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00:02:12.300 I was talking to someone via Snapchat, a girl, and I got a Snapchat back and it was Jake.

00:02:19.840 That makes sense. So Jake catfished you.

00:02:29.140 I might not have hair on the crown of my head, bro,

00:02:32.220 but I have an intro written for today's show.

00:02:34.620 Absolutely.

00:02:35.180 Since when are you wearing a crown on your head?

00:02:36.980 Let's get started.

00:02:37.700 Welcome back to Impulsive, the number one podcast in the world.

00:02:40.300 We've got a lot of people in the audience today. 0.98

00:02:42.120 Hot damn. 1.00

00:02:42.680 We've got my girlfriend. 1.00

00:02:43.420 We've got the Connor Blakely.

00:02:45.020 We've got Kevin, potential new member of the team.

00:02:47.140 We'll see what happens.

00:02:47.940 Mac, you're sitting on a far end of the table.

00:02:49.460 I'm way over here today.

00:02:50.740 How are you feeling?

00:02:51.520 Isolated?

00:02:51.840 It's a little lonely.

00:02:52.780 I get you.

00:02:53.620 It's normally how it is on the side of the table, though.

00:02:55.300 I get it.

00:02:55.920 We're going to put two real good guests next to you.

00:02:58.520 Handsome.

00:02:59.140 Real good, handsome guys.

00:02:59.860 Best looking since Nate Shot.

00:03:02.420 And he was the best looking since Bryce Hall,

00:03:04.280 who was the best looking since Jacob Sartorius.

00:03:06.500 Just a bunch of studs on this podcast.

00:03:08.280 A lineage of studs.

00:03:10.400 Only the best and brightest for impulsive.

00:03:13.520 I still feel rushed.

00:03:16.340 All right, well, let's talk more about the fact

00:03:17.760 that I don't have any hair on my head, bro.

00:03:19.360 What am I going to do about this?

00:03:20.840 No, we can only talk about that for so long.

00:03:22.820 I didn't even start talking about it yet.

00:03:24.440 There's another lineage on YouTube and digital media,

00:03:28.700 And that's balding celebrities, bro

00:03:30.880 It's a very interesting topic

00:03:32.760 And most of them work their asses off to hide it

00:03:35.240 And obviously you guys have gotten to know my L.A. app pretty well 0.99

00:03:37.920 But what the fuck am I going to do about this, bro? 0.97

00:03:40.040 I have a picture from last night that's god awful 0.96

00:03:42.700 I will not show it on this podcast

00:03:44.240 But I'm starting to look like one of those public accountants

00:03:48.640 Can I see?

00:03:49.180 No

00:03:49.520 Yeah, I'll show you

00:03:51.160 I'll see

00:03:52.040 You're telling me you look like a CPA? 1.00

00:03:53.740 Yeah, like a public ass 1.00

00:03:54.560 While you pull that picture out, I'm going to say this 0.98

00:03:55.760 Welcome back to Impulsive, the number one podcast in the world

00:03:57.640 Thank you guys for listening,

00:03:58.320 watching, viewing, subscribing.

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00:04:01.120 I'm excited.

00:04:01.880 Was it a picture from the back?

00:04:03.900 We all have our vulnerable angles

00:04:05.440 and I know yours is

00:04:06.400 when the camera gets behind you.

00:04:07.640 You cannot see those pictures. 1.00

00:04:08.400 I'm looking at his girlfriend's ass. 1.00

00:04:10.600 I did, Logan. 1.00

00:04:11.400 I actually, I sent you my own.

00:04:12.760 I couldn't not see.

00:04:13.500 I sent you my own version

00:04:14.440 of what Mike's going to look like

00:04:15.520 in a little bit of time.

00:04:16.320 If you could pull it up on the screen,

00:04:17.360 that'd be great.

00:04:18.060 Balding celebrities.

00:04:19.560 It's Michael. 1.00

00:04:21.680 You look like a naked mole rat. 0.99

00:04:23.780 A CPA, you know? 0.99

00:04:25.580 What am I going to do?

00:04:26.680 Like, Dr. Ziering, if you're watching this, help me, please

00:04:29.200 Oh, okay

00:04:31.300 So we do have a picture of Mike

00:04:33.300 This is gonna be probably in about

00:04:35.160 10 years from now

00:04:36.220 So, we definitely need to be

00:04:39.160 Taking some sort of precautionary measures

00:04:40.820 To prevent that from happening

00:04:42.220 There are surgeries you can get

00:04:43.860 And I'll join you

00:04:45.840 We're gonna go to Turkey and fix our hair

00:04:48.840 You know

00:04:50.040 I don't wanna be that guy 1.00

00:04:52.440 With a fucking shiny ass head 1.00

00:04:54.680 Reflection 1.00

00:04:55.640 Mike, is it mostly genetic?

00:04:57.980 No, all my family have a full head of hair.

00:05:00.380 It's like I had a decade of drug abuse or something.

00:05:03.140 I don't know what did it.

00:05:04.140 You know what's something that's super weird in the genetic world?

00:05:07.660 Twins.

00:05:08.740 Oh, it's so strange. 0.94

00:05:10.360 They have the same DNA.

00:05:11.620 Nice layup, Mac.

00:05:12.660 Nice.

00:05:13.020 Nice job, bro. 0.97

00:05:14.220 I don't fucking know. 0.95

00:05:15.200 Have you prepared the intro? 0.98

00:05:16.360 Yeah, all right.

00:05:17.140 You guys may know them.

00:05:18.200 You may have seen them before on YouTube, maybe even on Instagram.

00:05:20.980 They once donned the cover of GQ magazine as the hottest twins on the planet.

00:05:27.400 They have relationships with Emma Chamberlain, I think, and a bunch of other top-level celebrities.

00:05:33.420 They're outspoken on mental health as well as the science behind being a twin.

00:05:39.360 Ladies and gentlemen, it's the Dolan Twins.

00:05:42.640 Wow.

00:05:44.460 I just thought I'd open that on the spot.

00:05:46.760 That was good.

00:05:47.560 I know.

00:05:47.880 It's life, dude.

00:05:48.620 I'm old and bald.

00:05:49.460 What up, boys?

00:05:50.800 What up?

00:05:51.380 Welcome to Impulses.

00:05:52.540 The most awkward podcast on the planet.

00:05:56.740 Here we are, guys.

00:05:57.680 Good to see you.

00:05:58.700 You too, man.

00:05:59.380 How you feeling?

00:06:00.780 Well, Mike.

00:06:01.980 Yeah, finally.

00:06:03.000 I can't believe you guys haven't met yet.

00:06:04.580 He's the loudest person in the space.

00:06:06.280 I saw Mike once in public.

00:06:07.260 I think.

00:06:07.700 Oh, God.

00:06:08.340 Oh, for the love of God. 1.00

00:06:09.160 Did you kick him in the balls? 0.99

00:06:10.060 No. 0.99

00:06:10.700 What was I doing?

00:06:11.420 What was I doing?

00:06:12.000 I think you were just eating food.

00:06:13.020 Oh, God.

00:06:13.360 Yeah, acting pretty normal.

00:06:14.040 That makes sense.

00:06:14.780 That's something Mike loves to do. 1.00

00:06:16.500 Fat ass. 1.00

00:06:17.020 What's your guy's favorite restaurant in LA? 1.00

00:06:18.240 there's this place called little pine it's a it's a vegan spot that are you guys vegan yeah

00:06:24.640 you're both vegan i want to talk about that but well all right let's let's start from

00:06:28.480 ground zero all right all right because boys we have some history we do we have a we have a lot

00:06:34.620 of history yeah more so probably more than yeah everyone in this room except for mac who's been

00:06:40.140 my best friend since fifth grade which is crazy that is we go way back we go way back when you

00:06:45.060 guys first started coming up on vine jake and i were as well and what happened jake spotted you 0.98

00:06:50.400 guys jake no i i was talking to someone i don't even know if i can say this oh shit for legality

00:06:57.660 reasons no i don't know i just i'm not trying to throw anyone under the bus but i mean he just won 0.81

00:07:01.560 a lawsuit he just won a lawsuit you probably say it okay he's on a winning streak so i was i was

00:07:05.880 i was talking to someone via snapchat um a girl okay and uh like i got a snapchat back and it was

00:07:12.440 jake and i was like that makes sense so jake catfished you no no no no he was just what 0.98

00:07:19.440 happened um yeah he was just there and he was shirtless and i was like oh what the fuck 0.97

00:07:24.340 oh so he was hitting on you uh i think i think that's kind of what it was now yeah 0.95

00:07:29.620 now i just kind of figured it out no but no and then we got to talking and then uh we had some

00:07:35.460 common interests and stuff like that and he was like oh i see you on vine and i was like what's

00:07:38.800 up man i see you too but where were you guys living new jersey my parents and then i remember

00:07:43.360 he invited you to la and also literally like three days after talking he was like yo come stay with

00:07:47.920 me interesting and i was like no none of my friends have even done this yeah we were 14 and

00:07:52.140 he was like i'm getting a place in la in three days you got to come stay with me it was 14 years

00:07:56.340 old well he was he was what 16 17 yeah he was a junior in high school he just got the jeep that 0.92

00:08:01.880 whenever he had that yeah damn he was snapchatting me no the mustang how long the mustang the mustang 0.99

00:08:07.040 was new this is like seven six years ago long ass time ago that's fucked because i remember you 0.99

00:08:11.940 guys walked in my house i was like who are these kids you guys are pretty funny we made some good 0.97

00:08:15.340 vines together you didn't we met you in a vegan restaurant actually veggie grill do you still go

00:08:20.480 there yeah hell yeah my girlfriend and i it's her favorite restaurant i've been trying to get

00:08:24.200 sponsored by veggie grill for years uh they haven't yet it's so good fantastic so good again i want to

00:08:29.620 dive into this vegan stuff with you guys because that's fascinating to me like big bulky men i saw

00:08:33.420 that you went vegan for a short period i tried i tried i tried twice dude i went for four months

00:08:39.060 uh before my first fight against ksi and i've mentioned this on this podcast before i got to

00:08:45.920 a point where my body was literally consuming itself like my muscles were eating away at

00:08:51.000 themselves because i couldn't support myself because i wasn't getting the nutrition that i

00:08:53.740 needed i had a nutritionist i had a private chef i had i got my blood drawn and tested and

00:09:00.300 for some reason the vegan diet does not fit my body type which is why i'm so i'm looking at you

00:09:05.840 guys you're you're bulky kids you're fit you're athletic you're big how tall you guys like six

00:09:09.820 foot i'm sick yeah six foot right so so how is your body not literally just metabolizing itself

00:09:14.560 to the point where it's just a constantly burning furnace i don't know i feel like there's a

00:09:18.340 misconception about macronutrients especially protein sure sure like you don't need as much

00:09:22.060 as people say you do especially to build muscle when you're talking about like bulking and

00:09:25.620 and putting on muscle and size it kind of comes down more to like calories and your

00:09:29.780 we didn't just like like blindly dive into sure yeah like it's it was mainly for ethical reasons

00:09:34.240 that's why it started but then i was like very fascinated about how it was the best for my health

00:09:38.980 as well like after i watched a couple documentaries um and then also the feeling that it brought me 0.60

00:09:43.340 so like i i'd always been like eating like lean meat and egg whites and all that shit staying

00:09:47.480 away from anything that was like quote unquote bad for you like red meat and stuff like that

00:09:50.660 um and i was dairy free for about a year and i just never felt the health benefits of my diet

00:09:55.700 that was like supposedly really clean and i was you know i'm gonna i'm gonna give this vegan thing

00:09:59.520 I had like this realization and yeah we went vegan for ethical reasons and then three weeks

00:10:04.160 after like holding on to like like and staying really strict on the vegan diet I was like what

00:10:08.220 the fuck I can like all of a sudden run so much more my muscular endurance is like all the way up

00:10:13.260 yeah and I felt the benefits from eating healthy finally well so that's why it's it's clean you're 0.99

00:10:18.200 putting like premium fuel into your body there's no extra additives or yeah it's literally the most

00:10:23.360 natural shit yeah and that three to four week window is the window where you'll start to feel 0.83

00:10:28.020 it and you finally burn off all that excess 0.99

00:10:29.900 bullshit that was in your past diet 1.00

00:10:31.880 except the longer I 1.00

00:10:33.940 went the more I started to notice like this

00:10:35.940 is affecting me in a negative way how long have you been

00:10:37.960 vegan for 10 months

00:10:39.460 but you also

00:10:41.440 you probably don't train

00:10:43.960 the way he was training for a fight like this

00:10:45.860 kid was this guy I'm sure I'm sure you guys are

00:10:47.720 working out but he was he was

00:10:49.380 working out like twice a day for

00:10:51.680 like four hours a day just like overtraining 0.99

00:10:53.820 the shit so I think it was a combination of 0.99

00:10:55.520 you needing the fuel for that kind 0.99

00:10:57.780 a workout totally yeah i think i think sometimes like when something's different in our life like

00:11:01.720 whether it be diet or the amount of sleep that we've been getting like we like to say that or

00:11:06.480 pin the blame on feeling like fatigued or tired a little bit off just because something's different

00:11:10.860 in our lives so it might not have been your diet you may have been getting sick and you're just

00:11:14.420 like oh i think it's because the vegan but is the sickness correlated to a weaker immune system

00:11:19.520 because of the diet that doesn't fit my blood type or body type whatever it is because a caveat that

00:11:24.080 i would put on that is because we all thought the same thing i'm training four hours a day i'm

00:11:27.620 definitely over training in my body i haven't eaten plants for an extended period of time my

00:11:31.920 whole life and now all of a sudden i'm doing it during the most intense training session of my

00:11:35.900 life but the caveat i would say is uh last year in january we tried to do vegan vegan january like

00:11:44.320 we made it right no i made it you did yeah i got 28 days in and the same thing happened i wasn't

00:11:50.780 training i was just living my life in the same thing i was like yo this is it i tried i tried

00:11:54.220 i just got so fatigued maybe you just weren't eating enough but i'm telling you it was yeah

00:11:59.600 he had he had like a scientific nutritionist calories counting every day like it i i have

00:12:06.340 to say at the end of the day to different strokes for different yeah 100 that makes sense there's

00:12:10.800 people like michaela pearson jordan pearson's daughter who's like kind of fixed all her health

00:12:15.040 issues by having a completely carnivore diet diet just yeah i heard this too rogan's tried it yeah 0.99

00:12:19.980 absolutely how could you do that i think statistically you do end up like shitting

00:12:23.840 yourself on that diet yeah that's facts yeah that's facts i i honestly i can i can honestly

00:12:28.660 say that i i've only had one stomach ache in the past 10 months since going vegan and before that 0.99

00:12:33.520 it was like oh shit like i go to the bathroom i'm gonna make it yeah so not so not shitting 0.95

00:12:37.940 yourself that's something it was from it was from antibiotics it was yeah i was gonna get into that 0.99

00:12:42.000 the only stomach ache that i've had is from antibiotics because i had a sinus infection

00:12:45.200 Okay, but also, bro, I've been down that path.

