Impaulsive with Logan Paul - E216 The Return Of Charlie Rocket - IMPAULSIVE EP. 216

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00:02:12.680 And all my friends, all my fans are like,

00:02:14.720 Charlie, what happened? What happened? What happened?

00:02:16.780 And I said, I can't talk about it.

00:02:20.940 Two weeks later, I got a life-changing phone call.

00:02:24.900 Woo!

00:02:29.580 our podcast low-key low-key is becoming sort of a big deal oh why are this many people here

00:02:37.540 they came for the show i've never seen that's what i'm saying people are so people are now

00:02:41.180 coming not only to watch online they're coming okay look can you turn the camera around this

00:02:46.460 is insane did they purchase like tickets this is this is crazy there's so many people here i swear

00:02:50.460 to god we should start selling tickets we should have a gate imagine how much money we can make

00:02:54.160 we just charge people to watch a show live there's more people in the crowd today than there was for

00:02:58.040 six i'm not even kidding i'm not even kidding and he had his whole security detail all his people

00:03:02.860 with him and still there's more people here today what's up guys welcome back to impulsive the number

00:03:07.020 one podcast in the world statistically and factually sort of you didn't see you didn't

00:03:13.460 see the the six nine bodyguards outside did you know that did you know he had like seven more

00:03:17.940 danny told me afterwards that there was about 15 people in black suvs outside yeah in the streets

00:03:24.040 he had a squad of about 10 inside

00:03:26.860 and that entire night was

00:03:28.540 somewhat surreal

00:03:30.720 for me I flew back on a plane

00:03:32.880 from Mexico about an hour before that show

00:03:34.940 started Logan hit me up and said you need to get back 0.99

00:03:36.800 to the house right fucking now 0.97

00:03:38.680 well cause you gotta understand 0.98

00:03:41.100 like artists like that

00:03:42.520 they're on the move especially him

00:03:44.880 he needs to like stay on the move he needs to stay busy

00:03:47.020 and so I get the text

00:03:48.840 that it's happening in a couple hours

00:03:50.720 because as you both know the week before

00:03:53.200 it got canceled or something because he wasn't

00:03:55.440 in the zone which we have a

00:03:57.500 vlog coming out about that and how we even got him on the

00:03:59.500 podcast but an absolutely

00:04:01.040 magical night I think to say the least

00:04:03.460 it was a great night I mean

00:04:04.720 I wasn't supposed to do that show

00:04:06.900 I wasn't supposed to do that show and I've already heard

00:04:09.360 you know a little bit about it but

00:04:11.040 it's something that I'm personally

00:04:13.440 working on which is putting aside

00:04:15.340 my feelings and opinions on

00:04:17.140 people to get programming done

00:04:19.200 I can't simply opt out 0.98

00:04:20.920 I also cannot sit and talk shit to the guest for two hours and bomb the show. 1.00

00:04:27.280 We've seen me do that in the past, and we've had to bury those fucking shows. 0.99

00:04:31.080 I thought I did a decent job of asking the questions I wanted to ask while also still—

00:04:35.540 Look, I think you did a great job, and I also have to take a bit of responsibility because I made you do the show.

00:04:42.100 Like you guys will see in the vlog, Mike did not want to do this show, and you didn't either.

00:04:48.180 That's why you sat out.

00:04:49.900 but i had other stuff going on no you didn't that you know of okay uh but you didn't want to do the

00:04:59.180 show and i made you because we do have a responsibility to provide an awesome piece

00:05:03.240 of programming and you you are half of the show yeah absolutely at least and i wanted to be there

00:05:08.160 to to ask those questions i i think looking back at it i probably could have gone a little bit

00:05:14.900 harder ask some harder questions i know there was one point in the show where we changed gears

00:05:18.680 right as we were starting to go down the stairs

00:05:20.900 into the street code and the

00:05:22.780 snitch stuff. We had been on it

00:05:24.800 and it took me a little bit too long to get into it, but

00:05:26.740 listen, end of the day,

00:05:28.720 maybe I lost all my imaginary street

00:05:30.880 cred. I'm not allowed on the block anymore

00:05:32.560 because I did that fucking interview. Good thing is I don't 0.99

00:05:34.740 fucking need it anymore. You're not on the streets 0.98

00:05:36.620 anymore, Mike. You've evolved. You've leveled

00:05:38.780 up. But yeah, it was

00:05:40.740 a good show. Reading the comments, the

00:05:42.540 kid, he's

00:05:44.640 articulate. He's smart. Not a lot of

00:05:46.640 people uh credit him for how intelligent he is which is why i think like at the end of the day

00:05:51.340 he really is a master marketer he really is just like do you have an opinion on the show did you

00:05:56.600 watch any i know you weren't here but did you watch i watched the first like five minutes but

00:06:00.000 then i was busy with other things so i didn't get to do you watch the whole thing i gotta watch the

00:06:03.220 whole thing i'll watch it do you want to talk about why you actually didn't do it or do you

00:06:07.040 not want to talk no i prefer not to okay that's all right of course it's all right just personal

00:06:11.200 reasons just wasn't interested right right um but yeah here we are crazy show we got it done

00:06:17.360 the internet's watching it everybody's watching it yeah it's all good and it's been a crazy week

00:06:21.520 in general uh uh i don't i don't even know how to like start some of this stuff uh we have harry

00:06:30.060 jowzy in the crowd today harry jowzy he's back he's back are we doing round of applause

00:06:34.940 And Harry, I don't you know this, but after your episode, your ex.

00:06:48.920 Yeah, you should come on.

00:06:52.340 Harry, we had a fantastic episode with Harry Jousey.

00:06:55.180 And just just good to have you, bro.

00:06:57.540 Good to have you.

00:06:58.280 Just just to tie this together a little bit.

00:07:00.480 Harry got a tattoo that says winning streak on him, inspired by Charlie Rocket, who's

00:07:06.900 the guest today, who you guys may have seen that we're going to bring on shortly.

00:07:09.460 But after your episode, you know this, bro, we had a little bit of an issue with your

00:07:14.420 ex. 0.92

00:07:15.120 Crazy.

00:07:15.760 Okay, bro, she issued a cease and desist.

00:07:18.600 Take down.

00:07:19.380 A cease and desist for your episode.

00:07:21.680 And she went so far to claim copyright infringement on the piece of art that you showed at the

00:07:28.360 end of your episode.

00:07:29.340 Yeah.

00:07:29.660 And the episode got removed

00:07:30.680 The podcast got removed

00:07:31.660 From YouTube

00:07:32.320 It's wild

00:07:33.040 Yeah bro

00:07:33.580 So we submitted

00:07:34.680 A Connor

00:07:35.440 Complaint

00:07:37.100 Or what was it

00:07:37.900 We Connor filed

00:07:38.800 Something

00:07:39.400 You know I'm not a lawyer

00:07:40.380 But we did something

00:07:41.560 And it got reinstated

00:07:43.720 The episode got reinstated

00:07:44.680 She lost 1.00

00:07:45.280 We fucking won 1.00

00:07:46.120 We won 0.99

00:07:47.160 We won

00:07:47.740 We won

00:07:48.580 We won

00:07:50.460 We won winning streak

00:07:51.120 Let's go

00:07:51.640 So it's good

00:07:53.240 Yeah

00:07:53.460 It's

00:07:53.940 She wildly won

00:07:55.860 She wildly won

00:07:56.540 She didn't want that episode up man 1.00

00:07:57.860 She's 0.96

00:07:58.140 She was upset about that

00:07:59.320 yeah we were just chilling but we're all good i thought you were nice to her in the episode i

00:08:03.280 don't think anything that bad was said i don't know what i was she just didn't she i don't know

00:08:07.200 you know i mean you got emotions involved you can't silence the boys yeah it's so hard to do

00:08:12.680 we've seen it on tiktok you can't silence the boys just been an infringement of ownership thing

00:08:17.880 like like how would you feel mac if somebody used your artwork to promote an episode of the

00:08:21.380 like of someone else's show i feel like that's a little different like you're like an established

00:08:28.020 artist. Oh, I got a long way to go before

00:08:30.140 that. But you're an artist. Yeah, sure.

00:08:32.040 You're an established artist, bro. You do art.

00:08:34.100 You do art. I've established myself that I'm

00:08:36.120 an artist, but am I an established

00:08:37.940 artist? I hear you. I hear you. In my mind,

00:08:40.200 you're an established artist. Thanks, man. So when you

00:08:42.120 make a piece of art that's intended to, you know,

00:08:44.420 be a beautiful piece

00:08:46.080 of art, I just viewed that

00:08:48.200 a little differently than this

00:08:49.340 cat painting.

00:08:52.320 Wait, it was the cat painting?

00:08:54.000 Yes, it was. Shut the fuck up. 1.00

00:08:56.400 I thought it was what we used 0.99

00:08:59.000 As the picture for the thumbnail

00:09:00.940 Of the podcast

00:09:01.520 She wasn't even in the picture

00:09:02.640 Was she?

00:09:03.520 No 1.00

00:09:03.700 So it was that beautiful piece of pussy art 1.00

00:09:06.980 That y'all grew 1.00

00:09:07.620 Did you give it away by the way?

00:09:09.720 No

00:09:10.120 I don't know if anyone wants it

00:09:11.840 He came and claimed it as evidence

00:09:13.800 Yeah

00:09:14.680 So we're working on that

00:09:16.920 We're back

00:09:17.400 I'm sure we'll bring you on

00:09:18.480 Later in the episode as well

00:09:19.620 Alright cool

00:09:20.220 There's a lot of people here

00:09:22.760 Alright alright

00:09:23.260 Let's bring on the guests

00:09:24.620 Yeah it's a lot of energy

00:09:26.220 A lot of good things happening today.

00:09:27.560 Ladies and gentlemen, coming back for the second time after a nonstop winning streak.

00:09:31.580 He hasn't stopped winning.

00:09:32.960 It is one of our most inspirational, life-changing guests that we've had here on Impulsive.

00:09:37.120 From managing two chains to losing over 100 pounds, becoming a Nike athlete, running marathons,

00:09:43.580 Ironmans, and much more.

00:09:45.520 Here to share his contagious energy.

00:09:47.060 Ladies and gentlemen, it's Charlie Rockin' with Gifts.

00:09:49.500 Yes!

00:09:50.760 Yes!

00:09:54.080 He got a lot of gifts.

00:09:56.220 it's time, bro.

00:09:58.260 My boy, go there.

00:10:00.120 Charlie! Charlie!

00:10:02.260 Charlie! 1.00

00:10:03.340 Damn. Last time... 1.00

00:10:05.420 What's up, brother? What's up? How you doing?

00:10:07.480 Hold on. I got more gifts. Hold on. Let's get this.

00:10:09.680 Wow.

00:10:11.480 Yeah.

00:10:12.200 There's a lot of good gifts. And we got nothing.

00:10:14.220 Can somebody grab that big old

00:10:16.140 magic thing over there?

00:10:17.800 Oh, he got a big book.

00:10:19.840 So we talked about dreams

00:10:22.280 on the last one, so I brought

00:10:24.240 my big dream journal today.

00:10:25.680 Charlie, that's beautiful.

00:10:27.700 I feel like I've seen that at Hogwarts.

00:10:29.240 It's a lost sea scroll.

00:10:31.060 It's a magical, what is that, a quantum book?

00:10:33.240 It's a magic quantum book.

00:10:34.580 You leveled up?

00:10:35.240 The same one that like, like any quantum book works,

00:10:38.360 but like Harry wrote in his, I write in mine.

00:10:40.780 But this one, when I saw it, I was like,

00:10:43.260 that's for me because I got big dreams.

00:10:45.120 Where did you get that?

00:10:46.520 Sedona.

00:10:47.280 That's incredible.

00:10:48.040 Can you stand it up really quick?

00:10:49.380 Like seriously, as a, you carry this everywhere, right?

00:10:53.700 I do, I do take it everywhere I go.

00:10:55.460 It's not very pocket-sized.

00:10:57.420 Look at the thickness edge.

00:10:58.860 Can you show them the girth?

00:10:59.940 Yeah.

00:11:01.100 That's a big, girthy book.

00:11:03.940 All right, so what's in that, Charlie?

00:11:05.940 You do your show here.

00:11:07.900 You get to it when you want to.

00:11:09.840 I don't want to skip ahead.

00:11:11.260 It's just my big dreams.

00:11:14.220 I wake up every morning, and I want the winning streak to continue.

00:11:19.480 So I dream, and I dream really big.

00:11:21.320 So it's like there's this law called Parkinson's Law,

00:11:24.320 and it says you fill the container you're given like if you wanted to clean up your house

00:11:29.400 like if you took three weeks to do it you would take three weeks if you took three hours to do

00:11:33.700 it you would take three hours if you did it said i have 30 minutes you would do it so i was like

00:11:37.520 you know what if i have a big notebook i'm gonna dream bigger how big you writing he's like

00:11:43.860 like full pages normal size man holy hell charlie this again i don't know if you can see this

00:11:50.760 but this is small writing and there are thousands of pages in this book how far have you written in

00:11:55.200 this thing um i just got it maybe about nine months ago so not too far and i don't write in

00:11:59.800 this one every single day i have small ones i just get from cvs but they're all magical

00:12:03.960 because because i i might be counter parkinson's loss because if you give me a notebook they're

00:12:08.640 all just blank i got i got 15 blank notebooks they're great notebooks i've just never written

00:12:12.680 anything in any of them i'm trying to do better i put winning streak on my wall yeah did you see

00:12:16.500 that after the last episode i put it in big letters and i look at it sometimes when i wake

00:12:20.140 up in the morning your episode that you did with us on this show your first time here

00:12:24.920 is hands down the fan favorite in the history of this show like do you understand that that's

00:12:31.940 crazy tell them what happened this morning just this morning just this morning just this morning

00:12:38.760 i'm at my girlfriend's house and every morning i like to order order us coffee while she's still

00:12:42.700 sleeping so i order some some postmates some coffee and the guy's walking up to the door with

00:12:47.460 the with the coffee i go down on the elevator to get it and he's looking down at the ground

00:12:50.500 and he looks up and he goes oh no and i was like what's good bro you good like what's going on and

00:12:59.120 he was like i watch your show all the time impulsive is my favorite show but specifically

00:13:06.680 the charlie rocket episode has gotten me through so many tough spots in my life let's go and i said 0.96

