Radio 3Fourteen - June 26, 2013


Joycamp


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Kevin and Benny Wills are the creators of JoyCamp, a YouTube channel that features their original, well made, funny videos on a variety of dark subject matters. In this episode, Kevin and Benny talk about how they came to create JoyCamp and what it's all about.

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00:00:28.000 This is
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00:00:46.000 Hello there. If you don't know Kevin
00:00:47.580 Kostelnik and Benny Wills from JoyCamp
00:00:49.640 you will today. They're the creators of JoyCamp
00:00:51.940 a YouTube channel that features their original
00:00:53.840 well-made funny videos on a variety
00:00:55.940 of dark subject matters. It's Oscar
00:00:57.880 Wilde said, if you want to tell people the truth
00:01:00.100 make them laugh. Otherwise
00:01:01.580 they'll kill you. Hello Kevin and Benny 0.97
00:01:03.840 how has your day been? It has
00:01:05.980 been pretty good. Yeah really good
00:01:08.120 actually. Very nice. In a good mood? Nice
00:01:09.960 and clear? Yeah. It's been a good
00:01:12.040 Monday. Unusually good Monday. Nice
00:01:13.860 long sunny day. Not too
00:01:15.880 hot. Kind of cloudy. A little overcast.
00:01:18.080 All the chemtrails are out looking good in the
00:01:19.900 sky. Actually no chemtrails
00:01:22.020 there was no chemtrails yesterday though
00:01:23.920 all day Sunday which was a drag. I lose track.
00:01:26.020 Yeah LA must get it pretty bad
00:01:27.940 huh? They spray that place down. 0.95
00:01:30.740 Yeah it's like
00:01:31.980 blankets over your head 24-7.
00:01:34.700 So I think we should start
00:01:36.000 at the beginning and tell us how
00:01:37.860 you two first met and how did
00:01:39.960 JoyCamp begin?
00:01:42.160 Well we met through a
00:01:43.980 mutual friend named Tony
00:01:45.600 who was still a good friend of both of ours
00:01:47.720 when we were all in community college together.
00:01:50.060 Tony worked with Kevin at the movie theater
00:01:51.800 and I knew Kevin or Tony because we did
00:01:53.900 theater together and he introduced us
00:01:56.180 and we've been friends ever since.
00:01:58.520 Wow.
00:01:59.520 And we went to school together in San Francisco
00:02:01.400 for a couple years and that's
00:02:03.900 when we started making videos I think together
00:02:05.620 but never about truth
00:02:07.860 subjects or anything like that. 0.98
00:02:09.420 They were just always kind of silly. 0.90
00:02:10.680 But at the same we were also at that time 0.98
00:02:12.220 just beginning our own
00:02:13.540 I guess dive
00:02:16.100 into the
00:02:17.500 abyss so to speak
00:02:19.780 of learning and understanding the real
00:02:21.960 world and real truth and all
00:02:24.060 that real fun stuff.
00:02:25.200 So then you said let's make
00:02:26.180 some videos.
00:02:27.680 Well that wasn't until years later
00:02:28.980 it wasn't until about
00:02:30.000 I guess a year and a half ago that
00:02:31.620 it finally just clicked and made sense
00:02:33.440 like that would be
00:02:34.180 that would be our outlet
00:02:35.680 making funny videos
00:02:37.120 about really unfunny subjects.
00:02:39.520 Yeah this is like six to eight years
00:02:40.980 after college pretty much.
00:02:43.480 It took a while to sort of figure it out
00:02:45.360 and like let the light bulb go off
00:02:46.820 and then when it did
00:02:48.080 that was
00:02:48.900 it was actually
00:02:50.280 the very beginning of 2012
00:02:51.860 when it all sort of
00:02:53.480 everything just kind of
00:02:54.360 came together organically
00:02:55.380 and it just sort of took off
00:02:56.400 from there
00:02:56.840 to what it is now.
00:02:58.180 Now you've been calling
00:02:59.100 what you do
00:02:59.600 comedy awareness
00:03:00.640 so explain what you mean.
00:03:03.460 Well it's
00:03:04.140 I guess it could also be called
00:03:05.120 awareness through comedy.
00:03:06.700 We
00:03:06.840 we make funny videos.
00:03:09.820 We make light
00:03:10.680 of
00:03:11.140 of
00:03:11.920 of things
00:03:12.960 of issues
00:03:13.520 that are not
00:03:14.460 necessarily funny
00:03:16.080 and
00:03:17.000 we are hoping
00:03:19.320 to spread awareness
00:03:20.080 through it
00:03:21.040 so that people who
00:03:22.560 otherwise would be afraid
00:03:24.280 to deal with these subject matters
00:03:25.900 can actually
00:03:26.520 access it through a
00:03:27.900 funny
00:03:28.340 medium.
00:03:30.720 I know you've said this
00:03:32.000 many times before
00:03:32.920 but where does the name
00:03:34.180 Joy Camp come from?
00:03:36.240 Yeah
00:03:36.500 it comes from
00:03:38.080 George Orwell's
00:03:39.120 1984
00:03:39.780 Joy Camps
00:03:42.140 were forced labor camps
00:03:43.700 in that book
00:03:44.860 and we
00:03:46.260 had been tossing around
00:03:47.380 a bunch of names
00:03:48.200 and
00:03:49.380 Benny finally
00:03:50.340 had been
00:03:51.380 we knew there might have been
00:03:52.680 something in that book
00:03:53.640 1984
00:03:54.160 and he finally just sort of
00:03:55.660 said it
00:03:56.000 how about Joy Camp
00:03:56.860 and we all thought
00:03:57.780 wow that is perfect
00:03:59.020 because it
00:03:59.660 it takes on the meaning
00:04:00.780 of this
00:04:01.460 this double meaning
00:04:02.540 of a
00:04:03.420 a camp
00:04:04.520 that has this
00:04:05.100 this funny name
00:04:06.140 it's a name that sounds great
00:04:07.340 but it's really a slave labor camp
00:04:08.820 so for us
00:04:09.440 it's kind of the same
00:04:10.580 we
00:04:10.840 you sentence people to Joy Camp
00:04:12.400 you know
00:04:12.660 so they go there
00:04:13.320 and they actually
00:04:14.420 it has the reverse effect
00:04:15.260 they laugh
00:04:15.780 and they get
00:04:16.560 gain some knowledge
00:04:17.220 through it
00:04:17.760 and we're also
00:04:19.400 joyful
00:04:20.260 and kind of campy
00:04:21.540 sometimes
00:04:22.060 now Kevin
00:04:23.520 you were born in 1984
00:04:24.600 right?
00:04:25.680 I was born in 1984
00:04:26.760 that's right
00:04:27.300 I spied on your Facebook today
00:04:29.300 well so did the NSA
00:04:31.980 probably
00:04:32.540 definitely
00:04:34.140 definitely
00:04:35.060 yeah
00:04:35.420 do you guys find
00:04:36.720 some of the conspiracy crowd
00:04:37.860 can be a little too
00:04:38.620 serious
00:04:39.160 and high strong
00:04:40.480 yes
00:04:41.800 absolutely
00:04:42.660 yeah
00:04:43.340 very paranoid
00:04:45.220 very paranoid
00:04:46.100 people in that community
00:04:48.480 and there was
00:04:49.740 and I found that
00:04:51.340 my problem was
00:04:53.340 I was getting
00:04:54.700 worn out
00:04:57.440 by the information
00:04:58.580 I was learning
00:04:59.060 and not knowing
00:04:59.540 what to do
00:05:00.020 and not
00:05:01.520 not necessarily
00:05:02.460 wanting to be
00:05:02.960 one of the guys
00:05:03.420 who stands in the corner
00:05:04.120 with a bullhorn yelling
00:05:05.040 but not really knowing
00:05:06.380 what else to do
00:05:07.180 so
00:05:08.340 I'm trailing off
00:05:09.920 I'm trailing off
00:05:10.840 that's great
00:05:11.320 that's why I'm having you here
00:05:12.200 so you can trailing off
00:05:13.200 I don't know
00:05:14.680 I think you were on point
00:05:15.540 I think you had it
00:05:16.200 I had it
00:05:16.680 but I lost it
00:05:17.200 now it's gone
00:05:17.580 I had it and it's gone now
00:05:18.820 but there was a point in there
00:05:19.760 to be made
00:05:20.280 yeah
00:05:20.660 what was the question?
00:05:23.380 so how about you
00:05:24.180 how about you tell us
00:05:25.220 about your awakening
00:05:26.140 both of you guys
00:05:27.140 into the nature
00:05:28.000 of what's really happening
00:05:28.960 on this planet
00:05:29.480 if we can say that
00:05:30.280 well we were very lucky
00:05:31.620 that we got to
00:05:32.260 pretty much do it together
00:05:33.520 that sounded funny
00:05:35.260 how we got to do it together
00:05:36.220 you guys keep going
00:05:37.580 okay I'm going
00:05:38.500 cover it up
00:05:39.460 we slid down
00:05:41.180 the rabbit hole together
00:05:42.360 that one's not even better
00:05:43.300 alright hang on
00:05:45.980 we both woke up
00:05:48.200 no here's that
00:05:49.400 this thing called 9-11 happened
00:05:51.860 there it is
00:05:52.580 and it was just
00:05:52.860 too much 0.95
00:05:54.180 it was too ridiculous 0.96
00:05:54.900 to be true 0.93
00:05:55.520 and that's sort of what
00:05:56.360 snapped us both out of it
00:05:58.180 with help from a couple videos
00:05:59.900 that we saw on YouTube
00:06:00.720 about the Pentagon
00:06:01.960 yeah
00:06:03.760 it was in college too
00:06:05.300 when we saw that
00:06:05.840 Pentagon video
00:06:06.440 and we
00:06:06.880 our minds were blown
00:06:08.180 we couldn't believe
00:06:09.040 that nobody else
00:06:10.240 in our dorm
00:06:11.660 or school
00:06:12.720 or entire state
00:06:14.520 of California
00:06:15.080 was running around
00:06:16.000 banging on doors
00:06:16.720 sharing this information
00:06:17.740 because it was so
00:06:18.320 mind blowing to us
00:06:19.060 about you know
00:06:19.660 all the holes
00:06:21.000 in the 9-11 story
00:06:22.080 and we were like
00:06:23.200 running up in the halls
00:06:23.920 banging on neighbors doors
00:06:24.840 we would get people
00:06:25.560 to come to our apartment
00:06:26.480 and that was kind of
00:06:28.780 the beginning
00:06:29.240 of the last 10 years
00:06:30.540 of our life
00:06:31.120 and we tried to share
00:06:32.100 it with everybody
00:06:32.720 but luckily
00:06:33.400 he and I
00:06:34.180 and then a few other
00:06:35.040 friends along the way
00:06:35.680 kind of stuck together
00:06:36.500 and it really helps
00:06:37.620 when you have someone
00:06:38.260 with you to talk to
00:06:39.020 sure
00:06:39.820 yeah
00:06:41.380 took the red pill
00:06:42.880 yeah we took the red
00:06:44.220 okay so we're sticking
00:06:47.300 it to the man
00:06:48.000 one joke at a time
00:06:49.360 I saw that you wrote
00:06:50.320 so in your view
00:06:51.520 who is the man
00:06:53.040 that's a good question
00:06:55.880 oh man
00:06:56.960 it depends on who you're
00:06:58.460 talking to right
00:06:59.280 it's true
00:06:59.660 it does depend on who
00:07:00.440 you're talking to
00:07:00.860 there's um
00:07:01.460 the forces against us
00:07:04.040 yeah
00:07:05.000 our predators
00:07:05.680 I like how Richard Grove
00:07:07.220 and them call it
00:07:07.800 our predators
00:07:08.540 there really are people
00:07:10.060 out there
00:07:11.740 that control a lot
00:07:13.360 through means of
00:07:14.760 the government
00:07:15.720 and politics
00:07:16.260 and money
00:07:17.040 and the banks
00:07:17.880 and they um
00:07:19.760 they don't like us
00:07:20.680 George Carlin said it
00:07:21.840 best I think
00:07:22.420 he said it's a big club
00:07:23.380 and you ain't in it
00:07:24.140 and you meaning you know 99 point
00:07:26.160 the rest of everyone else percent
00:07:27.860 so that's probably what we mean
00:07:30.280 by the man I think
00:07:31.160 yeah that's a good explanation
00:07:32.640 so what do your families think
00:07:35.540 of the videos
00:07:36.360 oh that's a good question
00:07:38.480 um
00:07:39.120 my parents love them
00:07:40.840 my parents are our biggest fans
00:07:42.300 I think
00:07:42.640 yeah
00:07:42.940 but they're also pretty open-minded people
00:07:45.320 um
00:07:46.200 they're my mom in particular
00:07:48.120 is when it kind of taught me
00:07:49.180 to be an open-minded curious
00:07:50.860 person in the first place
00:07:52.340 so they both
00:07:53.440 eat them off
00:07:54.660 they love them
00:07:55.140 yeah his parents are cool
00:07:56.220 they're an old
00:07:56.800 old flower child
00:07:58.760 and a
00:07:59.220 and an old hippie
00:08:00.740 I was gonna say
00:08:01.380 Californians right
00:08:02.480 yeah
00:08:03.360 well yeah
00:08:04.320 not not born here
00:08:05.760 but yes
00:08:06.260 moved here
00:08:06.960 and and embraced it
00:08:08.640 and my parents love them too
00:08:10.000 um
00:08:10.680 pretty much I think
00:08:11.880 all of our families
00:08:12.660 really enjoy them
00:08:13.540 that's what's so cool
00:08:14.280 because my dad and I
00:08:15.620 have argued
00:08:16.540 about
00:08:17.300 issue
00:08:18.060 we don't see
00:08:18.760 things eye to eye
00:08:19.860 at all
00:08:20.180 he's um
00:08:20.680 he's a liberal
00:08:21.840 democrat
00:08:22.340 he's rooting for Obama
00:08:24.100 and has been for a long time
00:08:25.400 and
00:08:25.600 uh
00:08:26.460 there's really
00:08:27.060 I realized a long time ago
00:08:28.560 that I
00:08:29.240 could spend the rest of my life
00:08:30.660 trying to
00:08:31.560 uh
00:08:32.300 convince my dad
00:08:33.540 of certain things
00:08:34.520 no matter how hard I yelled
00:08:36.020 he still wouldn't
00:08:37.540 um
00:08:37.920 believe it
00:08:38.800 because you know what
00:08:39.500 he has his own perspective too
00:08:40.800 and that's fair
00:08:41.400 so
00:08:41.740 it wasn't until like
00:08:43.300 sharing
00:08:43.760 uh
00:08:44.460 video about chemtrails
00:08:46.000 that I realized
00:08:46.660 that our chemtrail video
00:08:47.720 um
00:08:48.800 my dad and I had
00:08:49.700 thought about that
00:08:50.380 you know
00:08:50.700 screaming at each other
00:08:51.580 and
00:08:51.940 and then I show him
00:08:52.800 this video
00:08:53.340 with chemtrails
00:08:54.560 and we're pointing at the sky
00:08:55.660 and making jokes
00:08:56.260 and he's laughing the whole time
00:08:57.520 and then he had a friend
00:08:58.760 come over and he's
00:08:59.380 you gotta check out this video
00:09:00.500 check it out
00:09:01.060 and that was
00:09:01.760 uh
00:09:02.200 a big epiphany I had
00:09:03.360 at that moment
00:09:03.820 when I saw my dad
00:09:04.640 doing that
00:09:04.980 because I thought
00:09:05.500 wow
00:09:05.820 I've spent years
00:09:07.820 yelling back and forth
00:09:08.900 with my dad
00:09:09.280 just trying to get him
00:09:10.500 to at least
00:09:11.360 think about the word
00:09:12.680 chemtrail
00:09:13.300 and then
00:09:13.980 finally I show him
00:09:15.100 a two and a half minute video
00:09:16.300 and not only is he thinking
00:09:17.640 and saying it
00:09:18.360 but he's sharing
00:09:18.900 with his friend
00:09:19.540 and I thought
00:09:20.020 wow there's
00:09:20.580 there's something
00:09:21.260 really special
00:09:21.840 about that right there
00:09:22.600 yeah definitely
00:09:23.820 one of my favorite videos
00:09:26.300 you guys did
00:09:26.720 was the
00:09:27.180 vote for nobody
00:09:28.300 in 2012
00:09:29.680 basically
00:09:30.980 nobody cares
00:09:32.460 this November
00:09:33.960 don't vote
00:09:35.340 for the lesser evil
00:09:36.460 make 2012
00:09:38.040 a year of significant change
00:09:39.960 and vote
00:09:41.620 for nobody
00:09:42.660 nobody
00:09:51.760 will keep
00:09:52.200 election promises
00:09:53.080 nobody
00:09:56.480 will listen
00:09:57.060 to your concerns
00:09:58.100 electing nobody
00:10:02.660 is the only way
00:10:03.500 forward
00:10:03.960 nobody
00:10:11.220 will help
00:10:11.680 the poor
00:10:11.960 and unemployed
00:10:12.460 nobody
00:10:13.060 tells the truth
00:10:13.940 nobody
00:10:14.460 gives a
00:10:14.840 nobody
00:10:19.120 is going to
00:10:19.660 fix your problems
00:10:20.640 yeah
00:10:21.440 if nobody
00:10:29.400 is elected
00:10:29.960 things will be
00:10:30.680 better for everyone
00:10:31.660 vote for nobody
00:10:33.100 vote for nobody
00:10:34.260 vote for nobody
00:10:35.340 vote for nobody
00:10:37.440 nobody
00:10:38.080 nobody
00:10:38.500 nobody
00:10:39.260 nobody
00:10:39.760 nobody
00:10:40.200 nobody
00:10:40.660 nobody
00:10:41.100 nobody
00:10:41.660 nobody
00:10:42.160 nobody
00:10:42.660 nobody
00:10:43.200 nobody
00:10:43.820 vote for nobody
00:10:45.340 I'm nobody
00:10:46.780 and I approve
00:10:47.640 this message
00:10:48.280 nobody cares
00:10:51.040 nobody cares
00:10:52.780 nobody really does care
00:10:54.500 so are you both
00:10:55.640 fellow anarchists?