00:12:49.320 You know, with a vegan diet, you eat food, and it's coming out of you within 30 minutes.

00:12:53.600 I know y'all are pooping three to four times a day.

00:12:55.340 No.

00:12:55.740 That's cap.

00:12:56.980 No, I don't.

00:12:57.660 Cap.

00:12:58.060 I take one healthy one.

00:12:59.660 It's scheduled for 11 a.m. after I have oats and coffee.

00:13:02.840 Like in your calendar?

00:13:03.960 I don't mean to get too graphic. 0.99

00:13:04.820 I don't shit enough. 0.99

00:13:05.420 I wish I shat. 1.00

00:13:06.660 How is that possible? 0.97

00:13:07.600 I don't know. 0.99

00:13:08.020 Sometimes I go two days without shitting. 0.99

00:13:10.080 What are you talking about? 1.00

00:13:10.960 Every vegan I know is a pooping machine. 1.00

00:13:12.900 Oh, Mac's toilet is disgusting. 1.00

00:13:14.060 Seriously? 1.00

00:13:14.380 absolutely i poop one time a day are you but that poop vegetarian okay i think i think i think it's 0.99

00:13:20.060 all like shitting i think i would definitely recommend no it has to do with calories like 0.99

00:13:26.040 if you're in a caloric like surplus then you're probably going to be shitting more because your 0.99

00:13:29.840 body doesn't need all the nutrients you're taking and if you're in a deficit you'll be shitting way

00:13:33.160 less if you're right at maintenance you'll be shitting pretty much fascinated by bowel movements

00:13:37.640 really am yeah don't love them we talk we talk about like we i feel we even i get into like 0.99

00:13:43.080 shit like this on our podcast all the time like yeah like on accident you when you guys saw your 0.83

00:13:49.080 podcast is new yeah um what the fuck was it not new but we haven't done video yet video is going 0.99

00:13:55.040 to be new uh right now we're just doing audio only and how many how many episodes in the 30s 0.57

00:14:00.380 maybe i don't even know that's new michael oh no it is what what is it you guys like about the 0.95

00:14:04.220 podcast medium do you enjoy it it's just like an open conversation like i have so much shit on my

00:14:08.140 mind that i wish i could say on youtube but like youtube is just not the place that's like premium

00:14:11.980 entertainment and like we're starting to try to make it yeah we are we are like in the process

00:14:15.840 of slowly making the place just because it's like we can't sustain with like yeah just like i actually

00:14:20.600 heard you say something shit at one point about uh either retire or reinvent yeah and we yeah i

00:14:27.120 was actually like really thinking about that just because we've been like at a point where we just 0.61

00:14:31.300 like have been really confused as to what to do with the content join the club boys yeah join the

00:14:35.120 club y'all have been doing this forever yeah that's the thing i feel like i've been kind of 0.96

00:14:39.220 trapped in my 17-year-old body as soon as the fucking camera turns on because i'm like this 0.88

00:14:43.140 is what my audience likes i have to act the same way that i did when it was working and i mean yeah 0.97

00:14:48.740 it will work but i'm gonna go fucking insane we just try to film a video we completely failed 0.68

00:14:52.600 just because i was like i don't feel like myself when the camera's like yeah sorry i don't know 0.91

00:14:56.820 like i'm a 20 year old dude and that's who i am and uh like my fans are kind of the opposite like

00:15:02.180 our demographics like 78 to 80 percent female and they're our age but it's like kind of like the

00:15:06.960 opposite you know of me in a lot of ways um so like i don't it's hard to find like the balance

00:15:14.600 between what you want to film and then what people are gonna like yeah what they want to see because 0.83

00:15:18.780 like a lot of shit just doesn't like it doesn't hit for sure yeah we've been talking about it 0.99

00:15:23.020 like just going more and more into like deeper discussion just try to figure out what to fucking 0.99

00:15:26.980 do and like we've come to some realizations about how like we haven't really been living our lives 0.65

00:15:31.980 as like dudes like i i just started skateboarding a lot more with my friends i've been making friends

00:15:36.260 in the skate scene um oh just hanging out and just hanging out just because i don't do any of

00:15:40.680 that yeah i knew that if i like i try to make every day we don't we don't hang out at all and

00:15:44.680 do and you mean and you mean starting to produce content around that because i because what i'm

00:15:49.600 noticing by the way is that in the past youtube has been a a relatively soft platform uh you know

00:15:56.820 not to call lp and and his earlier day stuff soft but like in a lot of ways it catered to a younger

00:16:01.780 audience there was a larger female fan base now in the days of the nelp boys in the days of the

00:16:07.140 night shift in the days of you know even adam 22 and some of this more risque adult style content

00:16:12.740 i think that the the platform is starting and the audience there is starting to shift at least

00:16:18.300 slightly to be more accepting of that that kind of energy and i think that will will behoove you

00:16:24.240 guys and benefit you guys to start to showcase some more of the authentic and real you yeah yeah

00:16:30.420 That's what we're going to start going for, to be honest.

00:16:32.260 You have to. 1.00

00:16:33.980 You're going to be fucking miserable. 1.00

00:16:35.700 You just described it. 1.00

00:16:37.160 Mid-shoot, did you break down?

00:16:39.400 Oh, yeah.

00:16:40.040 We drove.

00:16:40.720 This just happened a few days ago.

00:16:42.460 We were like, oh, let's drive to Oregon.

00:16:44.480 We've always wanted to go to Oregon. 0.81

00:16:45.300 But let's make a video out of it because it's a fucking waste of time if we don't. 0.97

00:16:48.540 So we're eight hours in, like 600-some miles, whatever the fuck that is. 0.99

00:16:54.540 And we're just like, fuck this. 0.99

00:16:56.120 We turned around and came back. 0.99

00:16:57.320 Y'all turned around.

00:16:58.280 Turned around and came back.

00:16:59.180 Full breakdown. 1.00

00:16:59.780 full break how frustrating you have no idea and then we want to fucking we want to beat the fuck 0.98

00:17:05.280 out of each other and you know it's your fault no it's your fault and then but back to what he was 0.97

00:17:09.700 saying about it being a waste of time like we don't want anything to be a waste of time as you

00:17:12.700 know like your job is you yeah that's your business like every single day you have to document what

00:17:16.640 you're doing or else you start to see the numbers slip and then it affects you mentally and then

00:17:19.740 it's like all right i have to just completely like give up all my hobbies and everything just

00:17:24.020 so that i can get views on shit that my my audience will receive daily so i wouldn't go 0.98

00:17:29.680 skateboarding i wouldn't go cliff jumping i wouldn't do like this like man type shit this 0.99

00:17:33.580 dude stuff that i wanted to do i didn't have any friends who were into that stuff because i was

00:17:37.740 like oh my audience isn't gonna want to see it like i i have to therefore i don't have time for

00:17:42.360 it yeah first piece of advice is remove yourself from the numbers it's that's the healthiest it's

00:17:47.300 it's it's next to impossible being a creator because numbers dictate in a way your success

00:17:53.980 but the faster you can remove yourself from uh a view count translating to how happy you are

00:18:01.040 the healthier you're going to be but is it possible it's possible it's easy for it's easy

00:18:05.560 for the guy whose view count is always high no no no no guys no no no no i'm just i'm just there

00:18:10.760 was a period i remember like you went down to 2.9 million not even not even between one and two 0.87

00:18:16.360 million views i was reinventing trying to do new formats bro i did a fucking cartoon on my main 0.75

00:18:21.580 channel i did a uh episodic sketch series with evan called uh was the best friends yeah like i 0.83

00:18:28.540 just tried to experiment with new with new formats and eventually i found a a model that worked for

00:18:35.440 me and now i'm like happy every day i try to create you guys still sound like you're very

00:18:39.160 much stuck in the rut yeah we're where you were when you were trying to like do all this so when

00:18:43.360 you were when you were in that point and your numbers were low yeah was it affecting you every

00:18:47.560 day it was so right but right now like i know what you're saying totally and i appreciate it

00:18:52.160 and i'm like trying to listen to that advice the best i can because i'm telling myself every day

00:18:56.460 but like when your numbers aren't where they once were or you like want them to be i don't know if

00:19:01.860 there's a way around feeling like shit mr mr beast has this advice for creators with this 0.62

00:19:06.200 with this problem is is picture it like a challenge stay optimistic oh yeah that's how 0.96

00:19:10.900 we like we we just labeled it we labeled labeled it the game lately and exactly it makes it fun

00:19:16.360 exactly exactly how can i do better ah this okay not quite resonating with our audience and also

00:19:21.020 you guys are in a bit of a difficult position where your audience is is like a super dynamic

00:19:26.660 ever-changing group of people i.e young young women young women who are becoming women adults

00:19:32.560 like fully fledged uh people with hobbies and interests that they weren't excited about when

00:19:38.680 they were 14 yeah and so now it's not only do you have to do a bit of reinventing publicly but

00:19:45.080 personally because the more that you personally are going to be able to just be yourselves on

00:19:49.540 camera you're going to garner a new audience that has new interests and new hobbies like bro

00:19:53.400 i'm 60 70 percent male y'all should honestly be probably skewing the same way like you said you 0.90

00:20:01.220 have an interest in doing more dude shit and skating and cliff jumping like lean into that 0.94

00:20:05.340 yeah you're growing up you're growing up never underestimate the ability you have to to shift 0.98

00:20:10.040 your audience instead of trying so hard super hard to cater the current audience i mean he's

00:20:15.020 he's a shining example of this he aged up he mailed up through the through the creation of

00:20:19.880 the content that he was doing through the collaborations he was doing and so you know

00:20:23.580 it's definitely possible and another another piece of advice and i think the place where most

00:20:27.280 really successful creators lose right off the bat is they get married to the idea that they

00:20:35.560 are getting a shit ton of views nobody's going to maintain that view count for an extended period

00:20:42.220 of time maybe a handful of people but even when you look at the best in the world the bigot most

00:20:46.880 subscribed in the world look at pewdiepie i mean he gets three to four million you know maybe five 0.99

00:20:51.060 million views per video i'm not knocking them but people need to understand that this shit is 0.96

00:20:54.980 fucking fleeting when i started getting three to six to eight million views on my youtube videos 0.98

00:21:00.080 everything i everything i remind myself every day was tomorrow this goes away tomorrow this goes 0.99

00:21:05.320 away so when it goes away you ain't surprised you're not stressed out about it you know it 0.99

00:21:08.200 doesn't go away a book about mental health a long-form piece of content that you're fucking 0.97

00:21:13.160 proud of yeah how are you diversifying your game to create shit that regardless of how it's accepted 0.99

00:21:20.000 by the general public you are happy about the product you put into the fucking world we've 0.98

00:21:23.520 definitely had a lot of like projects that we're really happy about putting out yeah that was great 0.96

00:21:27.020 really like that yeah but um yeah we did a documentary about our dad and what it's like

00:21:31.060 i saw it thank you amazing appreciate it amazing thanks a lot yeah um and then i directed and he

00:21:36.720 acted in a music video about the whole pride movement and everything like that sick yeah

00:21:41.040 which was 2018 again like one of my favorite experiences that i've had this far on my youtube

00:21:45.880 channel you guys have been uh super woke for how young you are thank you thank you man like

00:21:51.760 definitely on the uh progressive uh would it be a reach to say liberal train i don't really like

00:21:58.680 to label myself anything i feel like i feel like our generation is pretty woke people my age you

00:22:03.460 know what i mean because when you were 20 like it was i was 14 i wasn't woke at you weren't woke

00:22:07.340 yet i think just the way the world no no but you were you were like even with the japan thing like

00:22:11.780 you guys are pretty vocal and outspoken about like denouncing me and it was i i had had of many

00:22:18.140 woke wake up moments that i had i was like yo how how are these kids seeing this were significantly 0.85

00:22:22.760 younger than me and i'm just like blinded to some sort of fucking ignorance that i have i think it 0.86

00:22:27.060 was the numbers too at the time for you like sure sure i got consumed by by this like nasty cycle of 0.91

00:22:32.240 just trying to just get views views views yeah um but you guys have always been a bit ahead of the

00:22:37.200 train on yeah i think it also having a sound moral compass it is the down like the times of like low

00:22:44.000 numbers and things like that that i have all these realizations and become more woke too

00:22:47.380 and so there is like such a advantage to like suffering in in your business i feel like it

00:22:54.600 also like kind of it's it's a huge challenge to like see your numbers dropping and stuff like 0.96

00:22:59.460 yeah it makes me want to strengthen the foundation because you know that that shit is fleeting and