00:13:13.960 this is fucking crazy

00:13:16.300 because we have Charlie on the show today 0.98

00:13:18.140 we're doing episode number two with him and he was so

00:13:20.220 happy smiling and you had just

00:13:22.200 started texting us for the day telling us we were about to have a

00:13:24.200 great day and I said I gotta tip this man a hundred bucks

00:13:26.180 and I did it bro and I hope

00:13:28.240 that it made him happy his name was Kelvin

00:13:29.860 shout out Kelvin at Postmates if you're watching 1.00

00:13:32.020 episode two of Charlie Rocky you're the fucking man bro 0.99

00:13:34.340 but you know what's crazy about that and how 1.00

00:13:36.120 quantum it is is like

00:13:38.060 all this one winning

00:13:40.200 streak started with coffee

00:13:41.320 it started when I go to Starbucks

00:13:43.560 so weird and then today is winning streak day and then harry really started this whole movement

00:13:50.080 because like when when y'all's episode with harry came out i text harry and i said harry

00:13:55.200 you just started my career he said what are you talking about i said see i'm the crazy guy who

00:14:01.440 goes on and people think i'm crazy but until somebody else experiences what i experience in

00:14:08.340 life i'm just a crazy guy now there's proof that it works and i said you started my career because

00:14:14.580 i am not a leader until there is somebody else who proves that it works and when harry came on

00:14:20.020 here and showed the tattoo i mean today i'm gonna get the tattoo oh my god today on air by hannah

00:14:26.780 stocking i got can i i got the tattoo he flew in from illinois we got an artist in the house

00:14:34.660 we got a lot that's convenient who are all these people charlie charlie who are all these people

00:14:39.540 please these are my like today is one of the greatest days of my life like that's why i sent

00:14:43.980 y'all that message this morning and like i get to spend this day and it's documented that the world

00:14:51.320 is about to really understand this concept that i've been living to get through all the dark times

00:14:56.740 of depression and anxiety in my life to succeed and now like i get to share this moment with

00:15:02.640 everybody so we got we got my boy jordan here he has the winning streak tattoo come on up here can

00:15:07.020 we show a couple winning streak tattoos sure sure where do we point it at if he comes and stands

00:15:11.440 next to you they'll get him all right so so he he got the one you can come around this way

00:15:16.780 kristin has the winning streak tattoo my boy cody just got the winning streak do you have to have

00:15:22.660 the tattoo to be in your gang no i don't have the tattoo you have it pinned on you it's it's about

00:15:28.900 So my boy Jordan

00:15:33.600 Check his tattoo out

00:15:35.020 White ink

00:15:36.100 Harry obviously has the tattoo

00:15:39.220 We'll bring Harry up later

00:15:40.480 Kristen was the second person

00:15:43.540 To get the tattoo

00:15:44.860 I see you in Mark Donner's vlogs

00:15:46.220 Wow

00:15:47.280 And Cody he has the tattoo

00:15:50.800 Am I going to get jumped

00:15:51.940 This is for 6-9

00:15:55.740 This is cool

00:15:56.920 This is cool

00:15:57.660 And then the tattoo artist

00:15:59.240 Russ

00:15:59.660 He has it on his stomach

00:16:00.820 Look at his

00:16:01.560 What's up dude 0.96

00:16:02.360 I'm definitely gonna get junked

00:16:03.740 Dude right at the bottom

00:16:08.000 Over the other ink too

00:16:10.540 Wow

00:16:11.620 Every day

00:16:12.400 You tag me

00:16:13.640 In at least 15 winning streak tattoos

00:16:16.120 On Instagram

00:16:16.580 I swear to god

00:16:17.440 I could scroll for 30 minutes

00:16:18.840 Just winning streak

00:16:19.460 You've legitimately started a movement

00:16:21.340 I didn't start it

00:16:22.140 That was Harry

00:16:22.620 Harry Johnson

00:16:23.980 Harry Johnson

00:16:24.820 this dude is the most selfless person

00:16:28.000 in the entire world honestly bro

00:16:29.880 but last time thank you guys

00:16:32.060 please don't hurt us

00:16:34.820 you can stand here for the rest of the episode

00:16:36.500 if you want

00:16:37.520 last time I made a big mistake

00:16:39.080 and I have to like repent and apologize

00:16:41.760 here we go

00:16:43.460 brother listen

00:16:45.660 I am a really nice guy

00:16:47.840 but I made a mistake that day

00:16:50.140 and it was

00:16:51.740 you know what I'll take the blame

00:16:53.500 I can't blame anybody else

00:16:54.720 but i'm gonna make up for it so last time everybody got a pair of shoes but you

00:17:00.040 but today you're not getting one pair you're getting three what okay so we're gonna start

00:17:08.420 with you oh my god bro so god bless this broken road the first let me to you

00:17:14.340 it's a lot of shoes did you get the right size i did um he's got big feet they're like paddles

00:17:21.920 plank feet okay this is your first pair i want to give you this is a nice box mike

00:17:26.500 now your life like bro i want to say this like you really are on a winning streak watching you

00:17:32.640 and i'm sure like everybody can understand this bro like you made it bro like who you are and

00:17:39.880 what you're doing and how amazing of a winning streak you're on you are on bro it is really

00:17:45.720 inspiring bro thank you like you are thriving bro you are living and it's fun to watch yo

00:17:51.960 Already I feel like I'm about to get into something crazy right now, bro.

00:17:55.300 These are pretty expensive.

00:17:56.920 Do you need help?

00:17:58.780 Do you need help?

00:17:59.260 Ah, dang.

00:18:00.100 Let's go.

00:18:00.960 You're going to have some.

00:18:01.980 That's the nicest pair of shoes you own.

00:18:04.600 Whoa.

00:18:06.000 Can you please explain to me what these are?

00:18:07.900 I know some sneakerheads in the audience are mad right now that I just got these.

00:18:11.780 Bro, they got the Jordan 45 on them?

00:18:13.800 Yeah, bro.

00:18:14.220 Those are expensive.

00:18:15.600 Those are very, very expensive shoes.

00:18:16.840 You might have just made Mike hip again.

00:18:19.000 We need Mike.

00:18:20.560 We're going to get you right.

00:18:21.340 the shoe game today thank you charlie you're gonna be good like it's cool they put your age

00:18:25.820 on the back of that bro yo you know what can i ask you a question absolutely

00:18:29.140 what if i what if i give these away to somebody in the audience watching right now i would love

00:18:37.960 that would you love that that is what it's all about how do we how do we do that all right guys

00:18:42.380 we're gonna put a poll on the screen here if you want these shoes we never put the polls on the

00:18:47.860 screen. Do you mean the physical audience or the

00:18:49.840 viewers? The people watching from home.

00:18:51.880 Oh. We'll find a way.

00:18:53.760 Here's what I'm going to say. Just because

00:18:55.860 I know that's the right thing to do, because I know that's

00:18:57.800 what you would want me to do, I'm going to give this pair of

00:18:59.760 shoes away to somebody watching in the crowd. The next

00:19:01.820 pair you give me, I'm going to wear. Okay. I probably should have

00:19:03.720 done the reverse, because these are probably hella expensive. Are you mad?

00:19:05.620 Those are the most expensive, but that's good, because somebody else

00:19:07.780 gets to be on a winter street. Alright, alright.

00:19:09.020 There you go. Alright. You just gave away

00:19:11.600 his gift. No, no, no. I just

00:19:13.520 fucked. Now I fucked up. 1.00

00:19:15.620 Gifting is not a good thing for me 0.99

00:19:17.700 As everybody knows

00:19:18.440 I've done a lot

00:19:19.060 You gave me a good one today

00:19:20.400 Yeah

00:19:20.720 Check it out

00:19:21.200 He went to Mexico

00:19:21.840 And he brought me back

00:19:23.120 A big Toblerone

00:19:23.940 Like I really like Toblerones

00:19:25.500 And he gave me this

00:19:26.300 And he said

00:19:26.640 Is that better than the shrimp

00:19:27.680 And I said yes

00:19:28.820 And I shook his hand

00:19:29.620 And skipped in here

00:19:30.980 And showed all my friends

00:19:31.600 My big Toblerone

00:19:32.400 Can we break into it today

00:19:33.940 Yeah we could probably

00:19:34.880 Eat some of this

00:19:35.320 Yeah those are sharp

00:19:36.840 Now these

00:19:38.220 With the equality 0.84

00:19:40.020 On the back 0.97

00:19:40.840 Yeah

00:19:41.220 Yeah

00:19:42.120 Charlie

00:19:43.180 It's time for that

00:19:43.960 I didn't deserve these bro

00:19:45.200 It's time for that

00:19:45.820 Yes you did man

00:19:47.480 And I got one more for you.

00:19:49.460 What's the biggest size we got here?

00:19:51.900 Thank God.

00:19:52.740 That's it.

00:19:53.240 All right.

00:19:53.780 So these are exclusive, custom-made Air Force One.

00:19:58.740 Oh.

00:19:59.920 Those are the ones.

00:20:01.160 God dang.

00:20:02.540 The Charlie Rocket Ones.

00:20:04.000 Those are awesome.

00:20:04.360 The Charlie Rocket Ones.

00:20:06.140 Now, these are 12s?

00:20:07.220 And those have winning streak on it.

00:20:08.740 These are 12s, right?

00:20:10.200 These shoes I'm going to be giving away to someone in the audience

00:20:12.980 because these will not fit me,

00:20:14.740 and I'm going to keep the exclusive Jordan 45s.

00:20:17.440 Why don't you just give them to me?

00:20:18.660 I'm 12.

00:20:19.440 We could just hand them to me.

00:20:20.540 I'm right next to you.

00:20:21.440 Fantastic.

00:20:22.000 Well, I figure like you already.

00:20:23.340 Yeah, I'm size 12.

00:20:24.060 Oh, really?

00:20:24.580 What did I say?

00:20:25.280 Your shoe grew?

00:20:26.160 Your foot grew?

00:20:26.760 I think so.

00:20:27.180 I don't know.

00:20:27.720 Okay, it's cool.

00:20:28.560 Charlie, Air Force runs, they run big.

00:20:30.380 You're gracious.

00:20:31.460 What size are you?

00:20:32.340 I'm an 11.

00:20:33.160 But in Air Force, eight ones.

00:20:34.980 What are those?

00:20:35.520 These are 10 and a half.

00:20:36.180 Those are 10 and a half?

00:20:37.020 Yeah.

00:20:37.160 All right, those are going to be yours.

00:20:38.580 They fit.

00:20:39.280 They'll fit, trust me.

00:20:39.960 Or they could go on a wall like a collector's item.

00:20:43.280 Memorabilia.

00:20:43.820 I feel like we should have gotten you a gift.

00:20:45.740 Something.

00:20:46.400 I got one.

00:20:47.700 Oh, of course he does, dude.

00:20:49.980 You got me a gift?

00:20:50.600 Dude, I'm a journal guy.

00:20:51.680 Look at this.

00:20:52.120 I make these.

00:20:52.840 I hand make these, and I can't let you write on things from CVS anymore.

00:20:56.660 You want a magic journal?

00:20:58.020 This is mine.

00:20:59.160 Winning streak.

00:21:00.940 Bro, this is for me, bro?

00:21:03.820 Thank you, bro.

00:21:04.680 Mac makes notebooks.

00:21:05.920 Open it up.

00:21:06.920 Mac makes his version of quantum notebooks.

00:21:08.760 and before the episode

00:21:09.980 I was like

00:21:10.560 Charlie's into notebooks

00:21:12.520 and writing down his thoughts

00:21:13.520 and that's

00:21:14.120 Mac's expertise

00:21:15.080 so

00:21:15.500 let's go

00:21:16.140 that's a

00:21:16.500 handmade

00:21:17.460 recycled paper

00:21:18.960 bound it myself

00:21:20.240 buy it on my website

00:21:21.300 if you want

00:21:21.760 but this one's yours

00:21:22.520 I put a little dedication

00:21:23.580 in there to you

00:21:24.300 let's go

00:21:24.960 is that called a Mac book

00:21:26.280 no it's a mind book

00:21:27.380 a mind book

00:21:28.660 a Mac book would be funny

00:21:29.780 but I'd probably get

00:21:30.340 copyrighted

00:21:30.880 yeah you might get

00:21:31.360 some trouble

00:21:31.700 I'm trying to get

00:21:32.180 Francesca

00:21:32.720 that's amazing man

00:21:34.140 thank you so much man

00:21:35.480 we didn't get him

00:21:36.700 anything man

00:21:37.740 we didn't get him any gifts

00:21:39.360 y'all are changing my life

00:21:41.280 Mac is part of us

00:21:42.120 thank you Mac

00:21:43.540 these are awesome

00:21:46.940 these are sick 0.94

00:21:48.300 these are fire 0.98

00:21:51.020 Charlie Rocky

00:21:52.920 you might be the best ever

00:21:54.520 are we allowed to talk about what you're doing after this

00:21:57.420 we can talk about it

00:21:59.740 towards the end

00:22:00.220 because we got something crazy happening today

00:22:03.460 so many gifts

00:22:04.880 thank you Charlie

00:22:06.120 going to rep these shoes like crazy

00:22:09.060 and then you did want to give away a pair?

00:22:10.360 I want to give away one of the pairs.

00:22:11.740 Just comment below if you want a pair of these shoes.

00:22:15.500 Just say something like,

00:22:16.420 we love Charlie Rocket.

00:22:17.720 That would work.

00:22:18.420 And then we'll go through and we'll dump those

00:22:21.080 into a randomizer on the internet

00:22:22.480 because that's the legal compliant way to do it.

00:22:24.500 And we'll pick a winner through that.

00:22:25.560 Should we just like make today

00:22:27.680 like a whole bunch of just winning streak stuff?

00:22:30.480 Yeah, that's what I'm saying.

00:22:31.500 That's what I'm trying to do.

00:22:32.800 I'd like to do that.

00:22:33.940 But I wanted to talk about sometimes maybe if you feel like your winning streak has been derailed.

00:22:40.540 You know what I'm saying?

00:22:41.860 100%.

00:22:42.340 Like, dude, we all find those streaks of winning.

00:22:46.520 But surely something happens that doesn't go our way or we fall short of a goal.

00:22:53.640 Life's circumstances slap us upside the head.

00:22:56.840 2020 happens.

00:22:57.980 This is the craziest, most horrible year I've ever witnessed in my existence.

00:23:02.580 Exactly.

00:23:02.940 How do we get back on this winning streak?

00:23:05.260 One, as a planet, as a people, as a species.

00:23:09.740 And then two, personally, if you feel like you've been derailed.

00:23:13.180 I think it really starts personally.

00:23:15.240 So the truth is, for each and every one of us, we are losing.

00:23:22.140 There is gravity that we experience in our lives every single day where things are going wrong.

00:23:27.860 But the truth also is, we are all winning as well.