00:10:58.240 sadly nobody
00:10:59.320 didn't win the election
00:11:00.420 um
00:11:01.100 you know
00:11:01.640 I don't really
00:11:02.040 consider myself
00:11:02.700 anything
00:11:03.040 I don't have
00:11:03.520 a label
00:11:04.260 I mean
00:11:04.940 someone actually
00:11:05.580 called me
00:11:06.020 an anarchist
00:11:06.940 recently at a party
00:11:07.980 and I was sort of
00:11:08.700 surprised
00:11:09.140 because I hadn't
00:11:09.640 ever thought of that
00:11:10.520 but uh
00:11:11.460 I suppose by
00:11:12.380 certain definition
00:11:14.220 I could be
00:11:14.760 described as an anarchist
00:11:15.960 but I don't identify
00:11:16.720 as one
00:11:17.240 so do you think
00:11:19.360 go on
00:11:20.620 sorry
00:11:20.980 I was gonna
00:11:21.640 yeah
00:11:21.820 I didn't know that
00:11:22.340 for me
00:11:22.740 so you think
00:11:24.140 politics are ever
00:11:24.900 going to change
00:11:25.560 or is humanity
00:11:26.100 constantly going to
00:11:27.080 repeat the same
00:11:28.040 stakes
00:11:28.500 I think
00:11:30.680 I think it could
00:11:31.260 change
00:11:31.640 and why not
00:11:32.140 I think uh
00:11:33.160 if we can
00:11:33.640 if we can imagine
00:11:34.460 a better place
00:11:35.360 then that better
00:11:36.220 place can
00:11:37.020 exist
00:11:37.840 I think
00:11:38.800 I'd like to think
00:11:39.500 that anyway
00:11:39.960 yeah
00:11:41.280 I think
00:11:41.560 we just have to
00:11:42.600 uh
00:11:42.920 regain some of our
00:11:43.760 power
00:11:44.080 and
00:11:44.400 and
00:11:45.780 get the people
00:11:46.980 who are running
00:11:47.420 the show
00:11:47.820 out of the picture
00:11:48.740 I feel like
00:11:49.420 it has to
00:11:49.900 it has to
00:11:50.440 you know
00:11:50.740 we could all
00:11:51.460 check out of here
00:11:52.060 anytime we wanted
00:11:52.800 it's bad
00:11:53.760 if you pull back
00:11:54.460 and look around
00:11:54.960 it's bad
00:11:55.460 and everywhere
00:11:56.020 around the world
00:11:56.660 it's bad
00:11:57.060 we could always
00:11:57.580 check out
00:11:58.020 but we never do
00:11:58.760 we can
00:11:59.480 you know
00:11:59.920 we talk about
00:12:00.760 things
00:12:01.280 and most people
00:12:02.200 complain about them
00:12:03.020 but we talk
00:12:04.080 them out
00:12:04.360 and you see
00:12:04.760 what's going on
00:12:05.380 in the world
00:12:05.740 and we could
00:12:07.000 always leave
00:12:07.660 but something
00:12:08.720 keeps us here
00:12:09.380 and so yeah
00:12:10.940 I'd like to think
00:12:11.940 that there is a way
00:12:12.820 to change this all
00:12:13.620 New world order
00:12:15.300 tyranny
00:12:15.840 control
00:12:16.440 pollution of our
00:12:17.220 food and water
00:12:17.820 how do you both
00:12:18.760 deal with these things?
00:12:21.080 Um
00:12:21.520 well we make
00:12:22.200 funny videos
00:12:22.860 through that
00:12:24.840 we get our rocks off
00:12:26.720 with making
00:12:28.160 with joking about it
00:12:29.320 um
00:12:29.840 how well we
00:12:31.800 well
00:12:32.040 one thing we do
00:12:32.920 is we distill
00:12:33.560 our water every day
00:12:34.660 so we have clean
00:12:35.360 water to drink
00:12:36.720 I was going to ask
00:12:37.420 about that
00:12:37.680 because there's
00:12:38.000 a lot of fluoride
00:12:38.760 in LA probably
00:12:39.880 oh the worst
00:12:41.040 well it's
00:12:41.620 yeah it's pretty nasty
00:12:42.420 you know it cooks
00:12:43.560 in a tank
00:12:44.700 and when I empty
00:12:45.940 the tank out
00:12:46.480 every morning
00:12:46.900 it's usually
00:12:47.460 brown water
00:12:49.660 like residue
00:12:50.860 with some chunky
00:12:52.060 stuff in it
00:12:52.760 like it's gross
00:12:53.780 yeah it looks like
00:12:54.280 a toilet
00:12:54.700 toilet water
00:12:55.520 even if it's not
00:12:57.440 fluoride
00:12:58.000 it is nasty
00:12:59.780 and that's the one
00:13:01.480 in our body
00:13:02.040 so we distill it
00:13:02.960 and get rid of that 1.00
00:13:03.600 crap 0.99
00:13:03.880 that's definitely 1.00
00:13:04.460 one thing we do
00:13:05.240 we go to the
00:13:05.820 farmer's market
00:13:06.400 nearby
00:13:06.760 we try to
00:13:07.680 eat as healthy
00:13:08.740 as we can
00:13:09.460 we both exercise
00:13:11.980 and I try not
00:13:13.480 to be
00:13:13.920 I try not to let
00:13:14.840 you know
00:13:15.760 understanding
00:13:16.580 all this information
00:13:17.600 ruin my life
00:13:19.320 just because I
00:13:20.440 see it
00:13:21.260 doesn't mean
00:13:21.640 it has to
00:13:22.180 make me
00:13:22.960 a worried
00:13:24.520 upset
00:13:25.320 scared person
00:13:26.800 that's right
00:13:27.620 because if you start
00:13:28.840 to add everything
00:13:29.540 up and look around
00:13:30.320 you can freak out
00:13:31.160 pretty easily
00:13:31.720 and some people do
00:13:32.880 some people lose it
00:13:33.740 once they go
00:13:34.260 into these topics
00:13:34.960 and I just see it
00:13:36.200 as liberation
00:13:36.720 I see understanding
00:13:37.760 the world around me
00:13:38.540 as liberation
00:13:39.160 and it's escaping
00:13:41.360 the purgatory
00:13:42.020 yeah no matter
00:13:43.800 how hard it is
00:13:44.540 to learn about
00:13:45.220 something
00:13:45.580 or have your mind
00:13:47.320 blown with something
00:13:48.120 that you realize
00:13:48.760 you've been lied to
00:13:49.400 your entire life
00:13:50.320 it's still worth it
00:13:52.340 in the end
00:13:52.740 because you always
00:13:53.640 I don't know
00:13:54.420 at least for me
00:13:54.960 personally
00:13:55.380 my life always
00:13:56.080 seems to get better
00:13:56.920 whenever I have
00:13:57.580 a bigger understanding
00:13:58.440 of how the world works
00:13:59.400 yeah
00:13:59.780 ignorance is not bliss
00:14:01.460 ignorance is taking
00:14:02.740 antidepressant medicine 0.97
00:14:03.700 and eating too much
00:14:05.240 and looking forward
00:14:05.900 to your TV programs
00:14:07.920 yeah
00:14:09.600 and not to say
00:14:10.300 the balance isn't okay
00:14:11.420 because sometimes
00:14:12.180 you know
00:14:12.900 like for us
00:14:13.500 sometimes we just
00:14:13.980 got to get the hell
00:14:14.480 out of LA
00:14:14.940 and kind of unwind
00:14:16.620 for a weekend
00:14:17.120 or something like that
00:14:17.980 so it's good to have
00:14:18.880 a little bit of balance
00:14:19.660 and moderation
00:14:20.980 but you know
00:14:23.140 if that's what
00:14:23.620 your whole life is
00:14:24.520 then you might
00:14:25.780 want to rethink
00:14:26.360 your life
00:14:26.960 yeah you guys
00:14:28.760 have a video
00:14:29.280 it was an internet
00:14:29.900 kill switch
00:14:30.560 the log line reads
00:14:31.420 what would happen
00:14:32.500 if the internet
00:14:33.000 suddenly shut off
00:14:33.940 in this shocking video
00:14:34.860 two friends are forced
00:14:35.720 to face a world
00:14:36.400 without the world wide web
00:14:37.820 and what happens
00:14:38.600 in this video guys
00:14:39.980 that is how we
00:14:42.060 described that video
00:14:42.800 yeah
00:14:45.180 that was fun
00:14:46.320 that was a lot of fun
00:14:47.000 to make that one
00:14:47.400 yeah we're making fun
00:14:48.380 of ourselves too
00:14:49.040 with that
00:14:49.380 because I love
00:14:50.520 the internet
00:14:51.060 I love it
00:14:51.900 I need it
00:14:52.620 in my life
00:14:53.260 and we need it
00:14:54.100 actually
00:14:54.460 it's our future
00:14:56.140 sort of depends
00:14:56.740 on the internet
00:14:57.240 unfortunately
00:14:57.860 yeah
00:14:58.480 but it's good
00:15:00.300 to take breaks
00:15:01.000 off of the internet
00:15:01.860 too don't you think
00:15:02.640 oh yeah
00:15:03.500 yeah
00:15:03.720 because then you can
00:15:04.100 have parties in the
00:15:04.760 park with your
00:15:05.300 friends and eat
00:15:05.840 strawberries
00:15:06.300 yeah
00:15:07.000 feed strawberries
00:15:08.060 to women
00:15:08.480 I saw that
00:15:10.140 that was kind of
00:15:10.660 dirty
00:15:10.860 yeah I notice
00:15:13.420 it's a completely
00:15:14.120 different world
00:15:14.800 sometimes when you
00:15:15.460 just hit off
00:15:16.200 on all the
00:15:16.680 electronics
00:15:17.200 and the internet
00:15:17.860 and you don't
00:15:18.380 read the news
00:15:18.920 and you just go
00:15:19.460 out in the forest
00:15:20.120 and you're like
00:15:20.620 everything's fine
00:15:21.440 out here
00:15:21.840 yeah
00:15:22.680 yeah
00:15:23.180 I know
00:15:23.780 it feels so good
00:15:24.480 to do that
00:15:24.860 every now and then
00:15:25.200 it doesn't take
00:15:25.620 much to get to a
00:15:26.380 place where there's
00:15:26.880 no one else around
00:15:27.700 which I always
00:15:28.640 appreciate
00:15:29.200 that's true
00:15:30.140 we have a place
00:15:30.780 in Berkeley
00:15:31.220 amongst others
00:15:32.020 but in Berkeley
00:15:32.520 in particular
00:15:33.000 that we like
00:15:33.620 to retreat to
00:15:34.480 without that kind
00:15:35.700 of stuff
00:15:36.000 with a couple
00:15:36.440 of buddies
00:15:36.820 we filmed out
00:15:37.580 there too
00:15:37.980 but
00:15:38.240 the lefty cesspool
00:15:39.600 yeah
00:15:41.880 exactly
00:15:42.340 yeah
00:15:42.660 and we're
00:15:43.560 the extreme
00:15:45.600 left that
00:15:46.420 poisons the
00:15:47.540 well
00:15:48.640 what do you mean
00:15:50.020 by that
00:15:50.540 well that's
00:15:51.620 you know
00:15:51.860 it's a liberal
00:15:53.180 haven
00:15:53.500 and we're not
00:15:54.340 exactly liberals
00:15:55.160 yeah
00:15:55.720 it is
00:15:56.580 annoyingly 0.91
00:15:57.340 so
00:15:57.620 we grew up
00:15:58.500 in liberal
00:15:58.880 families
00:15:59.340 you know
00:15:59.660 so
00:15:59.920 in a conservative
00:16:01.940 town
00:16:02.620 we both
00:16:03.040 grew up
00:16:03.340 in a town
00:16:03.800 just outside
00:16:05.000 of Los Angeles
00:16:05.560 by an hour
00:16:06.140 or so
00:16:06.380 very rural
00:16:07.080 you know
00:16:07.400 it's Walmarts
00:16:08.420 and churches
00:16:08.960 pretty much
00:16:09.520 and we grew up
00:16:11.800 for the most part
00:16:12.340 together
00:16:12.800 or at least
00:16:13.880 for a decent
00:16:14.300 amount of our
00:16:15.020 lives
00:16:15.460 in that area
00:16:16.620 I did
00:16:17.120 for most of my
00:16:17.620 life
00:16:17.800 and
00:16:18.740 it's a
00:16:20.920 it's a strange
00:16:21.560 way to grow up
00:16:22.260 but then
00:16:22.820 you grow up
00:16:23.800 sort of hating
00:16:24.320 conservatives
00:16:24.820 and republicans
00:16:25.560 and then
00:16:26.560 you move
00:16:26.900 to a place
00:16:27.260 like silver
00:16:27.780 like where
00:16:28.120 you're filled
00:16:28.520 with liberals
00:16:29.080 and then
00:16:29.820 you come
00:16:30.120 to hate
00:16:30.920 them
00:16:31.100 just as much
00:16:31.580 exactly
00:16:32.360 amen
00:16:32.900 so
00:16:33.460 anarchy
00:16:34.440 is the place
00:16:34.960 in between
00:16:35.460 just say no
00:16:37.200 to everything
00:16:37.780 when I explain
00:16:38.640 it to people
00:16:38.960 I say
00:16:39.380 I see
00:16:40.060 yeah
00:16:40.180 I saw my
00:16:40.460 whole life
00:16:41.060 kind of
00:16:41.720 yeah
00:16:41.920 understanding
00:16:42.580 that republicans 1.00
00:16:43.420 were idiots 1.00
00:16:43.900 but now 1.00
00:16:44.700 I know
00:16:45.240 at this point
00:16:45.540 in my life
00:16:45.880 where I look
00:16:46.240 at the left
00:16:46.800 and I'm like
00:16:47.220 these people
00:16:47.840 are self
00:16:48.500 righteous
00:16:49.260 they sure
00:16:50.120 are
00:16:50.560 it's like
00:16:51.600 their
00:16:51.940 it's their way
00:16:52.720 or the highway
00:16:53.400 and that's
00:16:54.740 like a new
00:16:55.100 feeling to me
00:16:55.640 to really
00:16:55.940 understand that
00:16:56.620 so I'm more
00:16:57.180 I'm even more
00:16:57.820 pissed off
00:16:58.340 about liberals
00:16:58.800 than I am
00:16:59.140 about conservatives
00:17:00.220 because I've
00:17:00.560 always hated
00:17:01.300 conservatives
00:17:01.820 and they lean
00:17:02.920 on each other
00:17:03.520 to support the 1.00
00:17:04.320 fucking 0.99
00:17:04.600 I'm sorry 1.00
00:17:05.180 can we cuss on the 0.97
00:17:06.440 goodness
00:17:06.660 yes you can
00:17:07.700 oh
00:17:08.500 to support the 1.00
00:17:09.660 fucking pyramid 1.00
00:17:10.720 control structure 1.00
00:17:12.640 of this country
00:17:13.720 and those liberals
00:17:14.840 need to snap out
00:17:15.740 of it if there's
00:17:16.160 going to be any
