Impaulsive with Logan Paul - September 06, 2022


E342 Roman Atwood On Quitting YouTube, Surviving Stalker FBI Raid, Having 3 Wives

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E341 Logan Paul’s Message To Andrew Tate and KSI E343 Roman Reigns Embarrasses Logan Paul, Reveals John Cena Beef & Fighting The Rock

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1 hour and 13 minutes

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00:02:12.680 We didn't quit YouTube.
00:02:14.120 We were told to get off YouTube.
00:02:16.880 Yeah, by the FBI.
00:02:18.480 Yeah, this is legit.
00:02:28.280 Why are you doing that?
00:02:29.560 why are you looking at yourself like that making sure i don't look i hate when i hate when prepping
00:02:34.380 training wrestling logan turns back into fashionista logan with the prada jacket 0.99
00:02:39.300 especially when a fellow ohioan is coming uh come on don't even get me started you're a sicko
00:02:47.160 smile more we have a great guest today i see what you did there and i like it welcome back
00:02:51.440 to impulsive the number one podcast in the world thank you guys for listening watching viewing and
00:02:54.300 subscribing the channel's flying and we love it we'd love that you guys give us your time
00:02:59.340 every week and for those of you who are subscribed thank you but i think 50 of the people who watch
00:03:04.880 our videos aren't actually why are they why who are these people who they stumble upon the video
00:03:11.340 like this looks interesting it's free like it's literally free the button hit it it says subscribe
00:03:17.540 click it right now and one of the people weirdly today that we're saying this who clicks the
00:03:22.260 subscribe button on today's video will be winning ten thousand dollars in usd yeah that's a lot he's
00:03:28.900 lying that is not true what if somebody clicked and they just unclicked because they got so mad
00:03:34.240 no that's what they do they're crafty i've been starting a lot of trouble lately i know i'm ready
00:03:38.820 for it it's your deal mark you get old all of a sudden you want to smoke with everyone you just
00:03:42.280 said earlier that on the last episode that jj ksi at 29 has all life ahead of him i'm 37 it's not
00:03:50.180 that different thanks milton made a noise oh my god should we bring on the guest i don't know if
00:03:58.420 i want to bullshit with you guys for that long yeah yep this guy this guy's important 0.51
00:04:02.520 this guy's very important well even more preface before that this this guest 0.90
00:04:07.040 has been one of the most sought after desired commented on wanted guests in the history of
00:04:17.200 this entire show and we've we've tried tried we've tried so long and we locked him in a couple
00:04:24.420 times but it just fell through but we finally have him we are here in nashville tennessee this is a
00:04:30.360 youtube legend he's he's back he's back after a long break we've missed him the internet has
00:04:36.300 missed him ladies and gentlemen gentlemen i give you roman atwood wow finally finally finally
00:04:43.960 oh don't don't forget to high five george don't forget to have this goes can go very badly
00:04:49.700 Every comment
00:04:50.980 I'm no longer smiling anymore
00:04:54.000 I was waiting to go through the table
00:04:56.180 After watching Logan's performance last night
00:04:58.540 Epic
00:04:59.400 And I've been staring at this for a long time
00:05:02.600 Get your hands on some ice pop
00:05:03.920 Have you tried prime obviously
00:05:05.460 Yeah I have all the primes but I don't have this
00:05:06.900 You have not tried ice pop
00:05:09.160 They're saying it's the best flavor 0.99
00:05:10.800 I've been told to rename it sex in the mouth 0.95
00:05:13.760 After that intro you gave me 0.97
00:05:15.560 Best flavor
00:05:16.480 Thanks Roman
00:05:19.340 It's like I paid for that. 0.62
00:05:20.400 Holy cow.
00:05:21.180 Dude, I'm so stoked to have you on the podcast.
00:05:23.800 Finally.
00:05:24.840 Look, it's an honor to be here, man.
00:05:27.340 Stop it.
00:05:28.220 Stop it.
00:05:29.140 Can I say something real quick?
00:05:30.840 Sure.
00:05:31.040 Because I've never, ever got to say this in my whole life.
00:05:34.700 Welcome to the number one podcast.
00:05:38.080 Let's go.
00:05:39.540 Look, it's data.
00:05:40.700 It's data.
00:05:41.860 It's facts.
00:05:42.500 When you talk about stats and facts, talk about impulsive.
00:05:45.640 You're amazing.
00:05:46.440 You came to Nashville for SummerSlam.
00:05:49.220 For you, man.
00:05:50.540 The kids have never seen it.
00:05:51.860 We've never been to WWE.
00:05:53.420 Ever.
00:05:54.040 Ever.
00:05:54.560 Wow.
00:05:55.020 Ever.
00:05:55.700 I got to tell you, that's a strange first event.
00:05:58.980 It is.
00:06:00.320 Because the fan base is so loyal.
00:06:03.740 Everyone around me is commentating on every aspect of the show.
00:06:06.520 I have no clue what's going on.
00:06:07.860 At all.
00:06:08.540 Yeah.
00:06:09.000 And they know everything.
00:06:10.220 They do the chants.
00:06:11.400 They pick their favorite characters.
00:06:13.600 Yeah.
00:06:13.860 And they roll with them.
00:06:14.840 The fandom is incredible.
00:06:16.020 And it is new to me, too.
00:06:17.160 You understand?
00:06:17.760 I'm having the same reaction as you.
00:06:19.220 you know all of us are we're like yo this isn't this is interesting they get so invested into
00:06:23.980 the storyline yes it's a little strange at first like i say but man i can see the energy i can see
00:06:28.940 the vibe the wd they go so big yeah fireworks and tractors and logan paul's dude crazy brock
00:06:36.720 lesnar picked up the ring with a tractor yeah sending roman reigns flying down a 45 degree
00:06:43.500 decline absurd they go so hard it's why i love it they're edgy you know they push
00:06:48.640 yeah dude well um i appreciate that you came to support me because uh for those of you who
00:06:54.800 don't know you've supported me for a very very very long time before i was ever even really
00:07:02.640 notable you're from ohio yes sir like myself we've always bonded over that and your youtube
00:07:09.140 career has been prolific and you set the bar so high so early and a lot of people including myself
00:07:13.600 modeled their careers after you and so when you invited us to your house to come hang out and
00:07:18.580 make videos you know we drove to the middle of nowhere literally actually you pulled up beside
00:07:24.280 me and you looked worried before we got to the house roman i was concerned yeah you were not a
00:07:28.800 joke you live in the middle of nowhere yeah it's true yeah i well i moved out there thinking nobody
00:07:34.500 would find me you know like this is a great place yeah nope yeah i want to get into this yeah i mean
00:07:42.840 do we do it yeah right now yeah so do whatever you want so many different ways but that was was
00:07:47.740 that your first youtube video i think so man that's crazy that was like my first attempt to
00:07:52.920 like try to make a kind of good youtube video from vine you know if that's how long ago we're
00:07:56.860 talking y'all i was i had to be 19 you were young blood man yeah yeah yeah yeah and you were running
00:08:04.180 youtube at the time i had a good yeah a good good thing going just to add to it also the first time
00:08:10.680 i ever met you ever was with him oh my god that's the first time meeting logan too ever it was like
00:08:18.860 in person at travis pastrana yeah so it was the first time i ever met him and i and you were there
00:08:24.320 and we had this you know magical weekend of smashing shit and jumping off stuff and and now
00:08:30.680 look at us dude and just and just to echo i mean dude like you're you're you have always been so 0.93
00:08:36.400 fucking supportive bro you have you have been just incredible to to even call a colleague or
00:08:42.200 a person in the same space and anything i ever needed or a little hype or a little encouragement 0.99
00:08:46.860 or confidence boost you always you always offered it bro so so i want to i want to kind of pivot
00:08:51.960 back and forth you you had the daily vlogs and the family channel on lock how long did you daily
00:08:58.380 vlog for i think it's about five years yeah that is that is i mean i missed some days i think
00:09:04.940 without missing a day it's probably like almost 600 500 that's so long man you so you got me beat
00:09:10.060 by a lot yeah but but you set the tone for youtube because that format became the format right yeah
00:09:16.080 and it's like i didn't start it i just had a great thing going i i think i i was the only one
00:09:20.200 capitalizing on this country grown family dad like everybody was going to la everybody was filming
00:09:27.200 the same vlogs on the same streets and i had that opportunity and and i was like nobody's the tim
00:09:33.180 allen of youtube nobody's like the guy that's in his backyard with his kids and his wife and his
00:09:38.360 dogs and that i don't know i think i think i just jumped on that and i also went i went from rated
00:09:44.340 r to pg that was a huge jump yeah scary jump yeah because my whole career was rated r yeah and then
00:09:50.280 all of a sudden i went boom clean no more language safe for kids safe for mom and dad safe for
00:09:56.180 grandma and it ended up you know five times in my rated r content it is funny how being clean
00:10:05.200 not cursing and keeping it pg can expand your audience in such a big way it's such a double
00:10:10.140 edged sword because i'm not very funny pg like i'm funnier if i can drop the f-bomb you know
00:10:17.040 i can i can be more edgy pg was tough for me is instantly dad jokes everything clean
00:10:24.040 I literally just
00:10:26.420 I just got done telling Logan about this
00:10:28.300 I always talk about Jesus
00:10:30.440 I'm not bringing it up right now
00:10:31.740 I love it I'll talk to Jesus all day
00:10:33.720 and there's only one comment that destroys my soul
00:10:36.300 one it's like how do you talk like that 1.00
00:10:38.200 and then talk about that and I was like ah fuck 1.00
00:10:40.400 and then I say shit like that 1.00
00:10:41.860 I get mad but my thing was like 0.98
00:10:44.360 it's always about intent my soul 1.00
00:10:45.880 I'm not like going across the street and be like yo fuck you 0.99
00:10:48.480 to some dude like it's always like a little 1.00
00:10:50.340 like play
00:10:50.760 I think it's like no swearing in my
00:10:53.900 the way I perceived it
00:10:54.960 is like
00:10:55.260 swearing from your heart
00:10:56.080 so if I swear at you
00:10:57.000 like in a bad way
00:10:58.520 that's how I saw it
00:10:59.700 but
00:11:00.200 now I'm kind of like
00:11:01.720 you know
00:11:02.040 I'm on a platform
00:11:02.760 where I'm trying to set an example
00:11:03.820 so I actually just
00:11:05.140 this week
00:11:05.860 I'm trying to like
00:11:06.920 stop swearing
00:11:07.700 not even on the platform
00:11:09.000 in my actual real life
00:11:10.700 you dropped a couple there
00:11:12.900 no I know
00:11:13.560 it's gonna be hard bro
00:11:14.980 it just flies off my tongue
00:11:16.400 I know the concept though
00:11:17.240 a clean mouth
00:11:18.380 is a clean heart
00:11:19.140 yeah
00:11:19.560 basically
00:11:20.020 but also at the end of the day
00:11:22.140 I feel like you have to do
00:11:23.080 whatever is most often like like if somebody came to me and they were like yo mike we have this
00:11:26.720 opportunity for you family channel pg content we're gonna move you to ohio we're gonna set you
00:11:31.420 up with a couple tractors a couple kids we're gonna need you to stop swearing stop talking 0.52
