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00:02:46.580 Here we are for yet another fiery week.

00:02:49.440 Yeah.

00:02:49.760 Halloween is this weekend I think

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00:02:56.780 Welcome back so here we are

00:03:00.380 Monday

00:03:00.920 Good to go we had an interesting weekend

00:03:03.460 A lot of big stuff happening

00:03:04.460 What do we start with

00:03:06.000 Let's do Halloween

00:03:07.220 It's spooky season

00:03:09.860 My girlfriend Josie

00:03:12.000 She loves it 0.98

00:03:13.500 I feel like most girls do

00:03:15.020 Girls love Halloween in general

00:03:17.180 are there any guys who are like overly ecstatic about halloween or is that just like not a

00:03:21.880 non-existent thing i feel like probably the makeup world you know what i'm saying like i feel like

00:03:26.100 the james charles of the world like those kind of guys well it just fits it fits you so well like

00:03:31.960 me like every girl is gonna look so like hot and have and have a costume that they've been

00:03:36.860 planning for 365 days and i'll get into what what we planned out if that's cool oh yeah absolutely

00:03:43.340 is that a question

00:03:44.500 or an answer

00:03:45.140 I'm kind of just talking

00:03:46.220 well that's what a podcast is

00:03:48.440 have you planned

00:03:48.980 your costume out

00:03:49.720 with your girl yet

00:03:50.280 yeah yeah yeah

00:03:51.180 nothing

00:03:52.180 dude I don't even like

00:03:53.860 Halloween on a regular Halloween

00:03:54.900 okay this is what I'm saying

00:03:55.960 this is what I'm saying

00:03:56.780 you know what it is

00:03:57.200 I figured it out

00:03:57.780 because we pretend to be

00:03:58.780 so many things

00:03:59.460 like as actors

00:04:00.140 entertainers

00:04:00.720 we do this all year long

00:04:01.820 that like

00:04:02.340 in my mind

00:04:03.420 it's taking one day

00:04:05.060 out of the year

00:04:05.540 to go to the store

00:04:06.760 put on a costume

00:04:07.680 I don't like this

00:04:08.560 this is annoying 1.00

00:04:09.260 why do girls like it so much 0.99

00:04:11.140 I think it's because 1.00

00:04:11.780 they get to

00:04:13.140 like dress up 1.00

00:04:14.080 girls like to dress up 1.00

00:04:15.280 when they're like younger 1.00

00:04:16.040 you know what I mean

00:04:16.400 like we played with

00:04:17.880 action figures 0.91

00:04:18.500 and shit like that 1.00

00:04:19.240 girls like to dress up 1.00

00:04:20.380 so this is their excuse 1.00

00:04:21.320 of being like 1.00

00:04:21.840 fuck yeah 1.00

00:04:22.240 I get to dress up 1.00

00:04:22.820 and they get to be a princess 0.73

00:04:24.020 and lie to themselves

00:04:25.540 and think that they're a princess

00:04:26.660 and they're like

00:04:27.700 I'm like yo

00:04:28.580 we go to the party

00:04:29.200 they're like I'm a princess 1.00

00:04:29.860 like no you're a slut 1.00

00:04:30.960 but it's okay 1.00

00:04:31.580 wow

00:04:32.420 I'm kidding

00:04:33.620 but you're also

00:04:34.300 jeez

00:04:34.800 I'm kidding

00:04:35.320 but you're also right

00:04:36.360 in a way too 0.99

00:04:37.020 because I'm a slutty princess 0.99

00:04:38.320 it's the one day of the year 0.99

00:04:40.040 where all the good girls 1.00

00:04:41.080 get to be sluts 1.00

00:04:41.860 and it's okay 1.00

00:04:42.560 You know what I'm saying

00:04:43.260 It's okay for you to come to the party 1.00

00:04:44.960 With the assless chaps on 1.00

00:04:46.220 I'm a cowboy slut 1.00

00:04:47.060 I don't like it when they take 0.99

00:04:48.260 Like innocent things

00:04:49.820 And make them like

00:04:50.600 You know what I mean

00:04:50.980 Like how would you feel 0.83

00:04:51.680 If a squirtle came out

00:04:52.680 And it was just like 1.00

00:04:53.280 Slutty squirtle 1.00

00:04:53.960 They're squirting from here 1.00

00:04:54.700 Not from here 1.00

00:04:55.240 Well no 1.00

00:04:55.600 Slutty squirtle sounds good 0.99

00:04:57.120 But the girl from Frozen 1.00

00:04:58.860 Being slutty 0.97

00:04:59.600 Now that 0.99

00:04:59.900 You've crossed a lot 1.00

00:05:00.600 No she was a slut from day one 1.00

00:05:02.220 Wow 1.00

00:05:02.780 Look at her bro

00:05:03.980 I don't know if you can say that 0.97

00:05:04.860 About a Disney princess 0.97

00:05:05.560 She wants

00:05:06.160 You can't 1.00

00:05:06.780 Let's cut that

00:05:07.420 I don't

00:05:08.320 We're just

00:05:08.700 I feel like we're in all kinds of trouble 0.97

00:05:10.240 If you want to be sexually promiscuous 0.69

00:05:16.820 At any time of the year 0.95

00:05:17.940 Male or female

00:05:18.620 You go for it 0.90

00:05:19.420 We encourage it

00:05:20.240 That's what I'm saying

00:05:20.820 We encourage it

00:05:21.780 Does it show that this is what they really want to do

00:05:24.340 Always

00:05:24.900 No bro

00:05:25.580 It's a fun time to it

00:05:27.940 It's an exploratory night

00:05:29.440 Here's the thing dude 1.00

00:05:30.320 Josie is so into it

00:05:32.420 And I'm so not

00:05:33.940 I couldn't tell you how not into it I am

00:05:35.700 I just want to be something like

00:05:37.040 Simple creative

00:05:38.240 And I like going the opposite route 0.93

00:05:40.220 I like being ugly

00:05:41.100 I like being funny 0.96

00:05:42.040 Right

00:05:42.300 So like

00:05:42.940 I'm pitching ideas

00:05:43.780 To Josie

00:05:44.280 I was like

00:05:44.700 Yo we could be like

00:05:45.780 These people

00:05:47.020 That is amazing

00:05:47.580 The pitchfork man

00:05:48.460 And the lady

00:05:49.120 It's called American Gothic

00:05:50.380 American Gothic

00:05:51.080 Yeah

00:05:51.460 That is amazing

00:05:52.660 If you do that

00:05:53.780 That is amazing

00:05:55.500 It's fantastic

00:05:56.100 But yo

00:05:56.680 Do you think for a second

00:05:58.240 Josie was buying that

00:05:59.280 Do you think she's gonna 1.00

00:06:00.060 Dress up like that 1.00

00:06:00.920 Elderly woman 1.00

00:06:02.220 With the middle part 0.99

00:06:03.280 No Michael

00:06:04.380 I mean

00:06:04.800 It would show her depth

00:06:06.960 She wouldn't

00:06:08.180 You know what I'm saying 1.00

00:06:08.900 That's what she wants to do 1.00

00:06:09.980 On Halloween

00:06:10.340 I can't wait

00:06:10.960 Everybody's gonna see

00:06:11.860 How depth I am

00:06:12.640 Yo by the way

00:06:13.960 Depth

00:06:14.400 I was gonna fix myself

00:06:16.080 But then you guys

00:06:16.660 Went through it

00:06:17.100 And I was like

00:06:17.280 Nah run with it

00:06:18.040 Just to clarify

00:06:19.220 I was joking in the beginning

00:06:20.280 But this is a serious

00:06:21.400 Reason why I think

00:06:23.340 Girls are excited

00:06:23.920 I had to clarify

00:06:25.260 Because there's people

00:06:25.840 Watching the podcast 1.00

00:06:26.480 Like fuck George 1.00

00:06:27.200 I hate him now 1.00

00:06:27.720 This is why I think 1.00

00:06:29.840 Girls get excited 0.99

00:06:30.460 Are you ready for this

00:06:31.000 I think it's the time

00:06:31.980 That they could be 1.00

00:06:32.660 A little slutty 0.99

00:06:33.400 And not be judged 1.00

00:06:34.260 What

00:06:35.120 He's gonna say

00:06:36.740 That's what we just said

00:06:37.540 Well you're just

00:06:38.040 Talking about something

00:06:38.760 We already talked about

00:06:39.420 i'd prefer to just keep going if that's cool yeah that's fine you do that too okay cool cool

00:06:45.280 uh anyways yeah so so this this didn't pass the josie test we thought about maybe being

00:06:51.020 spongebob and patrick but man just like every other couple we started talking about stuff and

00:06:57.140 we ended on a couple options um fred and daphne from scooby-doo oh yeah would have been good

00:07:03.740 right? That's cool. And then, uh, we landed on, no, no, we can't, we can't do Pokemon because

00:07:10.180 we just, it'd be weird, dude. Like at what point is it oversaturated? Yeah. Look, look,

00:07:14.620 look in front of me. I got little like fucking Pokemon figurines. It's getting weird. Zelda 1.00

00:07:18.280 and Link. We're going to be Zelda and Link, right? Um, yeah. Real old school. You don't

00:07:23.500 know Zelda and Link? No. Zelda and Link. It's a, it's a video game. Um, Oh, gotcha, gotcha.

00:07:29.680 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:07:30.060 Look at it right here.

00:07:30.940 Come on.

00:07:32.060 Come on, dude.

00:07:34.000 I don't have red hair, but I have a red beard.

00:07:36.720 And so we landed on Zelda and Link.

00:07:40.620 I was like, oh, this is going to be fantastic.

00:07:42.020 And then Josie starts bringing up the costume that she's going to get. 0.80

00:07:45.260 And immediately, it went right to slutty Zelda. 1.00

00:07:50.360 Look it. 0.99

00:07:51.020 She chose something like this.

00:07:52.860 And I'm like, oh, my God.

00:07:53.980 Like, wow, it's so hot.

00:07:55.420 But it looks like she only has one quest. 0.99

00:07:57.940 it's a cum quest 0.71

00:07:59.720 but but okay so here she is she's gonna look bomb dude she's gonna look so great and me as link 0.97

00:08:08.860 they just like i can't be slutty link i'm a guy right like i i i can't like look at is this gonna 0.51

00:08:14.860 be me like is this me like my girl is looking like a princess goddess and i'm just some nerdy 0.76

00:08:23.080 looking dude in in scrubs yeah but no but you can guys can sexy up the costume too how michael 0.99

00:08:29.120 i have no tits i don't i barely have an ass ready for this show the bull good point oh you you make 0.99

00:08:34.080 that little uh drapery he's using as a top there you do it into a cutoff and you show those python 0.99

00:08:39.940 oh the v-neck no that too yeah you could deep v it but you also show the pythons coming out the

00:08:44.820 side how do you say pythons like that pythons are dudes allowed to be douchey on halloween or like 0.98

00:08:50.440 Cause girls can be slutty 0.98

00:08:51.580 And it's fine 1.00

00:08:52.000 But if I like

00:08:52.860 Go extra douche

00:08:53.820 Are they gonna be like

00:08:54.280 Oh he's gonna like

00:08:55.240 Cut his V extra deep

00:08:56.260 No I mean

00:08:56.860 I'm gonna be honest with you bro 1.00

00:08:57.900 They're gonna say that shit 0.99

00:08:58.680 About you anyways 1.00

00:08:59.400 Like you're Logan Paul bro

00:09:00.720 They're gonna

00:09:01.000 Somebody's gonna have 0.98

00:09:01.700 Something to fucking say 0.97

00:09:02.560 True 0.99

00:09:03.120 You know what I'm saying

00:09:03.540 True

00:09:03.800 Or they could be like

00:09:05.440 Wow this whole year 0.90

00:09:06.640 He's been a douche 0.53

00:09:07.300 And this one day 0.87

00:09:07.920 He can't be a douche

00:09:08.660 For two minutes

00:09:09.260 No I wanna be

00:09:11.180 I wanna be this

00:09:11.900 With a long hat

00:09:13.660 The long pointy hat

00:09:14.600 And a sword

00:09:15.240 Oh so you guys

00:09:16.320 Are going with this

00:09:17.060 Yeah we're rocking it

00:09:17.980 Oh okay

00:09:18.500 She's getting her costume

00:09:19.520 Right now it's Monday

00:09:20.260 We had the conversation last night 0.90

00:09:22.080 I had to stop her by the way

00:09:23.320 She's like is there anything else we want to be

00:09:24.840 I need to keep looking

00:09:25.640 It needs to be perfect 0.99

00:09:27.000 And I'm like holy shit 0.98

00:09:29.420 Easy tiger 0.98

00:09:30.620 And she's already at the store right now

00:09:32.180 Getting her costume 0.99

00:09:32.680 She looks great

00:09:33.220 It's gonna be great

00:09:33.740 Where are you guys going with these costumes?