00:17:16.700 hope for change
00:17:17.700 yeah you 1.00
00:17:18.260 assholes 1.00
00:17:18.820 self-righteous 1.00
00:17:19.620 bastards 1.00
00:17:20.200 them and their 1.00
00:17:21.080 damn collective 1.00
00:17:21.960 utopia that 1.00
00:17:22.780 doesn't exist 0.57
00:17:23.820 damn straight
00:17:24.820 and they support 0.99
00:17:25.660 the system
00:17:26.140 they remain
00:17:26.700 democrats
00:17:27.140 over social
00:17:28.040 issues
00:17:28.500 these social
00:17:29.160 issues that
00:17:29.720 shouldn't be
00:17:30.560 issues
00:17:31.040 things like
00:17:31.920 I mean honestly
00:17:32.860 women's rights
00:17:34.080 in the news
00:17:34.740 like that's
00:17:35.360 what's I mean
00:17:35.760 that's a no-brainer
00:17:36.780 women should have 1.00
00:17:37.560 women should have 1.00
00:17:38.060 women's
00:17:38.540 women should have 1.00
00:17:39.280 rights
00:17:39.720 but it's made an issue
00:17:41.240 it's kept an issue
00:17:42.100 to divide the people
00:17:43.400 to have the person
00:17:44.240 on this side of the street
00:17:45.100 yelling at the person
00:17:45.880 on the other side
00:17:46.500 of the street
00:17:46.940 exactly
00:17:47.520 when they're actually
00:17:48.260 in the same boat
00:17:49.500 yes
00:17:50.800 come on neighbors
00:17:51.500 wake up
00:17:52.000 shake each other's hands
00:17:53.440 it's true
00:17:53.960 I agree with you guys
00:17:55.360 I'm glad to hear that
00:17:56.560 yeah
00:17:57.000 well
00:17:58.000 see you mentioned liberals
00:17:59.820 and you got us all
00:18:00.380 riled up over here
00:18:01.200 I like that
00:18:02.680 I didn't expect that
00:18:03.540 because you know
00:18:03.980 there's a lot of lefties
00:18:05.040 listening to these
00:18:05.940 alternative radio programs
00:18:07.620 now
00:18:07.900 and
00:18:08.720 sometimes
00:18:09.460 yeah well
00:18:10.800 I think that liberals
00:18:11.660 hearts are in the right places
00:18:12.760 so then let me say that
00:18:13.760 they are in the right places
00:18:14.840 but they have to acknowledge
00:18:16.380 that the people
00:18:17.120 that they're putting into power
00:18:18.260 are not on their side
00:18:19.860 and they're against humanity 0.59
00:18:21.220 as a whole
00:18:22.040 yeah
00:18:22.380 they have to understand that
00:18:23.860 I mean it doesn't take 1.00
00:18:24.660 a fucking genius 1.00
00:18:25.860 to see it 1.00
00:18:26.640 just look at the numbers 1.00
00:18:28.460 look at the fucking 1.00
00:18:29.220 death 1.00
00:18:29.960 the blood 0.96
00:18:30.480 on these people's hands
00:18:31.240 it doesn't change
00:18:32.040 republican to democrat
00:18:33.140 yeah
00:18:33.480 if you want to spend
00:18:34.720 the rest of your life
00:18:35.780 complaining and saying
00:18:37.260 that everything is the fault
00:18:38.600 of the republicans
00:18:39.760 then nothing will ever change
00:18:42.320 and that goes the same
00:18:43.060 for you too
00:18:43.740 if you have any
00:18:44.620 the couple of republican
00:18:45.960 listeners that are out there
00:18:47.040 that goes for you too
00:18:49.620 so you gotta
00:18:50.600 you gotta shake hands
00:18:51.600 I had
00:18:52.240 I watched my older
00:18:53.300 well
00:18:53.700 I had two family members
00:18:54.980 not direct
00:18:56.260 but
00:18:56.600 I was in an email chain
00:18:58.100 copied on them
00:18:58.840 and I've always
00:18:59.360 Benny's heard this a million times
00:19:00.500 so you can tune out here
00:19:02.380 for a second if you want
00:19:03.100 but
00:19:03.300 this is always a great metaphor
00:19:05.680 for me
00:19:06.060 because I watched this email chain
00:19:07.620 go back and forth
00:19:08.300 between two family members
00:19:09.420 a hardcore liberal
00:19:10.340 and a hardcore conservative
00:19:11.400 and it was about some
00:19:12.600 whatever the news told them
00:19:14.440 to talk about that week
00:19:15.520 you know
00:19:16.180 gay marriage
00:19:17.120 or taxes
00:19:17.980 it was probably taxes
00:19:18.900 and
00:19:19.840 they were going back and forth
00:19:21.120 and they had copied
00:19:21.880 like everyone in our family
00:19:23.140 on the thread
00:19:23.660 why
00:19:24.580 I don't know
00:19:25.120 but they did
00:19:25.660 and they're going back and forth
00:19:26.980 and I'm reading
00:19:27.580 and I'm reading
00:19:28.100 and I'm reading these
00:19:28.820 and I thought
00:19:29.460 oh you guys
00:19:30.340 and it made me realize
00:19:31.460 that
00:19:31.880 I actually
00:19:32.800 I finally sent them a message
00:19:33.980 and after
00:19:34.900 I don't know
00:19:35.400 10 or 15 of them
00:19:36.580 went back and forth
00:19:37.260 I finally wrote a little message
00:19:38.340 to both of them
00:19:39.000 and I said
00:19:39.780 I've been reading your messages
00:19:40.760 and there's one thing
00:19:42.540 that I found in common
00:19:43.440 between the both of you
00:19:44.360 and that is that
00:19:45.600 you're both blaming each other
00:19:47.220 for each other's problems
00:19:48.320 you know
00:19:49.160 the Democrats are to blame for this
00:19:50.940 the Republicans are to blame for that
00:19:52.100 that was the one thing
00:19:52.940 you guys can agree on
00:19:53.960 is that you're both 0.99
00:19:54.960 getting screwed 0.96
00:19:55.800 so if you can kind of 0.96
00:19:57.820 level the playing field
00:19:59.000 and see it from that perspective 0.97
00:20:00.360 that you're screwing me 0.99
00:20:01.900 and I'm screwing you 0.99
00:20:02.760 and then there's just a whole lot 0.99
00:20:03.760 of people getting screwed 0.91
00:20:04.640 going on 0.93
00:20:05.220 somebody is orchestrating
00:20:06.920 and doing that
00:20:07.720 and getting away with it
00:20:08.820 so we need each other
00:20:10.560 to get out of this situation
00:20:11.920 yeah
00:20:12.720 just go on
00:20:13.520 keep fighting with each other
00:20:14.380 and see how it
00:20:15.000 see how it works for you
00:20:16.220 go ahead
00:20:16.780 good luck
00:20:17.360 I think the world would be
00:20:19.680 a different place
00:20:20.440 well America certainly would
00:20:21.440 if we just
00:20:21.840 dismantled the government
00:20:23.360 let's just say
00:20:23.960 no government for one year
00:20:25.680 sure there would be
00:20:27.480 some mayhem and craziness
00:20:28.620 but I think that
00:20:29.160 generally people would be
00:20:30.240 happier
00:20:30.560 and they would do better
00:20:31.660 and it would be a
00:20:33.100 much nicer country
00:20:34.100 to live in
00:20:35.360 well Hollywood would tell you
00:20:36.920 that they would all 0.98
00:20:37.400 kill each other 0.99
00:20:37.980 for 12 hours 0.93
00:20:38.680 like they did in The Purge
00:20:39.820 good old Hollywood
00:20:43.520 that propaganda machine
00:20:44.920 which writes my checks
00:20:47.660 yeah
00:20:48.280 that's right
00:20:49.540 so you guys have day jobs
00:20:50.920 one of you is an actor
00:20:51.880 both of you are actors
00:20:52.980 obviously
00:20:53.520 Benny is an actor
00:20:55.080 professionally out here
00:20:56.280 in Los Angeles
00:20:56.760 and I have a job
00:20:57.900 where I work from home
00:20:58.660 it's nice because
00:21:00.900 I do a lot of the editing
00:21:01.820 for Joy Camp
00:21:02.480 and also living in LA
00:21:04.600 it's nice to work from home
00:21:05.740 so I can kind of edit
00:21:08.280 and work my job
00:21:09.240 simultaneously
00:21:09.840 which is good
00:21:10.660 I have another guy
00:21:11.380 in our group
00:21:11.700 Nick
00:21:12.000 who is a freelance editor
00:21:13.560 and he's the other half
00:21:14.760 of the editing team
00:21:15.640 and then my younger brother
00:21:16.720 Michael
00:21:17.080 he films our videos
00:21:19.580 for us
00:21:20.140 so yeah
00:21:20.540 we all have our own
00:21:21.580 our own day lives
00:21:22.760 my main gig
00:21:23.640 is as the face of Apollo
00:21:25.460 for the Apollo travel company
00:21:27.120 throughout Sweden
00:21:28.140 Norway
00:21:28.680 Finland and Denmark
00:21:29.620 go Sweden
00:21:30.580 go Sweden
00:21:31.440 so being an actor
00:21:34.580 then Benny
00:21:35.060 isn't it difficult
00:21:35.720 to take jobs
00:21:36.460 with horrible scripts
00:21:37.540 that promote 1.00
00:21:38.060 a lot of bullshit propaganda 0.99
00:21:40.060 yeah well 1.00
00:21:42.220 luckily I haven't had to face
00:21:44.520 too many tough decisions yet
00:21:45.940 I mean I'm
00:21:46.580 but then I had to ask
00:21:47.720 what's going to happen
00:21:49.320 when I do
00:21:50.220 or what am I
00:21:51.060 what am I doing here
00:21:51.980 in the first place
00:21:52.620 but
00:21:53.540 I'm
00:21:56.220 it's just a job
00:21:57.020 it's just a business for me
00:21:57.980 this is how
00:21:58.520 this is my everyday job
00:22:00.140 at this point
00:22:00.720 and it's
00:22:01.160 I'm not making movies yet
00:22:02.580 I'm just doing
00:22:03.720 advertisements
00:22:04.840 and basically
00:22:06.060 whatever gig I can get
00:22:07.200 to pay me
00:22:07.740 and fund my other work
00:22:09.540 to fund
00:22:10.020 my life
00:22:10.960 and to fund
00:22:11.480 things I love to do
00:22:13.220 and we'll see what happens
00:22:14.620 if those
00:22:15.040 if those times come along
00:22:16.220 then
00:22:16.480 it's going to be interesting
00:22:18.740 well you have a talent
00:22:19.720 you do a good job
00:22:20.520 in your videos
00:22:21.120 I would tell you 1.00
00:22:21.820 if I thought you sucked 1.00
00:22:22.560 and you're a bad actor 0.98
00:22:23.700 I'd love to make a difference
00:22:26.020 through being an actor
00:22:27.120 I mean
00:22:27.320 what a huge platform it is
00:22:29.220 to be a
00:22:29.980 to be a face
00:22:31.200 in entertainment
00:22:31.900 and
00:22:32.480 I would love to be a role model
00:22:34.740 to
00:22:35.160 people
00:22:36.400 and to children
00:22:37.000 and to
00:22:37.500 be
00:22:38.060 you know
00:22:39.020 an artist
00:22:39.500 and actually
00:22:40.620 spread awareness
00:22:41.620 and keep doing what I do
00:22:42.860 now you have
00:22:44.620 a couple children
00:22:45.520 in your videos
00:22:46.280 where did you find
00:22:46.880 these
00:22:47.120 child actresses
00:22:49.000 they are
00:22:50.580 my nieces
00:22:51.240 actually
00:22:51.800 Rebecca
00:22:53.200 is the older one
00:22:54.220 she's in the one
00:22:54.960 princess videos
00:22:56.160 and then
00:22:57.460 her little sister
00:22:58.220 Carrie
00:22:58.680 she popped up 0.92
00:22:59.600 in the princess video
00:23:00.780 also
00:23:01.100 yeah
00:23:03.060 she
00:23:03.320 yeah
00:23:03.640 that
00:23:04.140 that's my little nieces 1.00
00:23:06.140 and
00:23:06.640 we
00:23:07.460 they
00:23:08.620 live not
00:23:10.400 too far
00:23:11.600 from us
00:23:12.060 so
00:23:12.380 when the time is right
00:23:13.640 we have them come out here
00:23:14.540 and we put the camera on them
00:23:15.840 and what about the other actors
00:23:17.500 in your videos
00:23:18.140 are they keen to what you guys
00:23:19.300 are really making fun of
00:23:20.420 yeah
00:23:22.500 for the most part
00:23:23.140 I think
00:23:23.680 I think
00:23:24.760 I definitely
00:23:25.640 earned the
00:23:28.140 association with
00:23:28.880 conspiracy theorists
00:23:29.660 amongst my friends
00:23:30.340 so they know
00:23:32.460 what to expect
00:23:32.960 with me
00:23:33.360 and with Kevin
00:23:34.080 I would say
00:23:34.940 and
00:23:36.380 but
00:23:36.680 you know
00:23:37.500 I'm not 0.98
00:23:37.820 I'm not an asshole about it 0.98
00:23:38.900 I don't shove it down 0.99
00:23:39.420 people's throats
00:23:39.920 and I think most people
00:23:40.780 are probably
00:23:41.780 if
00:23:42.220 push came to shove
00:23:43.700 they'd probably
00:23:44.200 agree with me
00:23:46.200 on most things
00:23:46.900 but
00:23:47.800 I know a lot of actors
00:23:49.560 and a lot of funny people
00:23:50.480 and
00:23:50.880 we like working together
00:23:51.900 so it's pretty easy
00:23:52.760 to get people
00:23:53.240 in these videos
00:23:53.820 yeah
00:23:54.460 and they see our
00:23:55.040 they've seen our videos
00:23:56.140 our close friends
00:23:57.200 that we have in these
00:23:58.000 and they laugh
00:23:58.740 and they like them
00:23:59.380 and
00:23:59.620 you know
00:24:00.520 sometimes we might have
00:24:01.180 a friend asked
00:24:01.800 if he can be part of one
00:24:03.200 or
00:24:03.420 we'll get our neighbors
00:24:04.540 to be in it
00:24:05.060 or something like that
00:24:05.840 but
