Impaulsive with Logan Paul - Oz the Mentalist Exposes Logan Paul's Secret, NELK Boys Relationship, March Madness Winner

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00:00:28.460 Ladies and gentlemen, it's Ode Perlman

00:00:31.400 Marathon's magician, Joe Rogan

00:00:33.460 Correspondence dinner

00:00:34.440 You have to do the most incredible trick you've ever done on Donald Trump

00:00:37.640 Tell him the nuclear codes

00:00:39.100 Oh my god

00:00:41.280 How did you guess Joe Rogan's ATM pin code?

00:00:43.560 It disturbed him

00:00:44.520 Can you do Logan's pin code?

00:00:47.020 You cannot predict the winning lottery numbers

00:00:49.140 I am 100% certain that I'm going to win a lottery

00:00:51.800 What?

00:00:52.660 We're talking about basketball

00:00:53.640 I think the person you're thinking of no longer plays basketball

00:00:56.760 Am I correct?

00:00:57.520 Yes

00:00:57.820 You thought of

00:00:58.660 I'm going to be on March Madness tomorrow

00:01:01.860 Last year I got the four teams that made it correct

00:01:04.160 Let's do it again

00:01:05.020 Michigan, Arizona

00:01:05.860 Who are we buying?

00:01:07.240 Wow

00:01:07.640 I was the number one runner in the world at 50 miles

00:01:10.260 I ran 6.30 per mile

00:01:11.760 You could even beat Kyle from the Nell Boys

00:01:13.300 I was coaching Kyle

00:01:14.100 I've been reached out to by multiple law enforcement departments

00:01:17.240 Like North Korea for example

00:01:18.580 Here's where I want to be honest

00:01:20.120 Visualize the face of a kid that you have not thought of literally in years

00:01:24.280 And I want to write this person's first name in the palm of your left hand

00:01:26.960 Count the letters in your head.

00:01:27.980 See each letter as you're writing it.

00:01:29.480 The kid's name is ____, isn't it?

00:01:31.960 Open your hand.

00:01:32.600 Show them. 0.99

00:01:32.860 What the hell? 0.99

00:01:44.160 You know, you got me addicted to these, right? 0.97

00:01:45.920 You guys were sending me these prime packages for months.

00:01:48.220 No way.

00:01:48.700 Which ones?

00:01:49.180 Which ones do you like?

00:01:49.700 The hydration?

00:01:50.240 Hooked.

00:01:50.420 I loved all of them.

00:01:51.160 Hell yeah.

00:01:51.360 The energy I didn't, I tried to get off of.

00:01:53.740 Yeah, I was going to say. 0.85

00:01:54.180 It was like you got me addicted to the ____.

00:01:56.040 I was trying to get a copy of your book

00:01:59.180 The Fifth Vital in time because this thing closed on

00:02:01.140 Tuesday. I couldn't get it in time. I have

00:02:03.120 a book called The Fifth Vital. It's a bestseller.

00:02:05.300 I'm happy to send it to you. I was trying

00:02:07.160 to get it so I could bring it on the podcast and do something with

00:02:09.180 it, but I couldn't get it in time.

00:02:11.400 I know how to promote products. Come on. I know.

00:02:13.060 But you don't know how to talk into a microphone.

00:02:14.820 We're on already?

00:02:16.780 No, but here's the problem with crack, dude.

00:02:19.180 Was it the love sack or the crack? They rhyme

00:02:21.120 well. It was a mix of the two. See, he knows everything.

00:02:23.460 It scares me a little bit.

00:02:24.300 the problem with getting your superpowers from crack

00:02:27.660 is you have to survive the crack times.

00:02:30.580 And that can be perilous, bro.

00:02:32.760 There's a lot of obstacles involved with crack, dude.

00:02:35.020 There's other crack heads.

00:02:36.600 There's guns.

00:02:37.500 Sourcing the crack.

00:02:38.040 Sourcing.

00:02:38.800 It's not normally in upstanding communities.

00:02:40.920 Now, if you survive it and you pivot

00:02:43.020 into either podcasting, magician-ry,

00:02:47.080 you can be great.

00:02:50.020 In the words of Drake,

00:02:50.920 started from the bottom, now we're here.

00:02:52.120 Look at this.

00:02:53.280 Hey, I also want to tell you guys,

00:02:54.300 both that i do have some muffins if at any point you guys are fiending for a muffin i'm just shocked

00:02:59.620 you didn't have burgers i thought this was going to be on brand dude this dude knows that i've seen

00:03:02.720 your burger reviews and every time he does it i'm like i i told you sometimes i'll go on podcasts

00:03:07.540 and say i'm a listener but this one i'm a legit a listener dude thank you for years thank you

00:03:12.460 thank in fact if we want to go old school because we have a mutual friend a very good mutual friend

00:03:17.660 frank a shout out uh is that i was watching back when it was low gang we did a video together and

00:03:22.560 you were denting the universe 365 days i could have done the thing for you i remember those we

00:03:28.760 try to forget that period why would you forget you put in your reps that's like that was inspiring

00:03:34.040 yeah that's true that was just one moment in particular that we just kind of

00:03:37.500 there is one gloss over yeah we didn't hang around it's totally

00:03:40.760 dude this suit is set i read in my pdf the first note it was o's achieved near perfect scores on

00:03:52.060 high school level aptitude tests at the age of 12 that's true that's so we're actually dealing

00:03:56.180 with like a genius who's also a magician yeah former we're also dealing with a former genius

00:04:01.680 who's also a magician who's also an ultra marathon runner ladies and gentlemen it's

00:04:07.580 old perlman impulsive thank you logan paul thank you mike dude he's got quite the little track

00:04:14.300 record going dude no you're you're crushing it marathons magician crack joe rogan yeah

00:04:19.920 correspondence dinner yeah i'm hosting yes are you i don't know where to start but since we

00:04:25.240 touched on that are you nervous nervous is the wrong word i don't say it's not like a humble

00:04:30.160 brag i don't get nervous i get focused so i would say that nervousness to me i try to convert that

00:04:35.640 fuel into preparing and having more ideas and keep like running it through in my head i have that

00:04:40.800 very adhd brain of i just keep dissecting what happens if this if this then this if this then

00:04:46.240 this and now that so when i got it it was about a month later when i kept saying president trump's

00:04:51.360 going to be there and they're like dude don't get your hopes up he's never gone to one before during

00:04:54.960 his presidency the last time he went was 13 years ago he's probably not going i said he's going and

00:04:59.940 so i've been working behind the scenes seeing what i can do to influence the world's most powerful man

00:05:04.020 to decide that it's worth going this year and he is going you have to do you have to do the most

00:05:10.140 incredible trick you've ever done on donald trump is exactly what's going to happen oh my god

00:05:16.020 dude like tell him the nuclear codes so i'm not gonna tell you what i'm gonna do but you will

00:05:20.520 see that's insane are you able to control people's uh like bodies mike this sounds like we're uh

00:05:29.840 trying to get consent i don't know what you're asking for sorry let me phrase this i'm looking

00:05:34.280 at her what can we do to her body no are we are you able to control their minds that's what i

00:05:39.280 attempt to do all the time are you able to make someone go somewhere they don't want to go

00:05:46.600 no that sounds no i don't think so you don't you can't take people are autonomous i try to get my

00:05:53.060 kids to go do their homework at times how does that work so far pretty good there's a lot of

00:05:58.100 bribery involved there's a lot of uh just false choices where i say you know what you either get

00:06:02.960 to math first or you get to history first which one is it man and so you give them a little you

00:06:06.260 You got to, that's how you do it for vegetables.

00:06:08.020 You can't do head-to-head on a toddler.

00:06:10.120 They'll beat you every day on a no game.

00:06:11.820 You got to make it fun, exciting.

00:06:12.980 You got to misdirect.

00:06:14.000 It's the world of magic.

00:06:14.880 You got four dads, or sorry.

00:06:16.300 What?

00:06:16.740 Four dads?

00:06:17.780 Yes.

00:06:18.160 Is that true?

00:06:19.840 Tell me about that.

00:06:22.720 There's a lot of testosterone in my house.

00:06:24.880 I've walked in on some weird things.

00:06:26.600 Very weird things.

00:06:27.500 500 episodes of nerds.

00:06:29.040 I'm like that before, dude.

00:06:30.320 I met you have four kids as well.

00:06:31.840 Five kids, five kids.

00:06:33.020 Five kids?

00:06:33.600 Yep.

00:06:33.960 So you're also a super dad.

00:06:35.460 I try, man.

00:06:36.720 I've got a super, super wife, is what I would definitely say in this situation.

00:06:39.940 So please, honey, if you hear this, she's doing an amazing job.

00:06:42.480 I try to be present and helpful and toe the line, but it is very busy.

00:06:46.920 Yeah, man.

00:06:47.460 Five kids is crazy.

00:06:48.560 Five kids under 10. 0.93

00:06:49.380 Four dads is crazy as well. 0.96

00:06:50.440 Four dads is crazy, too. 0.98

00:06:51.720 Do you use hooks with your kids?

00:06:54.500 I thought you were about to say, do you use protection?

00:06:56.000 How are there that many kids?

00:06:57.040 Well, clearly you don't.

00:06:58.400 But do you use hooks with them?

00:07:00.500 Because on social media, we use a hook.

00:07:02.320 And this is going somewhere, by the way.

00:07:03.500 I talked about the hooks on this podcast while planning for it.

00:07:06.660 So funny you do.

00:07:07.720 Because now I don't have to do stuff, perform right off the jump to hook the viewer.

00:07:11.480 Well, it's funny you say that because that's actually what I was going to ask you.

00:07:15.320 Like, there's someone watching this episode right now that's like, not quite sure what he does.

00:07:19.300 He's got four dads.

00:07:20.520 They're about to fast forward.

00:07:21.600 They're about to make the biggest mistake of their life.

00:07:23.320 No, no, no.

00:07:23.700 Because they don't have to. 1.00

00:07:24.460 Because let's do some shit right now. 0.99

00:07:26.080 Mike, how about this? 0.99

00:07:27.060 Okay, cool.

00:07:27.660 You're a show. 1.00

00:07:28.140 I'll just go fuck myself. 1.00

00:07:28.940 No, no. 1.00

00:07:29.580 How about this?