00:09:35.400 Nowhere

00:09:35.720 That's the whole art of it

00:09:36.660 Oh yeah nowhere

00:09:37.160 There's obviously nowhere to go

00:09:38.320 But that's cool though

00:09:39.720 You take pictures

00:09:40.220 I respect that

00:09:40.460 Me and my girl are doing

00:09:42.360 One of the

00:09:43.560 You know we're copying off

00:09:44.620 Of one of the greatest celebrity couples

00:09:46.400 One of the strongest ever

00:09:47.720 Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie

00:09:49.180 What are you gonna

00:09:51.140 Like how does that work

00:09:52.400 Oh just a great celebrity couple

00:09:54.160 They're still together yeah

00:09:55.120 No

00:09:55.760 They're not

00:09:57.180 Oh you

00:09:57.640 Is this how you're rolling into it

00:09:59.360 No

00:09:59.640 Shut up 0.96

00:10:00.540 It's not rolling into it 1.00

00:10:01.440 Are you serious

00:10:02.400 They broke up

00:10:03.080 I don't know how to

00:10:04.780 Well anyway

00:10:05.100 So yeah there's nowhere to go on Halloween 0.97

00:10:06.520 That's for fucking sure 0.92

00:10:07.620 Mike is this something you wanna talk about 0.97

00:10:08.900 No it's fine

00:10:09.320 It's fine 0.55

00:10:09.560 I refuse to believe your girl

00:10:11.940 Has impressed you about this yet

00:10:13.480 Come on dude

00:10:14.140 Nah

00:10:14.440 I think she learned from last year 0.99

00:10:15.960 I didn't give a shit 0.99

00:10:16.660 I think I went into like a 0.98

00:10:18.140 like on Melrose

00:10:20.460 and I 1.00

00:10:20.920 every year it's the same shit 1.00

00:10:22.780 I put on a vest 1.00

00:10:23.800 and I go

00:10:24.460 I'm Aladdin

00:10:24.960 every year

00:10:26.160 oh yeah

00:10:26.760 you are a good Aladdin

00:10:28.060 yeah I mean just easy

00:10:29.620 go cover pumpkin

00:10:30.700 have some fun huh

00:10:31.380 yeah I mean

00:10:32.400 no

00:10:32.840 alright what else happened this weekend

00:10:34.200 I went to Kansas City

00:10:35.020 I went to Kansas City

00:10:35.940 is where I watched the UFC fight

00:10:37.200 Khabib vs Justin Gaethje

00:10:39.780 Khabib is the best

00:10:42.800 fighter

00:10:43.800 on the planet ever

00:10:45.120 so you think this 100%

00:10:47.320 I've been saying it

00:10:48.880 He is

00:10:49.400 The best

00:10:50.500 Fighter

00:10:51.140 To ever grace

00:10:52.260 The planet

00:10:52.960 Pound for pound

00:10:53.920 Of course

00:10:54.300 Fighter or

00:10:55.600 To include boxing as well

00:10:57.300 Or

00:10:57.520 I would say fighter

00:10:58.560 Boxing is still very much

00:10:59.700 A sport

00:10:59.920 Combat sport

00:11:00.360 I've always said that

00:11:01.060 You know boxing is a sport

00:11:01.940 It's a sport of boxing

00:11:03.020 I'm talking about fighter dude

00:11:04.080 So fighter

00:11:04.700 Okay 0.99

00:11:05.620 Gladiator shit 1.00

00:11:06.680 Got it 1.00

00:11:07.020 He's the best

00:11:08.340 The way

00:11:08.960 And Justin Gaethje

00:11:10.280 The guy he beat

00:11:11.020 In the second round

00:11:11.800 Via

00:11:12.520 Triangle choke

00:11:13.980 That's with the legs 0.99

00:11:14.940 Yeah

00:11:15.200 He put him between his legs

00:11:16.680 and choked him with his own arm is also one of the best fighters on the planet. 1.00

00:11:22.360 And for Khabib to manhandle him like a ragdoll, 0.99

00:11:25.320 like to manhandle one of the best combat sports athletes on the planet like a ragdoll 1.00

00:11:29.800 is so indicative of the level that this guy is operating at. 1.00

00:11:33.660 It is ridiculous. 0.79

00:11:36.480 He ended his career that night, 29-0, and announced his retirement 0.79

00:11:40.920 because his father passed away between his last fight and this fight.

00:11:45.480 And his father was obviously a huge mentor and was with him side by side.

00:11:50.000 He promised his mom, yeah?

00:11:50.520 Yeah, I think so, that this would be his last fight.

00:11:52.320 He no longer wants to fight without his dad by his side.

00:11:55.100 That crushed me.

00:11:55.980 Bro, the pictures on Instagram, it's Khabib with the belt,

00:11:59.800 and his dad is like the angel in heaven next to him.

00:12:02.460 And it's one of those ones where when a fighter announces that he's retiring,

00:12:08.720 Khabib is serious.

00:12:10.700 You know, a lot of people will say that, and they'll come back for their money fight.

00:12:13.560 Like McGregor.

00:12:14.180 Yeah.

00:12:14.520 Greg is retired, what, 12 times now?

00:12:16.360 Yeah, so it's the boy who cried wolf. 0.99

00:12:18.580 Khabib seems, he's one of those no bullshit guys. 0.98

00:12:21.880 He's such a humble person behind the doors. 0.97

00:12:24.260 You can tell by the way he's going into fights, going out of fights.

00:12:26.880 Yeah.

00:12:27.700 So you guys know a lot more about these fighters than I did.

00:12:30.780 He does.

00:12:31.240 So when you just told me that the other guy was that,

00:12:34.340 I thought he was fighting like a no-name fighter.

00:12:37.100 You have no idea, bro.

00:12:38.740 He's like the toughest dude in the UFC.

00:12:40.600 He had a great first round, too, coming out against Khabib, right?

00:12:44.520 he was uh he was staying stand up like he was yeah he had striking right some good punches right 0.50

00:12:49.940 but khabib is as soon as khabib gets you on the ground if you're not against the fence and there's

00:12:53.960 time you're done you you are done so right and that's what happened early in the second round

00:12:58.560 um i i'm stunned at how good of uh of a fighter this guy is i literally just can't believe and

00:13:05.460 it sucks because i want to see more and more and more of him but also you got to commend him for

00:13:09.860 being able to recognize uh regardless of what what the reason was recognize that he is at the peak 0.90

00:13:15.620 and he's going to call it there if he never fights again there's a good chance he could be the best

00:13:20.620 fighter the ufc has ever seen for the next hundred years you know what i'm saying like no like

00:13:26.420 undefeated indubitably the best fighter because of his dominance yeah no no one even comes close

00:13:37.440 dude he's an animal i watch unequivocally the best i watch compilations of him he'll be like

00:13:43.540 fighting dudes bro elbowing him in the face and he'll be like you have to give up i need to fight

00:13:47.980 to the title you think so yeah bam bam and i'm just like oh my god in between rounds bro he'll 0.57

00:13:53.620 go to his corner he'll talk to dana white be like yo dana i'm going to smash your boy this was before 0.81

00:13:59.300 the conor mcgregor fight talking about mcgregor he's like i'm going to smash your boy watch i 0.74

00:14:03.240 know who i am like he's just so connected to uh whatever you want to call it the divine his family

00:14:09.660 his morals um he fights his passion standpoint well he's really religious yeah he's uh he's he's

00:14:16.540 muslim he's muslim and so and so um very envious of of people that have that kind of dedication 0.82

00:14:23.060 to anything whether it be the sport whether it be the religion or by the way extremely envious of 1.00

00:14:28.140 the people that have that level of dedication to multiple things yeah to multiple things like he's

00:14:32.700 so dedicated to all these different pursuits it's like anything he puts his mind to it's there yeah

00:14:37.420 like i like just lounging it's so fun that's also good come on but i also i never give myself any

00:14:43.500 credit for anything either like i do i work but i love lounging as well you know i wanted to talk

00:14:47.840 about this actually leads into a conversation oh great extremes versus balance yeah yeah you know 0.93

00:14:53.720 yeah for sure i find i'm an extremist everyone knows this yep i go spend fucking two million 0.95

00:14:59.640 on pokemon cards uh go become a boxer suddenly uh go vegan for four months like i'm i'm i'm zero 0.83

00:15:06.860 or i'm 100 yep non-smoking at all pie like zero hundred and then there's a lot of people who live

00:15:11.860 life balanced i've never been able to do that can someone speak on what it's like i think live a

00:15:17.100 balanced life i think it's a i think at the end of the day it's a risk versus reward thing and

00:15:23.160 it that extreme uh pursuit and dedication to one thing can either be a mate a maker or a breaker

00:15:30.720 for people for for people like you who are able to dedicate themselves completely to one thing and

00:15:36.540 and just soar with it that's one group of people and then there's another group of people who who

00:15:41.600 get so deep into playing video games or into drug use or into or into positive pursuits into their

00:15:47.640 work life that it burns them out and makes them unable to accomplish the other parts of life

00:15:53.480 because at the end of the day it's it's irresponsible to imagine that no matter how

00:15:58.940 good you are at any one thing that that is a that that is a satisfactory uh accomplishment for life

00:16:05.780 as a whole sure you know what i'm saying like yo i am the best pokemon collector in the world i have

00:16:10.520 more cards anybody else i put 24 hours a day into it that's great but you haven't seen your mom in

00:16:14.900 six months yeah your girlfriend hates you you have spent all of your money flying around the

00:16:19.580 country to buy you know what i'm saying like why did you just describe my life sorry i was using

00:16:23.060 you as an example but also that's none of that's true your pam loves you your girlfriend loves you

00:16:26.620 everything's fine but what i'm saying is there's a lot of people out there who aren't able to

00:16:30.060 balance one extreme pursuit with all of the other intricacies of life you know what i'm saying and

00:16:35.180 so it i think that for someone who has that extreme level of dedication to one thing it also

00:16:40.180 requires that person to be a skilled multitasker as well and be able to handle all the other things

00:16:44.620 that come along you you are able to burn from the second you wake up in the morning till the second

00:16:49.880 you go you go to sleep at night and you set aside a couple hours to handle all of the other

00:16:53.980 intricacies make the girlfriend happy yeah facetime the dad check on the rest of the team

00:16:58.760 like and so you have to be able to do that if you also want to pursue one thing as a whole

00:17:03.880 is my thoughts on it but balance for most people for the majority of this world balance is the way

00:17:10.480 to go you know if you find yourself leaning too far into anything whether it be good or bad like

00:17:16.160 you're probably going to get yourself in trouble i've never been able to do it dude i i just it's

00:17:20.400 i don't know why it's just it's so hard for me if so if you're you find yourself living a balanced

00:17:25.580 life and you're just complacent is the word i'll use with where you are it's because you've been

00:17:30.100 able to do like a nice uh balance of the scale good for you good for you because it's it's it's

00:17:36.640 really hard for some people. And I've been able to, uh, for the most part, direct my energy in

00:17:42.880 being an extremist towards good. Sometimes, sometimes not though. I mean, we've seen me

00:17:47.240 also like completely burnout collapse and fail because of it. What are you missing? What are

00:17:53.200 you missing? Uh, now from your, in your inadequacies on the balance side, what's missing right now?