00:24:06.220 for the most part
00:24:07.180 people are pretty hip to it
00:24:08.520 at least in our circle here
00:24:09.700 that we keep close
00:24:10.400 yeah
00:24:10.580 no one seems to be offended
00:24:11.920 by what we do
00:24:12.720 and that's one of the great things
00:24:14.080 about Joy Camp
00:24:14.780 we don't
00:24:17.180 we're accessible
00:24:17.920 to anybody
00:24:19.260 or most
00:24:20.560 most anybody
00:24:21.460 except for that one guy
00:24:22.800 who commented on
00:24:23.760 on our Oscar
00:24:25.200 best propaganda award video
00:24:27.300 yeah
00:24:28.720 he thinks we should be hung
00:24:29.860 in public
00:24:30.380 other than that guy
00:24:32.460 most people
00:24:34.620 and it just bugs you
00:24:35.500 that one comment 0.62
00:24:36.360 just bugs you
00:24:37.120 yeah
00:24:38.400 but what's great is
00:24:39.240 that I can show
00:24:40.180 everyone I've shown
00:24:41.060 I mean I give Joy Camp
00:24:42.020 business cards
00:24:42.660 out to everybody
00:24:43.260 and meet in Hollywood
00:24:44.180 and everybody who
00:24:45.280 sees Joy Camp
00:24:46.160 likes it
00:24:46.580 if they're in the business
00:24:47.340 or not
00:24:47.800 or if they're
00:24:48.600 you know
00:24:48.840 conspiracy theorists
00:24:50.320 or not
00:24:50.860 it seems to be
00:24:51.640 pretty well liked
00:24:52.840 by people in general
00:24:54.020 it's true
00:24:54.620 we I mean
00:24:55.480 we had a meeting
00:24:56.960 the other week
00:24:57.500 with the digital production company
00:24:58.920 and that's out here
00:25:00.080 in Hollywood
00:25:00.520 and so
00:25:01.100 they're
00:25:01.920 they actually kind of laughed
00:25:03.280 and he said
00:25:03.660 I said something about
00:25:04.620 how it would only take you
00:25:05.980 this is you know
00:25:06.560 YouTube channels
00:25:07.680 and what not
00:25:08.080 he said
00:25:08.320 it only takes you
00:25:08.880 about making five videos
00:25:10.040 before people start commenting
00:25:11.300 with Illuminati this
00:25:12.480 and Illuminati that
00:25:13.340 on them
00:25:13.660 and so I think
00:25:14.960 it's becoming more mainstream
00:25:16.100 some of these topics
00:25:17.700 it's certainly
00:25:18.580 if you have a Facebook account
00:25:20.080 and a bunch of friends
00:25:20.960 that are not awake
00:25:23.240 and something happens
00:25:24.780 like Boston
00:25:25.520 then you see
00:25:27.480 all the comments
00:25:28.180 that they post
00:25:28.920 and then if you have
00:25:29.920 your quote unquote
00:25:31.360 conspiracy theorist friends
00:25:32.480 you see all the comments
00:25:33.460 that they're sharing
00:25:34.060 you can literally like
00:25:35.320 see this direct conflict
00:25:36.640 happening right in front
00:25:37.460 of your face
00:25:37.900 between two people
00:25:39.200 in different parts
00:25:39.740 of the world
00:25:40.160 and it kind of
00:25:41.840 paints a picture
00:25:42.420 you know
00:25:43.040 of where people
00:25:43.840 are at right now
00:25:44.560 so I don't know
00:25:47.280 you have to sort of
00:25:48.440 figure out for yourself
00:25:50.120 what's the truth
00:25:50.900 and if you're smart
00:25:52.020 you'll do your homework
00:25:52.860 and your grammar
00:25:53.440 and you know
00:25:54.480 you'll research
00:25:55.100 and I don't know
00:25:56.620 if I got back
00:25:57.140 to my point there
00:25:57.940 but there are
00:25:58.640 several points
00:25:59.240 inside of there
00:25:59.980 that are all valid
00:26:01.100 hopefully
00:26:01.420 well I have a question
00:26:02.860 for you 1.00
00:26:03.340 fuck the word 1.00
00:26:04.540 it's a video 1.00
00:26:05.460 burning out the versatility 0.99
00:26:06.660 of the word fuck 0.99
00:26:07.480 basically 0.99
00:26:07.820 so what inspired that one
00:26:09.080 well the sound
00:26:11.340 the sound bite itself
00:26:12.220 inspired it
00:26:12.860 we didn't come up
00:26:14.260 with that unfortunately
00:26:15.200 but what's his name
00:26:16.360 Jack Wagner
00:26:16.960 Jack Wagner
00:26:17.620 Jack Wagner was the voice
00:26:19.340 of Disneyland
00:26:19.920 and he
00:26:21.200 before he died
00:26:22.140 sometime in the 80s
00:26:23.140 he recorded himself
00:26:24.100 saying this 1.00
00:26:25.720 fuck 1.00
00:26:26.700 poem 1.00
00:26:27.840 I guess you could call it
00:26:28.720 and
00:26:29.500 we both loved it
00:26:31.280 and
00:26:32.340 I don't know
00:26:34.140 came up with a
00:26:34.780 thought it would be
00:26:35.380 a fun thing to film
00:26:36.440 thought there was a story
00:26:37.620 there that could
00:26:38.140 come across
00:26:39.000 on the screen
00:26:39.920 so
00:26:40.280 yeah I thought
00:26:40.720 it was hilarious
00:26:41.300 storyboarded it
00:26:42.480 and got some
00:26:44.000 got a crew together
00:26:45.880 that was actually
00:26:47.100 pre-Joy Camp
00:26:47.960 that video
00:26:48.740 but it was sort of
00:26:49.460 a precursor
00:26:51.340 to Joy Camp
00:26:51.920 I guess I could say
00:26:53.160 yeah
00:26:53.520 you kind of had a feeling
00:26:54.640 of office space
00:26:55.720 in the classic movie
00:26:56.780 yeah
00:26:57.160 we did it about
00:26:58.360 one year before
00:26:59.160 Joy Camp
00:26:59.680 was founded
00:27:00.800 right
00:27:01.280 but
00:27:01.900 yeah
00:27:03.120 it's one of my
00:27:03.940 favorites
00:27:04.320 that we put together
00:27:05.280 and also
00:27:06.480 gas hole
00:27:07.360 getting screwed
00:27:08.300 at the pump 0.98
00:27:08.720 now what is going
00:27:09.320 on in that video
00:27:09.980 what is where
00:27:10.840 well
00:27:12.660 it's a story
00:27:13.800 of one guy 0.97
00:27:14.440 getting screwed
00:27:15.440 at the pump 0.98
00:27:16.100 literally
00:27:18.700 well by the way
00:27:19.920 in socialist
00:27:20.860 utopia
00:27:21.620 Sweden
00:27:22.100 it cost 140
00:27:23.520 US dollars
00:27:24.360 to fill a small
00:27:25.320 car
00:27:25.700 with gas
00:27:26.560 oh my god
00:27:28.040 so
00:27:28.100 what do you call that
00:27:29.620 you're getting what
00:27:30.940 you know 1.00
00:27:31.300 getting raped 1.00
00:27:32.220 getting gang raped 1.00
00:27:34.960 yikes 0.99
00:27:38.500 so also
00:27:39.660 you guys had
00:27:40.120 what was the video
00:27:40.820 are you familiar
00:27:41.460 with astrotheology
00:27:42.540 in the video
00:27:43.260 it was Benny
00:27:43.680 right
00:27:43.880 yeah
00:27:44.080 you're kind of
00:27:44.940 flirting with a girl
00:27:45.800 and like
00:27:46.160 do you know
00:27:46.660 what astrotheology
00:27:47.440 is oh I know
00:27:48.240 what that is
00:27:48.880 so
00:27:49.280 autobiographical
00:27:51.840 video for me
00:27:53.340 inspired by true
00:27:55.420 events
00:27:55.840 so let's talk
00:27:57.440 about dating
00:27:58.100 or socializing
00:27:59.080 because once you
00:27:59.780 get into these
00:28:00.640 kinds of subject
00:28:01.300 matters
00:28:01.640 and you guys
00:28:02.120 are guys
00:28:03.180 in Los Angeles
00:28:04.140 and I remember
00:28:04.720 how the women 1.00
00:28:05.160 are there
00:28:05.580 how does that
00:28:06.740 go for you guys
00:28:07.420 when you go
00:28:07.840 into conversations
00:28:08.520 with people
00:28:09.040 at parties
00:28:09.580 or trying to
00:28:10.300 meet women
00:28:10.740 well I'm single
00:28:12.320 um
00:28:14.520 oh you know
00:28:15.460 it's it's
00:28:16.000 it's you never
00:28:16.780 know
00:28:17.060 I have
00:28:17.720 I definitely
00:28:18.300 have to
00:28:18.560 it's definitely
00:28:19.100 it's a
00:28:20.000 how do I say
00:28:20.440 it
00:28:20.620 it's definitely
00:28:21.620 going to be
00:28:22.440 a selling point
00:28:23.120 with whoever
00:28:23.620 my uh
00:28:24.520 my future
00:28:25.400 girlfriend
00:28:25.880 is
00:28:26.640 I have to be able
00:28:27.420 to talk about
00:28:27.880 this stuff
00:28:28.280 and I've definitely
00:28:28.760 gone on a lot
00:28:29.300 of dates
00:28:29.680 with girls
00:28:30.880 that uh
00:28:32.640 I can't
00:28:33.580 talk about
00:28:34.320 bigger issues
00:28:35.560 with
00:28:35.900 and it's a
00:28:36.400 it's a deal
00:28:36.780 breaker
00:28:37.040 unfortunately
00:28:37.740 he's got some
00:28:38.800 really funny
00:28:39.340 stories
00:28:39.760 we had more
00:28:41.480 time
00:28:42.000 we should just
00:28:42.860 I think we should
00:28:43.560 just film a whole
00:28:44.120 series
00:28:44.560 I do
00:28:44.900 I want to
00:28:46.100 write like a
00:28:46.860 book
00:28:47.120 my
00:28:47.640 Benny's
00:28:48.520 Benny's
00:28:49.460 world of
00:28:49.960 dating
00:28:50.260 yeah I tell
00:28:51.020 you in LA
00:28:51.400 is not the
00:28:51.800 ideal place
00:28:52.380 I remember
00:28:52.860 you know
00:28:53.100 I had a lot
00:28:53.500 of guy
00:28:53.720 friends when I
00:28:54.140 lived there
00:28:54.440 and it was
00:28:54.680 always the
00:28:55.480 the first few
00:28:56.060 questions were
00:28:56.660 what do you
00:28:57.340 do what do
00:28:57.940 you drive
00:28:58.560 what do you
00:29:00.700 do
00:29:01.080 that's the
00:29:01.980 question
00:29:02.360 and by the
00:29:03.120 way I'm an
00:29:03.600 actress
00:29:04.020 yeah
00:29:05.180 yeah
00:29:05.660 oh what
00:29:06.300 what restaurant
00:29:07.120 do you work
00:29:07.580 do you work
00:29:07.960 at
00:29:08.300 that's right
00:29:09.220 and LA
00:29:10.220 has a
00:29:10.740 strange
00:29:11.720 energy about
00:29:13.400 it because
00:29:13.860 of that
00:29:14.220 because there's
00:29:14.700 so many
00:29:15.100 people in
00:29:15.620 the world
00:29:16.000 that are
00:29:16.300 coming here
00:29:17.020 to this
00:29:17.420 one
00:29:17.860 pulse
00:29:19.020 beat
00:29:19.680 of
00:29:20.280 of
00:29:21.180 where they
00:29:22.380 hope to
00:29:22.720 get rich
00:29:23.240 and famous
00:29:23.680 they're all
00:29:24.240 coming here
00:29:25.280 to this
00:29:25.640 area
00:29:25.860 and they
00:29:26.280 come from
00:29:26.580 all over
00:29:27.020 so it
00:29:27.740 breeds
00:29:28.140 this
00:29:28.580 this
00:29:29.300 just
00:29:29.560 terrible
00:29:30.220 ego
00:29:30.740 that's
00:29:31.160 out
00:29:31.320 here
00:29:31.540 and it
00:29:31.840 just
00:29:32.020 sort
00:29:32.300 of
00:29:32.540 engulfs
00:29:33.420 everyone
00:29:33.700 so you
00:29:34.100 kind of
00:29:34.440 are forced
00:29:34.900 to feel
00:29:35.380 like you
00:29:36.100 have to be
00:29:36.580 doing 10
00:29:37.040 things at
00:29:37.380 once all
00:29:37.740 the time
00:29:38.180 at least
00:29:38.960 that's how I
00:29:39.320 feel with all
00:29:39.620 the people I
00:29:40.040 meet out here
00:29:40.360 they're always
00:29:40.820 doing something
00:29:41.480 or having to be
00:29:42.260 doing something
00:29:42.800 or saying
00:29:43.400 that they're
00:29:43.720 doing something
00:29:44.360 just to prove
00:29:45.640 that they're
00:29:45.920 doing something
00:29:46.460 because they
00:29:46.960 live out here
00:29:47.380 in Los Angeles
00:29:47.960 but that being
00:29:48.900 said
00:29:49.340 I would take
00:29:50.620 Los Angeles
00:29:51.160 over
00:29:51.740 probably 98%
00:29:54.440 of this country
00:29:55.120 yeah I was just
00:29:55.940 going to say
00:29:56.260 the flip side
00:29:56.820 to that
00:29:58.140 motivated
00:29:58.600 because when you
00:29:59.380 have friends
00:29:59.920 that are doing
00:30:00.480 things and they're
00:30:00.940 motivated
00:30:01.340 it keeps you
00:30:01.920 motivated
00:30:02.420 and that's
00:30:03.280 a big reason
00:30:04.100 why we are
00:30:05.380 able to work
00:30:06.080 out here
00:30:06.860 the group
00:30:07.500 that we have
00:30:08.080 not just
00:30:09.720 because of being
00:30:10.300 in LA
00:30:10.660 but everybody
00:30:12.340 has a sense
00:30:12.960 of motivation
00:30:13.560 whatever their
00:30:14.380 perspective is
00:30:15.240 on things
00:30:15.620 is their own
00:30:16.200 but everybody
00:30:16.840 within our
00:30:17.820 circle
00:30:18.460 feels motivated
00:30:19.940 plus there are
00:30:20.680 a lot of
00:30:21.000 talented people
00:30:21.640 down there
00:30:22.020 so when you
00:30:22.380 need to do
00:30:22.740 projects like
00:30:23.320 that it's
00:30:23.640 perfect
00:30:23.980 you can find
00:30:25.120 a voice actor
00:30:25.800 or an actor
00:30:26.440 or whatever
00:30:26.780 you need
00:30:27.280 this is definitely
00:30:28.500 not lacking
00:30:29.220 in talent
00:30:29.680 getting them
00:30:30.100 to commit
00:30:30.600 on the other
00:30:30.960 hand
00:30:31.220 yeah that's
00:30:32.960 true
00:30:33.140 having to drive
00:30:35.400 out somewhere