00:23:32.940 but we see what we're looking at there's two frequencies you can turn to one is paranoia

00:23:40.200 have you ever woke up in the morning and said oh it's gonna be one of those days

00:23:45.420 happened yesterday happened yesterday it was horrible it was horrible there's gonna be one

00:23:49.780 of those days and a lot of us we just wake up and we feel that gravity and we start saying that so

00:23:55.220 as humans we always want to be right about our belief system so we look for confirmations

00:24:01.200 throughout our entire life to confirm what we believe in so that we can feel right but if we

00:24:06.580 wake up saying oh it's going to be one of those days we start looking for reasons that we're right

00:24:11.720 so when i wake up i'm saying you know what paranoia is the universe is conspiring against me

00:24:20.140 pro noia is the universe is conspiring for me there was a person who got in a car accident

00:24:27.440 on September 11th, they could not go into work. If I get in a car accident, pro-noia, this has

00:24:32.680 got to be for a damn good reason. I am so delusionally optimistic. This is how I've 1.00

00:24:39.360 turned my life around through depression, through brain tumor, through 300 pounds,

00:24:43.780 through social anxiety, through being alone most of my life. All the bad things, I got tired of

00:24:49.900 losing. I got tired of being a loser so much that I said, you know what? I'm going to become so

00:24:55.820 delusional about these things because every bad thing that happened in my life ended up being the

00:25:00.600 most massive gift. If I did not have that brain tumor, would I be a Nike athlete? No. If I was

00:25:07.420 not 300 pounds, would I have been on the cover of runner's world magazine? No. So all the bad

00:25:12.800 things that happened in my life, because I got up from it, it turned into a superpower. So now if

00:25:19.460 something bad happens in my life i'm like blessings are coming like i think about it santa claus does

00:25:27.100 not deliver presents in the light he only delivers presents when it's dark outside i love that i love

00:25:33.640 you always got these little nuggets these little nuggets i love that so when it's dark i'm now

00:25:40.520 starting to get excited because that's when you're learning all your lessons right every one of them

00:25:45.160 and blessings come and the winning streak happens there's a couple ways we could look at it like

00:25:49.260 for example I started a vlog people are like Charlie I want your mindset and I uploaded my

00:25:54.960 first vlog and it got 623 views in 24 hours and I was like why does it feel like nobody cares

00:26:04.040 and I was like beating myself up and I'm like I'm posting it but nobody cares about my vlog I'm like

00:26:10.360 why don't they care and then i had to reposition it in my mind like no this 623 is such a winning

00:26:20.520 streak because this is that meme moment in the future remember that travis scott meme when he's

00:26:25.500 performing in front of 30 people and then he's in front of the guy i said this is a gift because now

00:26:29.240 i get to have that story so i'm looking at the bad thing as the thing that will inspire people

00:26:33.400 in the future because i look at my life as a movie and no movie is good without bad scenes now we're

00:26:39.160 trying to win an oscar here guys like like we're trying to win an oscar and we can't win an oscar

00:26:45.800 unless there's a little trial and tribulation so now i'm starting to appreciate those bad scenes

00:26:50.140 so much because when i thought about that 623 i said you know what we're going to refer back to

00:26:54.880 that post and we're going to be like oh man he made it and that's going to inspire the next kid

00:26:59.960 when they want to start a vlog it's like i remember when charlie said he only has 623 and

00:27:04.200 now he has hundreds of thousands or millions and they're gonna be like i want to be like charlie

00:27:09.380 rocket because he appreciated if somebody uploads and it gets 30 views appreciate that it's a winning

00:27:14.820 streak because that's what's going to inspire everybody who was watching character arc okay

00:27:19.680 it's a character arc for from from a drama do you was this a skill that you would say you had

00:27:26.480 to practice to perfect i practice every day now and i actually do it as like an exercise when i

00:27:33.940 wake up in the morning just like we said i go to starbucks and i get my double shot of espresso

00:27:40.640 on ice with a splash of almond milk and two raw sugars how much it costs two dollars and 45

00:27:45.640 pretty cheap and i said all that happiness for two dollars i'm on a winning streak let's go

00:27:53.120 so since i started a winning streak i now feel like a winner now my frequency is a winning

00:27:59.600 frequency so guess what my reticular activating system starts doing so our reticular activating

00:28:06.220 system it's programmable and this is something each and every one of us can do and being a winner

00:28:11.060 is simply a choice so reticular activating system you go buy a um a g-wagon right and you start

00:28:19.960 seeing it everywhere that's reticular activating system they it was already already there but now

00:28:25.700 you see it because you told your brain which is consuming millions of pieces of information

00:28:30.040 to filter out and just show you the important stuff so what i do in the morning when i go to

00:28:34.960 starbucks i said just show me the wins and i'm going to look for them and then the mind starts

00:28:39.540 seeing it but then the law of attraction the universe starts taking action as well so i did

00:28:44.180 my part and then the universe starts doing that part and then it starts giving me massive wins

00:28:48.160 left and right but the same exact thing happens when we are focused on the losses and it's very

00:28:54.280 hard to focus on wins when so much is crashing in your life but it is something you can practice

00:28:58.880 every day and winning is just a choice i love that it's just so sometimes it's so hard because

00:29:04.940 i think humans naturally skew towards addressing and acknowledging the negative right yeah it's

00:29:13.180 seriously like we're all especially this year so focused on what's going wrong sometimes it's hard

00:29:18.760 to to see what's going right and especially when you try to compound it it's it's so much easier

00:29:24.160 to point and blame and then complain yes and so it's just a daily practice is what you're saying

00:29:30.480 constantly trying to rewire the way you go about your day 100 and like back when i was in the music

00:29:37.660 industry um ceo charlie the old me was a very negative person and people i was always a good

00:29:44.120 person but it was rough being around me i was very negative i was very angry i was not this person

00:29:51.200 and that's to survive the music industry with everything we dealt with like i managed artists

00:29:56.660 like young doff i mean we're getting shot at you know bankroll fresh died at my studio two chains

00:30:02.400 is in san francisco getting shot at you know like the shootings at my studio like my recording

00:30:07.540 studio in atlanta was so hot that like the police would come every single day and it's like i'm on

00:30:12.920 the news and my aunts and uncles are like charlie you know like they don't understand this world i

00:30:19.240 live in and i had to be calloused up and i was angry and i was just always tearing people down

00:30:25.200 in a negative way and so when i became charlie rocket i said you know what i'm tired of being

00:30:29.960 that person and when i changed all these blessings came into my life and if people go back and watch

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00:31:45.520 Back to the program.

00:31:46.120 Do you feel like the direction and positivity that you have in your character is strengthened or weakened by everything that is social media?

00:31:57.440 How much time do you spend on social media and what is your view of it as either a positive weapon or a destructive weapon for a society right now?

00:32:05.840 I think social media can be great.

00:32:09.740 I chose to tap out.

00:32:11.740 So a few things I did was the first thing I just unfollowed everybody and I wanted to reset my algorithm.

00:32:17.800 So on social media, we all know what algorithms are.

00:32:21.180 It shows you what you like, but that's no different than the universe.

00:32:26.040 So the law of attraction is an algorithm as well. 0.65

00:32:29.060 Like if I were to go on Instagram and like a whole bunch of negative stuff or I like a bunch of girls with big butts, I'm going to start seeing that constantly.

00:32:37.280 And I wanted to reset that algorithm.

00:32:39.860 So I started just unfollowed everybody and started over from scratch with positivity podcast, you know, things like that.

00:32:47.840 And that's it started showing me that. And then I got to a point where, OK, I'm following these people.

00:32:52.800 But you know what? I don't really like consuming so much. So I just followed every single person who ever showed me love.

00:32:59.000 So I only follow I follow like 4000 people. So now I'm not even tempted to scroll up and down anymore because it's just too much.

00:33:06.540 and I no longer consume. I now try to consume in the universal algorithm because it's just like

00:33:13.360 the social media. If I like something, it's going to show it to me. I like something. I like

00:33:17.820 something. And when I wake up in the morning, I log into a different type of Instagram. I log into

00:33:22.480 one in my mind because on Instagram, we look at pictures, we like, we comment, we slide into the

00:33:27.920 DMs. I try to do that in the quantum field. I close my eyes and I look because a lot of people

00:33:34.520 say if I see it I believe it and so they're always very pessimistic in life but I don't need my eyes

00:33:43.660 open to see so if I can just see those pictures that I'm scrolling through I can believe it right

00:33:51.480 now and I'm looking at my life in the future and I'm living at the finish line and I'm scrolling

00:33:55.900 and I'm liking and then I'm trying to see who I'm trying to be connected with and I'm sliding in

00:34:00.600 those DMs in the quantum field. And then I all of a sudden get a crazy phone call. Somebody asked me

00:34:05.920 the other day, they said, Charlie, how do you speed up time for those manifestations and those

00:34:11.060 dreams? And I said, well, I did something two weeks ago. I've sent out a post on my Instagram

00:34:22.260 and I said, I just got the biggest news in my life. I literally just got life changing news

00:34:29.060 and nothing will ever be the same.

00:34:31.500 And all my friends, all my fans are like,

00:34:33.620 Charlie, what happened?

00:34:34.440 What happened?

00:34:34.900 What happened?

00:34:35.660 And I said, I can't talk about it.

00:34:39.840 Two weeks later, I got a life-changing phone call.

00:34:44.560 It changed my life forever.

00:34:46.080 And this happened a few days ago.

00:34:47.540 This was a few days ago.

00:34:48.620 And so I told my friend, I said, that post that I posted,

00:34:51.400 I was just making it up.

00:34:53.180 I had a quantum tingle.

00:34:55.360 I felt like my life was about to change.

00:34:58.020 So I went ahead and said to the world that my life just changed forever and I just got a phone call that was so massive, so worldly that the world might not ever be the same.

00:35:10.100 And I put it out there because I felt like it was going to come true and it sped up time and that phone call happened.

00:35:15.740 So would you consider yourself a time traveler?

00:35:18.560 At what point have you become like a, you have a ball, you know, like a seer.

00:35:23.780 An oracle.

00:35:24.360 An oracle of sorts.

00:35:25.940 What is going to happen with Amazon?

00:35:28.020 No, Charlie, tell me what I need to know

00:35:31.060 I need to know where that stock is headed

00:35:32.600 If we do that

00:35:33.500 I'm tempted to do that right now

00:35:35.880 On my Instagram

00:35:36.640 I just got life-changing news

00:35:38.420 I didn't

00:35:40.580 But you're telling me in two weeks

00:35:42.860 You gotta believe it before you see it

00:35:44.560 Okay, that's the issue

00:35:45.640 I literally felt a quantum tingle

00:35:49.300 I felt like something was coming

00:35:50.880 Where do you feel that, by the way?

00:35:52.660 Because I feel those sometimes too

00:35:53.960 It's generally not about good news coming

00:35:57.440 Charlie, I'm on your way with the quantum tingles.

00:36:00.920 I could have Logan verify this.

00:36:02.680 He knows firsthand.

00:36:03.940 Oh.

00:36:04.580 Yeah, bro.

00:36:05.480 Oh.

00:36:06.260 This might be the time to finally bring the news to everyone about all the amazing things

00:36:10.940 all the time, bro.

00:36:12.220 Matt can tell the future.

00:36:13.500 Y'all are actually very similar in that way.

00:36:16.500 And you've been doing it since as long as I can remember.

00:36:20.100 Yeah, man.

00:36:21.120 Some weird foreseer type.

00:36:22.240 I can give the exact specific moment of when Logan.

00:36:27.140 like there's verifiable proof of it happening of a quantum tingle kind of thing bro your entire

00:36:32.760 book is and being here and harry coming here and then coming on a second time is just proof of the

00:36:37.180 quantum tingle i think the the difference between your guys quantum tingles is that his correct me

00:36:43.540 if i'm wrong uh are a little more intention based like they start there yours you kind of right like

00:36:48.780 yours you're kind of going about life back and forth and you you notice uh yeah i just know i

00:36:53.260 just know it's like in an instant and it's like it's like someone touching me like oh go this way

00:36:57.140 look that way that thing's there it's gonna be over there and it's like not there's no questions

00:37:01.860 about it it's just like oh i know that my question is at what point does because i i love the term

00:37:07.420 delusional optimist since you left the last episode over a year ago i've been saying that

00:37:12.420 to people because i'd like to consider myself a delusional optimist but i'm wondering because

00:37:16.240 sometimes i feel like i'm so far down that road at what point is it pure delusion like at what

00:37:22.040 like what if you had never received that phone call and because now you just in that case you

00:37:28.900 made something up for like you said in that if you had never received the phone call maybe not

00:37:32.820 to your friends but to you it's like oh i'm the crazy guy and like even even sometimes the way

00:37:37.020 i go about my life is um i like to recognize how blessed i am um and i like to stay as optimistic

00:37:43.880 hopeful and positive as possible and sometimes it people question uh how emotional i can get

00:37:52.040 because i i prefer i prefer to just be happy forever right it's not how life goes but i

00:37:57.280 if i can help it like my brother's house got raided by the fbi insanity my mom calls me

00:38:02.440 7 30 a.m you can imagine sweet little pam um and and trying to stay as optimistic as possible

00:38:13.380 um i didn't my reaction wasn't that of maybe what you would expect from a person whose

00:38:20.720 brother's house just got raided by the fbi and my girlfriend asked me she's like aren't you

00:38:25.680 doesn't this like affect you like aren't how are you not reacting to this and i i said like i i

00:38:30.700 decide how much energy to put into uh life circumstance based on what the output's going

00:38:39.060 to look like input output right so if my mom calls me and she says you know your brother's

00:38:44.760 house got raided by the fbi and she's incredibly emotional i try to console her as best as i can

00:38:49.060 but how much energy am i going to put into that situation that i'm completely out of control

00:38:55.440 i'm completely out of control i'm i'm essentially useless as uh as i could call my brother sure

00:39:00.820 but what happened happened and so i didn't freak out i didn't i wasn't oh my god what are we gonna

00:39:08.820 do it's crazy my input was semi-low because i knew it was sort of out of my control and josie

00:39:15.680 was a little taken aback because of how lax i was about the situation so i guess the question is

00:39:21.420 At what point does the delusional optimism, if ever, become just straight up delusion?

00:39:27.140 Or if I'll change the verbiage, are you just a sociopath? 0.97

00:39:31.920 Not you, Charlie Rocket, but like one. 0.99

00:39:34.660 Well, it is delusional.

00:39:37.580 Like it truly is delusional.

00:39:39.580 But what I do is I had to do a Google search one time and I said, how many people have lived on this earth?