00:07:30.120 imagine a scenario because you asked me can i control people's bodies yeah i can control your

00:07:35.200 mind but you're in charge of your destiny mike if you were having and this has to be spontaneous

00:07:39.800 when i watch this stuff do you know what i think logan it's fake he told them what to do it's set

00:07:44.820 up he did research i am the biggest skeptic in the house just like you look how logan got skeptical

00:07:48.620 he just tightened up i like body language 100 what so mike if you were having a birthday party

00:07:54.100 yep and you throw a party my friend yeah right now in this moment give me an estimate of how

00:07:59.200 many people are coming to the party like how many people maybe it's a milestone maybe it's an off

00:08:03.580 number give me a number how many show up i don't know how many you invited give me exact number

00:08:07.300 how many it's gonna be it's gonna be a lot 70 did i did we did i did you tell me before and how many

00:08:13.280 people are gonna expect is there any way i could have known what number came out of your mouth

00:08:15.800 before you just said absolutely no chance whatsoever 70 people are in the room did logan

00:08:20.620 make the cut okay yes so logan i'm kidding logan is there you see logan of course you see logan

00:08:27.060 you see people maybe you grew up with right you see friends you see family you see people from

00:08:31.340 all different worlds you're looking around everyone saying happy birthday and at one point

00:08:34.340 mike you lock eyes person comes in i love this visualization they give you a big old hug you

00:08:39.260 look them right in the eyes can you see that person right now clear as day yes all right i

00:08:44.860 need something to write with is there can i grab that bag somebody can hand that to me i just need

00:08:48.800 like a pad of paper something is that your bag that's my bag do you want to use yours bag of

00:08:53.680 not really honestly it's not as exciting but regardless of whose bag it is how could that

00:08:57.640 help him get i need i need something to write on oh and he brings out the paper yeah i need

00:09:02.520 something to write on paper clip here we go here we go paper cut board four dads are we ready

00:09:08.440 if that person that you just hugged out of everybody out of 70 people you're making up

00:09:13.760 as you go was having a birthday party would you attend the party yes see what he just did

00:09:21.460 in his mind he said yes but there was a lingering moment hear me out no listen because he thought

00:09:27.440 about it and there was what i call a recency bias he just thought of this person goes would i go he

00:09:32.360 goes did i just go something was trying not to react this is being taped in march watch his face

00:09:38.180 and i can tell you know this person's birthday is somebody close march february january december

00:09:42.720 november october read you like a book i didn't do anything i was just looking at the ground over

00:09:48.420 they're making smiles close your eyes you're gonna mess yourself close your eyes it's gonna

00:09:53.060 set it close your eyes logan can i show you so you see what i wrote down yep yep mike cover your

00:09:58.780 eyes with your hand cover your eyes please cover it i'm gonna show a camera real quick so you can

00:10:01.820 see that so i can't change my mind open your eyes the person you thought of the person that gave you

00:10:06.580 a big old hug what month are they born and tell us what month i don't want to say because you're

00:10:13.060 get it wrong okay they're born in january that's what i said i said january oh you didn't even do

00:10:18.540 how's that possible how's that possible dude okay january january there's a 1-12 chance 0.54

00:10:25.740 yeah logan's like dude this sucks i'm like you were denting the universe 365 days let's go to 0.59

00:10:31.320 365 beginning middle end beginning middle end january is 31 days couldn't give me february bro 0.83

00:10:37.380 28 days beginning middle end even odd teens 20s uh how sure are you that you know the birthday

00:10:47.040 is there any way that i could have researched this mike come on be honest skeptical how could

00:10:52.460 i how could i know who went to his party how could i know who in a scenario he just hugged

00:10:56.000 close your eyes logan i'm not trying i just nailed it out of 360 open your eyes mike you're the

00:11:03.180 skeptic what's their birthday january 19th january 19th how is that possible bro

00:11:10.160 are you gonna guess who it is as well no i gotta leave i gotta leave people enticed to

00:11:15.580 keep watching the program come on how is that because how could you know their birthday if

00:11:19.640 you don't know who it is because we didn't know who it is we didn't sure we didn't do anything

00:11:22.640 about who the person was yet we were just getting the birthday hold on can i okay can

00:11:25.720 let's let's take a quick pause one of the biggest obstacles for a magician mind reader someone that

00:11:34.780 does what you do so magic is different i want to explain it's not like a supernatural power but

00:11:39.900 it's important to differentiate because magic involves sleight of hand and magic involves

00:11:44.900 props so i love magic i'm not trying to like throw shade at magic but this is very different than

00:11:50.300 magic this is a form of magic that revolves around no props and why you see far fewer

00:11:55.280 mentalists than magicians is kind of similar to stand-up comedy you can't practice comedy without

00:12:02.380 an audience do you see what i'm saying you could do what you want but until you get in front of

00:12:05.360 the audience you don't know if it's going to work if it's funny i could sit in front of a mirror

00:12:07.560 a magician could sit for 20 years i've seen people who don't perform for anyone they are literally

00:12:12.060 the best magician in the world at like coin magic or card tricks and they could come and perform for

00:12:17.480 you and blow your mind but mentalism involves having to get over the steep learning curve of

00:12:23.360 learning how people react and it's all different subtleties involved guiding you misdirecting you

00:12:27.860 it's a bit different than magic it's a form of magic how are you practicing these tricks so

00:12:33.880 most of it's in my head so when you see me most of the clips you've ever seen on me on tv like i

00:12:39.020 was on jimmy fallon a couple months ago i've done stuff for almost half the nfl at this point

00:12:43.380 almost every single clip you see with all those teams i'm doing it for the first time when you

00:12:49.280 see it right then that's insane because i'm inventing new things to do for each group how

00:12:53.800 do you know it'll work i don't know if it'll work then what if you fall flat what's your hit rate

00:12:58.200 pretty high right now it is pretty high can i ask you a question but people remember the hits

00:13:03.780 forget the misses that's the way of a psychic so psychics most psychics if you were in the room and

00:13:08.820 you checked every time they got something right versus wrong you'd have this whole long line of

00:13:12.300 misses but the hits like the hits are the craziest thing really of course it's the exact opposite

00:13:19.260 it for social media creators it's it's i don't know you do a lot of things right but you do one

00:13:23.920 thing wrong yeah don't do the wrong thing wrong but if you do something right you can just keep

00:13:27.380 doing that over and over yeah i remember you had a girl from only fans who's like amazing she just

00:13:31.840 does the same video over and over and just keeps milking that like it was amazing if it ain't broke

00:13:35.300 don't fix it i know so again the hit rate is pretty high but i'm also using the same ingredients

00:13:41.840 from a recipe it's just like a chef i know i can do a sprinkle of this a little bit of this

00:13:45.440 and i mix it and it feels different every time all right between you and i pretend the cameras

00:13:51.520 are off how did you how did you guess joe rogan's atm pin code do you know mike's pin code you guys

00:13:58.620 have been together for a hot minute no we don't share finances you don't by the way that's not

00:14:03.520 by my choice no you're not you're not i would share finances with him i should go on dnd i think

00:14:08.300 i'm i think literally i'm on as well can i ask you a question yes wait wait wait no his phone

00:14:12.860 still i know answer the question i'm just still ring in 2026 yeah i literally hasn't rang since

00:14:18.620 since 2006 it was a next tell with joe rogan how did i get his atm he doesn't know he's i'm telling

00:14:24.640 he wrote to me afterwards like how the hell did you do that was very funny because he was lightly

00:14:28.200 mad but also it disturbed him it disturbed he was deeply disturbed it was disturbing because

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00:15:11.640 So, Mike, question to you.

00:15:13.580 First off, when was the last time you used an ATM machine?

00:15:17.640 Whenever I'm at the Wynn Casino.

00:15:19.580 I have to keep going back to it over and over again.

00:15:23.720 By Wynn Casino, in his mind, he's actually saying Spearmint Rhino, everybody.

00:15:26.940 I'm just reading his mind.

00:15:27.380 Well, there too, but before I even get there, it's like a revolving door for me.

00:15:32.700 i go to the was anybody near you last time you were at the win using the atm pin i simply here's

00:15:39.320 the here can i say this real quickly and this applies to the joe rogan episode as well here's

00:15:44.560 the issue with you guessing my pin code right now or guessing joe rogan's pin code yep i don't want 0.72

00:15:49.880 to fucking change it okay and that's i never showed joe rogan's pin code to anyone by the way 0.90

00:15:54.340 oh he bleeped it i was like it wasn't bleeped it was only shown to him oh yeah so can you do 0.96

00:15:59.360 logan's pin code maybe that would make me very happy maybe next because i like the person he

00:16:06.480 doesn't really care about his pin i'm thinking yours right now look you picked your number

00:16:12.160 notice if the number was random if they just gave it to him it's six seven eight nine

00:16:15.660 he wouldn't right now care at all most people are loosey-goosey i have a show tonight for like

00:16:19.680 1500 people corporate event i'll do it and always ask the person is it okay if i say your pin code

00:16:24.380 out loud i did once on a tv show and it got like very didn't do well because she was very mad that

00:16:28.880 i said it out loud wasn't on purpose there's a story there but yours i feel like you have some

00:16:33.700 sort of there's some history here there's some look at it look at the nerves he 100 percent

00:16:38.260 picked this number for a reason you're talking about something very important to me you could

00:16:41.620 be talking about a lot of other things this is very important to me think of the first number

00:16:45.180 of your atm pain code okay and in your mind hold out your finger point like let's pantomime you

00:16:52.240 can't fake method acting just one just one finger you don't type with two imagine right now you tap

00:16:57.720 the first now there's i can't see a pen you tap the first number go pretend no you gotta actually

00:17:02.080 pretend okay i'll make a noise when you do it okay oh now do you see he's right-handed yeah

00:17:09.180 he went a little on the left that's exactly right he's gotta start with like a one or no yo stop

00:17:13.920 no no no no no no wait am i with this yeah it's 100 it's a one it started with a one i guarantee

00:17:18.840 but the thing that you don't realize is right away you go but it could have been

00:17:22.500 10 digits right how 81 of pin codes ask a cyber security expert start with a zero one what yep

00:17:29.920 because they're dates or there's some sort of repeats or there's some sort of easy pattern

00:17:34.400 to recognize so right away i get a hit and you go i'm how did you do that i just played the odds

00:17:39.180 and you nailed it too he went across for muscle memory same way tiger wood swings a club you