00:30:35.780 to meet
00:30:36.500 somebody
00:30:36.880 is also a
00:30:37.520 challenge
00:30:37.740 because everybody
00:30:38.320 here is so
00:30:38.900 busy
00:30:39.280 so did you guys
00:30:41.620 go through a
00:30:42.140 major lifestyle
00:30:42.980 change in a way
00:30:43.840 once you started
00:30:44.340 waking up to
00:30:44.880 some of these
00:30:45.220 topics
00:30:45.500 and did you
00:30:46.080 avoid places
00:30:47.040 where you once
00:30:47.800 visited and
00:30:48.420 enjoyed
00:30:48.940 or what about
00:30:49.640 partying
00:30:50.280 what changed
00:30:51.020 for you
00:30:51.480 that's a really
00:30:52.660 good question
00:30:53.000 that is a great
00:30:53.460 question
00:30:53.840 everything I think
00:30:55.340 changed for the
00:30:56.000 most part
00:30:56.340 you know
00:30:56.980 see that's funny
00:30:58.140 I would say the
00:30:58.540 opposite
00:30:58.780 for me nothing
00:30:59.380 really changed
00:31:00.100 I was
00:31:00.560 because it
00:31:01.080 happened in the
00:31:01.480 midst of college
00:31:02.320 and I was at the
00:31:03.580 height of my
00:31:04.160 you know
00:31:04.760 I guess training
00:31:05.880 and education
00:31:07.520 and then I went
00:31:09.160 into grad school
00:31:10.060 and again
00:31:10.840 so this is a
00:31:11.740 nice seven year
00:31:12.720 stretch of me
00:31:13.880 learning or waking
00:31:15.160 up as well as
00:31:16.100 going through school
00:31:16.940 so it was
00:31:17.500 it was almost like
00:31:19.020 my homework
00:31:19.520 like I'd
00:31:19.980 or my
00:31:20.480 extracurricular
00:31:21.380 activity
00:31:21.920 I should say
00:31:22.500 so I'd do my
00:31:23.140 work
00:31:23.440 and then I'd
00:31:24.500 you know
00:31:24.820 relax
00:31:25.780 quote unquote
00:31:26.660 relax
00:31:27.120 by educating
00:31:28.200 myself
00:31:28.720 on the internet
00:31:29.800 about truth
00:31:30.760 and
00:31:32.420 I guess
00:31:33.940 the only downside
00:31:34.860 of it was
00:31:35.220 it was sort of
00:31:35.720 isolating
00:31:36.160 so while I was
00:31:37.060 learning all this
00:31:39.180 stuff
00:31:39.400 I really wasn't
00:31:39.940 able to talk
00:31:40.420 about it
00:31:40.700 with many people
00:31:41.280 while in that
00:31:42.180 social platform
00:31:43.520 that schooling
00:31:44.540 environment
00:31:45.080 yeah
00:31:46.040 and the reason
00:31:46.340 I said it
00:31:46.720 changed everything
00:31:47.260 for me
00:31:47.600 is I guess
00:31:48.060 just because
00:31:48.620 I feel like
00:31:49.300 I wouldn't be
00:31:49.840 doing what I'm
00:31:50.360 doing now
00:31:50.760 or where I'm
00:31:51.160 at now
00:31:51.520 if I
00:31:51.840 if I hadn't
00:31:53.040 fell down
00:31:53.420 that rabbit hole
00:31:54.000 and learned
00:31:54.240 all the things
00:31:54.660 I did
00:31:55.060 but like I said
00:31:57.600 earlier
00:31:58.020 luckily it's good
00:31:58.820 to have people
00:31:59.320 with you
00:31:59.860 so it's
00:32:01.880 because it can
00:32:02.520 be very isolating
00:32:03.340 so if you have
00:32:04.460 some some
00:32:05.160 friends with you
00:32:05.880 it'll make it
00:32:06.940 all that much
00:32:08.080 better
00:32:08.420 it's true
00:32:09.120 yeah
00:32:09.620 I noticed
00:32:10.380 I it's hard
00:32:11.240 for me to go
00:32:11.780 into a bar
00:32:12.520 anymore
00:32:12.980 I can't stand
00:32:13.980 that certain
00:32:14.420 movie theaters
00:32:15.060 too because
00:32:15.560 you hear what
00:32:16.240 people are laughing
00:32:16.940 at and you're
00:32:17.380 like really
00:32:17.960 really
00:32:18.560 was that really
00:32:19.400 funny
00:32:19.820 you know
00:32:20.380 or they
00:32:22.260 sit right
00:32:22.660 next to you
00:32:23.080 and they're
00:32:23.280 on their
00:32:23.540 phone the
00:32:24.000 entire time
00:32:24.740 oh yeah
00:32:25.260 come on
00:32:26.360 bars are
00:32:27.380 traps
00:32:28.100 in here
00:32:28.480 in Los Angeles
00:32:29.260 they're trapped
00:32:29.900 they're wasted
00:32:31.740 on expensive
00:32:32.960 alcohol
00:32:33.480 and everyone
00:32:34.240 acts like an 1.00
00:32:34.720 idiot 1.00
00:32:34.960 and you pay 1.00
00:32:35.580 like 20 bucks
00:32:36.220 just to get
00:32:36.680 into the bar
00:32:37.380 so you can
00:32:37.700 pay more
00:32:38.040 to drink
00:32:38.420 right
00:32:38.660 yeah
00:32:39.240 and then
00:32:39.480 there's
00:32:39.660 cops waiting
00:32:40.320 outside to
00:32:40.960 pull you over
00:32:41.480 when you get
00:32:41.840 in your car
00:32:42.320 geez
00:32:43.980 it's awesome
00:32:45.120 I got a ticket
00:32:45.920 in the mail
00:32:46.540 the other day
00:32:47.120 because I picked
00:32:47.720 up a friend
00:32:48.300 in downtown LA
00:32:49.520 our friend Liam
00:32:50.480 to bring him
00:32:51.200 to our apartment
00:32:51.700 and apparently
00:32:52.220 I went on some
00:32:52.920 metro fast pass
00:32:54.240 away or something
00:32:55.000 that you have
00:32:55.600 to have a certain
00:32:56.440 pass to go on
00:32:58.240 and they just
00:32:58.800 mailed me a ticket
00:32:59.620 in the mail
00:33:00.160 60 bucks
00:33:00.940 you know
00:33:01.980 there you go
00:33:02.800 so they must just
00:33:03.360 send these things
00:33:03.960 out all the time
00:33:05.200 and where does
00:33:05.600 all the money go
00:33:06.340 ah
00:33:07.440 great question
00:33:08.320 to building bridges
00:33:09.620 and fixing roads
00:33:10.520 yeah right
00:33:11.360 educating young
00:33:12.580 children
00:33:12.960 yeah no child
00:33:13.900 left behind
00:33:14.640 LA makes so much
00:33:15.920 money and the roads
00:33:17.100 are some of the worst
00:33:17.800 actually Beverly Hills
00:33:18.860 is some of the worst
00:33:19.680 roads in the country
00:33:20.760 so there you go
00:33:22.440 but at least
00:33:23.960 at least the people
00:33:24.740 there are really nice
00:33:25.600 okay so you guys
00:33:29.140 have Conspiracy Guy
00:33:30.100 episode 2
00:33:30.980 New Age
00:33:32.000 the Conspiracy Guy
00:33:32.960 takes on a couple
00:33:33.680 of New Agers 0.99
00:33:34.380 so you basically
00:33:35.280 shatter their beliefs
00:33:36.380 and you talk about
00:33:37.380 it's all about love
00:33:38.360 man
00:33:38.780 2012
00:33:39.280 and then you talk
00:33:40.140 about the New Age
00:33:40.840 movement
00:33:41.160 it was started
00:33:41.600 by the CIA
00:33:42.280 you know
00:33:42.760 I love that part
00:33:43.400 by the way
00:33:43.740 so how do you
00:33:45.400 think the elite
00:33:46.020 would benefit
00:33:46.640 from us living
00:33:47.360 in a New Age
00:33:48.120 kind of bubble
00:33:48.660 I think
00:33:52.040 because the New Age
00:33:54.200 movement makes
00:33:54.600 people lazy
00:33:55.260 makes them
00:33:56.220 and it doesn't
00:33:57.920 encourage them
00:33:58.480 to be proactive
00:33:59.680 it's like
00:34:01.380 if you feel good
00:34:02.900 and emit love
00:34:04.420 you'll change
00:34:04.940 the world
00:34:05.520 or at least
00:34:07.100 you'll contribute
00:34:07.620 and it will
00:34:08.220 eventually change
00:34:09.180 and it's
00:34:10.260 I mean
00:34:10.600 it's just 1.00
00:34:10.900 bullshit 0.99
00:34:11.200 it's a nice 0.99
00:34:12.240 idea
00:34:12.700 I appreciate
00:34:13.540 it
00:34:14.040 I can feel
00:34:15.800 good
00:34:16.100 it can make
00:34:17.280 me feel
00:34:17.620 good
00:34:17.940 New Age
00:34:18.860 spirituality
00:34:19.340 but it
00:34:20.120 doesn't
00:34:21.680 encourage
00:34:22.400 change
00:34:23.820 on a proactive
00:34:25.560 level
00:34:25.980 yeah love
00:34:27.360 and light
00:34:27.880 and all that
00:34:28.600 happiness
00:34:29.120 that's all good
00:34:29.880 that's all good
00:34:30.460 and well
00:34:30.820 but
00:34:31.200 you have to do
00:34:32.060 something
00:34:32.260 yeah
00:34:32.540 you live
00:34:33.000 you live in
00:34:33.100 reality
00:34:33.560 you can't
00:34:34.060 just sit
00:34:34.480 and meditate
00:34:35.280 on everything
00:34:36.460 you have to
00:34:37.020 get up
00:34:37.300 and do
00:34:37.660 something
00:34:38.040 and if
00:34:38.980 you're doing
00:34:39.320 something
00:34:39.700 hopefully
00:34:40.180 creative
00:34:40.860 you know
00:34:41.500 and inspiring
00:34:42.980 and educational
00:34:43.720 then you're
00:34:45.100 doing good
00:34:45.580 yeah Kevin
00:34:46.460 I heard when
00:34:46.920 you were talking
00:34:47.240 with Richard Grove
00:34:47.960 who we really
00:34:48.780 enjoy too
00:34:49.260 by the way
00:34:49.620 I heard you
00:34:50.280 mention the
00:34:50.660 important value
00:34:51.240 of creativity
00:34:51.960 and staying
00:34:52.600 creative
00:34:53.000 so is creativity
00:34:54.240 something that
00:34:54.820 helps to keep
00:34:55.500 us free
00:34:55.940 I think so
00:34:57.700 yeah
00:34:58.020 wholeheartedly
00:34:58.760 I do
00:34:59.180 for me
00:35:01.100 personally
00:35:01.600 when I'm
00:35:02.580 editing
00:35:02.980 one of our
00:35:03.600 videos
00:35:04.000 that we
00:35:04.340 filmed
00:35:04.760 it's
00:35:05.160 you know
00:35:05.560 I just
00:35:05.920 lock in
00:35:06.720 my station
00:35:07.280 and it's
00:35:07.780 it's such a
00:35:08.740 satisfying feeling
00:35:10.980 to be laughing
00:35:12.160 at jokes
00:35:12.820 and educating
00:35:14.220 at the same
00:35:14.860 time
00:35:15.340 and just
00:35:15.960 being creative
00:35:16.720 about it
00:35:17.240 or when you
00:35:18.580 have a friend
00:35:19.280 that plays
00:35:19.740 a new song
00:35:20.260 that he wrote
00:35:20.640 for you
00:35:20.920 or something
00:35:21.240 and it has
00:35:21.600 the same
00:35:21.880 effect
00:35:22.220 it's
00:35:22.860 really powerful
00:35:23.800 because it
00:35:24.780 captures people's
00:35:25.500 attention
00:35:25.840 for one
00:35:26.400 when you're
00:35:26.820 creative about
00:35:27.400 it
00:35:27.580 and sometimes
00:35:28.380 just handing
00:35:29.400 someone a book
00:35:30.020 especially in
00:35:30.580 this day and age
00:35:31.320 it's hard to
00:35:32.980 get anybody
00:35:33.480 to pay attention
00:35:33.980 to anything
00:35:34.400 so if you're
00:35:34.880 doing it
00:35:35.380 creatively
00:35:35.820 you know
00:35:37.000 it's gonna
00:35:37.800 help a lot
00:35:39.000 and it's just
00:35:39.880 inspiring
00:35:40.300 it feels good
00:35:41.060 it's something
00:35:41.800 that it does
00:35:42.500 for your soul
00:35:43.340 I think
00:35:43.780 you know
00:35:44.000 for your essence
00:35:44.580 here
00:35:44.840 it's just
00:35:46.100 good all around
00:35:46.860 and I just
00:35:47.540 feel like
00:35:48.380 those people
00:35:49.080 we mentioned
00:35:49.540 earlier
00:35:49.860 are predators
00:35:50.400 they just
00:35:50.960 fear creativity
00:35:52.040 because
00:35:52.460 they're not so
00:35:54.240 in the way
00:35:54.700 that we are
00:35:55.240 and we use
00:35:56.360 it against
00:35:56.760 them
00:35:56.960 I think
00:35:57.320 that's
00:35:57.700 like one
00:35:58.140 of our
00:35:58.400 ultimate
00:35:58.800 weapons
00:35:59.300 they're creative
00:35:59.960 and they're
00:36:00.400 tools of
00:36:00.920 control
00:36:01.340 yeah
00:36:01.760 they are
00:36:02.780 they're very
00:36:03.340 creative
00:36:03.760 and manipulating 0.92
00:36:04.400 and murdering 0.99
00:36:05.360 people 0.98
00:36:05.620 but we just
00:36:07.480 have to be
00:36:07.860 creative
00:36:08.160 on the other
00:36:09.020 end of the
00:36:09.600 spectrum
00:36:09.920 to fight
00:36:11.100 that
00:36:11.400 and we have
00:36:12.440 the numbers
00:36:12.900 we certainly
00:36:13.640 have the numbers
00:36:14.300 we just need
00:36:15.440 people to
00:36:16.060 wake up
00:36:17.560 yeah it's
00:36:17.860 when you're
00:36:18.120 creative
00:36:18.360 you create
00:36:18.760 your own
00:36:19.160 reality tunnel
00:36:19.940 so then you
00:36:20.420 don't get
00:36:20.660 caught up
00:36:21.020 in someone
00:36:21.380 else's
00:36:21.820 then you
00:36:22.180 can't be
00:36:22.440 manipulated
00:36:22.880 is easy
00:36:23.520 exactly
00:36:25.100 and it feels
00:36:25.980 good
00:36:26.280 it makes you
00:36:26.720 feel better
00:36:27.180 as a person
00:36:27.760 it grows
00:36:28.200 your confidence
00:36:28.840 you know
00:36:29.680 you'll make
00:36:30.200 more friends
00:36:30.860 as a result
00:36:31.380 from it
00:36:31.700 you'll connect
00:36:32.200 with people
00:36:32.640 like we're
00:36:33.040 doing now
00:36:33.600 as a result
00:36:34.180 of it
00:36:34.880 so yeah
00:36:36.720 it's been
00:36:37.000 fantastic
00:36:37.460 we were
00:36:37.840 creative