00:17:58.800 see coming from the pov of an extremist i'd say nothing like i don't chill often you know like

00:18:06.960 if i if i do chill i'm now playing an absurd amount of game boy color of pokemon uh green

00:18:14.940 and that's fine is it though because i've logged 20 hours in the past week dude people will tell

00:18:19.360 you it's not if you're the if you're a person like me who may succumb to something like that

00:18:26.020 and and suffer a little bit more from it i have anxiety if i spend a little bit too much screen

00:18:30.040 time i'll notice my anxiety go up a little bit if you're not that kind of person all at the end of

00:18:33.820 the day different strokes for different folks once again it all comes down to who you are as a person

00:18:38.220 like you can do that it doesn't seem to affect you but i'm there may be some things that aren't

00:18:43.200 on your plate that you are missing i know you just stopped smoking yeah weed georgie uh i met

00:18:47.900 i met an older man uh oh congrats how you guys been talking long or about a week now i'm actually

00:18:55.300 quite excited about it uh have you guys ever met somebody that you just kind of like you're around

00:18:59.460 him and you're like man i'm like super not excited but just inspired you just see what he's done in

00:19:05.020 his life and you're just like all right i want to listen to what this guy says yeah and uh he came

00:19:10.100 from a biblical standpoint so that's how he like kind of grasped my attention a lot but the one

00:19:14.580 thing he brought up to me he's like why are you smoking weed what are you running away from and i 0.99

00:19:19.340 was like what the fuck i was like i'm not running away from anything he goes yeah you are what you 0.95

00:19:24.520 don't smoke weed every single night unless you're running away from something and then i sat there 0.98

00:19:28.620 and i go i'm i'm running away from my own thoughts yeah yeah i was gonna say yourself absolutely 0.74

00:19:33.020 and so this whole fucking week and a half i've just been learning so much about myself and what 0.84

00:19:39.020 i need to change and so he kind of like broke me down and we i started venting and i realized it's 0.93

00:19:44.860 like i need rest i'm like going seven days a week so hard and he goes why don't you take a day off 0.91

00:19:50.100 and i looked at him i started laughing i go it's so fucking easy for you to say that you're a 1.00

00:19:53.720 billionaire i kind of wanted to say respectfully suck my dick bro you have so much money you don't 0.99

00:19:57.580 ever have to work and i was like i want to get to that level and so like i kind of don't respect 0.99

00:20:03.380 you when you say that to me and he laughed at me he goes you don't think i took a day off he's like

00:20:06.940 it's for your mental state bro and he he described it as like nascar you know how they're driving

00:20:11.960 around they need that pit stop right yeah he goes how long do you think they could go for without

00:20:15.700 that and he goes what you're doing is you're short wiring the circuit he goes you're not giving 0.86

00:20:21.620 yourself one day to just fucking rest and he's like and then at night you're just smoking and 0.97

00:20:26.280 then starting your next day shitty because you're smoking smoking is work no matter what anyone says 0.98

00:20:30.920 it's work because because yeah exactly because there's there's a consequence for most people

00:20:35.380 again some people have the blessing of being okay 100 of the time but it's worked to me dude like i

00:20:40.580 was working to push myself to relax and then the next day i wake up and like you said groggy

00:20:46.760 slow tired but i didn't know because like you and and both of you guys know i think we're all three

00:20:51.960 in this type of manner but like we're when you put i don't not one foot into one foot out i've

00:20:56.300 never been that guy so if i'm going in for it i do it all the way i'm smoking every single day and

00:21:01.100 i've this is the worst thing that i've done to myself and you've guys seen me do this and you've

00:21:05.680 called me out on my bullshit i lie to myself so i can make it okay because all i do in my life is 0.98

00:21:11.400 if it's good in my heart then i could do it so when i lied to myself saying this bullshit like 0.98

00:21:16.500 oh god made this for me and convinced my parents actually what you tell yourself yeah i was like

00:21:21.340 yo god made this plant i mean it's not necessarily wrong it's a natural substance yeah but bro thank 0.98

00:21:25.620 god like i'm not sick the fuck's wrong with me for to say that like that's kind of ignorant 0.91

00:21:30.060 for me to just you justify i justify everything like and it's a terrible thing to have and so 0.97

00:21:36.000 when i like sat down and i'm looking at myself from like a third party type of thing i'm like 1.00

00:21:41.160 this kid's a fucking idiot like for him to say like he needs no you don't go to bed stop eating 1.00

00:21:46.160 Sugar at night maybe you could sleep 1.00

00:21:47.980 It's good that you have that awareness

00:21:49.600 That's impressive

00:21:51.300 But the billionaire guy

00:21:53.760 Is 100% right

00:21:55.580 Everybody you need you just

00:21:57.760 Burnout is a real thing we've been talking about this

00:21:59.940 Since episode one of the show and I want to

00:22:01.720 And I want to mention this really quick

00:22:03.060 You know I think today is a good

00:22:05.100 Right now is a good point for it

00:22:06.500 Today is me and Logan's four year anniversary

00:22:09.560 From the first day we met

00:22:10.760 Travis Pastrana's house

00:22:13.700 Davidsonville

00:22:14.800 uh maryland yeah crazy day logan uh myself uh roman atwood at travis pastrana's house on this

00:22:22.860 on this brand activation for love sack and uh so weird how that encounter you know with with

00:22:31.140 someone that chance encounter can just change your life you know what i'm saying it's it's so

00:22:36.740 like and you bring up this guy that you met that you know had things to say to you and you told you

00:22:40.740 told me about this guy the other day it's just so wild how it could alter the rest of your your

00:22:47.400 days on this planet you know what i'm saying it's just it you know i saw the pictures of it today

00:22:51.340 i'll send you a picture over if you're if you're looking for i uh you know you guys know this more

00:22:55.860 than i do um when you meet somebody at a caliber that he's at you you never the one rule is you

00:23:00.780 never ask them for their number like okay somebody that you're in the presence of and you're just

00:23:05.200 kind of like you just met them and they're they're just kind of killing it and for you to like yo

00:23:09.100 let me get your number it's kind of like it's unprofessional one it's like you you you maybe

00:23:12.720 ask for an email or like something and i told him i was like i just feel like i could learn a lot

00:23:17.400 from you and i feel like in this moment in my life i need somebody to kind of guide me in a in a

00:23:22.220 in a serious manner they won't bullshit me and so we've been texting and i think i'm gonna drive

00:23:27.500 he lives in san diego bro i have to drive all the way up there but i feel like it's good to finally 0.93

00:23:32.020 meet somebody that's like he doesn't give a fuck about my feelings he's he doesn't care he's gonna

00:23:36.500 telling me what it is what you're describing as a mentor i think i found my first uh or like not

00:23:41.120 my first but like a mentor in this type of good for you those are huge huge huge i've had a i've

00:23:48.040 had a couple throughout my life um thank god but it's so it's such a good technique to find someone

00:23:54.300 who's been there done that can speak from real real experience he was one of them he still is

00:24:00.540 uh jerome jar you y'all remember oh my god yes he was he was a mentor for a little bit 0.98

00:24:05.800 oh look is this the picture mike yeah me mike roman atwood t pastrana just love sex hanging 0.98

00:24:13.600 on love sex look at that 2016 logan paul right there no beard bro if me and josie do zelda and 0.97

00:24:19.860 link for halloween i'm gonna have to do no uh no beer no no no i can't i can't right i can't yeah 0.98

00:24:24.500 i'll go i'll go do a little uh i'll leave a little scruff yeah a little but yeah the johnny bravo

00:24:28.960 look going for you yeah and that was kind of kind of nearing the end of atwood's uh you know

00:24:35.300 daily person i mean he probably went on for a little while after that but you know brit messaged

00:24:40.000 me today and that's how i found out about that what'd she say she messaged me and she said happy

00:24:44.340 four-year uh friendiversary wow today's the day you met logan paul and i said brit good and i

00:24:49.960 messaged roman i said yeah i met you four years ago today i love those guys so many people said

00:24:54.440 why didn't you ever air that episode you shot with roman atwood i said we never filmed one

00:24:57.640 we want to though that we do but yeah crazy four years a lot so much learned so much growth

00:25:03.920 and uh it's so funny because all these uh logan paul breakdown videos have been coming out over

00:25:10.240 the past week all these people that want to take a shot at deciphering the man that is logan paul

00:25:17.120 you know what i'm talking about right hayden sent us something right yeah and there's been a couple

00:25:21.540 of them that i've seen it's just so funny to to see these people who think they can um

00:25:26.880 create this uh this like interpretation that is they they treat it like it's scientific

00:25:33.820 you know what i'm saying based on the content now now listen every one of them if you could

00:25:38.600 figure me out please please send me the blueprints because i don't send me the bill we'd be we'd love

00:25:44.160 it but but all of them the storyline remains the same across the board the podcast changed

00:25:48.760 everything and even with the one that hayden sent us what's the what's the kid's name or do you not 0.79

00:25:52.260 want to say i i don't remember i is it i have no fucking idea i think i i i swear i'm not even 0.75

00:25:58.200 just saying this but like cloud i have no idea regardless but but he gets i will say this 0.60

00:26:02.200 he gets good viewership he looks like he has a very dedicated fan base and from what i've seen

00:26:08.440 like the trailer for this video he did like a i don't even know what it was it was like an expose

00:26:13.000 yeah it was a shame i think it was a shame it was the carrying on of the shane dawson torch of

00:26:17.540 a deeper look inside someone's person and i i watched you know i watched 15 minutes of i skim

00:26:23.680 through and it actually was he wasn't mean but it's just it's listen it's annoying to watch 1.00

00:26:29.500 a smaller creator act like i had to suffer through 50 hours of logan paul content bitch you made the 0.93

00:26:37.660 video we didn't fucking ask you to make it you made it bro you know what i'm saying like thanks 0.97

00:26:42.320 for suffering through the content and i should i'm not even i'm not even being mean because he 0.89

00:26:47.080 was nice to me on the video and he was like the more no but no but he's right he he's right he

00:26:52.260 he did bro i can't go through 30 seconds of a 2017 like he he definitely suffered but it's 0.94

00:27:00.180 also like damn yo i walked into this spike pit and now i'm bleeding what did you think was gonna

00:27:06.660 happen it's not it's gonna just it puts pointy in there but but he also but he also you know he he 0.97

00:27:11.820 He hit the nail on the head, and listen, no one's trying to argue that 2016, 2017, 2018,

00:27:18.480 any of us were where we either should have been or where we were going to be now,

00:27:23.300 and he defined that in the videos.

00:27:25.020 I thought it was a really good, really well-produced video.

00:27:28.040 I don't think the internet and maybe the public attributes growth enough to just age and experience.

00:27:38.900 That's just so much, dude.

00:27:40.180 It's a shame.

00:27:40.740 it's a shame these these young creators uh have to be perfect as a 19 20 21 year old on social

00:27:49.380 media like do you know how hard that is and some are doing a very good job like addison i noticed

00:27:53.680 she's doing a fantastic job like just getting involved using your advice for for good spreading

00:27:58.160 positivity and there's there's a lot of young tiktok stars who are doing it but like when i

00:28:02.520 was on the come up maybe like the second wave of internet stars it was interesting how

00:28:08.480 as soon as you

00:28:11.100 gained the following

00:28:13.800 or had a little bit of clout

00:28:15.440 it's like you automatically became a role model

00:28:18.060 even though that's not what you signed up for

00:28:19.580 and as a 21, 22 year old

00:28:21.480 it's like oh you're a role model now

00:28:23.420 kids look up to you 1.00

00:28:25.080 like fuck off 1.00

00:28:26.720 I don't understand what that means 1.00

00:28:28.860 I don't care

00:28:29.680 and now as an adult you grow up

00:28:32.720 and now we have a long form podcast

00:28:34.320 and we get to speak on interesting topics at length

00:28:36.780 and I started to come into my own as an adult

00:28:39.500 and realize what this weight of millions of people

00:28:44.440 watching my content,

00:28:45.680 what this weight of having an audience,

00:28:47.400 especially depending on the platform you watch me on,

00:28:49.880 a young audience means

00:28:51.060 and how you can use that influence for good.

00:28:53.140 That BLM speech I had was the first time I was like,

00:28:55.760 I was like, wait, out of everything I've ever done,

00:28:59.360 this is the only time I've ever felt significant

00:29:02.000 and an actual blip on the radar of good

00:29:05.420 on this social media platform he brought that he brought that up in in the episode so he he uh

00:29:11.600 he played the clip of me talking about do you remember that when i went crazy that day on the

00:29:15.720 george floyd stuff yeah i first started flipping out about it he played that clip and he played

00:29:19.640 your clip on america's racist and honestly like i'm i'm like you in that respect too the days when

00:29:26.160 i feel most accomplished or most satisfied by this job or career or whatever you want to call it or

00:29:31.540 you know this dream that we get to live in are the days when i feel myself making an actual impact

00:29:35.960 the days when someone sends me a video and says yo like you talked about uh keeping going through

00:29:41.500 tough times that made me not want to hurt myself today or not want to use heroin or not want to do

00:29:45.140 this or not want to do that and you too taking an actual stand on something there's a lot of people

00:29:49.360 out there that are really really scared in this environment to take a stand on on certain uh

00:29:55.380 topics and we haven't been on this show and that's admirable to a lot of people there's a

00:30:00.040 transparency and authenticity about this show we're not scared to to to say how we feel about

00:30:05.500 stuff well because again as you start to come into your own i'm 25 now my beliefs are solidifying

00:30:13.260 i'm pretty sure i'm starting to understand who i am at 21 i had no fucking idea i thought i did

00:30:18.900 i had no idea 22 i had no idea 23 i'm like okay i even uh i was texting team maverick lp the fan 0.73

00:30:25.540 page she's the best and she sent me some tweets from 20 uh 2018 i was like yo i'm i said like

00:30:31.320 yo i'm evolving i can feel it like this will be the year that i solidify who i am and i was i was

00:30:35.220 right like i just have always been a bit of a late bloomer and i started to really be comfortable and

00:30:41.620 uh start to love who i was becoming at 23 24 25 you know and and and a lot like i said a lot of

00:30:49.020 people just don't like oh my god what happened i just i grew up like i became an adult you nailed