00:17:43.660 didn't mean to it but you did that because he's always at the casino trying to withdraw more

00:17:47.100 money that's yeah exactly catch up with his losses there is yeah so you did the one oh please stop

00:17:51.560 now i don't want to do i don't have to do all this i won't give the rest think of the next

00:17:55.720 number okay okay think of the third number yeah fourth number okay okay you want me to only show 0.96

00:18:03.120 you yeah yeah you have to dude because i don't feel like dealing with this shit can we why don't 0.91

00:18:08.540 you just say it out loud no no no no no i don't even want to do that mike swear to god there's 0.96

00:18:11.800 no i can know your atm pin code nobody here knows nothing effing serious no one knows my

00:18:15.620 Frickin ATM pin

00:18:17.140 So I think you went

00:18:18.100 There

00:18:18.620 And it was

00:18:19.920 It was

00:18:20.200 It's the quick

00:18:20.740 It's called

00:18:21.200 It's called

00:18:21.940 Boom 1.00

00:18:22.520 I think it was a double tap man 1.00

00:18:25.460 I think for real 1.00

00:18:26.080 I'm gonna go with it

00:18:26.680 I'm gonna show this only to you

00:18:27.900 Yeah but watch my manager

00:18:29.060 He's

00:18:29.660 Ready

00:18:29.900 I'm gonna pass that just to you

00:18:31.260 How did I just do

00:18:32.780 Bro I

00:18:36.780 Dude

00:18:39.820 How do we know it's right 0.99

00:18:41.800 It's fucking right bro 0.97

00:18:43.460 It's obviously 0.98

00:18:45.020 How did we know it's right?

00:18:46.300 Logan, Google me.

00:18:47.380 It's obviously right, dude.

00:18:48.040 What kind of question is that?

00:18:49.780 How did you do that?

00:18:51.500 Come on.

00:18:52.080 Wait.

00:18:53.120 Manager Jeff is in the room?

00:18:54.540 Yeah, Manager Jeff.

00:18:55.760 Wait, question for you.

00:18:57.220 Yeah.

00:18:57.560 Did Rogan change his pin code after the episode?

00:19:00.540 I don't think Joe's been to the ATM in years, man.

00:19:03.560 You and Joe, wealth, not the same.

00:19:05.440 He's got people for that.

00:19:07.440 Not even close, bro. 1.00

00:19:09.700 Damn. 1.00

00:19:10.400 Manager Jeff. 1.00

00:19:11.040 Jeff got in here.

00:19:11.800 We did a little Jewish geography.

00:19:13.160 Levin, Pearlman.

00:19:13.220 Jeff, take a seat.

00:19:13.780 Take a seat.

00:19:14.180 we talked about freehold new jersey right i want to make sure they know there was a little

00:19:17.720 background here so can i tell them you have two kids we exchanged information um i've seen the

00:19:23.160 whole come up with you logan i've been i've been around mike's about to eat that by the way 0.99

00:19:28.220 what's that in there piece of gum how many how many places have you been to oh shit it's freaking 0.99

00:19:37.980 I'm breathing heavy. 0.99

00:19:39.980 I'm breathing heavy.

00:19:41.980 Yo, guess Wim Hoffs.

00:19:43.980 Guess Wim Hoffs ATM Cohen.

00:19:45.980 Love you guys. Love you Wim.

00:19:47.980 That's changed the world.

00:19:49.980 Yes brother. Yes.

00:19:51.980 Wim, we love you but we gotta finish.

00:19:53.980 We gotta finish. This is great.

00:19:55.980 This is amazing today. We'll see you in a little bit Wim.

00:19:57.980 Could be the two best back to back.

00:19:59.980 Ever. Could be the two best back to back.

00:20:01.980 Where's the ice tank?

00:20:03.980 Let's go. We're ice plunging later.

00:20:05.980 we have the best we have the best job in the world yeah you really do that's pretty sick that's a

00:20:10.140 strong that's a strong combo we've been around the world globally many countries all right quick

00:20:16.520 think of a place you've been to at manager jeff think of a place just right now got it

00:20:20.220 what's that you got it a city or city or country you whatever you want got it and you think of a

00:20:24.760 place right now just spontaneous okay all right let's this i'm not going to guess them i want to

00:20:29.700 see i personally think you both got different ones okay i want to see i'm gonna go one two three

00:20:33.940 And when I say three

00:20:35.720 Both of you say it like a duet

00:20:37.000 I don't think they did the same place

00:20:38.000 Should I be guessing his or no?

00:20:38.660 No, not at all

00:20:39.580 I just wanted to see how their minds were totally

00:20:40.960 Just one, two, three, say the place 0.72

00:20:42.460 Berlin

00:20:43.240 Madrid

00:20:43.720 See, I knew they did not do the same one

00:20:45.260 I knew he was thinking that though

00:20:46.340 Oh, whatever

00:20:47.020 Why did you pick that then?

00:20:48.500 Because I wanted something different

00:20:49.400 Show something different

00:20:50.140 I was on both those trips

00:20:51.900 Good ones

00:20:52.360 Both good ones, yeah

00:20:53.680 Oh, it was the same leg

00:20:55.300 No, you weren't there

00:20:55.980 Oh, it was a separate time?

00:20:57.040 He was pre-Mike

00:20:57.700 It was pre-Mike

00:20:58.340 Pre-Mike

00:20:59.000 Oh, you're not talking about the Madrid trip?

00:21:01.020 PM

00:21:01.380 You were not on that one

00:21:02.940 You did Madrid

00:21:03.580 yeah okay berlin all right so europe was covered picture this yeah a lot of times

00:21:09.640 manager jeff hold the globe in your hand imagine you give that bad boy a spin close your eyes

00:21:15.080 spin it again right now if you with your eyes closed eyes closed just point at one spot bam

00:21:21.660 put your finger at one spot there is no way in the world anybody could know where you just pointed

00:21:25.480 your eyes are closed i could know you couldn't know you just spun a globe are we in a full

00:21:28.620 agreement here yes do we are we understanding that there's no way to know this yes because

00:21:32.600 he doesn't know how the hell could i know yeah and then what happens is there's going to be an

00:21:37.120 emotion that overwhelms jeff as he opens his eyes as our people say but share it you suddenly open

00:21:43.360 your eyes and when you look you squint and you go i can't believe this this was meant to be logan

00:21:48.100 this is a place he goes when i look he goes i want to go there so bad i i goes i would love to

00:21:52.640 go to this place it's literally number one place in the world i would love to go right now can you

00:21:56.880 picture that place in your mind at this very moment and see it right there under your finger

00:22:00.400 yeah all right look at me

00:22:03.180 where do you live now here la la good good tan doing this guy likes to be outside like he likes

00:22:10.180 warm weather yeah he likes hiking jeff wants like a multi-leg trip right here i do i need it

00:22:14.720 i'm gonna go with this number one place in the world number one place in the world you wanted

00:22:19.460 to go bam you hit it right there on the map tell me where was it mount evers okay question this i

00:22:24.840 love this i love this he said two places i think that that's in the front of his mind okay which

00:22:30.260 I think you could have two or three other mentalists in the world in the show

00:22:32.900 that would have gotten that.

00:22:34.520 But the back, the one that he changed mind,

00:22:36.720 what was the first thing you thought of?

00:22:38.420 The other first?

00:22:39.940 Bali.

00:22:40.660 Bali. 1.00

00:22:41.300 Fucking out of here. 1.00

00:22:43.140 I'm out. 1.00

00:22:44.500 I'm out.

00:22:46.180 I'm out in my head.

00:22:47.780 Going for a hike.

00:22:49.040 Done.

00:22:49.940 Yo!

00:22:53.000 Yo!

00:22:54.880 Bro!

00:22:57.400 Oh, it was the first one.

00:22:58.920 Then you switched to the second.

00:22:59.880 He tried to trick him

00:23:01.520 Trick me, man

00:23:02.200 This is a great flavor

00:23:04.860 This is a great flavor, by the way

00:23:05.920 The blue chill

00:23:06.480 Thanks, thanks

00:23:07.460 Dude, how are you doing these tricks?

00:23:09.860 Because, dude

00:23:10.700 I wouldn't have a job, man

00:23:11.320 This is magic

00:23:12.080 What's happening is magic

00:23:13.820 And by the way, our mutual friend Frankie

00:23:15.580 Yeah

00:23:15.920 That you referenced

00:23:16.520 You call him Frankie

00:23:17.120 I call him Frank A

00:23:17.920 Okay

00:23:18.260 Is that weird?

00:23:21.000 Frank A with an accent

00:23:22.080 I make it like

00:23:23.020 Exactly

00:23:23.600 Like your daughter 0.66

00:23:23.960 Like Frank A

00:23:24.640 I've known him since he was 12 years old

00:23:26.480 Oh, I know

00:23:26.920 Which sounds creepy, by the way

00:23:27.840 No, I know

00:23:28.360 He said

00:23:29.480 i met him in a park when he was 12 years old that sounds beyond but we were both magicians yes he

00:23:34.780 said he invented a trick he did and you hit him up because you were impressed with the trick that's

00:23:39.140 not true he's such a liar wait he said he said it was the trick he hit me up oh really yeah he said 0.75

00:23:44.060 it was the trick where he made someone pick this he made two people think of the same same song he 0.83

00:23:48.240 had a trick before that bro that's that's uh i'm going deep cuts he had something else he released

00:23:51.820 before that he said he said he felt like you thought you were in your prime around that time

00:23:57.880 you would have been like in your 20s probably making like a thousand bucks a night yeah with

00:24:01.560 braces and a shaved head yeah yeah yeah cool dude i met my wife while i still had adult braces on

00:24:07.420 but we were video chatting so she could never see because i would do it in dark room

00:24:11.060 and literally the first time we met in person because we talked for two weeks online was

00:24:14.920 three days after i got my braces off where did you where did you meet her on chat roulette

00:24:18.440 jay day baby uh the jews but i wait what jay day swear to god that's a jewish site but do you

00:24:26.340 remember in back to the future when they had a polaroid and every like he was he was staying with

00:24:30.520 his mom and he like how you see the polaroid disappear of your kids yeah i feel like if i

00:24:34.960 had met my wife four days later or four days later and i still had braces all my kids like don't

00:24:39.800 exist there whoa you think she would yeah i don't know if she would have stuck it out with a magician

