Impaulsive with Logan Paul - E196 THE MOTHER OF THE PAUL BROTHERS - IMPAULSIVE EP. 196

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00:02:12.620 So all those people should shut the fuck up. 0.99

00:02:16.540 Yes. 1.00

00:02:17.220 Some lights.

00:02:17.980 Yeah.

00:02:18.560 And by the way, you know who you are. 0.98

00:02:20.720 you know as soon as you add dicks to it you ruin the whole like the whole flow of it bro we love 0.99

00:02:31.760 talking about dicks yeah i actually heavily disagree with you really yeah i think there's 0.99

00:02:35.740 a lot of uh a lot of girth in the subject matter that is cock why start in the dick sand that's 0.99

00:02:43.140 something to climb into and then get out of bad bad start welcome back to impulsive the number 0.99

00:02:46.980 one dick in the podcast in the world here we are we're back i'm not in the mood boys i'm not in 0.99

00:02:54.820 the fucking mood i'll tell you right now i'm a little i'm a little lethargic today yep uh that's 0.99

00:02:59.960 all you've been tenderizing that that meat of yours no actually here's why here's why you've 0.99

00:03:05.860 been beating it because i've been so maybe because i've been my masturbatory levels have been higher 0.98

00:03:10.400 than usual yeah but maybe because okay so i had a epiphany i had found myself getting a bit angrier

00:03:17.700 than usual i've been on the receiving end yeah right so yeah you you experience it and so

00:03:23.740 something's something's clearly off yeah and the only thing i've changed in my 25 years of 0.94

00:03:29.320 existence on this planet is the motherfucking ganja plant that good kush mary jane my friend 0.76

00:03:35.880 it's the only thing i've changed during this quarantine and i think i think it's finally 0.97

00:03:40.740 affecting me i think i've hit my weed cap remember i've been i've been joking like yo i'm a pothead

00:03:46.580 and i wanted to experiment with it it was smoking and see what it did to me see how i react if i

00:03:51.980 like it if i don't it was cool had some benefits but it appears that it may be affecting me

00:03:57.580 affecting me negatively now and so i stopped and i think i might be going through weed withdrawals

00:04:04.240 wow i'm sorry i have to laugh at that just someone who's going through actual withdrawals

00:04:08.300 they do exist yeah they do exist weed withdrawals do exist we me and him had this conversation about

00:04:12.240 this the other day and you know he was like i've been feeling like these certain feelings of whether

00:04:18.040 it be anxiety or frustration or anger or whatever just mood swings and i said this is unlike you

00:04:22.360 you you are the most headstrong individual i've ever met in my entire life you've never been able

00:04:26.040 to relate with relate to me on any of my issues because you don't have them and now that you have

00:04:30.140 them i started doing some contact tracing i started doing my investigative work and the one

00:04:35.080 thing i found was it's hard to imagine when you add in a drug that is meant to change the chemical

00:04:42.520 makeup of your brain and then you start experiencing experiencing symptoms of the makeup of the

00:04:47.840 chemical balance of your brain happening it's almost like those two are just right next to

00:04:52.380 each other dude it's just an easy and listen i'm not knocking weed relatively safe drug you got to

00:04:56.840 use it responsible and you have to be the right person for it but i think logan might be starting

00:05:00.980 to feel some of the uh some of those psychological withdrawals all started to add up i think so

00:05:05.920 and and i don't like it i don't i don't like the idea of being codependent on anything

00:05:10.880 there was one i coffee even i've been not drinking coffee these past two days because

00:05:15.120 i would notice when i smoke weed i got up a little groggy in order to get rid of the grogginess 0.95

00:05:21.460 i drink coffee so now i'm in this fucking weird ass cycle and i don't like it and so right now 0.97

00:05:26.240 you may be experiencing you know the uh version of me that is returning to the normal sociopath 0.98

00:05:33.200 such a crazy topic though because it's such it's such like uh jv type shit compared to like actual 0.86

00:05:42.320 and people watching this are gonna be like that's not true weed doesn't do that kind of stuff but 0.90

00:05:45.620 it surely has an effect and and and not only the effect of you stopping it but i started to notice 0.93

00:05:51.540 that you would just be like damn man like i think i'll just go downstairs and smoke some weed i'm 0.84

00:05:56.000 Like, do you really want to tonight? 0.99

00:05:57.740 And you're just like, I want to relax, man.

00:05:59.440 And you started like using that as a crutch.

00:06:01.020 Yeah, for sure.

00:06:01.380 For sure.

00:06:01.940 Which is just a telltale sign.

00:06:03.200 You got to be careful with it.

00:06:04.160 It's a drug like any other drug.

00:06:05.260 It can have the same kind of effects on you.

00:06:07.180 And in general, I don't, I know this about myself.

00:06:09.600 I don't mix well with drugs.

00:06:11.460 Logan Paul does not mix well with drugs.

00:06:13.660 There's a fact I know about myself.

00:06:15.540 And I, you know, I did the thing and now we're here.

00:06:19.420 But dude, I had a crippling anxiety attack the other night.

00:06:23.280 I've never had that in my life.

00:06:24.460 I can't believe that.

00:06:25.240 25 years crippling i didn't i didn't see any of this yo he wasn't here he was back in vegas 0.91

00:06:30.000 bad yeah i'm bad poor josie fucking rehabilitated me resuscitated me back to life thank god she 0.94

00:06:36.100 was bad dude well what started it um i just my mind was racing with thoughts that just bad bad 0.97

00:06:42.620 thoughts dude and like um real real unhealthy and i i told josie i was like yo this is this is

00:06:48.100 something's wrong something's something is off with me this has not happened you know me did you

00:06:53.060 smoke that day uh i don't think so that's what i'm saying i don't think so that's i think that

00:06:56.820 maybe the night before the night before because also you were you were partying a little bit too

00:07:01.860 and i did and i did tell him that uh hangover is is a culprit for that kind of action too but

00:07:07.300 something tells me that his massive increase over you know year over year on the amount of weed that

00:07:13.640 he's been intaking is is probably a a good you know and is the contributor that i think it is

00:07:20.120 you know i blame quarantine i only lose your mind well mind you i don't know i only started 0.81

00:07:24.380 at the beginning of the quarantine just like everyone else i was fucking bored like quarantine 0.99

00:07:27.680 sucks you're stuck in your home i might as well smoke right okay i did now i i'm i'm finding it 0.97

00:07:33.300 may not be the best thing for me it's cool for everyone who smokes like i i get it just make 0.99

00:07:38.120 sure you monitor yourself that's the one thing i'm good at one thing you guys are actually good

00:07:41.200 at holding me accountable the other night i was thinking about it you're like nah you should take

00:07:45.760 take a break for a bit like that one sentence that one sentence spurred me into what is now

00:07:50.220 my drive streak like i got you helped me immensely yeah weed heads weed heads will acknowledge that

00:07:55.340 too like they're not you know they're the first people to say yo just because it works for me

00:07:59.480 doesn't mean it's going to work for everybody they're very understanding and not everybody i

00:08:02.980 i personally can't smoke weed it fires up all those all those thoughts it gives me anxiety

00:08:07.640 even even an indica strain that's meant to put me to sleep for some reason i just don't tolerate it

00:08:11.780 well and so moderation is also a thing i'm not so good at i'm i'm zero maxing out every single

00:08:18.180 night as much as you possibly know no bueno speaking of no bueno yeah i hate to be the

00:08:24.700 one to say it because i took some heat in the comments it was perfect timing on the last episode

00:08:28.840 but we got some fake news not fake news fake news potentially potentially the the the noose

00:08:37.460 that was found in bubba wallace's garage according to an fbi investigation had been there since 2019

00:08:45.040 and uh and there would have been no way for someone to have known that he would be getting

00:08:51.960 that garage and so this has become a massive massive uh news story over the past 24 hours

00:08:58.460 the noose was at least what we're hearing now found out to be a classic garage hang

00:09:04.180 that you would pull a garage door down with supposedly supposedly and because i saw the

00:09:09.360 picture yeah and this was it oh i screenshotted it it was interesting because i saw it and

00:09:14.440 definitely looks like a noose like a little tiny noose like someone who may have been trying to

00:09:19.940 fuck with bubba wallace came in tied it up real quick and ran away but maybe not well so there's

00:09:23.780 maybe it is a garage pool well it's the person knew how to tie it not and they happen to tie that 0.97

00:09:28.320 but that's the thing i've like any other person who's dealt with mechanics motorized vehicles

00:09:33.960 and garages their entire life like a garage pool is a thing it does exist yeah i've never seen a

00:09:37.920 garage pool in that shape sure so there's there's video evidence from this fbi investigation that

00:09:42.480 that noose was actually in garage number four at that speedway since october 2019 that said 0.89

00:09:49.660 if bubba wallace thought it was a fucking noose and misspoke his anger or sadness or being scared 0.89

00:09:59.900 about it or upset about it is is warranted yeah for sure for sure and nascar did a great job 0.97

00:10:05.520 handling it the ride the drivers rallied behind bubba wallace and uh and so and so of course

00:10:11.900 the people who subscribe to fake news are using this as a a way to stick bubba wallace with jussie

00:10:18.780 smollier and turn this into to a massive fake news situation when in reality it could have

00:10:28.240 of miscommunication listen no movement is going to be perfect if if if one side has you know one

00:10:34.900 mess up i i would i think people should not go and call them out for it the only time i think 0.73

00:10:39.460 movements deserve to be called out is when they're wrong every single fucking day which we know 0.91

00:10:43.580 there's a couple of those going on right now where they're just they just lie 24 7 those movements 0.70

00:10:48.160 should be called out and you know i think there should be more of an investigation we'll get to

00:10:52.580 the bottom of it but you know like there's newscasters that are taking heat now for speaking

00:10:57.420 out in support of of bubba and well that's just a big old mess like we still support bubba in the

00:11:03.220 black lives matter movement like although it may potentially have been in uh error like an 0.95

00:11:09.820 misidentified rope we still support the fucking movement to the t and i don't i don't i don't 0.93

00:11:16.620 mind it like it was beautiful walking down the the track with the whole entire nascar 0.90

00:11:21.240 uh group following him it was awesome if it took an accident to make that uh gesture happen

00:11:28.320 is it i think it's good i mean they still walked in solidarity it's beautiful exactly what's not

00:11:32.880 good is like the jussie smollett thing like of course of course but it sucks now to see it you

00:11:37.880 know kind of slightly at least invalidated by uh by how it came to be you know and so people and

00:11:45.240 people only talk about the bad and that's like the biggest story of our of the news cycle that

00:11:49.500 we live in is people love to focus on the negatives you know so uh you know we'll follow

00:11:54.600 it but but evidently the the guy that i had uh hoped to fall down the stairs is off the hook

00:11:59.800 he's off the hook you don't have to fall down the stairs anymore now bubble wall says it's been an

00:12:04.440 emotional few days first off i want to say how relieved i am that the investigation revealed

00:12:07.760 that this wasn't what we feared it was i want to thank my team nascar and the fbi for acting

00:12:11.620 swiftly and treating this as a real threat i think we'll gladly take a little embarrassment over what

00:12:15.340 the alternatives could have been make no mistake though some will try this should not detract from