00:23:02.720 if it does and you need to be like okay with who you are it's almost like a relationship 0.90

00:23:05.740 like my mom told me when i would like have girlfriends and stuff when i was younger

00:23:09.340 i have a girlfriend right now so i uh i've been kind of following my mom's rules and it's

00:23:13.720 it's semi yeah i'm openly like that's another thing like hiding personal relationships and

00:23:18.220 friendships and shit like that yeah because like we've been burned so many times i'm sure you have

00:23:21.600 too by like friends and stuff that have you know seen through the camera and everything like that

00:23:25.460 but for us it was like our fans were like really investigative and would figure out like all

00:23:29.860 everything about these people why are you trying to hide it so much because bro to be honest i

00:23:34.540 haven't had we're done hiding it like right now we're done like that's like we're 22 and like and

00:23:39.560 so is our audience so they understand and like i'm not shitting on our demographic or saying that i

00:23:43.520 want anything to change i'm not trying to like flip my whole thing and have like a male predominant

00:23:47.800 male demographic i love what like what we have right now and we've grown with them in a sense

00:23:52.780 i think we just i think we've always had a lot in common with our demographic and that just being

00:23:57.220 like we were like really like-minded about everything so i think i think i've been kind

00:24:00.420 of surrounded by like woke people since i was little bit and they've been following me because

00:24:03.220 that's just who we were that was the energy we put out so that's why i think that that's the way

00:24:06.520 the world's moving so i think if we just be ourselves and create a demographic like a new

00:24:10.740 demographic of people who like are like-minded to us then you know does it does it help for

00:24:15.500 self-awareness to literally have someone that's almost exactly you to look at uh like you have

00:24:21.260 to be able to bounce back and forth bounce back and forth ideas that are similar to you like

00:24:25.960 yeah just by looking at a person that's almost exactly you i think it it's helpful and then

00:24:31.580 it's also like the exact opposite it's just i think it just heightens everything yeah that's

00:24:35.720 the way it's like it's just everything heightened so like when we're almost like one brain especially

00:24:40.080 now that we're like we've been like isolated together and everything what the world's going

00:24:43.040 through right now like our brain kind of forms as one and like if he's sad then i'm sad then we're

00:24:48.500 like double sad and then same on the flip like when i'm up like he's up but i can't walk in the

00:24:54.500 room and like if he's having a shitty day have a good one it's just like the same you guys you

00:24:58.360 guys have been doing this on the podcast i noticed you'll start saying something you say i i i and

00:25:02.480 then you pick up and say me me me and it's like at no point does it feel like you're having a

00:25:06.120 different conversation because you are you're on the same diet same regiment same video stuff so

00:25:10.920 it's cool to see one pickup where the other one drops off we we pee at the same time it's like

00:25:16.340 it's like when girls are best friends and like they like they sync up hey do you want to go to 0.90

00:25:20.580 the bathroom yeah like that kind of shit no but we like like we'll be driving we were driving here 0.99

00:25:24.180 i was like fuck i gotta piss he's like bro i was just gonna say it like so there's one bottle in 0.99

00:25:27.540 the car and i'm gonna fight do you check do you guys check each other if you notice something is 0.99

00:25:31.840 going yeah that's like all day we're just checking each other yeah that's only lately that's what

00:25:37.220 it's been like do you because i know you guys have been out like i said earlier in the show

00:25:40.500 uh have been outspoken about struggles you guys have had with your own mental health yeah do you

00:25:45.160 guys do you guys feel like you suffer from similar issues in your separate brains you know or or is

00:25:50.320 it you know at this point i feel like we've yeah we can relate to each other on everything mental

00:25:55.460 health wise yeah do you have you had identity problems yeah oh yeah that's what we're going

00:25:59.520 through like right now i think that's okay that's like the source of all of our problems like when i

00:26:03.340 i i on this road trip i i was like dude and in the it wasn't a waste of time like it wasn't like

00:26:09.880 we drove there and drove back and it was wasted time the drive back was so productive because we

00:26:13.080 just talked about everything that went wrong okay and we're like let's take advantage of the

00:26:16.100 situation and there there was when we really like put together that we have had these identity

00:26:20.840 problems i was like dude like i'm becoming my 18 year old 17 year old self when this camera starts 0.52

00:26:26.080 recording yeah and i can't break away from it and like we need to figure out how the fuck i'm gonna

00:26:30.520 do that yeah when i when the camera's on i immediately become this character like it's me 0.58

00:26:35.100 but it's like i know i know what you're talking about yeah i went through it i i have semi tried

00:26:40.560 to coach jake going through it as well and in in a way maybe not so much like statistically it's

00:26:45.440 sort of worked for jake like the more he can just be himself on camera like he gets these comments

00:26:50.960 all the time on his on his vlogs it's like yo i love you and logan's vlogs but why would i come

00:26:54.520 on this channel is it like that's why jake was on our channel recently and people were commenting

00:26:58.440 they're like wow he's such a genuine he's just a human like holy shit so i talked to him i was

00:27:02.340 like yo the more you can just be yourself and again the more you can just act yourself but i'm 0.74

00:27:05.820 talking about like identity problems because you're twins like you're grace and dolan you're

00:27:10.400 ethan dolan but you we even us introduced you on our show as the dolan twin that was for brevity

00:27:15.100 sure i get it but i i can't imagine yeah i think it's also different when you're twins like you

00:27:21.020 and jake if people just grouped you as the pauls you'd be like oh they do yeah they do but they do

00:27:26.180 but you're logan and he's jake like for us it's always the dolan twins but we're like we're okay

00:27:30.640 with that because we're like such a team just like you said we are in sync we do have like the

00:27:34.940 same like similar interests and everything we i mean we basically kind of are the same person

00:27:38.540 yeah and in a lot of ways i mean in our personal lives that's where we separate but like when

00:27:42.800 in business and everything like that we love doing that together like we definitely have our roles

00:27:47.660 though like he likes to like communicate with our team where i like to do the creative shit so it's

00:27:51.060 like we bounce each other but we like have no problem like sharing a house and a bank account 0.87

00:27:54.200 all that shit like at all i'm sorry what was that like sharing a house in a bank account i heard the 0.91

00:27:58.720 house part did you say a bank account yeah you just have a joint bank account yeah that seems 0.99

00:28:03.640 that seems risky yeah i mean we have we have our personals where we like dump extra funds 0.53

00:28:07.800 into shit but like we we don't really care that's you guys really are a unit yeah have you ever 0.97

00:28:12.520 shared a girlfriend no no that's yeah it's where you draw the line well that's one of the places 0.99

00:28:20.140 the line is drawn i'm sure there's other places too has a girl ever tried to be like yo i'm here

00:28:25.140 for the squad um like yeah like i love the don't twins uh i love both the don't twins

00:28:30.760 i mean like i don't know okay so i want to talk about this i love it i mean anyone who would just

00:28:38.180 say that's me would it would kind of like definitely turn me off push you off yeah no

00:28:41.460 that'd be like disgusting but it's never it's never happened um and uh like if i no i mean like

00:28:47.740 the people like that i like i um like i like if i'm going to talk to a girl like i usually reach

00:28:53.820 chat and it's not like it's not like we always wave it off if it's like someone coming to you

00:28:58.580 you know what i mean yeah like a thought bro you can't have a girl dating bolted you guys come on

00:29:03.600 they don't strike me as those kind of guys like you guys don't strike me as the kind of guys

00:29:07.640 they're gonna go to a phase clan party looking for a foursome i don't know what i'm saying like

00:29:11.780 i haven't been to a party in la since like that's what i'm saying yeah yeah wow good for you so

00:29:16.940 wait so so you have a girlfriend i do yeah and you and you currently don't yeah how does that

00:29:22.020 dynamic work that's interesting yeah because i feel like we do everything together so when i'm

00:29:26.160 like texting her or some shit he's freaking the fuck out because he doesn't know how to be

00:29:29.000 alone any animosity there towards the towards the girl no no i mean not not not this time we've 0.96

00:29:36.460 been through this so many times and there's been like so many cycles where it's like you feel like

00:29:39.640 that person is getting between your personal relationship and then it like causes like a

00:29:42.900 little bit of resentment even if it's like subconscious sure but um no like i i think of

00:29:48.360 his girlfriend is like a sister like at that point we've known each other for four years she's great

00:29:52.080 and um yeah but there is a good time when i'm up in the kitchen waiting for ethan to come get

00:29:56.580 breakfast with me because i'm bored and alone and then he's like he never comes in bed like

00:30:00.640 the 45 minute like you know text ketchup and stuff it's great it's just eating it is long

00:30:05.900 distance it's long yeah it's long distance so he's where's she live australia that's how is that

00:30:11.620 that's a cool topic that we've never talked about yeah i mean especially in the covid days like where

00:30:17.260 You can't just go and...

00:30:18.700 Yeah, I can't go into Australia 1.00

00:30:20.600 because they're not letting anybody in who's not a citizen

00:30:23.140 and then they're not letting any citizens out.

00:30:24.860 God dang.

00:30:25.480 So she was here with me for like six months

00:30:27.640 and then she flew back. 0.58

00:30:28.860 She had a hotel quarantine for two weeks,

00:30:30.820 like alone.

00:30:32.040 No windows or nothing.

00:30:33.160 No windows?

00:30:33.980 She was very emotional.

00:30:34.640 Is it a prison hotel?

00:30:36.060 It's pretty much what they stick you in prison

00:30:37.680 when you get there.

00:30:38.260 Like the military's there,

00:30:39.100 just like making sure no one's there.

00:30:39.780 But it's been a very successful program.

00:30:42.660 I mean, New Zealand, I know it's not Australia,

00:30:44.520 but they...

00:30:45.620 Isn't it...

00:30:47.120 New Zealand had no cases

00:30:49.720 for about 103 days

00:30:50.860 Is New Zealand a part of the Australian continent?

00:30:54.520 No, New Zealand's, I believe, an island

00:30:55.900 It's close

00:30:57.100 I don't know if it's the same embassy or anything like that

00:30:59.200 but we also, speaking about the embassy of Australia

00:31:01.720 we just applied for residency there

00:31:03.680 What?

00:31:04.360 Yeah, really?

00:31:06.180 I also do love Australia too

00:31:08.880 so that helps

00:31:09.400 We need to apply for residency

00:31:10.760 You guys are moving to Australia?

00:31:12.140 There's a thing called a distinguished talent visa

00:31:14.440 I think that's what it's called

00:31:15.320 we applied for

00:31:16.040 so uh if just basically so if i become a resident i can go visit her despite what's going on and i

00:31:21.140 can quarantine for how did you meet this girl um in australia like four years ago and you and you

00:31:25.620 like her accent yeah the australian accents are a bit tough for me to uh just to swallow i'll be

00:31:30.780 honest with you yeah i like to do them what the hell is this submerged continent of zealandia

00:31:36.620 that's what new zealand is like a huge continent you don't know about that oceania oceania dude

00:31:43.080 It says New Zealand is not a part of the continent of Australia,

00:31:45.760 but of the separate submerged continent of Zealandia.

00:31:49.080 That was in the Pangea at that time. 0.99

00:31:51.220 Is this fucking... 0.99

00:31:52.040 Are you kidding me right now? 1.00

00:31:53.660 Whatever.

00:31:54.520 Go ahead.

00:31:55.320 Do you ever start speaking Australian with the accent?

00:31:57.980 I can do the accent a little bit.

00:31:59.520 Not with pressure, though.

00:32:00.960 No problem.

00:32:01.520 No, he's so good at it.

00:32:02.840 When we go to Australia and he does it,

00:32:04.400 no one knows that he's not Australian.

00:32:05.860 I like to do the Australian accent.

00:32:07.700 I think it needs a little work.

00:32:09.060 I think it needs a little work.

00:32:10.240 I feel like from time to time

00:32:12.780 I like it

00:32:13.080 Can you be an Australian pirate?

00:32:15.040 Or

00:32:15.320 Or

00:32:16.000 How are you Mike?

00:32:18.280 I only have the pirate

00:32:19.340 I can't walk the plank

00:32:20.860 Yeah

00:32:21.620 Long distance relationship

00:32:23.080 I don't know if I could do it

00:32:24.160 I don't know if I could do it

00:32:25.040 So Josie

00:32:25.480 Don't 0.76

00:32:25.860 Don't

00:32:26.380 Don't leave

00:32:26.900 You guys could probably do it

00:32:28.280 I feel like every

00:32:29.160 Every relationship I've ever been in

00:32:30.660 Was like distance

00:32:31.380 I mean even in like

00:32:33.040 A smaller scale

00:32:33.720 Like in school

00:32:34.500 When I was like a freshman

00:32:35.300 I had my first girlfriend 0.99

00:32:36.100 Like she lived like towns over

00:32:37.360 So 1.00

00:32:37.940 Oh so she like didn't go to your school 1.00

00:32:39.340 So no

00:32:39.600 I guess I'm more particular

00:32:41.380 of who I click with and stuff like that, and it just ends up

00:32:43.660 being distance.

00:32:45.420 So you're able to pull it off regardless.

00:32:48.020 It's almost like the distance doesn't exist.

00:32:49.160 My girlfriend, dude,

00:32:50.440 if I don't go to sleep with her and wake up with her, 1.00

00:32:52.800 we're breaking up every single fucking night. 1.00

00:32:55.820 It's mind-blowing. 0.98

00:32:56.900 How much time have you guys spent apart?

00:32:58.820 What's the longest time you spent awake?

00:33:00.760 Six days, maybe?

00:33:02.180 Your entire life.

00:33:04.100 We basically accepted the fact that

00:33:05.740 when we do have our own families of our own

00:33:08.860 and everything like that, we're just going to live right next to each other.

00:33:11.240 That's the only way it's going to be able to go over.

00:33:12.080 That's what we're trying to do in this house.

00:33:13.800 I'm trying to get Mike to move across the street.