00:11:34.760 about porn stars and smoking crack i can't even do it like bro i swear to you i can crack maybe 0.68
00:11:40.520 got that one but but like i don't know if i could do it they're like yo we have a huge disney
00:11:46.000 sponsorship for you it would never work yeah so the real thing for me is that was me i my kids
00:11:51.000 were hitting an age where i was like man i don't know if i want to you know it was just real it was
00:11:54.640 authentic i'd have to fake it i didn't have to act like the wild guys it was actually just me i was
00:11:59.540 just a chill dude because before that your more r-rated stuff you ran the prank game yeah man
00:12:05.020 that's the big roman explosion at first no yeah yeah i started in sketches like real edgy
00:12:10.860 controversial sketches yeah for two years dude they were they were terrible they sucked and the
00:12:16.300 pranks started to surpass that what were some of your most viewed pranks like these are videos
00:12:20.700 you've seen have access to the internet and you forget that roman was the one that made it so i
00:12:25.060 had a lot of big ones that went viral like the the peeing in front of cops i was like the first
00:12:29.900 youtuber to prank police and i was like i'm gonna capitalize on police i want to make money off
00:12:34.520 police who does that but i had this niche that i could do it legally um and that was the the
00:12:40.480 rarity nobody was doing it and all the pranksters on youtube at that time were family friendly
00:12:43.880 so we were pranking cops and getting arrested and it was so edgy it was easy um but i but i but i
00:12:51.460 saw pranks coming to an end as well and we had a great run with pranks but the p prank the prank
00:12:56.180 that changed my life was the ball pit video where i filled my house with ball yeah yeah crazy and
00:13:02.340 that was a wild one that was a lot a lot of people don't know that was for nissan i made that video
00:13:06.460 for nissan for the super bowl and um like two days before the video went up nissan hits me up
00:13:13.040 and they're like hey we want a nissan logo on this video somewhere and that wasn't the deal
00:13:16.720 i was like guys you gotta trust me this video is gonna go viral because it doesn't say nissan
00:13:21.560 nissan can do anything but a guy in his living room with his family this is gonna go viral yeah
00:13:26.500 huge heated fight for two days um i eventually said keep all your money i'm gonna just post my
00:13:33.260 video which was huge because they had to pay me no matter what and then like hail mary manager
00:13:38.620 calls me he's like dude they want to pay you they just want to post it in a week on their channel
00:13:43.540 and i was like bad idea it's gonna go viral it's gonna be dead in a week and i was like as a joke
00:13:49.040 throwing a nissan gtr2 30 minutes later they're like done done done no way video goes up it's
00:13:57.500 one of my most viral videos you know one of those hundred millers and uh big heads of nissan were
00:14:04.660 fired they were threatened to blacklist me like it was a heated heated like weird like they just
00:14:12.380 didn't listen they didn't listen to me you were you were part of that generation though where 1.00
00:14:16.360 now brands have to trust the organic nature of the creator yeah because because of the shit you 0.95
00:14:22.940 went through when trying to work with you know these big corporations that's my biggest thing 0.61
00:14:26.520 on the phone was you hired me you have to trust me wild last days of branding i mean i worked with
00:14:31.720 i'm sure i met you through lovesack and i and we we had that down pat from the start i never told
00:14:37.560 anybody what to do i mean we had ideas but you guys ran the show and that now every brand knows
00:14:42.880 that's the only way to do it you know is it crazy to you how man you filled your house with with
00:14:48.660 these balls no and now like that type of content is so regular it's every day you know yeah it's
00:14:56.580 the thing is when i did that it was so hard for me i remember fronting 40 grand at that time i was
00:15:02.700 like i never paid 40 grand for anything 40 grand for like 20 000 little balls yeah man so it was
00:15:09.720 like a huge front i was shooting this video no matter what and it did change my career because
00:15:13.260 that that put me in at that time it was like the highest uh highest viewed super bowl ad of all
00:15:18.300 time ever created by an influencer so i had every big brand in the world wanting to work with me
00:15:23.940 and it was just at that point it was just like brand money just pouring in yeah it was good
00:15:28.180 then and then i remember he tp'd howie mandel's house which was a massive video right how he's
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00:15:38.300 been i sounded like gp for a second there we've been on the road for what two weeks now sure the
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00:16:41.480 you the merch baby smile more was so good yeah and i was i was kind of still early in the merch
00:16:48.840 game for youtubers yep you know i was like and everybody was using like a spread shirt and
00:16:54.420 teespring and i was like i'm gonna do this in my basement yeah brit and i started in my living room
00:16:59.740 and weren't you packaging yourself and packaging and shipping for yourself every order ever did
00:17:05.320 you hire your brother or i thought you hired like your family to to go into the garage lots of family
00:17:12.920 members yeah yeah for a while yeah it was like three shifts yeah it was crazy it was worth it
00:17:19.120 yeah it was cool you cashed out we did like 700 000 orders what is that gross
00:17:25.680 it was over 20 million yeah somewhere around there i remember because you were doing it right
00:17:32.480 and i was just starting youtube and i was like merch is so much work like is there really that
00:17:37.060 much money in it and you're like dude trust me and then jake started doing it first and he's like
00:17:42.280 y'all these merch numbers are insane yeah yeah we learned a lot late too we we could have
00:17:48.540 capitalized even more early but you know we do it ourselves and uh it was so fun to do as a family
00:17:53.940 keep it small keep it all that's kind of my motto and uh just getting to grow it and the viewers
00:17:59.720 supporting your they get to watch me every day grow it yeah so it wasn't like i was handing it
00:18:05.140 out plus the message you you really you really mean that you really want people to smile more
00:18:10.000 are you smiling more is it always is it harder to be positive sometimes well i mean i think the
00:18:15.880 smile can be great camouflage too it's a little risky um but you know smile more those two words
00:18:22.000 came about when i was working in the factory yeah like like almost 30 year old 30 years old with
00:18:27.980 with very little to show crying like depressed and i would just i would just trick myself
00:18:34.360 smile more get over it and you'd be surprised how quick you can switch off that depression he's huge
00:18:40.460 on that massive yeah because it's not because it's not just what it does for you but it's what
00:18:44.120 it does for other people that are around you so it helped me so much for many years that i was like
00:18:49.220 maybe i'll just say this at the end of one of my videos and and i didn't come out with merch for
00:18:53.380 a while it was when i started getting requests for merch i was like i'll put smile more on a t-shirt
00:18:57.620 and then brit was handwriting like six orders a day and they you're smiling more when you saw that
00:19:02.460 check it's cool man but but it was uh it was just a great venture um on top of youtube and the other
00:19:10.020 revenue streams for sure and to this day i tell all influencers like i have so many buddies
00:19:15.540 killing it with no merch what are you doing yeah money left on the table 100 yeah well also i think
00:19:22.440 influencers often get trapped in trying to create a brand that is a reach for them or or just not
00:19:29.980 cool not familiar or relatable smile more is is strong yeah it's a strong brand grandma can wear
00:19:35.900 it yeah little billy can wear it yeah and especially now man it's it's it's it's funny 0.96
00:19:40.220 in the same way that the you know i filled my pool with orbeez i filled my house with balls
00:19:44.740 got outdated merch right now is so saturated creators are having a much harder time trying
00:19:50.720 to sell merch and making numbers like like you know we used to yeah well i think people are still
00:19:56.420 putting their name on a shirt but if you're not besides mr beast yeah yeah but mr beast is way
00:20:04.000 cooler than his name you know um yeah smile more was a brand outside of roman atwood was my goal
00:20:11.380 yeah you know somebody somebody could buy that t-shirt without knowing who i was that was my
00:20:15.400 original goal day one yeah wild and then and then and then you mentioned working in the factory
00:20:20.320 because your come up was insane yeah almost 30 years old and you decided to make this pivot to
00:20:25.020 youtube and then i know you met someone very important that changed your life in a big way
00:20:28.980 lots of people uh uh ended up burying your children yeah man brit is here i wish she'd
00:20:35.000 just step in and sit beside me for a second do you want to drop it the you're way better looking
00:20:40.240 than me you're way better looking than me george is lonely over here and i could i could even get
00:20:45.280 up and give you this whole entire microphone no no no she she met you right when you know
00:20:51.640 started from the bottom type situation yeah we actually started the very first youtube channel
00:20:55.900 together day one first video yeah yeah man so probably three years losing money on youtube
00:21:02.420 working in factories she was working in dental and uh yeah it was like i feel like it's like two
00:21:07.380 and a half three years before we ever made like a dollar on youtube yeah yeah it was like 58 cents
00:21:12.640 was my first my first check what what was it about your operation that made her want to believe in it
00:21:20.060 was it was it just the power of love i think we were just fascinated with each other and just
00:21:26.280 connected at the hips or whatever she did i was in whatever i did and and to this day dude to this
00:21:31.860 day we we do everything 24 7 together like it's disturbing to most people like nobody can do
00:21:38.120 anything with me because she's with me no yeah my buddy's only hit me up anymore she's like friend
00:21:42.380 best friend soulmate i i 20 minutes without her i'm texting her i miss you yeah that's amazing
00:21:48.180 it's it's scary and you're not mormon i am mormon yeah i actually am yeah yeah we are
00:21:53.960 yeah are you really yeah oh okay i was like oh my gosh wait what does that have to do with love
00:21:58.720 are you what does that have to do with love yeah yeah we are that's a very mormon quality
00:22:02.960 i think so but i wasn't mormon when we met whoa yeah who who is mormon was she mormon you're not 1.00
00:22:11.440 fuck with me no no she's we're mormon together now we you're fucking with me you're you're 1.00
00:22:17.660 pranking me you're pranking me what do you what what does that have to do with love for a mormon 1.00
00:22:22.160 but you weren't mormon when you met so who converted so all right here's this i'll give
00:22:27.340 you a real story it's something i've never told because i 13 years on youtube yep no religion
00:22:33.220 no politics so i'm gonna break out of it break out of the box for you here we go
00:22:38.280 Wow.