00:12:19.180 the show of unity we had on monday and the progress we've made as a sport to be more welcoming

00:12:22.960 environment for all of us so pretty much exactly what we said so all right cool cool all right well

00:12:27.800 so here we are we have a guest today very special woman in my life i love i love her a lot more than

00:12:35.060 any woman actually i ever um probably because she birthed me came came right out of her stomach 0.99

00:12:41.560 because i was a c-section i was a little troublemaking bitch from day one uh so ladies 0.97

00:12:46.060 and gentlemen without further ado i'd like to bring in my sweet sweet beloved mother good 0.97

00:12:51.320 morning family oh she's going the reverse route alex jones route we got an alex jones route

00:12:56.900 hi pam all right ma we love you wait a high five oh oh you're gonna kiss my cheek oh maybe some

00:13:03.980 lights for that some some some parents and kids kiss on the lips we've never been like that 0.93

00:13:08.440 she tried she fucking tried you've tried ma i will try again no what come on y'all have to 0.97

00:13:14.860 admit that's weird like when you see tom brady kissing his kid on the mouth this is a little 0.99

00:13:18.240 that's not for me i'm not a fan of it i'm not i mean look how much i love joe biden gets i love

00:13:22.660 you so much mom i'm never kissing you on the mouth okay oh my god well now i feel bad but 0.80

00:13:30.040 also i'm not a fucking weirdo so i get it i don't know why i do that i'll tell you why my parents 0.98

00:13:35.580 your your your whole family does it okay i've witnessed you kiss uh all your cousins on the 0.99

00:13:40.040 mouth uh you know just a kisser your friends and i i'm just that ain't me pam kiss that mic

00:13:46.420 kiss that mic get closer no no no not actually just stay close no no i know what these things

00:13:51.460 have been through i watch impulsive every episode every episode except for the recent one you did

00:14:00.120 because i was here and i just didn't have time do you enjoy the show i do is there ever times

00:14:04.740 where you're like damn what what has happened with my son's life how did he end up on the show 0.98

00:14:08.780 talking about dicks all that's one of the subjects like that gets me like going riled up it's like 0.99

00:14:15.400 constant talk about dicks and dicks we call it the dicks and because we get stuck in it yeah you 0.99

00:14:21.440 you do yeah it started there today yeah it's it's our fault and look we're even back here i blame 0.99

00:14:25.980 these two though i don't blame mac we mean he's obsessed with that's right peen well he doesn't

00:14:30.940 show that pam do you think that you could look any more like a mom if you try you were the most

00:14:37.440 You're a mom-looking mom.

00:14:38.760 And I mean that in the most respectful and honoring way.

00:14:41.380 What does that mean?

00:14:41.980 I don't know.

00:14:43.000 It's something about your demeanor, your, hello, everybody.

00:14:46.320 It's me, Pam.

00:14:47.560 Logan's mom.

00:14:47.980 Do I really have that accent?

00:14:49.920 Well, you know, the thing is, it's a very challenging accent to nail down.

00:14:54.940 But, you know.

00:14:55.860 It's the Ohio accent.

00:14:57.040 Apparently, we have a little twang with our A's.

00:14:59.280 Challenge, talent.

00:15:00.400 I could see that.

00:15:01.760 You know?

00:15:02.140 But that's not a mom thing that's in Ohio.

00:15:04.500 Well, I don't know what it is, exactly.

00:15:06.160 To be honest with you.

00:15:07.440 So now you're talking like you're from Mississippi.

00:15:08.740 I just think if you look in the dictionary,

00:15:11.600 there's the word mom,

00:15:12.520 there's probably a picture of you right next to it.

00:15:14.720 Really?

00:15:15.140 Yeah, definitely.

00:15:15.940 You're a great mom.

00:15:16.540 And because of how loving, supportive,

00:15:19.280 you have all those very mom-ish,

00:15:21.960 you're not Amish, you're mom-ish. 0.72

00:15:23.620 Okay. 0.97

00:15:24.180 You know?

00:15:25.420 You're mom-ish.

00:15:26.300 When you were in high school,

00:15:27.980 did you think, wow, I'm going to be a great mom?

00:15:30.640 Not ever.

00:15:31.500 Or are we just trying to be a teenager girl doing gymnastics?

00:15:33.700 I was trying to be an athlete.

00:15:35.320 I never thought about marriage or

00:15:37.760 being a mom

00:15:38.860 we made an interesting choice with the marriage I gotta say

00:15:41.240 I'm glad

00:15:41.820 you came out

00:15:44.900 Jake

00:15:45.520 but you were an athlete in high school

00:15:48.180 what's that look

00:15:49.580 I said that's pretty good

00:15:51.000 yes I was

00:15:54.240 is that where Jake got it from

00:15:56.440 I would say me but I lost

00:15:58.140 my fight

00:15:59.120 one fight does not constitute being a bad athlete

00:16:02.060 you had a bad break

00:16:03.080 I didn't lose two fights

00:16:05.540 Alright easy Andre

00:16:06.420 I'm all one and one

00:16:07.600 And by the way

00:16:08.180 I'm pretty sure you won both fights

00:16:09.740 Oh 0.95

00:16:10.520 Clip it bread match

00:16:12.420 Clip it bread match

00:16:14.360 So there

00:16:15.280 Clip it up

00:16:15.700 Technically

00:16:16.760 Yes

00:16:17.940 See

00:16:18.560 Thank you Milton

00:16:19.780 Thanks for backing me

00:16:20.340 What a sure Dakota

00:16:20.820 You can't change your past

00:16:21.880 You can't even change your future

00:16:23.040 Because it didn't happen yet

00:16:24.460 Fist me

00:16:25.180 What are you here

00:16:25.840 Yes 0.93

00:16:26.400 Don't fist me

00:16:28.060 I'm Pam

00:16:28.640 I'm so sorry

00:16:29.420 But yes

00:16:30.500 To answer your question

00:16:31.500 That is

00:16:32.660 i think why you and jake are good athletes really not just me or your family you're the generations

00:16:39.660 before me so so tell me like i didn't just become an athlete like yeah but growing up i remember i

00:16:45.260 loved running oh i felt i felt so fast yeah i remember telling you i was like mom i think i

00:16:49.920 have like a thing i was like five yeah six i was like i think i'm fast when me and mac would race

00:16:54.780 in the playground and yeah turns out what grandpa spike rest in peace it was grandpa spike and his

00:17:02.060 dad grandpa rib um uncle dave was very fast sorry was that grandpa rib well yeah his real name was

00:17:08.320 wilbur oh yeah and the middle initials are don't ask me where they came rib some somebody could

00:17:14.480 explain that in the family but i have the same thing with my auntie clavicle so i completely

00:17:18.960 understand completely understand where you're coming from here okay anyway so pam who's your

00:17:25.100 favorite kid i'm so sad you know i just i it's a question that came in from twitter it's the main

00:17:30.620 question and i and twitter yeah you're watching twitter yeah social media oh okay but um

00:17:37.400 who is my favorite kid milton oh nice no barely any resemblance yeah

00:17:45.360 mac is my favorite i'm sorry i'm sorry you don't have to go back you're an athlete both my boys

00:17:53.300 but surely you lean towards jake a little more admit it no i surely don't admit it no you always

00:17:59.400 have he's the baby so i feel like sometimes it seems like that and he needs more support and

00:18:07.340 emotion in that and so i feel like that's why you perceive that okay you have never needed

00:18:13.940 like that's not really true i mean obviously you need mother love and stuff but motherly love but

00:18:21.020 it's different with you you're not as emotional he's a sociopath you're not he's not an sociopath

00:18:27.120 Let's call a spade a spade.

00:18:28.380 The kid doesn't need a brick wall as a human.

00:18:30.420 Not anymore?

00:18:32.040 No.

00:18:32.740 You're really loosened up.

00:18:34.840 Becoming more loving and thoughtful.

00:18:36.800 Yeah.

00:18:38.280 So maybe now you'll need my support more because I think you have grown a lot in the last few years over that.

00:18:46.140 What about you, Ma?

00:18:47.220 What about me?

00:18:47.780 Has it been hard to go from regular Ohio mother to the mom of two of the most controversial

00:18:56.720 social media stars on the planet?

00:18:58.720 I try not to think about it.

00:19:00.180 But it's just the reality of the situation.

00:19:01.880 It's just what it is.

00:19:03.380 A lot of people ask me that question, and it's just what it evolved to.

00:19:07.840 You and Jake were always destined to be something big, I think.

00:19:13.360 That was my thought.

00:19:15.800 I don't say it or express it.

00:19:17.140 It was just a feeling, but I didn't know it would be like this, obviously, but I knew

00:19:24.140 that you would do something amazing, and it just evolved into this.

00:19:27.280 The part that's hard is the negativity and all the hate and everything you do is in the

00:19:36.180 spotlight, and then you get really, really beat down for it, and that's the hard part

00:19:45.340 as a mom because look

00:19:46.640 every single person out there

00:19:48.740 all the haters, all the people that

00:19:50.560 are after you and Jake for everything you do

00:19:53.340 wrong

00:19:53.680 are not perfect people and as soon

00:19:57.180 as they're perfect then they can

00:19:58.940 complain about you

00:20:00.240 but they're not so

00:20:02.540 they need to just shut their trap

00:20:04.760 a lot of that

00:20:05.520 I've seen a lot of that

00:20:08.780 that was the nice way of saying what I really wanted to say

00:20:11.240 would you ever swear?

00:20:12.400 unimpulsive? yeah

00:20:13.280 Go for it

00:20:14.460 See if we can get that out of you

00:20:15.440 So all those people 1.00

00:20:16.460 Should shut the fuck up 1.00

00:20:17.920 Yeah 0.99

00:20:18.620 Yes

00:20:19.820 Some lights

00:20:20.560 Yeah

00:20:20.940 Maybe not again

00:20:21.660 And by the way

00:20:22.420 You know who you are

00:20:24.260 Oh 1.00

00:20:24.740 Calling out Tfue

00:20:26.800 Tfue 1.00

00:20:28.180 No

00:20:28.420 I'm so sorry

00:20:29.000 I don't even know

00:20:29.520 Tfue

00:20:30.960 Is he a gamer

00:20:32.120 I just took a guess

00:20:33.020 Yeah he's my twin

00:20:33.900 Guy yoked recently

00:20:35.840 Yeah let's pull that up

00:20:37.480 That's why I said that

00:20:38.720 I think

00:20:38.960 No very impressive

00:20:40.120 Just like sideline

00:20:41.780 So what happened

00:20:42.520 He'd been working

00:20:42.980 TeeFu been working out

00:20:43.920 and he put a side-by-side

00:20:44.820 on his Twitter today.

00:20:45.640 He's one of the best gamers

00:20:46.440 in the world, Ma.

00:20:47.140 Wow.

00:20:47.620 Look at this.

00:20:48.160 He is here, Dwayne.

00:20:49.340 Yeah, he's him.

00:20:50.080 He's Logan.

00:20:51.360 Could you spot the difference

00:20:52.340 if me and TeeFu were in a room

00:20:53.480 standing next to each other?

00:20:54.760 I could,

00:20:55.500 but if you really glanced

00:20:57.940 really quickly,

00:20:59.120 people,

00:21:00.740 I'm sure he's been mistaken for you.