00:33:17.340 I want to be able to throw a rock at his house.

00:33:19.280 We've been looking, actually.

00:33:20.200 There's a couple.

00:33:20.780 The one across the street, I think, is going for six, six and a half.

00:33:24.340 It's a little too small for Mike.

00:33:27.680 Yeah, I'd like something a little larger.

00:33:30.020 You guys like tiny homes.

00:33:31.620 We do, yeah.

00:33:32.460 The last time I saw you guys, you were trying to sell me your Sprinter van

00:33:35.540 that you remodeled into a tiny home.

00:33:37.440 Yes, we did.

00:33:38.180 and did you sell it yet because i because i have one i have a sprinter yeah it's much nicer yeah

00:33:42.540 yours is sick uh we did sell ours we did sell yeah we sold it to a guy like a guy that fits

00:33:46.520 the part for it you know what i mean he was like really into road trips he wants to like camp in

00:33:49.940 and he paid your asking price not asking not the asking price a little bit yeah a little bit like

00:33:54.060 25 000 under that but it's fine 50k yeah what's with the that's tricky it's a bit of a pill to

00:34:00.460 swallow i just like no i know i'm gonna have to swallow this pill with my cool bus like like i 0.99

00:34:05.040 love this bus and i want 75 000 for it but i know no fucking idiot is gonna pay that much money 0.96

00:34:10.480 for that bus cars are just like i'm not into cars like so i can never justify spending money 0.98

00:34:16.860 i'm glad i learned that at a young age i brought i bought a bronco i was gonna ask you about that

00:34:21.220 yeah we sold that sold the bronco sold that for probably like 40 000 less than i put into it

00:34:26.060 cars are tricky talk about a depreciating asset worse yeah the worst man they're terrible that's

00:34:32.540 I used to hate the idea of leasing, but now I kind of like the idea of leasing.

00:34:37.400 I'm like, my, like, you know, Amara drives the Lambo.

00:34:40.960 It's leased.

00:34:41.580 She, I think she coughed up like 60 racks for like an 18 month lease, but then you give

00:34:44.900 it back.

00:34:45.540 Oh, it's leased.

00:34:46.540 Yeah, it's leased.

00:34:46.880 Oh, she's cap. 0.88

00:34:48.120 Yeah.

00:34:48.340 Well, I mean, she's got six other cars that are bought, but she leased.

00:34:50.780 I don't think leasing's cap at all.

00:34:52.500 No, no, no.

00:34:53.300 Nah, but he means on terms of her.

00:34:55.180 No, it's just like.

00:34:56.100 Well, she said she bought it.

00:34:57.120 Depends who you are.

00:34:58.420 You're going to get made fun of. 1.00

00:34:59.280 Like if you're a rapper and you're releasing cars, you're fucked. 1.00

00:35:01.100 Well, hold on, hold on, hold on. 0.99

00:35:02.220 They are leasing.

00:35:03.280 All of them.

00:35:04.180 Every rapper, every celebrity is leasing, dude.

00:35:07.700 Cap, Cap, Cap's not.

00:35:09.020 Cap, Cap's not, dude.

00:35:09.460 Okay, but how are they paying taxes?

00:35:12.160 Because we've been in the industry for so long.

00:35:14.560 I've talked to some high-ups in record labels and stuff like that.

00:35:17.840 I know the revs split between them. 0.99

00:35:20.120 These people are getting fucked over. 0.98

00:35:21.420 There's no way they can afford these things. 0.99

00:35:22.600 Bro, it is the longest story in Los Angeles history.

00:35:26.780 Every house you see is rented.

00:35:28.620 Every car you see is leased.

00:35:30.080 It's such a full century now. 0.99

00:35:30.840 It is the most false reality of all fucking time. 1.00

00:35:33.480 All of those R8s and Bentleys that drive past you are six months away from going back to the fucking dealership. 0.99

00:35:38.100 Honestly, the way I see it, if it's not a Tesla, it's not worth it. 0.99

00:35:41.800 Wow.

00:35:42.740 You really are woke.

00:35:43.580 Oh, yeah.

00:35:44.440 And he convinced me on, I'm switching my car to a Tesla.

00:35:48.100 I have a Porsche right now.

00:35:48.800 I'm switching it to the Model S.

00:35:49.980 So it's like, it's going to go to S.

00:35:51.560 It looks faster.

00:35:52.100 It looks the same.

00:35:52.880 You don't have to drive.

00:35:54.000 You literally don't.

00:35:54.940 We didn't drive here.

00:35:56.140 No, we didn't.

00:35:56.520 Oh, wow.

00:35:57.240 We're staying in Laguna right now because our house, we normally would live seven minutes

00:36:01.080 away, but our house is under construction, so we're in Laguna, and we just autopiloted

00:36:04.460 all the way here, didn't drive once.

00:36:05.560 Don't you have to put your hands on the steering wheel?

00:36:06.880 Yeah, you got to correct it, but he didn't actually physically drive.

00:36:10.280 That's crazy.

00:36:10.920 It's like, how do you not have a Tesla yet?

00:36:12.880 I don't understand.

00:36:13.660 Because I'm semi-waiting for the new ones to come.

00:36:17.180 I want the Roadster, the fast one, the real fast one.

00:36:20.120 I don't know if they gave a date when that's going to come out.

00:36:21.740 They did, but then they pushed it, because the Cybertruck's now coming out, who knows

00:36:25.580 when.

00:36:25.800 Remember they came out with the Tesla Semi?

00:36:29.120 Jake put a $25,000 down payment on the Tesla Semi.

00:36:33.720 He said it was a flex.

00:36:36.300 But the steering wheel is in the middle of the Semi truck.

00:36:39.600 And I wanted to wait for the Roadster to come out because it's a badass car.

00:36:43.560 And everyone already has the – what's the one with the wings on the side?

00:36:46.440 The X.

00:36:47.540 It's sick.

00:36:48.320 But I feel like every – no, no, not I feel like.

00:36:50.580 Every influencer has the Tesla Model S because it's the best.

00:36:54.260 We keep it plain Jane, though, so it's literally just for the convenience sake.

00:36:57.620 Yeah, just point A to point B.

00:36:59.560 I'll get it.

00:36:59.940 Test is the future.

00:37:00.660 And it's a lease, so we're just going to say it.

00:37:02.700 I lease all my cars.

00:37:03.900 No, no, no.

00:37:04.660 That makes sense.

00:37:05.600 That makes sense. 0.99

00:37:06.240 I want to change my shit every three years. 0.99

00:37:08.140 That's what I'm saying. 0.99

00:37:08.460 Give me the opportunity to do that. 0.99

00:37:09.440 If I pay over $100,000 on a car, I'm going to want the fucking new one in three years. 0.99

00:37:12.880 You know what I mean? 0.99

00:37:13.240 I'm not going to want just the old four-year-old car.

00:37:15.920 I feel like leasing is good for people who can't afford to buy outright and people who can afford to buy outright 50 times over. 0.96

00:37:22.960 Like I feel like it's the midsection that it makes sense for people to buy the car, drive it into the fucking ground and then get another new car.

00:37:28.940 But like if you can afford to pay a high note and lease a car and have the newest model every time it drops, then like why not do that? 0.96

00:37:36.760 That's my point of view.

00:37:37.580 There's an answer to that.

00:37:39.340 I don't know what – I have not leased – this is not a flex.

00:37:41.160 I have not leased a single car.

00:37:43.440 But in my business team, they're smart people and there's a reason behind it.

00:37:47.900 I don't know what it is.

00:37:49.040 I lease for the write-off purposes too.

00:37:50.900 some of our stuff is written off because it is yeah that's a production vehicle the van yeah

00:37:56.600 someone watching this has the answer to this i'm sure and i i personally don't and i've always

00:38:00.580 bought to like i like instead of renting apartments or condos like when i was like yo i'm only going

00:38:05.440 to be here for another two years i literally would just buy the apartment buy the apartment

00:38:09.740 i still own apartments and rent them out to people instead of my vehicles that's why i just

00:38:14.540 dangerous because think about all the like modifications i do in all of that yes that's 0.98

00:38:18.360 why we have a tacoma in jersey and we bought it i can't lease a tacoma because we're gonna fuck it 0.95

00:38:22.880 up yeah yeah that makes sense yeah yeah yeah but also um oh shit what was i gonna say i was gonna 0.97

00:38:28.640 say what is the price difference between doing all that shit is it even that great it's pretty 0.89

00:38:32.220 it's pretty bit i mean well not like buying and renting it but like overall like say five years 0.91

00:38:37.100 down the line like is it gonna make that big of a difference if you bought or it depends what

00:38:40.380 you're doing with your money i think the benefit of leasing or putting like a down payment and

00:38:45.040 paying the rest off whether it's like a house and you're paying a mortgage whatever is it it is is

00:38:48.520 because you can now invest or uh put your money somewhere where it can make you money yeah right

00:38:55.800 like investments yeah that's why i would well that's why i wouldn't put four hundred thousand

00:39:00.500 dollars down on the car if you could do 50k and then lease the rest and then that other

00:39:04.400 350,000 dollars can you collect the interest in the bank whatever it is yeah that's the strategy

00:39:08.660 there cars are the outlier too like people need to know that like this doesn't apply to houses

00:39:13.140 Cars and boats.

00:39:14.900 Boats are the worst at all.

00:39:17.240 That was my first vehicle.

00:39:18.880 A boat?

00:39:20.180 Amazing.

00:39:21.060 How'd you go down in Jersey?

00:39:23.840 Shout out.

00:39:24.580 Do you guys miss the Tri-State, bro?

00:39:26.240 So Joe Rogan, I watched Joe Rogan's explanation the other day of why he moved to Texas.

00:39:31.040 A lot of great reasons.

00:39:33.020 Overpopulation in Cali, crime, taxes, legacy taxes.

00:39:38.220 So if you're a wealthy individual that leaves California, you still have to pay the wealth tax.

00:39:43.000 you're lying you're lying proposed 0.4 percent wealth tax legacy for 10 years after you leave

00:39:49.420 california if you made wealth percentage of you now oh my god and i don't think it's gonna pass

00:39:55.680 but the the main reason he was leaving or one of the big reasons he was leaving was because

00:39:59.260 he thinks that the fact that there's no weather here affects you there's no 100 every day you

00:40:07.180 wake up and it's the same 0.99

00:40:08.960 fucking weather. 0.99

00:40:11.040 It's 80 degrees. He thinks that affects you? 1.00

00:40:12.360 He thinks it affects you because he thinks that there's a power

00:40:14.740 in...

00:40:17.200 How many times do you guys remember this happening?

00:40:19.360 Boys, there's a major storm brewing this week.

00:40:21.280 We're going to huddle together as a family. We're going to ride

00:40:23.100 this one out. You sit in the house

00:40:25.000 for six days in blizzard conditions.

00:40:27.460 I went 14 and a half days

00:40:29.080 with no power. I was legit splitting

00:40:31.100 wood when I was like 12 to heat the house

00:40:32.980 and we all slept by the fireplace. That was Hurricane Sandy.

00:40:35.560 Damn. How old were you? 0.99

00:40:37.180 How old were you during Sandy?

00:40:38.320 12, I think.

00:40:39.160 Now, that was easily the craziest storm I ever witnessed in my entire life.

00:40:43.800 I was...

00:40:44.340 Connecticut got hit bad.

00:40:45.640 That's where you're from, right?

00:40:46.380 Demolished.

00:40:46.820 I was on the coastline of Connecticut. 0.99

00:40:47.980 Whole houses were just washed out to fucking sea. 0.97

00:40:49.960 My grandma's beach house literally lifted up and was floating down the street. 0.99

00:40:53.080 Jersey Shore destroyed.

00:40:54.240 Now, this was when I was still a psychopath. 0.99

00:40:56.260 So, I actually was, I shit you not, swimming when Sandy made landfall in Connecticut. 0.99

00:41:03.580 I was in the ocean. 0.99

00:41:05.320 In the fucking ocean. 0.99

00:41:06.380 there's videos of this i think i remember you telling me with a gallon of tequila in one hand 1.00

00:41:12.420 and my cell phone in a plastic bag naked oh with i gotta see this video we fucked up we fucked up 0.93

00:41:20.020 demolished what on what just alcohol so it was it was so i had gotten clean done a year sober but 0.93

00:41:26.320 this was when i started to kind of like go back to partying not using drugs but like being out

00:41:31.040 doing that kind of stuff and uh i knew it was going to be a big storm but i mean there's the

00:41:35.560 waves were the size of houses when i was just getting smacked i could have died we all could 0.94

00:41:38.920 have died i mean not it was horrible but awesome minus the alcohol that's some shit ethan and our 0.83

00:41:43.360 friends would have done from our hometown yeah we we grew up like in the middle of the country 0.77

00:41:46.700 like we lit literally almost our town on fire once with like my friend my friend said had like

00:41:52.100 arsonist arsonist you know accidentally yeah yeah we almost were accidental arsonist but we weren't

00:41:57.480 what happened but i'd probably be in jail still and i did that when i was like 11 um oh my god 0.71

00:42:01.400 yeah it was fucked so we had like the driest like it didn't rain for forever spring break 0.84

00:42:07.020 no spring break so it was like it was like weird that it didn't rain in in the spring at all um 0.98

00:42:11.880 and and my friend lived on this this house on the street but behind his house there was like

00:42:16.540 a hike like two miles into the woods how many however many acres that is and then one of the

00:42:21.920 founders of the town lived next to him and had all these like huge fields like back there for

00:42:27.720 whatever like riding quads and shit so yeah we hiked up to one of them and we had these like

00:42:31.760 dud like old fireworks all right let's light them off in this field and it was just us three um

00:42:37.780 and uh yeah we we lit one off and it went well and then the second one went off but it it like

00:42:45.120 and every single firework was bigger than the next so we're all right let's keep getting bigger