00:22:39.440 I've always been religious.
00:22:41.640 I'm never part of any actual church.
00:22:44.380 I've been to almost all churches, from Catholic to apostolic to, you know, you name it.
00:22:50.860 When I was a young, I don't know, 14, 15, my mother and father joined the LDS, Mormon Church.
00:23:00.120 It's not even Mormon anymore.
00:23:01.540 Yeah.
00:23:02.160 Mormon has such a bad rep that I think everybody likes to avoid it. 0.98
00:23:06.420 But mom and dad joined when I was young and I seen them change tremendously from drinking, smoking, partying to like, boom, off switch, family, raising kids the best they could.
00:23:20.320 Just being a good example.
00:23:23.480 About three plus years ago, my mother passed away.
00:23:30.120 We were all on vacation.
00:23:32.040 She's on a scooter.
00:23:33.140 She literally falls off a scooter, passes away on the spot.
00:23:35.940 i couldn't believe that devastated that that incident pulled britney and i both without
00:23:44.600 ever talking to each other about it to church we weren't going to join a church we just had to be
00:23:50.780 part of this this this this thing that my mother was a part of like i something in my head was like
00:23:57.120 this is what she wants for me and when we kept we just kept naturally going it was so heavy on my
00:24:02.940 man. Like it gave me so much hope and joy. My mom's passing was easier. My life became easier.
00:24:08.540 I had more joy than I ever found skydiving in Dubai or a successful YouTube channel or all the
00:24:14.440 money that I could ever want in a bank account. I had more joy following Jesus than I had with
00:24:20.500 all of the world combined. And I couldn't deny it anymore. I couldn't deny it to the point
00:24:26.520 where we started having missionaries over and and it felt so good to us that we we joined and um
00:24:34.980 we both were baptized together same day and uh we've been uh just trying to live as good humans
00:24:42.420 man that's it like we don't go we don't we're not too deep into the church but we enjoy going and
00:24:48.200 we just i don't know man dude i am so happy for you what an unexpected twist dude i said it because
00:24:55.860 the way you light up
00:24:58.040 and the way you're describing your
00:25:00.140 relationship with people you love and especially
00:25:01.980 her your wife is
00:25:04.080 so rich and I 1.00
00:25:05.740 often get that vibe from Mormon 0.96
00:25:08.060 people yeah what is it about that
00:25:10.080 because even before we joined the church you're
00:25:11.960 100% right like I can almost
00:25:13.920 meet someone they're Mormon almost
00:25:15.520 like are we just happy
00:25:17.400 like just genuine
00:25:20.300 there's like a
00:25:21.540 brightness in your eyes
00:25:23.440 this is weird like what i just told you there's this joy that i've found in my life outside of
00:25:29.040 of the world you know like i've done cool things in my career in my life like you are right now and
00:25:34.780 to find something that outweighs that is crazy doesn't doesn't lds have like a a certain level
00:25:41.160 of like simplicity involved in it like no booze can you drink coffee no i don't know i don't know
00:25:48.140 if you yeah the idea is that like nothing that you could become addicted to so coffee is something
00:25:53.020 that people are addicted to so i guess what i'm getting at with that question is like when you
00:25:56.880 remove a lot of life's like little luxuries or addictions or complications or uh you know
00:26:03.520 distractions that simplicity oftentimes does bring an air of happiness and and and ease to
00:26:09.720 your life and so like i can see that being exhibited in the you know personalities and
00:26:14.800 persons of that church and that way of thinking you know yeah it's interesting it's still very
00:26:18.920 new to us as well um you know we're learning a lot i've got three wives now which is awesome
00:26:24.380 i want you to say it's a prank bro right now yeah no um you know what it's something that
00:26:33.720 we've never spoke about but i'm happy to it's um it's just a joy we found and i'm at a point
00:26:38.660 in my life where uh you know i i'm chasing that family joy now like i really want my kids to have
00:26:45.440 most incredible life um and that's it's another reason i brought them this weekend i don't include
00:26:50.920 them enough into my career and what we do and i was like it was hard for me not to bring them here
00:26:55.960 today on set i was like i don't know about these guys man keep my keep my little innocence away 0.97
00:27:01.940 too much we are not mormon no it's awesome we are scumbags i didn't want to pop up i didn't 0.70
00:27:08.740 want to pop up the brit topic too fast either because she's obviously been a massive part of
00:27:12.880 all this um working along people that you love or are friends with is an incredible obstacle
00:27:18.500 sometimes it can be very tough um has is it always easy for you guys do you ever find yourselves in
00:27:23.160 situations where you're like wow this is this is too much no it's the weirdest gift that we have
00:27:27.920 dude we're obsessed with each other in every way dude it's it's i was just telling her like
00:27:33.480 like no matter how old i live even if it's an old man it won't be enough time with her like that's
00:27:39.020 how i truly feel and i and i worry about this so sweet i have these worries that like no matter
00:27:44.200 how much time i have won't be enough and i'm praying that i'll have her in the next life dude
00:27:49.660 oh my gosh it's true man y'all are really the king and queen of you i don't know man we just
00:27:55.160 like like actually we have this like um it's a blessing dude it really she's a blessing to me 0.96
00:28:00.200 for sure i'm so happy yeah she's my anchor so damn bro now you're making me rethink my list 0.94
00:28:07.220 But it's a double-edged sword, right? 0.94
00:28:08.440 Like I found when I was in the prime of YouTube, I found myself falling more into balancing family than YouTube, right?
00:28:19.980 Instead of like going to that next step, going to the next mile, I was like, you know what?
00:28:23.560 I'd rather build the home and build the – so my focus started to lean more towards family naturally.
00:28:30.580 And the internet saw that.
00:28:32.980 I noticed it.
00:28:33.900 I saw you kind of pull back and make that shift.
00:28:37.200 And I have to commend you because not a lot of people can do that unless, you know, they shoot themselves in the foot like I did or like a lot of YouTubers end up doing that.
00:28:45.160 You just drive yourself into the ground.
00:28:46.900 Well, another another problem was leading up to my mom's passing.
00:28:52.100 I was constantly talking to mom and dad.
00:28:53.700 They're factory workers since I could walk their factory workers, dude, in the grind, hard labor.