00:39:45.760 107 billion people have lived on this earth and all of them had massive amounts of problems

00:39:55.160 and you know what i'm no different than you you we all have massive massive problems that's

00:40:01.860 everybody but how we handle a situation every single thing we speak and the fact you chose

00:40:09.860 not to speak because speaking is so powerful we're the only like of all the mammals and animals on

00:40:18.760 this planet we can speak language yeah and abracadabra means as i speak i create that's

00:40:26.340 the hebrew meaning of abracadabra and we're the only ones that can speak so what we speak even

00:40:31.460 in a bad situation i have a friend over here his name is chris adams he's the ceo of dreamer

00:40:36.400 his father passed away and he was he was like you I said are you okay he said I'm good I'm good and

00:40:45.620 I said well I've never seen somebody be that strong and with that situation the fact that

00:40:51.640 you chose to speak certain things it's going to make it better it's going to make it so much

00:40:57.860 better so like yes I'm a very extreme person but I am very careful what comes out of my mouth

00:41:03.300 because i know how powerful it is i know how creation we were created to create and when we

00:41:10.000 speak we are creating so these bad situations it's easy to go rant about it to go boom boom boom

00:41:16.600 but it's a choice one thing what you just talked about you've kind of mastered something that's

00:41:23.840 very important in my life and that's serenity obviously to me the serenity prayer is very

00:41:29.640 important god grant me the serenity to accept the things i cannot change the courage to change the

00:41:34.260 things i can and the wisdom to know the difference you realize very quickly that that thing was out

00:41:40.320 of your control that's that's something that a lot of people if they mastered including i'm by

00:41:47.060 no means a master of that or a lot of things you know but if if you can learn to understand that

00:41:52.800 certain things are just outside of your wheelhouse or capability or ability to be fixed and just come

00:42:00.740 to accept that you would find the inner peace that so many people struggle to find, including

00:42:05.780 myself, you know? And so it's, it sounds to me like Logan has a grip on serenity and you certainly

00:42:11.300 have a grip on serenity. One of my favorite things that everybody always asks me about when your

00:42:16.100 dreams, they say, when you write it and it doesn't come true, what do you do? I say like as a

00:42:22.100 delusional optimist is literally a carrot on a stick like the next day comes and it didn't come

00:42:27.060 true oh it's gonna come true tomorrow i did this with the nike thing because i would tell all my

00:42:32.320 friends i'm gonna be a nike athlete they're like whatever charlie i said oh it's gonna be easy it's

00:42:37.400 gonna come true and i'd write it every day and then when it happened they're like charlie i'm

00:42:41.120 not going to question you anymore and i've done a lot in 32 years because of the delusional optimist

00:42:48.660 but the people around you they're not going to understand at first but after a while they're

00:42:52.960 going to label you as that crazy guy but with respect like harry's like oh the crazy guy was 0.53

00:42:59.180 on the show but he knows like it's okay being the delusionally crazy guy but i'm going to get it done 0.81

00:43:05.440 right and it's way more fun actually being in la la land even when the ship is sinking it's like

00:43:12.660 hey guys like let's go surfing you know like let's like like on a on a on a on a door like

00:43:21.420 you know it's you gotta look for your that analogy the carrot on a stick analogy is is awesome it's

00:43:29.300 so healthy and i wanted to talk to you about uh the views that you described on your video i wanted

00:43:35.300 to dive into that a little more because there are a lot of young creators not actually not even just

00:43:39.980 creators everyone now in a way especially uh generation z it would be hard for them to not

00:43:49.680 tie self-worth to likes to views um i got something for him yeah help help them charlie

00:43:57.780 rocket okay guys i might be the least most popular person y'all have ever interviewed

00:44:06.640 i wouldn't say i wouldn't say that and with me and my 150 000 followers and 623 youtube views

00:44:16.780 i as the underdog as the person maybe most relatable to the people watching

00:44:22.860 who's not some big celebrity having the most impactful episode on impulsive and i think this

00:44:30.260 is going to be my fourth episode i'm kind of a part of because there was a hundredth episode and

00:44:37.020 then there was my episode then there's harry jowsey episode and then there's mine so for

00:44:40.120 everybody watching if your views are small you can still outperform the people who are doing amazing

00:44:48.380 and every single person who is doing amazing in life was small at one time so appreciate that

00:44:54.020 small because i'll go stand on top of my tour bus and i'm touring all across america and there's 30

00:44:59.780 people in the crowd and i'm busting my butt on this tour the dream machine tour and 30 people

00:45:06.300 and i'm preaching on top of my bus about dreams and i'm like i love those 30 people because that's

00:45:12.720 my travis scott moment because one day there's going to be 30 000 people and i'm going to miss

00:45:17.240 these days where i can talk to every single person and this is what makes me more authentic

00:45:21.260 because there's 30 people because no big celebrity is ever going to go stand on top of a bus for 30

00:45:25.580 people so this is an opportunity for me to be more authentic than everybody in the world

00:45:29.760 so it's a gift the small amount of views it's a gift being small and it's good to know that you

00:45:37.320 can outperform the big guys even if you're small it is possible and that's and that's when you're

00:45:42.480 making actual convertible influence is at that point you know what i'm saying like there's so

00:45:49.000 many big creators out there who get 20 30 million views and people are watching because 19 million

00:45:54.660 999,000 other people watched it that's the reason they're watching it yo everybody else is watching

00:46:00.380 this they're not selling anything they're not making any they're not changing anybody's minds

00:46:05.620 about anything they're not encouraging anybody there's so many people that operate at a small

00:46:09.780 level that have such a strong grip on their audience that they are quite literally changing

00:46:15.780 their lives you may have changed more lives with your 622 person youtube video than one of the

00:46:21.580 biggest creators in the world changed on a multi-million viewed episode you know what i'm

00:46:26.380 saying and so it's such an important thing for young creators to understand that viewership does

00:46:33.540 not correlate completely with actual influence it just doesn't impact impact i learned something

00:46:38.980 powerful from a guy named charlie rocket on youtube he was talking about how if you're trying to boil

00:46:43.240 a lake right away you'd have a real hard time doing that but you know sometimes you got to

00:46:48.220 start smaller and boiling little pots of water so it gets hot thank you bro so with managing

00:46:54.960 celebrities my whole life um i got really good at creating fan bases and if i went out to try to

00:47:02.020 boil a lake i just don't know how to make a flame that big it's really hard um maybe elon musk can

00:47:08.720 figure it out i don't know how to boil a lake but i can boil a pot of water and our goal as business

00:47:14.320 people and as entrepreneurs and anybody who's starting a youtube channel is an entrepreneur at

00:47:18.840 the end of the day your goal is to get hot and i can get a pot of water hot and the good thing

00:47:25.540 about that is when a pot of water is hot you can add more water to it and it can boil really fast

00:47:30.740 and once that bigger pot of water is boiling you could add more water to it and that will boil

00:47:34.460 really fast and i would do that with a side of town in atlanta for two chains i would start on

00:47:39.720 the south side at this one club it would be one club and i would focus on it i'm gonna boil this

00:47:45.140 club and it would be usually the strip clubs did we talk about this on the first episode so we would

00:47:50.360 boil that and then we would next thing you know we would influence the entire country because we

00:47:54.300 boiled a pot of water so i celebrate the 30 people i know how powerful 30 people really is

00:48:02.580 and that's why i push through it where everybody else can't fight through that fire and they quit

00:48:06.760 but that's what makes you know you different than everybody else you kept going i kept going

00:48:13.180 because i just loved what i was doing like i didn't i didn't i really didn't care about the

00:48:17.340 views that for i mean he knows we we've made videos for eight years dude with the max for

00:48:23.500 ourselves the max was 4 000 views the max there was there was there was one early that went like

00:48:29.400 semi-viral songs yeah it got like 50 to 100k and at the time it obviously was it was massive um

00:48:35.260 it's just so it's just so hard it's just so hard to not be so connected to the numbers you know

00:48:43.460 what i'm saying it's interesting because it's dude you see growth and you're like wow i want

00:48:47.200 more numbers that's why it's a drug it's a drug yeah it's a drug it's a it's a shame it's a shame

00:48:53.680 that it's it's a blessing and also a shame that we live in a world where um i just think it's

00:48:59.520 gonna affect so many young people in a way that we'll everyone in this room will never be able

00:49:04.600 to understand because we didn't grow up being the kid who had the least amount of likes in high

00:49:09.480 school and feels invisible and that can be a very lonely place when you see the opportunity to be

00:49:16.260 connected to the whole world and when nobody sees you you you feel invisible and that's tough but

00:49:24.040 you know what it's it's why we need this mentality we have more than ever because we're going to make 0.89

00:49:31.520 a choice of how we're going to look at that 623. We're going to make a choice. And that's why 0.99

00:49:37.580 I'm going to get winning streak tatted on me. And that's why we're taking this movement to

00:49:41.140 the world so that everybody can think about it. Okay. How would Charlie Rocket think in this

00:49:45.500 moment? Okay. That's going to save their life. Tying this together with something that you just

00:49:52.360 posted on Instagram, the feeling of loneliness. And I found this interesting because again,

00:49:58.240 were in quarantine so if you didn't feel lonely or if you felt lonely before quarantine then you

00:50:03.480 were single and searching companionship of any sort I can only imagine what it's like if you

00:50:09.180 haven't been able to get out of the house and meet people um you post said this it used to be real

00:50:15.380 hard when girls would ignore me the worst times in my life were those nights I just wanted to have

00:50:19.960 a girl like me the loneliest nights were when I would download an app like tinder and I had some

00:50:23.700 hope that it could be I could be connected to someone but it made it worse because I'd opened

00:50:27.540 the app and I never get a match ever man you just don't know how dark those days were 300 pounds

00:50:32.300 depressed lonely I swear I wouldn't wish that on anyone man and your caption is advice to young

00:50:38.240 men out there what what what would you say to the the hopeless romantic sitting in Kansas named

00:50:44.900 Keith because I bet I bet he's out there oh he's out yeah keep your head up brother it's gonna get

00:50:52.980 better for you well when i leveled up i had a lot of fuel in my gas tank because of the pain

00:51:03.160 when something is easy it's the shallow end of the pool there's not much water in the shallow end

00:51:09.060 but in the deep end of the pool i was so deep i was so at rock bottom here that i had so much

00:51:14.520 fuel inside of me ready to burn because when i wanted to take off like a rocket i needed a lot

00:51:19.900 of fuel. There's so many things in my life that I just started and don't keep up with because it

00:51:23.940 didn't mean enough to me. But that loneliness was so dark. And I spent my whole life at 300 pounds

00:51:31.020 up until 28. I never had a girlfriend till I was 30 years old. I didn't know what it was like to

00:51:38.120 allow somebody to love me. And when I wanted to make the change and when I walked away from my

00:51:44.500 business and I was ready. I had the fuel. So I appreciated those lonely nights because it made me

00:51:50.960 actually be consistent. And everybody knows me as somebody who's inconsistent because I want to do

00:51:56.820 so many things. But this one, I said, no, no, I have enough fuel to keep going for this. And so

00:52:02.520 once again, we got to look at it as I appreciate that it was lonely. I want to wish it on my worst

00:52:07.940 enemy. But I also know the people who are going through it, when they decide to make that change,

00:52:13.160 they're going to stick with it because we never want to go back people don't know what it's like

00:52:17.760 being overweight and this just isn't for men there's a lot of women out there too and it's

00:52:21.640 probably tougher on the women who are opening these apps and that's a really really hard place

00:52:27.680 to be and guys i promise you it's good on the other side like if i knew i would look like this

00:52:34.280 when i lost the weight i would have done it sooner so i wish i had just visualized more

00:52:40.440 that what I would look like and and also there's a there's a balance there's a balance and a mistake

00:52:48.880 I made and I actually made it on this show because I kept wanting to do crazy things

00:52:54.840 to get to my goal weight like I always wanted a six-pack right and I biked across America and when

00:53:01.700 I crossed that finish line I didn't have a six-pack and I was disappointed to where I didn't

00:53:05.860 really didn't celebrate that moment because my expectation to love myself was going to be at this

00:53:10.940 finish line and it wasn't and then when I did my Ironman I thought when I did an Ironman I would

00:53:16.600 have a six-pack but I didn't so I didn't truly celebrate and so I kept thinking of these crazier

00:53:21.940 things and I said you know I'm gonna do a Navy SEAL challenge because that's even crazier and

00:53:26.880 then I realized Charlie what are you doing why are you causing so much pain in your life to try to

00:53:32.960 find love you're creating more pain to where you're trying to do something even crazier

00:53:37.420 and then I just asked myself a simple question I said what's fun and I said you know what I love

00:53:45.820 basketball why don't I wake up and play every day and when I started playing every day and I started

00:53:51.900 a basketball journey instead of this painful journey and I started playing I started loving

00:53:56.480 myself and now

00:53:57.880 I don't care like me and my boy Langford

00:54:00.540 man we're at the

00:54:02.340 Calvin Klein store and there's this

00:54:04.380 guy with six pack abs

00:54:06.420 on the big poster I said Langford I think

00:54:08.560 I look better than him 0.99

00:54:09.560 he said but girls 1.00

00:54:12.640 want to lick his body I said 1.00

00:54:14.420 I said but they want 0.99

00:54:16.660 to cuddle with me

00:54:17.540 I was just about

00:54:20.600 to ask this did you ever think you would see a

00:54:22.540 time where dad bods

00:54:24.660 we're more in than six-pack abs

00:54:26.660 because I think right now

00:54:28.160 at this current point in time, 1.00

00:54:29.940 chicks want to smoosh. 1.00

00:54:30.800 They want to smoosh. 0.58

00:54:31.720 They want to cuddle, bro.

00:54:33.080 That's it.

00:54:33.620 They like the cuddles.

00:54:35.020 And I, like when I look in the mirror now,

00:54:37.280 I'm like, man,

00:54:38.480 I really love myself

00:54:40.680 and it's really, really an amazing place to be.

00:54:43.220 But it started

00:54:43.920 when I just wanted to have fun and play

00:54:47.120 and stop taking things so serious

00:54:48.880 because when we're young,

00:54:50.280 what do we want to do?

00:54:51.440 Have fun.

00:54:52.000 We want to play.