00:21:02.620 If you and Jake

00:21:03.500 are mistaken for each other,

00:21:05.120 that could definitely happen.

00:21:06.880 Mike, you pointed something

00:21:07.660 out to me earlier

00:21:08.400 and I hate to... 0.98

00:21:09.740 I'll fucking say it. 0.99

00:21:10.960 Dude, he's not training chess. 0.99

00:21:12.140 he's training

00:21:15.080 it's almost like he's doing barbell curls

00:21:18.000 all day long

00:21:18.920 what other workouts are there

00:21:21.360 that's the only workout you don't do 1.00

00:21:23.260 I don't want to be a fucking 0.99

00:21:25.000 baked potato telling you this because I am 0.99

00:21:27.260 who am I to give advice on it but I will say

00:21:29.820 biceps is a vanity workout 0.99

00:21:31.800 people should be training fucking chest quads 0.99

00:21:33.740 we don't struggle with undeveloped 1.00

00:21:36.180 muscle Jay Z once said 1.00

00:21:37.480 you focus on the fucking core bro and the rest 0.99

00:21:39.900 follows that said 1.00

00:21:41.680 the kid's arms are fucking boa 0.99

00:21:43.620 massive who knew who knew 0.99

00:21:45.680 I wonder if this

00:21:47.600 helps or affects his gaming

00:21:49.640 in any way

00:21:50.300 probably not right he's probably sharper

00:21:53.520 I don't know I don't think

00:21:55.620 because alright so one thing

00:21:57.580 I found is when you get

00:21:59.540 a little bit more mass in the arms I feel like

00:22:01.560 your mobility kind of slows down a little bit

00:22:03.540 because you've got more mass to move

00:22:04.940 he's got to move that mouse around fast

00:22:07.000 he's almost that can't wipe 1.00

00:22:09.460 his ass level with this fucking thing 1.00

00:22:10.880 Oh, my God. 1.00

00:22:11.600 He's definitely training fast twitch muscles, though.

00:22:14.040 He's definitely got some speed.

00:22:15.160 Yo, here's the other thing about T-Fu.

00:22:17.040 When I ran into him in Miami, one thing I noticed, I don't know if everyone knows, 0.99

00:22:23.600 is the kid's fucking big. 0.99

00:22:25.040 Yeah. 1.00

00:22:25.640 Six foot two.

00:22:26.520 Same height as me.

00:22:27.480 Big kid.

00:22:28.900 And I remember we were partying, drinking a little bit, and I was getting along with

00:22:33.240 him.

00:22:33.360 I was like, you know what I like about you, bro?

00:22:34.360 You're a gamer, but you're not a geek. 0.99

00:22:36.680 You're cool as fuck. 0.98

00:22:37.560 You get along with people. 0.99

00:22:38.520 You come out to the club.

00:22:39.780 You party. 0.99

00:22:40.880 And he goes, yeah, bro, I'm not a fucking geek. 0.99

00:22:44.340 And now, I really believe it. 0.99

00:22:46.980 That's crazy, bro.

00:22:48.140 I mean, it's uncanny, the resemblance between you two.

00:22:51.740 You know, you two look alike.

00:22:53.140 You got the body build now, the gaming past, current cop.

00:22:56.420 It's just like the...

00:22:58.140 Wait, Logan wasn't a gamer.

00:23:00.160 Oh, sorry.

00:23:00.820 Yeah, yeah.

00:23:01.220 The gaming was the one that stood out in that statement, too.

00:23:03.560 Okay, yeah, no problem.

00:23:04.800 Oh, well.

00:23:05.560 Anyway.

00:23:06.100 Anyways.

00:23:06.480 Okay.

00:23:08.480 A little awkward there.

00:23:09.460 not uh so pam back to you being a mom yeah like i never like what else would i look like

00:23:19.960 well hold on were there any seeds you plant that you think you planted during parenthood

00:23:26.000 that may have contributed to to what happened with jake and i just just just the way we developed

00:23:31.380 our extremely optimistic mindset.

00:23:34.900 Yeah.

00:23:35.680 And what were they?

00:23:37.500 They were what I learned as a child from my dad

00:23:41.980 is you have to manifest and see and believe

00:23:46.480 and repeat and repeat and listen and hear it in your head

00:23:49.940 all the things that you want to happen.

00:23:52.840 My dad literally gave me tapes.

00:23:55.040 What are those, eight cassette tapes or whatever in the day?

00:23:57.580 When I was a gymnast and he gave them to me

00:24:00.800 and I listened to them over

00:24:02.840 and over and over and I remember giving it to you once

00:24:04.960 you and Jake had a big

00:24:06.500 wrestling match coming up

00:24:08.760 and I gave it to you and you

00:24:10.800 listened to it and literally you both

00:24:12.980 killed it I mean you definitely came

00:24:14.960 in first 0.94

00:24:15.400 I lost that tournament

00:24:18.920 no you didn't

00:24:19.840 Jimmy Emerson, Avon Lake I lost

00:24:22.920 second place. Shout out Jimmy Emerson

00:24:24.860 yeah shout out Jimmy

00:24:25.960 but well okay

00:24:28.580 let me go back

00:24:30.160 because you know i think you're great so maybe i said first but you did well yeah you really did

00:24:36.640 well and i saw a big difference but the point being is all the positive thinking and all the

00:24:44.220 notes that you would put in your bathroom and stuff has transcended that's probably it i didn't

00:24:49.720 do anything else so that's actually what i was hoping you did a lot more obviously and i also

00:24:53.340 think you're selling yourself short as a gymnast can you please uh give yourself some credentials

00:24:56.740 no no your team placed first in the state of ohio yeah so i never uh even had a formal gymnastics

00:25:04.020 level or lesson in my life and i just was naturally good at flipping around and flipping around the

00:25:09.560 bars on the playground and stuff and we lived out in the country in pennsylvania and michigan and

00:25:15.820 stuff so when we moved to ohio they actually had organized sports go figure and so um i got on the

00:25:23.080 like seventh grade and eighth grade gymnastics team but was mostly dancing and stuff but they

00:25:27.540 saw my potential and they picked me to be the lead you know person in this dance routine and with

00:25:33.220 this guy who's a gymnast so that really is i think sparked my competitiveness and then in ninth grade

00:25:40.360 tried out for the gymnastics team literally green as green could be i was this tall this skinny

00:25:46.560 had no um formal training at all learned a back handspring on a um a couch cushion

00:25:54.780 and um made the gymnastics team and by 10th grade a few of the high level gymnasts on my team who

00:26:03.500 went to nationals like when they were 10 and 11 um took me under the wing because they saw my

00:26:08.580 potential and by 10th grade i went to state and state and ohio for gymnastics it's probably not

00:26:14.380 quite as big of it well i guess it would be accomplishment is wrestling it's but it's a

00:26:19.180 division one right type state yeah and um so i went and performed my floor routine i didn't go

00:26:27.280 all around as floor routine and did you have the things the things that no no no the rhythm

00:26:32.440 no no no no it wasn't ribbon it was just strictly like floor bars being ball and we took first that

00:26:40.720 year yeah not to my credit i my credit was making it after being one year and on a gymnastics team

00:26:47.320 and being chosen to go and then in 10th grade we took second and then in senior year we took

00:26:54.160 third and so they actually you actually got worse yeah things just fell apart right yeah i got worse

00:26:59.880 yeah no the t you know you have people graduating just like the quarterbacks who go to a different

00:27:04.560 team there's a there's a friend of ours in the uh space that we're in whose mother you went to high

00:27:11.140 school with yeah i know you know i'm talking about yeah i say what it is i do but the mom said that

00:27:15.800 you were very popular in high school yeah i guess so there were 742 kids in my class and she said

00:27:25.260 you're a really good gymnast maybe that was why but mom you i know i also know you weren't like 0.95

00:27:29.380 slutting it around so like what made you what made you because no you like a hot girl or no i

00:27:35.280 was average i think i was uh so humble guys like um athletes uh like good personalities friendly

00:27:45.880 liked to have fun and party and stuff we didn't you party not party but we go to we were eight

00:27:53.300 you could drink when you're 18 so of course we started when you're 16 yeah oh yeah and um

00:27:57.720 they had party we had parties every weekend in lakewood it's friday saturday nights party party

00:28:03.180 so i like to have fun and people like that and personality sometimes helps looks when did you

00:28:08.940 take your first sip of alcohol i was in ninth grade at a gymnastics party and my gymnastics

00:28:14.520 friends gave me a beer what kind of do you remember what kind of beer it was probably like

00:28:19.340 miller light oh yeah classic american yeah nice domestic taste yep so they were older than i was

00:28:25.960 So, but, but you didn't, you didn't like it or cause you didn't actually, you know, I

00:28:31.000 liked beer then, but you didn't, you didn't send it. 0.99

00:28:33.440 Like you have always been a very pristine woman. 1.00

00:28:36.720 Wow.

00:28:37.640 All these comments.

00:28:38.360 Yeah.

00:28:38.500 That was great.

00:28:39.360 I'm very balanced.

00:28:40.720 Let's put it that way.

00:28:41.480 Like on the balance beam.

00:28:42.360 Cause you're a gymnast.

00:28:43.020 I was terrible on the balance beam.

00:28:44.680 That was my worst.

00:28:46.460 Yeah.

00:28:47.140 Yeah.

00:28:48.020 Let's not talk about the balance.

00:28:50.000 Now I'd be great, but yeah, I noticed your balance was really good when we went on a

00:28:55.420 a cute little tandem bike ride yesterday.

00:28:57.280 Yeah. 0.99

00:28:57.800 And no offense to Josie,

00:29:00.460 but I told Josie this,

00:29:01.860 I noticed your balance was a little better.

00:29:03.820 It might be because you're smaller.

00:29:05.880 No, I just have good balance.

00:29:07.340 You're compact,

00:29:07.900 but your balance was good.

00:29:09.060 Well, you used to do that all the time as a kid too.

00:29:11.040 I mean, you probably still have those chops, right?

00:29:13.620 Totally. 0.70

00:29:14.120 And I could ride no hands easy.

00:29:15.800 You could ride the bike with no handlebars?

00:29:17.020 All the time.

00:29:18.100 Classic.

00:29:18.960 Please don't sue us.

00:29:19.820 Are we allowed not to see that?

00:29:22.240 No, it had handlebars.

00:29:23.380 I just didn't hold on.