00:28:59.460 and I constantly talked to them about how much money is enough before you start enjoying your
00:29:06.020 life like how much do you need how much could I help you obtain to where you enjoy life like do
00:29:13.080 we just work until we die and I had this talk so much man and watching my mom pass before she got
00:29:19.460 to enjoy life and go to Alaska and do these things that she dreamed of doing it broke my heart to
00:29:26.520 another level how much money before you start enjoying life how much money do i need in the
00:29:31.040 bank before i take my wife and my kids and we go enjoy life right like how much do i actually need
00:29:37.080 yeah it's not that much was it also was it just the money also or did you find yourself
00:29:42.100 like uh we've talked to other daily vloggers and people in the space like did you find yourself
00:29:46.800 addicted to that to that return of viewership and audience and always satisfying other people
00:29:52.280 before yourself and the youtube algorithm did you find yourself feeling like a like kind of
00:29:55.900 a slave to all of it sometimes absolutely yeah of course it's an addiction 100 we didn't go to
00:30:01.680 bed together for three years probably literally because i film and edit all night and that was
00:30:05.660 my grind um but but there was a switch um and even now we don't film much but there's sometimes
00:30:12.960 kids want to do something cool like whoa we don't have a camera like what are you what are you doing
00:30:16.580 oh easy yeah wait a second it's still in my brain like it might be for life but my my my ability to
00:30:23.800 try to kick it off and just enjoy life is uh it's it's different it's different yeah god i was
00:30:31.780 gonna pivot a little bit i was gonna talk about the podcast because that was away from the pivot
00:30:35.680 as well what do you got he started a podcast i know i kind of want to go with my pivot go with
00:30:41.360 yours any pivot would be great uh okay so i think about this i'm not sure how much you extrapolated
00:30:48.360 your career when you were doing youtube i don't know if you knew you were going to go from pranks
00:30:53.380 to vlogs to family channel vlogs and have this really interesting uh rich arc but i think about
00:31:00.760 that uh i think about my future i think about what it looks like i think about what type of content
00:31:06.780 i'll be creating at what level because at the end of the day i the one thing i am is a creator
00:31:12.000 i'm a creator you're a performer creator of moments performer creator moment you know it's
00:31:16.560 it's synonymous um and thank you um but the family channel i keep playing with this idea
00:31:24.100 was it hard for you did you have some sort of conversation with yourself and i'm sure brit
00:31:29.260 because the moment that you show your family your kids on camera and and you're putting yourself
00:31:34.280 and the people you love most in your life out there online for all to see for all to judge for
00:31:39.980 all to make comments about what is that like and how do you make that decision
00:31:45.560 it's not a problem until it's a problem see it wasn't a problem until we got to new levels
00:31:52.320 of vlogging that nobody had seen before nobody had seen five million views every upload every day
00:31:59.260 nobody had that so we were entering this new level of problems that i don't think anybody
00:32:04.660 expected i didn't i never thought we'd even be big youtubers um it became um i think because
00:32:12.280 of the kids especially we had um five years 24-hour police officers at our house um we we hired most
00:32:20.320 of the entire county police department worked for us the fire department everybody was on call at
00:32:26.040 all times um so we took nothing for granted we took like we we did everything possible we could
00:32:31.260 to protect our family um but yeah i don't think anybody could have called the success we had like
00:32:38.720 it was just kind of an accident like i worked hard but i didn't daily vloggers the biggest ones
00:32:44.040 was a million that was like the prank for uh jesse and gina wellens they were crushing it
00:32:49.340 nobody knew that you could go above that yeah so for us it was just like uh who knew but now
00:32:56.380 you know are are your kids seeing the effects of like getting famous young their home their
00:33:02.000 homeschooled i assume yeah public school's a nightmare we had to pull them out um like what
00:33:06.740 was happening like like if i have to go in to pick the kids up it's just mayhem right it'd be like
00:33:13.200 you know oh that's wild yeah it was it was it was wild um so homeschool big time um which kind of
00:33:22.340 sucks dude for their social skills i presume yeah like homeschool kids straight up can be weird
00:33:29.660 socially they can straight up um and that's what that's the only thing i learned in school 0.98
00:33:35.980 with social skills i know to speak as a human to people without that man it's you know you can get
00:33:41.380 you can be a little off with with the way you speak was the sacrifice worth it yeah yeah because
00:33:48.060 now my kids are getting to live like a different life they're getting to live a really cool life
00:33:55.120 and uh you know noah's 17 now he's almost which is which is crazy i was wondering
00:34:00.280 he's a full-grown man looking dude um so like they're growing man they're growing and
00:34:07.760 i love it yeah yeah yeah well not to go you know dark but i there was a turning point right where
00:34:15.240 where your safety was compromised yeah and i believe that was the reason that you were absent
00:34:21.500 for so long correct yeah we didn't we didn't quit youtube we were told to get off youtube yeah by
00:34:28.520 the fbi yeah this is legit very legit and you you've i'm assuming addressed this on their
00:34:35.060 population yeah we haven't really talked much about it um for one this type of stuff goes on
00:34:43.340 constantly to all types of people um and i hate the idea of like inspiring other people to do
00:34:49.440 these things but i will say this people that are doing these things are it's it's it's kind of wild
00:34:55.560 to think about but they're they're being monitored like this stuff's getting real hot but the fbi
00:35:00.520 works in crazy ways man crazy they spend time watching oh they'll find you they spend time
00:35:07.440 watching you man so i just i just caution everybody like you're doing this kind of stuff
00:35:12.040 like you're probably on a radar already and you have no clue we've gotten swatted a couple times
00:35:17.340 as i'm sure every creator has yep uh i'd say nine times out of ten three four years down the line
00:35:23.660 they catch the guy he spends he spends 10 years in prison it happens hope that prank call was worth
00:35:27.800 it bucko you know the fbi sharp when they want something they will find it yeah man i i hope
00:35:33.120 i hope like the best for these type of people man i don't know what's going through their head but
00:35:38.400 it doesn't end good it just doesn't so what happened yeah we didn't give any context yeah
00:35:44.420 so nasty stalker yeah yeah we deal with some stock and we've had lots of them over the years
00:35:49.340 but you know the difference between this is an okay stalker and this isn't an okay stalker right
00:35:55.240 um yeah man the fbi jumped on a case and uh it was it was a long painful case for many reasons one
00:36:04.660 we had to just take it you have to just take it right because if we come out and say anything
00:36:10.480 then there's a chance he'll quit the stalker will quit if we scare him off the fbi needs this person
00:36:16.660 to keep going dig deeper get in more trouble you were involved in a sting operation oh it was
00:36:22.720 nasty bro and there's a lot a lot of people involved um scary stuff though man like the
00:36:29.720 worst things you can think of yeah it was really scary what was what was some of the stuff that
00:36:34.020 you was so uh just a short list of things um the the this person was able to um get into our on
00:36:41.660 star lock our car on and off shut our lights on and off um he'd send us pictures to our phone of
00:36:47.200 all our cameras at the house um he would uh you know there'd be texts like oh he was like a hacker
00:36:53.080 i'm gonna hang your family on cross burn your houses down and like scary stuff man and when
00:36:58.240 you got kids it's like there's no play with that there's no room for play like i don't even care 0.99
00:37:02.560 if you're joking like there's no um could get into anything dude could literally text me what's
00:37:08.280 my accounts could and you didn't know where he was coming from or who he was yeah well i kind of
00:37:14.420 knew who he was but you can't you can't do anything you need to let the fbi do it right was there ever
00:37:20.100 a time where you weren't comfortable with that anymore where you where you got to a point where
00:37:23.440 you're like yo it's extermination time i'm in dad mode like identifying the worst thing ever i just
00:37:28.200 trusted the up they kept telling me to make sure that i just be patient with them but you also had
00:37:32.960 you had high level security at your house we had the best that i could that i could do yeah
00:37:37.760 yeah we did like i don't know 1.5 million dollars for security yeah man so what so what expensive
00:37:46.540 so what ends up happening with this guy currently um there's still a case it's still a yeah big big
00:37:54.980 felony charges do they have a guy this long of of yeah yeah yeah just oh yeah just a weirdo yeah
00:38:01.440 full raids dude just a guy oh uh there's there's many people but there's one particular that's
00:38:06.700 yeah that's heavy why why why you that was that was what confused me the most like i i'm watching
00:38:12.860 all this unfold and i'm like why attack rome like you live in your quiet little life in ohio with
00:38:17.640 your family trying to be positive online well that's what i try to that's what i try to tell
00:38:21.520 people whether you're controversial or not you're gonna have hate you know you gotta just you gotta
00:38:26.900 i had the uber driver on the way over here knew you and jake and we were talking about controversy
00:38:32.620 and what sells and he was like whether you're good or bad you're gonna sell yeah i'm like that's me
00:38:37.160 man i try to be so good and lift my job is to literally create better people dude i want to
00:38:43.440 inspire you i want you to create a career i want you to do your best and then i go through fbi case
00:38:48.900 and like it's scary stuff man yeah was it hate that he was exhibiting all like like was was it
00:38:55.240 an obsession like why exactly most most all situations i've ever had is they're either
00:39:00.660 in love with britney in love like they change your they they they turn our insurance off to
00:39:08.080 all our cars we're driving with no insurance don't even know it right oh my god but then the
00:39:12.420 but then the they change the marital status to britney single and then the email would be like
00:39:17.940 you know i'm in your wife and like it's creepy stuff dude creepy like i don't know how i think
00:39:24.660 it's demented so i was gonna say i had at what point i had some of this with lana because the
00:39:31.540 the porn stars it's a whole different level i mean these guys get this immense obsession with
00:39:37.020 their digital idol and so i was getting some of that kind of stuff like yo like we're and they
00:39:42.680 would come to tailpiece house sometimes and throw stuff over the fence and that screamer name out
00:39:46.980 yeah oh we had a couple zingers helicopters one guy drove his spray-painted car had some like
00:39:53.700 weird cryptic message on the side like halfway over our driveway and into the fence helicopter
00:39:58.980 came up it's you know when you sign up to be a creator there is no going back it's it's it's
00:40:05.240 truly a real double-edged sword you can't become unfamous either like like for the rest of your 0.73
00:40:10.940 life even if you are fucking dead broken irrelevant you are still your face it's weird dude it's weird 0.93
00:40:17.320 and and now i don't have a single kid who knows who i am they're all full-grown full-grown dudes 0.98
00:40:23.180 and every single person says dude i used to watch you when i was a kid that's why right like i get
00:40:30.180 told that i got told it yesterday it's that that's my viewership now as adults and that that's what
00:40:34.520 pushed me to move to you know a new chapter is like try to capitalize on my audience now and
00:40:39.780 you know inspire this is where they are podcasts yeah they're either driving to work or they're in
00:40:45.320 college or in the gym and they're the full-grown humans now man you record in ohio with brit
00:40:51.180 yeah yeah we have a yeah we we rock the podcast together it's brand new like we're little babies
00:40:56.720 do you like it we're like barely figuring audio out dude we're like what do we do uh yeah we're
00:41:01.540 babies and so fun it is so fun yeah you got that plaque real quick though yeah well i mean you got
00:41:08.360 a little jump start yeah what do you guys talk about on it like what's the theme so for now since
00:41:13.800 we're so new it's just depending on the guests like uh whoever's on whoever's on man share your
00:41:18.300 story lift people um just had steve-o on and oh cool yeah we're just having whoever wants to come
00:41:24.220 that has a story do they have to make it to ohio so unfortunately we're not mobile yet but i think
00:41:31.000 the goal would be to get mobile yeah there's a way to do it there's a way to do it you could
00:41:34.400 just bring mics around yeah and just it'll have to happen right ohio yeah it's come to ohio bro
00:41:39.680 it's also not just ohio like you know i'm from ohio you're like from ohio well the studio is um
00:41:47.520 Not yet, but it's got a place in downtown Columbus.