00:54:52.780 When we get older,

00:54:53.640 we do two things we work and we work out work work work work work work i want to play play play play

00:54:59.300 play so i just started playing as my workouts basketball and then the nba asked me to play in

00:55:04.020 the celebrity all-star game and so i'm training for that and i'm trying to get better every day

00:55:08.060 and i deal with problems because i'm on the tour and i'm handling tour and i'm handling business

00:55:11.500 and i'm giving all this stuff away boom boom boom and i don't have time to chase my dream but i'm

00:55:14.840 still being nice to myself even though i'm not progressing i'm still delusionally optimistic

00:55:19.480 it so was that the first step in your weight loss journey because i know when we talk about weight

00:55:25.520 loss there's a lot of people who in the audience that want to hear more about it was that your

00:55:29.840 first step finding fun in exercise what was the first step you took in in your journey the first

00:55:37.720 step was actually getting away from all the triggers so i used to binge eat at gas stations

00:55:46.480 remember this yeah and i was like okay if i go vegan i know i could like i can't eat at gas

00:55:52.380 stations there's not any vegan food at gas stations so like okay i went vegan then i moved

00:55:57.180 away from my city like i literally was so desperate for my life and this is a very extreme measure

00:56:02.020 measure but you got to do something extreme because being overweight and food being an addiction

00:56:07.300 like you can't get away from it so it's like i had to do something extreme and i had to rewrite

00:56:14.160 the programming in my body you have to you have to cut the temptation at the roots that's right

00:56:20.280 it's it's it's so hard and this is coming from a person who's also got an addictive personality

00:56:25.380 um thankfully it's been semi-healthy like i've been addicted to video games right now i think

00:56:32.600 we're all pokemon cards we all know what i'm going through like uh but anytime i i notice

00:56:38.120 myself going down that path and uh even this happened with weed with weed the the the best

00:56:44.140 way to do it and you went through this with your drug addiction is just to to cut it at the neck

00:56:49.100 it's it's an extreme shift and it's it's not easy but the end result always ends up being worth it

00:56:55.200 i don't think i've ever regretted no i've never regretted ending something that i felt was uh

00:57:02.220 hindering my life you know what i'm saying and it's it's hard stopping something cold turkey

00:57:07.160 and one of the things that actually was a second thing to this was that word easy because it's not

00:57:14.220 easy but I actually made a shift in my programming where I said it was going to be easy because

00:57:24.600 anytime I would go into a diet I'd be like oh this is going to be hard I got to focus I got to

00:57:29.480 grind and then when I shifted it to I remember there was this old man and I said man I'm gonna

00:57:36.440 do an iron man he said charlie i need you to set a goal that's more realistic because you're going

00:57:41.460 to disappoint yourself i'm gonna say what you're talking about old man i said it's gonna be easy

00:57:46.280 it's gonna be and he's looking at me based off data he's given right he's looking at a 300 pound

00:57:51.980 man and i'm like no it's gonna be easy and it's just like it's like what you ask for think about

00:57:58.960 it like this like when you go to a restaurant what you order is what you're going to eat

00:58:04.620 and in life it's the same exact way the universe has always taken the order so what you order is

00:58:11.420 what you're going to eat when i order this is going to be hard i get hard when i order it's

00:58:16.320 going to be easy i can now come on a podcast and be like oh i did an iron man in 10 months

00:58:20.040 it's like magnet law of magnetism you attract whatever you put out there what else do you use

00:58:26.380 so i think you know we all have come to love your mentality and the way you think about things and

00:58:31.140 that's i think your your engine for your success and for your personality what do you use uh

00:58:37.060 methodically or or in practice to grease that engine do you do breathing exercises do you do

00:58:44.000 yoga do you now i know you love to play basketball it's another i think exercise and cardio is a huge

00:58:49.360 aid to a positive mental state but what other things do you do to grease the wheels or grease

00:58:54.120 the engine it was it was a real challenge to learn how to meditate and do yoga um i didn't

00:58:59.880 identify like with yoga like i'm like oh that's weird or like that's girl you know like girls do

00:59:06.880 that but then i got to a point where i started experiencing a little magic from it and it took

00:59:11.280 me a couple years to actually get in the habit but like this morning like it was a big day coming on

00:59:15.180 here i woke up 6 a.m i went to starbucks got my winning streak then i did a little yoga um and

00:59:23.180 for me yoga is not like what you see at yoga class to me that's gymnastics like i can't do

00:59:29.120 all that gymnastic stuff like what i can do is like ymca old man yoga like to me it's just all

00:59:36.760 about the feeling though like i'm stretching my body and breathing at the same time and i make it

00:59:40.980 simple i make it easy i can't do handstands and i can't do all this crazy stuff that stuff

00:59:45.860 intimidated me so everybody watching if you want to do yoga like you don't have to be intimidated

00:59:50.860 about all that gymnastics class stretching and breathing stretching and breathing vibing yeah i

00:59:56.100 put on a little vibe music what do you listen to i listen to moses code by wayne dyer um i look it

01:00:01.540 up on youtube minute seven the song starts it's two 20 minute segments the first 20 minute segment

01:00:07.360 i stretch and do my yoga thing second 20 minute segment i meditate i log into that instagram i'm

01:00:13.680 looking into the future i'm living at the finish line then when i'm done i pull out my quantum

01:00:17.880 possibilities notebook write everything i saw from the future and then you got a whole system

01:00:23.600 a whole system every morning every morning yep what about what what about i wanted to stick on

01:00:30.200 music for a hot second too and i want to ask you about maybe the last guest that we had on our

01:00:34.060 show really quick do you have thoughts on on uh on six nine or the current state of hip-hop

01:00:39.260 i hope he'll be okay i hope he'll be okay um i would have loved to see him come out of jail

01:00:47.480 as like um like he's really great at owning identities i think he's smart i think he's so

01:00:52.420 great at like he's a wwe wrestler at the end of the day yeah he could have took two paths um the

01:00:59.480 path he started with he decided to stay on but he could have gone the exact opposite path with the

01:01:05.200 same amount of extreme we had this conversation we did we talked about it and we found it

01:01:09.280 interesting and he plans on going down the other path at some we don't know when that's what he

01:01:14.860 says anyways uh but it is crazy because he is smart he's so smart i asked him specifically i

01:01:20.000 said when you got out you got another chance at life why did you decide to go straight to the

01:01:24.980 south side of chicago and start disrespecting the memorials of of people who have died or or 0.99

01:01:29.900 or telling every rapper to suck your dick and he said because that's who i am and if you don't like 1.00

01:01:35.540 it suck my dick which which is what he has said since day one and is there nobility in in claim 1.00

01:01:40.700 in literally just claiming who you are and and sticking to that through and through you know what 1.00

01:01:46.940 i pray for him i just i really i really think i think most of the people who have probably met

01:01:54.800 him i haven't met him they're like oh that's a smart kid but i'm just i just hope he'll be okay

01:01:59.980 um there's a lot we could actually learn from him when we like stop realize like there's like

01:02:06.680 there's a lot we can learn from him on mistakes and the good things he's actually good at

01:02:10.700 but i mean just go vegan stop beefing bro just like just go vegan just like meditate one day

01:02:17.760 see how it feels and so something just switching gears for a second just hitting back on what

01:02:22.180 you're saying before and talking about uh your journey um i've i've noticed i found the

01:02:28.080 sensational amount of fulfillment when i undergo a project when i have a journey

01:02:36.420 to look forward to that i think is fun finish lines are great dude they keep you going goals

01:02:41.440 being goal oriented like it just it fuels you fuels me if somebody were to ask me to uh start

01:02:47.880 running and my goal was to like wake up and run every day to me that's hard like oh do a marathon

01:02:53.200 oh there's a finish line there's a picture there's a medal like there's a date yeah like i magically

01:02:58.400 get way more done when there's that then like oh just wake up and like do a little something every

01:03:04.140 day like that's hard to me so what you're talking about 100 having a project something something

01:03:09.840 where you can look look at the finish line and truly visualize it exactly i wonder if there's

01:03:14.920 even like a business and being able to someone could probably do this like an artist pay attention

01:03:19.980 folks here's a business idea someone could make a business where uh anyone writes in what their

01:03:27.260 goals are what their dream is and an artist sketches them having accomplished that goal

01:03:33.500 hand raised on the top of the wrestling podium public speaking in front of 30 000 people

01:03:38.600 getting your million subscriber plaque on youtube almost like a almost like a visual

01:03:43.680 representation of what your quantum book is how cool how cool would that be that's amazing how

01:03:47.680 cool would that be wow if i could if i could draw if i could sketch i'd swear to god why don't you

01:03:52.940 try it you know what because it has to be let me tell you a goal please i need to see what i look

01:03:58.420 like doing like a motivational speaking for a stadium you have to draw that fellas someone

01:04:02.780 will draw that's so easy can i set that up as a business i would love for that how awesome is that

01:04:08.780 i have a company called dreamer that i've been working on for years and it's an app to connect

01:04:14.260 people with their dreams when you share the same dream with somebody there's a bond unlike anything

01:04:19.640 else and for remember how we talk about that abracadabra when you speak and what do what do

01:04:26.380 most people say oh and i believe the devil made this phrase up and it's taught to us as kids

01:04:32.540 don't tell anybody you're going jinx it i swear that's devil talk what do i have when i have a

01:04:39.620 dream i declare that dream and i tell everybody and then the magic starts flowing in a magical

01:04:45.400 way and in a literal way because when you meet somebody who has the same dream as you

01:04:50.280 there's a bond unlike anything else and when you're honest and you're vulnerable about the

01:04:55.500 stuff that you're struggling people are like i'm a help but if you never spoke so that's why i

01:05:00.660 created dreamer dreamer is an app that connects people based on the dreams and then the future

01:05:05.520 versions are where oh like let's crowdfund based on like this honest and vulnerability because a

01:05:10.580 lot of times when people have dreams it's very vulnerable sure it's like and me at 300 pounds

01:05:15.640 my dream is to become an athlete but like i don't know how to lose weight and then somebody steps up

01:05:20.640 like boom i got you as your trainer boom i got you here boom i got you there so i'm creating that

01:05:26.080 social media platform that ecosystem that dream ecosystem i love that and it just went live so

01:05:31.900 think about the feature we could put in there where people could do those dreams to where we

01:05:36.100 could paint that finish line i want to do it bro i want that to be a part of dreamer i want to help

01:05:40.800 when somebody has a dream and it's declared for us to help them visualize the finish line do it

01:05:46.100 i want to do it yeah yeah that's awesome that's awesome and i'd be willing to bet the crazier the

01:05:50.660 dream the stronger the bond oh you know what i'm saying absolutely crazy either crazier the dream

01:05:55.920 yes what you just said about people being scared to jinx uh and that you know uh makes them

01:06:02.780 reluctant to manifest i can relate to that a lot i i've i've had so many times where i knew

01:06:10.100 before walking on stage before putting out a new piece of work i should be visualizing a success

01:06:15.760 and i've always been very scared to do that it creates a fear inside of me that i am well because

01:06:22.520 now there's an expectation right and if you fall short that's scary right or that and also to his

01:06:28.180 point i've always felt you know that uh you're gonna jinx it you're gonna jinx it or like or

01:06:32.620 like you know i you know i'll get vulnerable for a second i've always had an issue in my life

01:06:38.580 uh where i feel that people are innately against me it's a it's a thing i've struggled with since

01:06:43.640 i was a kid it's a self you know doubt it's a it's an issue that i have to continue to work on

01:06:49.040 and so sometimes i feel like when i speak something out about something that i really

01:06:54.300 hope is gonna happen people are gonna know that that's what i'm trying to do and they're gonna 0.92

01:06:58.380 start to work against me it's a terrible fucking attitude it's a you know it's a part of a mental 0.96

01:07:02.940 illness you know but and i'm and i'm speaking about it today but sometimes i feel like that 0.98

01:07:08.040 like yo if i start talking about something that i want to do somebody an enemy somebody out there

01:07:12.560 that doesn't like me might start working against me you know what i'm saying so there's this there's

01:07:16.400 this book that my friend chris who's here chris adams he's the ceo of dreamer he told gave me

01:07:22.260 this book that was written by a russian scientist named vadim zeland and it's called reality trans

01:07:27.500 surfing and you gotta actually appreciate that and y'all both know this when somebody starts

01:07:33.420 working against you there's this concept called pendulums and this is how life works it's like

01:07:38.340 donald trump or kanye west right when somebody dislikes it they're actually feeding the pendulum

01:07:43.500 that is the only way to break a pendulum is to ignore somebody but when somebody is feeding

01:07:48.480 your pendulum it's actually creating all this stuff in the universe that's helping you even

01:07:52.560 though it's against you right so you should celebrate it it's like you're feeding me the

01:07:57.920 energy like i do this thing um every on my tour where every uh city we go to we do an opening

01:08:04.040 ceremony we all write our dreams and we put them in these balloons and we send our dreams up into

01:08:09.120 the universe right and then the balloon mafia comes attacking right and they're like oh like

01:08:15.720 uh you're killing the planet and i'm like these are biodegradable they're like biodegradable

01:08:19.720 balloons take six months to biodegrade and i'm like banana peels take two years leave me alone

01:08:24.400 but i told chris i was like chris i like that they're attacking it because i know how the

01:08:31.920 universe works they're feeding my pendulum and it's like a celebration moment it's like it doesn't

01:08:37.640 bother me i'm actually i know how it works so it's like bring it on balloon mafia bring it on

01:08:42.720 No press is bad press.

01:08:44.700 The law of attraction here is no negatives.

01:08:46.740 No.

01:08:47.180 Right.

01:08:47.820 So anytime someone says, no, you can't get on stage and have a successful performance,

01:08:51.840 that's when you go on and have an awesome performance.

01:08:54.700 We look at it, or at least I look at it the same way as you do.

01:08:59.560 You call it a pendulum.

01:09:01.180 We sometimes call it a tennis match.

01:09:02.920 Somebody hits you a ball of negativity, whether it be they don't like something you did or

01:09:08.560 you're going to fail.

01:09:10.000 the only way that could possibly come to fruition

01:09:13.520 or that conversation could keep going

01:09:15.260 is if you hit the ball back.

01:09:16.820 If you let that ball just keep going

01:09:18.600 and that negative comment goes right past you

01:09:20.680 and ends up over there, game stops.

01:09:22.400 Don't play.

01:09:23.200 Don't play the game.

01:09:24.300 Don't play.

01:09:24.800 All the negative comments,

01:09:26.060 the only time the negative comments really affect me

01:09:29.140 or any kind of person working against me affects me

01:09:31.100 is when I have a conversation with that person.

01:09:33.600 When I do not get affected by negativity of others,

01:09:38.340 the game stops.

01:09:39.360 and the real game starts which is winning exactly 100 there's a level of like enlightenment that

01:09:44.940 that comes with that like really truly being able to tune every everyone out when you need to i

01:09:50.140 learned it from two chains i wish i knew that he was a master like a guru master he's so smart dude

01:09:58.320 i didn't like i worked with him for 10 years and i i didn't realize he was such a master sensei

01:10:05.120 until i went around the world and learned from master senseis and all the stuff they talk about

01:10:10.220 are stuff that he does and i'm like oh i wish i asked more questions because to me he was

01:10:16.200 an artist i worked with and managed but oh my god i would sit there and watch him

01:10:20.880 scroll past and never be affected i would never see him get into any drama not one beef and even

01:10:26.540 though things would irritate he's human but he was so zen and it's like it's like man i wish

01:10:33.580 people only knew how special

01:10:35.380 like that man was. Does he have

01:10:37.500 master's degrees? Like he's like

01:10:39.440 he's like a smart dude.