00:24:44.360 who had braces that's a it's that's a lot of strikes right there who meets up with 12 year

00:24:48.580 olds that was uh for the record that was in the park that was magical wait can i no no no because

00:24:53.200 i do want to i don't want to pad that we do mentor the next generation who yes that's that's why i

00:24:57.300 thought that was so interesting he explained it to me he was like because he frankie's a really

00:25:01.100 talented guy in multiple multiple disciplines by the way you and i know him as alex alex

00:25:05.220 alexander um which is which is crazy you ever see his clip when he's on howard stern by the way

00:25:09.900 yes it's shot bro he's been like doing this stuff for do you know him and i'd won a massive federal

00:25:15.800 lawsuit of course for a company that infringed on his patent i know dude with like a four million

00:25:20.240 i remember your burning man video when you guys went there he was my first vlog yeah yeah yeah

00:25:24.900 yeah no no he's he's amazing and uh yeah serial inventor magician we me and him connected on

00:25:30.520 magic magic stuff as well and uh yeah it was really interesting to hear that the magician like

00:25:37.300 circle is is that tight and you guys like exchange and learn tricks but then you obviously like

00:25:42.480 went into the stratosphere as far as your skill set and he calls you the the best magician in the

00:25:48.120 world you you you definitely are like the best magician in the world and you're probably do you

00:25:53.460 think you're the highest grossing magician in the world no for a fact no because of vegas there's a

00:25:58.760 bunch of people really yeah david copfield's banking like 70 million a year how about you're

00:26:02.280 about to start you're about to start oh can't how much how much will you make for a private show

00:26:06.880 uh i'm not gonna put that out there right now it might change by the time this comes out i bet i

00:26:11.860 bet you make half a million for a private show i like where your head's at you bring this closer

00:26:15.580 no see see that thing he did right there now i'm the mentalist he did this as in like well i'm

00:26:21.380 gonna keep it humble and i'm gonna keep it private to myself so that tells me more that half a million

00:26:25.920 is a little low yeah it's actually a little higher depends on the place he might see the way he just

00:26:30.000 raised his eyebrow as well i know that that means that means like i appreciate your guessing and you

00:26:35.640 guys are smart enough to figure this out but i'm not gonna say anything and you're insulting it's

00:26:38.660 such a low number logan you're making you're making i bet you're making around 800 900k per

00:26:44.060 show per private show that's a yes see that yeah 850,000 i i just i rounded up to an even mill once

00:26:51.920 i clean out mike's atm which is not doing well by the way he's been dropping a lot at the win

00:26:56.640 it's been so much even though his ig is very aspirational every time i see it it is i'm like

00:27:03.620 god look at this guy the gen z's calling you unk they're just hating right there they are hating 0.55

00:27:07.920 they're a haterade which is by the way it's old by the way speaking of all those false colors i

00:27:13.740 mean come on come on dude yo he's actually he's actually a genius he's talking about he's talking

00:27:18.680 about the artificial dyes in gatorade which is what which is why prime came on the market

00:27:22.820 come on we've offered a better for you product so you were sending me these for a while and at first

00:27:28.060 i was like i was like how are these so damn good they can't be healthy and then i was just chugging

00:27:32.240 them and then you stopped sending them i started buying them so you got the first hit is free and

00:27:36.360 then i kept getting more i remember that from crack can we can we share that did you open that

00:27:39.980 i did can i have a few sips of it well you're always sick though i am here's my thought you

00:27:44.580 gotta make them smaller the only thing about it is i can't drink a whole one of those no they added

00:27:48.040 that because it's the same price for the for a bigger values no i like i like the just don't

00:27:52.320 if you don't want all the caffeine just don't drink all of it but i'll pour the rest out but

00:27:55.320 that feels very wasteful to me you want to know what i do it's it's the same as having holes in

00:27:59.440 your socks yeah i drink like half can't put the rest in the fridge i'll drink it the next day

00:28:03.420 Somebody will move something in my fridge.

00:28:05.460 It will spill and sticky, and I will be in trouble for a long time.

00:28:08.360 So what you can do is put in a Yeti cup.

00:28:10.140 Bro, I'm so curious about you because, like, you do all these.

00:28:13.360 Fire away.

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00:31:03.460 You do all these tricks, but like your ability to do them

00:31:07.480 and also we glossed over at the beginning of the show,

00:31:11.500 you're an ultra marathon runner.

00:31:12.900 You're like a highly impressive individual

00:31:15.680 across multiple disciplines.

00:31:17.480 do you think they are all connected in that way like do you think your ability to uh run

00:31:24.820 incredibly fast marathons i think you were like top 30 in the world one time for 50 mile races

00:31:30.260 so that's funny i was the number one runner in the world at 50 miles in i think it was 2009

00:31:35.220 but i think that's because nobody fast ran it there was no money in it there was no like kenyans

00:31:39.140 no i was number one fastest in the world that year that's it dude that's insane also 50 miles 0.61

00:31:44.040 what the fuck are we talking about yeah i ran 6 30 per mile for 50 miles bro that even be that 0.93

00:31:49.200 is nuts you could even beat kyle from the nelt boys at that oh dude i was i was coaching kyle 0.99

00:31:53.820 oh you are we really really oh no he had a real coach matthew johnson i want to step on his toes

00:31:57.480 but i was behind the scenes telling kyle like what to do and for nutrition because i've run a

00:32:00.720 lot of hundreds very very impressive that he finished that it was 100 right honestly yeah

00:32:05.540 very wildly impressive the mental the mental fortitude when he was suffering because your

00:32:10.680 first hundred i don't know who you are i mean very few and far between i laid down at mile 57 in my

00:32:15.420 first hundred and was just like a mess i wanted to quit and i couldn't figure out where to quit

00:32:20.240 and this is because i'm such a cheap ass that i had left so many uh drop bags of um like items 0.94

00:32:25.500 like this headlamp this uh and i'm like i can't lose all this gear this shit's expensive oh a 0.96

00:32:30.700 different checkpoints so and it was because it's a trail race it was in vermont all over the place 0.53

00:32:35.300 that i i started walking and then i got going and then anger anger man it's like my good friend

00:32:40.540 David Goggins tell you like take the haters and I just got angry at a certain point because these 0.98

00:32:44.380 two guys I was running with uh were just talking shit to me about like you're gonna quit man you're 1.00

00:32:48.500 such a pussy like and I was so angry at them that it got me motivated and that's I have done this 1.00

00:32:53.240 at multiple races where I'm feeling like crap I will walk to an aid station and tell somebody 1.00

00:32:57.220 almost always a female not a guy because I just hope they won't slap me as hard I'll say slap me 0.99

00:33:00.980 as hard as you can in the face right now normally it requires two or three back and forth for them 0.73

00:33:04.940 to really do it I'll never forget I went to one aid station I said slap me as hard as you can

00:33:08.440 before i even finished it she'd already slapped me i was like she was waiting dude full on she was

00:33:14.120 angry too it was like a dmv level like just mad at me and just bam and i just got fired up and it

00:33:19.300 just got your nervous system jolted i like to suffer at those races i like those races to learn

00:33:25.640 who i am to get in touch with yourself there's different ways people can do it there's difficulty

00:33:30.500 there's psychedelics there's different ways to figure out who you are when you're not in autopilot

00:33:35.380 because everyone's living their life as themselves

00:33:37.360 every day for so long

00:33:38.460 that when do you get to really figure out who you are

00:33:41.700 when the going gets tough?

00:33:43.800 And so for me, those races,

00:33:45.220 if I'm throwing up, if I'm miserable,

00:33:46.740 if I'm like, you know, heat exhausted, heat stroked,

00:33:49.420 can I dig myself out of it

00:33:51.200 when I don't want to do it and finish?

00:33:53.740 And when I do, it recalibrates me in life

00:33:56.500 for the next thing.

00:33:57.520 Well said.

00:33:58.640 Putting yourself in a position

00:34:00.180 where you can really figure out who you are

00:34:03.000 is an incredibly important thing to do i think because because you want to you want to know what

00:34:07.300 you're capable of and where your mind goes when it's suffering or when things are uncomfortable

00:34:11.200 so throwing yourself into those situations is incredibly admirable it's also incredibly

00:34:15.380 uncomfortable which is why people don't do it right um i'm just curious because you're not

00:34:21.340 just running these races you are you're like borderline sprinting through them you're doing

00:34:25.980 it faster than people can do a solo mile which takes a level of athleticism or like like

00:34:32.300 prowess how are you training for these races and if so for how long and how do you balance it with

00:34:39.300 your day job which is that of being the best magician or mentalist in the world thank you

00:34:44.520 again also dad of five kids it's why that's what i'm saying it's wildly impressive four dads four

00:34:49.380 dads too my dad's help a lot you know what i mean i think blaine is gonna try to fight you next time

00:34:54.120 when you keep giving him these accolades i i i thought i'm not fighting blaine he's bigger than

00:34:58.640 Blaine's a friend of ours.

00:35:00.060 I love David Blaine.

00:35:02.880 He was my dream guest on the podcast.

00:35:05.520 We had him on the boxes check.

00:35:06.960 I saw it, man.

00:35:07.480 And it was great.

00:35:08.140 It was great. 1.00

00:35:08.740 He's fucking incredible. 0.99

00:35:10.460 The only reason, I'm just going to be honest, 0.99

00:35:12.260 why I'm saying you're the best magician in the world,

00:35:15.240 you're more active than him right now.

00:35:17.280 And you're everywhere on social media.

00:35:19.660 I hate that thought process.

00:35:21.060 That's why Jordan gets beaten around by all these kids, bro.

00:35:24.760 You got to appreciate the greats.

00:35:26.540 I'm not saying that you're not.

00:35:27.620 I'm not either.

00:35:28.180 I'm not saying you're not the greatest.

00:35:29.040 I think it's like looking at a fighter in their prime, right?

00:35:31.120 What are you going to do?

00:35:31.620 Like look at Conor now, look at Conor in the past.

00:35:33.620 Or not look at Muhammad Ali.

00:35:35.200 He's not active.

00:35:35.980 Of course.

00:35:36.660 So I'm not.

00:35:37.520 I like that because you can throw out things,

00:35:39.040 but I appreciate people for what they did.

00:35:40.720 And in many instances, I'm standing on the shoulders of giants,

00:35:42.800 people you have heard of and haven't.