00:41:50.840 You still go to that little bagel shop?
00:41:52.460 Remember you took us to that little bagel shop?
00:41:53.940 It was like a little coffee bagel shop. 1.00
00:41:56.000 Well, Mormons can't have bagels. 1.00
00:41:58.580 What? 1.00
00:41:59.300 It's a prank, bro.
00:42:00.640 Is that a prank?
00:42:02.160 Yeah, we can have bagels. 1.00
00:42:02.980 He's like, I'm Jewish, you idiot. 1.00
00:42:04.840 He's like, oh, what? 1.00
00:42:06.520 I'm Jewish, dude.
00:42:07.780 No, I don't even know what shop you're talking about. 1.00
00:42:10.900 Damn, damn. 1.00
00:42:11.500 So fuck that place, huh? 1.00
00:42:12.580 I don't know. 1.00
00:42:13.120 Yeah, maybe.
00:42:13.500 when we went there you said
00:42:16.140 you said very specifically like I come here
00:42:18.420 every morning every morning or like
00:42:20.420 every Sunday I was lying 100%
00:42:22.260 that was a prank bro
00:42:24.340 you say to us sometimes you'll be like
00:42:26.140 oh you guys are
00:42:28.080 flying out to New York popping
00:42:29.620 but like how do you
00:42:32.420 pop in like Columbus
00:42:33.620 you got fancy jets bro you pop in
00:42:36.520 that's him bro
00:42:36.880 I'm in 36F bro next to the
00:42:40.440 bathroom
00:42:40.840 Brittany and I just
00:42:42.880 we just got the agreement yesterday
00:42:44.960 for we're buying a chopper dude
00:42:46.760 helicopter no way yeah I'm spinning
00:42:48.920 we're together like I said
00:42:50.800 everything together we're doing our
00:42:52.880 pilot's license together you're doing it
00:42:54.960 we're both going to be helicopter pilots
00:42:56.720 no way so cool dude
00:42:58.720 and we're buying a nice chopper
00:43:00.800 so that we can just learn in that chopper
00:43:02.380 so sharp how much is it
00:43:04.720 it's reasonable
00:43:05.540 300k
00:43:07.240 it's like 700
00:43:10.100 you got a chopper
00:43:12.560 It's nice, dude.
00:43:13.340 It's nice, but that's still cheap for choppers.
00:43:15.020 You were also the first person, I think, anyways, that I followed that started buying toys.
00:43:21.660 Like the choppers, like the big guns, like the go-karts, right?
00:43:26.680 Oh, you had a, didn't you have a, you have a lake in your backyard or a little pond?
00:43:30.260 Yeah, I did.
00:43:30.740 That's at my old house.
00:43:31.500 But I don't know, man.
00:43:32.580 I'm just a kid at heart and got a little money.
00:43:34.780 And I always use my money to make more money.
00:43:36.960 So every toy I bought made more.
00:43:38.640 and it's just you know i could write those toys off as a business expense and just keep going
00:43:42.900 rolling it so sick so i'm jealous of the hot the chopper get one can you you know i have my
00:43:49.480 skydiving license perhaps uh perhaps i could jump out of your helicopter i'm what you guys i don't
00:43:55.520 doubt yeah we could oh that's so cool i'm not a pilot yet it's a conversation i'm gonna hey man
00:44:00.600 can i jump out of your cop i said perhaps perhaps i could jump out of your chopper yeah it's not
00:44:07.380 something i'm gonna i'm gonna just uh do the 40-hour class i'm gonna i'm gonna spend like
00:44:11.240 the next year i'm gonna hire a pilot and he's gonna spend the next year with us both just
00:44:15.720 oh sharp so you could do what by the way like take that thing from columbus to cincy like what's
00:44:20.980 your i would i would just be here with the family we just fly here boom yeah how what's the range
00:44:26.160 gonna be on that bad boy as far as you want you fuel up takes jet fuel that's awesome oh it's
00:44:31.320 no it's quick flight that's so cool quick flight really yeah probably less than two hours i was
00:44:36.320 gonna uh uh pay for my dad to get his license because he's at my ranch i have a ranch now
00:44:41.200 he'd be proud of me i am already proud of you just knowing that 84 acre ranch and he's the grounds
00:44:46.400 keeper and that's in the middle of a mountain basin and i was gonna pay for him to get his
00:44:50.160 choppers license so he could chop her over the hill and over the mountain but the thing is the
00:44:54.640 thing is he's greg paul here's the thing i think with helicopters we want to put him in the nope
00:45:00.240 i think with helicopters it's like a passion walk a passion yeah like when i get in one
00:45:04.880 like i'm through the roof no way yeah you put the you put the the ccr and the headset and you're
00:45:11.320 just in vietnam dude you're just flying yeah why is that the must go to song fortunate son right
00:45:19.880 that's yeah it's because it's in all the movies we watch every movie if you're in a helicopter
00:45:24.700 there's only one song that matters right yeah that's it yeah there's some ecdc that flies too
00:45:30.120 Do you do you not even like a tiny back of the mind thing with the choppers like I want with Kobe and it was over for me?
00:45:37.480 I just I've been in a couple sense.
00:45:39.640 We took one from London, the Stonehenge. 0.99
00:45:41.220 But like, I just I don't know those fuckers. 1.00
00:45:44.740 They bother me. 1.00
00:45:45.740 Yeah.
00:45:45.880 Well, that's why I want to spend a lot of time in one.
00:45:47.700 I want to I want to I want to be legit.
00:45:49.980 Yeah.
00:45:50.220 No goofery.
00:45:51.320 I want to do it legit.
00:45:52.280 Parachute with you, maybe.
00:45:53.420 Yeah.
00:45:53.620 No, apparently there's a phenomenon that I think this is what happened with Kobe's pilot,
00:45:58.200 where if you're flying in cloud cover it's like it's like pilot's vertigo where you don't know
00:46:04.600 which way is which you don't know what what is up what is down what is left what is right and you
00:46:09.220 kind of just get lost in the sauce that's just a bad accident all around that that wasn't that
00:46:13.960 wasn't like a you know a normal helicopter flight that was just a bad bad situation uh typical
00:46:19.300 helicopter that was pretty darn safe pretty safe yeah i mean we got you got to practice uh you go
00:46:24.300 all the way up and just shut the motor off you got to land that thing yeah you tie with the diesel
00:46:27.640 bros at all no not at all no you guys would be home i know because you know he just bought it 0.94
00:46:33.260 uh i think he bought a fucking black hawk yeah yeah yeah i'm sure i think it's the first like 0.81
00:46:39.820 private sale of a of a black hawk like massive helicopter he's an ex like army pilot right or 0.96
00:46:46.240 that i don't know but he used to fly choppers he flies them very well yeah then he would have been
00:46:52.100 an ex-like pilot i'm sure you guys will get along oh no doubt for sure are you uh consuming much
00:46:59.380 content watching this new generation of creators i'm so behind dude i literally am with my family
00:47:05.280 if i'm not doing this stuff yeah i'm trying i'm i'm trying to be but i got a lot of like new young
00:47:11.600 guys that are on my team that are keeping up and my kids know who's hot for sure so which is
00:47:16.940 interesting because kids are a good gauge i think about this when i'm starting to become out of
00:47:23.320 touch hopefully i have kids who could be the gauge of what's what's going on what's popping
00:47:27.600 because i don't want to be browsing my phone all the time but they will be who do they tell you
00:47:30.920 who are you watching well when my my 10 year old was six he was telling me to buy dogecoin
00:47:35.980 i didn't even know what it was oh my god i guess the dumbest thing ever well he's when he was like
00:47:41.260 i don't know last year so he's like i told you dude oh my god 70 cents he's rich with 70 million 0.93
00:47:46.020 but but that's like the new generation gets all this like they get it six years old they're
00:47:52.340 already in on this stuff are they watching beast yeah i think who isn't are you fascinated do you
00:47:58.980 have any thoughts on on the way this guy has commercialized his version of youtube here's
00:48:05.320 what i'm excited about i've i've been on youtube long enough to see um each level right and and
00:48:11.720 and when somebody's at mr beast level which used to be way less everyone assumes it can never get
00:48:17.320 bigger and what i'm excited for is to see who the next guy is that shows the next numbers yeah
00:48:24.660 because it keeps happening all of a sudden these guys are going to be a half a billion views of
00:48:29.640 video and you know like it's just gonna it's gonna keep going i think beast is the next guy
00:48:34.900 i think he just is there's more 2.0 he's 3.0 i wouldn't doubt it like he's not a different
00:48:42.180 yeah and he's at such a size where he can he can he can just scale yeah he can scale he's got he's
00:48:47.600 got many years to come you got tiktok i don't i can't post anything i gave up on it and i i when
00:48:53.600 i got it i was consuming so much time i keep deleting it reinstalling it deleting that thing
00:48:57.680 time suck yeah dude i'm sitting there like what am i doing i'm complaining i have enough time to
00:49:02.480 get work done but i'm just scrolling through tiktok right algorithm so i just deleted it and 0.93
00:49:07.200 then i would make content two million views in eight hours deleted deleted yeah that sucks like 0.67
00:49:14.860 and it's like silly like stuff you know tiktok would delete it yeah so i'm just that is such a 0.99
00:49:19.600 pussy ass it's it's the biggest joke yeah i can't deal you can't post anything i mean if they see 0.99
00:49:25.440 like in the background if it says shit on a sticker on the door videos down but somehow 1.00
00:49:30.560 there's still girls in thongs, like 1.00
00:49:32.460 twerking. I don't know 1.00
00:49:34.640 where the Chinese, you know, 1.00
00:49:36.640 cut up and chop and, like, decide what's 1.00
00:49:38.540 good and what's not. America, like, 0.52
00:49:40.820 keep it. Keep it. 0.80
00:49:42.780 Yeah. They know what they're doing, dude.