00:29:24.160 just reversing for a sec you mentioned the manifestation that your dad uh instilled in you

00:29:29.700 and i actually didn't i actually didn't didn't know that i didn't know that he had done it i

00:29:33.620 thought it was a thing that had happened kind of with your generation with that book the secret

00:29:37.400 no that was that had been passed down because i remember listening to the tape and i also

00:29:43.040 remember losing that's why i mentioned it because did you manifest losing no you have no idea i will

00:29:47.920 lose no coming in second when you're not doing that great and make getting all the way to second

00:29:53.360 place is not yeah but i was so i was so confident ma i was honestly just like what happened after

00:29:59.340 that just a hell more second place hello no just i have second i have pictures i have pictures

00:30:05.980 trophy yeah well i got i got one trophy one one thing i love about pam and it almost came out 0.85

00:30:11.060 right there is like dude she is fiercely like defendant of her children and i'm sure all moms 0.97

00:30:18.020 are but she's she's willing to go she's willing to go to bat on or go to bat online for him in 0.99

00:30:23.300 person like she'll take you to the fucking streets for these kids i've seen it happen it's true you 0.97

00:30:28.620 actually you mentioned it before that you don't like the negative side of the internet and i know 0.99

00:30:33.500 like my mom does you you've struggled a little bit with that with that negative attention for

00:30:38.580 your kids i've seen it beat you up because i've talked to on the phone oh yeah at times when

00:30:41.980 things got really bad yeah do you feel like um are you get are is there less bad stuff happening

00:30:48.260 now or are you just more ready for it to come and and less likely to um to feel that way because i

00:30:54.140 remember it really used to yeah you and i can understand that yeah i'm conditioned more now

00:30:58.360 and of course it's still gonna happen because they're still jake and logan they're still boys

00:31:02.940 and they're still under 26 years old and it's gonna happen and it still does happen and they're

00:31:08.860 still going to make some poor choices and sometimes they're going to do things that

00:31:12.560 i disagree should get so much negative attention but i just i'm conditioned and i just kind of

00:31:21.080 don't give a lot of fs anymore anymore to these people who make no sense i know who my kids are

00:31:29.780 are you deep down off camera are you upset that jake stole everything from that mall and yeah i

00:31:34.420 wish you know i i actually went through his bedroom sarcasm yeah yeah he told him to give

00:31:40.220 it all back no i could not believe that people thought he was looting like seriously i was

00:31:45.020 getting texts like oh jake's looting in arizona like that would that would you get a lot of texts

00:31:49.540 from your friends about what they're doing um not my friends my friends text me supportive

00:31:55.240 cool my family um is mostly supportive but they get worried just like i do our families very much

00:32:03.060 they care about each other so they get worried but then they get more worried about me and how

00:32:07.620 i'm gonna you know handle stuff but i did get a couple family um text messages that i was like

00:32:16.080 seriously you guys need to just back off headlines are fun we all have a good a good clickbaity

00:32:23.900 headline whether we know it's true or not right you do i'd rather i'd like the truth so so so

00:32:30.440 same but a lot of people 0.96

00:32:32.520 don't give a fuck what the truth is 0.89

00:32:34.660 it's 2020 it's much more fun to read 1.00

00:32:36.560 a headline and be like fuck these people 1.00

00:32:38.740 everyone is so 1.00

00:32:40.240 you know what not to interrupt

00:32:42.460 but to interrupt you it's not the headline

00:32:44.700 it's not twitter people and stuff

00:32:46.380 it's what happens legally

00:32:48.120 that really just gets me

00:32:50.940 hard gets me so hard

00:32:52.720 I hate it I don't know that I'd use that term

00:32:54.580 no it gets me like

00:32:56.460 it hits me hard

00:32:58.400 yeah that works

00:32:59.060 by the way in 2020 if it gets you hard too that's fine i have no problem with that there's no issue

00:33:04.600 what happens blue chew no oh what happens when a girl eats blue chew well what happens when a boy

00:33:12.540 takes plan b i suggested this to josie for a youtube video we've fallen off a cliff here

00:33:17.620 yeah we have so let's go back to the what does anyone have an answer i want an answer

00:33:23.180 someone comment below

00:33:24.340 I'm sure Google knows

00:33:25.020 dude can you imagine

00:33:25.880 we just 1.00

00:33:26.240 I mean shit 0.99

00:33:27.200 that'd be crazy 0.99

00:33:29.280 you just cancel

00:33:29.940 all your

00:33:30.460 your boys

00:33:31.360 I won't do it

00:33:32.120 don't do it

00:33:32.880 you

00:33:33.140 don't do it

00:33:34.080 I want grandkids someday

00:33:35.180 I'm working on it

00:33:36.000 okay

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00:34:36.480 the description back to the episode you have taken that hat though because i've seen it and

00:34:41.980 obviously we we talk a little bit behind the scenes and i know how many roles you play but

00:34:45.780 you know um yeah you do you do a lot you do a lot on the legal side too and i and i'm curious

00:34:52.560 and i'm trying to think of the right way to to pose this question without um anyone saying that

00:34:59.080 it sounded a certain way or not but what do you believe is the reason why jake keeps ending up

00:35:05.040 in the scenarios that he does whereas logan's been able to stop age maturity level and i think

00:35:15.400 jake has like this magical thinking a little bit like that's not going to get me in trouble

00:35:22.700 that's oh that'll be all right oh i want to do it or he goes head first without thinking

00:35:28.840 um and i'm hoping that's going to change i really really am i also think in and i'm not talking

00:35:35.920 about right this this past six months i'm talking in the past first team 10 house the whole thing

00:35:43.800 the the vibe was not it just got so hyped and out of control and that just started you know

00:35:50.900 when you start manifesting stuff and i just kept i think it just kept building and building getting

00:35:56.520 worse and you had to be um uh nobody there was no good team that said what are you doing stop

00:36:04.420 this is what's going to happen does he have that now wait a minute even if there was i'm not sure

00:36:09.060 it would have made a whole lot of difference um it got him where he is like i don't like it but

00:36:15.080 you know some of what went on but it got him where he is and i then i also think is when you're in

00:36:19.400 the news and you're being flashy and stuff and people see that or forbes says you know jake and

00:36:25.580 logan make 20 million dollars a year there are those people that are going to come after you

00:36:29.860 if you make them mad and they're going to sue you so that's that's what happens do you think uh

00:36:35.620 one thing that i i think we've probably talked to him about before too is as you start to put

00:36:41.520 together a portfolio of of positive and beneficial uh choices in life i believe that that target on

00:36:48.980 your back starts to get smaller and smaller i i personally believe that when you have the target

00:36:56.000 on your back the size of one that exists on jake and the size of one that existed on him in uh

00:37:00.380 early 2018 any tiny slip up is a is a trip right back to the gulag agreed right and so yeah and so

00:37:09.920 it's it's like um you know it's almost like damn it'll be nice when the kid gets a little bit of

00:37:15.120 momentum and starts putting together some good choices yeah and he'll notice that then there's

00:37:19.280 a lot more room for error like if you know like a little a little mess up here and there people

00:37:23.320 were like yeah but look at how good he's been doing yeah it's gonna take time that logan's

00:37:26.800 just getting there now and and logan's not the one who always had the propensity to get in trouble

00:37:31.500 he didn't ever ever ever ever and jake did he just that's you know that comes from the family

00:37:38.480 background too like troublemakers troublemakers what about our cousin adam adam uncle dave yeah 0.97

00:37:45.860 my dad oh no grandparents your dad holy shit your dad's brothers oh yeah you know like they're all 0.98

00:37:52.640 fun-loving people who just want to just cause trouble they're all they're all hooligans no 0.99

00:37:58.560 that we all were like that i i you know like i could get in a fight once or twice that's a

00:38:03.660 liquid mentality i think it could be also it really could be um that's why i like mac's parents

00:38:09.540 they're just like me yeah we're all oh oh yeah because y'all went to the same high school as

00:38:14.120 well yeah me and mac are pretty into deeply intertwined huh yeah sheesh should we uh should

00:38:19.680 Should we hit that YouTube re-wound button?

00:38:21.080 Let's do it.

00:38:22.320 Do you want it over there?

00:38:23.880 I'm not going to go get up and hit it if you want to.

00:38:26.020 Why?

00:38:26.300 What happens when you do that?

00:38:27.860 You go back into the past. 0.99

00:38:29.420 Yeah, we go back into the zoosh days. 0.98

00:38:31.460 Oh, the zoosh days.

00:38:32.500 When we first started making YouTube videos. 0.84

00:38:34.720 I loved that.

00:38:35.540 I always just thought that my kids were hilarious.

00:38:40.120 I thought, oh, but I didn't say anything to anyone because it's my kids.

00:38:44.740 I thought I was being prejudiced.

00:38:46.300 Oh, God.

00:38:46.740 When they wanted to jump out a window

00:38:49.340 I was like, go ahead

00:38:50.280 You weren't concerned about our health and safety, Ma?

00:38:52.660 No, I knew you could do it

00:38:54.800 I didn't know I could do it

00:38:56.100 I knew you could, you were athletic

00:38:57.640 But when we were making videos like these

00:39:00.160 Oh, look how cute they are

00:39:01.320 Shirley, you didn't think

00:39:04.060 Wow, my kids were weird

00:39:05.760 Let me ask you a question

00:39:07.840 I did not think you were weird

00:39:08.840 I have a bone to pick with you

00:39:11.480 That was weird, no, I'm just kidding

00:39:12.820 You have a bone to pick with me?

00:39:14.660 you saw us making these videos yes and i i don't think there was a besides the fact that you

00:39:23.620 definitely facilitated us yeah uh with our stuff i'm not sure you fostered it that much what do

00:39:32.660 you mean fostered it you you let us make the videos uh-huh you didn't encourage it right

00:39:38.540 i just let you do what you want because more creative i will i i don't know um i didn't know

00:39:44.840 anything about making i'm not a creator but surely like i i've said this and i didn't know what you

00:39:50.600 were doing but i i've said this on uh on this podcast before like when i when i am an adult

00:39:57.480 and a parent and i notice my kid is taking a liking to something i'm going to foster his

00:40:03.140 growth to make sure that he's becoming the best at the thing he's doing i have to i have to jump

00:40:09.300 i know i know no hold on because because because because i i believe that the instincts of children

00:40:15.640 the instincts of young people says a lot about who they truly are as people if you look back at what

00:40:21.400 my interest when i was a kid from like five to ten i'm literally doing all of that stuff right

00:40:27.440 now and i got lucky i got lucky that i happened like remember when i was i was an author i wanted

00:40:31.280 to be an author when i grew up yeah then i wanted to be an athlete yep and then i wanted to make uh 0.61

00:40:35.120 then i want to be an actor and make videos and i got lucky that i in a weird fucking way i've

00:40:39.580 gotten to do all those things but i besides you kind of just uh letting me do it like i was leading 0.83

00:40:48.000 i know i didn't have any clue what like that's not wasn't our world but you didn't care yeah

00:40:54.020 but you didn't care to educate yourself at all or even um even well at the time there was no at the

00:40:59.580 time there was so so what i was gonna say was i just want i want to defend him on it just a little

00:41:02.820 bit just because all right so so so five so five years ago if your kid was just playing mortal

00:41:08.760 combat all day or or call of duty but i did that too no no you you would you would maybe you would

00:41:13.980 let it go on but there's no parent that five years ago would have been like hey you get on that xbox

00:41:18.720 because in five years esports is going to be so popping and i want you to be on the front wave

00:41:23.220 no that's so her her tell her not telling you to stop was the way but but at the time saying to you

00:41:29.560 oh yeah you keep creating those videos of you walking into a log for outside of you and your

00:41:34.140 brother cutting each other's legs off right no at the time the apparently thing to do is say keep

00:41:38.300 wrestling get your scholarship go to school she did exactly what she should have done as a parent

00:41:42.400 at the time thank you you're asking her to be you're asking her to be a uh to go back see her

00:41:46.900 Oracle of sorts

00:41:50.800 Thank you Andre

00:41:51.640 To know that the industry is about to take off 0.92

00:41:54.240 No one would fucking know 0.98

00:41:55.100 In five years 0.99

00:41:58.940 In five years there could be competitive

00:42:01.600 Masturbating

00:42:02.480 We don't know that it's not going to happen

00:42:04.040 I'm not saying it's going to

00:42:04.960 You get in there 0.57

00:42:07.920 You bust a nut son

00:42:09.440 You got to get those numbers up

00:42:11.040 Those are rookie numbers kid

00:42:12.720 Who wasn't that competitive

00:42:15.280 Like when I came out to LA and I would be with these like actors,

00:42:19.160 these child actors,

00:42:20.060 my first question is like,

00:42:21.120 how did you get into this?