01:10:41.480 He has a college degree

01:10:42.740 in psychology. He did graduate.

01:10:45.540 Yeah. I've always heard from people that have

01:10:47.480 been around him that he is like very well

01:10:49.520 spoken, very smart. We obviously

01:10:51.560 saw the news. Remember when he did the news

01:10:53.580 show where he battled the, what was it?

01:10:55.600 Nancy Gracie. Destroyed her. 1.00

01:10:57.600 Destroyed her. 0.98

01:10:58.600 Was it on marijuana? Is that what the conversation was about?

01:11:01.760 What was a guru

01:11:03.140 a moment that you remember with him oh man any come to mind everything man like artists artists

01:11:10.500 are like this artists are artists are like seriously magical people and most artists i meet

01:11:15.380 have have tidbits of of wisdom that you can it's almost contagious like just being in their presence

01:11:21.640 you can you can feel it the ones that last are the true magical it's like you like you're so

01:11:27.160 quantum bro it's scary you're just saying that no i swear to god like you know me i wake up at

01:11:31.820 new and i drink a coffee i should go on a podcast so you're so old two chains like he we would sit

01:11:38.300 in the studio and he would be like charlie you know i got superpowers i'm like what you talking

01:11:42.860 about i like roll my eyes and i didn't know about quantum i didn't know about all this stuff

01:11:48.360 and i don't think he did but he intrinsically knew sure and he would be like yeah i could

01:11:52.900 think of something it'll come boom and then he would be like watch this and he would do it and

01:11:57.000 And I'd like half be in amazement, half roll my eyes at him.

01:12:00.540 But then, like I said, once I went and learned from all the gurus,

01:12:03.440 I'm like, this man is one of the most magical wizards.

01:12:07.020 And he kind of looks like a wizard.

01:12:08.600 Like he's a wizard.

01:12:10.160 And that's why I would never doubt these people who are so proven for so long.

01:12:15.580 Like, oh, watch what they do.

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01:13:16.200 have a question though sure is there any way because it's a big life moment for me my mom

01:13:20.980 she's mad at me 0.82

01:13:22.620 but

01:13:23.220 I want to get a tattoo

01:13:24.680 on air

01:13:25.380 is there any way

01:13:26.120 the tattoo artist

01:13:26.960 could tat while we talk

01:13:28.040 we just did

01:13:28.800 I think we could do that

01:13:30.360 I think I'd be happy

01:13:31.260 to do that

01:13:31.640 I want to get

01:13:32.120 like he's here

01:13:33.180 he already sketched

01:13:33.920 that's the sketch

01:13:34.560 it's beautiful

01:13:35.280 it's awesome

01:13:36.040 it'll probably take 15 minutes

01:13:37.940 this is a big moment

01:13:39.460 I've never had a tattoo

01:13:40.940 this is your first tattoo

01:13:42.640 ever

01:13:43.060 I don't know if we could

01:13:45.200 do this anymore

01:13:45.980 that's terrifying

01:13:46.900 this tattoo artist

01:13:48.100 am I going to cry

01:13:48.840 it hurts a little bit

01:13:50.780 How does the wrist hurt?

01:13:52.620 It's all right?

01:13:53.600 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

01:13:54.300 Come on, come on, come on.

01:13:55.220 Where does he sit?

01:13:56.000 He'll probably sit right here.

01:13:56.780 I'll move on.

01:13:57.140 Danny, can we get a chair?

01:13:59.220 Is this okay?

01:13:59.800 I'm like totally disrupting y'all.

01:14:01.360 This is your show.

01:14:02.020 This is your show.

01:14:02.500 And we love giving tattoos here live on Impulse.

01:14:05.660 Danny got one the other day.

01:14:06.960 Yeah, she got one on her foot in a stocking.

01:14:09.260 I saw that.

01:14:09.920 She's really happy with it.

01:14:11.400 That's your first tattoo?

01:14:12.560 This is going to be my first tattoo.

01:14:14.580 And it's all because of Harry.

01:14:16.080 Harry, will you join in this moment with me?

01:14:18.760 Because this is...

01:14:19.800 Can we get Harry?

01:14:20.700 Yeah, of course. 1.00

01:14:21.320 Let him do a little bit of the shit. 1.00

01:14:24.680 Or maybe not. 1.00

01:14:25.740 Maybe not.

01:14:26.120 Oh, God.

01:14:27.060 Maybe not.

01:14:29.100 Should Harry and us share a microphone?

01:14:31.160 Harry, you got short shorts on.

01:14:32.360 No, my legs are just way too long.

01:14:34.060 Too long legs?

01:14:35.280 Let's just short shorts.

01:14:36.380 No, just long legs.

01:14:37.560 These are the old ones.

01:14:38.400 You go that way.

01:14:39.440 That guy's going to sit there.

01:14:40.260 Harry, where am I?

01:14:41.180 You sit here.

01:14:42.420 Wait, why don't we...

01:14:43.460 Why don't I have you post it right here, Harry?

01:14:46.660 Me?

01:14:47.080 Yeah.

01:14:47.280 All right.

01:14:50.700 This is crazy, guys.

01:14:53.420 Hey, Brad, does that extra mic work?

01:14:56.160 The fifth one?

01:14:57.200 Yeah, there's the one sitting on the ground.

01:14:58.560 We can bring it up.

01:14:59.300 All right, fire.

01:15:00.260 Yeah, here we go.

01:15:00.880 Pop right here.

01:15:01.940 I appreciate y'all being so understanding of my craziness.

01:15:05.260 Bro, we love it.

01:15:07.740 Thrive.

01:15:08.620 Let us fuel you, Charlie. 0.58

01:15:10.560 Charlie, we're crazy, too.

01:15:12.000 I know.

01:15:13.260 No, no, we're not crazy.

01:15:14.560 We're just magical.

01:15:15.520 Magical.

01:15:15.960 We're quantum.

01:15:16.300 I like that.

01:15:17.700 You ever recover from that night we went out?

01:15:20.160 Dude, I was sore, bro.

01:15:21.640 That was pretty crazy. 0.97

01:15:22.420 We were, that was silly.

01:15:24.240 All I remember was looking at you and the drink was empty and I was like, and I remember

01:15:27.560 I was like.

01:15:28.600 That was the first one.

01:15:29.780 Yeah.

01:15:30.000 I was like, oh, it's like that.

01:15:32.060 And then I was like, glad Mike's like dead sober because I had my car there.

01:15:35.380 No, yeah.

01:15:36.200 This is the alley-oop and the toaster.

01:15:38.540 We brought the toaster to the party we went to.

01:15:40.660 You plugged, he actually removed the person's, the party we went to, he removed their toaster

01:15:46.080 and left his toaster.

01:15:47.260 It was a toaster trade.

01:15:48.180 No one at the party knew about it

01:15:50.300 Except for us

01:15:51.460 We thought it was the funniest thing ever

01:15:53.180 I tried to

01:15:53.960 No, I tried to

01:15:54.680 So they woke up with two toasters?

01:15:57.060 Yeah, yeah

01:15:57.400 They had an extra one plugged in

01:15:58.660 And then I remember

01:15:59.980 I don't know what you were doing

01:16:01.740 I just walked up to you

01:16:02.480 I grabbed

01:16:03.000 I bear hugged you 1.00

01:16:03.960 Holy shit 1.00

01:16:04.760 And I carried him up the stairs 0.99

01:16:06.320 And then I think Mike was like

01:16:07.400 Okay, we're leaving

01:16:08.100 Bro, bro

01:16:09.060 Like a knight in shining armor

01:16:10.960 He literally swept me off my feet

01:16:12.900 I was just being like

01:16:14.140 Drunk in a corner

01:16:14.760 Probably by myself

01:16:15.660 Big ol' Harry Giles

01:16:17.500 He comes up and bear hugs me and removes me.

01:16:18.800 He's part of the new, like, L.A. party revolution.

01:16:22.520 You know what I'm saying?

01:16:23.220 Like, yo, partying during COVID is tricky stuff.

01:16:27.520 Well, there's only, what, six, seven people there?

01:16:30.040 All with masks on?

01:16:30.920 Yeah, and only a certain couple places that could do it because they're outdoor places.

01:16:34.520 But, I mean, here Jowzie's getting paparazzi'd more than, you know, than Michael Jordan.

01:16:41.040 Probably.

01:16:42.100 Probably.

01:16:42.940 I couldn't think of a single other person.

01:16:45.800 But Jowzie's out there every day. 1.00

01:16:46.840 He's got Kevin Wong up his ass. 0.99

01:16:48.740 Ask him question after question about, you know, 0.99

01:16:51.860 what's going on at the TikTok house.

01:16:53.460 What's going on with.

01:16:55.380 Can I say what that is?

01:16:56.780 Please, please.

01:16:59.380 You say it.

01:17:01.840 Oh, God.

01:17:03.000 Harry, Harry doesn't.

01:17:04.040 I've never seen anything like it.

01:17:05.040 Harry does not stop.

01:17:06.420 I'm here for this.

01:17:07.360 There's a screenshot before that as well.

01:17:08.740 I'll say this.

01:17:09.960 This is tea.

01:17:11.420 This is this is tea.

01:17:12.860 Kevin's going to have a field day if he spots that.

01:17:14.800 Yo, you should do it for the views, man

01:17:17.400 I think that was another one

01:17:19.340 Are we good?

01:17:20.940 Oh, he's setting up?

01:17:22.380 I got it, I got it

01:17:23.580 We're enjoying Harry's second episode

01:17:25.940 Harry, can we talk a little bit about how you and Charlie Rocket

01:17:29.180 So obviously it's because you're a huge

01:17:31.360 Episode 1 quantum fan

01:17:34.060 But what is your guys' relationship and life?

01:17:36.260 Did we talk about July 25th?

01:17:37.820 No, 24th

01:17:39.020 Which is the craziest thing

01:17:41.200 Ever

01:17:42.040 When we talk about quantum tingles

01:17:44.760 harry explain this okay it's a lot of quantum tingles

01:17:50.540 i don't know if you call them that uh but no this was this was wild because we were we're

01:17:56.900 talking like yeah we'll meet up and then i think we're on the top of the hill in malibu it was

01:18:01.680 like i remember it was dead quiet we both were just looking out just soaking it in thinking

01:18:06.520 about what we want to manifest what we want to come true and then we're like i went on my

01:18:12.680 instagram and it's like memories like flashback that exact day was when i was getting this tattoo

01:18:18.360 and i was just like no way i was like a year later an exact year later i met this guy that's

01:18:24.120 crazy that changed my life and it's like we wrote down everything um we only order grandes now from

01:18:29.620 starbucks nice that's the biggest one no that's just no that's not like me yeah i see it's backwards

01:18:36.760 because they would presume it's crazy but that was crazy and it was so fun to watch her look in

01:18:44.640 harry's notebook and to see all the things he wrote a year before and how he explained it because he

01:18:50.860 does it different than me he's like oh i wrote it and i like let it go and that's actually like

01:18:55.240 super quantum because it's like when you kind of just let it go it like manifests quicker but just

01:19:01.000 look at his notebook and to see all those things come true and then to see the magic that was

01:19:05.520 inserted in it all like the day because he wrote in his notebook i want to meet charlie rocket

01:19:10.080 and the day he met me was exactly a day to the year a year to the day that he got the tattoo

01:19:17.340 and he dm'd it to me it's crazy that's crazy it was crazy to see him show us that on this show

01:19:24.080 as a result of this show you understand like i told him he was the first person that i've seen

01:19:30.120 like firsthand witnessed it come true and now like you said you got a bit of a case study there's

01:19:37.340 it's proof yeah it's proof i saw his episode how many times you gotta hear that this works

01:19:42.000 i've said it you've said it and now he's done it and because of that tattoo pull up on the

01:19:47.100 instagram like all the tattoos like it's crazy harry you started something so insane like i

01:19:54.080 managed you know big artists they never had a tattoo frenzy and the fact it came from a podcast

01:19:59.020 and you like bro it's crazy what you started bro i did hashtag winning streak yeah i feel like that's

01:20:05.400 i'm sure we could probably this girl looks like she's probably on here it goes yo who's that

01:20:10.180 that's best what's he doing go ahead and type in the at charlie okay okay y'all give me a follow

01:20:15.260 on instagram at charlie go follow charlie at charlie how did you get that handle by the way

01:20:19.560 which was so quantum oh god y'all want a quantum story tiktok as well i got it on tiktok as well

01:20:25.000 that is crazy

01:20:26.460 so if you click on like tattoos

01:20:27.740 I don't know if stories show online

01:20:29.200 oh right here

01:20:30.000 yeah

01:20:30.580 yeah yeah

01:20:31.060 this should be

01:20:32.480 good to go

01:20:33.700 here we go

01:20:34.540 James

01:20:34.880 tats

01:20:36.480 boom

01:20:37.160 4x straight up

01:20:38.000 there's Kristen 0.94

01:20:39.140 are they all

01:20:40.080 are they all in the same

01:20:41.520 great spot

01:20:42.700 same font

01:20:43.660 does it look like a font

01:20:44.820 a lot of people wanted the Harry font

01:20:46.800 so Harry

01:20:48.420 Harry sent it out

01:20:49.520 he literally invented a font

01:20:51.680 so this guy reads actually

01:20:53.620 it's his font 0.89

01:20:54.620 oh that's my boy oh all right he decided to get a year where to go damn i i'd love a winning streak

01:21:02.720 tattoo but i i got one that i feel good about and i don't sort of and i don't know if i'm if i want

01:21:10.040 anymore i'm gonna say and i remember what it was like getting my first tattoo what's it like uh i

01:21:14.920 remember being surprised at how bad it actually did hurt oh shit mine was next time i was on my

01:21:21.080 pelvis okay so um you know what maybe that doesn't hurt as much but here's the big one 0.90

01:21:26.680 here's a big one okay ready yeah the next day between 24 and 48 hours later after your first

01:21:32.780 tattoo you might have a moment of regret maybe not because yours is so strong yeah not that 0.99

01:21:41.400 right like maybe i'm talking because i put a squirrel next to my penis 1.00

01:21:44.420 When I looked in the mirror 0.99

01:21:47.260 I said

01:21:47.800 I hope my wife

01:21:50.880 Is okay with this 1.00

01:21:52.340 I hope my wife is a Pokemon 1.00

01:21:54.660 When he walked into the tattoo appointment

01:21:56.880 Charlie, he walked in with people saying 0.99

01:21:59.380 I got tattoos and that shit hurt 0.99

01:22:01.460 And he heard from all these people 1.00

01:22:03.100 This hurts

01:22:04.440 And in his mind he was thinking

01:22:05.480 This hurts, this hurts

01:22:06.720 But you want to know what I know it's going to feel like for you

01:22:09.620 Easy

01:22:10.400 You ain't going to feel nothing

01:22:13.940 That's yours, right?