00:49:44.760 They know what they're doing. Dude, Schultz was the first
00:49:46.560 one to, like, really dive into it, but
00:49:48.120 something tells me that algorithm is just built
00:49:50.680 to divide and conquer, bro.
00:49:52.660 It's demonic. It's demonic.
00:49:54.800 There's demons in that place, man.
00:49:56.420 So are you watching anything on traditional TV
00:49:58.600 or just solely family?
00:50:00.560 dude i can't even tell you the last show or movie i've watched yeah i mean i watched
00:50:04.680 kids movies probably is what it is i watched aladdin that's the last movie i watched it's 0.69
00:50:09.260 a good movie i'm telling you i'm freaking boring bro like you guys would be like you're like 0.73
00:50:12.920 borderline amish but but also i'm i'm also 40 but i'm 39 so dude yeah me too bro yeah like and i'm 0.70
00:50:20.620 yeah what are you doing right croatia i text you i messaged you i messaged you not long ago
00:50:25.700 so what are you doing a year ago and there's that famous quote get yourself do you remember what it
00:50:29.960 was i don't remember what i had it was it was something like uh don't get so busy making a
00:50:36.740 career that you forget to make a life yeah i remember that and we had a conversation about
00:50:40.740 it yeah me and you like i said i said earlier in the show see eye to eye and a lot of stuff i think
00:50:44.820 because the age that age thing is a major thing it's it's uh it's easy to to relate to and and
00:50:51.300 build relationships with people who are from the same time as you yeah yeah as different as we are
00:50:56.320 you know we were born into the same culture the same kind of thing so we get it the same way but
00:51:00.260 you are living a very different life than me yeah man i'm i'm envious to be honest stop it you guys
00:51:05.700 are killing it man it's weird to be on the number one podcast in the world and that's not even your
00:51:09.360 biggest thing dude yeah come here oh thanks good job bro seriously i between you and your brother
00:51:18.000 there's this incredible proudness in my heart for you guys thank you like it's it's like i can't
00:51:24.440 even explain it everything you guys do it is pure joy in my heart bro when i see it everything i'm
00:51:29.580 liking i'm commenting i'm dude it's not even like anything but just solid love bro i'm so happy for
00:51:36.580 you i freaking miss your mom like there's this weird like heart for you guys that i'm just so
00:51:41.600 happy for you guys i appreciate bro we feel it trust me jake and i have the utmost respect for
00:51:46.060 you and i have to imagine it has something to do with that like ohio thread like like
00:51:52.740 coming from nothing i think there's a relatability 100 the same way you did you know like
00:51:58.640 the the one thing we had was we were born at a at a right time you know in the right generation
00:52:06.780 where we could have access to the internet when i saw youtube for the first time a platform where
00:52:14.840 you could share videos you made for all to see at 10 something clicked in me i said this is it
00:52:22.780 this is this is it this is the coolest thing ever i can reach i can reach an infinite number of
00:52:27.100 people if i just just post and make make good content you know and something about something
00:52:33.940 about that being the catapult for everything i've ever wanted to do is so interesting like like
00:52:43.080 we're we are truly living in a time where i think anyone can do anything they want because of the
00:52:48.500 internet dude there's no limit right now right i have this hard conversation with people that are
00:52:53.440 broke there's never been a time to not be broke like there is money everywhere yeah everywhere
00:53:01.580 it's hard to be broke right now like just do anything do anything you've got to do it though
00:53:09.940 yeah there's a lot of addiction right now you know phones games you know why you know why it
00:53:13.580 gets hard if if certain people are in situations that you can't unwire you know what i'm saying
00:53:19.680 if you if you didn't capitalize at the right moment that's when it can get difficult right
00:53:23.420 imagine imagine you have a family right and you have you know your two jobs your wife has her job
00:53:29.140 you got to take care of the kids make money and and you know you know the internet's there but
00:53:33.900 How can you make time for it?
00:53:37.020 What are you going to do?
00:53:39.420 There's a way.
00:53:40.200 People do it.
00:53:42.340 They come home after work and the two jobs.
00:53:44.720 It's 10 p.m.
00:53:45.280 They put the kids to bed and they get on a course.
00:53:46.800 Dude, I had one day to make a YouTube video a week for three years.
00:53:50.560 That was my one day I did it.
00:53:52.360 And you know what?
00:53:53.620 That's why you have that mentality because you really did it and you made it happen.
00:53:57.280 Even I was so surprised when you told me that you were editing your videos personally.
00:54:02.460 why did you do that i still i still up until last night had an editor dude i still edit my
00:54:09.500 own videos why i don't know dude it's this passion i had all my videos it's this sick 0.96
00:54:15.840 it's do you feel like do you feel like if you fucking give those keys to someone else the 0.87
00:54:22.100 quality is gonna drop you know what it is it's like when you start a company nobody loves your 0.88
00:54:26.940 company more than you right so look i did just hire a guy he edited for me last night it was
00:54:32.300 great going to bed knowing i wasn't editing yeah right yeah but uh you know it's another little
00:54:37.780 piece of joy i find i enjoy sitting back and cranking out a video but the time i know i'm
00:54:42.860 not good at allocating it yeah it is a lot of time but also like the way i've always explained to
00:54:46.640 people is they watch a video and they're like dude like you're so funny in this like it must
00:54:51.280 have been so crazy to be in the moment 50 to the to the actual acting 50 to the edit yeah like bro
00:54:58.460 the timing how much laughter you leave in how quick a joke moves from one scene it's edited
00:55:04.400 in his comedic tone yes which you could which you could feel of course but but in my opinion
00:55:10.920 that's trainable because when you told me that right i was starting my vlog career and i tried
00:55:15.220 to do the roman atwood i tried to do the casey neistat because i was told you guys edited your
00:55:18.980 videos it's a grind dog 14 days in i literally i go i don't know if i've ever been this miserable
00:55:26.220 no no for the record for the record we can't brit and i constantly talk about how did we ever
00:55:32.660 do it looking back i don't know how we ever i still to this date don't know how i did it makes
00:55:36.780 no sense it makes no sense it was a blessing man it was a gift i really truly believe it when you
00:55:40.840 sit down with the fresh footage that's the worst few minutes like when you have the full just yes
00:55:47.200 i started to i started playing with the idea of giving it to someone and having them just give me
00:55:51.400 a chop and give back like the the stuff that kills a lot of that that you know stuff that's
00:55:56.300 not the meat yeah the exhaustion was when i was still living your lifestyle and i had to still
00:56:00.980 have that video up every day no matter what there's no life dude it was just death well that's
00:56:05.400 why i i hired the editor hayden on day 14 i found 14 days in that's not bad no i you know it was
00:56:14.300 when i realized it's not sustainable because the time that he spends editing now i can do other
00:56:18.880 stuff like it was a it was a first sign of scaling that that youtubers now are doing really
00:56:26.620 well right and especially beast that's the one thing he's and why i use the word commercialized
00:56:31.180 is because he's found a way to create a semi-corporate semi-professional structure that
00:56:38.500 allows him to scale his media which is interesting i will say i came from a time that it was frowned
00:56:45.220 upon to have an editor and it was frowned upon to have a cameraman if if you didn't hold that
00:56:50.220 camera it was highly frowned i remember so i had many years of that before before people started
00:56:55.960 shooting third person and having an editor and when they had editors they hit it i remember i
00:57:00.880 remember that too yes i remember that too so i think it was just built into me to just do it
00:57:04.440 get it done your audience will get will get pissed and they love they love to know that
00:57:08.780 you're putting in the work for all of it it was you hide your money at all times
00:57:12.460 vloggers didn't even show their cars
00:57:14.420 their real cars for a long
00:57:16.400 time right now it's super good
00:57:18.340 now if you don't have a Lambo dude you ain't getting watched 0.99
00:57:20.440 things have flipped
00:57:22.040 so yeah I do come from a
00:57:24.460 different a little bit earlier than
00:57:26.380 when you just did it oh so I'm still
00:57:28.440 so envious of both of you guys in
00:57:30.080 that you were so
00:57:32.220 comfortable holding the camera
00:57:34.220 because it was I never I didn't get
00:57:36.320 comfortable until I got a camera guy because I
00:57:38.340 would be out in these public places and I
00:57:40.380 would be that guy like hey yo guys
00:57:42.440 listen here's what's going on today i am at a cheeseburger state who are you why are you doing
00:57:48.280 that that's so but when i got a camera guy i'm like i'm reporting live i felt like i was someone
00:57:53.560 i would just stare in that lens and i'd say there's a million people inside that lens yeah
00:57:59.160 and i would forget about everyone around me i'm talking to a million people right now forget about
00:58:04.180 the people laughing at me yeah because it's still awkward the camera in public it's awkward it's
00:58:09.300 awkward in fact influencers in the wild is one of my favorite i love it dude i want to be on it so
00:58:15.620 bad every time britain i do something like i hope somebody films know what you want to be on it i
00:58:19.520 will be honest with you roman that's like my biggest fear it's gonna happen but i'm in a
00:58:23.800 point in my career where i just don't give a rip i'm like i want to be roman and britain get caught
00:58:27.360 on that site i took a picture of him behind the scenes of him taking a picture for something one
00:58:34.880 day he was like never do not it was a very influencers the wild like he was doing a prime 0.98
00:58:42.460 thing and he was like this like one of these and i took a video he goes never fucking again 0.91
00:58:47.900 he used it as a verb don't you dare influence in the wild so funny i love it no because we're you 0.85
00:58:55.760 know creators influencers we're going to weird lengths to get our content like like yo if you 0.86
00:59:02.420 see a mo fucking tick tocking in real life oh now that's different i see that all the time 0.88
00:59:08.440 those are more awkward than just getting caught taking a photo or something yeah yeah but i'm 0.96
00:59:13.140 watching them is awkward not even the behind the scenes i watch the actual videos and i go why
00:59:17.520 also i i i gotta say this nothing cringes me more than these really off the like you could tell
00:59:25.400 these pranks are fake but these people keep doing that's still going on i need something to happen
00:59:31.560 to these people they're like playing traffic like i like we gotta figure this out bro that's their
00:59:36.720 first step it's so bad the new trend like especially with these facebook still paying massively
00:59:41.380 and these pranks are so badly done like they're to the point where they they might as well just
00:59:47.520 say hey this is fake at the beginning 100 but nobody gives a rip 300 million views on these
00:59:52.200 videos and they're not just kids i mean some of these people are are our age roman and they're
00:59:56.920 Like, I can't believe he woke her up by pouring that water on her. 1.00
01:00:00.780 Like, bro, are you fucking stupid? 1.00
01:00:03.580 My first thought is like, yo, this person gets to go vote in the next primary. 1.00
01:00:07.960 Fuck. 1.00
01:00:08.560 Like, I'm with you, bro. 1.00
01:00:09.940 No offense.
