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In this episode of Real AF, DJ DJ God and Von Kohler talk about where they are from and what they miss most about their home state of Kansas. They also talk about their favorite places in Kansas and how they miss home.
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I told my teacher, dumb bitch, I'm going to get millions, in a project living, spoke it
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to existence, mold changed to 50, got mold cost than did it, I only weigh 180, but my
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watch cost 250, what's up guys, you're listening to Real AF, my name is Andy Fursella, a lot
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of you guys know who I am and some of you don't, you're probably wondering who the fuck
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is this guy, well I'm going to tell you something, I'm someone who fucking cares, okay, I can't
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be the only motherfucker on the face of the earth that thinks the world is crazy, I can't
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be the only one looking around wondering what is wrong with everybody, I can't be the only
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one looking around thinking holy shit, we're going the wrong way, I know I'm not, I know
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you think it too, that's why you're here, I am joined by my co-host, the pastor of Disaster,
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pastor of Disaster, otherwise known as DJ DJ God, sometimes known as Von Kohler, and he's
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here in the flesh, right in front of me, all the way from, where are you from?
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I know, people who follow us are going to be a little confused, wait, I thought you lived
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in St. Louis, I did live in St. Louis, but I wanted to move back home, and that's what
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I did, and now, it's a little longer commute to come hang out with you.
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Five hours between here and Manhattan, Kansas, but I love it, and it's good to be home, and
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I tell you what man, but I'm excited about the ongoing conversation between Andy Frisella
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So dude, I gotta ask, and this is legitimate, and if you're in Kansas and this offends you,
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well, you should probably fucking move, because it's true, what the fuck is in Kansas, bro,
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Because the only thing I've ever seen of Kansas is when I stole a car and drove it from Denver
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So, like, I looked around, and I saw a couple windmills, I saw a couple farms, and then I
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came back to civilization, so what is in Kansas, bro?
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Well, first of all, I totally understand you being from Missouri and wondering what's good
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about Kansas, because the whole animosity between Kansas and Missouri goes back to the Civil
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War and the Border War, and of course, literally for the last 100, 200 years in athletics, we've
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been kicking your butts on pretty much every level.
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Like, well, the Jayhawks have pretty much owned the Tigers.
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Wait, wait, wait, outside of the Kansas Jayhawks, what else?
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Well, K-State has a pretty good record against the Tigers, I think, in football.
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They did lose to Texas, and you try to talk shit-
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I have it on good authority that that game was fixed.
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If God loves you so much, how come Kansas lost?
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So, no, but to answer your question, what's good in Kansas, for me, it's just home, you know?
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So, there's a great philosopher, Yifu Tuan, who said, tell me where you're from, and I'll
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tell you who you are, and Kansas has shaped me more than anything else, I think, other
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It gave you a pretty aerodynamic haircut up there, buddy.
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It gave me a very, it blew all the hair off, right?
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But I'll tell you something that I missed, and I love the good people of St. Louis, but
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And you always made fun of me that I was kind of this hipster coffee shop nerd.
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But one of the things that I really missed was every Saturday morning in particular, I
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would go to my favorite coffee shop in Manhattan, Kansas, Blue Stem Bistro, and there was a
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group of guys that I just had great conversations with about life.
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Have you reinserted yourself into this little group?
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I don't like the term reinsert myself when it comes to men.
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That's what happens when you work with somebody for so long, you know?
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But anyway, no, my buddy Ron, he's got a Beatles haircut.
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He was alive to see Elvis perform, so he's great.
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Then there's some college students that are newbies to the group.
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But there's so much crazy going on that it's kind of my little oasis, you know?
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And we're talking about lots of different things about, like, you know, there's so much
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Obviously, our culture is pretty screwed up on any number of things.
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And I'm curious, kind of open up the conversation.
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What do you think is good about the world right now?
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I think the best thing about the world right now is that they're sick of the way that it is.
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You know, for the last eight years, ten years, we've had this culture where if you don't agree
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You're, you know, because, dude, we introduced this concept of social media at a very tide-turning
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And what happened was we have this perfect storm where people don't know how to be responsible
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And then we have this crazy shit all over the internet from every motherfucker with
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Like, you know, and I think people are just sick.