00:36:38.280 we put it
00:36:39.040 on the internet
00:36:39.540 and now
00:36:40.460 I'm you know
00:36:41.220 getting able
00:36:41.700 to talk
00:36:42.120 with you know
00:36:42.880 I mean I've
00:36:43.420 been listening
00:36:43.680 to red ice
00:36:44.100 for years
00:36:45.020 you know
00:36:45.800 your guys's
00:36:46.220 radio shows
00:36:46.780 for years
00:36:47.340 and it's
00:36:47.880 so cool
00:36:48.360 to be
00:36:48.940 sitting here
00:36:49.300 talking to you
00:36:49.780 it's all
00:36:50.060 a result
00:36:50.380 of us
00:36:50.980 doing something
00:36:51.480 creative
00:36:51.840 and you guys
00:36:52.620 doing something
00:36:53.140 creative
00:36:53.520 and bam
00:36:54.260 here we are
00:36:54.720 look at that
00:36:55.160 it's true
00:36:55.800 I know
00:36:56.200 we've connected
00:36:56.660 with so many
00:36:57.220 cool people
00:36:57.920 that we wouldn't
00:36:58.540 meet otherwise
00:36:59.060 because most
00:36:59.640 of the cool
00:36:59.980 people just
00:37:00.420 stay home
00:37:01.260 you never
00:37:02.460 meet them
00:37:02.860 they never
00:37:03.100 go out
00:37:03.540 I know
00:37:04.260 that's true
00:37:04.980 so in your
00:37:07.320 guys's view
00:37:07.740 why do you
00:37:08.140 think the masses
00:37:08.840 have developed
00:37:09.420 such ADD
00:37:10.380 I know you
00:37:10.740 guys did a
00:37:11.100 video making
00:37:11.540 fun of the
00:37:11.960 short attention
00:37:12.500 span of the
00:37:13.080 YouTube viewer
00:37:13.620 you basically
00:37:14.840 show a pair 0.99
00:37:16.380 of breasts 0.98
00:37:17.280 with a countdown 0.99
00:37:18.500 to 8 seconds
00:37:19.540 until the bra
00:37:20.380 is finally
00:37:21.020 removed
00:37:21.760 bam
00:37:22.900 attention span
00:37:23.600 gone
00:37:24.020 a pair
00:37:24.880 of very 0.99
00:37:25.360 LA breasts 0.99
00:37:26.540 yeah 0.99
00:37:27.300 silicone
00:37:28.980 or saline
00:37:30.520 that's the
00:37:31.580 question
00:37:31.980 she didn't
00:37:33.400 tell us
00:37:33.880 what was the
00:37:35.600 question
00:37:35.860 sorry
00:37:36.160 well in your
00:37:37.020 view
00:37:37.200 why do you
00:37:37.780 think the
00:37:38.080 masses have 0.52
00:37:38.640 developed
00:37:39.000 such an
00:37:39.440 ADD
00:37:39.920 it seems
00:37:40.260 worse than
00:37:40.740 ever
00:37:41.020 because it's
00:37:43.920 we're living
00:37:44.500 in the era
00:37:45.340 of instant
00:37:45.900 gratification
00:37:46.540 everything is
00:37:47.660 accessible at
00:37:49.420 your fingertips
00:37:49.920 and people
00:37:50.420 are spoiled
00:37:50.840 by that
00:37:51.200 I think
00:37:51.620 and such
00:37:54.040 a fast
00:37:54.800 paced world
00:37:55.440 everything is
00:37:55.900 moving so
00:37:56.380 fast all
00:37:56.980 the time
00:37:57.440 that our
00:37:59.080 expectations
00:37:59.700 are also
00:38:00.200 fast
00:38:00.680 we are
00:38:02.980 constantly
00:38:03.420 disappointed
00:38:03.860 because things
00:38:04.420 aren't happening
00:38:04.880 as fast as
00:38:05.320 we'd like
00:38:05.580 them to
00:38:05.920 but why
00:38:06.800 I don't
00:38:07.300 know
00:38:07.580 it's a
00:38:08.760 technological
00:38:09.760 age
00:38:10.320 it's like
00:38:10.600 it all
00:38:10.840 sped up
00:38:11.180 at the
00:38:11.380 same time
00:38:11.980 and all
00:38:13.340 the conditioning
00:38:13.800 these people
00:38:14.240 are brought
00:38:14.620 up and
00:38:14.920 you know
00:38:15.160 they follow
00:38:15.980 the suit
00:38:16.460 of whoever
00:38:16.960 raised them
00:38:17.680 and they
00:38:18.900 do the
00:38:19.320 same to
00:38:19.840 the people
00:38:20.240 that they
00:38:20.640 raised
00:38:21.020 so it's
00:38:21.480 just this
00:38:22.040 just this
00:38:23.440 factory
00:38:23.960 of
00:38:24.320 but then
00:38:25.280 but then
00:38:25.620 but then
00:38:25.940 way too
00:38:28.180 too many
00:38:28.720 people are
00:38:29.560 being diagnosed
00:38:31.060 with ADD
00:38:31.660 and taking 1.00
00:38:32.060 bullshit medicine 0.99
00:38:32.920 that's true 1.00
00:38:33.460 fucks them up 0.98
00:38:34.060 most of the 0.99
00:38:35.100 students that I
00:38:35.640 work with
00:38:36.060 are ADD
00:38:36.960 or ADHD
00:38:37.660 where do
00:38:39.720 you work
00:38:39.920 with students
00:38:40.320 at?
00:38:41.900 At a
00:38:42.420 middle school
00:38:42.840 I work
00:38:43.320 I do
00:38:43.840 arts with
00:38:44.480 middle school
00:38:45.180 students
00:38:45.700 I think
00:38:46.820 also another
00:38:47.740 problem is
00:38:48.180 that people
00:38:48.500 don't take
00:38:48.940 time to
00:38:49.500 get into
00:38:50.040 the stillness
00:38:50.740 anymore
00:38:51.160 I think
00:38:51.420 that's
00:38:51.660 where all
00:38:51.880 the power
00:38:52.260 is
00:38:52.500 that's
00:38:52.680 where all
00:38:52.900 the answers
00:38:53.300 are
00:38:53.560 but they're
00:38:53.860 just
00:38:54.060 going all
00:38:55.440 the time
00:38:55.580 maybe it's
00:38:55.880 all the
00:38:56.060 electromagnetic
00:38:56.580 frequencies
00:38:57.240 in the
00:38:57.620 air
00:38:57.840 and all
00:38:58.080 the sugar
00:38:58.400 in the
00:38:58.620 food
00:38:58.820 too
00:38:59.060 sugar
00:38:59.760 in the
00:39:00.020 coffee
00:39:00.440 the speed
00:39:01.800 that's
00:39:02.040 encouraged
00:39:02.560 the food
00:39:02.900 we eat
00:39:03.220 the air
00:39:03.500 we breathe
00:39:03.900 the water
00:39:04.220 we drink
00:39:04.760 the schools
00:39:05.440 that these
00:39:05.840 kids go
00:39:06.360 to
00:39:06.700 the teachers
00:39:07.440 that they
00:39:07.780 have
00:39:08.120 the system
00:39:08.580 that they
00:39:08.900 follow
00:39:09.280 it's just
00:39:11.580 a lifetime
00:39:12.100 of being
00:39:13.460 forced
00:39:13.980 into a
00:39:14.960 tiny little
00:39:15.560 box
00:39:16.100 and now
00:39:19.140 we're living
00:39:19.880 in Orwell's
00:39:20.540 era
00:39:20.840 so everything
00:39:21.680 is becoming
00:39:22.260 shorter
00:39:22.600 quicker
00:39:22.880 faster
00:39:23.300 because we
00:39:23.740 live in
00:39:24.040 the information
00:39:24.900 age
00:39:25.280 or whatever
00:39:25.700 you want
00:39:25.940 to call it
00:39:26.360 and so you
00:39:27.260 got things
00:39:27.620 like Twitter
00:39:28.140 which people
00:39:29.360 like us
00:39:29.800 are sort of
00:39:30.240 forced to
00:39:30.660 use if we
00:39:31.060 want to
00:39:31.360 connect to
00:39:32.040 people and
00:39:32.680 help spread
00:39:33.420 the information
00:39:34.040 but in
00:39:35.140 turn
00:39:35.540 it's
00:39:36.400 ultimately
00:39:37.020 reducing
00:39:37.680 language
00:39:38.440 for people
00:39:39.060 it's reducing
00:39:39.560 vocabulary
00:39:40.060 you're forced
00:39:40.680 to write
00:39:40.980 something in
00:39:41.480 so many
00:39:41.940 amount of
00:39:42.260 words
00:39:42.540 and then
00:39:42.820 you got
00:39:43.000 things like
00:39:43.420 Vine
00:39:43.880 on the
00:39:44.620 phone
00:39:44.900 which is
00:39:45.440 an app
00:39:46.060 where you
00:39:46.440 film seven
00:39:47.040 second videos
00:39:47.760 and you
00:39:48.460 share those
00:39:49.060 and you're
00:39:49.460 you're
00:39:49.800 just
00:39:50.180 these things
00:39:51.260 reduce
00:39:51.620 people's
00:39:52.000 attention
00:39:52.280 stances
00:39:52.640 because it's
00:39:54.200 teaching them
00:39:54.800 to write
00:39:56.280 and speak
00:39:57.060 and video
00:39:58.560 things in a
00:39:59.220 certain way
00:39:59.780 and share
00:40:00.260 them in a
00:40:00.600 certain way
00:40:01.080 so the
00:40:01.900 attention
00:40:02.200 span in
00:40:02.760 2012
00:40:03.200 as we
00:40:03.600 posted
00:40:03.900 it was
00:40:04.200 eight
00:40:04.380 seconds
00:40:04.720 I mean
00:40:05.040 imagine
00:40:05.360 what it
00:40:05.660 will be
00:40:05.840 later
00:40:06.160 you know
00:40:06.760 it can't
00:40:07.220 really get
00:40:07.580 much shorter
00:40:08.040 I suppose
00:40:08.460 but it's
00:40:09.280 not a good
00:40:09.640 thing I don't
00:40:10.140 think that's
00:40:10.500 why I like
00:40:10.820 what Rich
00:40:11.160 Grove said
00:40:11.620 where he
00:40:11.940 says he
00:40:12.860 posted an
00:40:13.480 interview
00:40:13.820 our interview
00:40:14.240 is two
00:40:14.520 hours long
00:40:15.100 and he
00:40:15.320 says I
00:40:15.660 on the
00:40:15.860 other hand
00:40:16.140 like to
00:40:16.440 try to
00:40:17.020 lengthen
00:40:17.720 people's
00:40:18.120 attention
00:40:18.420 fans
00:40:18.960 oh yeah
00:40:21.520 so do you
00:40:22.960 think that
00:40:23.280 the future
00:40:23.660 is heading
00:40:24.040 for more
00:40:24.460 of like a
00:40:25.040 cyborg
00:40:25.840 human
00:40:26.640 crossbreed
00:40:27.720 of some
00:40:28.000 kind
00:40:28.360 could be
00:40:30.620 kind of
00:40:31.160 feels that
00:40:31.520 way
00:40:31.780 yeah
00:40:33.480 I mean
00:40:34.260 certain
00:40:34.680 people are
00:40:35.240 definitely
00:40:35.880 expecting it
00:40:37.800 to go that
00:40:38.140 way and
00:40:38.460 hoping it
00:40:38.900 goes that
00:40:39.240 way
00:40:39.440 encouraging it
00:40:40.600 to go that
00:40:40.940 way
00:40:41.180 yeah
00:40:42.260 I hope
00:40:43.160 not
00:40:43.400 I won't
00:40:43.860 Hollywood is
00:40:44.480 definitely getting
00:40:44.940 us ready
00:40:45.280 for it
00:40:45.960 yep
00:40:46.300 the RFID
00:40:48.040 chip
00:40:48.440 and you
00:40:49.080 know
00:40:49.240 things like
00:40:49.740 that
00:40:49.940 it's
00:40:50.240 creepy
00:40:52.080 it's a
00:40:52.440 very creepy
00:40:52.960 thought
00:40:53.360 you know
00:40:53.640 we were
00:40:54.180 lucky that
00:40:54.680 we were
00:40:55.120 born in
00:40:55.720 a generation
00:40:56.320 where we
00:40:57.000 didn't grow
00:40:57.480 up with
00:40:57.740 cell phones
00:40:58.420 or the
00:40:59.460 internet
00:40:59.720 for that
00:41:00.120 matter
00:41:00.400 we grew
00:41:00.940 up
00:41:01.100 we were
00:41:01.480 lucky to
00:41:02.020 I was
00:41:02.580 lucky to
00:41:02.860 have a
00:41:03.120 childhood
00:41:03.500 that was
00:41:03.820 all spent
00:41:04.280 outdoors
00:41:04.760 you know
00:41:05.760 playing every
00:41:06.340 sport that
00:41:06.780 you could
00:41:06.960 play and
00:41:07.540 camping with
00:41:08.320 your friends
00:41:08.760 and you
00:41:09.840 know all
00:41:10.100 that kind
00:41:10.420 of stuff
00:41:10.760 and it's
00:41:11.340 just different
00:41:11.880 now
00:41:12.160 it's so
00:41:12.600 much different
00:41:13.140 now when
00:41:13.940 you see
00:41:14.280 kids you know
00:41:15.300 glued to
00:41:15.740 their phones
00:41:16.260 and things
00:41:16.640 like that
00:41:17.140 we'll need
00:41:18.220 computers to
00:41:18.860 cope with
00:41:19.160 the fast
00:41:19.500 pace so
00:41:19.900 that'll be
00:41:20.240 just put
00:41:20.620 this chip
00:41:21.060 in your
00:41:21.300 brain
00:41:21.720 take this
00:41:23.800 pill
00:41:24.100 you can let
00:41:25.780 everyone know
00:41:26.380 you're washing
00:41:26.840 the dishes
00:41:27.300 instantly
00:41:27.880 yeah
00:41:28.860 exactly
00:41:29.620 so what
00:41:32.080 propaganda are
00:41:32.760 you guys
00:41:33.060 seeing in
00:41:33.340 Hollywood movies
00:41:33.880 right now
00:41:34.160 I don't know
00:41:34.440 how many
00:41:34.720 movies you
00:41:35.220 watch but
00:41:35.580 sometimes you
00:41:36.020 can pick up
00:41:36.460 on trends
00:41:37.120 certain
00:41:37.560 keywords or
00:41:38.420 things that
00:41:39.020 are being
00:41:39.540 thrown in
00:41:40.060 there like
00:41:40.380 for instance
00:41:40.780 I've been
00:41:41.100 hearing a lot
00:41:41.660 of it
00:41:42.260 takes a
00:41:42.680 village and
00:41:43.780 a lot of
00:41:44.300 making fun of
00:41:44.960 those who
00:41:45.480 want freedom
00:41:46.160 and there's
00:41:46.900 a lot of
00:41:47.260 bashing
00:41:47.680 capitalism
00:41:48.360 just over
00:41:49.380 and over
00:41:49.740 and over
00:41:50.080 what are
00:41:50.380 you guys
00:41:50.660 picking up
00:41:51.120 on
00:41:51.360 good question
00:41:52.300 well you know
00:41:52.920 since LA is
00:41:53.920 littered with
00:41:54.560 billboards for
00:41:55.340 movies and TV
00:41:55.960 shows
00:41:56.340 of course
00:41:57.400 and one that
00:41:58.520 caught my eye
00:41:59.260 the other day
00:41:59.920 was the
00:42:00.960 side of a
00:42:02.200 bus for
00:42:03.060 the movie
00:42:04.320 Despicable Me
00:42:05.440 2
00:42:05.880 I've never
00:42:07.180 seen Despicable
00:42:07.780 Me 1
00:42:08.940 but there's a
00:42:10.580 2 now
00:42:11.040 and there
00:42:12.340 are these