01:00:10.580 I bring this up all the time.
01:00:12.060 No offense.
01:00:12.720 I love you.
01:00:13.420 Lance 210. 0.98
01:00:14.200 How the fuck is this still happening? 0.99
01:00:16.000 How the fuck is this still happening? 0.99
01:00:18.720 You leave Lance alone. 0.99
01:00:20.220 I love Lance. 1.00
01:00:20.980 No, you motherfucker. 1.00
01:00:22.120 Yes, I love Lance. 1.00
01:00:23.080 You leave Lance alone.
01:00:24.180 How, bro?
01:00:25.100 There's so many outlets out there.
01:00:26.920 and i go on tiktok and i'm just like dude it's not real it's so obvious it's painful does it
01:00:34.520 break your heart no no breaks me you're a man you're a man of real pranks no i i i think that
01:00:40.520 like i'm happy that people are killing it no matter what like who cares yeah like i do i just
01:00:47.020 said it i know i care very much but we're older man these kids don't care like at a point it's
01:00:52.240 entertainment right like but who who's getting entertained by this i have 300 million people
01:00:57.600 again the 300 million people gonna be sharpening their knives like i am like i when i see this guy
01:01:02.460 i'm with you like 100 on this one no devil's advocate i'm with you ever see a guy that you 0.99
01:01:08.160 know is gonna do this shit but you'll watch it and you'll just watch it because it pisses you off 0.98
01:01:12.240 so the last prank i uploaded was with you that's the last prank i made what did you know about that 1.00
01:01:18.020 No
01:01:19.340 Why you got pranked so hard you don't even know
01:01:21.120 You got pranked
01:01:22.480 Which one was it
01:01:24.620 When I drove you through that wall on the Beamer 0.99
01:01:26.400 You fucking got me 0.99
01:01:30.000 I still today don't know if you know 1.00
01:01:31.400 Wait that was the last prank ever
01:01:33.100 I'm honored
01:01:34.520 And also you got me
01:01:36.960 For real
01:01:37.180 I assumed
01:01:39.220 Well I thought you didn't know but I assumed maybe
01:01:41.860 Because our managers kind of connected
01:01:44.040 I wasn't thinking about it at all
01:01:45.780 I thought maybe he was like hey Roman's gonna
01:01:47.160 do you remember this like an i8 right he's like i just got a bmw i i'll pick you up and take a 0.93
01:01:51.920 spin i'm like this is great yeah so drove me through a fucking wall cardboard boxes on the 0.87
01:01:55.400 other side right so that was the last prank i posted and and to this day a lot a lot of pranks 0.80
01:02:01.280 that i did like that i don't know if the person knew or not but i just filmed it we did it i didn't
01:02:05.820 know they were real pranks but that's just it's just because final note on it i i retract my
01:02:12.180 save it the lance 210 i i'm i'm not mad at lance here's who i'm mad at the people who yes that
01:02:19.460 they i got you guys are ruthless no no no no i love it's the audience it's the audience bro it's
01:02:24.720 the people that are that like how could you not know i just don't think they're young they're
01:02:29.340 young kids i don't think people care i think when we were in our prime even in our prime with pranks
01:02:34.060 what made our pranks so freaking viral and not a lot of people realize was whether it was real
01:02:40.660 or fake that's what was making it go viral that's what was making people sure is this real or fake
01:02:45.940 no the news is it real or is it fake why would i ever say it it's getting so many views dude
01:02:52.160 if it was 100 fake or real i wouldn't say vice i wouldn't say either one because i loved the
01:02:59.040 the thriving numbers of is it real or fake yeah but now it's just fake yeah but it's just fake
01:03:04.720 If you watch 2022, if I see another gold-digging prank,
01:03:09.180 oh, my God. 0.94
01:03:10.220 I'm hitting you with a Lamborghini. 0.89
01:03:11.680 There's some good ones, though.
01:03:12.340 There's some good ones.
01:03:13.280 Georgie, obviously.
01:03:14.800 Oh, you don't want to date me now?
01:03:17.040 Oh, no, no.
01:03:17.880 You have a boyfriend. 1.00
01:03:19.440 Get out of here.
01:03:20.200 No, I just started.
01:03:21.380 Beep, beep, beep.
01:03:22.560 Beep, beep.
01:03:24.160 See you later.
01:03:24.980 And we did the first ever version of that.
01:03:28.640 Oh, I'm sorry.
01:03:29.180 I didn't know that was one of your pranks.
01:03:30.660 No, no, no.
01:03:30.860 You just started that.
01:03:32.420 We were the first one, bro.
01:03:34.720 Okay, great, great.
01:03:35.760 With Vitaly, the gold digger prank.
01:03:37.500 You were the first gold digger.
01:03:38.460 But done right, but done right.
01:03:40.380 Do you ask actual people?
01:03:42.120 Like, did you do it the right way or were they casted?
01:03:44.380 I'm pretty sure that one was casted.
01:03:47.000 Well, no, I mean, you know, I have to run to the bathroom really quick.
01:03:49.640 It's been good having you on.
01:03:51.400 I'll never believe in anything you ever do again.
01:03:54.520 Hey, we made them look real.
01:03:56.680 All right, okay, I got it.
01:03:59.600 I know you have to pee, though.
01:04:01.420 I don't.
01:04:02.040 Logan actually said that.
01:04:03.120 Yeah, we're not allowed to anymore.
01:04:04.120 I actually know literally no bro we'll start podcast and 20 minutes in they'll have to go pee 0.98
01:04:08.520 I've never walked off a podcast or anything other than an anxiety attack I'm guilty don't fucking 0.97
01:04:13.060 give me I pee after the show I'm guilty of peeing a lot dude but I'm old I'm an old man dude oh come 0.93
01:04:17.740 on guys they just did one of these he knows what's up dude your knees hurt too ice cold on the knees
01:04:24.160 so what's next man what's next let me run the show now what's next question that's the question
01:04:33.000 Jake's fight got canceled.
01:04:34.140 That was going to be the next thing.
01:04:35.500 You know, I had floor tickets for that.
01:04:37.060 Oh, my God.
01:04:38.260 I got tickets.
01:04:39.460 Jake texted me the next day and said, hey, I can get you tickets.
01:04:42.580 Wow, that's crazy, dog.
01:04:44.700 Tickets is like.
01:04:45.920 I feel, listen, anything you two do, I feel terrible texting you at any time.
01:04:51.860 I've wanted to text you guys 100,000 times.
01:04:53.520 You shouldn't feel like that.
01:04:53.960 I never text you guys.
01:04:55.140 Usually just text me instead.
01:04:56.400 I tried to text Mike.
01:04:57.880 I don't want to bother anybody.
01:04:58.860 Stop.
01:04:59.400 Come on.