00:42:48.280 bigger we had this like pile um then the second one lit like a little patch of grass and fire

00:42:52.440 but we just stepped it out and we're like oh it's chill so by the time we got to the last one there

00:42:57.340 was like some burnt patches that we stepped out but like this was a big it was like double the

00:43:01.840 size of anything we had lit off so far so we light it off and it starts going off and like 0.85

00:43:07.660 the shit is like shooting up now so we're like fuck we can't get close to it to to step out the 0.93

00:43:13.900 fire around it right now like the other ones we just went up and like stepped them out but this 0.99

00:43:17.520 time we're like we're gonna hit in the face with the firework if we go up there to like to step

00:43:20.320 that fire out so we had to wait until the fire were completely died out and by the time it did

00:43:24.580 it was like

00:43:25.440 the fire was like

00:43:26.600 as big as the circumference

00:43:27.940 of the ship

00:43:28.440 and it wasn't

00:43:29.840 all lit

00:43:30.320 it was like a ring

00:43:31.280 so it would burn

00:43:31.840 and then go out

00:43:32.560 and the middle

00:43:33.160 was already out

00:43:34.540 because it burnt out

00:43:35.220 but it's going like this

00:43:37.160 we all immediately

00:43:38.040 start screaming

00:43:38.840 we're crying

00:43:39.480 we couldn't step it out

00:43:40.920 I don't know what happened

00:43:41.980 but I just had this

00:43:42.760 instinctual

00:43:43.680 first I want to say

00:43:44.540 our friend

00:43:45.040 was like

00:43:45.820 let me run back down

00:43:46.700 to my house

00:43:47.040 and get water

00:43:47.580 I'm like

00:43:47.860 we're two miles

00:43:48.900 that's going to take you

00:43:50.360 45 minutes

00:43:51.240 next thing I knew

00:43:52.660 I had my sweatshirt off

00:43:53.820 and I was just

00:43:54.320 beating the shit out of the fire with my sweater yeah with my sweatshirt and then i look at them 0.95

00:43:58.220 and then they have their sweatshirts off too yeah and i saved the fucking day i was a chief fireman 0.99

00:44:01.840 that's a fireman that's some jersey shit sweatshirts and spring break don't that's a 0.98

00:44:06.700 scary feeling being completely out of control let's fire fire powerless fire that's that's what 0.98

00:44:11.480 that's what i told i went home and told my mom because i had to confess to someone and i was

00:44:15.040 like i felt hopeless and that was the scariest thing i've ever felt hopeless sure that's probably

00:44:19.040 the first time we ever felt that yeah like and when you were 11 years old because you know there's

00:44:22.840 some serious charges for accidentally starting wildfires i just wonder what have happened when

00:44:26.780 they're that much of a minor like 11 year old but the town the town would have been done it was like

00:44:32.220 it was do you ever do you ever feel like the days of uh because now when you tell that story like

00:44:38.260 there's a there's a reaction that's evoked from it from the audience even us on the set like wow

00:44:43.780 that's dangerous like you got i'm happy you guys made that stop you know what i'm saying bro that 0.83

00:44:48.660 was every single fucking week of my life when i was a kid do you think that like do you think 0.90

00:44:54.520 gone are the days of boys will be boys and like like everything now is captured on video bro i 0.99

00:45:00.500 used to bro if there was an opportunity to throw a mailbox through a fucking window that shit was 0.97

00:45:04.860 getting done yeah oh yeah and now that shit's gonna be on video like bro i this is a great 0.99

00:45:10.400 question this is a phenomenal question i'm not i'm obviously not provoking it or make you know 0.97

00:45:15.080 making people have any kind of desire to go out and you know put a baseball bat through a mailbox

00:45:19.460 but like or throw a watermelon at a car or anything like that but at you know i mean that

00:45:24.080 don't do that but like but like at the same time like that's all we did over are the days over no

00:45:29.920 no it's not i don't think so i think we're in a bubble in la and especially with what we do it

00:45:33.840 gives us very like limited time to think about other things like that and especially we've grown

00:45:37.520 up too but we're actually staying in laguna right now and we saw a bunch of like little kids riding

00:45:41.980 their e-bikes around like cheesing cars so they have pieces of cheese on the windshield yeah what

00:45:46.400 do you what do you do they call it cheesing i was like what are you guys doing they're like oh we're

00:45:49.620 cheesing cars it's a new thing well because in my day it was me in my day it was baloney and that

00:45:55.020 and that takes the paint yeah yeah so i'm happy they're doing cheese they're just cheesing it's

00:45:59.560 just like it's just a little like frustrate the driver type thing which is dangerous but like

00:46:02.880 they're young kids and oh moving cars yeah oh no no they get them at stop signs they'll pull up and

00:46:09.580 they'll they all have e-bikes they were all only electric bikes because it's like that's what 0.97

00:46:13.520 especially in laguna that's a bubble in itself no fucking kids from i are running around e-bikes

00:46:18.720 yeah i mean they're right they're running with dirt bikes though dirt bikes yeah but even where 0.90

00:46:23.480 we're from not not so much like i'm just wondering that's like a that's a tricky mission you got to

00:46:27.800 be kind of skilled to be able to on the go on your e-bike throw a piece of cheese in a car

00:46:31.340 and then escape because i'm this has to happen like the car chases down or like or maybe not

00:46:36.920 because who's that mad

00:46:37.560 about cheese on a car

00:46:38.320 but I was happy

00:46:39.000 that it even happened

00:46:39.700 because it was like

00:46:40.300 refreshing to see kids

00:46:41.260 doing what I did

00:46:42.020 I was like you know

00:46:44.160 I can't be pissed right now 1.00

00:46:45.120 because I did this shit 1.00

00:46:47.080 and worse probably 1.00

00:46:48.200 yeah but okay

00:46:48.900 so it went from baloney

00:46:50.500 which would actually 0.89

00:46:51.160 fuck up the car

00:46:51.900 to cheese 0.99

00:46:52.640 now it's like a kind

00:46:53.400 of a practical joke

00:46:54.280 soon it's gonna be

00:46:55.060 water balloons

00:46:55.660 essentially completely

00:46:56.620 ineffective and then

00:46:57.500 just air

00:46:58.220 just air

00:46:58.800 they'll be just like

00:46:59.340 going like this

00:46:59.860 but I feel like

00:47:03.380 there's so many

00:47:04.000 I feel like there's

00:47:04.740 so many of the things

00:47:05.360 I think the one

00:47:05.880 that sticks out to me

00:47:06.760 the most and and i also i also think it's slightly dependent on the family you come from and what

00:47:11.920 your parents taught you about it but but one thing for me was always do you remember snowballs at

00:47:16.060 cars yeah okay now every family had a different belief system on this some families the dad would 1.00

00:47:22.180 be out there nailing cars with a paps blue ribbon in his hand fuck you like what do you mean a paps 0.99

00:47:27.220 blue ribbon it's a pbr it's a type of beer okay it's all right he doesn't drink but but like for 0.99

00:47:31.780 me my family was always anti snowball oh same and so when i would go out right and so when i would

00:47:36.580 go out with my friends and it just snowed and you know on the east coast what kids would do

00:47:39.820 you know you'd build the igloo first and then one kid would always launch the first snowball

00:47:43.260 and i'll take off i'll be like this is one thing i couldn't do now my mom didn't tell me not do

00:47:47.880 heroin she told me it would have helped a lot but she didn't want me throwing snowballs at cars so

00:47:52.720 i would always leave luckily the thing that saved me from the things i didn't walk away from was

00:47:58.140 is video that is the game changer for today's kids everything is being captured everything is being 1.00

00:48:05.640 posted so that so i think about how much she used to be able to wiggle out of shit yeah yeah no that 0.91

00:48:10.280 wasn't me that was that was steve choma he did it mom he did it he threw the brick through the 0.99

00:48:16.300 window and and nobody could prove otherwise but now that shit's on fucking film bro yeah i will 1.00

00:48:22.000 say though being filmed when you're doing stupid shit gives you some adrenaline you just want to 1.00

00:48:25.260 do it for the vine you know what i mean sure sure i still have that in my book so i think i think 1.00

00:48:30.120 people honestly might do dumber shit because it's film wow that yeah it's another they can't get 0.98

00:48:34.140 away with it but logan i'm having a tbt right now it's when we used to go take air horns to the 0.99

00:48:38.200 golf course by the house sure we'd film that though sure so what's see now that i don't like 0.96

00:48:42.940 maybe there's one thing you don't fuck with is a man's back swing he was right at the peak of 0.95

00:48:47.060 their swing we blow the air horn it was funny but we filmed it right so it was either like you're 0.98

00:48:52.500 gonna film it and have a good time doing it but at the end of the day but at the end of the day

00:48:56.140 there's no harm done snow snowballs at cars no it's dangerous you know the story of the kids who

00:49:01.460 were like harmlessly throwing rocks off a bridge and one of them went through the window and killed

00:49:05.320 the lady and the kids are in four of them are in jail like yeah it's if what if you cost that guy 0.92

00:49:11.500 a hundred grand on his golf swing you know that was the final not in fucking westlake ohio but

00:49:16.900 it's a scary thought that like young men and young everyone humans are subject to everything being

00:49:25.220 captured and documented for the rest of your life yeah definitely contributes to my paranoia sure

00:49:30.720 everything you do is being watched

00:49:32.660 like the other day like in our rental house

00:49:34.120 Gray and I were having a conversation in our kitchen

00:49:35.600 and then we heard people outside like screaming Dolan's 0.99

00:49:38.380 and I was like I'll fuck close all the windows 0.99

00:49:40.580 you get the glizzy 0.99

00:49:41.140 and then I literally didn't have a conversation about anything I wanted to have that night

00:49:43.840 because I was like someone's gonna record it

00:49:45.420 how about the opposite of that though

00:49:48.860 where you do literally record almost everything

00:49:50.860 and you're creating a legacy that's being recorded

00:49:52.680 for the rest of your life

00:49:54.100 I don't know how I feel about that

00:49:55.220 like do I want to delete it when I become like a father one day

00:49:57.560 or do I not

00:49:58.860 how weird is it going to be when our kids

00:50:01.480 watch us when we were their age

00:50:03.740 I hate

00:50:05.520 I don't know if I like thinking about that

00:50:07.420 terrifies me

00:50:08.100 one word of advice from someone who has gone through this a lot

00:50:11.680 don't ever hide your past

00:50:13.240 don't ever be ashamed of what you've done

00:50:15.560 you don't even have the option now

00:50:17.380 I understand that 1.00

00:50:18.640 but live that shit 1.00

00:50:21.660 be proud of that shit 1.00

00:50:23.200 everything you are right now 1.00

00:50:25.200 and it will always be the same as this

00:50:27.140 is just a result of what you were the day before

00:50:29.600 and the day before that.

00:50:31.000 That's it, that's it.

00:50:32.000 So don't ever, bro, 1.00

00:50:32.940 I've done so much nasty shit in my fucking life 1.00

00:50:35.520 and I wouldn't change a single fucking shit. 1.00

00:50:38.140 Yeah, but Mike, but yours isn't on video, though. 1.00

00:50:39.760 It's written, it's written, it's written.

00:50:41.660 I know it's not on video.

00:50:42.600 And I hear what you're saying,

00:50:43.520 but I'm just saying, like,

00:50:44.540 it's all just a pathway to being who you are.

00:50:48.160 And if you're proud of who you are now,

00:50:49.980 then people would understand

00:50:51.240 and you should appreciate and understand

00:50:52.600 the things that led you to being the man you are today.

00:50:54.680 Sure, sure.

00:50:55.260 i just i i have a fear that my kids are gonna watch my vlogs and i i don't know if they're

00:51:01.780 gonna like hate me for how i was acting i don't know if they're gonna try to one-up me and go 0.90

00:51:05.680 harder than i did which it would be a fucking disaster like will end horrible for everyone 0.83

00:51:12.100 i don't know if they'll feel uh self-conscious there's just a lot of what ifs yeah i think 0.94

00:51:17.200 your kids are gonna love you because they'll have the instinctual bond so though well i mean i i'd

00:51:20.660 hope so i'm just i'm there's parts of my life that i'm like really not proud of yeah but guess

00:51:27.720 what they're on camera i can't do anything about it yeah you know and it just it's just the one

00:51:32.920 up thing makes sense though because they're gonna see you doing some crazy shit that's oh i'm allowed

00:51:35.660 to do that that's what concerns me because i'm not gonna be able to say like truthfully i can't 0.98

00:51:40.820 say yo don't do that no really don't do that he'll go dad you fucking did it in fact here's the video 0.92

00:51:45.460 on you posted on august 15th 2017 i'll be like hey yo lo gang what's popping and i'll be like 0.99

00:51:51.900 ah shit so i'm not gonna i think parenting is gonna i think move into a much more free-flowing 0.95

00:51:59.180 open relationship between uh parent and child where it's not so strict like the boomers you 0.99

00:52:04.800 know like you this is my house you will live under my rules i think it'll become more of a 0.96

00:52:10.300 friendship friendship i would i would hope you know i mean that's the goal anyways right 0.99

00:52:14.960 i hate controlling helicopter parents like fuck off i mean there's obviously a balance to it 0.99

00:52:19.500 because the kid needs to like you got to tell the kid yo don't touch the fucking stove 1.00

00:52:22.720 or or or i seriously i'll go and this is what i'm like again at 25 i don't know how i'm gonna 0.98

00:52:29.700 raise my kids but i think it's gonna be something along the lines of yo what's up uh rocky you want

00:52:35.680 to touch the stove because i see you're like kind of playing with it looking at it and she'll be

00:52:39.540 like yeah i'll be like okay so i've done this rocky i've been in your same position i've wanted

00:52:42.940 to touch the stove and i did and it was very hot and i got hurt badly you know that's my advice to