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And people are going to say, oh, well, what do you not believe in?
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But I think you should be of fucking average intelligence to express them.
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They've recognized that the strategies over the course of the last 10, 12 years are not
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working the way that they thought it was going to work.
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And as hard as it is for people to admit, a lot of people were fucking wrong.
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We see people who were calling him every name in the book three years ago.
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And they're actually making decisions based upon people's actions, not based upon what
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I think people are starting to question and go, okay, have we been sold a bill of goods?
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Really what's happening, Vaughn, dude, is that we've always been sold a bill of goods.
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And what's happening is now we have so much information at our disposal that we are actually
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Oh, and speaking of waking the fuck up, I actually have a guest here with us, too.
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Did you tie that intentionally into the title of this podcast?
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You know, what's funny is I did not know the title of the podcast.
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And in my head, you know, it's like, oh, actually, it's the real Andy Fursella.
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No, but, you know, like I was sitting there, because I literally have no idea.
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But, you know, it's interesting, and I'll start this off with that.
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Sal's one of those guys that has to get a job from his brother, right?
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Yeah, Sal's one of them guys that just wants to be his brother,
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So I want to preface this with I'm neither right nor left.
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I'm very center, as Andrew said earlier, you know, left from a social standpoint
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But, you know, what you're tired of, and I think, you know,
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if people would really take the visual message out of it, you know,
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if you took the ability of Obama to get up in front of people and really speak,
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because he was one of the best speakers of all time, especially in public.
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If he were able to, and you took Trump's, his ability to get in front of people,
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But if you took what Trump's doing and you put it into Obama
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and you took all the political side apart, everybody would be fucking happy.
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But they're so, they're so, they're, let's just be honest,
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they're, for ignorant fucking reasons, they're like,
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They're not able to fucking open their eyeballs.
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people are too attached to wanting to be right.
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They want themselves and their conversation and their beliefs to win
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then that means they have to question their own beliefs
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But you're starting to see some of those people turn that corner.
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Like, let's be fucking, let's, let's be fucking real, dude.
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We have a fucking president right now that literally half the people
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They did everything they fucking could to bury him.
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And now the same people that were actually a lot of the same people
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What that has done now is made people to start to wake up
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because they're like, well, fuck, if I was wrong about that.
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What about all these other people out here in the media telling me
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And so we're having a little bit of a, of an awakening happen here.
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We talked about this, but you know, if you, if you were to watch CNN,
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And you're on either side and you believe that's the fucking truth.
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Like you belong in a different pasture than this one.
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But you know, and, and in that sense, I've been guilty of it.
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You know, like I watch Fox news, I'm like, yeah, you know,
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and I watch CNN, I'm like, that's, that's bullshit.
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And then you realize like, well, no, I'm just, wait, I'm part of the sheep.
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is he exposes how sheepish you are because dude, no, on both sides.
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Because dude, he says some stupid fucking shit.
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Dude, you cannot agree with some of the shit that he says or how he does it,
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but what he does in his job produces the result that we want.
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There is some shit that Trump says that I'm like, what a fucking dick.
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But there is some shit also that I'm like, that's fucking hilarious.
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And then there's some shit that I'm like, that's genius.
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I said, do you see that fucking shit Trump took?
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And then there's the stuff that is just plain entertaining.
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I know people get really offended by this because they're like,
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And don't forget that he did win the election based off social media.
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The strength and the promise of what was at his disposal in front of him.
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It depends on, no, I don't think he's an asshole.
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I think he represents what you're supposed to be in America.
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Not necessarily the product that he is, but you have to respect the fact that the man believes in who the fuck he is.
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Dude, no matter what the fuck he says or does, I don't see how you couldn't respect the dude.
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Now, if you're saying, oh, well, he grabbed somebody's pussy 17 years ago.
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Well, you're supposed to not do that same shit.
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You're just not a public figure that's going to get blasted for it.
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The point is, if he did that 17 years ago and today was saying, yeah, you're right, I did it and it was wonderful, it was a good thing.
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Everybody's saying, we did stupid stuff, it's wrong, let's move on.