00:42:12.620 characters
00:42:13.100 called
00:42:13.740 minions
00:42:14.200 I guess
00:42:15.020 so on
00:42:15.920 the side
00:42:16.200 of the
00:42:16.360 bus
00:42:16.640 there was
00:42:16.840 an advertisement
00:42:17.540 that said
00:42:18.220 honk if
00:42:19.280 you heart 0.81
00:42:20.360 minions
00:42:21.160 and I said
00:42:22.640 that was
00:42:22.880 such an
00:42:23.140 interesting
00:42:23.520 sentence
00:42:24.260 to put
00:42:24.760 on the
00:42:24.920 side
00:42:25.080 of a
00:42:25.260 bus
00:42:25.540 honk if
00:42:26.580 you heart 0.81
00:42:26.900 minions
00:42:27.400 so you
00:42:27.820 honked
00:42:28.060 right
00:42:28.240 yeah I
00:42:28.800 definitely
00:42:29.000 I actually
00:42:29.660 drove next
00:42:30.400 to the bus
00:42:30.840 for a while
00:42:31.440 and honked
00:42:31.940 the whole
00:42:32.220 I'm going to go
00:42:36.160 in my car
00:42:37.980 and just start
00:42:38.360 honking right
00:42:38.780 now
00:42:39.040 what else
00:42:40.460 do we see
00:42:40.820 Apocalypse
00:42:41.580 definitely
00:42:42.140 the subtext
00:42:43.980 or the undertone
00:42:45.060 in a lot of
00:42:45.760 movies and TV shows
00:42:48.080 watch the trailer
00:42:48.760 for World War Z
00:42:50.220 I think that's
00:42:51.420 sort of where
00:42:52.200 Hollywood's at
00:42:52.800 right now
00:42:53.200 with movies
00:42:54.120 and that's a
00:42:55.040 very creepy
00:42:56.260 movie trailer
00:42:57.460 because it's
00:42:58.000 literally
00:42:58.360 the majority
00:42:59.140 of that trailer
00:42:59.760 is just
00:43:00.160 people
00:43:00.660 regular people
00:43:01.460 just getting
00:43:01.980 stamp
00:43:02.900 what is it
00:43:04.320 they're just
00:43:04.720 getting stampeded
00:43:05.500 and trampling
00:43:06.180 on each other
00:43:06.620 and fighting
00:43:07.420 for their lives
00:43:08.280 against one another
00:43:09.120 and it's like
00:43:10.760 two to three
00:43:11.920 minutes of this
00:43:12.560 it's creepy
00:43:13.320 it's very very
00:43:13.840 creepy
00:43:14.060 so Hollywood
00:43:14.600 has a lot of
00:43:15.520 that going on
00:43:16.020 right now
00:43:16.360 Apocalypse
00:43:16.880 and also
00:43:17.280 there's a couple
00:43:17.660 movies about
00:43:18.060 the White House
00:43:18.660 being attacked
00:43:19.180 this year
00:43:19.720 which is
00:43:20.320 interesting
00:43:20.860 the president
00:43:22.020 having to fight
00:43:22.700 back
00:43:23.300 Apocalypse
00:43:27.460 Apocalypse
00:43:28.220 that's what
00:43:29.580 seems to be
00:43:30.040 in everything
00:43:30.340 Apocalypse
00:43:30.780 Post-Apocalypse
00:43:31.660 I noticed
00:43:32.880 a lot of
00:43:33.340 making fun
00:43:34.460 of the
00:43:35.020 blonde 0.99
00:43:36.100 the blonde 1.00
00:43:37.780 is the 0.99
00:43:38.120 villain
00:43:38.400 the blonde 1.00
00:43:39.140 blue eyed
00:43:39.600 person
00:43:39.860 is the
00:43:40.200 evil one
00:43:40.820 do you
00:43:41.080 notice that
00:43:41.540 too
00:43:41.740 I have
00:43:44.400 probably
00:43:44.880 yeah
00:43:45.160 I probably
00:43:45.880 have
00:43:46.220 but I have
00:43:46.940 to think
00:43:47.140 about some
00:43:47.440 of the
00:43:47.600 movies
00:43:47.860 I've seen
00:43:48.260 this year
00:43:48.680 and I've
00:43:49.800 seen a few
00:43:50.320 but
00:43:51.320 what else
00:43:53.420 with Hollywood
00:43:54.420 out here
00:43:55.320 Apocalypse
00:43:56.400 Apocalypse
00:43:56.820 main thing
00:43:57.500 and The Purge
00:43:58.360 was all
00:43:59.300 fear based
00:43:59.940 basically
00:44:00.380 it was just
00:44:00.940 all fear
00:44:01.660 that movie
00:44:02.520 that's kind
00:44:03.660 of a common
00:44:04.060 theme I guess
00:44:04.620 throughout
00:44:04.900 oh and also
00:44:05.500 pro police
00:44:07.140 and pro military
00:44:08.040 pro police
00:44:10.060 so there's
00:44:11.460 movie Gangster
00:44:12.180 Squad recently
00:44:13.000 and it's just
00:44:13.640 a police
00:44:14.880 endorsement
00:44:15.680 it's always
00:44:16.200 called LAPD
00:44:17.180 at the end
00:44:17.680 and you always
00:44:18.200 have your
00:44:18.440 superhero movies
00:44:19.260 where you know
00:44:20.060 there's
00:44:20.500 don't worry
00:44:21.580 there's some
00:44:22.720 force out there
00:44:23.940 that will save
00:44:24.620 you in the
00:44:25.120 nick of time
00:44:25.680 don't do
00:44:26.960 anything
00:44:27.380 just sit
00:44:27.920 back
00:44:28.180 buckle up
00:44:28.680 and enjoy
00:44:29.020 the ride
00:44:29.620 so you
00:44:30.820 get some
00:44:31.220 of that
00:44:31.440 too
00:44:31.660 we went
00:44:32.220 on some
00:44:32.740 little
00:44:33.160 boat
00:44:33.600 tourist
00:44:34.160 cruise
00:44:34.640 not too
00:44:35.380 long ago
00:44:35.940 and we
00:44:37.480 stop in
00:44:38.240 front of
00:44:38.480 some big
00:44:39.000 military
00:44:39.600 ship
00:44:40.400 and the
00:44:41.380 captain's
00:44:41.900 like
00:44:42.160 let's applaud
00:44:43.340 our troops
00:44:44.120 because freedom
00:44:45.160 isn't free
00:44:46.040 and everyone's
00:44:47.120 applauding
00:44:47.640 and cheering
00:44:48.220 I can't believe
00:44:49.960 that
00:44:50.240 of course
00:44:51.080 it's free
00:44:51.580 it's the
00:44:51.920 government
00:44:52.220 that's
00:44:52.600 charging all
00:44:53.340 this money
00:44:53.740 for it
00:44:54.160 and taking
00:44:54.500 over
00:44:54.800 and causing
00:44:55.200 all the
00:44:55.480 problems
00:44:56.000 god bless
00:44:57.620 america
00:44:58.140 it's just 0.98
00:44:59.260 disgusting
00:44:59.680 the state
00:45:00.060 of things
00:45:00.440 you know
00:45:00.780 i know
00:45:01.600 love and
00:45:02.380 light
00:45:02.700 it's all
00:45:03.060 love baby
00:45:03.660 2012
00:45:04.380 yep
00:45:05.920 like i feel
00:45:06.740 safer with the
00:45:07.480 nsa
00:45:08.000 yeah
00:45:08.340 i think it's a
00:45:08.820 good idea
00:45:09.380 yeah
00:45:09.800 martial law
00:45:10.400 is great
00:45:10.920 that'll protect
00:45:11.680 me
00:45:12.080 so who
00:45:15.240 are some
00:45:15.540 speakers
00:45:15.900 you guys
00:45:16.240 like to
00:45:16.500 hear
00:45:16.740 living
00:45:20.620 or
00:45:21.200 bill
00:45:21.920 hicks
00:45:22.300 well more
00:45:24.160 in the
00:45:24.600 alternative
00:45:25.340 media
00:45:26.320 lecture
00:45:26.820 circuit
00:45:27.200 i guess
00:45:27.660 well we
00:45:29.000 pay a lot
00:45:29.360 of attention
00:45:29.680 to
00:45:30.120 tragedy
00:45:30.880 and hope
00:45:31.360 we pay
00:45:31.860 a lot
00:45:32.020 of attention
00:45:32.320 to
00:45:32.580 gnostic
00:45:32.960 media
00:45:33.440 theon
00:45:33.900 urban
00:45:34.120 we went
00:45:35.380 on a
00:45:35.620 long
00:45:36.020 spurt
00:45:37.740 with
00:45:38.000 santos
00:45:38.420 bonacci
00:45:38.860 and
00:45:39.280 astro
00:45:39.640 you guys
00:45:44.540 i still
00:45:45.940 i still
00:45:46.300 like david
00:45:46.700 ike too
00:45:47.160 me too
00:45:48.060 and recently
00:45:48.720 i like
00:45:49.640 russell
00:45:50.040 brand
00:45:50.500 right
00:45:51.420 russell
00:45:51.840 brand
00:45:52.220 we've been
00:45:52.700 paying a
00:45:53.140 little bit
00:45:53.340 more attention
00:45:53.780 to him
00:45:54.080 recently
00:45:54.480 um
00:45:55.660 man
00:45:56.140 i you know
00:45:57.060 i feel like
00:45:57.600 there's so
00:45:58.340 many
00:45:58.640 those are
00:45:59.300 some of the
00:46:00.020 frequent ones
00:46:00.740 that come to
00:46:01.180 mind i think
00:46:01.820 so are you guys
00:46:02.940 listening to
00:46:03.320 programs every
00:46:03.880 week or
00:46:04.380 how do you
00:46:05.040 do it
00:46:05.400 pretty much
00:46:06.220 yeah
00:46:06.500 um
00:46:07.140 we always
00:46:07.940 usually watch
00:46:08.640 documentaries
00:46:09.180 um
00:46:10.220 we always
00:46:11.220 have books
00:46:11.680 sort of
00:46:12.040 given to
00:46:12.460 us
00:46:12.640 i'm
00:46:13.820 admittedly
00:46:14.360 not the
00:46:14.760 best
00:46:15.020 listener
00:46:15.420 for
00:46:15.920 podcasts
00:46:16.900 uh
00:46:17.680 sometimes
00:46:18.340 but i'm
00:46:19.340 not the
00:46:19.640 best at
00:46:20.080 like following
00:46:20.740 certain people
00:46:21.460 all the time
00:46:22.200 see i like to
00:46:23.180 listen so i
00:46:24.080 like to put
00:46:24.700 them on my
00:46:24.960 ipod and go
00:46:25.400 for a walk
00:46:25.800 or something
00:46:26.100 like that
00:46:26.500 um
00:46:27.240 or when
00:46:27.580 you're
00:46:27.700 driving
00:46:27.940 in your
00:46:28.180 car
00:46:28.380 here
00:46:28.600 that's
00:46:28.800 another
00:46:28.940 good
00:46:29.120 place
00:46:29.380 for it
00:46:29.660 too
00:46:29.860 where i've
00:46:30.300 recently
00:46:30.580 been just
00:46:31.020 on a
00:46:31.280 kick 0.71
00:46:31.440 of comedy
00:46:32.040 though
00:46:32.280 it's
00:46:32.860 i'm
00:46:33.280 sort of
00:46:33.560 educating
00:46:33.960 myself
00:46:34.360 on a
00:46:35.060 lot of
00:46:35.280 these great
00:46:35.680 comedians
00:46:39.180 things to
00:46:39.460 do now
00:46:39.840 but years
00:46:40.300 ago
00:46:40.600 and they
00:46:40.920 only had
00:46:41.260 a stage
00:46:41.660 and a
00:46:41.920 microphone
00:46:42.320 so um
00:46:43.620 man you
00:46:44.780 know i
00:46:45.320 feel like we
00:46:46.000 have so many
00:46:46.400 more tools
00:46:46.840 at our disposal
00:46:47.420 now but
00:46:48.380 i've been
00:46:48.900 watching listening
00:46:49.460 to a lot of
00:46:50.060 bill hicks
00:46:50.580 and lenny
00:46:51.020 bruce lately
00:46:51.680 um bill
00:46:53.280 hicks is one
00:46:53.820 of our big
00:46:54.240 heroes over
00:46:54.740 here he's
00:46:55.360 one of our
00:46:56.460 big heroes
00:46:56.940 too and
00:46:57.340 dave chapelle
00:46:57.940 amongst many
00:46:59.640 many others
00:47:00.120 so what do
00:47:00.660 you think of
00:47:01.060 the state of
00:47:01.720 comedy in
00:47:02.480 films in
00:47:03.560 the present
00:47:04.160 day
00:47:04.680 it's um
00:47:07.520 you know
00:47:08.420 mainly miss
00:47:09.520 and then
00:47:10.100 it's good
00:47:11.700 i mean
00:47:12.200 they're
00:47:12.440 i really like
00:47:13.780 this is the
00:47:14.240 end
00:47:14.480 yeah
00:47:14.840 and it
00:47:15.420 does deal
00:47:15.860 with an
00:47:16.100 apocalyptic
00:47:16.520 scenario
00:47:17.100 and it
00:47:17.540 is produced
00:47:18.000 by hollywood
00:47:18.580 but i
00:47:19.240 really got
00:47:20.020 a kick
00:47:20.320 out of it
00:47:20.620 yeah we
00:47:21.180 really
00:47:21.460 is that a
00:47:22.180 seth rogan
00:47:22.900 it is
00:47:23.940 yeah it's
00:47:24.980 pretty funny
00:47:25.820 he shows up
00:47:26.460 everywhere he
00:47:27.020 just boom
00:47:27.520 on the scene
00:47:28.080 seems like
00:47:28.640 i know
00:47:29.460 it's crazy
00:47:30.040 how that
00:47:30.400 happens
00:47:30.760 well he i
00:47:31.500 mean if you
00:47:31.840 look at his
00:47:32.220 resume he's
00:47:32.980 he seemingly
00:47:33.520 had a
00:47:34.020 progression
00:47:34.680 i mean he
00:47:35.080 started off
00:47:35.560 small and
00:47:36.140 then worked
00:47:37.220 his way
00:47:37.500 through
00:47:37.740 basically as
00:47:38.460 a writer
00:47:38.840 he started
00:47:39.180 writing his
00:47:39.620 own projects
00:47:40.180 for himself
00:47:40.740 and i looked
00:47:41.660 up jonah hill
00:47:42.500 his first
00:47:43.460 role was as
00:47:44.280 i think like
00:47:44.940 clerk on
00:47:45.960 some tv show
00:47:46.860 these guys
00:47:48.260 did start
00:47:48.660 off pretty
00:47:49.020 small
00:47:49.380 i think
00:47:50.000 it was a
00:47:51.880 funny movie
00:47:52.200 though
00:47:52.480 but other
00:47:53.340 than that
00:47:53.720 i don't know
00:47:54.140 it seems
00:47:55.140 kind of few
00:47:55.720 and far
00:47:55.980 between out
00:47:56.520 there
00:47:56.760 yeah it's
00:47:57.460 rough but
00:47:58.380 it's also
00:47:58.680 rough for
00:47:59.120 just movies
00:47:59.900 in general
00:48:00.420 i mean also
00:48:00.980 the movie
00:48:01.580 doesn't hit
00:48:01.940 it big right
00:48:02.500 away like
00:48:02.980 it doesn't
00:48:03.300 even get a
00:48:03.780 chance to
00:48:04.120 stay in
00:48:04.340 the theaters
00:48:04.740 i mean
00:48:05.160 things come
00:48:05.740 and go
00:48:06.060 so fast
00:48:06.980 i think
00:48:08.120 the state
00:48:08.420 of you
00:48:09.300 know blockbusters
00:48:10.040 is really
00:48:11.080 poor right
00:48:11.780 now
00:48:12.120 oh yeah
00:48:12.900 we went to
00:48:14.600 go see
00:48:15.060 in the theater
00:48:16.300 the other day
00:48:16.820 it was a