00:52:48.980 you do with it what you want because i understand that she's gonna have to live life for her own

00:52:53.020 like at the end of the day experience is the best thing for growth and evolution that was incredible

00:52:58.360 i'm just looking at you doing that right there and i don't know if anybody in the audience i'm

00:53:01.960 gonna be a dad that was incredible come on that's exactly how you should talk to your kids that was

00:53:06.420 incredible here's my advice here's my advice if you don't want to take it that's on you i'm sure

00:53:09.980 you're gonna figure it out for yourself but i'm not gonna sign up to be a parent to be just a

00:53:16.960 parent overbearing controlling like that's not what i feel like that's proven itself to never

00:53:20.700 work ever not not never but it has to be slightly less i feel like they always rebel true true

00:53:26.440 totally like the the reason that my head is on straight and i believe it is and like i've been

00:53:30.060 able to focus on like and prioritize the right things over the wrong is because i had a friendly 0.90

00:53:34.220 relationship with my parents and they never said don't do this shit like don't like they were they 0.85

00:53:39.040 were like strict on the things they needed to be sure but like i never wanted to let them down 0.94

00:53:43.460 because they did give me so much freedom exactly love it like i would be about i was like about to

00:53:47.540 do i don't even know what remember it was but if i was about to do something bad i'd be like you 0.87

00:53:50.680 know what i'm gonna disappoint my dad right now i'm just not gonna fucking do it he never asked 0.89

00:53:54.100 he never he never he never he never said don't do that but i was like if he finds out like 0.96

00:53:57.940 why am i gonna do that it's gonna be a reflection on him the kid he raised

00:54:01.220 you know what i mean maybe i thought a little bit differently but no i think i think you're

00:54:04.960 spot on yeah my parents were the same way kind of just like a open relationship like oh you

00:54:08.900 you want to go play outside in the woods and skip along on the trees in the backyard 0.54

00:54:12.940 you're probably going to break an ankle but like just be fucking careful yeah then i broke my ankle 0.86

00:54:17.060 uh but like i i was warned and i and i had that really nice relationship with my parents where i 0.98

00:54:25.060 didn't feel like i was on i was a slave in my own household i feel like it's just like human nature

00:54:29.280 to rebel like if you like follow a strict diet you're gonna cheat on it because people want

00:54:32.920 yeah so yeah it's the same same with your parents i'd be i'd be remissed if we didn't talk about

00:54:38.720 your dad yeah i was gonna say that because that's i just couldn't think of the the end for it that's

00:54:42.820 a that's a major uh major moment in your guy's life and i and i met him i mean this absolute

00:54:49.660 sweetheart thank you and and when i heard about that obviously my heart was broken for you guys

00:54:54.200 and it was it was after we had our little like beef thing on twitter and and none of that mattered

00:54:59.680 anymore yeah and i'm sure you guys felt something along the lines of lines of wow there's yeah

00:55:05.760 there's some things in life that you just you can't replace and i'm just wondering how you

00:55:10.780 guys have moved on from that and what your learnings are from it yeah it's different

00:55:14.320 every day honestly like when it when it first happened um he was just like a warrior through

00:55:19.180 the whole the whole situation and like he he had really gnarly cancer like you said like absolute

00:55:24.380 sweetheart but like he was just like the the toughest guy but just like was a sweetheart on

00:55:28.840 the outside so he didn't want you to think he was a tough guy he had like he had like quiet

00:55:31.860 confidence about how he went about everything you know what i mean and he never let his hope die

00:55:35.800 um he like he got a tattoo right over he had gastroesophageal cancer and he got a tattoo

00:55:41.220 that said never fade me right over where he got it and i i truly think it never faded him and who

00:55:46.280 he was in his soul and who he was like inside of his head even when cancer went to his brain

00:55:49.780 he's still like when when he would snap in and you got you got moments of him like it was just

00:55:55.520 like he didn't let it affect him and he didn't let anybody around him see that it did um warrior 0.51

00:56:00.080 shit yeah so it was like seeing him like that and then losing him like i live my life like that now

00:56:07.920 where i'm just like i don't like the even if it's like extreme i just can't let it bother me because 0.93

00:56:12.180 like i none of what i've gone through has been anything that i could possibly relate to his in

00:56:16.640 any way in a situation that he stayed so strong in sure so like i yeah that's a father we're living

00:56:21.740 in the second year after after losing him and people say like oh normally catches up with you

00:56:25.640 after a year and my first year was pretty shitty so i was like what what's the second you're gonna

00:56:28.860 be like and i think what i have to say about that is like if i'm if i'm ever feeling really down or

00:56:33.380 just like fucking confused about who i am and all this shit like it i understand how it could really 0.50

00:56:38.660 fuck you up after losing someone who's so close to you because you start questioning the meaning 0.99

00:56:42.480 of life and then you're like what the fuck's the point of it if my best friend isn't here anymore 1.00

00:56:46.920 and like the whole time my dad was like passing away it was like a straight month of me just

00:56:51.720 sleeping on the couch next to him and i would just like reassure him that wherever he was going is

00:56:54.580 better than where we are and then i literally convinced myself that for a full month i was like 0.56

00:56:59.480 he's going somewhere way better than where i am why the fuck am i still here like what's the point 0.98

00:57:03.940 of like carrying on so like yeah um it's it's it's fucking it's a roller coaster honestly yeah 0.97

00:57:10.220 can't i can't imagine guys yeah it's just like yeah the first he was really numb and i i was like 0.76

00:57:15.820 i felt guilty for not being as as negatively affected as i should have been i think it was

00:57:21.520 like a lot a lot of that had to do with the fact that he like i feel like i kind of collected a

00:57:27.920 piece of him sure so like like that warrior in me was like keeping me so strong but as the years

00:57:33.620 go on and like i guess i'm able to process things a little bit better i'm still not really able to

00:57:37.200 think about it i can't right now think and like start crying about like losing my dad even though

00:57:40.600 he was the closest person to me besides my twin brother i can't like there's nothing i can do

00:57:44.520 and it's like there's numbness that's so confusing and you can't really explain but 0.86

00:57:48.600 i will say that like i was like pretty optimistic that i was going to be able to like not be fucked

00:57:54.500 up from it you know what i mean that i was going to be able to hold that but like it's like proven 0.82

00:57:58.020 itself that like yeah it is going to fuck me up at some times it affects you yeah yeah it will

00:58:02.760 forever yeah and i like i push the guilt aside like when it when it does make me upset or when 0.57

00:58:07.980 it does make me like angry or whatever it comes out of me like like i was guilty about that but

00:58:12.720 like for anybody that lost someone like you got to know that you're all of your emotions are valid

00:58:16.720 like you're allowed to feel how you feel because it's a personal experience for everybody grief is

00:58:20.960 not the same for everybody it's it's so different like so it's made me rush life in some aspects as

00:58:27.100 well because i realized how quickly it could be how fleeting it is yeah yeah my dad was like 49

00:58:31.120 so that's young that's yeah he had just turned 50 like and then passed away like weeks after so

00:58:35.980 yeah and it's it's kind of making me rush wanting to have a family and everything too because i

00:58:41.180 feel like i have a lack of a family now like my dad was the heart of my family i have a very loving

00:58:44.940 family and i see them a lot and i appreciate them we talk all the time your parents were still

00:58:49.880 married yeah yeah how's your mom holding up she's uh she's really tough as well i mean like

00:58:55.460 she's like a warrior like him honestly like i couldn't imagine they started dating in high

00:58:59.680 school i i holy boy this is fucking tragic yeah yeah i'm so sorry but it's but i'm i'm like happy 0.56

00:59:06.060 to hear what it's producing in you like the first thing that you mentioned about this was that it 0.82

00:59:10.520 created a perspective in you that keeps you calm, relaxed, and focused in times of what you used to

00:59:19.080 think were major life obstacles. You know what I'm saying? And now you know what a major life

00:59:23.640 obstacle really fucking feels like. And I think that experience and that trauma is as sad as it 0.94

00:59:30.740 is and as gut-wrenching it is, is such a valuable experience for you to live through. You know what

00:59:37.180 i'm saying yeah to truly understand what this life is and what is really meaningful you know 0.95

00:59:41.800 but also just because i went through that doesn't doesn't mean that the little shit doesn't get me 0.98

00:59:45.740 down you know what i mean it still does and for a while like when when little little shit would 0.98

00:59:49.660 bother me i was like why the fuck is this bothering me but like even more so than what 0.96

00:59:54.080 feels like more so than you know losing someone that i love so much just quickly back to what 0.91

00:59:57.720 you said like just about my mom and how she's holding up and everything like i i'm now in a

01:00:02.340 relationship and i'm like really i'm like in love i really care for for my girlfriend and um i just

01:00:08.280 i can't imagine having that relationship with my girlfriend that i've only had for really like

01:00:12.800 eight months or i'm sorry nine or ten months she's gonna kill you she's gonna be like what

01:00:19.480 were you doing my parents had that for like basically their whole entire lives since they

01:00:22.860 were 15 years old and i just can't imagine that just being taken away so that that like getting

01:00:27.640 into a relationship definitely like opened a wound in a sense yeah ethan it sounds like

01:00:32.320 that experience made you sort of second guess like your purpose and why you're on this planet

01:00:37.040 yeah grayson is anything anything that you've second guessed any like are you guys religious

01:00:44.080 have you questioned your belief system i would say i'm spiritual i believe in like a personal

01:00:49.160 connection with with whoever is above i don't want to get into it too much and you know everyone

01:00:53.800 has their own everyone is entitled to to believe what they want to if it makes them feel good um

01:00:58.660 but i think that it's affected me the most and maybe this is also because ethan is in like a

01:01:03.980 really like loving relationship that i that i don't have right now and i don't also have the

01:01:08.120 relationship that i have with my dad but like like ethan said like i really constantly just think

01:01:13.240 about building my own family like you know what i mean like the connection that i had son to father

01:01:17.540 is gone like physically gone and like i just want to i just want to recreate that so bad and i feel

01:01:23.780 like i'm in a rush to like get married and have kids and start a family because i just want what

01:01:27.660 i what was taken away in a sense you know it makes it makes total sense like i've been memed on as

01:01:33.360 like like a dad and stuff like that by like our fans but like the deeper meaning to that is just

01:01:38.400 like that it's been it's been kind of taken away and i really just like i i always just dream about

01:01:43.360 like rebuilding it and it's something to look forward to but not something to rush and i've

01:01:46.760 learned that recently i've been trying to like rush into like relationships and things like that

01:01:50.080 and it just is like

01:01:50.760 can't do that

01:01:51.360 yeah it's backfired

01:01:52.080 yeah I mean 0.99

01:01:53.460 who the fuck am I 0.98

01:01:54.160 but I can't tell 0.99

01:01:54.740 if that's a good thing

01:01:55.940 or a bad thing

01:01:57.520 cause you gotta live

01:01:58.500 you gotta live your life

01:01:59.380 at your pace too

01:02:00.340 you know

01:02:00.820 I don't even know 0.99

01:02:01.480 what the fuck my pace is 0.96

01:02:02.660 I feel like I have no breaks 0.99

01:02:03.800 you guys are so young too

01:02:05.520 you guys are so

01:02:06.120 I can't believe

01:02:07.040 you're like way ahead of the curve

01:02:08.240 I don't feel young

01:02:09.240 but I don't feel young either

01:02:10.180 cause you've lived

01:02:11.680 quite the life

01:02:12.380 over the past five years

01:02:13.300 you've lived 1.00

01:02:13.760 fucking three or four lives 1.00

01:02:15.640 that any normal human being 1.00

01:02:17.020 would be satisfied with

01:02:18.600 and you guys got

01:02:19.480 your whole life ahead of you.

01:02:21.180 80 plus years.

01:02:22.360 I imagine you'll be over 100.

01:02:23.480 Yeah, 102.

01:02:24.780 102.

01:02:25.460 And then we'll do like the,

01:02:26.400 you'll see like the Hunger Games 1

01:02:28.020 where Katniss and the PETA,

01:02:30.360 they did the berries

01:02:31.000 and they were going to do it.

01:02:31.440 They're going to eat the poison berries

01:02:32.260 at the same time.

01:02:33.080 That's how we're going to go.

01:02:33.760 Joint suicide? 0.95

01:02:34.840 Joint suicide?

01:02:35.740 No, no, no.

01:02:36.140 Not suicide.

01:02:36.840 If we're both,

01:02:38.120 I imagine we'll both be sick.

01:02:39.300 Yeah.

01:02:39.780 We'll probably be in sync, honestly.

01:02:41.060 We probably won't even have to do that.

01:02:41.920 Great, great, great.

01:02:42.280 You guys don't have to do anything.

01:02:43.880 High fire.

01:02:44.620 You guys got to take,

01:02:45.880 just my last thought on it,

01:02:46.740 You guys got to take tremendous relief in knowing that you had found such a success and, and, and made your parents, both of them so proud in the time that they, you know, you know, both of them have gotten to spend with you.

01:02:59.360 It was something that I think I struggled with.

01:03:01.380 And I think a lot of people watching the show definitely struggle with this idea that they want to make their parents proud.

01:03:06.180 And you guys definitely did that.

01:03:07.540 You guys definitely did that.

01:03:08.640 Thanks, man.

01:03:09.040 Appreciate that.

01:03:09.460 Appreciate that a lot.

01:03:10.680 Yep.

01:03:12.920 Can we, what can we change topics?

01:03:14.540 I had something, but I didn't say it.

01:03:16.740 What is it? What do you got?

01:03:17.980 I know you guys have done some business endeavors.

01:03:21.440 Yes.

01:03:22.680 You launched a candle line?

01:03:24.300 Yes.

01:03:24.600 Again, it's just a horrible transition, but...

01:03:26.600 No, it's fine.

01:03:28.740 It's the worst.