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Dude, you saw the fucking Chappelle stand up where he literally stood in front of the fucking crowd and made fun of them.
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He said, you know why I don't come out and do comedy for you motherfuckers?
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Because you motherfuckers are the worst motherfuckers that I have to try to entertain.
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Because, dude, every single thing that you guys do is mob mentality nonsense.
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You don't like what someone says, go get all your fucking friends and throw a goddamn fucking temper tantrum.
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We have a bunch of people that are grown adults acting like fucking children because they're upset.
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He's the only motherfucker I know that can make jokes about shit that we would normally be like, holy fuck.
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There was a couple things in that stand up, though, that made me cringe.
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If you can make me cringe, you're dancing on that great line.
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I just happened to listen to some of this on YouTube.
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Like, you can't even be a fucking comedian anymore because everything's fucking offensive because
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everybody's got a problem with literally fucking everything.
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In all seriousness, you know what's really sad about that?
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Who are the people that you joke about, joke with the most?
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And what's kind of sad is that we've gotten to the point where people are so offended
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by everything, they just can't take a joke, which to me shows that there's a breakdown
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Because I remember busting your balls and you not liking it.
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Because I realized that there was some truth to it.
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Sal busted my butt for, basically I committed to, I committed to, I forget what it was,
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Girl, you fucking told me you were going to beat him up.
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You told me that you were going to get a trainer and you were going to kick his ass.
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Like, you could go train for the rest of your fucking life and he is still going to hurt you.
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One, Sal asked me to commit to a half marathon.
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There were at least four times I didn't do that.
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I was, all kidding aside, I was worried that I was going to die.
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I literally thought I was going to die if I did that, which I know is completely irrational.
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But the point is, I pulled out of it and Sal gave me a hard time about it and I did not
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Three months later, I did come in and I said, I apologize.
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And since then, I'd say, we have a great relationship.
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He must have really made you mad because usually you were pissed.
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Yeah, usually it takes way less time for you to come around.
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Usually it might be a day or an afternoon or the next day because I've pissed you off a
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Yeah, but what was fun, actually what was the most fun was us yelling at each other in
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the conference room and looking at people going, what the heck?
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Like we were yelling at each other and people were looking at me like, what is going on?
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I literally walked out there and was like, is that for real?
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It's used to you yelling at me and me just like, oh, yeah, okay.
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Well, and I don't yell like, you know, the guys around the office, they know like, if
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But the second thing these guys are making fun of me is that I decided, you know, you
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guys got to understand, if you've been listening to Andy for any length of time, you've been
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around Sal and Andy on social media, they're always saying, set huge, unattainable goals,
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And I was like, Sal, you, me, we're going to, we're going to wrestle.
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I'm telling you, five minutes, he would not, he would not, I can't beat Sal.
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He might break, he might break my spinal cord in half, but he's not going to pin me.
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No, so going back to just the whole issue of, um, no, man, it's.
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The guy goes finish him and then he like rips his fucking spine out and shit and there's
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No, I'm from, I'm from the Karate Kid generation, so I'd crane kick.
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You'd crane kick him right in the fucking teeth.
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I'd crane kick him right in his head right off the top of it.
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But, but no, but, um, no, dude, I mean, it just comes back to, uh, dude, we just, our
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They're so worried that somebody is going to say something that's going to challenge their
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I mean, I'd be curious what everybody else thinks.
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If it was everybody, how the fuck would the motherfucker have won the election that won
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I think what it is, is that we have a small minority of people who have a belief about
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Those people have had zero fucking struggle in their life.
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They are rich, far left, crazy motherfuckers that live in huge fucking mansions and make
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a lot of fucking money and they realized, well, we could fucking tell the poor people
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and the, the minority people and the people who are struggling in this country, we could
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And when we tell them shit, because we're this way, they'll believe it.
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Well, dude, I mean, so that's what we have going on.
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So now we have a situation where you have a group of very wealthy people manipulating
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a group of very fucking poor people and uneducated people and underprivileged people that deserve
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And then you have these other motherfuckers, you know, on the other side who come from
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East butt fuck, who knows where with no teeth, with pitchforks and fucking shotguns and shit
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and overalls and no shirts saying, oh, we're going to take this country back, son.