00:42:22.100 How did you,

00:42:22.600 why?

00:42:23.000 Because they went into,

00:42:24.320 they went the traditional route.

00:42:26.600 Number one,

00:42:27.000 you were never interested in that or you did not.

00:42:29.580 I didn't know what it was,

00:42:30.500 mom.

00:42:30.700 I was 10 years old.

00:42:31.980 And we lived in Ohio and there was nothing going on.

00:42:33.660 So that's what I'm saying.

00:42:34.360 So because there was a conscious decision made to just stay in a bubble and,

00:42:38.320 and yeah,

00:42:39.380 it was very comfortable there.

00:42:40.580 That's what I'm saying.

00:42:41.440 Comfortability led to a,

00:42:43.240 maybe I could have been,

00:42:44.800 I don't know,

00:42:45.180 something better than you are something more yeah seriously you broaden my horizons then thank you

00:42:51.520 because i i was perfectly happy in that bubble and you were good and it was protective like would i

00:42:57.000 have ever said oh yeah we need to go out to la and make logan and jake an actor i just think

00:43:00.820 child actors got a bad like rap they seem like they grew up and then weren't happy i mean look

00:43:06.480 at a lot of them i just think parents need to start thinking a bit more dynamically about how

00:43:11.040 raising their children all right well that's very i mean that's very progressive it'll be and it'll

00:43:16.060 be fun to watch logan do it but you know the majority 98 of the country are sitting in their

00:43:21.760 city of choice telling the kids yo you could do whatever you want to do but also at the same time

00:43:26.440 like go do it like i'm not gonna sit there i'm not gonna sit there and say to you hey logan like 0.63

00:43:30.280 you know cut off your brother's leg between three and five today when you're done cutting his leg 0.62

00:43:33.900 off cut his hand off and make a joke about it for for vine or whatever like and here's the opposite

00:43:39.060 of that is a lot of parents would have been like you you're not going to make any money sitting 0.97

00:43:43.920 there you know that's fucked up making that videos and and whatever and and stopping somebody from

00:43:50.580 their goals like a lot of parents would be like no like I came from an academic family and athletic 0.91

00:43:55.800 and that kind of stuff so it was like you go to school you get your good grades that's how I was

00:44:00.920 raised that's how you're focused you're focused and you that's how you're going to make money

00:44:05.200 and have a stable job you go to college let me clarify let me clarify college that was definitely

00:44:10.100 in ohio college college let me clarify i was i was always thankful that you let us make videos

00:44:16.560 because i remember the first time we were doing it like a nine ten year old putting a video online

00:44:20.920 about himself is kind of fucking dangerous our address like showed up in some of them we were

00:44:25.880 afraid to show our last name is why we call ourselves zoosh yeah i was thankful you let us 0.91

00:44:29.920 do that but in hindsight as an adult i've always wondered where the um good job son how can i help

00:44:38.840 you do the thing that you love to do i did do that i filmed i followed you around i made mac

00:44:44.760 and cheese i made mac and cheese there was a lot of mac and cheese i put like up with you guys

00:44:50.040 constantly like like we said a minute ago jumping out the window making a mess you know doing things

00:44:57.860 that were kind of dangerous like riding the bike off the picnic table or you know that's my favorite

00:45:03.820 my um my support and what i thought was me letting you do that even though most parents

00:45:11.160 probably thought i was crazy pam never said no but she definitely didn't say go right wow like

00:45:16.680 wow wait well said i didn't say no it's not her fault that she didn't say go she just didn't know

00:45:22.340 where that go would take you

00:45:24.340 or anything about that work.

00:45:25.700 Again, me as a parent,

00:45:26.940 I see my kids doing these videos.

00:45:28.880 I'm going to get heavily involved.

00:45:30.320 Okay, but now you do.

00:45:32.360 That is like hindsight totally.

00:45:34.340 No, 100%.

00:45:35.260 You can't blame her. 0.87

00:45:36.640 She did everything she could as a mom, 0.98

00:45:38.220 which is take care of you. 0.78

00:45:39.340 Did you do the laundry?

00:45:40.520 Yeah.

00:45:41.100 Did you get them to school

00:45:42.300 and cook them food

00:45:43.540 and give them a home to sleep in

00:45:45.820 and all of the above things

00:45:48.260 that were school, athletics,

00:45:50.680 they needed and wanted and i was yeah exactly and not even just the basics like i was at every

00:45:56.420 wrestling match again i'm not i'm not i'm not uh belittling your support that was unending

00:46:04.360 it's like quite literally so you did all the things a mom did yeah i just this was me as a

00:46:09.980 creator and the uh insanely optimistic person i am wondering what what would have happened if i

00:46:16.940 I don't know.

00:46:17.620 If I did take a theater class, which I never did because I didn't know where it was.

00:46:20.740 I actually wonder what would happen if you took a theater class, too.

00:46:23.240 I look back and wonder that, too.

00:46:24.940 But it didn't seem like it was your interest.

00:46:28.020 You worked so hard on school and athletics.

00:46:31.200 Because that's what I was told to do.

00:46:32.260 There was a little side.

00:46:32.900 That's what I was told to do.

00:46:33.860 I know, but there was that side thing you did that we just thought was fun.

00:46:37.420 Yeah, we had a lot of time in Ohio to just do whatever we wanted.

00:46:40.300 So we would go to school, get good grades, then play sports, do well in sports.

00:46:44.960 and then after all of that

00:46:46.720 still have time to make weird little

00:46:48.960 YouTube videos. I think it's cool that you have

00:46:50.940 that insight and you're going to learn. I mean

00:46:52.820 no parent. Well that's

00:46:54.560 all it is. I'm sorry

00:46:56.820 if this came off a little bit like an attack

00:46:58.940 mind. I just like this is a podcast

00:47:00.440 I'm not an attack you wonder. No yeah that's

00:47:02.800 it. This is a podcast. We talk about things that I'm

00:47:04.900 positive people will raise their kids

00:47:06.960 different because of what they heard in this podcast.

00:47:08.800 They definitely will. That's why we do this.

00:47:10.660 And also like that's good. By the way you know I fucking 0.99

00:47:12.920 love you. I never would have been able to do the fact that 0.98

00:47:14.740 the fact that you were the one family in ohio that didn't stop their kids from making these

00:47:19.400 weird cringy ass videos is like why we became who we became exactly it also it also could lead in a

00:47:25.380 it also could lead in a different direction too because you know myself and i know there's a lot 0.91

00:47:29.700 of kids out there like me rebel against whatever their parents tell them to do so in in a way i

00:47:34.200 mean if you had told me hey kid you got a real spirit for these videos i would have said wait

00:47:39.200 a second this is a trick my parents are telling me to make these videos so like what one and number

00:47:44.100 two we don't have to sit here and and think like uh we're the right things we're all of the right

00:47:51.380 things done on pam's part we're all the right things done on gp's part and i'll tell you why

00:47:55.360 we have evidence of the product sitting right next to us that says that every single thing 0.70

00:48:01.100 to an extent that gp and pam did was exactly fucking i love it was an extent i'm not gonna 0.59

00:48:06.660 nobody's perfect right but like how are we gonna sit here and argue about whether it was right or 0.70

00:48:10.560 wrong when we're sitting next to the product of the action i was just i don't know what wrong is

00:48:15.860 right is when it comes to parenting what the fuck do i know i'm just wondering the my final thing i

00:48:19.540 want to is parents and especially moms i found my mom as well are oftentimes um a bit reluctant 0.91

00:48:28.060 to push their children towards a new and expanding direction because let me tell you

00:48:34.180 if she pushed you and it didn't work out and she didn't tell you logan go to school get your

00:48:40.820 highest grades get that scholarship wrestle your ass off and you didn't become the biggest youtube

00:48:45.780 creator building forts cutting your brother's leg off she would regret that for the rest of her 1.00

00:48:50.080 fucking life dude like my parents take that shit very seriously and that's why at the end of the 1.00

00:48:55.100 day statistically speaking school and and that pursuit is still the fastest way to get a 1.00

00:49:03.880 comfortable living are you going to be rich of it no but she at the time she wanted her son to

00:49:09.240 buy a house of his own have a family in ohio and westlake later on in his life so

00:49:14.060 here's a question go back and ask me if today i was raising a let's say i got pregnant five years

00:49:22.840 ago and my kid was turning

00:49:24.700 five, six. You're telling me we had a little

00:49:26.820 sibling? Yeah, let's say you had a sibling.

00:49:29.320 Would I push them in the

00:49:30.800 direction of YouTube

00:49:32.900 and this world and all that?

00:49:34.580 I bet you would.

00:49:36.740 Oh, sorry. Would you or no?

00:49:39.380 Probably.

00:49:40.300 Well, I'll tell you why. You would be

00:49:42.640 dumb not to in this individual 0.99

00:49:44.620 circumstance because it's Logan Paul's little brother. 0.98

00:49:46.320 I know.

00:49:48.320 By the way, we've had this conversation.

00:49:50.660 I've tried to convince her to

00:49:52.100 not go through menopause

00:49:54.680 in the past

00:49:56.220 and then get dad's tubes untied

00:49:58.660 and somehow make a baby

00:49:59.580 using a surrogate. 0.99

00:50:02.720 I was going to say something.

00:50:05.160 What was it?

00:50:06.020 Go for it.

00:50:08.040 What did you say?

00:50:10.260 Parents wanting you to take the comfort route

00:50:12.380 and make sure you get your schooling.

00:50:13.840 That was another thing.

00:50:16.260 I'm not here to knock school.