00:30:55.040 hammering the nail on the head

00:30:58.100 with the thoughts about growth

00:30:59.860 and experience

00:31:01.520 and age and so like one

00:31:03.800 follows the other right as you get older

00:31:05.800 in this cold world that we live in

00:31:07.740 generally you experience things

00:31:09.920 and generally you grow as a result of those traumas

00:31:12.100 and I think you know at that age

00:31:13.540 you haven't really been through for most people

00:31:15.860 you really haven't been through that much I also think

00:31:17.920 though that there's

00:31:19.320 creators that are good at bad at being perfect 1.00

00:31:21.760 and then there's some creators who are just assholes 0.98

00:31:24.080 they come on the scene they break stuff just to break it they're not learning they're not 0.99

00:31:28.360 and those and those are the people that are just like for sure they're not they don't want to be

00:31:32.620 helped i think it'll be uh let's we talk about all the time lifespan like what you can you can

00:31:39.820 see the significance of a creator based on their lifespan how long how long have they been around

00:31:44.100 how long will they have been around with real influence not just around because there's a lot

00:31:48.800 of influencers that stay around but how much do they continue to influence yeah we'll see we'll

00:31:52.980 see how this one plays out speaking of major influence uh the hundred thieves team bought

00:31:59.260 the la spot in the uh in the call of duty league today they are now the los angeles thieves they

00:32:06.020 bought it from optic gaming it's a big deal i don't know what the i don't know what the sale

00:32:10.340 price is i gotta look at it but what does that mean for someone who's okay so so call of duty

00:32:14.640 league is a competitive league uh built around the the playing of call of duty and in the past

00:32:21.260 You know

00:32:21.660 Couple years

00:32:22.300 They started to

00:32:23.240 What

00:32:24.600 Put cities on the map

00:32:26.500 That they

00:32:27.040 That could then be

00:32:28.180 Teams could then

00:32:29.100 License those cities

00:32:30.220 Almost like the NBA

00:32:31.380 Soccer

00:32:32.180 Almost like

00:32:32.900 Or like soccer

00:32:33.660 It's really happening

00:32:34.920 Like 0.94

00:32:35.560 FaZe

00:32:36.220 Is the Atlanta FaZe

00:32:38.080 That's the name of their team

00:32:39.220 Like they have a 1.00

00:32:39.940 Fucking team bro 1.00

00:32:41.460 With a city on their back 1.00

00:32:43.640 It's weird

00:32:44.160 It's like

00:32:44.920 Why would you want

00:32:45.760 100 thieves

00:32:46.640 Your brand

00:32:47.300 To have the 100 thieves

00:32:48.300 Like

00:32:48.600 The Dallas Mavericks

00:32:49.860 Are the Dallas Mavericks

00:32:50.940 right so no no i get it so it's but it's cool but also more than anything it's just indicative

00:32:58.300 of this this industry is this is the real deal like like honestly guys i think it's crazy that

00:33:05.000 growing up you would watch basketball right yep and then when you go to the park they're not

00:33:08.960 monetizing on you playing basketball and now people want to be on the on the game so you're

00:33:14.200 gonna go buy that game you're gonna invest in that game question is the e-sports industry

00:33:21.620 slightly limited by their audience is it safe to say that the majority of people who are watching

00:33:33.700 e-sports and go to the tournaments the majority are men male no more and more for the well this

00:33:42.440 what i'm asking because like when you show up to a football game what is it like maybe 60 40 50 50

00:33:46.660 yeah but i believe let's not let's not do that if we're gonna if we're gonna bring him on give

00:33:57.080 him let's give him a mic if there's one down there because you're just sitting there yeah

00:34:01.340 let's go back to the regular levels on the mic uh he's been itching to get in i know i know why

00:34:06.260 let's try to get some questions let's try to get him a mic but there's a mic over here if you want

00:34:09.740 but the industry um yes yes i think so the one the first thing that i've noticed because as you

00:34:16.760 know i'm moving in i'm moving in like a pc just about done twitch channel running i've been

00:34:23.300 supporting evan stream over the past couple over the past week and within the next week i'll launch

00:34:27.220 my channel and i'm excited for and i plan to play with all the big dogs i plan to play with

00:34:31.000 subscribers on the weekend so that's happening um where you're right i think the the audience is 0.98

00:34:38.560 smaller but i think they're rabid uh fucking rabid as fuck i'm not not even smaller not even 0.99

00:34:43.580 smaller not no no not no no not smaller i'm saying like limited by democrat like limited by demo 1.00

00:34:49.480 let's call it yeah yeah you know what i'm saying like can we get to a point where like uh women

00:34:53.700 are ecstatic to watch ninja play fortnite will we get to maybe maybe they're super excited to

00:34:58.900 watch pokemon or super excited to watch uh sure sure sure sure you know what i'm saying i'm not 0.99

00:35:02.900 i'm not saying there aren't uh females who don't exist who like video games and like i think that 0.98

00:35:07.640 It's fucking awesome. 1.00

00:35:09.200 Every dude loves a girl who's like, 0.97

00:35:10.600 yo, you want to play college? 1.00

00:35:12.000 That's the best thing on the planet.

00:35:14.040 I'm talking strictly statistics.

00:35:17.460 What do you think?

00:35:18.340 Is it 80-20?

00:35:19.600 Is it 90-10?

00:35:20.820 And do you ever think it'll shift to 50-50, 60-40?

00:35:23.980 Question, does the football and basketball?

00:35:26.480 Because when I'm...

00:35:27.080 Yeah.

00:35:27.740 Well, hold on.

00:35:28.800 When you think about like a Thanksgiving meetup, 1.00

00:35:31.660 girls are usually like just hanging out with themselves

00:35:33.500 and the guys are watching the score.

00:35:34.640 No, maybe where you're from, dude.

00:35:36.160 but you go to 0.53

00:35:37.040 middle America

00:35:37.720 you go to

00:35:38.460 really

00:35:39.000 bro I was in

00:35:39.820 growing up

00:35:40.580 I've

00:35:41.100 like okay

00:35:42.160 hold on

00:35:42.760 make sure I'm saying this right

00:35:43.640 it was very rare 1.00

00:35:44.620 for a girl to be like 1.00

00:35:45.560 yo I can't wait to watch the game

00:35:46.660 very rare for where I'm from

00:35:48.740 there's like

00:35:49.840 it's only

00:35:50.360 a lot of my

00:35:51.320 a lot of my family

00:35:52.100 or women in my family 0.93

00:35:53.680 they cared

00:35:54.140 they love sports

00:35:55.840 yeah hell yeah

00:35:57.300 also my mom goes to the brown games

00:35:59.000 they go to the baseball games

00:36:00.160 basketball games

00:36:01.020 yeah

00:36:02.140 they love it

00:36:03.160 I just think video games skew

00:36:05.260 wow i got some data here all right show me uh first of all gaming industry to reach 180 billion 0.84

00:36:11.660 dollars in revenue by 2021 which is fucking that's insane um 2.5 billion video gamers around 0.51

00:36:19.780 the world average video gamer 34 years old there we go mike ready for this 45 percent of u.s gamers 0.56

00:36:27.140 i'm not talking about the game okay okay sorry so so i found the gaming stats i will look for

00:36:32.260 the viewer stats but something tells me that the the uh the willingness of of the 45 percent of

00:36:38.900 women to play games then also calculate at least directionally tour towards their desire to watch

00:36:44.740 people play as well also that could be now that could be a uh a poor poor assessment or assumption

00:36:50.940 but my assumption is that there's at least some alignment there yeah interesting i'd love to see

00:36:57.080 how this one plays out how is this possible 70 percent of parents believe video games have a

00:37:00.780 positive influence

00:37:01.840 on their children's lives.

00:37:02.760 They do.

00:37:03.500 They do, bro.

00:37:04.400 They can.

00:37:04.840 They totally can.

00:37:05.420 But how times have changed.

00:37:06.900 Yeah, true.

00:37:07.820 Bro, me and Jeff

00:37:08.680 come up during the days

00:37:09.600 of early Mortal Kombat

00:37:10.680 and then GTA thereafter,

00:37:12.520 GTA 1, 2. 1.00

00:37:13.240 My mom would be like,

00:37:14.180 well, that's GTA, bro.

00:37:15.560 Is that why? 0.99

00:37:16.160 You're killing random people.

00:37:18.780 Yeah, GTA's tricky. 0.94

00:37:20.280 GTA's terrible.

00:37:22.040 Huh?

00:37:22.840 What?

00:37:24.200 Did we duck hunt the game?

00:37:25.820 I've never played the game.

00:37:26.380 You talk about

00:37:26.720 when you go to the arcade

00:37:27.420 and actually...

00:37:28.820 Well, no, you have it

00:37:29.480 at the house on Nintendo.

00:37:30.780 Did you ever play a buffalo thing

00:37:33.480 Where you shoot a buffalo

00:37:34.740 As it's going across the screen

00:37:36.220 That's like deer hunter

00:37:37.920 That's years later

00:37:38.780 Duck hunt is the epicenter

00:37:42.780 Of the beginning of all of it

00:37:44.480 That mic is not on

00:37:45.920 It doesn't work

00:37:48.300 Well I don't want to be

00:37:50.440 Sorry

00:37:51.380 Sorry Jeff

00:37:57.620 Sorry Jeff

00:38:00.380 it was fun while we had you buddy

00:38:02.340 it was good

00:38:03.000 is that in the way of that camera at all

00:38:04.720 wow sorry after all that 1.00

00:38:09.280 assumptions I'll just go fuck myself 1.00

00:38:11.340 because twitch's user base is 81% male 1.00

00:38:13.940 I said 80 20

00:38:15.280 and 55%

00:38:17.280 18 to 34

00:38:18.100 but we talk about you're absolutely right

00:38:20.840 limited yes but when you think

00:38:23.260 about brand dollars

00:38:25.200 and how excited

00:38:27.440 brands are about spending

00:38:29.180 money on niche and very specific demo sets when brands found out that my audience was 93 7 they've 0.99

00:38:35.940 been all the male fucking brands have been hungry as hell it's strong yo that's why yo that's why 1.00

00:38:40.840 when i see some of these massive female influencers like the pretty ones the ones with the butts 1.00

00:38:46.340 the ones with the boobs yeah promoting uh dresses swimwear i'm like this what are you doing this 0.96

00:38:52.760 makes no sense you need to be promoting a manscape manscape 1000 manscaping or dsc or

00:39:01.140 whatever some bluetooth blue yes honestly anything that's geared toward male female creator i'm sure

00:39:08.520 there is but promoting that company and that would make a ton of sense but i had this convo with

00:39:12.500 josie i was like yo we got to come up with something uh because her her audience was

00:39:16.520 primarily female but uh i skewed it a little bit more male more male yeah i i there was a uh i'm

00:39:22.960 not gonna mention her name out of respect for her but she's she sat down and she's like i'm spending

00:39:26.220 all this hours and time on uh a bikini wear and i was like this isn't gonna go anywhere i was like

00:39:32.940 your your audience is not gonna buy it i feel bad i feel i really feel bad for the uh the famous

00:39:39.580 insta girls who are promoting female based product i don't know who told you that was a good idea

00:39:47.920 that it's it's ridiculous like as as as much as you think you can defy the odds and i know you'll

00:39:53.600 back me up on this one data yeah data data it's funny the only thing to look at when you're

00:39:59.760 figuring out what to sell when to sell why to sell how to sell i was about to bring up outliers

00:40:04.080 and why would i do that because they're outliers it's so stupid but you know how often i go through 0.67

00:40:07.920 this exercise how many brands i talk to and they're like yo can you get this girl to promote 0.99

00:40:12.600 my new swim line i'm like can i ask you like can i ask you a question why the fuck do you want to 0.89

00:40:16.240 do that she has a 98 to male skewing audience the right do you think any of them are buying 0.91

00:40:22.320 bathing suits now now there have been some smart brands who have created campaigns marketed towards

00:40:29.380 men that want to buy their girlfriend lingerie or swimsuits yo problem they're single men looking

00:40:36.480 out hot girls,

00:40:37.260 why would they be buying? 1.00

00:40:38.840 Many of them.

00:40:39.800 You know,

00:40:40.060 there's the majority

00:40:41.400 of men in committed

00:40:42.400 relationships

00:40:42.880 are still following 1.00

00:40:44.140 girls like that? 0.99

00:40:44.860 No, you got them 0.99

00:40:45.500 muted though.

00:40:46.300 Yeah, they're muted.

00:40:47.460 Big old, 1.00

00:40:48.040 I'm not trying

00:40:48.720 to piss everyone off,

00:40:49.580 but I also don't 1.00

00:40:50.220 need to see your shit 0.99

00:40:51.120 or do I want to. 1.00

00:40:52.740 Mute.

00:40:53.300 I went on a mute spree.

00:40:54.940 Everyone's muted.