00:35:44.460 So I think there's peaks and valleys to every career.

00:35:47.180 That's what I'm saying.

00:35:47.860 And how you navigate those.

00:35:48.520 You're definitely either approaching a peak or a peak.

00:35:51.860 I don't even think you're peaky, man.

00:35:53.400 I don't think I'm peaky at.

00:35:54.220 You know why as well?

00:35:54.820 Trust me, there's a lot to come.

00:35:55.680 so because as you as we said out there you came to my house years ago and did a trick for my vlog

00:36:03.080 i remember so even since then you which you were big then i wasn't big then i thought you were i

00:36:10.260 definitely thought you were but you have skyrocketed and and and it's because you're coming up with new

00:36:16.400 ways to impress people or read their minds do the tricks whatever you have this ability to adapt

00:36:22.160 that i'm not sure other people in your position are no offense to david copperfield i think he's

00:36:28.140 been doing this the same show for 20 years which is fine it's awesome it's an amazing show monetized

00:36:34.060 man optimized yeah optimized monetize whatever but you you're coming up with new stuff and i don't

00:36:39.300 know how because like you're leading the charge you're not going on a magic site and figuring out

00:36:44.560 like what's the newest latest trick because a lot of a lot of these magicians as you also pointed

00:36:48.260 out out there i'm like i'm interested in magic i did magic for a long time in my life there's like 0.59

00:36:53.800 hubs and circles where people share the same tricks you know how many fucking times i've seen 0.88

00:36:58.720 the google trick you google something on your phone no offense bro like i've just seen the 0.93

00:37:03.600 like i get the trick and what about the one you know what the secret sauce is let me tell you

00:37:07.640 secret sauce and how why is that like because somebody listening is great you're doing great

00:37:11.560 what can you use that for in your life because there's one overlap of my skill that's allowed me

00:37:17.060 to advance at a level at my field

00:37:18.780 that I think people can apply to their own

00:37:20.180 if they look at it,

00:37:21.140 which is I take

00:37:22.460 and I always turn the mirror around

00:37:24.460 on the person on the other side.

00:37:26.800 Hear me out

00:37:27.340 because this is a life-changing moment.

00:37:28.660 It's when I understood

00:37:29.340 how to jump and level jump

00:37:31.360 is my tricks aren't about me.

00:37:33.500 So when you watch a card trick,

00:37:34.840 that's watching the person saying,

00:37:36.140 wow, it's so good, so cool, you can do.

00:37:37.820 I do things that relate to the person watching.

00:37:40.100 So why have the football clips gone so viral?

00:37:42.500 A lot of people did stuff

00:37:43.380 for football players before I did.

00:37:44.840 Yes.

00:37:45.100 It's because if you turn on the TV,

00:37:47.060 and you're Mike, and you're watching this,

00:37:48.300 and you go, who the hell's this guy, right?

00:37:49.460 Who's this five foot nothing lawyer looking dude?

00:37:51.820 Why am I watching this?

00:37:52.820 Why don't I turn it on right now?

00:37:53.860 I never think I deserve to be watched.

00:37:55.700 I need to earn your attention.

00:37:57.860 Right then, I will ask a question

00:37:59.740 that every football fan ever wants to know the answer to,

00:38:03.280 which is, Joe Burrow's got the ball in his hand.

00:38:05.100 Joe, do you know me?

00:38:05.840 I don't know you, bro.

00:38:06.760 You can see it in his eyes.

00:38:07.680 I go, look around this room.

00:38:09.560 Think of someone you're gonna throw that ball to.

00:38:11.180 I'm gonna tell you exactly who it's gonna be.

00:38:12.700 That's a billion dollar question.

00:38:14.320 who's that football player going to throw the ball to, right?

00:38:18.700 If I'm going to be on March Madness tomorrow,

00:38:20.840 what's going to happen in the bracket?

00:38:22.760 I'm going to be on CBS doing exactly something for this.

00:38:24.640 So I want to appeal to the viewer watching.

00:38:26.900 If I'm on CNBC, it's going to be about stocks, bonds.

00:38:29.820 It's going to be about interest rates.

00:38:31.160 So I'm creating the content for the end viewer

00:38:34.840 with an emotional impact.

00:38:37.120 You have the key to all of it.

00:38:38.160 Well, it's not the key.

00:38:38.840 It's just simply the fact that most people

00:38:40.800 are so focused on themselves

00:38:42.540 and making, debuting yourself

00:38:44.600 rather than making the person on the other end

00:38:46.700 look like the star

00:38:47.420 and making it appeal to the person watching it.

00:38:49.720 The more you can custom target your content.

00:38:52.280 And that's anything.

00:38:53.000 If you're right now selling people knives,

00:38:55.200 Cutco, door to door,

00:38:56.540 learn what makes them tick.

00:38:57.980 Learn what's interesting to them.

00:38:59.460 Benefits oriented language.

00:39:00.640 Stop saying I, I.

00:39:01.900 No one cares about I. 0.85

00:39:03.040 They care about me, the person across.

00:39:05.740 It's sales 101.

00:39:06.900 I happen to be a pretty good entertainer, I feel, 0.97

00:39:10.320 but I'm a damn good salesman.

00:39:12.220 And if I were to take and quit doing what I'm doing now, tomorrow, I think the exact 0.85

00:39:16.200 same skills I'm using to achieve what I've done in mentalism would allow me to have a

00:39:19.420 very successful business in any other thing I decide to do.

00:39:22.920 And you can use them yourselves as well.

00:39:25.240 Because mentalism is just, all it is, it's parlor tricks in essence.

00:39:29.020 You're creating the ability to seem to read people's minds.

00:39:31.900 I can't read minds.

00:39:32.920 I'm not psychic.

00:39:33.900 Are you sure?

00:39:34.640 I'm positive.

00:39:35.240 Okay, because it's, I also just want to say the fact that you say that makes it so much

00:39:41.140 cooler to me because it's like well because it goes from magic to science it becomes real that's

00:39:45.840 that's the name of the game it's almost like i feel like i'm watching wwe unreal a little bit

00:39:50.280 like it's a i'm seeing behind the curtain of like the reality of the situation and the true skill

00:39:54.980 right which to me which is more entertaining than pretending like yeah there's kayfabe but like when

00:40:00.460 you see what they really do man i did something with wwe recently with a couple superstars really

00:40:04.940 very fun yeah amazing amazing can i use your tap you're tapping into niches with your tricks which

00:40:09.380 which has worked really well for you the football stuff has been amazing thank you yeah you said

00:40:14.320 you said you can take this and apply it to other things i want to ask you because you have a goal

00:40:19.180 of getting trump to the correspondence dinner he's already there what true he's coming sorry

00:40:23.940 that's not that's not uh yeah he's coming oh it doesn't happen yet but he's coming april 25th

00:40:28.500 sorry my bad my bad you also that's announced i'm not okay oh actually yeah oh you're not

00:40:34.960 you're not just manifesting that i manifested it oh me too so i didn't want to mess it up

00:40:40.920 you're saying he is going that he's made announcements okay oh my god so so forget

00:40:44.900 that let's go back to the money side then you want it you want to make money like i don't know

00:40:48.120 what your exact goal is for the next six to 12 months i'm sure you have kids five kids we got

00:40:51.860 to make some of that money okay let's go okay be more liquid yeah why would you not become

00:40:59.040 a covert asset for one of our deep state enemies like north korea for example

00:41:06.560 so i'm officially going on the record saying that i am not doing that okay

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00:42:52.240 real about marriage parenthood sex divorce and all the nitty-gritty stuff we all think about

00:42:57.760 but just don't say out loud i hate that job you're probably just gonna meet for some rich guy and he's

00:43:01.640 gonna whisk you away and i'll never see you again and oh this is awkward would you say a d-less 0.52

00:43:07.880 actor d i don't even know there's such thing as d no no no i mean like i can't even get on the c

00:43:14.140 list like i'm not even average i'm not even passing i'm failing listen to no safe words

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00:43:24.220 apple podcast or wherever you get your podcast let's let's read let's revise that why i'll be

00:43:33.200 the second person to walk off this podcast no we've had more respect trump would love that why

00:43:37.640 would you not why would the cia okay let's bring it back home to america yes okay america first

00:43:43.600 why would the cia not tap you to go and so i've been reached out to by multiple law enforcement

00:43:50.800 departments yeah multiple so here's where i want to be honest this is where honesty is very important

00:43:55.900 and i'm very clear about what i do and don't do this is a learnable repeatable skill it's based

00:44:00.980 in science so if you meet a psychic and it's funny i was in front of a psychic very famous

00:44:04.740 psychic at the airport the other day and i'm like show me how you did that oh good luck showing me

00:44:08.460 how you're talking to the dead people right and maybe you are maybe you aren't i'm not telling

00:44:11.340 anyone what to believe it's a it's a form of faith if they can do something and prove to you

00:44:15.520 that they know that your you know mom before she passed away said this and this is that a trick or

00:44:21.700 did they really talk i don't know how to prove that i'm telling you what i'm doing is based on

00:44:25.100 a trick there is a method do you understand you might not know it some of it looks like i'm being

00:44:30.400 psychic but there's different skills i'm applying let me explain so i'm creating the illusion of a

00:44:36.320 skill that can be generalized but to anything no but you can't you're discount why can't i just go

00:44:41.700 to a casino right now and make a few million bucks yes why not why not do that that's such

00:44:46.300 a simple like you just did this yeah if you right now took a deck of cards looked at any card

00:44:50.640 and looked at me could i guess that card five out of five times not even like i don't even

00:44:54.880 understand how below my pay grade you understand that is that's like amateur hour from years ago

00:44:58.640 but but why why can't you just go to casino because because the dealer can't tell because 0.85

00:45:05.220 the card's not showing they don't know that's come up dude come on ridiculous statements like

00:45:09.940 i could do that again what are you doing there's a card upside down so the dealer when they look

00:45:13.980 at it i can figure it out don't be like i can't i can't put the procedure in place i have steps

00:45:18.880 just like a recipe to get the information this is full honesty i have step one step two step three

00:45:25.060 step four step five to get that information out of you you don't know what's happening during those

00:45:29.720 steps i do and at a casino table i will rarely have the control to make you do what i need you

00:45:36.460 to do this is literally 100 true so right now they're pointing the cameras where they want i