00:50:17.740 I'm actually the kid who's going to say

00:50:19.620 don't drop out of college. 0.99

00:50:21.160 pay attention in school and work your fucking ass off school above all for me 0.99

00:50:26.880 taught me how to learn it also taught me how to uh internalize focus set a goal and achieve it 0.99

00:50:36.280 yeah like i really do think that's what school's for although the schooling system needs a major

00:50:41.440 upgrade yeah yeah uh it's it's not worthless the school you see the entrepreneurs especially 0.99

00:50:47.980 nowadays youtubers are my job specifically is contributing towards it like fuck school 0.99

00:50:54.200 fuck college dude that is that sentence reigns true for about one percent maybe of people a lot 0.98

00:51:00.900 of people need that uh typical structure discipline it gives you the wherewithal to then be able to 0.99

00:51:07.420 pursue other things like you said it teaches you how to learn and listen that's one thing though

00:51:11.700 you did push me in because because you knew it you knew you knew if i if my kid does well in school

00:51:16.800 i bet he'll be more likely to succeed yes school and sports you did push me yeah but i i also

00:51:22.400 understand even just talking about it now because like who who knew what youtube was going to become

00:51:26.940 we thought it was a hobby yeah i guess now i guess now knowing this generation that like quite

00:51:31.940 literally anything is possible like we know that now like donald trump is president literally any

00:51:36.260 fucking thing is possible that's maybe why i'm uh have adopted this mindset of like if i if i 0.60

00:51:42.960 if i notice my kid is um drawing at a young age like i'm gonna get him an easel right canvas 0.99

00:51:49.640 and you did those two things too right when you got your magic you know you had your head injury

00:51:55.560 picture magic i got you all the magic tricks yeah and when you wanted a parrot i took you to the

00:52:00.920 store and you bought a parrot and when you you know like maverick the parrot remember when we

00:52:05.100 got him oh you were with him yeah i was with him here's my question because you're kind of like

00:52:10.940 walking back what you're saying did you guys ever have an open conversation about logan's

00:52:14.620 interest in youtube never that's what i'm saying there was never i i i literally didn't know what

00:52:20.520 youtube was so until you never told your mom that you liked that you were doing this thing

00:52:24.960 well she knew of course you knew that he liked it but if you never explicitly said how is she

00:52:30.620 supposed to know that you were like oh wow i really like this thing and it's giving me so

00:52:34.440 much fun and like i didn't i didn't pick up that that was uh more interesting to you or possibly

00:52:41.900 more interesting just a hobby than just a hobby when i made the phone call in college about six

00:52:47.320 months through my first year and i said mom i don't know if i'm coming back next year i'm gonna 0.97

00:52:51.280 do you a solid i'm gonna finish this this uh this first year yeah with the 4-0 by the way god damn

00:52:56.600 watch me i know you did were you scared yes really yeah why i was uh i was making money on vine by

00:53:03.960 then i know i wasn't scared about money it was giving up an opportunity like getting a college

00:53:09.220 education for free that you got a scholarship and it was four years you know and again i was

00:53:15.480 i was raised in an academic household so it's like that college degree be pretty important but i

00:53:20.900 remember uncle dave saying when you got your first brand deal and we're up at lake winipesaukee and

00:53:25.380 uncle dave said he ain't going back to school he said he called it oh he ain't going to college

00:53:31.540 This is before you entered college

00:53:34.160 The summer between

00:53:35.620 And I was like Uncle Dave

00:53:37.080 Don't you dare say that

00:53:38.520 And he's the most educated

00:53:39.720 I was like but he's also genius

00:53:42.760 So he called it

00:53:44.780 That boy ain't going to college

00:53:46.840 Who is this Uncle Dave

00:53:48.440 He's probably the most legendary in the whole family

00:53:50.800 He's a legend

00:53:52.620 Worked with the Rockefellers 0.95

00:53:54.100 Big money pepper

00:53:55.000 I was going to say I don't want to distract

00:53:58.160 Or detract from your point either

00:54:00.000 because you are right like i would encourage parent young parents out there nowadays to

00:54:05.020 to go ahead and foster those creative pursuits there's so many well i i get that and i'm not

00:54:13.640 i'm not saying i'm not saying that you could have done a better job or anything but but to his point 0.93

00:54:17.400 yeah but to his point you know like like yeah go out there and push your kids to to try new shit

00:54:22.080 go out there and and facilitate and help cultivate those those new interests that they have and then 0.80

00:54:27.620 the other thing when we were talking about school at the very least at the very least school can be

00:54:34.200 a fallback one thing about this kid and his brother that no one will argue and people talk

00:54:42.180 about and some people don't get it i don't think truly get it is these kids work their asses off 0.93

00:54:48.240 i mean i mean and i'm around all the creators i'm around all the fucking creators we know all of them 0.83

00:54:52.680 these kids and i speak about him mostly work from the second they get up to the second they go to 0.65

00:54:58.360 bed and the reason why that's important is because the advice i would give to the person out there

00:55:02.900 who is who is in school but is like but i could drop out of college and that's what the youtubers

00:55:08.660 are telling me and the business guys are telling me to drop out of college so i could pursue

00:55:11.840 something else no no no that's not how it works you do both yes you do both you go to school you

00:55:18.420 go to your classes you get your 4.3 or your 4.0 or whatever your gpa or qpa is is at your school 0.92

00:55:24.560 you leave and you get back on the fucking computer at 6 p.m and you work till 2 a.m you get up that's 0.93

00:55:29.860 how you do it yeah everybody that has anything in this world right now grinded till they couldn't 0.98

00:55:34.580 fucking grind anymore right i never left a single job behind until the next one was lined up and 0.80

00:55:40.640 making more money than the one before and that's when i stepped away it was never oh i'm gonna 0.98

00:55:44.480 give up this hundred thousand dollar a year job with 401k and benefits and take my chances in

00:55:48.740 los angeles right no it was when the job in los angeles is locked then i give my six months or

00:55:53.660 my two weeks or whatever no that's good advice i was gonna say i noticed that about you i had

00:55:57.360 this epiphany the other day actually i i admire that you've been so good at always having that

00:56:03.560 fallback and it's interesting because for you specifically the thing that you took the leap on

00:56:08.420 had always worked i think it's like a personality thing but you're the you're the king at like

00:56:13.480 doing a bunch of different things diversify yeah because the king yeah it's the king of everything

00:56:18.620 diversify your revenue streams your work everything if if if you too if me and lana broke up tomorrow

00:56:24.680 and views were down to a million views a video or or the channel crumbled or youtube de-platformed 0.72

00:56:29.660 i got 46 other fucking things that i could do and i could say without a shadow of a doubt i will be 0.85

00:56:35.980 hot forever in something whether it's authoring books making movies working with logan paul and 0.97

00:56:41.640 the maverick team building a newt diversify diversify diversify you should be getting money

00:56:47.140 from everybody dude that's good advice everybody not just one thing it's not yo i'm giving up

00:56:52.580 everything and doing one thing yeah yeah anyways here we are ma here we are who'd the hard work

00:56:59.720 come from gp you had to be gp you gotta admit no no no i was just gonna say no no greg definitely

00:57:07.040 is a very hard worker and very, you know, confident, always thinking of the next thing

00:57:15.720 and how to sustain for sure. It's actually one of, I remember sitting in the front seat of his car

00:57:21.680 driving when we were first dating. It was one of the first things that I really admired about him.

00:57:25.860 There was no other person that I dated who I don't even know they had a job. Number one, Greg was

00:57:31.100 already like working and painting and roofing and stuff like that. It was very attractive to know

00:57:36.220 that somebody had some like i don't know goals yeah some drive and some drive the kids our age

00:57:44.320 weren't really like that but i was raised like that i've been we have a job since i was 12 years

00:57:48.840 old delivering newspapers and cleaning office buildings and running the elevator and counting

00:57:54.480 ads in the trading times and and babysitting and still coming home and having to make the dinner

00:57:59.780 and stuff because my parents were divorced and you know gymnastics and stuff so yeah we were

00:58:04.460 we were doing but both our families um are we're like that so you know our kids saw it but

00:58:13.140 gp is definitely very into workhorse he's a workhorse for sure um i work hard

00:58:22.480 but i also like my tennis i like well i do like thank god yeah no that's what i put work

00:58:32.160 For all the tennis players out there, my mother is a 4-5.

00:58:34.800 Is that correct?

00:58:35.380 No, I'm 4-0.

00:58:36.380 Wait, I thought you were 4-5.

00:58:37.200 She might have been at one point.

00:58:37.900 I play up on 4-5s.

00:58:39.800 My mom's a 4-0, too.

00:58:41.380 You guys should play.

00:58:42.000 No way.

00:58:42.740 I totally want to meet your mom.

00:58:44.360 She's been playing since I was a child.

00:58:45.840 You've never met her?

00:58:46.700 No, I've never met Robin.

00:58:48.420 Amara called you Robin yesterday. 0.96

00:58:50.140 Somehow she confused her boyfriend's mom for her boyfriend's best friend's mom.

00:58:53.980 That one seemed weird.

00:58:54.740 No, it just came out.

00:58:55.860 What are your thoughts on that little lady? 1.00

00:58:58.440 My sweet little loving. 1.00

00:58:59.140 Lana's just so sweet.

00:59:00.560 Have you seen her work?

00:59:02.160 no i know so i'm the reason i bring it up don't push her into that category all the time

00:59:09.240 fantastic thank you yeah she's a different person than that i mean yes that's her past and stuff

00:59:15.880 but that's i like what looking and learning about her as she is now because that's everyone agrees

00:59:25.420 how i know it's a big it's a big topic right now and the reason the reason i brought it up is uh

00:59:29.940 for the past couple of days, Mia Khalifa has been in the news and she's got a, she's got a similar

00:59:34.660 story to, to, uh, Amara or Lana, whatever you want to call her. She worked in the industry for

00:59:40.140 a little bit herself, only a matter of months, made very little money. Whereas obviously Lana

00:59:45.560 made, made a lot. And when Mia left, she, she now has is out of the industry for five years, 1.00

00:59:51.220 has a husband uh or or sorry has a fiance but continues to suffer under uh attacks because of

01:00:00.480 the choice of her past and and listen i'm not i'm not i'm not going to uh tell people you know that

01:00:05.460 they they won't have to live with the decisions they make but but also it's just that like at

01:00:10.540 what point like from coming from me obviously for someone who has done the the terrible and

01:00:14.820 traumatic things that i've done in my past i've been awarded a second chance yep i read your book

01:00:19.100 Thank you. And that makes me feel very good. And it makes me feel kind of upset that people have to continue to go through that. And I believe, my guess, and I want to hear about it from you, is that it's a certain person that has the desire to make those jokes and keep people boxed up like that.

01:00:40.500 i'm a little bit more of a liberal of a person if you've made mistakes in your past no matter

01:00:44.240 what they are i'm always willing to give people a second chance and look at them as a person they

01:00:48.420 are today but like what are your why shouldn't we give people a second chance i'll tell you why

01:00:52.580 why i tell you why right now and i've said it before i'll say it again you're only as good as

01:00:56.940 the last big thing you did unfortunately it's the way the world works that's true that's true so i

01:01:01.280 was that dude who did that thing in japan i know but until i turned my life around and made my

01:01:05.200 content really good and made a podcast that people enjoyed watching because i actually have a brain

01:01:09.460 right but it's not like it was handed to me no no no i don't mean just i all i asked for i said

01:01:15.020 this at the the the end of my speech after the tie against ksi in the boxing match it was in

01:01:22.380 the maverick documentary i said i'm not asking to be forgiven i'm asking for a chance or i'm asking

01:01:31.500 to earn the chance to be forgiven yeah i get i believe i earned that and then slowly through a

01:01:38.180 Very strategic, meticulous, somewhat difficult evolution, but a good one.

01:01:45.120 It happened, and I can feel that now. 0.98

01:01:47.940 Mia Khalifa, I totally get what she's saying, and it sucks. 0.92

01:01:50.200 It's unfortunate.

01:01:51.000 Even Amara, but Amara has leveled up.

01:01:54.400 Amara has gone to the next level.

