.

00:54:20.300 It is a drama slash comedy made to entertain you with no conclusion.

00:54:25.940 Here's the conclusion. 1.00

00:54:27.040 Everyone's fucking crazy. 1.00

00:54:28.700 Nuts. 1.00

00:54:29.500 They're crazy. 0.99

00:54:30.780 There doesn't have to be a conclusion. 0.97

00:54:32.860 I guess that's the main conclusion of it. 1.00

00:54:34.460 I mean, to your point, these people are all fucking crazy. 0.99

00:54:37.680 but i think everybody that watches that series comes out of it with a certain thought about 0.99

00:54:43.980 some of the people on it and i had a very very specific list of the people i hated most okay

00:54:50.620 what is it if you watch that series and anyone above is is on your list above the number one spot

00:54:59.500 above Carole Baskin 0.99

00:55:01.720 you are a psychopath 1.00

00:55:02.660 I 1.00

00:55:03.040 hate that lady 1.00

00:55:05.440 I fucking hate Carole Baskin 1.00

00:55:08.340 I fucking hate her bro 1.00

00:55:10.380 I wake up some days 1.00

00:55:11.460 and I'm like 1.00

00:55:11.740 I fuck it for whatever reason 1.00

00:55:13.040 cause by the way 1.00

00:55:13.720 she was probably trying to do good

00:55:15.680 she was probably trying to help out

00:55:17.220 but

00:55:17.740 how about what?

00:55:19.220 she wanted to fix all the 1.00

00:55:20.720 the laws on 0.74

00:55:21.680 Big Cat Rescue 0.99

00:55:22.740 bro she breaks all the laws 0.99

00:55:24.040 breaks them all herself 1.00

00:55:25.080 she's the biggest hypocrite 1.00

00:55:26.060 I've ever seen in my life 1.00

00:55:27.160 then

00:55:27.640 number two

00:55:28.640 carol basket killed her husband whacked him can't convince me that it didn't happen 1.00

00:55:36.140 fed him to tigers they snacking what's happening carol basket damn it's a slapper slapper thank 1.00

00:55:43.800 you tiktok number two the fucking her new husband this motherfucker he's number two number two this 1.00

00:55:52.700 dude people have called me a simp people have called me a simp and i've even at times been 1.00

00:55:58.900 like fuck it i'll just play around and own the word this dude is the king of the fucking simps 0.99

00:56:03.320 show me this dude this guy show me this dude he made you you see that fucking this guy it does 1.00

00:56:08.720 not matter what that woman says he is he is sucking her dick dude 24 i hate that fucking guy dude 1.00

00:56:16.320 number two on the fucking list that guy look at his blank fucking stare dude this is like well 1.00

00:56:22.420 They tried to come at us and we just put in more money to our lawyers. 1.00

00:56:26.600 I hate that motherfucker. 1.00

00:56:28.460 He looks like a dude who would say he's been anally probed by aliens. 1.00

00:56:32.040 Oh, yeah.

00:56:32.520 Oh, yeah.

00:56:33.000 Everyone on the show, by the way, could have at one point or another.

00:56:35.540 Quite possibly, yeah. 0.73

00:56:35.860 And these two, my two number one and number two, produced a picture that is infamous of her holding him on a leash. 0.91

00:56:43.720 Oh, my God.

00:56:44.520 And I don't know when this will air, but me and Lana are recreating the photo.

00:56:49.620 You're lying.

00:56:49.800 Dead serious. 0.76

00:56:50.360 You're lying.

00:56:50.820 Dead serious.

00:56:51.340 That photo right there.

00:56:52.420 Yep, yep. 0.97

00:56:54.000 Lana has the wedding dress, the flower crown, and the outfit and the leash.

00:56:58.440 Ready.

00:56:58.860 Are you mad that this dude kind of looks like you in this picture? 1.00

00:57:02.020 That is fucked. 1.00

00:57:03.020 That's fucked. 1.00

00:57:03.700 I'm not wrong. 1.00

00:57:04.400 And I can't have that be said to me today because it upsets me.

00:57:08.580 I ain't wrong.

00:57:09.680 Come on.