00:45:41.660 don't direct this show but what if i want to point the camera this way and then this way in different

00:45:45.700 ways i would say to you look at your card look at me logan think red think black look you won't do

00:45:50.140 all the things i need you to do to get the card do you understand what i'm saying yeah to you

00:45:55.320 and that's the skill that's the artistry and what i do you said you didn't do anything i did things

00:46:00.080 but a lot of the time social science to it as well it's all social science it's a con man

00:46:04.840 but used for honest honest yeah but so so yeah so it would not work with house games you couldn't

00:46:10.640 do this with blackjack uh so if i was at someone's house and i did this it would work sorry i don't

00:46:16.140 like that i mean i mean games that the house is stands to win or lose where you could apply this

00:46:22.720 guaranteed sure as shit would be poker you could go and win you could go win poker with this skill

00:46:28.840 i believe that that's true if i was patient and if i was doing less well at what i'm currently 0.99

00:46:34.000 doing and decide to throw myself into that for two or three years but i'm also impatient a poker

00:46:38.600 player doesn't matter if you could know the other person's cards you could still lose at a tournament

00:46:42.840 you understand that because you have to be patient and even if you had tells and everything you're

00:46:47.100 going to sit there for two days to get the one hand to beat you see what i'm saying it's not

00:46:50.560 perfect science also you're assuming there's five people at the table i'm typically working with one

00:46:55.980 person at a time if you were to watch my stage show like come tonight i have a big corporate 0.99

00:46:59.300 event there's one trick i do with five people that when other mentalists watch are like oh shit like 0.98

00:47:04.320 this is this is where you get goaded because you're doing stuff where you're watching everyone 0.93

00:47:07.400 at the same time and so it stacks complexity and it's really much harder because think of it as

00:47:13.180 like juggling with your eyes closed that's where the skill gets harder because i'm trying to do

00:47:17.340 stuff with more than one person at once right here i've been mostly doing one person then we

00:47:21.700 had manager jeff who's super easy to read but anyhow so when we do that it's it's it's uh it's

00:47:27.980 it gets harder but going back to just to cap off the question on the cia right yeah they've asked

00:47:33.720 me and i've been honest because i'm not trying to deceive people it's even when people say my book

00:47:38.320 like the book i sell my book shout out number three new times bestseller doesn't teach a single

00:47:43.000 trick it doesn't teach mentalism literally zero if you buy that book to learn my tricks please

00:47:48.360 don't i don't want to disappoint you the book is designed to teach you how to achieve success in

00:47:52.640 any field based on what i've learned from being a mentalist and reading and assessing people for 30

00:47:57.760 years the the issue i'm having with it is you're are you stating that you believe what you do is

00:48:03.980 replicable i know it is okay but i could teach anyone but i slightly disagree because you have

00:48:09.700 a build out inside of you inside of that noggin of yours right okay that is conducive with the

00:48:16.400 things that you do it's all yeah you're you're you're discounting your your your your natural

00:48:20.960 capabilities i'm not saying you haven't honed it right but i believe that you're a weapon an asset

00:48:25.320 that cannot be replicated as simply as you're stating that but it's so again what's nature

00:48:30.000 nurture talent our mutual friend or your friend of me tom brady uh i want to town on him tomorrow

00:48:36.100 i want to see what happens uh is tom right was drafted 199 nobody would have said that this guy

00:48:42.960 is going to be the seven time super bowl champion potential goat of football so how much of that

00:48:47.260 was hard work how much that was persistence dedication dialing in your sleep your your

00:48:51.600 training how much of that or versus just your physique i will probably at five foot seven and

00:48:56.240 three quarters i need those three quarters will likely never play in the nba no matter what i

00:49:00.980 also don't have the physique to really be a fast runner tell that spud web that's true man good

00:49:05.420 good reference he's 5'8 i think you got it am i right put a lift in your shoe here i always stand

00:49:11.340 very like at the doctor's office i like heart dominique webb remember web no wait dominique

00:49:17.600 what was the stop right there when i walked in here when i walked in here we were shooting the

00:49:21.520 breeze for like three minutes you literally had me on the clock and we talked march madness i want

00:49:25.460 to go back i want to know everything above board and i said to you mike i go we're talking about

00:49:28.920 we're talking about basketball but i didn't say basketball i said mike right now because i said

00:49:33.120 i want you to how many people's phone numbers do you know and i just had you start thinking

00:49:36.560 of stuff in your head just in your head and we talked about basketball at some moment while

00:49:41.320 we're talking about basketball i feel as if clear cut you imagined a player maybe their jersey number

00:49:48.880 maybe a player but am i correct because we were talking about basketball am i correct that this

00:49:54.220 happened yes see i saw him because we were talking and you can always tell watch logan when somebody

00:49:57.940 thinks about something nlp is neurolinguistic programming it's where your eyes go when they

00:50:02.960 access different parts of your brain, just the same way a computer goes to certain places to

00:50:07.080 access memory. He, when he was thinking about stuff, and I said to him, like, how many people's

00:50:11.300 phone numbers do you think you know? We didn't do anything with that. I just want to see. I was

00:50:14.520 watching you. People don't realize to calibrate. What I'm doing is I'm trying to figure out how

00:50:19.800 you think when I meet you. And I had like three minutes with him. I don't know. And I watched him

00:50:24.600 right when I said basketball in March, man, let's his home look up and think of someone.

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00:52:05.920 all think about, but just don't say it out loud.

00:52:07.920 I hate that job.

00:52:08.820 You're probably just going to meet with some rich guy and he's going to whisk you away

00:52:11.520 and I'll never see you again.

00:52:14.060 Would you say a D-list actor?

00:52:17.520 D?

00:52:19.500 I don't even know there's such a thing as D.

00:52:21.340 No, no, no.

00:52:21.980 I mean like...

00:52:22.420 I can't even get on the C-list.

00:52:23.440 Like I'm not even average.

00:52:24.300 I'm not even passing.

00:52:25.260 I'm failing.

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00:52:38.520 I think the person you're thinking of

00:52:40.520 no longer plays basketball.

00:52:43.540 Am I correct?

00:52:44.200 Yes.

00:52:44.740 And I think that right now,

00:52:46.680 he's going to think back on this podcast

00:52:48.420 and realize that he dropped it because you said,

00:52:51.080 you said, say it again, Logan.

00:52:52.260 You said, I'm the best.

00:52:53.460 You said, best magician.

00:52:54.480 you said best magician say the world and that you said that and he said come on man you can't

00:52:59.740 do that you can't do that and he let it slip you thought of michael jordan earlier didn't you yes

00:53:04.060 yes yes dude i did and it it percolated back to the top of his mind wait you can't be doing that

00:53:11.440 that's like saying jordan is prime he said it and he realized now that he said something he

00:53:14.920 thought of earlier and i knew he thought of it earlier so you guys aren't uh working together

00:53:18.080 no mike for the record is a cia yeah yeah double agent from north korea from north korea okay so

00:53:25.120 he's partied with kim jong-un the the question i i hate that i'm just gonna ask you some questions

00:53:30.640 that you've asked been asked a thousand times you can't you cannot predict like the lot the

00:53:35.480 winning lottery numbers that's a that's a difficult question to answer because i've been working on

00:53:40.880 that for a few years um and i'm waiting for that to happen so if you were to say to me if you were

00:53:46.880 to say to me i'm gonna answer this i have to answer this in a very legally acceptable way for

00:53:54.100 what i'm gonna do soon because i just i there's legal implications if he wins the lottery gonna

00:53:59.580 tell you oh my god dude you'll actually go down in history so i you said i haven't peaked yet i'm

00:54:05.440 telling you i haven't peaked yet so i would tell you that i don't believe that if the lottery

00:54:10.900 is based entirely on a random algorithm

00:54:13.400 that's left to chance,

00:54:15.180 then I don't know the future.

00:54:16.700 I don't have psychic abilities to know the future,

00:54:21.040 but I can read people.

00:54:23.160 And so if somebody is involved

00:54:24.520 in the selection of the numbers

00:54:26.140 and it's not truly random,

00:54:27.700 then I would say to you that

00:54:29.160 the same way that I can guess

00:54:30.820 what people are gonna do and what they think.

00:54:32.680 And so the better question,

00:54:34.180 I can't say too much here.

00:54:35.800 There's too much that I can tip

00:54:36.940 is that I don't believe that I can win the lottery

00:54:39.740 the way you just said it that way, the,

00:54:42.100 but I am 100% certain

00:54:44.120 that I'm going to win a lottery at some point.

00:54:46.840 And I believe I'm going to give away all the money.

00:54:48.340 I don't need the money.

00:54:49.060 I'm going to change someone else's life.

00:54:50.360 But I have studied the same way

00:54:53.400 that I try to reverse engineer the human mind,

00:54:55.840 reverse engineering how something is done.

00:54:58.240 Social engineering.

00:54:59.380 It's how to social engineer winning something.

00:55:01.640 That should be beyond my possible perception,

00:55:05.020 but I think it's doable.

00:55:06.000 And I'm not the first one to do it.