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We're going to fucking bring this back to the fucking way it used to be.
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We're going to go back and we're going to pitchfork these sons of bitches.
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So how about we fucking meet in the middle and recognize, oh, hey, we all got to live here.
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Like, dude, how much more fun would it be just to acknowledge the differences and have
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You know, instead of everybody fighting, well, you don't understand because you're white
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These people don't comprehend what the reality is because no one's in the real world.
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We're judging a world based upon a fucking app on our fucking phone.
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When I go out and meet people in real life, they're cool as shit.
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You know, and everybody's saying the same thing.
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And it doesn't matter if they're black and white or fucking Chinese or Mexican or fucking.
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So, I would challenge that and say, you know, I don't think it is the real world.
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I think it's a fucking manipulative fucking little piece of pie that we look at as everybody.
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And we have to be careful because that's what makes people crazy.
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Dude, you had to be really super incredibly smart to be part of this group.
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It was a group that was going over to the Middle East.
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So, it was going to all these different countries.
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And it was going to like Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, Egypt.
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And then you spent a little bit of time in Greece.
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And the whole point of the thing was it was supposed to give us like this whirlwind one month crash course
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on like the socio-political religious history of the Middle East.
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And it was the first time a lot of us had been exposed to like Islamic, Muslim culture, and Arab, you know, that kind of thing.
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You know, you think it's almost like Star Trek.
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Like, oh, we're the Federation and they're the Klingons.
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Sorry, I just dated myself and kind of established myself as the geek on the show.
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But listen, just really, really different, right?
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So like thinking, oh, man, how are we going to really identify with these peoples?
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Well, we were in Lebanon and we had heard all these lectures.
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But some of them were from like more leftist kind of people talking about like how all cultures can get along.
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And they had these really super highbrow intellectual answers for this.
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We were at this restaurant and they had this belly dancing girl came out.
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That's an inside joke we're all going to talk about much later.
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And like she was insanely good looking and insanely good at what she was doing.
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And I'm sitting here and there's all these other like Islamic students.
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And this guy who was sitting next to me or standing next to me.
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And we're all like all the men in the room of all the different nationalities and religions are just gawking.
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So this guy looks over to me and he says something.
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You mean that all of these dudes, no matter where they come from, they're still looking at the hot chick?
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And this guy looks over to me and he says something in Arabic.
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Find that offensive that you're mocking this language.
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He looks at me and goes, I said, we are not really that different after all.
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I got a buddy I talk to literally all the time from Kuwait.
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You could not be more fucking on opposite sides of the earth.
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I was just going to say, I mean, I've been in a million bars in the middle, middle, little
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small towns, you know, big city, New York, everywhere in between.
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And what I realized about, you know, dude, this is what I hate about media.
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And this is specifically what I hate about social media in the sense is you're on big
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You're only getting shown what they choose to show you.
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But when you really get out into the woods, whether you're literally in the woods or you're
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in a big city, like do we all have the same struggles?
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You know, like do we all struggle with money in some way, shape or form?
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You struggle with relationships in some way, shape or form.
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And, you know, when you start bonding and coming together, like we are really all the
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You get fed a bunch of bullshit and how you filter bullshit and what separates you.
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No, there's, there's, there's truth about that.
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But, you know, but what you realize is that like, dude, when you, and this is the thing
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is like when you surround yourself with good people, you have good, healthy
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conversations, you start progressing yourself forward.
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But culturally, we're all the same from the standpoint of like, we all struggle.
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We all have the same fucking struggles for the most part.
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And there's some outside struggles that different people deal with.
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But at the end of the day, man, people are good.
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Fucking the media wants to show you all the bad.
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And then in our head, you sell some fucking ad space.
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And so they constantly pump you with fucking the negative, the negative, the
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Well, you know, and you think about the old school media, you know, and the one thing
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I don't know that it's much different or maybe I'm getting much older and have a
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different, broader view, but they used to highlight a lot of the positives, you
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Now it's if the transition has been, let's focus on all the negatives and it
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A story about someone whining about how fucking hard they had it or a story about
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I'm going to tell you right now, the fucking story where you talk about, oh, dude, my
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Dude, we've become a fucking society that competes about who had it harder.