01:22:15.300 I'm getting mine in white ink as well.

01:22:16.800 White ink's awesome.

01:22:17.360 I like that white ink.

01:22:17.760 White ink's awesome.

01:22:18.420 It's really cool.

01:22:19.020 Your positioning is also cool as well.

01:22:21.100 On the hand.

01:22:21.740 All right, Russ, get on in here, brother.

01:22:23.780 All right, here we go.

01:22:24.360 It also sets magic.

01:22:25.300 It makes it not hurt.

01:22:26.460 Okay, yeah, y'all distract me.

01:22:27.780 Because I'm a little B-word.

01:22:29.320 Like, I don't do pain too well.

01:22:32.260 Okay.

01:22:33.700 Which way do you want to look?

01:22:36.340 You want to be here?

01:22:37.620 All right.

01:22:38.880 It's on my right, though.

01:22:40.100 It's my right hand.

01:22:41.020 So just sit like this?

01:22:42.560 All right.

01:22:43.940 is this the first ever live tattoo

01:22:46.860 or Hannah did one

01:22:47.840 we did a live live tattoo

01:22:50.540 yeah Spencer

01:22:52.800 I think it was on the 100th episode

01:22:54.760 of Impulsive that he got one

01:22:56.660 which is also very quantum

01:23:00.180 because if we're talking about my tour

01:23:03.180 I sold Spencer

01:23:04.880 my dream machine

01:23:05.840 oh my god I'm remembering all this

01:23:08.480 Spencer

01:23:09.080 bought the bus that you had went on tour with

01:23:12.880 and then he did his uh student student loan exactly that destroyer so if you talk about

01:23:19.200 bad situations that you got to turn into good situations so i sold the bus dispenser and the

01:23:26.820 truth is buses break a lot bro you're telling me i've been trying to get rid of the cool bus

01:23:33.160 that ugly blue bus sitting out front for so long but the wheels fell off the battery doesn't start

01:23:42.500 right the electricity's like old buses are so hard to maintain i old anything in general like

01:23:49.540 i love a good old you know car from the 1950s 1960s 1970s but they're so hard to maintain next

01:23:55.940 to impossible so i sold him the bus and it started breaking a lot and i felt bad for him but you know

01:24:02.460 i gave him payment plans and he was like charlie like it's breaking a lot and i'm sitting there

01:24:06.740 thinking like this is a crappy situation because it's like i sold it to you like if it's broken

01:24:12.980 you should just fix it like that's what you do when you buy stuff so he was like i'm not gonna

01:24:17.280 fix it he left it in michigan he just like left it and i'm like i sold my bus i'm not getting my

01:24:25.160 money and it's just a bad situation but i said you know what something good is going to come and i

01:24:30.620 let it just sit there in michigan for like four months covid hit so we're talking about bad on

01:24:36.320 bad on bad but all these bad situations led to a genius idea people are hurting people need help

01:24:44.380 i'm gonna start the dream machine tour again i'm so glad that he stopped by paying for the bus

01:24:51.840 it was the best situation ever wait are you using that bus again now for the dreams

01:24:57.120 is it breaking it breaks every day and i fix it every day and i have a superhero name and this

01:25:05.380 is the thing anytime can you go ahead and start all right yep so when a superhero he's never is

01:25:12.220 created for any bad thing in my life so when the bus breaks down every day and it cost me you know

01:25:17.300 thirty thousand dollars to fix it over the past couple months every day every day oh god we're

01:25:23.900 about to get a don't think about that's gonna be easy take a breath keep keep going with the story

01:25:27.340 i like the i like the bus though the bus is great you're doing a lot everybody writes their dreams

01:25:31.980 on it we tour all over america that's awesome is it here no it's on the way to milwaukee because i

01:25:37.460 flew here uh for this do you feel happy to do you feel partly responsible that uh the student debt

01:25:43.540 was not killed as a result of you giving spencer shitty buzz oh god oh god what do i do no look 0.53

01:25:51.040 are we okay are we okay are we okay remember the first triathlon you did first day of the rest of 0.97

01:25:55.880 your life you remember you're you're starting the race right now okay easy easy oh that's actually

01:26:00.820 a good visual yeah oh we're just cruising cruising oh what's up mike cruising you're swimming

01:26:04.780 he's slicing my wrist it feels like he's slicing no you got this it wasn't that no it's more just

01:26:18.020 like a stabbing okay yeah over and over again so triathlon first part 2.2 mile swim yeah 2.2.4

01:26:25.260 mile swim two points so you're swimming right now you're taking your first easy okay so bad

01:26:31.500 situation i think it's bad but i'm trying to be like logan and not stress because i know something

01:26:37.720 good will come from it and if you just give it enough time you'll be able to find the blessing

01:26:41.680 so covet hits boom i'm like i have a bus i sent somebody to michigan go drive it back

01:26:48.060 wrapped it again in the dream machine and then just magic has been flowing ever since and we

01:26:52.920 launched a tour in a pandemic when the entire world stopped touring i said you know what my

01:26:58.820 crazy ass is going to go on tour right now and help as many people as i can do you have uh social 0.51

01:27:05.560 distancing guidelines in place like are you are the the people on your tour standing 36 feet apart 0.93

01:27:10.880 we do the best we can but you know what when there's all that love and there's no fear

01:27:15.580 like you know it's yeah a lot of a lot of a lot of people have that yeah mentality especially now

01:27:22.320 75% of the way through

01:27:23.880 It's getting a little harder and harder

01:27:26.160 To keep ignoring thy neighbor

01:27:27.840 For me anyway

01:27:29.440 For a lot of young people I think

01:27:30.980 Especially because there's been a lack of

01:27:33.060 Lack of clarity

01:27:35.220 Maybe because of just

01:27:36.840 Ignorance, maybe because of unknowing

01:27:39.140 How you doing?

01:27:41.520 It's a breeze

01:27:42.360 You said something that I employ a lot

01:27:45.400 I think it's a major key in my life

01:27:46.780 Often times

01:27:49.200 If something bad happens

01:27:50.820 anything that i'm not used to uh i will pause my knee-jerk reaction especially if it's negative 0.96

01:27:58.240 fuck i wish it hadn't happened or uh oh no what are we gonna do right i just lost so much money 0.98

01:28:05.620 i made a bad investment that sucks i'm gonna i'm gonna be broke pause your knee-jerk reaction 0.99

01:28:10.700 the way the situation it's my it's my input output strategy strategy or theory rather just 0.51

01:28:16.640 Before I react emotionally

01:28:19.600 I'll try my best to gauge a situation

01:28:21.760 To decide the best way to proceed

01:28:23.920 Saves me from a lot of stress

01:28:25.680 I noticed you have not once

01:28:27.760 Broken eye contact with me

01:28:29.780 You're in a safe spot

01:28:32.800 I'm trying to focus

01:28:33.840 But you want to know what I was just thinking about?

01:28:36.880 And it's like the kids watching

01:28:38.140 They know you're a guru

01:28:39.580 They won't say the word guru

01:28:41.300 Cause I'm young 1.00

01:28:42.580 Wait till I have a fucking beard like Mac 0.99

01:28:44.740 That's what I'm trying to do 1.00

01:28:45.500 And it turns white 0.98

01:28:46.180 Good luck.

01:28:47.140 And my hair's down to the middle of my back? 0.53

01:28:49.360 If only the parents knew how freaking smart you are. 0.74

01:28:53.300 Like, God, dog, you are smart. 0.87

01:28:54.920 Some of them do.

01:28:55.940 It's not like it once was.

01:28:57.040 He's got a podcast now.

01:28:58.280 He's an intellectual.

01:28:59.660 He's educated.

01:29:00.460 They're cutting him some slack.

01:29:03.360 How are you feeling over there, Chad?

01:29:04.500 I'm doing okay.

01:29:05.980 What percentage are we through on that thing?

01:29:07.680 I sound really well.

01:29:08.400 We're through winning.

01:29:09.900 We're winning, bro.

01:29:10.720 We're winning.

01:29:11.320 Let's start the streak.

01:29:12.500 We're about to start the streak.

01:29:13.680 Make sure you spell it right.

01:29:14.760 How are you feeling, Russ?

01:29:15.540 Blake says steak in his room.

01:29:16.780 Is it nice?

01:29:17.700 Winning steak.

01:29:18.260 Is it nice?

01:29:19.860 Charlie.

01:29:20.460 Is it good?

01:29:21.120 Is it nice?

01:29:22.120 Good arm.

01:29:22.680 Did you hear that somebody stole the R on my arm?

01:29:25.060 I heard, bro.

01:29:25.900 So it says winning steak, which I know is counter everything for you because you don't eat steak.

01:29:30.600 It's okay.

01:29:31.620 Are you mad at me?

01:29:32.620 It's tofu steak.

01:29:34.860 I'm not mad at you, bro.

01:29:36.220 It's great.

01:29:37.340 Like, how could I be mad at you, bro?

01:29:39.080 Like, with me not giving you a pair of shoes and you going and putting winning streak on your wall, 1.00

01:29:44.600 That's when I realized, Charlie, you fucked up. 0.99

01:29:47.380 He's such a good guy. 0.99

01:29:48.700 Bro, you have a honestly profound effect.

01:29:52.160 Like a real effect.

01:29:53.240 Like I said earlier, there's a lot of influencers out there who don't influence.

01:29:57.460 You have a dramatic amount of influence over people,

01:30:00.620 and I think you're about to do it again with this show,

01:30:02.260 and I think you do it even on us.

01:30:03.860 He does, and I think I've pinpointed why. 0.99

01:30:06.100 Charlie, we've had so many fucking guests on this show. 0.97

01:30:10.120 Off this show, I've met so many incredible people. 0.99

01:30:12.620 i've been blessed to just have like a rolodex of um just phenomenal human beings

01:30:18.360 but you have a way of putting what seems to be impossible within anyone's grasp the way you

01:30:29.660 these analogies you come up with and the way you describe achieving your goals it seems so

01:30:36.780 attainable and i think that's your i think that's your thing i think that's your gift

01:30:40.700 it's your it's your ability to make people really think they can even though the odds may have been

01:30:45.560 stacked against them like you said a couple little nuggets during the show that i'll i'll walk away

01:30:50.460 with like and keep saying delusional optimist is burned in my brain for the rest of my life

01:30:55.180 winning streak the quantum notebook i'll tell you bro like i'm the regular guy who is is trying to

01:31:05.620 live one of the most interesting lives ever lived and if somebody it's like a little like angel

01:31:10.800 charlie version flew into the classroom in 10th grade in high school and i'm sitting there listening

01:31:17.120 to kanye west through the wire in literature class and that little angel said charlie you know you're

01:31:23.220 going to work with kanye west one day i'd be like how like and then i go home and i turn on espn and

01:31:29.920 i'm watching lebron james on espn and that little angel flew in and said oh you know you're going to

01:31:35.320 be in a commercial with him one day i'm gonna be like how like all these things that i was just

01:31:40.980 fans of lil wayne lebron james serena williams nike winning grammys winning emmys having a super

01:31:49.680 bowl commercial i'm just the chubby kid from shambly georgia who had big crazy dreams and so

01:31:56.500 i think god put me here to explain to people how possible it is to just be regular and have every

01:32:05.260 single thing you want not anything but it's not like you know how they say um anything is possible

01:32:10.660 i never say anything i say everything is possible then i switched it to every dream is possible

01:32:15.420 because i mean look at this guy right here a year ago he's writing in his notebook depressed

01:32:21.840 sad in bali and his life look at it now you don't see inspiration in that bro everything is possible

01:32:30.620 and we went on a we went on a hike together up a mountain and wrote in our quantum possibilities

01:32:35.280 notebook two young men dreaming together like that doesn't happen you know but that needs to

01:32:42.700 happen more i want to do that on the road like i think we can make another winning streak

01:32:47.140 and you're giving those shoes away?

01:32:49.460 What if I gave away a trip

01:32:51.000 to come on the Dream Machine tour

01:32:52.620 for a couple of days

01:32:53.400 and I have a day like we do with Harry

01:32:55.240 where we go dream together

01:32:56.420 and I'm able to work with somebody one-on-one?

01:32:59.040 Let's give that away.

01:33:00.300 Gotta love giveaways.

01:33:01.620 Everybody loves a good giveaway.

01:33:03.880 I love how you two have continued

01:33:05.620 to foster your relationship.

01:33:07.020 That's super cool.

01:33:08.180 Yes, man.

01:33:08.640 That's awesome.

01:33:09.220 Have you done any other

01:33:11.840 sort of quantum manifestation projecting?

01:33:14.760 i have a whiteboard on the back of my door okay and i write like my main big goals before 2021

01:33:21.640 so i want to make sure that i see them every day even though even though i'm not reading them

01:33:25.880 or whatever because what i used to do is i'd write it write stuff down even my book like they're my

01:33:30.520 main goals for the next six to five years or six months to five years but the the short-term ones

01:33:36.620 i want to make sure that i see them every day i have millionaire on the back of my phone um

01:33:41.340 as my background it's just like one word i just like who knows like it just keeps that in the

01:33:47.780 back of your head keeps you just thinking or subconsciously thinking about it and then it

01:33:51.480 just keeps that like quantum mentality going so you're still doing it which is awesome which is

01:33:56.020 awesome charlie do any uh any merit in the idea that less is more like when i typically when i do

01:34:01.620 my uh my manifestation it if i write a lot it's usually saying all the same thing does that make

01:34:13.000 sense like less is more i have one goal yeah that i'm gonna i'm just gonna dive into and the rest of

01:34:21.000 this stuff kind of just happens yeah my goals are also a bit more macro like and a bit more vague

01:34:27.200 which I don't know

01:34:27.740 if it's good or bad

01:34:29.040 but like

01:34:29.360 when I was looking at

01:34:30.180 your little Hogwarts book

01:34:31.940 not a little

01:34:32.580 the massive Hogwarts book

01:34:33.860 the wizard book

01:34:34.640 which by the way

01:34:35.600 I think I need one

01:34:36.340 you wrote so much in there

01:34:39.620 at what point

01:34:40.020 have you just written

01:34:40.800 every possible outcome

01:34:42.000 that could have

01:34:42.900 ever happened in life

01:34:44.160 don't you dare

01:34:45.820 talk to Jonathan like that

01:34:47.220 don't you dare

01:34:48.760 I can't tell if you're

01:34:50.040 cringing at what I just said

01:34:51.540 or the tattoo

01:34:52.220 that's not her son

01:34:56.400 it hurts

01:34:57.100 a little more okay so um so sometimes it's very simple sometimes it'll be the background of the

01:35:02.540 phone and just one pure focus yeah one simple thing but i have different methods to how i like

01:35:07.820 to manifest sometimes there'll be i'll call it a domino effect where i'll say okay this is what i

01:35:14.260 want but when this happens and this is going to happen and then when this is and i'm able to like

01:35:18.220 walk to the finish line of my dream so i'll do it right now i'll be like uh on logan paul's podcast

01:35:24.620 like 10,000 people are going to get a tattoo and then somebody out there is going to create a

01:35:29.320 Starbucks challenge and then Starbucks is going to be like oh we love this winning streak thing

01:35:33.420 and they're going to be like oh my god I want you to distribute your book called winning streak in

01:35:36.920 our Starbucks and then the Starbucks book is the best-selling book of all time and now 10,000 10

01:35:41.560 million 10 hundred million people are now going to Starbucks screaming winning streak and I'm one

01:35:46.820 of the biggest motivators in the world because why do people go to Starbucks to get motivated

01:35:50.540 and I wrote a motivational book

01:35:52.140 where people start their day

01:35:53.140 in Starbucks

01:35:53.800 and I just did this domino effect

01:35:56.240 from this moment.