00:55:07.200 So by the record, if you look into do research,

00:55:09.740 other people have done it it's more like how do you patch this before you get caught doing it and

00:55:13.600 is it legal and i i i think it is legal something that does involve people and maybe reading people

00:55:18.560 march madness you said march madness i can't get the perfect bracket okay but that'd be amazing

00:55:23.340 perhaps you could last year i got the four teams that made it correct okay so i saw that that was

00:55:27.640 100 and no one no one even appreciated because it was the four number one seed so like that's

00:55:32.720 so obvious i'm like that hadn't happened in almost 20 years so you did it i did it so let's do it

00:55:37.000 again because on polymarket the 2026 ncaa tournament winner michigan's at 19 go blue baby

00:55:43.900 arizona's at 18.4 shout out jeff duke is at 18 florida's at 8.9 yeah they're not winning the

00:55:51.560 florida's not so okay so i wouldn't bet on them so michigan arizona duke we're on polymarket.com

00:55:58.160 o's perlman who we buying oh i how am i gonna bet against my wolverines baby wow how am i gonna do

00:56:06.000 that they are leading so okay so maybe maybe we buy some wolverines i'm going to but take do that

00:56:12.640 at your own at your own risk finance not financial advice this is not financial advice and if you are

00:56:17.220 basing your financial future on a mentalist i would go index etfs low cost compounded interest

00:56:24.240 yeah let's go with i'm going back to the atm man based on that little hit man that's the drug addict

00:56:30.380 if i told you right now we could double your money double your money by the time you're 75

00:56:34.480 you got nine figures 100 mil or you just have three banger nights of making 25 million night

00:56:39.980 you're like let's go 100 i have i have this image sheared into my brain of mike standing back towards

00:56:45.940 the casino just on the wall atm just for like five to ten minutes at a time everyone else is having

00:56:50.960 fun he's just frustrated they're punching in the numbers it's actually they caught me off yeah it's

00:56:54.960 pretty sad they caught me off at some point i have to go to the little window and i have to ask them

00:56:58.880 to give me please give me some money yes i need some more money but i'll be honest i've had some

00:57:03.700 pretty large victories lately the past four trips dude can you guess how much i want on each of

00:57:09.280 those trips you know what's interesting i'm sure they build those casinos based on all the people

00:57:12.640 winning their money no they're gonna give it all back oh i know i've already started logan where

00:57:17.720 are we at in the show because i was gonna try something with you we're we have time yeah we

00:57:21.820 have time yeah or are we leave the we could save the best for last i think we're like slowly maybe

00:57:27.420 i'll ask you some more like okay do a few questions and then i've got i'm gonna one or two more things

00:57:31.140 anybody want a muffin i'm okay i feel like that's that's potentially a trick okay okay um

00:57:36.720 are you are you picking your marks like are there are there people that are like almost too smart

00:57:43.660 to do the trick on or that are or maybe the opposite are like too dull and like you aren't

00:57:47.900 gonna be able to read you're shockingly i mean you just said something very poignant uh so people

00:57:52.140 that don't have social norms um so this is very strange to say but uh people that are on a certain

00:57:59.060 part of the spectrum or autistic are almost impossible to do mentalism on in a certain way

00:58:03.300 it's it's it's just because of but you did it on my brother

00:58:05.800 shout out to jake that's not true uh jake was a sweetheart uh i for the record we did a thing

00:58:13.680 did you see the bit with me and jake where he thought of a card and the mouthpiece and the

00:58:17.240 mouthpiece and i so wanted him to punch me i'm like that would have gone out on world star

00:58:20.820 like why didn't he you're a very light punch very light punch maybe just a body blow he can 0.98

00:58:25.640 he could destroy

00:58:26.880 I'm his brother obviously so sometimes we

00:58:29.120 rough each other up

00:58:30.680 and he'll sometimes just punch me like this

00:58:32.840 and bro I swear his fist is like 10 pounds

00:58:35.460 he's got heavy hands 0.99

00:58:37.520 dude how's his recovery from fucking 0.99

00:58:39.460 his jaw he's doing well 0.99

00:58:41.080 he had to get a second surgery on it

00:58:42.660 he probably should have locked in a little bit more

00:58:45.560 on recovery

00:58:46.300 you make 40 million you're gonna go have some fun

00:58:49.840 but yeah he's doing okay

00:58:51.440 gonna marry a gold medal

00:58:53.780 Olympic champion

00:58:54.640 unbelievable unbelievable absolutely insane won the gold medal and silver medal yeah i saw the

00:59:00.260 medals it was just insane she brought them to dinner in puerto rico i'm just looking at these

00:59:04.020 i'm like this is you know i think winning the olympics is like probably one of the greatest

00:59:09.240 feats of humankind yeah like or like a person can do in their lifetime maybe the only thing that

00:59:14.840 best that's alex honnold like i've re-watched that oh yes i recently watched free solo and i

00:59:20.120 do you ever remember that movie troy with eric of course of course where he says to him he goes

00:59:24.720 he says to him you have the choice achilles to either live to be a grandfather live in this

00:59:28.960 beautiful greek island see your grandchildren grow up see them be happy or die at 20 as the

00:59:33.120 greatest warrior the world has ever seen and you will be talked about for millennia yeah and he

00:59:36.860 said without a hesitation i will die and be talked about for that like that moment there's a part of

00:59:42.020 that that just like went into my deep in my core like hit me goosebumps and i just think that thing

00:59:47.780 that he did is that that is a millennia that is when you and i are gone we are dust a thousand

00:59:53.400 years our kids are banging ai robots i don't even know what's going on that's exactly okay

00:59:57.100 excited okay and we are like digitally in a consciousness they will still talk about him

01:00:02.080 doing that 100 i my hands get sweaty when i watch it yep yep i after i watch a documentary i dm'd

01:00:08.800 not for the record not the the skyscraper was great and that's like but there's a lot of people

01:00:12.720 french spider-man a lot of people alex landl there's a lot of really amazing that the free

01:00:16.460 solo thing when you look at the height everything about it greatest athletic feat of inhuman human

01:00:22.220 history i believe so 100 have you met him no he has a lot of mutual friends though i'm gonna

01:00:28.120 shake his hand at some point in your life make it a goal to shake his hand is it doesn't even

01:00:35.180 make sense like his squeeze strength or grip strength on his hand yeah is insane that's

01:00:41.660 actually not true that's the that's what i got from the handshake but he's a different type of

01:00:46.240 man than me that's he he went on a dire of a ceo podcast yeah i saw your episode as well

01:00:54.380 based on what they tested they actually tested his grip strength it's it's very good at that

01:01:00.220 gesture just over and over so maybe i do this all the time so maybe you mean like versus other

01:01:05.460 people who have like extreme grip strength i just mean like in a like i've never shaken someone's

01:01:10.560 hand that maybe maybe he's just one of those people who grips hard because they're upon a

01:01:14.700 possibly and by the way if you're alex honnold you can't do like something yeah can you imagine

01:01:18.980 you gotta give a firm dead you gotta give a firm that's your thing wait so what wait let me say

01:01:24.300 regarding the the alex honnold skyscraper climb as well it's incredible that was that was but

01:01:29.480 again that's not unprecedented there's like yeah i'm talking there's other people if you get deep

01:01:34.620 cuts and know about like the free soloing and the skyscrapers there are people done that and you got

01:01:37.740 to shout out you know french spider-man atlanta robert dude oh wait he climbed a building as

01:01:43.300 well barefoot while like while brushing his hair dude look him up right now deep dive that on

01:01:48.020 instagram watch him right now what's his name no but later but later but watch his videos dude

01:01:53.720 he's been doing this for decades it's incredible i'm not like again i'm not throwing shade at

01:01:57.660 anyone i'm just saying that the free solo of al cap was just that distance that amount the amount

01:02:03.080 that your mind has to be focused on every move every single thing there's it's just the most

01:02:07.820 amazing thing to everyone can talk trash like you can do w you can do everything what if any mistake

01:02:13.060 is death that's the ultimate it's just like it's just wow what about the alpinist well that i don't

01:02:20.180 want to spoiler alert that one but that one was like yeah that guy's incredible too yeah that you

01:02:23.880 know what was there something behind the scenes no there's this oh do you know the end of the show

01:02:28.540 yeah i do but i mean it's old it's not like it's a new flick we talk about it but that's i mean he

01:02:34.920 was very impressive too beyond with the ice climbing dude these people are all yeah if you're

01:02:39.660 not scared of dying or if you want to live your life but maybe you could do that because your

01:02:43.420 mental i thought about but i just yeah i don't know what about with ropes uh with ropes yeah

01:02:49.040 dylan gave us a one of one of these super fast is wim hoff out there like hard breathing oh he's

01:02:54.120 got to practice no because i gotta do i gotta do practice so let's do something cool all right

01:02:57.600 all right logan we get in here right and and here's the thing the sum total what do you remember

01:03:04.600 elementary school or middle school would you describe that you had a favorite teacher

01:03:08.020 elementary school or middle school or your most hated teacher does i want me to pick either a

01:03:15.380 favorite or hated do you have either i do i do i which one do you have a hated or a favorite

01:03:20.200 hated okay so but that's a that's a strong emotion and if she's still alive she's gonna 0.99

01:03:25.820 well actually fuck her yeah if she got under the skin yeah i bet she talks about you like 1.00

01:03:32.020 glowing yeah because i'm fucking famous as shit yeah so if i guess that if i guess that 1.00

01:03:37.820 right are you blown away yeah so here's why there's absolutely no way here's why i'm not 0.96

01:03:46.660 i'm gonna tell you this right now i'm gonna tell you right now because i've read the comments and

01:03:50.240 i know exactly what happens at this point we have chat gpt we have anthropic listen to me

01:03:54.180 you cannot possibly remember everything you've said given the fact that you've literally spent

01:03:58.940 thousands of hours on here in a flippant remark on somebody's phone on any way there's no way

01:04:03.940 you would know if you could go through that and get a transcript of everything have it processed

01:04:07.160 by AI and say, did he ever mention a teacher? I get 17 teachers spit out. Or what if I literally

01:04:12.240 went to Ohio, hooked up yearbooks? Is that creepy? Pretty creepy, but there's no way. There's no way

01:04:18.640 because it's defined. There were other people in that class with you, probably 22 other students

01:04:24.280 who might've known you would hate her. So here's something undefined. You're ready. This is way

01:04:28.260 better. Something that you pick today, here and now, since we've arrived at the stadium is if I

01:04:33.140 say to you close your eyes and i say instead i i set a challenge where i say you go back in time

01:04:37.680 and you think and you visualize the face of a kid who if i said to you it's exactly my phrasing i go

01:04:43.600 if i had your mom pam if i had greg in here if i had jake in here and i said could they guess

01:04:48.640 who this kid is that you have not thought of literally in years before today and you'd be

01:04:54.020 like dude there's just no freaking way you can know this kid that you have not thought of in

01:04:57.260 years and ideally not an easy name i if i said you might to do this right now in the moment

01:05:01.760 pick somebody most people pick somebody with an easy name right away and then when i guess it

01:05:05.740 they're like that's kind of easy logan how old were you just to set how old what grade when you

01:05:13.320 first met this kid what grade were you in it's a guy right it's a guy what grade or roughly when

01:05:19.140 in your life would this have been open your eyes tell me the give me a time stamp when what year

01:05:23.620 roughly age 12 age 13 okay do you have something to write with that's gonna be too thick i'm gonna

01:05:29.680 give you something smaller uh i can give you a sharpie but that's gonna be too big for your hand