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It's still a level 10 hard for me and it's completely different things.
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But we've created this, this, uh, this situation now where it's like, oh, dude, I
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had, listen, I had it much harder than you, brother.
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We're a bunch of Tommy Topper motherfuckers, man.
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But it's, there's a, there's a critical difference too, is that I think there are
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people in the world who share their stories of adversity, but they don't share
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And I think historically, I mean, it's not the, it's not the first time in American
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history where people have shared their, their adversity and told, told people
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But this is probably the first time in American history.
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And this is probably the first time in American history that people have shared
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It goes back to the squeaky wheel gets the oil, right?
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And whenever we, you empower everybody that has a voice on social media, they
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realize that the squeakier they get, the more oil they receive.
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You got to pass a test to have a social media account.
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Then they couldn't run, run ads and sell you things.
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And then we do, then we do, uh, on holidays, social media is closed.
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Like from, from the day before Thanksgiving till fucking Sunday, we, you know, you
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close it down, uh, for Christmas and Christmas Eve, you close it.
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It would be interesting if the internet had business hours.
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It would be awesome because it would, it would create a balance between the tech and the human
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element that we all crave, but can't get anymore.
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I mean, one of the biggest conflicts and frustrations in my own life, and I know you get this far more
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than I do, is that on some level, all of us in this room have to have a social media account.
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We have to have one in order to run our business, in order to, to, to engage with the people
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that are sort of stakeholders and how we earn a living.
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Well, I know that, but part of me wants to walk away from it, but I'm like, I'm not
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sure how I could function in a, in a business sense if I walked away completely from social
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I mean, I, I, so I would argue that Seth Godin does it Seth, not only Seth Godin's
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a smart, Seth Godin got to the point that he could do it and he's a whole lot smarter
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Seth Godin is the smartest business guru or whatever the fuck you want to call it on the
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By the way, did you see that fucking awesome PR movie that he just pulled?
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Oh my God, the fucking window of the Tesla truck broke.
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Oh my God, I could buy a Tesla for a hundred dollar deposit.
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And, and, and what people don't realize is that that truck, that, that truck was for
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the loyal Tesla people who were going to buy it.
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The people who are never going to buy that, that all that thing was staged was to create
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conflict between the people who were going to defend Tesla and become more
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But, but going back to what we were saying, so we were talking about, I don't know, man.
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Well, we, we, we got talking about just, you know, what's, what's good about the world.
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I don't think people are even actually offended by the shit they say they are.
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I think most of the time they're, they say they're offended.
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They're saying they're offended because it's what they're supposed to say.
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Because there are people who are in positions of influence with platforms that have convinced
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that have told them that they should be offended by this.
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Now, listen, no matter how much we protest on this, people are going to say, oh, you guys,
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you're, you're just a bunch of Trump loving Republican conservatives.
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I think he's fucking, I think the other half of him is fucking genius.
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I think he's half dumbass, half fucking super genius.
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But, and dude, by the way, I do like him and I ain't ashamed to fucking say that.
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And no matter what somebody does to try to fuck with him, he fucking stands strong.
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And dude, I don't care who you are on the face of the earth.
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You may not agree with his, his banter and the way that might be your style.
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You don't have to agree with everybody's style, but you should respect people.
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At least in my opinion, that are who the fuck they say they are.
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Anybody who thinks that Trump is some sort of, there are ways obviously that he's different.
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I did not agree with anything that he fucking did in office.
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I'd fucking loved to smoke a fucking joint with President Obama.
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So we have this situation now where we got to like everybody to say they're doing a good job?
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Like, if you do a good job, I sort of like you more.
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Or if you have a little personality, I mean, this is what I just think.
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I think the criticisms that are often lobbed toward the direction of Mr. Trump are people who just are completely ignorant of American history.
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Because if you look back at it, I was reading this to a buddy of mine the other day.
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They said that his White House was run by cronies.
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His language was filthy and utterly beneath the dignity of the White House.
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He bullied people, and he misused platforms for his own personal gain.