01:04:59.800 but when it comes to an event i really don't want to bother just with tickets usually like 0.86
01:05:05.080 for my fights and for jake's fights in general tickets i don't fucking deal with because i just 0.84
01:05:10.500 it's too much logistics which i don't do anyways right i just always don't do so if he texts you 0.95
01:05:14.700 bro we got love for you man for real girl you were like hey this is my girl wwe she's gonna
01:05:20.000 take care of you yeah yeah she's like four thousand dollars i was like all right but we 0.54
01:05:25.920 were supposed to get the free chairs man we forgot someone in the lobby we take your chair we saw
01:05:30.340 took a took a chair yeah yeah but you had to wait till the end my kids fell apart dude we left early
01:05:35.420 yeah oh really we couldn't see anything no my little girl's this big bro i'm like trying to
01:05:41.180 hold her up they're like yeah i'm lucky i was a second match i was excited about that yeah we got
01:05:46.640 there right before you so it's perfect i got a dope shot of you dude i've reposted it we loved
01:05:50.880 it my mom goes that's a nice photo i'm like rovin took that one uh uh yeah man i don't know you
01:05:56.820 know uh uh more wwe more building uh i want to fight again good yeah i want to do a boxing fight
01:06:05.720 i got to get a win room as well as you should yeah the next one has to be a win yeah i'm owing
01:06:10.200 one so why don't you just fight non-boxers no no no no no i can i can i can fight whoever i think
01:06:18.380 as long as they'll sell, you know?
01:06:20.280 You're going with 0-1 now?
01:06:22.800 I'm 0-1. I realized it.
01:06:24.620 What do you think I am?
01:06:25.160 We realized it. We realized you're not 0-1.
01:06:27.800 We were in the crowd.
01:06:29.520 For all your losses. You're like 0-6.
01:06:31.820 Do you have any idea how embarrassing it is
01:06:34.100 to dress up nice for you
01:06:35.680 and then you go and do that in the ring?
01:06:38.120 I'm showing up in sweatpants.
01:06:39.940 Bro, I'm flying to other countries
01:06:41.560 to support him. For what?
01:06:44.840 He bought 0.98
01:06:45.640 a freaking copter 0.99
01:06:47.020 to come to you. 0.99
01:06:49.100 What is a copter?
01:06:51.100 Helicopter.
01:06:52.300 Yeah, try to get me there, huh?
01:06:53.540 Well, you try to combine chopper and helicopter.
01:06:55.540 I do that all the time.
01:06:56.780 I get to the point.
01:06:59.000 No, dog.
01:07:00.040 How dare you?
01:07:01.180 I have one professional fight.
01:07:02.820 Do you know that?
01:07:03.900 I have one professional.
01:07:05.020 You have one loss, bro.
01:07:06.140 That's how we see it.
01:07:07.120 People don't walk up to us and be like,
01:07:08.600 dude, your friend has one professional fight. 1.00
01:07:11.140 They go, dude, what the fuck, man? 1.00
01:07:12.500 No. 0.99
01:07:12.760 Start using his right hand.
01:07:14.240 It's not that I lose.
01:07:16.440 I just don't win
01:07:17.900 And the audacity
01:07:18.880 You can do that in WWE
01:07:20.120 Where you're like
01:07:20.620 And the milk's like
01:07:22.140 Finally
01:07:22.760 I go relax milk
01:07:23.820 I think you just keep
01:07:25.460 Fighting these A-list celebrities
01:07:26.940 And keeping your name
01:07:28.260 At the top of the charts
01:07:29.280 Oh he's trying to fight you bro
01:07:30.400 Yeah
01:07:31.100 I said A-list
01:07:32.700 I said A-list
01:07:33.800 A-list
01:07:34.280 You know one of the creator people
01:07:35.700 Reached out to me to fight
01:07:36.700 Oh I avoided all of those
01:07:38.980 They forgot how old I was
01:07:39.940 Yeah
01:07:40.200 I started doing like gym stuff
01:07:42.880 And it was immediately like
01:07:43.700 Do you want a box?
01:07:44.400 No
01:07:44.700 Not at all
01:07:46.320 In fact, I don't want to do that.
01:07:48.640 Yeah, I don't know.
01:07:49.080 It's not really in me, but it's fun to go and see.
01:07:52.000 I like watching you lose, dude.
01:07:55.800 You got the next one.
01:07:57.180 Or you just keep fighting celebrities, dude.
01:07:58.900 No, no, I do have the next one.
01:08:00.280 You know why?
01:08:01.540 Brad Pitt or something.
01:08:02.120 I have too much momentum right now.
01:08:03.700 And truthfully, surviving eight rounds with Floyd Mayweather does something to your mental.
01:08:09.700 Yeah.
01:08:09.940 Well, yeah.
01:08:10.620 Like, come on, bro. 0.99
01:08:11.700 Like this is, and KSI is not like, like that guy can fucking fight. 0.84
01:08:18.760 But, but I see like Jake and KSI is obviously building something right now, yeah? 0.87
01:08:22.060 Yeah.
01:08:22.460 That's a super fight.
01:08:23.560 Yeah.
01:08:23.780 But I see it coming.
01:08:24.980 For sure.
01:08:25.360 For sure.
01:08:25.740 Yeah.
01:08:26.140 Avenging the brother.
01:08:27.020 It's kind of like Dragon Ball Z when Vegeta comes in and like Goku's on the ground.
01:08:30.460 Little, little brother's going to come save you, bro.
01:08:32.420 He has to.
01:08:32.960 He has to.
01:08:34.300 Saved myself with Prime, but he's going to, he's going to, he's going to attempt to get
01:08:38.660 that win for the, for the, for the family.
01:08:40.300 Is that a still win for Prime, though?
01:08:42.440 Which is more important, Logan?
01:08:44.100 Yeah, Doug.
01:08:44.980 Which is more important?
01:08:45.900 I told JJ this at dinner because we talked about it when they were in L.A.
01:08:50.120 And it is going to be a sensitive time for me, to be honest with you, jokes aside.
01:08:55.480 But at the end of the day, you know, you got to go with blood.
01:08:57.560 Can you sponsor Jake's shorts with Prime?
01:09:00.760 Probably.
01:09:01.460 Probably not.
01:09:01.940 That'd be so funny.
01:09:02.740 He knocks him out and then drinks Prime.
01:09:04.940 Prime wins.
01:09:05.520 That'd be so funny, bro.
01:09:06.640 You need Prime to win no matter what.
01:09:09.240 And it will.
01:09:09.820 And it will.
01:09:10.060 i'll make sure of it but but that's gonna be a really difficult time in my life when ksi fights
01:09:15.260 jake and again i feel good that i told jj because they asked me they're like we're inside you're
01:09:19.460 gonna sit on i go bro you know i i love you but i have to go with my blood there's no way he's my
01:09:25.080 brother you know what i'm saying but but but i will say it's gonna be a bit uh hands off when
01:09:29.340 it comes to the the the chatter i'm gonna stay out of it i i just don't you're gonna try to
01:09:34.400 can i ask i'm gonna stay out i don't does a part of you want your brother to lose so that way you 1.00
01:09:39.240 guys could lose together there's a part of you like deep down in your soul he gets his ass kicked 1.00
01:09:44.760 you're like no he beat me too bro no he beat me too bro you're a real sick punk dude i would if 1.00
01:09:52.640 my baby brother was getting his ass like dude i told you let's go home i got the great ice pack 1.00
01:09:56.640 for you man i know exactly where to put it by the way primes kill him 0.99
01:09:59.440 it's funny you know if jake wins you know my family name has that much more strength to it
01:10:07.120 if JJ wins, Prime goes up a billion dollars
01:10:09.020 in valuation. Dude, you can't lose.
01:10:11.380 I don't understand. He set it up this way.
01:10:13.520 He set it up this way, dude.
01:10:15.280 It's a perfect storm, dude.
01:10:16.880 They're both ruthless,
01:10:19.400 bro. Those two are ruthless
01:10:20.980 shit talkers and fighters. 1.00
01:10:22.820 That's going to be a shit talking 1.00
01:10:25.080 bloodbath. You know, which 0.99
01:10:26.780 makes all these fights. Anybody
01:10:28.880 that's not talking crap, boring. 1.00
01:10:30.780 Boring. Boring. 1.00
01:10:32.840 Jake kills it. 0.96
01:10:35.140 He's a real life villain. 0.99
01:10:37.120 He pulls the numbers.
01:10:38.400 He's the man.
01:10:39.160 He's unbeaten.
01:10:40.740 Good for him, man.
01:10:41.580 He's the problem child.
01:10:42.600 We're rooting.
01:10:43.980 All right.
01:10:44.420 Well, dude, that's all I got.
01:10:46.220 Love it.
01:10:46.740 I love you, Roman.
01:10:47.620 Love you, brother.
01:10:48.240 Thank you for coming on the podcast, bro.
01:10:49.940 I'll see you in presidency one day, I have a feeling.
01:10:52.620 I think I might make a run for it when I have some wisdom, some real wisdom, some experience.
01:10:57.960 And most importantly, if I genuinely feel like I can do good for this country in a really significant way, which I think I can.
01:11:06.220 Because I'm a simple guy.
01:11:07.120 and I attack problems from the roots.
01:11:08.680 Have you ever seen Idiocracy?
01:11:10.340 I love that movie.
01:11:11.940 If you became president after being a pro wrestler
01:11:15.300 with your brando.
01:11:18.320 I'm telling you.
01:11:19.340 I swear to God.
01:11:20.020 I will replace every source of water on this planet with Prime.
01:11:23.660 It's what plants crave.
01:11:24.880 It has electrolytes.
01:11:26.200 Ladies and gentlemen,
01:11:27.460 thank you for listening to this episode of Impulsive.
01:11:29.100 Roman Atwood, we love you.
01:11:30.460 Thank you, guys.
01:11:31.560 Finally, we have him.
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01:11:34.340 We'll see you next time.
01:11:35.440 Peace.
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