00:40:55.720 Did you mute me?

00:40:56.560 Post Sam's story.

00:40:57.420 Yes, he did. 1.00

00:40:58.340 Damn it. 1.00

00:41:00.360 Mute. 1.00

00:41:01.360 Everyone,

00:41:01.940 the mute button

00:41:02.660 is underused.

00:41:03.880 Super underused.

00:41:04.780 Honestly,

00:41:05.120 Keeps your scrolling time down too

00:41:06.820 I don't care what you're saying

00:41:08.460 People get offended

00:41:11.260 That's why I won't piss anyone off 1.00

00:41:12.920 I'll mute the fuck out of you 0.99

00:41:15.180 You wouldn't believe how many people got offended 0.99

00:41:17.120 Remember when I did that thing for a week

00:41:18.420 Where I was like I'm only following Jesus

00:41:19.700 It was like a little fun thing

00:41:21.080 Bro you wouldn't believe 0.98

00:41:22.600 Oh I tried to punch you 0.96

00:41:23.800 Bro I got texts 0.91

00:41:25.240 Yo are we good

00:41:26.060 What 0.99

00:41:26.760 Motherfucker it's Instagram 1.00

00:41:28.280 It's IG 1.00

00:41:29.660 I didn't even know you posted it on IG

00:41:31.460 I mean bro you unfollow me on Instagram

00:41:33.140 You come here with that curl

00:41:34.300 And hanging down

00:41:35.240 It's an upside down question mark

00:41:37.700 Look at the camera my friend

00:41:38.960 I'm gonna ask you a question about your question mark's hair

00:41:42.700 And I'm not gonna have the answer

00:41:44.260 You can tell that on my face

00:41:45.440 You wanna know what I did? I put a rule in place

00:41:47.500 If I've

00:41:48.960 And I haven't followed it lately

00:41:50.740 If I have not seen you

00:41:52.640 Talked to you, heard from you

00:41:55.280 Texted you

00:41:56.160 In real life in the past six months

00:41:59.280 It's open season for me to delete it on Instagram

00:42:01.740 Dead up

00:42:02.900 Get up

00:42:03.480 And when they ask me

00:42:04.880 When they come up to me

00:42:05.420 At a party

00:42:05.760 I say

00:42:05.940 Yo

00:42:06.940 Because some of the people

00:42:08.040 You know

00:42:08.580 That you follow

00:42:09.360 Are hometown kids

00:42:10.520 They got 1800 people

00:42:11.820 Following them

00:42:12.220 And they'll notice

00:42:12.800 When you're asked 1.00

00:42:13.300 Fucking unfollowed 0.99

00:42:14.060 Sure 0.99

00:42:14.260 Yeah

00:42:14.820 And they come up to me

00:42:15.520 And I go

00:42:16.000 I haven't seen you

00:42:17.200 Since 2015

00:42:18.240 You are married

00:42:19.640 You have four

00:42:20.360 Eight kids now 0.99

00:42:21.540 I don't know anything

00:42:22.580 About your 0.99

00:42:22.880 Why the fuck 0.98

00:42:23.720 Do I want to see 0.98

00:42:24.340 I don't know anything

00:42:24.440 About you

00:42:24.820 But you're married

00:42:25.460 And four kids

00:42:26.020 And you're changing

00:42:26.460 Your last name

00:42:26.920 Well how are you

00:42:28.000 Going to know

00:42:28.300 If you unfollow me

00:42:29.200 Yeah exactly

00:42:30.020 But I'm saying

00:42:30.420 Like why do I care

00:42:31.380 That you

00:42:31.900 made that specific batch

00:42:33.760 of pumpkin cupcakes

00:42:34.580 for your kid's PTA meeting. 0.99

00:42:36.140 Why the fuck do I care about that? 1.00

00:42:37.660 You don't care. 0.99

00:42:38.460 Why would you? 0.69

00:42:40.000 You have your own pumpkin cupcakes. 1.00

00:42:42.700 Pumpkin cupcakes. 1.00

00:42:43.740 My rule of thumb

00:42:44.500 is if

00:42:46.100 filled with white, creamy 1.00

00:42:48.220 fucking 1.00

00:42:48.780 You guys are gross, 1.00

00:42:50.460 but I love it. 0.98

00:42:51.140 This is why I love you guys.

00:42:52.220 Pumpkin cupcakes.

00:42:53.660 My rule of thumb is

00:42:55.000 if your content

00:42:56.300 doesn't give me any value

00:42:58.280 like a boner, 0.51

00:42:59.340 you're out. 0.94

00:42:59.680 Not even mute,

00:43:00.380 you're out. 0.99

00:43:00.760 If I don't get an erection 0.99

00:43:02.680 Or if I don't get 0.94

00:43:04.720 There's a way to get an erection 0.92

00:43:07.960 No matter what you see 0.96

00:43:08.740 Now to our sponsor, Blue Chew 1.00

00:43:11.580 Fuck 1.00

00:43:13.520 Dude, you shoot in the dark 1.00

00:43:16.580 Normally when I give him brand layups

00:43:18.380 Because I do it all the time

00:43:19.420 I know, that was a Hail Mary

00:43:21.520 We're Hail Mary sometimes 50% of the time

00:43:24.540 We all just look to the side

00:43:26.320 Do you have one?

00:43:27.300 At this point, if you get any brand deal contract

00:43:30.440 With this

00:43:30.980 You're most likely

00:43:32.340 Going to get an accident one

00:43:33.560 Like just out in the air

00:43:34.640 But yeah

00:43:35.400 No

00:43:35.580 A lot of people

00:43:36.440 Don't realize

00:43:37.080 That what you're looking at

00:43:38.180 Is going to affect you

00:43:39.280 Even if it's like

00:43:39.840 A quick second 0.99

00:43:40.480 Like don't let shit affect you 1.00

00:43:42.180 If it's dumb 1.00

00:43:42.660 Get rid of it 0.99

00:43:43.220 A lot of people

00:43:44.040 Are too scared

00:43:44.560 Of hurting people's feelings

00:43:45.460 And I was like that too

00:43:47.000 A lot of people

00:43:48.040 Are like so scared

00:43:48.920 Of hurting that individual's feelings 0.98

00:43:50.340 That they don't give a fuck 0.91

00:43:51.120 About their own feelings 0.97

00:43:51.880 And I'm like

00:43:52.280 Dude why

00:43:52.840 We talked about this

00:43:54.400 Just mute

00:43:54.700 Just mute

00:43:55.340 I'm telling you

00:43:55.940 It's just

00:43:56.400 You don't hurt anyone's feelings

00:43:58.100 I'm telling you

00:43:58.820 It's the most

00:43:59.580 utilitarian feature on uh instagram but we but george's point right there was something that you

00:44:05.780 and i talked about this morning as well in a different context that we don't need to get into

00:44:08.880 but this idea that uh this idea that you will uh sacrifice your own mental health your own

00:44:17.720 well-being to as to not uh upset or hurt someone i told you my friend there's a limit on it there's 0.51

00:44:23.560 a limit on it and you gotta know when to call it yeah i do it so i hyper empathetic you're a

00:44:29.380 hyper empath yeah although it might not seem like it if he hurts someone's feelings it destroys him 0.81

00:44:34.720 it eats him alive like everyone has that thing that tears them fucking cell by cell apart and

00:44:42.500 it's for him it's when he hurts someone's feelings i mean i sat with i we i know we said we would 0.96

00:44:46.720 touch on it one time never touch it again i sat with mac for a fucking hour after that whole thing 0.85

00:44:51.560 went down and i felt terrible about it even after having the conversation with him about 0.99

00:44:55.680 you know getting carried away or whatever i felt terrible like that kind of shit just fucking eats 0.98

00:45:01.080 me i'll sit in my room for the whole day people be like oh what's going on and i'm just like no 0.99

00:45:05.120 nothing i'm good but i told you to shut up do you remember this yeah the comments kept saying that 0.63

00:45:09.680 he was being mean to me and he texted me like eight times he talked about i'm like mike you 0.82

00:45:13.240 never did it shut up like stop i don't know what it is about why but you have to you you give you

00:45:21.380 give a lot of your energy away which is awesome it's an awesome character trait except i'm telling

00:45:28.600 you you have to know when to call it for your sake sometimes for the other person's sake sometimes

00:45:33.680 for both it's uh it's a blessing and a curse it's one of those big time you got to know when to have

00:45:38.960 balance with that for sure it's a great message i'm saying this is a great message for some people

00:45:43.740 in the audience right now like there's someone in the a lot of people in the audience right now who

00:45:47.440 are doing something in their lives sheerly because they don't want to upset someone else

00:45:53.560 you know what i'm saying sheerly because they want to not upset someone not make someone sad

00:45:58.680 not to not want to see someone cry and honestly it's it's just really tough because when you start

00:46:04.960 to uh noticeably feel the effect that is that that is then having on you as a person and it's

00:46:13.180 It really is. Energy is palpable. You start to feel a drain on your life force, you know, when you give that energy away to someone else to try to save them or cheer them up or not upset that person. And so to your point, I mean, at some point you just have to, uh, you have to take control and be selfish. Don't, don't be afraid. Don't be afraid to be selfish at times. Don't be afraid to do what is right for you because you cannot do what is right for others until you take care of yourself.

00:46:40.360 A lot of really successful people

00:46:42.920 Will tell you that

00:46:43.780 Joel Coy said it when he came on

00:46:45.460 I'm in a selfish phase of my life at this point

00:46:48.620 I like doing what I like to do

00:46:50.600 I like worrying about myself 0.99

00:46:52.340 And achieving my shit 0.99

00:46:53.800 Would you guys say this year 0.99

00:46:55.640 Was probably the most hard working year

00:46:58.600 I've ever had

00:46:59.440 Yeah for sure

00:47:00.580 All because of one thing

00:47:01.820 I cut certain people out of my life

00:47:03.500 I swear on everything

00:47:04.740 Is that why you haven't been coming by so much

00:47:06.120 I don't like you

00:47:07.140 Dude it was the hardest thing to do

00:47:10.240 because empathy is something that I deal with.

00:47:12.660 I always think of the weirdest things.

00:47:15.560 I'm like, okay, I don't want my children to go through that,

00:47:17.300 so I'm not going to do this to people. 0.99

00:47:18.440 So I always think of the most random shit. 0.97

00:47:20.600 But one day my dad looked at me and goes, 1.00

00:47:22.140 bro, they don't give a fuck about you. 1.00

00:47:23.680 They don't give a fuck about you, 1.00

00:47:24.780 so why are you giving so much? 0.98

00:47:26.760 And one time I was trying to convince my dad

00:47:29.360 that this person was a good person,

00:47:31.040 and my dad just sat there and listened to me,

00:47:32.620 and after I was done, he goes,

00:47:34.560 bro, who are you trying to convince me or you? 0.95

00:47:37.340 And I sat there and I go, bro, you're so fucking right.

00:47:39.660 oh man i love when people say that yeah your dad's so wise dude and so i did it in like one 0.98

00:47:46.840 month went by and it was hard as shit the second month was easier the third was like great and then 0.96

00:47:51.540 i was like eight months into it and i'm just crushing shit and i'm like where is this coming 0.97

00:47:55.840 from where is this where is this coming from and i realized this is a really important message 0.94

00:48:00.140 you're either hanging out with somebody that's bringing you to a higher level or you're hanging

00:48:04.560 with an anchor that's bringing you down you think you're hand holding you're really holding the

00:48:08.860 wrist as you're walking up the mountain it's baggage my friend it's baggage and the moment

00:48:12.940 you shed it you're gonna be you're gonna be sprinting at a pace you've never experienced

00:48:16.280 of course of course dude like let's put it okay i'm gonna be honest with you me and you a lot of

00:48:22.140 people will say like well you know he's hanging out with logan because there's a lot of influence

00:48:26.160 blah blah they don't see that when you're writing something i'm right there with you i'm carrying

00:48:30.100 a load that you want me to bring when it comes to a writing session when it comes to a podcast

00:48:34.260 when it Mike's uh comedy Mike's bringing value people bring value at the end of the day when

00:48:39.680 you go to the table when it comes to something you have to bring something to the table every

00:48:45.280 close relationship that I have is so symbiotic oh yeah it's mutually beneficial for both parties

00:48:52.620 man I'd love to be the guy that's just providing providing providing but it just it's just not

00:48:59.320 true like every I give and I receive and that's just how it works if if any relationship starts

00:49:05.120 to become like abnormally one-sided and I'm and I'm like oh this is just a give give give

00:49:09.080 relationship I only have so much energy energy is finite it's your currency don't waste it on 0.89

00:49:14.660 bullshit what my oh after my dad said who you trying to convince he said this to me and it 0.99

00:49:20.500 hits so fucking hard he goes what did you come here for I go I can't and he goes I'm gonna stop 1.00