00:48:17.600 big mistake
00:48:18.260 the internship
00:48:19.300 have you guys
00:48:20.240 seen that
00:48:20.700 no
00:48:21.520 oh wow
00:48:22.100 you
00:48:22.280 vince vaughn
00:48:23.100 and owen
00:48:23.560 wilson
00:48:23.780 yeah and i
00:48:24.460 used to
00:48:24.700 you know
00:48:25.100 owen wilson's
00:48:25.760 a lot of
00:48:26.080 fun and i
00:48:26.540 like vince
00:48:26.880 vaughn
00:48:27.060 his older
00:48:27.440 stuff but
00:48:28.040 now it's
00:48:28.420 just always
00:48:28.700 like the
00:48:29.100 same routine
00:48:29.800 over and
00:48:30.440 over and
00:48:30.780 over they're
00:48:31.140 not even
00:48:31.440 acting anymore
00:48:32.180 i think
00:48:32.600 but there's
00:48:34.560 some vile
00:48:35.220 filth in
00:48:35.720 there you'll
00:48:36.080 have to
00:48:36.240 check it
00:48:36.540 out
00:48:36.760 mentally
00:48:38.320 mentally
00:48:38.920 vile 0.76
00:48:39.360 filth 0.98
00:48:39.780 oh yeah
00:48:40.840 i'll believe
00:48:41.260 it
00:48:42.100 so what
00:48:42.980 other upcoming
00:48:43.920 video ideas
00:48:44.760 are you guys
00:48:45.120 working on
00:48:45.580 wow we
00:48:47.460 just filmed
00:48:48.260 one that
00:48:48.800 i'm i'm
00:48:49.280 almost hesitant
00:48:49.840 to talk
00:48:50.360 about i
00:48:50.720 know me
00:48:51.260 too
00:48:51.520 we could
00:48:52.840 tell you
00:48:53.160 it's sort
00:48:53.900 of
00:48:54.320 come on
00:48:54.880 tell us
00:48:55.520 all right
00:48:55.940 it's on
00:48:56.400 this whole
00:48:57.720 michael hastings
00:48:58.440 thing yeah
00:48:58.940 kind of fits
00:48:59.440 into the
00:48:59.820 picture um
00:49:01.020 yeah it's a
00:49:02.460 it's a it's
00:49:03.080 it's it's
00:49:04.460 about um 1.00
00:49:05.860 oh fuck 1.00
00:49:06.620 let's just 1.00
00:49:06.920 say it do
00:49:07.340 you guys ever
00:49:07.820 wonder like
00:49:08.620 giving out all
00:49:09.340 this information
00:49:09.920 do you ever
00:49:10.400 get paranoid
00:49:10.900 at times that
00:49:11.800 you might you
00:49:12.780 know you might
00:49:13.200 quote unquote be
00:49:13.900 taken out for
00:49:14.620 doing what
00:49:15.000 you're doing
00:49:15.380 has that ever
00:49:16.720 has that ever
00:49:17.220 crossed your
00:49:17.580 guys's mind
00:49:18.080 it has crossed
00:49:19.400 our minds
00:49:20.060 here and there
00:49:21.020 and some days
00:49:21.740 it's more
00:49:22.200 heightened feeling
00:49:23.240 like oh this
00:49:24.360 is gonna be bad
00:49:24.960 if we speak out
00:49:25.580 against the
00:49:25.960 government you
00:49:26.500 know and
00:49:27.100 then other
00:49:27.380 days it's
00:49:27.740 like yeah
00:49:28.100 screw it
00:49:28.720 let's just
00:49:29.040 do it
00:49:29.600 talk about
00:49:30.140 it it's
00:49:30.440 better the
00:49:30.840 more people
00:49:31.300 know that
00:49:32.100 you're doing
00:49:32.500 it that
00:49:32.840 you're putting
00:49:33.180 it out there
00:49:33.620 that you're
00:49:33.900 being loud
00:49:34.280 about it
00:49:34.620 plus it's
00:49:35.500 now is the
00:49:36.320 time i mean
00:49:36.880 look at how
00:49:37.300 bad the
00:49:38.120 government is
00:49:38.640 in america i
00:49:39.240 mean it's
00:49:39.560 just it's a
00:49:40.120 fascist
00:49:40.880 dictatorship now
00:49:41.860 so it's like
00:49:42.820 we have to
00:49:43.200 the individuals
00:49:44.100 need to speak
00:49:44.780 out i mean
00:49:45.200 i keep asking
00:49:46.080 where are the
00:49:46.680 anarchists where
00:49:47.540 are the people
00:49:48.080 that say fire
00:49:48.800 your government
00:49:49.380 because that's
00:49:49.840 what needs to
00:49:50.240 happen because
00:49:50.740 the crooks are
00:49:51.300 in charge
00:49:51.880 what's it gonna
00:49:52.980 take well
00:49:54.520 that's what our
00:49:55.040 video is about
00:49:55.740 all right
00:49:57.420 yep that subject
00:49:59.120 well we welcome
00:50:01.240 that here i think
00:50:02.060 it's it's refreshing
00:50:02.860 to hear about that
00:50:03.660 i think we need
00:50:04.300 to hear more of
00:50:04.880 that right now
00:50:05.540 good yeah
00:50:07.040 what it's we
00:50:07.820 did it in a very 0.85
00:50:08.280 silly way 0.84
00:50:08.740 and we have a 0.92
00:50:09.920 bunch of ideas
00:50:10.720 that we haven't
00:50:11.300 fleshed out
00:50:11.800 we have a we
00:50:12.700 want to do a
00:50:13.240 fake final
00:50:14.140 destination
00:50:14.660 trailer
00:50:15.720 and another
00:50:17.340 people to the
00:50:17.900 final destination
00:50:18.600 franchise
00:50:19.160 we're gonna do
00:50:20.780 something about
00:50:21.620 false flags
00:50:22.580 and whistleblowers
00:50:24.540 and patsies
00:50:25.660 there's just so
00:50:26.300 much good
00:50:26.780 there's so many
00:50:27.220 good
00:50:27.500 crisis actors
00:50:28.600 crisis actors
00:50:30.080 so many good
00:50:31.620 issues to take
00:50:32.240 on
00:50:32.540 and that's the
00:50:33.140 thing is you
00:50:33.700 know when
00:50:34.140 you're make
00:50:34.580 when you're a
00:50:35.660 social commentator
00:50:36.860 and you're
00:50:37.440 holding up a
00:50:38.360 mirror to people
00:50:39.480 for them to see
00:50:40.060 what's going on
00:50:40.580 in reality
00:50:41.060 there's always
00:50:41.700 something that's
00:50:42.360 going to be
00:50:42.660 reflected in
00:50:43.240 that mirror
00:50:43.660 because there's
00:50:44.660 always a new
00:50:45.180 subject to tackle
00:50:45.940 every week
00:50:46.600 fortunately or
00:50:47.680 unfortunately
00:50:48.120 we really want
00:50:49.060 to take on this
00:50:49.540 idea of crisis
00:50:50.240 actors we are
00:50:51.400 really what we
00:50:52.600 think is a really
00:50:53.080 great idea but
00:50:54.040 uh can't talk
00:50:56.180 about it
00:50:56.480 crisis actors
00:50:57.340 like you know
00:50:57.980 and quote unquote
00:50:59.060 Boston Marathon
00:51:00.120 and Sandy Hook
00:51:01.420 and things
00:51:02.160 that nature you
00:51:02.840 know just the
00:51:03.320 idea of it
00:51:04.020 just the idea
00:51:04.680 yeah and it's
00:51:05.600 we think it's a
00:51:06.220 good one and
00:51:06.680 I think people
00:51:07.280 are ready
00:51:07.740 considering the
00:51:08.740 last you know
00:51:09.280 the Boston
00:51:09.740 bombings or
00:51:10.400 all kinds of
00:51:10.940 people were
00:51:11.360 talking out
00:51:11.980 about it
00:51:12.320 people that
00:51:12.700 usually wouldn't
00:51:13.340 be saying the
00:51:14.160 words false
00:51:14.700 flag so it's a
00:51:16.280 good time for
00:51:16.680 it yeah that's
00:51:17.700 that's that's
00:51:18.420 that's what's
00:51:18.880 fondant
00:51:19.160 yeah so yeah
00:51:20.800 we got a lot
00:51:21.300 of stuff in the
00:51:21.760 works pretty much
00:51:22.280 and we it's good
00:51:22.920 we're we filmed
00:51:23.940 the one already
00:51:24.600 so we'll send
00:51:25.440 that one to you
00:51:25.960 hopefully you know
00:51:26.700 in the next week
00:51:27.140 or so when it's
00:51:27.780 when we're done
00:51:28.680 editing it um
00:51:30.020 and then the other
00:51:31.200 ones are just all
00:51:31.840 lined up and geared
00:51:32.580 out ready to go
00:51:33.260 so we should we
00:51:34.000 should be able to
00:51:34.520 bang you know 0.58
00:51:35.360 several over the
00:51:36.300 summer which will be
00:51:37.060 good so we'll be
00:51:37.760 busy well you guys
00:51:38.480 aren't lazy you guys
00:51:39.140 have already put out
00:51:39.840 what 32 videos or
00:51:41.100 something yeah but
00:51:42.720 by YouTube standards
00:51:43.860 that's really slow
00:51:44.940 yeah but the
00:51:46.200 quality is pretty good
00:51:47.360 you guys have
00:51:48.080 it's good quality
00:51:49.100 you guys have
00:51:49.580 subscribers you
00:51:50.540 gotta put up one a
00:51:51.300 week one a week
00:51:51.900 let them know what
00:51:52.520 day you want
00:51:53.200 we're like every
00:51:54.180 Thursday send them
00:51:55.000 a message we're
00:51:56.480 putting together a
00:51:57.760 library a volume of
00:51:58.980 work here yeah we
00:52:00.020 want to be good
00:52:00.740 about a five second
00:52:01.920 once a week video
00:52:02.800 yeah we don't like
00:52:03.420 to rush we like to
00:52:04.320 we like to make sure
00:52:05.600 that everything is that
00:52:07.020 we're happy with it you
00:52:07.880 know we like to
00:52:08.440 try to perfect it as
00:52:09.200 much as we can
00:52:09.820 you guys should do
00:52:11.420 something about all
00:52:12.000 the gender bending 0.93
00:52:12.640 chemicals you know
00:52:13.340 we're working on a TV
00:52:14.180 show keep trying to
00:52:15.020 finish up this thing
00:52:15.820 but we will about the
00:52:17.540 possibility of a no
00:52:19.400 sex future
00:52:20.500 oh we're all gender
00:52:22.940 neutral because all
00:52:23.880 these chemicals are
00:52:24.860 altering our sex 0.64
00:52:26.180 basically
00:52:26.780 yeah that does sound
00:52:31.020 like hell
00:52:31.600 yeah that's the worst
00:52:33.500 thing
00:52:33.900 yeah brushing our
00:52:34.960 teeth washing our
00:52:35.740 hair just slathering it
00:52:36.860 on there every day
00:52:37.740 you know
00:52:38.120 it's great
00:52:39.240 that would be awesome
00:52:40.800 and men wonder why
00:52:41.720 they can't get it up
00:52:42.440 anymore or women can't 1.00
00:52:43.420 have babies you know
00:52:44.220 oh tell me about it
00:52:45.960 like all this money is
00:52:46.980 spent on cancer research
00:52:48.260 and it's like it's it's
00:52:49.200 we already know what it
00:52:50.140 is it's right there it's 1.00
00:52:51.500 all this crap you're 1.00
00:52:52.300 using and eating 1.00
00:52:53.080 yeah
00:52:54.340 oh yeah
00:52:55.640 what do you what do
00:52:56.740 you use for shampoo and
00:52:57.620 conditioner then
00:52:58.260 I buy natural stuff I
00:52:59.660 kind of right now I'm
00:53:00.680 using a product called
00:53:01.920 100% pure actually
00:53:03.480 interviewed the owner of
00:53:04.680 the company's this great
00:53:05.680 Japanese lady and also 0.99
00:53:07.040 genesis it's all natural
00:53:08.920 there's no chemicals no 0.98
00:53:10.340 preservatives no crap just
00:53:11.940 what nature intended so 1.00
00:53:13.380 it's it's really ridiculous
00:53:14.480 that they add in a lot of
00:53:15.760 these chemicals because it's
00:53:16.700 unnecessary even for
00:53:17.780 makeup for perfume oils I
00:53:20.040 mean you can find natural
00:53:21.100 alternatives to everything
00:53:23.000 that's true I just ordered
00:53:25.220 some deodorant natural
00:53:26.820 deodorant that a friend
00:53:27.640 recommended and it's great
00:53:28.740 it's way better than the
00:53:29.980 other ooze that comes out of
00:53:31.640 those sticks yeah rubbing some
00:53:32.740 aluminum right in there
00:53:33.820 I've been putting coconut
00:53:35.480 oil in my armpits lately
00:53:37.300 and it's nice nice and
00:53:39.600 squishy like it's greasy
00:53:42.500 for a second but it dries
00:53:44.160 and it's it's nice and
00:53:45.400 fresh in there I need
00:53:46.260 cooks after yeah then I
00:53:47.860 squeege it out and use the
00:53:50.140 leftover oil throw a piece
00:53:51.140 of bread on there yeah
00:53:53.200 nothing goes to waste I mean
00:53:54.400 I you know yeah I think you
00:53:56.980 stink more when you use the
00:53:58.300 other chemical stuff because 0.98
00:53:59.260 your body's trying to get it
00:54:00.260 out that's my thoughts
00:54:01.880 yes exactly so there you go
00:54:04.020 well thank you guys for
00:54:05.600 coming on I really enjoyed
00:54:06.680 talking to you thank you
00:54:08.220 for yeah thanks for having
00:54:09.140 us keep up the great work
00:54:10.480 I guess I wish you guys
00:54:11.380 both lots of success and I
00:54:12.640 hope your videos go real far
00:54:13.960 and wide and I hope you guys
00:54:15.220 even maybe do a big feature
00:54:16.820 film in the future that'll be
00:54:19.360 great yeah but the sky's the
00:54:20.580 limit at this point yeah
00:54:21.620 thanks so much for having us
00:54:22.660 we'll come back anytime
00:54:23.760 great and to everyone
00:54:24.780 listening check out the
00:54:25.640 YouTube channel of the joy
00:54:26.780 camp and we'll also have the
00:54:27.960 link attached underneath this
00:54:29.300 interview thanks for giving
00:54:30.760 us an hour of your life bye
00:54:32.540 for now
00:54:33.040 bye-bye
00:54:33.700 so
00:54:41.840 Thank you.
00:55:11.840 Thank you.
00:55:41.840 Thank you.
00:56:11.840 Thank you.