01:03:30.020 Welcome to Impulsive.

01:03:31.820 But you launched a candle line, among many things.

01:03:35.060 We have a fragrance company that we started.

01:03:37.020 Okay, so explain to me what this business model is.

01:03:39.620 I'm fascinated by fragrance.

01:03:42.080 We have Windward, too. That's why we started it.

01:03:43.920 Yeah, it's a great time and interesting thing.

01:03:45.020 But our friend Connor, who I believe left, he was here for the first part of the interview.

01:03:49.780 He said he bought two candles. 0.99

01:03:51.080 Oh, shit. 1.00

01:03:51.580 Really? 1.00

01:03:51.880 And he said they're actually really nice.

01:03:52.780 They have crystals in the bottom.

01:03:53.760 Yes.

01:03:55.400 Why, guys?

01:03:56.500 So there's a lot of beliefs.

01:03:58.660 Some people believe in the spiritual healing of crystals.

01:04:02.100 And some people, maybe you think it's like placebo. 0.99

01:04:05.160 But I think who gives a fuck? 0.99

01:04:06.600 If it's going to make you feel good, then keep it around. 0.99

01:04:08.420 And I've kept crystals around and gotten into them for one reason or another.

01:04:11.720 And they actually have.

01:04:12.940 When I look at them, I just feel good energy.

01:04:14.760 Sure.

01:04:15.020 So I really wanted to, like, with this whole company that we launched, like, I wanted to be able to give back to the world in a way that, like, I wasn't able to do, like, directly in my content.

01:04:25.140 Like, you know, making someone laugh goes a long way.

01:04:27.360 But, like, you know, what's another thing that I could, like, give to the world?

01:04:30.480 So I was like. 1.00

01:04:31.640 Fuck it. 1.00

01:04:32.180 You're getting candles. 1.00

01:04:33.660 Yeah.

01:04:34.620 It smells.

01:04:35.800 Basically, yeah, we try to implement things that can enhance one's life through, like, any problem.

01:04:39.160 And it does.

01:04:39.600 I mean, scent is proven, you know, the proper scents in life are proven to enhance your day-to-day mood and attitude.

01:04:46.040 Confidence, for sure, too.

01:04:47.020 Scent is, like, the direct line to memory.

01:04:49.080 So I feel like everybody's always chasing nostalgia.

01:04:50.980 I feel like I get a whiff of something, and it puts me back in, like, a really happy place in my life.

01:04:54.980 And if I could have that one moment during my day that makes me happy and I can give it to someone else, then it's what I want to do.

01:05:00.280 But, yeah, and just about, like, the business model, like what you were talking about.

01:05:03.340 Like, obviously, fragrance has been done before.

01:05:05.260 You can't invent anything new with fragrance.

01:05:07.640 By influencer?

01:05:08.500 No, not by influencer.

01:05:09.600 just in general there's been collaborations we're like you know no it's cool it's cool that you say

01:05:14.120 that because we didn't want this to just be like an influencer owned business and that's why it was

01:05:17.380 good i want it to be bigger than us you know i mean i'm i love business so uh yeah you have to

01:05:22.820 like sell an experience you know what i mean we wanted to come up with something unique that we

01:05:25.820 really backed and i was really excited to hear that when we met with our our co-founder and he

01:05:30.120 was like how can we like turn this into like an experience talk about kevin yeah yeah kevin yeah

01:05:33.460 so um yeah it's just been trying to like create a unique experience with fragrance and talking

01:05:39.300 about how it's like directly connected to memory

01:05:41.080 and you know hoping people make

01:05:43.400 good memories while wearing these fragrances

01:05:45.320 so that you know. You guys are fascinating

01:05:47.480 it's like your

01:05:48.660 spiritual wokeness doesn't quite

01:05:51.200 match with like the bodies that you're like 0.99

01:05:53.240 dude I've never matched my fucking body 0.99

01:05:55.580 ever in my life. Logan so badly wants you guys 0.99

01:05:57.340 to be like slender ass 1.00

01:05:59.340 like hairy armpit 1.00

01:06:00.460 I shave my armpits 0.98

01:06:02.560 he's like this is not right 0.92

01:06:04.940 you guys should look like Spencer

01:06:06.580 Like, if y'all had to describe a body type that matched your personality, what would it be?

01:06:13.240 Oh, man, that's a good question.

01:06:14.500 Grayson was almost there with his really long hair.

01:06:16.880 He would man bun it every once in a while.

01:06:18.320 Oh, yeah.

01:06:18.840 That's right.

01:06:19.260 I remember that.

01:06:19.420 His biceps are a little too big.

01:06:20.880 That's what I'm saying.

01:06:21.540 You got to slim up.

01:06:22.920 Yeah.

01:06:23.200 You're going to be selling candles.

01:06:24.560 I tried.

01:06:25.120 I lost a lot of weight, but it just didn't come out of the biceps. 0.68

01:06:28.340 And I'm not trying to sound like a douchebag.

01:06:29.640 It just didn't. 1.00

01:06:30.980 He's like, I would be woke, but it's just these damn hearts are too big. 1.00

01:06:34.840 What? 0.99

01:06:35.120 You ever box?

01:06:35.760 No.

01:06:36.460 Here's why I bring it up.

01:06:37.400 Because my arms used to be like fat. 0.88

01:06:40.160 From the side, it looked like a fat kid.

01:06:42.180 That's what Jake would say.

01:06:43.420 Because I was always working out and doing bicep curls and whatnot.

01:06:46.740 Then I started boxing and my arms slimmed up real quick.

01:06:49.420 Yeah.

01:06:49.780 Real quick.

01:06:50.800 Yeah.

01:06:51.800 I'm serious. 0.52

01:06:52.480 If you're stuck, start throwing punches.

01:06:55.580 Yeah.

01:06:55.920 I box for a short period of time.

01:06:59.020 We're redoing our house right now.

01:07:00.260 And we have this one room. 0.97

01:07:02.960 We didn't know what the fuck to do with it. 0.90

01:07:04.360 And we're going to make a cardio room. 0.56

01:07:06.060 So we're like, should we get some bikes in there? 0.99

01:07:07.580 But then I just feel like I'm just, like, doing that just so I could eat more shit, 0.98

01:07:11.700 which is just, like, it's a bad technique to dieting for me at least. 0.97

01:07:14.920 Yeah.

01:07:15.320 Which is the lifestyle, yeah.

01:07:16.560 Yeah, but then we started talking about, like, where, dude, like, 0.99

01:07:18.820 and we're getting back into the dude shit. 0.95

01:07:20.600 And I was like, dude, what can we make it that's, like, true to who we are? 0.98

01:07:23.940 And we thought of making it, like, a wrestling room because we grew up wrestling.

01:07:26.860 Yeah, for a long time.

01:07:28.460 And I saw that you.

01:07:29.380 Oh, whoa. 1.00

01:07:30.140 Oh, shit. 0.99

01:07:30.760 Why don't you all take me up in the challenge? 0.99

01:07:32.260 I saw that you tweeted that, and I will take you up in the challenge.

01:07:35.800 Oh!

01:07:36.300 Really?

01:07:36.700 Yeah.

01:07:37.040 Oh!

01:07:38.200 Here it is.

01:07:39.640 Oh!

01:07:40.580 Wait, two versus one?

01:07:41.840 No, just one.

01:07:42.400 Oh, not one?

01:07:43.280 I think we're closer.

01:07:44.000 Wait, how much do you weigh?

01:07:44.700 I'm about 190.

01:07:45.900 Cool.

01:07:46.300 Okay.

01:07:46.720 Same.

01:07:47.420 Okay.

01:07:47.820 It's going to be good.

01:07:48.380 It's going to be good.

01:07:48.900 Yeah, I'm on side.

01:07:49.460 I feel like it'll be an exciting match. 0.99

01:07:53.360 You and Bradley Martin, that shit would be funny as fuck, but it looks like a joke. 0.99

01:07:56.900 Yeah, it looks to the outside view like a joke. 1.00

01:07:58.820 You can't really...

01:07:59.120 Me versus Bradley Martin.

01:08:00.000 Who do you think is going to take it?

01:08:01.000 You.

01:08:01.540 Did he ever listen?

01:08:02.300 Okay.

01:08:02.840 Okay. 1.00

01:08:03.360 Yeah, what the fuck? 1.00

01:08:04.160 Yeah, you. 1.00

01:08:04.700 Bradley you hear that

01:08:07.140 he's gonna be mad

01:08:08.980 but you have to have wrestled like in order to

01:08:12.060 wrestle

01:08:12.500 and I have 11 years

01:08:15.780 of wrestling? you have more than me bro

01:08:17.680 I have like 4

01:08:18.200 oh please don't set him up for another L

01:08:21.020 or a tie

01:08:22.460 I don't think there's a world that Logan beats Grayson 1.00

01:08:26.080 oh fucking it 0.99

01:08:27.240 not again 1.00

01:08:28.880 you're that good?

01:08:30.720 I'm out of practice

01:08:32.000 me too for 10 years

01:08:34.420 What are your credentials?

01:08:36.000 No, no, no.

01:08:36.460 I'm not training.

01:08:37.260 Every single person I'm wrestling, I'm walking in the room day of.

01:08:40.420 Absolutely no training.

01:08:41.440 I saw this is for $10,000.

01:08:44.160 You're going to need to train to hang with Gray.

01:08:45.980 But I saw this is for like $10,000.

01:08:47.380 Hold on a second.

01:08:48.580 What are your credentials?

01:08:49.780 Like, surely.

01:08:50.380 I mean, I don't have a high school wrestling career.

01:08:52.640 It got stripped of me when I moved here.

01:08:54.500 That's what I'm saying.

01:08:55.300 That's my advantage.

01:08:56.420 Like, you did it for 11 years, but I wrestled in high school.

01:08:58.520 No, but does that matter?

01:08:59.440 No, not really.

01:09:00.240 I think so.

01:09:01.000 I mean, I wrestled like pre-puberty.

01:09:03.380 You know what I mean?

01:09:03.800 Things change when you get muscles

01:09:06.820 You know what I'm saying

01:09:08.080 How recently were you wrestling

01:09:10.980 How recently were you wrestling

01:09:12.560 I haven't wrestled since I moved here six years ago 0.99

01:09:14.740 Oh shit so you both are fucking out of the game 1.00

01:09:17.460 It's even 1.00

01:09:17.940 I was doing something and I was like there's no other influencer

01:09:20.820 That could put on an exciting match with Logan

01:09:22.960 But I think this can be a bigger thing

01:09:25.400 Than just $10,000

01:09:26.100 You guys both don't need $10,000

01:09:27.400 So when I tweeted that 0.98

01:09:30.200 The tweet went fucking brazy 0.95

01:09:31.580 the wrestling community snapped the wrestling community is big it's a big demographic massive 0.96

01:09:35.020 any niche community with a lot of support like very uh pinpointed into a corner tends to have

01:09:42.060 a loud voice i think this will be funny because he didn't even get a like high school wrestling

01:09:45.560 career that he wanted and you took fifth in state so this is gonna be great i think and you guys

01:09:50.340 can potentially be a part of the most viewed wrestling match ever we that's ourselves a

01:09:54.160 disservice if we didn't make it like a big thing yeah we should yeah all right yeah i'm i'm talking

01:09:59.380 to a lot of uh like honestly like pretty big partners that want to put some serious money

01:10:04.420 behind it like imagine we'd let's phrase like a million dollars for charity let's go let's go

01:10:07.840 we have a charity too that i would like to like that'd be cool that'd be way cool what's your

01:10:12.240 what is it yeah love from sean it's for it's for my father yeah oh i remember that yeah i remember

01:10:17.120 that what is the uh the basis so there there's like five different char my dad basically when

01:10:22.200 he was here i'll run from the top my dad when he was here like he started as a teacher like

01:10:26.160 in his later life uh he was wrestling coach oh nice started a lot of wrestling programs in high

01:10:30.180 schools um then he became a principal of schools and then uh superintendent is when he was forced

01:10:36.280 into retirement from his illness um but he just always loved giving back and helping you know

01:10:42.220 what i mean like every it wasn't just like he was the principal it was like i i knew my principal 0.83

01:10:46.600 i was like fuck this guy but like when i would like go for uh what was it called take your kid 0.75

01:10:50.560 to work day i would go to my dad's school so i'd leave school to go to school but i'd be walking 0.99

01:10:54.280 around the hallway and the kids

01:10:56.440 were like Mr. Dolan give him high fives

01:10:58.000 he was a cool super principal 1.00

01:10:59.620 I was like shit like my dad's 1.00

01:11:02.280 fucking awesome 1.00

01:11:02.880 everyone hates my principal he hates all the kids 0.99

01:11:05.920 my dad literally loved everyone

01:11:07.640 when we went around for the documentary

01:11:10.500 we went and interviewed people from his past jobs

01:11:12.580 and when he coached 1.00

01:11:13.760 and they all said the same shit 0.99

01:11:15.900 at four different schools that we went to 0.99

01:11:18.740 they were like your dad knew every student here

01:11:20.640 and he knew their parents by name too 0.89

01:11:22.360 damn he cared

01:11:23.380 and and my dad like he would he would wake up at six like drive my sister to school then drive to 1.00

01:11:29.880 school then drive back home pick us up as soon as we got home to school drive us to wrestling

01:11:34.300 practice coach wrestling practice come home help me with homework you talk about this guy the sadder

01:11:38.860 i'm getting yeah i mean i don't mean to be like that it's just like i mean to me it's inspirational

01:11:42.280 so i like to keep it in conversation just an outstanding gentleman he just always wanted to

01:11:45.900 help sure yeah so and like and then he would like finish the day by like handwriting report cards

01:11:50.140 like 250 of them and like that was like who he was and like his cancer like took that away he

01:11:57.380 wasn't able to keep helping the world when he was like you know sure sick yeah and so that's what