00:49:26.860 be right there everybody's the same way and i go what the fuck i didn't even say anything he goes 0.99

00:49:30.860 you came here for a purpose so do they so they're not gonna let you get in the way of their dreams 0.98

00:49:35.860 why the fuck are you letting them get in the way of your dreams he goes go go bro go get it help 0.97

00:49:41.740 others but help when i came here i had no money my dad would deposit 200 bucks in my uh account 0.99

00:49:48.820 every week on friday it was thursday i had uh 19 in my bank account and i could easily call my dad 0.98

00:49:55.940 didn't just be like dad I need more money but I didn't because I'm a fucking prideful piece of 0.98

00:49:59.560 shit and he always yelled at me for it too so I didn't want to get yelled at I'm walking a subway 0.99

00:50:03.920 and uh I'm checking out my sandwich and the guy in front of me got like two sandwiches a drink 0.99

00:50:11.960 and fries and he tried to ring it up and his card got declined you could obviously tell that this

00:50:16.980 guy was uh not as fortunate as where I was at in my life and I looked at him and he was really

00:50:22.520 stressed because you could tell he just wanted food and so i said you know what i'll take care

00:50:27.020 of it and i paid his meal knowing that i didn't have the rest for my meal oh no now i could easily

00:50:32.900 call my dad obviously everybody's going to say that in the comments section but i didn't because

00:50:36.540 i want to be my own man and so that night i went to bed really hungry and i started crying not

00:50:42.920 because of me because it was the first time in my life when i went to bed starving and i was like

00:50:47.320 man I don't I don't want anybody to deal with this I don't I was hurting from being hungry

00:50:53.760 and I've never had that and so I started crying because I was like dude there's people out there

00:50:58.620 that that have that every night yeah so I call my dad the next morning because I needed because

00:51:04.460 he was going to take his time with it I was like yo I need the cash blah blah and my dad said I

00:51:07.680 hope you learned your lesson and I go yeah next time I'll call you he goes no he goes your lesson

00:51:12.960 is you can never help anybody else

00:51:15.700 until you're established.

00:51:17.760 He's like,

00:51:18.080 you got to have a solid ground.

00:51:20.200 What kind of common sense is that?

00:51:21.480 For you to help somebody else

00:51:22.480 and hurt yourself in the process,

00:51:24.260 he goes,

00:51:24.600 just imagine if you get to a level

00:51:26.760 where you could help 10 of those people.

00:51:29.140 He goes,

00:51:29.820 but you can never hurt yourself

00:51:32.020 in the process of hurting somebody else

00:51:33.780 and helping somebody else.

00:51:34.540 It's a great point.

00:51:35.300 When the airplane's going down,

00:51:36.960 put your mask on first

00:51:38.060 before you sit down.

00:51:40.180 That's what they say.

00:51:41.000 We say that in meetings often. 0.99

00:51:42.180 It's so, it's so true. It's so true. And also it's just, it's

00:51:46.100 there's, there's just so we talk about energy and giving away energy and, and taking care of

00:51:54.200 yourself. A good friend of mine, a bit, a business partner, her husband recently got diagnosed with

00:52:02.180 stage four cancer out of nowhere, out of nowhere. And, and this, and this honestly, and we've had

00:52:08.480 people on the show who have talked about this before and you see it from time to time, you

00:52:11.560 know this person that's having this healthy life and all of a sudden they go to the doctor one day

00:52:14.560 and it's not you have a tumor in your spine or you have a tumor in your brain that we're going

00:52:19.500 to look at operating on you have cancer in your entire body it wasn't detected soon enough you

00:52:25.020 have two months to live bro stefan arneo exactly we had him on this podcast exactly he passed from

00:52:31.400 cancer exactly just like that we didn't find it soon enough we're really sorry now imagine walking

00:52:36.720 out of that hospital, knowing that you just dedicated three years, five years to a pursuit

00:52:45.600 that was not making you happy, that was not fulfilling you because you wanted to help

00:52:49.700 another person or because you didn't want to let someone down or you were pursuing this

00:52:54.400 job that the end goal was money, but it was leaving you unfulfilled or unsatisfied in

00:53:01.540 your life and you felt like you weren't fulfilling your purpose and you walk out of the hospital

00:53:05.120 with a diagnosis that you have a month left and like those kind of stories when people call me

00:53:11.440 and they tell me that like the father of my children has two months left and I'm spending 0.99

00:53:17.840 my days right now with my girls trying to console them it really grounds you back in what the fuck 0.65

00:53:25.820 are you doing with your time here it is so it is so finite and so limited and so fleeting and every 0.93

00:53:33.360 we talk about this a lot every day that goes by, you're just moving closer towards what is

00:53:37.700 inevitable. And, and honestly, like 2020 was a, was a year of, for me of, of hard work of

00:53:44.180 sometimes putting other people, people first, but honestly, like 2021, like my goal is to make

00:53:49.400 myself happy. I just want to be happy and I want to, and I want me to be happy, the people around

00:53:54.360 me to be happy. And that's, that's it. That's gotta be the goal. And it's just, it's just,

00:53:58.880 you have to think about what you are doing with the time that you have here because it's, it's

00:54:02.440 short tomorrow's not promised unless you live to 150 which is uh about to i'm planning i met the

00:54:09.600 guy we're gonna have him on this podcast the guy who's gonna make me live till 150 he guaranteed

00:54:14.660 me it was a guarantee i bought two full sets of first edition pokemon cards from him he's he's

00:54:21.820 coming on this podcast his name's teague and uh he's gonna talk about how he's gonna how he's

00:54:26.200 gonna do that there's ways man i'm gonna call biohackers yeah i've people i brought him to

00:54:30.600 for a reason i think i i he's about two full first edition sex i know he's a smart he's a smart kid

00:54:36.100 he's he's working on that and he's working on is there a great stamp charizard in there michael

00:54:41.600 he's learning he's working on how to garner lithium from salt himself the guy is uh he's he's he's a

00:54:47.540 he's sharp knowledgeable i played golf with him negotiating with him well he was here for five

00:54:53.060 hours negotiating with this guy for pokemon cards five hours dude you smoked him on i gotta say you

00:55:00.080 smoked him on the new I mean we I got him good you know why we got to a point where uh

00:55:07.440 he had a lot less leverage than I did I was in a point where I was I really truly did not give a 0.94

00:55:14.920 fuck best best negotiating position you could ever I didn't care nothing I shouldn't even have

00:55:18.960 been buying those cards it was it was my last like potential purchase and he just was at a 0.97

00:55:24.080 number that was too high I'll tell you like where we started off I think he started off at 300k and

00:55:29.920 i started at 100k you said that's tough at one point you said you said right now we're on i go

00:55:37.120 on earth he goes he said he said yeah i'm in a space i go you're in a space right yeah he goes

00:55:43.020 yeah i'm like okay uh do you know how long it takes to get to mars he's like eight and a half

00:55:47.080 months i was like that's right about 333 days do you know why it takes that long he's like it's

00:55:52.440 pretty far i go it's far right so where we're sitting at this table in encino and mars you

00:55:57.720 know how far that is that's how far we are in this negotiation there's no chance this gets done my

00:56:02.720 friend like it's incredible it's a great and and guess what guess what guess what he agreed to do

00:56:11.920 a tesla giveaway yeah as part of the so we're giving away two teslas christmas tesla giveaway

00:56:16.960 because of pokemon cards i love how managers i love how manager jeff just sits there like news

00:56:22.600 to me i wasn't i know i had no idea about any of this oh but it's but it's also it's also a

00:56:28.960 representative logan of the uh like you were at 100 000 but he was at 300 000 you got the deal

00:56:36.220 done because of the like shifting scale of what influencer is worth like like people people are

00:56:43.040 like i think a logan paul post is worth 150 000 and logan's like i'm telling you it's worth 500 0.95

00:56:51.480 thousand another brand's like man we give them 750 and everybody's just like who gives a fuck

00:56:56.160 it's it's as much as influencer has grown over the past like decade to to to a point where people

00:57:03.340 understand cpms and what the true value is of influencer it's still the wild west yeah influencers

00:57:08.100 are just saying yo you know what it's actually not a ten thousand dollar post it's a hundred

00:57:12.160 thousand dollar post and the brand's like oh shit i really want addison ray to do this post so i'm 0.91

00:57:16.240 to give her 50 times 1.00

00:57:17.900 what we originally bargained on pay.

00:57:19.980 Bro, Mr. Beast gets Super Bowl numbers.

00:57:22.140 Every video, damn near,

00:57:25.360 gets paid maybe a fifth

00:57:28.100 of what Super Bowl commercials cost.

00:57:30.600 It's insane.

00:57:31.400 It's insane we're not there yet.

00:57:32.640 It's unfortunate.

00:57:33.320 We're going to get to where adults,

00:57:35.300 well, when I'm like a full adult,

00:57:37.700 40 years old type thing,

00:57:40.520 I think influencers will be 0.92

00:57:42.560 the next big superstar.

00:57:43.960 Like superstars on the planet.

00:57:46.240 No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

00:57:47.780 They're just not compensated.

00:57:48.200 I'm talking about A-List.

00:57:49.700 Do you know, A-List,

00:57:50.960 do you know some of the social media stars in China,

00:57:54.720 on China's big social media platforms like Weibo?

00:57:58.100 They're bigger than their actors

00:57:59.760 and their singers and musicians.

00:58:01.380 Wait, but hold on, but what's the,

00:58:02.540 we always say this, what's the metric?

00:58:03.920 Because I feel like we're there right now.

00:58:05.800 Who's bigger than Addison Wright?

00:58:06.920 No, no, the metric is the fact

00:58:08.360 that we aren't getting paid what we're worth.

00:58:10.160 Compensation, yeah, yeah.

00:58:11.460 The market hasn't caught up to us.

00:58:13.080 The market and I think...

00:58:15.420 but it's growing quick bro it's fast and well and it's also and it's also deeply rooted in the

00:58:22.120 intelligence of the creator so like well you're right there are some creators are out there that

00:58:28.040 should have made 10 million dollars based on their influence last year and they made 100 0.96

00:58:30.980 because they came out with a fucking product that that went absolutely nuts and so it's still 0.92

00:58:36.380 partially dependent there's no sag there's no sag after there's no there's no uh guidelines on 0.98

00:58:42.920 how things work and so like yo if you put out the right clothing line you might make 30 million

00:58:46.320 next year when you only should have made you know 500,000 you see uh you see Dobrik's businesses

00:58:52.260 yeah which one he's got a couple he's always got a couple i've been meaning to talk about this for

00:58:57.420 a little bit i have some thoughts obviously love david you said it you said uh best like he's

00:59:02.760 potentially one of the best if not the best creator on the internet it's fantastic but uh

00:59:08.220 Yeah, he's got a couple of businesses coming out.

00:59:09.620 He just launched David's Perfume.

00:59:13.020 And then someone I saw on TikTok released trademarks that he's filed, I think.

00:59:18.940 Oh, for an app.

00:59:19.660 He's got an app coming out.

00:59:19.980 For an app called Dispo, short for disposable because he's into disposable games.

00:59:23.120 They got a lot of money for that.

00:59:24.800 They raised $4 million, I think, partially co-founded by Alexis Ohanian, who founded Reddit.

00:59:31.680 And then also filed a trademark for Dobrix Pizza Place.

00:59:36.020 Saw that.

00:59:36.640 Saw that as well.

00:59:37.300 Ghost Kitchen.

00:59:37.840 Dobrix.

00:59:38.220 we got predictions

00:59:39.940 because I got some predictions 0.99

00:59:42.040 and my Quibi predictions were 0.99

00:59:44.700 spot on

00:59:46.360 never seen you talk more like Donald Trump

00:59:48.000 spot on

00:59:49.260 did you guys get that on your end 0.98

00:59:50.800 I told y'all I said Quibi 0.99

00:59:53.760 is not gonna fucking work 1.00

00:59:56.080 it's gonna fail 0.97

00:59:56.660 bro they called it a 1.75 billion dollar experiment 0.97

01:00:00.860 are you fucking kidding me 0.97

01:00:02.240 Greg Lindsay 0.99

01:00:03.640 so why you think

01:00:06.560 some of that money got so really quickly uh video netflix times youtube app quibi we've been

01:00:14.560 talking about this for ages files to disband last week one it had 1.75 billion dollars of infused

01:00:22.840 investor money uh do you think some of that money went back to the investors

01:00:27.160 Jeff saying actors actually

01:00:37.760 Jeff saying a lot of it went back

01:00:39.100 No, no, no, you're right

01:00:41.420 It doesn't make sense

01:00:41.940 What were you saying about you Greg?