01:01:56.780 And now, if you look Lana Rhodes or Amara up on Google because of me

01:02:02.320 and also because of him, the majority of the hits now are YouTube videos.

01:02:06.880 And so when you watch this extremely, extremely sweet, down-to-earth, level-headed, supportive, and beautiful girl, it takes a very certain person to then dilute that person down to their worst mistakes in life.

01:02:23.580 She's not proud of the stuff she did in the past.

01:02:25.740 She wishes she hadn't done it. 1.00

01:02:27.140 she got tied up in an industry that is disgusting the shit that the agents say you're gonna fucking 1.00

01:02:34.640 do this scene today or your ass is out of the fucking i mean i've heard horror stories of what 1.00

01:02:39.200 goes on in that industry pam said it earlier in the show um now i'm forgetting that's all right 0.99

01:02:44.840 you gotta we'll give you a second chance i said a few things i had it you'll pull it back but

01:02:53.260 But honestly, it's been it's been, you know, it was it was tough for me at first.

01:02:57.560 But also, you know, like she's she's come to terms with it.

01:02:59.900 And now, you know, soon enough, she'll be she'll be meeting my mom.

01:03:03.060 And my mom is very similar to me. 0.99

01:03:04.680 She's like, listen, I don't give a fuck what this girl did in the past. 0.94

01:03:08.220 I don't care if she treats you well and you guys love each other and you're both happy. 0.99

01:03:12.600 Then who gives a fuck what anybody else has to say about it? 0.98

01:03:15.500 And that's the way my mom thinks of it. 0.99

01:03:16.720 You know, like she's very she's very liberal. 1.00

01:03:18.700 She doesn't care.

01:03:19.360 And I've said it multiple times on other shows, too.

01:03:21.460 and Logan this is my favorite talking point for Logan people all these guys out there first of all 1.00

01:03:28.320 the majority of them are the same guys that jerk off first and then they go and talk shit about 1.00

01:03:32.700 her yeah but they all to her porn and then they go talk shit about how she's so disgusting but 1.00

01:03:37.320 but the funny but the funnier part of it is that the funnier part of it is um they also are these 0.99

01:03:43.380 guys that think that all the other girls out there are perfect yeah and and don't have that

01:03:48.740 past because it's not there's no video evidence yeah you said earlier in the show once those

01:03:53.360 people are perfect then they can start being haters right exactly i got a question your boys

01:03:57.420 both have controversial pasts what's something that you want to see for their future oh i know

01:04:03.220 i pray about this a lot i stare at their photos at my bedside with my little shrine bible yeah my

01:04:12.440 little shrine yeah it's got the palms and stuff and palm sunday and the cross and it's

01:04:18.560 and I prayed for this before they were even born when I was praying to get

01:04:22.280 pregnant, it's that they grow up to be responsible,

01:04:26.600 respectful, and make a difference for the good

01:04:30.220 of the world. Now, that's a very broad statement, but I've said

01:04:34.240 it since literally, you know, they were a thought in my head. And I still say it every day

01:04:38.160 and then I get specific. I really

01:04:41.320 enjoy and my greatest joy

01:04:46.120 comes from when they help children really they help children who need you know uh self-esteem

01:04:56.620 boosting and they need comedy and they need to meet you or jake because you know they're dying

01:05:02.100 and that's their dying wish and that is the greatest joy i mean what helping other people

01:05:07.520 and especially kids and sick kids i would love to start like a foundation for sick kids but

01:05:12.620 i know it's been done and all that but i'm a nurse call it the logan and jake paul's mom

01:05:17.320 foundation we'll just come and meet all of them make videos how about the family i love it

01:05:21.420 the family foundation but to to make a difference to children and to inspire them because certainly

01:05:28.920 this world needs the next generation of kids to be amazing like needs needs i've said this before

01:05:37.700 I think Generation Z is going to be the – hopefully the generation that starts to flip this world in the proper direction.

01:05:43.020 Your generation is making noise and trying to do it, but it's going to take years.

01:05:49.540 So this next generation, if you, Jake, Mike, Mack, and anyone in your team that helps from behind the scenes, not just you guys, can help make that happen, it is so important.

01:06:02.540 important he and and and you know to to to his uh i don't know he already obviously does a decent

01:06:09.560 chunk he's actually supposed to have a make-a-wish call after this episode today and he i've always

01:06:13.660 been a huge uh i've always been so proud to watch him do those those things in the past yeah i

01:06:19.580 actually i actually um i'll speak for myself i'm i'm underdeveloped there myself i i should be i

01:06:24.980 mean obviously like the book has been great yeah but that's not it's just it's a start yeah okay

01:06:29.540 You can't do it all if Rome wasn't built in a day.

01:06:32.660 And you had to fix yourself to get to where you are, to write the book, to inspire other people, and it's just going to continue.

01:06:39.760 Yesterday, I was on my road bike because that's what I do for exercise.

01:06:43.140 I like to ride my Cannondale, and it helped me lose a lot of weight and also helped me to clear my mind a lot because no distractions.

01:06:50.900 You've got to focus on the road.

01:06:52.060 You're just focusing on your pedals and on your legs.

01:06:53.720 And it got me to thinking it was one of the things that really helped me in my early recovery.

01:06:58.860 and I was thinking about

01:07:00.000 maybe putting together

01:07:00.600 a program to get

01:07:01.700 addicts bikes

01:07:02.480 that's cool

01:07:03.960 that would be cool

01:07:05.280 Mike's Bikes

01:07:05.880 Mike's Bikes

01:07:07.080 you and the

01:07:07.920 nomenclature is amazing

01:07:09.320 Mike's Bikes

01:07:10.000 that's incredible

01:07:10.540 I'm a word guy

01:07:11.160 for sure

01:07:11.560 that is amazing

01:07:12.760 I love that

01:07:14.300 because people do need

01:07:16.240 a second focus

01:07:17.420 whenever I reach out

01:07:18.420 to fans

01:07:18.980 or they reach to me

01:07:19.820 and I talk back

01:07:20.820 it's what

01:07:21.980 you know

01:07:22.420 they want to know

01:07:23.120 my advice

01:07:23.940 or what the kids

01:07:24.580 would say

01:07:24.980 it's always about

01:07:27.360 taking care

01:07:28.300 of your body first getting the exercise it's for stress anxiety depression anything you know

01:07:34.300 forget the drugs forget smoking weed to get feeling you know um calmer and stuff have you 0.99

01:07:41.060 been exercising he hasn't i've been giving him pam i've been giving him a lot of shit i was over 0.98

01:07:45.580 there listening to you know you saying how you're having anxiety stuff logan you never had anxiety 0.99

01:07:49.720 you don't you you you have anxiety probably from smoking too much weed and maybe the environment

01:07:58.160 of corona and everybody's nerve everybody has a little bit more anxiety than they did have but

01:08:02.560 covering it up with uh artificial means is not good and and then overdoing it again there's

01:08:10.120 moderation there's balance you i cannot believe you haven't been exercising not at all like i

01:08:14.780 exercise twice a day during coronavirus i also drink two glasses of wine that's fine i mean

01:08:20.800 that's the doctor kind of orders that no right but the point is everyone's doing you know like

01:08:26.820 staying inside maybe eating more maybe drinking more but why aren't you exercising why would i

01:08:31.960 all of you should be why you are why i exercise that that i go back to the subject is of depression

01:08:38.860 and anxiety and stuff and getting your body healthy prevents and helps reduce anxiety it

01:08:45.380 is the largest individual dumper of neurotransmit positive neurotransmitters in the world and that's

01:08:52.200 i mean you're like i'm no scientist but just go out and go for a run and come back and realize

01:08:58.380 how good you feel i don't disagree the reason i ask why would i and i'm just kind of like picking

01:09:02.400 your brain is because aesthetically for whatever reason i fell into this like pretty pretty good

01:09:07.480 looking body oh it's not about looks at all okay okay so it's not right so it's not no so so a lot

01:09:12.400 of people would disagree and tell you they work out to look good i'm not there i'm that's not

01:09:16.220 what i'm saying so and so now i you're telling me i should work out to not have any one anxiety

01:09:24.340 attack that i have my whole life no just in general just to help your whole outlook on life

01:09:29.380 anxiety if you're but here's a problem here's a problem that you're feeling a little stressed or

01:09:33.920 you need to take i take an hour out of my day i get when i work out i get hot i get red i get

01:09:38.220 flushed when i'm hot and red and flushed it translates on camera i now have less energy

01:09:43.260 to put into my content that's true and when i was when i was vlogging every day in 2017 i was

01:09:48.000 finally catching like that serious momentum i also noticed i stopped working out and i put more i was

01:09:53.560 able to put more energy into my content which in turn built the empire around me okay so now that

01:09:59.060 i'm back on this like extreme content machine that in the in this particular wave doesn't involve a

01:10:04.400 boxing match yet uh it's a i'm like i said i'm not good at moderation i'm good at attacking one

01:10:11.580 thing literally just gonna say head on but that's not always positive yeah you might be right you

01:10:17.960 might be right you know i mean working out to the to the um point where you're red and you're sweating

01:10:23.480 you just go get out walk on the treadmill you don't i'm not saying go hard and you just said

01:10:29.220 i don't do anything in moderation maybe you need to learn to do something in moderation a little

01:10:33.860 bit but but but just a little i'm more afraid of the man who's practiced one kick a thousand times

01:10:39.820 than the man who's practiced a thousand kicks one time each do you hear what i'm saying what do you

01:10:45.040 what are you practicing or not practicing the one thing i practice a thousand times is creating the

01:10:49.600 best content in the world this is this is that this is that statement i made earlier where the

01:10:54.160 person's like i want to make it big in la so i'm leaving college you think every day happens to 0.97

01:11:00.580 work out perfectly for me to get a 20 mile ride in i fit that shit the fuck in if i got a podcast 0.97

01:11:05.540 early i'm riding late if i got a podcast late i'm riding early if i got content to put out the 0.99

01:11:10.080 next day business plant meetings with you it all has to work into the schedule i think i think

01:11:14.440 i'm not i'm not telling you to work out i don't think she's telling you to work out to avoid the

01:11:18.180 one anxiety attack i think what you're doing is you're stunting your available growth and

01:11:22.740 neurotransmitter happy happy drugs you're when you get out there and you start getting active 0.94

01:11:27.560 whether it's yoga i don't even give a fuck if you just go and do yoga it could be it's it's 0.91

01:11:32.340 When I'm done with my workouts 0.99

01:11:35.200 I'm fucking exhausted 0.97

01:11:37.120 I have nothing left to give 0.98

01:11:39.700 I'm not talking about that

01:11:40.160 You're used to your boxing workout

01:11:42.100 I'm not talking about that either

01:11:43.680 Do a dance class for crying out loud

01:11:46.420 I'll do a dance class any day

01:11:48.460 Mind you I'm still really active

01:11:51.980 I have a guy

01:11:52.560 No freebies until he lets me come dance with him

01:11:56.440 But I'll show you who he is

01:11:58.100 It's so fun

01:11:59.060 Is that the one you were dancing with Jake?