00:57:11.160 You get Harry Potter glasses and some salt and pepper hair and a little cheetah Tarzan outfit,

00:57:16.520 you're going to be good to go.

00:57:17.700 And so we're taking it on the beach.

00:57:18.980 I think we're renting a house on Malibu to get the picture done. 0.97

00:57:20.860 It's going to be fucking crazy. 0.98

00:57:21.560 Oh, my God. 0.98

00:57:22.200 Who's number three?

00:57:22.880 Number three, to make it quick and final, the dude Jeff Lowe.

00:57:26.060 The dude Jeff Lowe that he befriends. 0.99

00:57:28.040 Scumbag. 1.00

00:57:28.680 Scumbag. 1.00

00:57:29.380 Just emits, emits fucking scum, dude. 1.00

00:57:34.280 Just emits it from every orifice of his body, dude. 1.00

00:57:37.780 He just breathes, breathes scumbag. 1.00

00:57:40.500 This dude, you could just tell in the way he talks. 1.00

00:57:43.180 Bro, bro, he would throw exotic Vegas parties in his hotel room

00:57:46.520 and have the tigers wheeled in little suitcases. 0.86

00:57:49.640 To be the thing that brought the girls in. 0.99

00:57:51.340 He was getting head and having sex 1.00

00:57:54.860 And orgies based off the strength of his little kitties 1.00

00:57:57.460 How many dudes 0.99

00:57:58.480 He said a little kitty gets you 0.94

00:58:00.680 A lot of kitty

00:58:02.060 And he went like this 1.00

00:58:03.180 He's just a fucking grind ball 1.00

00:58:06.260 How many dudes do you know that have gotten dogs 1.00

00:58:08.680 Oh sure

00:58:10.320 It's just a little more exotic

00:58:12.560 With a tiger

00:58:13.120 Alright who's number 4

00:58:15.540 I mean if there was going to be a number 4

00:58:18.160 I guess it would be

00:58:19.100 it's gotta be Joe Exotic dude

00:58:21.080 come on 0.60

00:58:21.400 come on

00:58:22.100 come on

00:58:23.200 and maybe it's

00:58:24.300 and maybe it's

00:58:25.480 the way he was painted

00:58:26.440 in this series

00:58:27.960 but

00:58:28.880 you kinda gotta feel bad

00:58:30.500 for the guy

00:58:31.180 so I didn't

00:58:32.300 I didn't

00:58:32.660 finish watching

00:58:33.780 right

00:58:34.180 so

00:58:34.420 mind you

00:58:35.760 I've only seen

00:58:36.500 what I've seen

00:58:37.300 and have yet to have

00:58:38.620 any inkling of an idea

00:58:39.860 that Joe Exotic

00:58:40.540 might be pardoned

00:58:41.580 but bro

00:58:42.220 when you burn

00:58:43.700 your alligators

00:58:44.540 first

00:58:44.680 when you burn

00:58:46.260 your alligators

00:58:47.040 oh because

00:58:47.520 because they said

00:58:48.380 that he was the reason that that that he started the fire for the warehouse yeah that's like that's

00:58:53.900 like one of three things that he did i'm killed a bunch of big tigers i'm just like at what at 0.89

00:58:58.220 what point dude is he just not a good person i get he's a funny meme and shit but in real life 0.99

00:59:03.300 like yo fuck this dude fuck this yeah no i get it i get it but i think why he wasn't at the top 0.98

00:59:07.940 of my list was one because he's kind of the crafted protagonist of the program yes yes and 0.99

00:59:12.820 also because he to me at a lot of times he just the way he is the way he acts seems like the

00:59:18.220 lesser of the evils and so you're right maybe maybe he is for maybe he is for i hate to say

00:59:23.240 that i'm joe if you're watching this i know you're not i know you're not watching impulsive 0.99

00:59:27.720 but joe exotica if you're watching this program you you fucked up you fucked up bad dude also i 0.98

00:59:34.180 found out that um his his infamous music videos it's not even him singing really yeah we've been 0.99

00:59:38.960 led down a path of lies i mean but but he's killed five cats um also him him attempting

00:59:48.020 to off carol basket like come on that was guys what's what are we doing here i mean his big 0.99