01:35:57.240 You just got a sponsorship

01:35:57.980 from Starbucks.

01:35:58.800 Let's go.

01:35:59.360 It's 100% happening.

01:36:00.660 I'm actually not going to call you crazy.

01:36:02.520 Like to me,

01:36:03.160 especially knowing you,

01:36:03.920 that doesn't seem so far

01:36:05.340 out of reach.

01:36:07.440 It's easy.

01:36:08.420 I was going to ask you

01:36:09.180 halfway through the episode,

01:36:10.640 you're writing a book?

01:36:13.220 I've written two.

01:36:14.380 Remember we talked about one.

01:36:15.880 What do they call it?

01:36:17.000 So the first one is

01:36:18.020 Life and Death of CEO Charlie

01:36:19.060 but I have not put it out.

01:36:20.100 Okay.

01:36:20.540 Publishers don't think I'm famous enough

01:36:23.160 You don't need them

01:36:23.740 For an autobiography

01:36:24.880 You don't need them

01:36:25.440 I need to talk to you

01:36:26.400 Let's talk

01:36:27.200 You don't need them

01:36:28.200 Number three globally 0.99

01:36:29.620 In the whole fucking world 0.99

01:36:30.960 Let's go 0.99

01:36:31.360 Above Michelle Obama 0.81

01:36:32.920 Above Stephen King

01:36:34.020 Above everybody

01:36:34.800 No publisher 1.00

01:36:35.560 And you get to keep all the fucking money 1.00

01:36:37.860 Let's keep the money 1.00

01:36:38.700 That's right

01:36:39.460 Let's talk right after

01:36:40.120 I got you

01:36:40.600 I can't wait

01:36:41.320 The reason I ask is you have obviously

01:36:43.400 Like you have a gift

01:36:45.460 You have a real gift

01:36:46.620 And I

01:36:46.960 Use me as an aide

01:36:50.080 maybe in uh i just like to follow follow the journey there's no reason this book shouldn't be

01:36:56.280 number one bestseller thank you there's there's gonna be so much knowledge and wisdom in there

01:37:00.500 that like i said is relatable and uh applicable that's that's that's the word i'm looking for 0.94

01:37:06.360 your your advice is so applicable it's not like it's not like work hard what the fuck does that

01:37:12.660 mean like i say that all the time what does it mean don't do it it's specific which is which 0.58

01:37:16.300 goes back to the question you just asked about goal setting when they when people experts on

01:37:21.380 goal setting talk about goal setting the idea is generally to be as specific as humanly possible

01:37:27.280 when you set your goals with it with with metrics for success that are down to the digit i want to

01:37:32.820 sell 102 368 copies of my book i've never done that that's what they say you know i've gone back

01:37:38.220 and forth on right so i think what you're what you're saying is evidence of that he his stuff

01:37:42.960 is so applicable

01:37:43.740 because of how specific

01:37:44.980 he is about it

01:37:45.620 when you go to Starbucks

01:37:46.520 and your coffee

01:37:47.080 costs $2.55

01:37:48.200 you're on a winning streak

01:37:49.680 like everything you say

01:37:50.960 is

01:37:51.160 hits so

01:37:52.620 home

01:37:54.260 to the listener

01:37:55.360 you eat what you order

01:37:56.080 how hard is that to understand

01:37:57.420 eat what you order

01:37:59.560 I ordered the fettuccine Alfredo

01:38:01.860 I got it

01:38:02.420 I'm gonna eat that

01:38:03.020 fettuccine Alfredo

01:38:04.540 and my boy

01:38:05.100 I got it too

01:38:06.400 winning streak

01:38:07.720 let's go

01:38:08.460 let's go

01:38:10.420 thank you Harry

01:38:11.360 bro

01:38:12.260 Thank you, Logan.

01:38:13.100 That's great.

01:38:13.820 Let's go, dude.

01:38:14.440 Yo, thank Charlie.

01:38:15.180 By the way, thank you for bringing this energy today because, you know,

01:38:19.400 I'll just say we've had a couple episodes over the past couple weeks that

01:38:23.180 have been, you know, had some energy issues maybe.

01:38:26.140 And, you know, the 6ix9ine episode was very hostile.

01:38:28.980 We needed this.

01:38:30.080 We needed you today.

01:38:31.160 The audience needed you today.

01:38:33.080 They needed to hear your truth, bro, and we appreciate you coming on.

01:38:35.940 Well, guess what we're about to do right now?

01:38:37.920 Something.

01:38:38.280 But y'all already know.

01:38:39.200 I already told y'all.

01:38:39.900 But guys.

01:38:41.200 Also, there's this, too.

01:38:42.100 i don't want to forget i don't know what it is or if you need it so a guy named logan

01:38:46.140 a guy named logan wanted to make he's a he's a famous hatter and he makes these custom hats

01:38:53.980 and he wanted to give this to you and there's a lot of like little symbolisms that deal with you

01:38:58.660 on there and he made me a hat he made you a beautiful custom like it's crazy like this

01:39:04.320 these hats cost like twenty thousand dollars like he's a famous artist how did you convince him to

01:39:09.800 This is for me

01:39:11.520 He's a friend of mine

01:39:12.020 You're looking at me?

01:39:13.160 Yeah this is yours

01:39:14.380 I'm not good at receiving gifts

01:39:16.420 Oh no

01:39:17.460 I will throw this at you bro

01:39:19.360 Let's see what we got here

01:39:20.920 The box is

01:39:23.180 The box is crazy

01:39:24.080 It says hat on it

01:39:25.300 How did that happen?

01:39:26.040 Just in case you were wondering

01:39:26.860 What's in here

01:39:27.380 There's a hat

01:39:29.120 Oh my god

01:39:32.200 Oh

01:39:33.040 From one Logan

01:39:35.140 To another Logan

01:39:36.000 Today's full of winning streaks

01:39:37.580 Man we gotta give blessings

01:39:38.760 What is this called?

01:39:39.800 Mac, you know.

01:39:40.500 What is this called?

01:39:41.100 This like ink stamp?

01:39:41.780 Oh, like a wax.

01:39:42.380 Again, you saw this in Harry Potter.

01:39:43.100 Melted wax.

01:39:44.540 From one Logan to another.

01:39:46.900 Don't be afraid to jump into the unknown.

01:39:49.520 And by the way, if I would have just read it, it says right here, wax seal.

01:39:54.600 You got what you asked for.

01:39:56.780 Whoa.

01:39:57.500 My God.

01:39:58.920 It's a legit hat.

01:39:59.960 No, it's a real hat.

01:40:01.120 It's a real.

01:40:02.680 Wow.

01:40:03.260 Like that.

01:40:03.860 Oh, dude.

01:40:04.420 Wow.

01:40:04.960 Wow.

01:40:05.740 It's got your family's initials on the top.

01:40:09.700 and it's a heart if you look at the top of it

01:40:12.100 it's a heart bringing love to the world

01:40:14.480 oh that's cool man this is

01:40:15.800 awesome you're going to look at the hat and you're going to see

01:40:18.160 a lot of little things

01:40:19.200 you know that are meaningful

01:40:21.920 but so that's just one

01:40:24.180 more winning streak but we got a massive winning

01:40:26.220 streak we're about to go do and does anybody know

01:40:28.100 the time because currently

01:40:29.800 238 238 okay

01:40:31.980 so hey man

01:40:34.160 you look amazing man

01:40:35.900 you need a white suit

01:40:36.740 what's my girl gonna think she's gonna love it it's classy it's fresh it goes with the beard

01:40:43.040 like it's nice okay it's nice it looks great it really does i said what are you about to do

01:40:47.720 okay so there's a lady who works at starbucks and as a part of the dream machine tour we make dreams

01:40:54.180 everywhere we go like our whole thing is dream that's why we created dreamer that's why we got

01:40:59.080 the dream machine that's why we're touring during this dark time because people's dreams are slipping

01:41:03.140 away more than ever right now it's like the earthquake has hit but the tsunami hasn't even

01:41:08.520 come yet like economically people are struggling and it's probably going to get a little bit worse

01:41:13.360 so there's this lady she works at starbucks she has two jobs she has a seven-year-old daughter 0.95

01:41:20.420 who lives in long beach she lives in uh north hollywood but she can't see her because she

01:41:26.460 rides her bike so it's very hard for her to go see her daughter she's at starbucks right now

01:41:32.100 yesterday we bought her a car brand new honda civic and we're going to go straight from here

01:41:40.860 to starbucks and her manager is going to tell her to take out the trash and we're going to pop out

01:41:48.380 of the dumpster and the car is going to pull up with a bow on it with a bow and balloons and stuff

01:41:55.760 and we're going to tell her that she's on a winning streak because she wins employee of the

01:42:00.280 month every month and she has a fan base people love her she hands she gives so many people

01:42:05.040 happiness every day but life has hit and we got to restore faith that there are good people out

01:42:11.240 there because all we see right now is negative and hostility and we've got the attention of the

01:42:18.240 world so we can show people that there's good people who have dreams who help people and that's

01:42:23.660 what we're gonna go and go do right now right now let's right now that's good are y'all gonna go

01:42:27.800 with me i'm coming 100 sports rehab in 20 minutes sports rehab i'm going yeah i'm going oh you're

01:42:32.560 going here you're coming yeah i mean i'm gonna be the dumpster is it 15 minutes from here it's

01:42:37.300 about 15 17 minutes 17 i'm gonna go because yeah i'm gonna go because i also want a coffee

01:42:42.840 i want a cup of winning streak who's gonna drive the car because harry you're jumping

01:42:48.780 out of the dumpster i'll be the dumpster who's driving how about this

01:42:51.380 come in my girlfriend's lamborghini with me i'll drive you in it i have her car today okay come

01:42:59.500 with me in that car that'll be fun okay and we'll give that to the lady i can't do that but let's 0.86

01:43:06.520 just fucking take it who cares let's take the lamborghini i love that it's gonna be a youtube 0.82

01:43:11.560 video i presume let's do everything yeah like we're going like at the end of the day like these 0.99

01:43:17.620 things usually just find their way and uh yeah we're filming you see all my friends get to share

01:43:23.780 in this moment with me we got a whole crowd thank you guys i'm so excited this gets to be one of the

01:43:30.060 best memories of my life i got my first tattoo i got to share this with you guys you guys are

01:43:34.580 helping my message get to the world like i'm on a winning streak guys let's go thanks for changing

01:43:40.220 my life thank you for changing my life and everybody watching like let me be oh thank you

01:43:46.100 brother let this let this be y'all's inspiration that the the the little guy you know can achieve

01:43:55.140 everything and we're going to get more than 623 views after this and a bestseller and a bestseller

01:44:03.000 book coming soon and a starbucks campaign let's go so guys if y'all think of a challenge to do with

01:44:08.380 buying a starbucks and saying winning streak whatever challenge y'all come up with i'm sure

01:44:12.720 y'all could think of it better than i can so start sending me videos let's make a whole challenge

01:44:17.120 let's get starbucks behind winning streak and bring this positivity to the world i love that

01:44:21.340 i cannot wait to see that come true you guys if you do not follow charlie charlie on instagram

01:44:25.660 make sure to do so uh just at charlie and yeah thank you brother i do have one more thing i

01:44:30.580 want to give you you've given us so many things oh my god you're just endless this is rare like

01:44:34.760 one of the three kings over here this is this is very rare okay so i created a secret world

01:44:40.880 are we living in it right now maybe so i created a secret world called quantopia and a lot of

01:44:48.920 people they like my mindset and basically i created a database of all my theories and my

01:44:55.300 thoughts and everything and it's it's it's in podcast form but i don't call it a podcast it's

01:45:00.020 just a database of my brain and i put it in this secret world called quantopia and it's a digital

01:45:04.960 speakeasy so it's all hidden behind a phone number that i've never given out it's just quantum

01:45:10.420 citizens giving the phone number to other quantum citizens and this right here is the quantopia coin

01:45:16.080 i want to give you one i'll bring you good energy harry for you absolutely mike quantum coin i need

01:45:23.420 this now there's there's about 10 000 people in quantopia and i've never given out the phone

01:45:28.320 number and somebody's probably going to post the phone number in the comments below but it's a whole

01:45:33.600 world it's basically once you find the phone number you text it it takes you to some secret

01:45:38.920 website with a secret password and from there you go into the secret portal of quantopia i know it

01:45:46.460 sounds crazy guys is this like dmt no no it sounds kind of like dmt dude i'm not gonna lie to you

01:45:52.540 bro you gotta trust me this is like such a cool thing like at all my tour stops like it's all

01:46:00.340 quantum citizens everybody comes up to me throwing this up this is the quantum sign yeah it means i

01:46:05.040 love you so like we all throw this up we do this and it's it's all this cool stuff so quantopia is

01:46:12.520 just the world of people like us who are quantum who are dreamers and um and yeah man that's what

01:46:18.040 we're doing so y'all got that good energy if anybody watching finds the secret phone number

01:46:22.920 you know what good luck good luck you're rare man keep yelling from the top of the bus

01:46:27.820 i will bro you got it we need we need more of you hey man i'm not gonna stop bro we love you

01:46:32.860 Charlie Rockett.

01:46:33.440 Love you too.

01:46:33.920 Let's go.

01:46:34.180 Love you, Harry Johnson.

01:46:35.320 Love you guys. 1.00

01:46:36.160 Let's go give this lady a Lambo. 1.00

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