01:05:33.260 can i sharpie well you find it can i can i ask a quick question or no not yet okay no here we go

01:05:39.780 take a sharpie i want you to take your right-handed yeah i'm a mind reader i know and i want to write

01:05:46.060 this person's first name in the palm of your left hand i want to do it so close to you there's no

01:05:50.060 way there's a camera behind you there's no way i could see anything mike you're gonna come around

01:05:53.660 you're gonna cover my eyes okay their first name jeff do it i don't yeah jeff come on over don't

01:05:58.180 let mike see it make sure there's no cameras behind you jeff come on over cover my eyes

01:06:01.140 is there any buddy behind him that could see it cover my eyes jeff put your hands

01:06:08.080 man his hands smell great that's not scared have you written this person's first name on your left

01:06:14.060 hand yeah nope logan is there any way i could have done any research talk to anyone found this

01:06:20.840 out did you have any idea what i was gonna do before i showed up here today no right zero

01:06:27.720 zero have you even thought of this person in years before today had you thought of them ever

01:06:34.880 like when was the last time this person even popped your has it been months or years it's

01:06:37.580 been a while it's been years okay put your hand against your heart have you done it i have a white

01:06:42.480 shirt okay so no put on your chest or on your on your pants yep can i open my eyes yep all right

01:06:47.340 boom here we go let's go his brain is temperature wise very jeff saying he's got a hot brain

01:06:55.500 would you agree this is absolutely impossible let me grab the marker i like how he's going

01:07:02.560 through his head he's saying how in the world i'm gonna close my eyes i'm gonna close my eyes

01:07:05.700 bring your hand in to shake my eyes are closed bring your hand in closer there's no way i could

01:07:08.980 see your hand because the ink the ink could bleed off look at my hand look at my hand yeah but what

01:07:15.660 of my hand is because i'm sweating now because he's doing the tricks yep bring it right against

01:07:19.280 my hand right against my hand right there closing hands man alex hallowed way stronger grip than

01:07:24.440 you count the letters in your head no don't use your finger don't toe tap like that five it's five

01:07:32.720 letters come on you should have been better see each letter as you're writing it the vowels first

01:07:39.820 there's more than one e a it's not andrew r d and nader the kid's name is nader isn't it

01:07:50.380 open your hand show them

01:07:56.480 oh my god bro that's it's impossible i asked you the question though so right now when you

01:08:09.380 keep throwing around the best ever what if i don't ask the question i walked in here and i

01:08:14.500 told you to marinate just like putting the steak and letting it soak in the juices i said to think

01:08:18.800 of a question that it is impossible like to your dying breath it's impossible that i can know the

01:08:24.260 answer to and very important you have not whispered a question to somebody you've not written down

01:08:29.320 something everyone always has theories after i said come up with a question i'm hoping you've

01:08:32.840 done it a question that you could ask me that if you ask the question i could not right now figure

01:08:37.760 it out either you can't be like oh dude who did i who did i wrestle on this day i could look it up

01:08:42.400 right now i could have somebody look it up and then somehow give it to me did you come up with

01:08:46.560 the question yeah is there any way i could know a question you're about to ask me absolutely zero

01:08:52.320 percent zero zero point zero this even this is even nader even if somehow yeah it's hot it's 0.99

01:08:58.900 highly improbable showman showman showman what the fuck his last name no way how the fuck did 0.99

01:09:05.040 you do that no way no way what's his last name nader showman no way how did you do that no way 1.00

01:09:11.640 bro that's no i'm telling you that's impossible that's impossible how the fuck did you do that 0.99

01:09:19.400 no way what's the question you want to ask ask me the question what's the question you got no way 0.99

01:09:24.200 could anybody know this no and not like a whole story but like a couple words three words two

01:09:28.620 words one like something i could answer succinctly say the question the question was yes the teacher

01:09:35.720 that i hated yes is this going to give it away if you say this could i know what the answer is

01:09:40.200 gonna be no okay go ahead oh wow this is connected to the teacher you hated yes so crazy the teacher

01:09:45.780 we never discussed the teacher before i walked in this room i need everyone to understand this

01:09:48.840 is happening in real time say it what's the question the teacher that i hated yep in middle

01:09:54.140 school uh-huh what was one of the things that she did that made me dislike her okay

01:10:00.660 okay so this is a more limited this is a more limited question subset than i'd hope for so

01:10:06.180 like again how many things could it be if we pulled the audience like family feud and we asked

01:10:11.980 everybody to guess do you see what i'm saying would i'm my hope is that it's not like a top

01:10:17.060 five thing that he says like oh you know she's you'd chew them louder okay you're not gonna let

01:10:21.560 us down okay trust me you don't have to qualify your capabilities i'm already scared i'm stuck

01:10:28.140 on this bro there's no way you knew this that was a lefty shake that was a lefty shake i want to go

01:10:33.800 for the righty shake and right when we do the righty shake imagine come on over that this

01:10:40.220 teacher we won't say the name i won't say the name even though not i got it uh i won't say the

01:10:43.800 name it's gonna be too you should say the name if i shake your hand you teleport back in time

01:10:49.860 you're in the classroom yeah you're looking at this teacher and right then now that i know that

01:10:54.700 it's a like feeling of anger god and right then in your mind you say over and over the thing that's

01:11:00.460 like driving you crazy and you swear on your life on your daughter's like i could not have known

01:11:05.040 a question you're about to ask me it is literally impossible it's a thought in your head that you

01:11:08.620 made up on the spot what there's no way i could have known this question or the answer that's

01:11:13.520 that's correct i swear on my daughter's life yeah you shake hands you come in you're back in time 1.00

01:11:17.440 slapped leg slapped her leg slapped a leg she slapped my fucking leg bro i spoke during a fire 1.00

01:11:27.380 drill and this teacher goes what and slaps my fucking leg i'm 10 and i was like you how did 1.00

01:11:35.260 you know that how did how could you have possibly known that bro i'm not a dumbass insane i'm not a 0.99

01:11:42.280 dumb person i'm i like to think i'm observant there is no way that you could have known that 0.68

01:11:50.200 that's actually insane there's not a single thing that i did that would have given you 0.99

01:11:55.120 that answer to a question that i made up to a question you didn't even know

01:11:59.660 i don't even have that much money i would give him 900 grand for a house party i would i would

01:12:08.760 go to the way i would go to the way this is i can go to the atm for you it's totally fine

01:12:13.820 i'm just trying to i'm just trying to think about how no bro listen possibly known that i didn't say

01:12:19.080 anything about you know how in other times he like went and studied you touched his hand and

01:12:23.880 he knew immediately he didn't look at you looking at your leg or and there was no give no take

01:12:29.800 what's that when did you know when did you know that you saw when did you know she slapped my 1.00

01:12:37.500 fucking leg miss bitch oh you are you saying i was gonna say damn uh when he was 11 and a half 1.00

01:12:43.900 years old i've been playing the long game manager jeff wait did you know that no oh wait are you 1.00

01:12:50.220 able to are you always working something or can i like reverse this on you like can i i mean i'm

01:12:56.660 not working stuff i just am literally this came together in the last two days and so i just started

01:13:01.420 to piece together what i think i would do in this room based on knowing you i have more intel than

01:13:04.720 normal because i've been watching the podcast for a while a lot of podcasts are going on yeah but

01:13:08.020 how would you how would he have known that she slapped me like bro we were in the middle of a

01:13:11.700 fire drill and everyone's being quiet right and we're in the move in the room and like i think

01:13:17.360 my friend sammy made me laugh or something and she brutally slapped my leg like my teacher 0.99

01:13:25.060 assaulted me i was like what the fuck you're this you remind me of my father but you're my father 0.99

01:13:30.920 you're just a lady and then one time bro one time i put my saxophone under the desks in uh in the 0.99

01:13:37.740 classroom and i was gonna go get it after school to go to my saxophone lesson and i went to go get 0.94

01:13:43.300 it and it was fucking gone and i said miss lingard where do you know where my saxophone is 0.96

01:13:47.480 she's like no i don't know i'm not sure where it is um but i told you to stop leaving here i was 0.97

01:13:53.400 like oh i'm sorry like i'll get the locker you said but like yeah it's really weird that it i

01:13:57.120 don't know where my sax like i lost a 300 saxophone this is kind of a big deal she's like yeah i don't

01:14:00.780 know what to tell you sorry i went to my dad's office he's a realtor and the secretary at his

01:14:06.480 office also happened to be during the day shift a secretary at the school i happened to go to my

01:14:14.080 dad's office and that secretary said hey mrs dropped her saxophone off at the office earlier 0.99

01:14:20.820 today i said what wow what a fucking bitch i said i my saxophone is in the office at the school and 0.99

01:14:29.660 mrs put it there and she's like yeah and so like i like this teacher's had a fucking issue with 1.00

01:14:35.580 Why would she lie to me about where my... 0.97

01:14:37.200 You walked into the office, lady.

01:14:39.420 And her excuse was, oh, I just forgot. 0.98

01:14:41.480 No, you didn't fucking forget, bro. 0.85

01:14:43.200 You never forget the best or the worst. 0.92

01:14:45.240 Yeah, yeah, yeah, exactly.

01:14:46.580 I had a teacher that made me, that thought that I was faking illness.

01:14:48.960 I kept jumping up during class.

01:14:50.220 I told her my stomach hurt.

01:14:51.180 Yeah.

01:14:51.640 And she thought I was trying to skip out an exam.

01:14:54.040 And I kept standing up with sharp pains.

01:14:56.900 I didn't come back for a week because my appendix almost ruptured.

01:14:59.280 And when I came back a week later, I was like, you didn't let me leave school.

01:15:02.520 Oh, my God.

01:15:02.960 Because you told me you flunked me on the test.

01:15:04.300 and I had to go to the hospital for my appendix.

01:15:06.120 It's technically a lawsuit.

01:15:07.060 It's technically a lawsuit.

01:15:09.200 It was wild.

01:15:09.980 It was wild. 1.00

01:15:10.540 This teacher was doing fucked up shit. 1.00

01:15:12.800 Most teachers are great, by the way. 1.00

01:15:14.300 Most teachers are great.

01:15:15.360 You know what?

01:15:15.860 I forgive her.

01:15:17.400 How did you do that, though?

01:15:18.640 Because that's the question, right?

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01:15:23.560 Maybe with some delicious refreshment.

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