00:59:56.300 fuck up there was a dude he hired i mean that guy was that guy was five sheets of the fucking 1.00

01:00:00.620 did you see that guy just completely i mean he would you know what i will say dick for a crack 0.99

01:00:05.580 rock he's not a hit man yeah facts good on the uh the directors and creators of the show oh my god 0.51

01:00:12.120 i've never seen a narrative crafted in such a in such a brilliant way where they were the characters

01:00:17.680 the characters tell the story

01:00:19.820 there's no narrator

01:00:20.700 it's the characters all telling their stories against each other

01:00:23.740 it's fascinating

01:00:24.680 it's like a David Dobrik vlog but with methamphetamine

01:00:27.320 like all the characters are the storytellers

01:00:30.260 so when I watch

01:00:31.760 I'm watching

01:00:33.060 because I'm learning

01:00:34.700 there's one guy specifically who sometimes

01:00:37.800 appears on camera

01:00:38.720 the guy talks like this

01:00:41.640 smokes the cigarette

01:00:42.880 I probably shouldn't be doing that

01:00:44.380 not that guy

01:00:46.660 And by the way, I also, I, I, I made a noseplug joke when the guy talks like this and when

01:00:52.260 I was the producer of Joe's TV show, we make it out alive on it or not.

01:00:55.460 Is that cool?

01:00:56.280 I don't know.

01:00:56.760 Maybe it's gotta be deviated septum from cocaine use.

01:00:59.360 Do we, and do it, but I'm also not talking about him.

01:01:01.260 I'm talking about the dude who created the show tiger King.

01:01:04.280 Oh, the guy, the other guy that appears weirdly.

01:01:07.200 Sometimes you'll see him, you'll hear him ask questions off camera.

01:01:11.180 So, so this is, it's, it's, it's social manipulation.

01:01:15.520 he'll ask certain things to get people to say sound bites that work for his narrative that is

01:01:21.520 perfectly crafted in his mind it's brilliant he'll have them repeat something you hear one of

01:01:27.460 one of the times he's like can you say what you just said and the person just nonchalantly says

01:01:31.120 that like incriminates or like uh furthers the agenda that he's trying to tell it's it's brilliant

01:01:37.040 so for that reason i i really enjoyed watching how this this story was was um craft crafted yeah

01:01:44.180 The one person I will say, or the one scene that I think, I hope everybody would agree makes the entire show,

01:01:50.960 is I think the guy that you're talking about that got asked to say the same thing again is the pudgy fat dude with the hair.

01:01:57.780 In episode seven, this man rides a jet ski in what is one of the greatest scenes in television history.

01:02:07.540 Please, please try to find it.

01:02:08.940 Please try to find it.

01:02:09.800 It makes the whole show.

01:02:11.000 It makes the whole show.

01:02:11.980 it's the most important just write jet ski scene tiger king and see if it pops up what happened

01:02:17.360 you wrote fat pudgy man tiger king jet ski scene tiger king oh my god yes no way oh my god this

01:02:26.280 just comes out of nowhere no way there's just no way

01:02:41.980 I'm like, why?

01:02:43.820 And just so you know, that's not the music.

01:02:45.860 I'm like, why?

01:02:46.280 They replaced the music because it was like,

01:02:48.560 I think it was Welcome to the Danger Zone.

01:02:50.880 It was the only copyrighted, but that scene,

01:02:54.460 and I think a lot of people have echoed that narrative out there,

01:02:57.020 that scene made the show.

01:02:58.500 I mean, what an incredible, incredible optical illusion of sorts

01:03:03.880 of just what life can be like if you're a pudgy potato on a jet ski.

01:03:09.560 Have you seen Eastbound and Down?

01:03:10.840 Classic.

01:03:11.240 he reminds me exactly there's a scene of kenny powers on his leopard printed jet ski just

01:03:15.560 ripping through a lake it's beautiful but yeah but just quick you know as a as an end piece on

01:03:20.220 our book a bookend and it's this show now it's dying down now and i don't know why why it took

01:03:26.060 us so long but this show created a ripple in time in space i mean all right that's probably good

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