01:12:00.020 i was no no no no no this is online through youtube by the way this is i'm not i'm not

01:12:05.820 proud of this mentality i'm just iterating my thoughts and like what i'm also really good

01:12:09.640 y'all know this at justifying bullshit yeah like i'm just trying to tell myself like this is not

01:12:16.080 good i'm just gonna say excuses i'm gonna start working out again i have this has been such an

01:12:21.660 important topic which is why i brought mike's bikes it's been such an important topic for me

01:12:25.480 to get to the addict okay because the addict or or the person who's dealing with any struggle

01:12:30.740 whether it's some sort of mental depression anxiety whatever or an addiction yeah they come

01:12:35.020 out uh of addiction or in their daily struggle missing those chemicals that make them feel good

01:12:40.560 and so they look for crutches or they overeat or whatever yeah and when i found out what it felt

01:12:45.560 like to even sweat for five minutes yeah anything just go outside walking walk a hundred laps on a 0.90

01:12:52.000 track mac mac loves walking it's one of his favorite fucking things yeah when i started 0.96

01:12:56.080 to get on the bike i wouldn't get home drenched in sweat i would come home i would have a nice 0.95

01:13:00.500 gloss on me and i would feel more at ease right in my life right you you don't go so hard that

01:13:06.520 you're exhausted maybe maybe i'll start with a quick like two three mile jog every day which

01:13:11.900 which by which by the way i can bro bro i bet you i bet i'll bet you you heard it here first

01:13:19.840 not impulsive i could run a six minute mile a five minute 30 second mile right now if i walked

01:13:24.980 outside i will bet you 100 that you can't do that which which one 530 or six 530 you said 530 i'm

01:13:30.580 taking that one duh yeah hundred bucks hundred dollars zero percent chance you could do it

01:13:34.440 isn't jake a better runner than him too or no i think he is oh maybe okay i didn't know that but

01:13:41.140 it's so funny like immediately like i'm like yo get out there and do something he goes straight 0.58

01:13:44.940 to i guarantee you i could run a five fucking flat exactly because it's not like i'm out of 0.89

01:13:48.760 shape no you are you gotta look out of shape five minute thirty second mile yeah shake my 0.97

01:13:53.620 fucking hand hundred dollars i could do it we're going right after this podcast oh i can't wait 0.98

01:13:58.640 but this is what i'm talking about it's called moderation forget this is funny and i want you 0.98

01:14:05.600 to do it but but just go out and run one mile or jump in the pool i will run one mile under 5 30

01:14:12.220 that's an 11 mile an hour pace

01:14:13.760 wait

01:14:15.240 it's that

01:14:16.980 I think it's 12

01:14:20.240 I mean

01:14:21.520 that's extremely fast isn't it

01:14:24.240 yeah it's fast

01:14:25.700 it's 11

01:14:26.620 I saw Jake do

01:14:29.440 that for 2 miles once on a treadmill

01:14:32.440 which is crazy

01:14:33.140 he's sharp

01:14:34.420 but all I'm saying is I don't think I'm out of shape

01:14:37.000 maybe I am

01:14:37.920 there's no chance

01:14:41.140 That's all I gotta say

01:14:42.120 But also

01:14:43.260 Just go back to

01:14:44.720 I

01:14:45.240 Mom advice here

01:14:46.640 Is you gotta work out

01:14:47.700 A little bit

01:14:48.100 Just do something fun

01:14:49.120 Just something

01:14:49.880 Just something

01:14:50.540 I did a backflip

01:14:51.300 The other day

01:14:51.760 Oh that's true

01:14:52.600 I saw in the ring

01:14:54.340 Yeah if I do enough of those

01:14:55.560 I'm sure I could

01:14:56.080 Probably get some sort of 0.91

01:14:57.120 Probably could hurt yourself

01:14:58.000 Because you haven't warmed up

01:14:59.240 I've been trying to get him

01:15:00.320 On the bike with me

01:15:01.500 And he won't do it

01:15:02.640 I got weak legs

01:15:03.280 But they'll get stronger

01:15:04.640 Because my knee

01:15:05.260 Because my knee injury

01:15:06.000 I know and I don't love

01:15:07.120 The bike for you

01:15:08.020 I don't like street biking

01:15:09.600 I know too many people

01:15:10.640 who get hit by a car.

01:15:12.120 Oh, you're talking about

01:15:12.680 riding the bike on the street?

01:15:14.120 Yes.

01:15:15.060 There's a lot of paths around here,

01:15:16.840 but I do agree.

01:15:17.700 I mean, I have to spend

01:15:18.560 about 15 to 20 minutes a day

01:15:19.780 getting to the path,

01:15:20.940 and it is horrifying 0.99

01:15:22.060 because everybody's fucking texting. 0.99

01:15:23.360 People don't pay attention. 0.99

01:15:24.520 We could definitely all find

01:15:25.760 some more discipline together

01:15:27.440 and all start working out together

01:15:29.080 because it's actually a lot of fun.

01:15:30.020 Why don't we put a bunch

01:15:30.840 of stationary bikes 0.97

01:15:31.760 in the back of a trailer

01:15:32.720 and Milton can pull us around

01:15:34.200 and see them down Ventura?

01:15:35.100 That sounds actually hilarious

01:15:36.940 and be a lot of fun.

01:15:37.480 That would be fun.

01:15:39.040 Just some fun stuff.

01:15:40.200 Like a SoulCycle on the go.

01:15:44.400 I'm going to be honest.

01:15:45.320 We got Mike's bikes.

01:15:46.480 We got the SoulCycle on the go.

01:15:47.520 We don't even need Milt to drag us.

01:15:49.100 We could do one of those ones where you pedal and it propels the vehicle.

01:15:52.340 Do you know what I'm saying?

01:15:52.980 So we all, you know the ones.

01:15:54.780 The Flintstones?

01:15:55.660 Yeah, like a Flintstones.

01:15:56.600 Also, another thing, and I think it would be cool for you to maybe do this with your mom,

01:15:59.460 and me and Matt could take the one behind you.

01:16:01.320 Right at the place I always cycle, they have the pedal ducks, the swans.

01:16:06.080 Where you swan around the ponds.

01:16:07.480 That'd be fun.

01:16:09.140 That'd be nice.

01:16:09.860 you and your mom could spend some time together well we did the tandem bike yesterday my again 0.97

01:16:14.360 i don't want to remind you but i'm on my way home and i hear this i'm like what the fuck is that 0.97

01:16:21.960 mom you good is she cycling no i have a reason because logan doesn't know how to switch gears 0.96

01:16:27.760 and he had it in the high gear going uphill and he's pedaling with his legs and i'm pedaling with

01:16:32.420 my short little legs and i was like something's wrong here because like i do work out but it was

01:16:38.120 hot it was hard so we stopped for a second i caught my breath get back on and logan puts it

01:16:43.860 down into the low gear made it home and the whole rest of the way was uphill i can't wait to run his

01:16:49.340 smile i can't do we have footage yo i'm gonna i'm gonna be i'm gonna be on god i'm gonna be cramping 0.99

01:16:53.800 like a motherfucker yeah i don't know why you think you could do that i'm not sure why you 0.95

01:16:58.880 agreed i don't know why you agreed to that but and we'll give the feedback on the next episode too 0.99

01:17:04.260 as to if we completed the mile or not.

01:17:06.780 Yeah, completed the mile is a good one.

01:17:08.740 If you're doing a 5.30 pace,

01:17:10.480 it's possible that you don't even finish the mile.

01:17:13.220 I'm just like, you don't even know how hard that is right now.

01:17:17.200 For you not running for the past, I don't know,

01:17:19.200 two and a half months, you're in trouble.

01:17:21.380 And smoking.

01:17:22.880 Oh, my God.

01:17:24.020 Oh, it seems like all the smoking has made Logan forget

01:17:26.440 that he smokes weed now.

01:17:27.900 Yeah.

01:17:28.300 No, it's made him forget that you can't just go out

01:17:30.580 and run a 5.30 mile.

01:17:32.400 That's all right.

01:17:33.060 That's all right.

01:17:33.640 yeah

01:17:34.340 maybe I'll cycle it

01:17:36.080 while you're

01:17:36.500 do it

01:17:37.120 let's go

01:17:37.640 I'll drive

01:17:38.260 let's go to a track after

01:17:39.020 how long have we gone

01:17:42.080 hour 20

01:17:43.820 oh yeah

01:17:44.480 let's cut

01:17:45.580 can I drop one more thing

01:17:46.700 sure

01:17:46.860 as you're watching this

01:17:48.240 the Varsity Blues drop

01:17:49.420 shopthenightshift.com 1.00

01:17:50.660 you got fucking 1.00

01:17:51.800 shirts 1.00

01:17:52.660 shorts

01:17:53.120 all on champion goods

01:17:54.300 go check it out

01:17:54.880 if you'd like to

01:17:55.600 I'm not telling you

01:17:56.720 you have to do it

01:17:57.340 but if you want to

01:17:57.580 you don't have to

01:17:58.020 yeah

01:17:58.260 whatever you feel

01:17:59.440 you do whatever

01:17:59.980 mom you're a sweetheart

01:18:01.360 thank you

01:18:02.020 and I wanna

01:18:02.280 no thank you

01:18:03.020 for coming on my show 1.00

01:18:03.920 and letting me talk shit to you. 0.99

01:18:07.400 It was my pleasure, sort of. 0.99

01:18:09.660 So she'll be here till Monday.

01:18:11.060 I'm taking her to the ranch,

01:18:12.020 which should be fun.

01:18:12.960 It's, everyone said

01:18:14.320 it's the best purchase I've ever made.

01:18:15.960 Really?

01:18:16.620 Yeah, it's exciting

01:18:17.040 to be able to show something like that.

01:18:18.580 I know, I'm very excited.

01:18:19.860 You gotta be proud of him.

01:18:21.140 I am.

01:18:22.000 You gotta be proud of him.

01:18:22.800 I love you.

01:18:23.540 What about her,

01:18:24.360 or does she do her socials?

01:18:26.800 Yeah, good morning, Pamela.

01:18:28.420 Like, where can I follow you on Instagram?

01:18:29.720 Good morning, Pamela.

01:18:30.440 So I'm not vlogging

01:18:33.200 As you know

01:18:34.060 But my Instagram is

01:18:35.300 Pam underscore Stepnik

01:18:36.680 And I am TikToking

01:18:38.600 With my niece Taylor 0.94

01:18:39.660 Which has been a ball

01:18:41.020 Making dances

01:18:42.460 You don't have to go watch those

01:18:43.720 Oh it's fun

01:18:44.740 Thanks Pam

01:18:45.760 We love you so much

01:18:46.260 I love Pam

01:18:46.960 Wait you guys don't like TikTok

01:18:48.620 You're honestly my second favorite mom

01:18:48.960 No

01:18:49.200 Listen you're doing TikTok

01:18:51.460 I don't know what you're talking about

01:18:52.220 Well we have to

01:18:52.800 Listen I don't really care about TikTok

01:18:54.640 It's just fun dancing

01:18:55.640 You ever think about moving into a TikTok house

01:18:57.740 No 0.96

01:18:58.580 Ew

01:19:00.500 Bye.

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Impaulsive with Logan Paul - June 25, 2020

E196 THE MOTHER OF THE PAUL BROTHERS - IMPAULSIVE EP. 196

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