01:12:03.240 love from sean is it's it's to continue his helpfulness and his love that he had for the

01:12:08.760 world so we're donating to organizations that i know that he would feel like personally really

01:12:12.280 connected to i love that i love drop a link in the description on this video for that sure

01:12:16.620 absolutely and if we do this thing i mean if we do it it'd be awesome yeah he was our wrestling

01:12:22.120 coach that'd be really cool we can make something fucking awesome of this yeah like i honestly i

01:12:25.720 only miss one sport and it's wrestling i play football lacrosse and like those are fun and 0.97

01:12:29.420 shit like and i just want to say now i know you guys are both competitive and shit but like we 0.94

01:12:33.020 we're gonna like remain cool because yeah it's wrestling it's not boxing it's still very much 0.99

01:12:38.740 a sport yeah but it is there's got to be some trash talk dude i don't i just i don't know like

01:12:42.980 Like once we shake hands

01:12:44.420 It's just like

01:12:44.780 I'm

01:12:45.080 It's not gonna be friendly

01:12:46.600 You know what I mean

01:12:47.680 Oh duh

01:12:48.200 Yeah

01:12:48.580 Duh

01:12:49.100 Yeah

01:12:49.500 Bro

01:12:50.020 I'm so happy this happened 0.97

01:12:51.920 Damn here we go 0.51

01:12:53.980 Grayson just made it so serious 0.99

01:12:55.360 Yo he is

01:12:56.340 He is

01:12:56.980 Laser focused

01:12:58.360 Like at 93% of the way

01:13:00.240 Through this episode

01:13:00.820 You went from like

01:13:01.540 A colleague and a friend to him

01:13:03.160 To his mortal enemy

01:13:04.240 Like I'm looking in his eyes right now

01:13:05.960 And he's like

01:13:06.280 Yo I'm gonna pin 1.00

01:13:07.020 The fuck out of you bro 1.00

01:13:08.760 I don't know 1.00

01:13:09.920 I'm not trying to like

01:13:10.680 I feel like we're

01:13:11.820 It'll be a good match

01:13:13.140 It's gonna be a good match

01:13:13.820 You gotta tune in to watch

01:13:15.800 You gotta tune in to watch

01:13:17.180 This is gonna be awesome 0.98

01:13:18.120 It's some shit that no one would ever 0.96

01:13:20.480 Like the internet would never expect me to do 0.99

01:13:21.780 Cause wrestling's not mainstream at all

01:13:24.300 Like are we wearing singlets in headgear?

01:13:27.520 100% 0.99

01:13:27.880 Bro we're gonna look fucking dope bro 0.99

01:13:29.760 Let's pick a weight that we're gonna look sick at 0.99

01:13:32.120 I know bro 1.00

01:13:32.800 Dude fucking singlets or singlets? 1.00

01:13:34.280 I'll get 0.99

01:13:34.420 You guys aren't talking about WWE wrestling? 0.99

01:13:38.780 That's through tables and shit 0.97

01:13:40.340 you guys could have done that in like 2016 0.98

01:13:42.660 that's where we're both at

01:13:43.720 this is exciting

01:13:44.480 this is exciting dude

01:13:45.940 I'm pumped for this

01:13:46.900 and this is like

01:13:47.580 yeah I think

01:13:48.280 also like with the demographic that we have

01:13:49.860 we talked about it

01:13:50.500 like they would never expect me to do this

01:13:52.240 and

01:13:52.820 and like we have

01:13:53.960 different

01:13:54.660 like opposing

01:13:55.380 not opposing demographics

01:13:56.300 but like yeah

01:13:56.780 yeah

01:13:56.980 different demos

01:13:57.600 yeah

01:13:57.840 like whereas like you and KS

01:13:59.460 I had like similar ones

01:14:00.360 just like different countries

01:14:01.200 that's where the split was 1.00

01:14:02.200 like we have like all the females 1.00

01:14:03.940 you have all the men 0.97

01:14:04.540 like 1.00

01:14:04.760 the fucking 1.00

01:14:05.420 I feel like they're just like 1.00

01:14:07.960 low-key

01:14:08.400 like jabs

01:14:09.480 It's not a jab at all

01:14:11.000 He's like yo

01:14:11.520 You got a bunch of 1.00

01:14:12.260 Fucking dudes that watch 1.00

01:14:13.340 You got all the girls 1.00

01:14:14.380 Over on our side

01:14:15.460 And they'd love to watch me 1.00

01:14:17.160 Pound the living shit out of you 1.00

01:14:18.260 I'm not 1.00

01:14:18.500 So when we doing this

01:14:19.880 I mean I'm not

01:14:20.940 This is gonna be

01:14:22.440 This is gonna be great

01:14:23.240 I can't wait to just 0.96

01:14:24.400 Pick some ankles dude 1.00

01:14:25.580 Oh

01:14:26.220 Watch out

01:14:26.740 You shouldn't tell

01:14:28.100 What's that

01:14:28.500 Are we gonna wrestle

01:14:29.280 Like collegiate or like

01:14:30.300 I think 1.00

01:14:30.780 Folks out 1.00

01:14:31.300 Folks out 0.95

01:14:31.620 Yeah for sure

01:14:32.280 For sure 1.00

01:14:32.780 The fuck 1.00

01:14:33.940 Sumo 1.00

01:14:34.800 I mean freestyle

01:14:35.720 Would appeal to like

01:14:36.460 A larger demographic

01:14:37.380 He's a freestyle state champ

01:14:38.660 Freestyle

01:14:39.620 You talking about

01:14:40.400 No leg takedowns?

01:14:41.600 No that's Greco 1.00

01:14:42.280 Jesus

01:14:42.920 What's freestyle? 0.51

01:14:43.640 What's the difference

01:14:43.960 You challenge any influencer

01:14:45.960 To $10,000

01:14:46.880 Oh no

01:14:47.960 I'm gonna be honest 0.97

01:14:49.380 Bro no one's gonna fucking win 0.77

01:14:50.460 Like I'm just gonna say 0.93

01:14:51.260 That's

01:14:51.620 No one's gonna win

01:14:53.060 Yo I'm sure you're great

01:14:54.600 But I'm not gonna win

01:14:55.860 No chance 0.99

01:14:57.000 Not even a fucking 0.99

01:14:58.280 Ounce of a chance 0.98

01:14:59.540 It's hilarious

01:14:59.960 I love this

01:15:01.480 I love this

01:15:02.180 I love this is on record now

01:15:03.540 This is so good

01:15:04.560 What are the terms of the match?

01:15:05.800 This is gonna be a curb your meme

01:15:07.360 Oh yeah

01:15:08.320 yeah i wait but what what's the difference between folk style and freestyle freestyle

01:15:14.400 is just a different point system it's it's like what the world that's what they do in the olympics

01:15:17.740 yeah there's no top and bottom there's a turning system he knows all this stuff i don't he didn't

01:15:23.820 sleep well last night all right i don't because i wrestled folk style even when i would look up

01:15:27.600 like wrestling moves i in high school you know the throws and shit like a slam that's greco

01:15:31.780 oh that's freestyle too freestyle is greco but you can attack legs okay so why what's the difference

01:15:37.040 have been freestyle and folk style like why there's no top and bottom there's no top and

01:15:39.620 bottom it's all neutral basically yeah basically that's kind of that's dope i don't i'm not

01:15:43.280 interested in so when you get a takedown of freestyle what happens you get 15 seconds to

01:15:47.480 turn them pretty much and if you don't but you're allowed to clasp and it's like a point system if 0.99

01:15:52.200 like their shoulders are exposed he's never done it we'll just go fuck just go just go 0.62

01:15:55.040 but there are throws in freestyle i think that that would be fun he wants to toss you 0.98

01:16:01.900 This throws in folk style

01:16:03.780 This throws

01:16:04.720 What do you mean this throws in folk style 0.98

01:16:07.700 Yeah but like not a fucking 0.96

01:16:08.720 I don't think he knows what rests 0.97

01:16:09.860 Not a five

01:16:10.640 You can't like five some on their neck in folk style 0.99

01:16:12.900 Not 0.98

01:16:13.480 Like you can't suplex the shit out of something 0.77

01:16:15.800 I mean you can 0.68

01:16:16.300 You probably get a point

01:16:16.980 That's five points in freestyle though

01:16:18.840 Five

01:16:19.220 Right to the back

01:16:20.400 Yeah

01:16:20.720 Alright

01:16:22.400 That should be interesting boys

01:16:23.980 We'll talk about it alright

01:16:24.920 This is gonna be interesting

01:16:27.480 Okay

01:16:27.840 I'm so happy

01:16:29.480 Line them up bro

01:16:30.760 Line them up

01:16:31.400 Line them up

01:16:32.720 This has been a great show

01:16:33.360 We needed a good show

01:16:34.460 This is a good show

01:16:35.280 Actually

01:16:35.620 It's gonna be funny

01:16:36.640 Like

01:16:36.860 I might take it back

01:16:38.040 I feel like Bradley

01:16:38.560 Might beat you

01:16:39.660 Uh oh

01:16:42.620 It ain't enough

01:16:47.040 No

01:16:47.480 You should have a warm up

01:16:49.460 Match with Bradley

01:16:50.020 I will say though

01:16:51.100 When you wrestle someone

01:16:51.760 Who's never wrestled before 0.97

01:16:52.580 It's so fucking awkward 0.96

01:16:53.480 Why is it hard 0.93

01:16:54.200 It's not hard

01:16:55.380 It's just so awkward

01:16:56.340 Sort of

01:16:57.220 It depends how you wrestle

01:16:58.100 It's hard because

01:16:59.960 Most people

01:17:00.960 I'm assuming if you've wrestled someone who's never wrestled before,

01:17:03.420 they're probably a dude who's probably fairly strong.

01:17:05.800 Otherwise, why would you be wrestling?

01:17:07.300 Strong dudes tense up, and they're very hard to maneuver.

01:17:10.580 That's all wrestling is.

01:17:11.340 It's just maneuvering and manipulating your opponent's body, someone's body. 0.96

01:17:14.780 So when Bradley Martin turns into a solid fucking concrete man, 0.92

01:17:18.960 yeah, he's going to be slightly hard to maneuver. 0.98

01:17:20.940 But I got some tricks on my sleeve.

01:17:23.620 You said your wrist is broken right now, right?

01:17:26.500 I got a slew of problems that I'm working on.

01:17:28.880 Brayson has a broken toe.

01:17:29.720 I do as well.

01:17:30.360 I'm going to be honest

01:17:30.960 This isn't happening anytime soon

01:17:32.140 No it doesn't need to

01:17:33.040 Okay just like

01:17:33.840 It gives you more time to train

01:17:34.600 We'll put it in the book

01:17:35.320 Again I'm not training dude

01:17:36.360 I'm walking in

01:17:37.120 Day of 0.62

01:17:37.560 Singlet 1.00

01:17:37.960 Might have a fucking beer belly 1.00

01:17:39.240 Oh that's his excuse 1.00

01:17:39.560 That's going to be your first problem

01:17:40.460 No excuse

01:17:40.820 He's going to go train

01:17:41.400 For the next six months

01:17:42.360 I don't get broke

01:17:43.200 I sneezed twice

01:17:44.820 And I didn't train

01:17:45.460 I know there are people

01:17:46.800 Training right now

01:17:47.620 Bradley's probably

01:17:48.360 No not Bradley 0.98

01:17:49.320 There's this French dude

01:17:50.260 I guarantee he's like 1.00

01:17:51.040 Lifting weights

01:17:51.480 He's training and stuff

01:17:52.240 Like yo train all you want

01:17:54.060 Yo he can roll

01:17:55.440 Don't get me

01:17:56.040 Dude

01:17:56.340 Train all you want

01:17:56.880 Have you seen videos

01:17:57.820 Like this dude 0.99

01:17:58.960 This dude can fucking 1.00

01:18:00.120 They're nasty bro 1.00

01:18:01.100 Unless you're 1.00

01:18:02.540 Dominic fucking Alvernator 0.99

01:18:04.000 I'm bringing him in 0.99

01:18:05.140 I'm flying him out 1.00

01:18:05.860 I wouldn't wrestle anyone

01:18:06.840 Before Grayson

01:18:07.580 If 1.00

01:18:07.880 You're just gonna kill

01:18:09.220 Your confidence

01:18:09.700 If you're gonna lose

01:18:10.280 Someone else

01:18:10.780 This is a great

01:18:11.380 Hype man

01:18:12.520 Hype man situation

01:18:13.360 I'm not as good as him

01:18:14.040 I'm not as good as him

01:18:15.080 I'm just not

01:18:16.400 Alright listen guys

01:18:17.220 Is that it

01:18:17.640 Is that all we got

01:18:18.200 Yeah I think so

01:18:19.520 Unless y'all got it

01:18:20.400 You got anything else

01:18:21.000 You wanna talk about

01:18:21.520 No that's

01:18:22.020 I'm good

01:18:22.640 Where can they

01:18:23.380 Find you guys on the internet

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01:18:26.220 Nice

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01:18:28.620 is just my name

01:18:29.460 and same with him

01:18:30.280 that makes sense

01:18:30.780 Grayson Dolan

01:18:31.420 Ethan Dolan

01:18:32.000 alright alright

01:18:32.740 fun podcast

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01:18:34.020 thanks for coming on guys

01:18:34.960 this was fun

01:18:35.340 it was cool to

01:18:37.820 be friends

01:18:38.960 and then have

01:18:39.720 Twitter beef

01:18:40.560 and now be friends again

01:18:41.640 and then we're gonna have

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01:18:43.000 and not be friends again

01:18:43.980 it was all so good

01:18:47.480 for sure

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Impaulsive with Logan Paul - August 20, 2020

E210 Dolan Twins Squash The Beef With Logan Paul - IMPAULSIVE EP. 210

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