01:00:42.980 So I was in a meeting

01:00:44.060 I was pitching some TV shows

01:00:45.480 And they were like

01:00:46.940 Hey, side note

01:00:47.620 This is two years ago

01:00:49.260 They were like

01:00:49.680 We have this thing

01:00:50.620 Blah, blah, blah

01:00:51.060 We're getting in works with them

01:00:52.640 Do you want to pitch it to them?

01:00:55.040 And I was like

01:00:55.500 What is this?

01:00:56.420 And they're like

01:00:57.240 Oh it's short form

01:00:58.660 But it's like shot this way

01:00:59.880 And I literally go

01:01:00.660 I'm gonna stop you right there 0.99

01:01:01.240 Who the fuck's gonna wanna watch 0.99

01:01:02.840 A movie this way 0.99

01:01:04.060 For that long

01:01:04.680 I go

01:01:05.420 They're not

01:01:05.900 I'm like 1.00

01:01:06.200 I can't even get motherfuckers 0.99

01:01:07.120 To watch my IG story 0.99

01:01:08.040 For that long

01:01:08.560 Will you want that to happen

01:01:09.880 Something tells me

01:01:10.460 The formatting

01:01:11.060 Was not the reason

01:01:11.820 For the film

01:01:12.280 Yeah

01:01:12.600 No

01:01:12.880 Because of people

01:01:13.720 This guy who did it

01:01:15.380 People are consuming

01:01:15.600 A lot of vertical video right now

01:01:16.960 The guy who invented it

01:01:18.320 Is killed it in the industry

01:01:19.760 Jeffrey Katzenberg

01:01:20.480 Yeah

01:01:20.660 Killed it

01:01:21.120 Yeah he's a legend

01:01:21.880 This one was a miss

01:01:22.980 Which is crazy

01:01:24.260 It's crazy

01:01:25.080 I mean

01:01:25.540 we met with him dude he's one of the wisest guys I've ever had the pleasure of meeting with um

01:01:29.920 so I don't know what happened here that he was this out of touch if one conversation with me

01:01:36.060 one conversation with me I swear to god by the end of the hour I would have had him second 0.99

01:01:40.580 guessing his 1.7 billion dollar experiment one bro as dumb as I fucking look I feel like I'm 0.99

01:01:47.160 I got it sort of a semi good finger on the pulse when it comes to social media platforms let's 0.99

01:01:51.560 talk about david dobrik's dispo yeah i think i know what it is i think it's like a wasn't it

01:01:59.260 like his like his an instagram right right like a raw it provides the imagery of that of a

01:02:07.340 disposable camera to to post like unfiltered raw that's what it is but it's on your but it's on

01:02:13.340 your iphone yeah they have they have apps that are like that that's why i think it's got it's

01:02:16.980 I think we're assuming

01:02:18.200 We don't know

01:02:18.760 So

01:02:19.420 Well he has an Instagram thing

01:02:20.660 Single use camera

01:02:21.780 On the app store

01:02:22.720 Yeah

01:02:23.100 It's a

01:02:24.880 It's a retro camera

01:02:26.300 Retro camera

01:02:26.940 Waiting periods

01:02:27.700 To an instant 1.00

01:02:28.680 Gratification generation 0.64

01:02:30.100 So yeah 0.90

01:02:31.000 So basically

01:02:31.480 It's a digital form

01:02:32.720 You cannot edit it

01:02:34.160 You can't edit it

01:02:35.140 It's a disposable camera

01:02:35.940 Click it

01:02:36.740 You know what I think 0.99

01:02:37.520 Good fucking luck 0.98

01:02:39.260 You're gonna need it 0.99

01:02:41.520 Like really

01:02:43.140 You're gonna need it

01:02:43.960 Nobody wants to

01:02:44.820 Nobody wants to post

01:02:45.880 Raw photos

01:02:46.720 on a on a on a real handheld tangible disposable camera it's cool you go to the store you develop

01:02:51.560 it it's a process you get look behind us dude we got polarids on the wall it's cool it's artsy

01:02:55.740 we're not uploading those but uh but a platform based solely on that concept i'm telling you 1.00

01:03:02.560 right now i bet all the money in the world it doesn't work granted i'm sure some fucking idiot 0.95

01:03:08.160 is gonna buy it after they acquire one to two million users for a multiple of how much it's 0.99

01:03:13.880 worth but like if one to two million users means it worked that's a no no no no no users in what

01:03:19.100 way every day active users people who download he'll get he'll get two million downloads but

01:03:24.480 what makes a successful app no but that's daily active users that's what makes it that's what

01:03:28.940 makes a billion dollar app but technically based on the west coast model if you get a million

01:03:33.680 downloads you're you're ready for sale there's a lot that's what i'm saying there's a lot of so

01:03:37.300 so someone could buy i could see i could see it being a a good cash grab for everyone involved

01:03:43.860 But as a staple social media platform

01:03:47.080 I'm sorry, I love David

01:03:49.060 I love Alexis Ohaney

01:03:50.060 He was one of the first people I met

01:03:51.180 When I got involved in the social media game

01:03:52.700 It's just, this is not going to work

01:03:54.220 Part of my ignorance

01:03:55.220 I don't know exactly what we're

01:03:57.780 Is this an app where it's like an Instagram

01:03:59.820 And people are posting it

01:04:01.040 Or is this just like an app

01:04:02.180 Where you can take the picture

01:04:03.320 Why can't you just upload it and edit it?

01:04:05.420 It's the first one you said

01:04:06.440 It's a whole different ball 1.00

01:04:08.840 It's like, fuck 1.00

01:04:09.680 Didn't we already just go through this, Joseph? 1.00

01:04:10.820 No, no, no, no

01:04:11.420 He's got questions

01:04:12.280 If I don't know

01:04:13.140 Then definitely people listening are not going to know

01:04:15.080 I thought we just said all this

01:04:16.960 I thought this whole time it was an app

01:04:19.140 That you could like

01:04:19.840 You could take a picture and you could download it to your photos

01:04:22.780 I don't know

01:04:27.220 You get what I'm saying?

01:04:29.700 Just like a disposable app

01:04:31.560 So you could just

01:04:32.520 Making a social media platform

01:04:35.140 So it is a platform

01:04:36.280 It's a miracle

01:04:37.840 I had someone tell me it would make Dobrik a billionaire

01:04:41.060 Well listen

01:04:43.040 it could it could no no no listen i'm not saying i'm not saying this i'm not saying dispo is going

01:04:48.240 to what i'm saying is this and yes and yes it is yes it is a platform how we as you can tell we're

01:04:53.160 not super versed on exactly how said platform works but the the ability to turn an application

01:04:59.740 idea from simply a concept through a couple rounds and into a billion dollar sale is not far

01:05:05.880 is not super far-fetched it's it's really not especially when you have the jet fuel that is

01:05:11.100 one of the biggest creators in the world behind it i i hear i hear i what did you say bro he always

01:05:18.480 plays devil's advocate not this time michael it's impossible but let me but let me hold on

01:05:23.100 but let me but let me finish let me let me finish no let me would you say that tiktok is built off

01:05:30.800 the backs of of successful tiktokers no okay okay let me stop absolutely not absolutely not

01:05:36.780 TikTok is built off of the consumers.

01:05:39.940 Okay, let me just...

01:05:40.780 The users.

01:05:41.340 Everyone can make a TikTok.

01:05:42.840 And through that, I've said it a thousand times,

01:05:45.260 through the massive user base, the layman, the creators arise.

01:05:48.760 Right.

01:05:49.600 Let me finish this point.

01:05:50.780 And I'm not disagreeing with you guys wholeheartedly.

01:05:53.400 All I'm saying is this.

01:05:54.240 What is a disagree?

01:05:55.500 That's on a billion, on the sale price.

01:05:57.500 Okay, I hear you.

01:05:58.840 I hear you.

01:05:59.160 But what I'm saying is it's not completely out of the realm of possibility.

01:06:01.940 Would you say that?

01:06:02.680 Okay.

01:06:02.900 the the difference between an app that fizzles out and doesn't work and an app that sells for

01:06:10.800 a billion dollars is what's called a usp or a differentiating factor all of the apps that have

01:06:16.400 sold for that valuation or for that multiple on the revenue have had something substantial

01:06:23.080 that differentiates everything else ip is is what it encompasses okay but it's just a

01:06:29.440 differentiating character a differentiator usp exactly all of them dramatically different from

01:06:35.900 something else that the market already has the reason that this you know may not be a billion

01:06:42.400 dollar sale to your point is because at the end of the day it seems to be a photo creation curation

01:06:49.420 and sharing application which we already have in instagram and and one of the toughest things to do

01:06:55.400 is raise a billion dollars

01:06:57.440 or sell for a billion dollars

01:06:59.120 in an arena

01:06:59.960 that you are directly competing 1.00

01:07:02.180 against a fucking monster. 1.00

01:07:04.540 A monster. 1.00

01:07:05.220 You have David Dobrik,

01:07:07.460 incredible creator,

01:07:08.900 tons of followers.

01:07:10.120 You are up against the Illuminati.

01:07:11.900 You have taken on the new world order.

01:07:13.960 Did you just switch sides?

01:07:14.960 We were agreeing.

01:07:15.520 No, no, no, no, no.

01:07:16.320 On different things.

01:07:17.720 On different things.

01:07:18.780 I'm not saying it's impossible.

01:07:20.200 I'm just saying it's tough.

01:07:21.040 But like you said,

01:07:22.240 it depends,

01:07:22.760 like who wants to use the product?

01:07:24.900 Who wants to post a raw picture

01:07:26.380 That you took on your iPhone

01:07:27.380 David Dobrik's fans 0.99

01:07:28.860 Not fucking me 1.00

01:07:29.700 David Dobrik's fans 0.99

01:07:30.200 No no not me

01:07:31.520 I still want to grab

01:07:32.480 The disposable real life

01:07:33.500 Go get it developed at the store

01:07:34.440 Which he should

01:07:36.080 Develop a camera

01:07:37.600 He might have already done this

01:07:38.620 That is like a David camera

01:07:41.160 That you don't have to go buy the Kodak

01:07:42.980 But also

01:07:43.920 The issue is this

01:07:45.540 Again I love the kid

01:07:50.200 And I even thought about texting him this 0.99

01:07:52.600 But it's not my fucking business 0.99

01:07:53.780 Well he's gonna hear it now 0.99

01:07:55.080 It's not my business

01:07:57.840 To tell him what his business is

01:07:59.400 It is my business

01:08:00.340 To comment on business

01:08:02.400 Okay

01:08:03.060 Bingo

01:08:03.620 Well done

01:08:04.300 I don't know

01:08:07.440 Who advised him

01:08:08.320 To do David's perfume

01:08:09.400 This is the one

01:08:10.580 You wanted to talk about

01:08:11.300 I have no idea

01:08:12.720 Oh you don't think it's good

01:08:13.580 I'm not

01:08:15.000 I don't know about the product

01:08:16.100 But I mean

01:08:16.960 Georgie who's

01:08:17.560 Who's buying David's perfume

01:08:20.720 Well it's not a

01:08:21.360 It's a cologne

01:08:22.000 It's a cologne

01:08:22.700 But they just

01:08:23.120 Yeah

01:08:23.620 so i just learned about so that's what i'm saying so is it for male or female or both both unisex

01:08:28.520 a unisex cent okay so so so so okay it's hard what is the metric for success on this is it

01:08:38.760 is it gross revenue do you think he made a million dollars selling perfume and is that a success

01:08:43.240 female audience yeah i just don't i just think when you have a creator an amplifier a need step

01:08:52.100 Jeff, please, when you have a creator, an amplifier, a needle mover like David, everything he touches should turn to gold 10 times over and back again.

01:09:02.980 If pointed in the right direction, this kid could make waves beyond waves beyond waves on the biggest scale that any influencer has ever seen.

01:09:13.660 But I'm sorry, a perfume line just doesn't do it for me.

01:09:18.080 It doesn't make sense.

01:09:18.700 I don't really understand the thought that went behind it,

01:09:21.580 especially because I think I saw him promote it

01:09:24.720 maybe once or twice, and that's it.

01:09:28.280 So is it a one-and-done, again, quick cash grab?

01:09:31.620 Which dispo might be as well.

01:09:33.420 You get your users, you sell immediately,

01:09:35.340 and then someone's stuck with an app

01:09:37.300 with two million inactive users.

01:09:39.820 Hold on, hold on.