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Those are all things that were said about Harry S. Truman, who the Democrats consider one of their lions.
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And so it's like, Trump is not the first president in history who's been a little foul-mouthed.
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No, he's just the first one since we've had new technology to speak out against it.
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And the people who are all over him for using Twitter, I don't know if anybody has any idea.
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The very first president ever to use what's called fireside chats, he would hop on the radio and go very regularly to talk to the American people.
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This president was accused of, you're spending all your time on the media when you should be governing.
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That was FDR, one of the greatest presidents in most people, most historians' estimation.
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Every president that has used the modern media well has ended up doing good things.
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Yeah, but see, it shows you too, though, you don't have to have the general media anymore love you to fucking do shit in this world.
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Dude, that's why the media is so pissed off about him.
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Because they haven't been able to fucking bury him.
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They're calling each other and they're saying, fuck, this motherfucker is-
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They're saying, not only are they saying he's good, they're saying, fuck, we're kind of fucked, dude.
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Now people see that our shit doesn't really matter that much.
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I will have to say, the other thing about Mr. Trump that is very different from Mr. Bush, Mr. Reagan, the other Bush,
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is that Trump is probably the first Republican president to say, listen, the reality is that the liberals and the Democrats, they're never going to love me.
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Dude, Trump doesn't even like the fucking far right dudes.
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But what my point is, is Trump basically says, this is war.
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I mean, a lot of the other earlier Republicans wanted to play nice with the Democrats and it never got them anywhere.
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Listen, you cannot negotiate with people who all they, they are unwilling to look at the facts.
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Like, I think it's fucking embarrassing, personally, that we have a whole, and this goes for both parties.
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And then I want to move on to something else because I'm fucking tired of talking about this.
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But I think it's embarrassing as a country that we have literally all these elected officials up there in fucking Washington
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Like, have you ever watched one of these motherfucking inquisitions that they do on fucking C-SPAN?
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Where were you on the evening of December 27th at 7 p.m.?
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Because my documentation says that you tweeted, big booty hoes.
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Like, maybe he was fucked up and he saw a fucking movie and he reminded him of a song.
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No, the sad reality to that is he was probably at a strip club with some lobbyists who just put a million bucks in his pocket
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and he made a fucking accidental mistake because he had too many beers and he wrote a stupid-ass tweet.
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And he's out fucking lawmaking for our country.
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Hey, man, if I give you a million dollars, you can get this grease through for me?
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People are not as offended as they pretend to be.
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I think it's what they think they're supposed to be.
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They're tying their identity to something that they want to be
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and then they're pretending to be that in front of other people
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for other people's agreement or disagreement, right?
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And I think a good thermometer for that is to go watch the David Chappelle show
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The best joke he told in the whole fucking thing
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was the one he told about the trans guy sitting in the front row.
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Yeah, dude, he goes, dude, I was scared to tell these trans jokes
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because this woman who was a man who was trans was sitting in my front row
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and she was just laughing and laughing and laughing
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and I felt bad because I was about to tell these trans jokes
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And I decided, well, should I say it in front of him
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And he said, well, I decided that if I can't say it in front of him,
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So he went in and he told the joke and he said,
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and this trans woman was just laughing and laughing
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and I couldn't understand why she was the hardest one laughing.
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Like, dude, like the shit is so offensive, quote unquote,
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when you can be the butt of the jokes and you can laugh.
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No, dude, I love this and I love telling this story.
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He's basically, I don't know what the technical term is for it,
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but he doesn't have really any ability to move.
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One time he was called because he's a real inspiring guy.
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And, you know, if something like this happens to you,
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But if something really physically traumatic happens to you,
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Is that what you did that time you got arrested?
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And here's the thing, like, we all bursted into laughter,
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and to laugh at that, the strength of character.
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No, they've lost the ability to laugh at themselves.
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They've lost the ability to laugh at themselves
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They don't have a real sense of their own character
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But if you can't figure out how to laugh at yourself
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So you're going to have to find a sense of humor, man.
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for people who are able to laugh at themselves.
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and maybe fix that little thing that we don't like?
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We're not supposed to be perfect fucking people.
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And we got all these fucking motherfuckers out there.
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