01:09:41.260 I have to tap out on that and the pizza 1.00

01:09:44.480 because I refuse to talk about shit 0.98

01:09:48.100 that i'm this absolutely just obliteratingly not like sure of like i don't know what he's i don't 0.99

01:09:54.800 even know what he's fucking selling on the perfume side back to back to the dispo thing i want to 0.84

01:09:59.540 read these to correct some of the stuff we've already said so the art of dispo is that they 0.85

01:10:05.180 you take a photo and you have to wait until the next day to see it the photo actually has to

01:10:11.240 develop in the app similarly to a develop a disposable camera so what they're doing here is

01:10:17.480 their u.s pay or p or differentiating factor that they're depending on to separate them from their

01:10:22.180 competitors is delayed gratification in a time when people will not wait for seconds 0.66

01:10:29.940 people will not wait for seconds for fucking anything right now in in 2020 and 2021 now now 0.87

01:10:38.480 What they're betting on 0.97

01:10:41.760 Is David's ability

01:10:43.220 To shift the culture now

01:10:45.600 Now he's not just putting out a product for consumption

01:10:48.020 He's trying to shift the mindset

01:10:50.160 Of Generation Z

01:10:51.520 To wait for 1.00

01:10:53.680 What they want 1.00

01:10:54.840 That is a tough fucking sell 0.99

01:10:58.320 If he was posting as regularly 0.99

01:10:59.900 As he was and his machine was on

01:11:02.020 As we call it

01:11:02.840 My mind might be different

01:11:05.560 My mind might be made up

01:11:06.840 And sway the opposite direction

01:11:08.500 But as you and I know

01:11:09.920 Influencer is not timeless

01:11:12.740 Influencer is not timeless

01:11:14.980 Especially when it comes moving from A to B

01:11:17.420 Has COVID

01:11:18.300 Has COVID infected David's clout levels?

01:11:21.760 No absolutely not

01:11:22.540 Dude you just posted a video on his second channel 0.99

01:11:24.220 Fucking crushing it was a brand deal 0.99

01:11:25.820 That was a question by the way 0.99

01:11:28.860 That was not a statement

01:11:29.560 As long as your content is good

01:11:34.940 So yes and no

01:11:35.960 I mean, bro, Influencer is all about ups and downs.

01:11:39.240 I think he got into a level where he could walk away for a bit.

01:11:42.880 Like you have gotten to that level.

01:11:44.360 Here's another, not moving on, staying on David's pizza thing.

01:11:47.280 I don't know anything about that.

01:11:48.620 I'd want, I'd want more on Dispo and then I'm done for good.

01:11:50.720 I want to say it's already, it's already been downloaded.

01:11:53.700 They didn't give an exact number.

01:11:54.940 This article is from October 8th, earlier this month.

01:11:57.940 It's already been donated, downloaded millions of times.

01:12:01.780 I told you he'll get 2 million downloads. 1.00

01:12:03.280 And so, I mean, if he could get them to use the app, this may not be as easy as the Quibi conversation. 0.99

01:12:12.760 A billion dollars. 0.96

01:12:13.360 Listen, I like the idea of taking a stance, and I said my stance.

01:12:18.560 You know what I'm saying?

01:12:19.320 I'm with you, but you're absolutely right. 0.99

01:12:21.200 Listen, the first offer for fucking Snapchat was a billion dollars. 0.96

01:12:24.100 And listen, that's why everybody. 0.99

01:12:25.820 Bro, Snapchat.

01:12:26.280 Snapchat.

01:12:27.000 It was the biggest app on the planet at the time.

01:12:29.600 Everyone used Snapchat when they got their billion dollar offer.

01:12:32.920 never sold

01:12:33.640 can you imagine

01:12:34.940 not taking that deal

01:12:36.500 how old was

01:12:37.140 what's his name

01:12:37.740 he was 20

01:12:38.500 no I know the IPO

01:12:39.400 I think he was 24

01:12:40.760 he told Mark Zuckerberg

01:12:42.200 no to 3-4 billion dollars

01:12:44.200 oh the second

01:12:45.000 the second offer

01:12:45.960 yeah

01:12:46.260 what were you gonna say

01:12:47.260 about the pizza

01:12:47.720 George

01:12:48.580 I think David

01:12:51.320 has his own

01:12:52.220 style and taste

01:12:53.700 so

01:12:54.300 people

01:12:55.160 have mentioned this

01:12:56.320 many many times

01:12:57.180 online

01:12:57.520 like oh this is

01:12:58.160 David's version

01:12:58.640 this is David's

01:12:59.320 blah blah blah

01:12:59.660 I don't know about

01:13:00.500 the perfume

01:13:01.040 and I don't know

01:13:01.800 about this app 0.71

01:13:02.380 But I know, I don't know anything about what you just said about the pizza, but when you said pizza, and I imagined he's opening up a chain of like a pizza restaurant, or maybe like those frozen pizza things, I would go out and fucking taste his pizza.

01:13:16.420 I would want to know what this is.

01:13:17.820 And if it was good, I think that's where he's going to be sitting on a bag.

01:13:21.020 I think it might be D to C pizza.

01:13:23.680 No, that's what I'm getting at.

01:13:25.580 So once again, I'll go back to the computer.

01:13:26.700 Direct-to-consumer frozen pizza.

01:13:28.200 So you go on Postmates.

01:13:30.900 Postmates.

01:13:32.380 Postmates

01:13:33.060 Or

01:13:33.560 Or the Dysmo app

01:13:35.820 Imagine he started rolling them together 0.96

01:13:38.780 Also what the fuck do I know dude 0.95

01:13:40.120 The kid just bought a 10 million dollar house 0.98

01:13:41.520 He's clearly doing well

01:13:42.540 You don't need my advice

01:13:45.560 This is all conversational

01:13:48.500 This is all conversational

01:13:49.820 We can take it

01:13:51.400 Bro listen

01:13:52.180 Let me ask you a question

01:13:53.420 No

01:13:54.000 Is that your answer?

01:13:55.880 No

01:13:55.980 Let me ask you a question

01:13:56.940 Just to solidify this

01:13:58.580 So everyone understands our intent

01:13:59.760 Do you want David Dobrik to sell Dispo for a billion dollars?

01:14:03.540 Yes 0.94

01:14:03.700 Abso-fucking-lutely I do 0.96

01:14:05.240 I want him to sell it for two billion dollars 0.95

01:14:07.160 We are simply having a conversation here about these things

01:14:10.700 And I wish this

01:14:13.320 Since this one is business related

01:14:14.520 I wish I had been able to do a little more research

01:14:15.980 I didn't know this was about to come up

01:14:17.160 But

01:14:17.360 US trademark

01:14:20.440 Dobrik's pizza in three different categories

01:14:23.180 Restaurant services

01:14:24.120 Frozen pizza and clothing

01:14:25.580 DD IP Holdings as the filing company

01:14:29.660 trying to find some stuff anyways my guess is we just saw this happen with

01:14:36.100 taiga bites what using taiga bites so taiga put out yeah we've seen it before and we just saw it

01:14:42.500 also with our friend father kels who put out his father's foods taiga bites yep they're from the

01:14:48.260 rapper yep they're chicken nuggets what if it's too hot it's like and marshmallow marshmallow did

01:14:53.920 uh that's different so so the the three the reason these three are similar is because they

01:14:57.880 utilize what are called ghost kitchens in certain cities and so if you order taiga bites through

01:15:03.000 postmates there's a kitchen that is not branded they make taiga bites they make david's pizza

01:15:09.020 they make all these different things and the food simply comes from there there's no brick

01:15:12.600 and mortar infrastructure needed it may be you gotta taste this pizza because the wall burgers 1.00

01:15:18.420 did this with wall burgers like with the right partners you know marshmallows shit shit i you 0.97

01:15:23.960 know i don't know i don't know it's a lot of pizza places in the world it's tricky it's tricky when 0.98

01:15:30.940 you're going up against the it's tricky when you're going up against the biggest the biggest

01:15:35.080 retailers and social media platforms ever that's that is hard it's i think it's much easier to

01:15:41.060 fulfill a need that hasn't been fulfilled yet i don't know what it is no it's not no it's not

01:15:44.880 because that's the multi-billion dollar thing but if if you can figure that out bingo i don't know

01:15:49.860 what it is and i i kind of want to say this on record so that way i can look back at it uh but

01:15:53.960 i have a the biggest feeling that this pizza thing is going to be ginormous i don't know what it is

01:15:58.780 i have no idea why i feel like this pizza holy shit look look look caleb caleb look look what's 0.99

01:16:04.220 coming in holy no no fucking way oh my god is that a giant mouth oh my god 0.99

01:16:13.380 Y'all know who David Cho is 0.92

01:16:17.540 We'll wrap up the podcast here

01:16:19.260 Potentially the coolest dude on the planet

01:16:21.640 I was turned on to him

01:16:23.440 From a Joe Rogan podcast

01:16:25.160 Hey Mill can you get Kev to film

01:16:27.100 I was turned on to a Joe Rogan podcast

01:16:30.460 And I DM'd him

01:16:31.500 And I was like yo

01:16:32.020 Who are you

01:16:33.820 Like I love you

01:16:34.500 Whatever

01:16:35.060 And then we kind of just like

01:16:36.000 Stay in touch here and there

01:16:36.740 He's the guy

01:16:37.600 Who instead of

01:16:38.540 Getting paid $60,000

01:16:39.940 For painting a mural

01:16:40.940 He's that guy at Facebook

01:16:42.420 Yes, he took the stocks and made $150 million for his painting.

01:16:46.880 Kevin, can you shoot this?

01:16:48.040 Bro, we've been just texting back and forth,

01:16:50.760 and he's like, yo, this Pokemon stuff's crazy.

01:16:52.800 And I said, yeah, I'm trying to find a geneticist

01:16:57.320 to turn me into a real-life Charizard.

01:16:59.220 He goes, I got one for you.

01:17:01.840 I know a costume designer who's going to build you a Charizard costume.

01:17:04.740 What are your dimensions?

01:17:05.980 And I was like, what?

01:17:07.480 And I think I just saw this thing roll up.

01:17:09.620 And it is.

01:17:10.760 Kevin, it's big, right?

01:17:11.680 I didn't realize

01:17:12.820 He was gonna be this big

01:17:13.820 He told me he was gonna

01:17:14.700 Put a flamethrower in the tail

01:17:15.680 But he didn't have enough time

01:17:16.480 You

01:17:16.680 I feel like you're 0.99

01:17:18.340 Blue ball in the entire audience 0.98

01:17:20.040 With that 1.00

01:17:20.400 Shit way of telling that story 1.00

01:17:22.260 Can you 1.00

01:17:22.640 Can you summarize it

01:17:23.600 One more time

01:17:24.020 David Cho

01:17:24.820 He's a professional artist

01:17:26.440 World traveling

01:17:27.800 Just the Facebook part

01:17:29.020 Oh

01:17:29.280 Okay

01:17:30.180 So he went up to Facebook

01:17:31.480 And Facebook hired him

01:17:33.280 To paint a big mural

01:17:35.320 On the early

01:17:36.340 I think it was

01:17:37.180 One of the first

01:17:37.880 Facebook HQ buildings

01:17:39.280 And

01:17:40.000 Was it

01:17:41.080 was it

01:17:41.820 who offered him

01:17:42.940 I thought it was directly

01:17:43.840 from Mark Jeff

01:17:44.560 no it wasn't

01:17:45.100 I wasn't

01:17:45.600 I thought it was

01:17:46.020 who's the

01:17:47.080 who's the music guy

01:17:48.800 oh Sean Parker

01:17:50.980 Sean Parker

01:17:51.400 I think Sean Parker

01:17:52.100 was like

01:17:52.440 hey

01:17:52.840 you know your fee's 60k

01:17:54.260 or you can take stock options

01:17:55.580 David Cho took stock options

01:17:58.140 he made 150 million dollars

01:18:02.000 are you kidding me

01:18:03.440 oh my god

01:18:07.320 no 0.99

01:18:08.400 fucking way dude 0.99

01:18:12.020 he really made 0.99

01:18:14.000 a Charizard costume

01:18:15.560 is he here or someone from his team here

01:18:18.000 oh my god 0.60

01:18:21.600 bro that's insane

01:18:22.500 wait I didn't know y'all were gonna go this hard

01:18:25.720 that's insane

01:18:27.880 yeah yeah

01:18:29.640 let's take it out just be careful

01:18:31.320 if it breaks I'll cry

01:18:32.800 are there scissors right there

01:18:34.180 dude look at the head

01:18:36.660 Look at the head

01:18:38.800 That's incredible

01:18:39.460 That's incredible

01:18:41.200 Yo this guy's a

01:18:44.480 This guy's a god

01:18:45.700 Is that a PSA 10?

01:18:46.980 That's a PSA 10

01:18:47.860 First edition Charizard

01:18:48.740 This is

01:18:49.480 This is actually

01:18:51.120 Actually insane

01:18:52.700 Is this your favorite Pokemon?

01:18:54.960 Now he is

01:18:55.680 Would you consider getting into it right now?

01:18:58.660 No no no

01:18:59.440 We gotta save that content for the Maverick Club

01:19:01.180 Let's go

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Impaulsive with Logan Paul - October 27, 2020

E229 David Dobrik's Perfume Makes No Scents

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