144. Personal Responsibility Ft. Jason Khalipa
Episode Stats
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2 hours and 10 minutes
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215.21541
Summary
In this episode of The Realists, DJ White Lightning and his brother Sal talk about their 100 mile bike ride from St. Louis to Kansas City, Missouri. They also talk about how much better Missouri is than California and why they should be jealous of Missourians.
Transcript
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What's up guys, it's Andy from Sella and this is the show for the realists, say goodbye
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to the lies, the fakeness and delusions of modern society and welcome to motherfucking
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Guys, today we have a full length show and it is going to be awesome.
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Before we get into the show, I'd like to remind you to pay the fee.
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Only if you're new here, you might be wondering.
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If you get value, if you learn something, if we make you think, if we make you see a new
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perspective, if we give you some insights that you hadn't noticed before, if we make
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And we also have one of my favorite humans here today who is an amazing dude.
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We came in for this 100-mile century bike ride.
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And I didn't know I was going to be able to jump on the show.
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So I had to, you know, maybe constantly remind him on how Missouri is maybe superior to California.
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And we had a beautiful, I mean, it was, that was, that was badass.
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Yeah, we went from, we got, we rode all hundred miles on the Katy Trail, which is a big trail
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It's 230 miles long, but we went out basically.
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Technically, is that like a 60% of the time it works all the time thing?
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Technically, if we're getting down, we only rode 50 miles of it because we were 25 out,
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Well, here's how we know if he's telling the truth or not.
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And it's not, like we were saying, it's not the actual hole itself.
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It's the area in that, which protects the hole.
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Bro, I'm telling, okay, so, you know, riding a road bike, you know, I get in the little suit,
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you know, and put the helmet on, you ride on the road.
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And I figured for this challenge that we're going to do, we're going to have, you know,
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15, 16 guys like, you don't want to be on the road.
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No, you're going to die in a domestic extremist camp.
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And then I was like, oh, we'll do it on the Katy Trail.
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However, when you're out there for six, seven hours and that the bumps of the gravel going
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You realize, man, your ass ain't in shape for that.
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When that energy kicked in for me, I'd feel like a million bucks.
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Like about mile 72, it starts when the grunt work starts to feel in.
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And we got off the bike for a quick minute and we got back on.
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When I got back on at that point in time, I knew I was like, man, my ass is in trouble.
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So it was like, I mean, it was that point in time.
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Did you have one of those moments in the beginning though?
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I mean, you realize, you know, going out, everything's fun leading up to it.
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The first step is always like the reality sets in.
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I signed up for this, you know, but it was great.
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I saw Mike Taylor in the locker room this morning.
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He was a couple of years in the locker room this morning.
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You know, Mike's usually pretty much like, hey man, what's up?
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Like he's sitting in a locker with his head in his hands.
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And it took him literally like three full seconds to respond.
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He asked, and Mike Taylor's, I mean, he's been here longer than I've been here, right?
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I said, when he was pulling up and he was crossing that street, we were all sitting there.
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We've been laughing our asses off for 40 minutes waiting for him.
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We're all, you know, we're going to take our team photo.
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So, and I thought when he, I could see the look on his face.
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And I thought when he got off that bike, I'm thinking, this motherfucker's going to come
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Like today's the day that Mike's like, fuck you, man.
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Mike is, there's very few people that I do not want to get into physical.
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Like, listen, I don't have, I don't like physical altercations, but there's a few people
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that, you know, you just don't want to do that.
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Well shit, you guys remember what happened in a fucking three on three basketball tournament?
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Mike, Mike, well no, but I remember that, but fuck man, Mike, Mike, man, hey.
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He was so pissed off because DJ was reffing the games and he was, dude, he walked in,
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And I could, you know, I could tell, dude, this dude's like my bro.
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That might've well, that should have been fucking football on fucking basketball.
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You didn't bring in people from outside the company.
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Bro, you flew in people to some on your fucking team.
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If I flew people in, I did think, I will tell you, I did think about reaching out to David
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No, but the thing is, nobody, but nobody else knew that at the time.
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There's no way you're better than Mike Trotter basketball.
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But listen, I didn't think that when I recruited him.
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I'm just saying that because you're pretty bad.
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He made the entire black population look like shit.
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You know, this morning when I saw Mike, I was thinking about James.
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I think if you guys had to get up and do that again.
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We were like 50 miles in and him and I were having that conversation.
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I was just seeing myself, dude, this guy did that.
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Not just like he did the swim, a bike and a run.
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I'm thinking even just doing this bike ride for a hundred days would be like just brutal.
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Like, I don't think people truly grasp how huge of a human accomplishment that is.
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You know, the Tour de France gives a, they get like the, they get the torch for that.
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Like, I don't, not one of those guys could do what he did.
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It was relatively fast and then he got hurt and then it kind of slowed down.
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But I think he still did them in like 14 and a half hours.
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Like, I was thinking about that because the bike ride took us like six hours.
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And this guy's 14 hours on, like 10 hours off for a hundred days.
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Like when I'm going through hard times, like if I'm going through a hard time, dude, I
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think about people that are tougher than me and people who are doing harder shit than
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And I just think like, God, you're being a total fucking pussy, bro.
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Like those people, like the Chad writes, the fucking David guy.
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Like they have tapped into something that just like, you know what I'm saying?
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Like, like, like it's, it's hard to even like a normal person to even grasp that.
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Like, I feel like they've, they've tapped into something that like, well, it's like playing
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You have to, you have to try to play a musical, like for guitar, right?
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I'm fucking terrible and I'm pretty good at everything I do pretty quick.
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So I'm still terrible after many years of guitar lessons.
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And what that did for me was that allowed me to appreciate people who are really good
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So now I watch people who could play and I'm like, holy shit, man.
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Like it's so like, if you don't have that perspective, it's hard to understand how great
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And I think most people just don't appreciate that feat because they don't have never gone
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out and done something that even one marathon or one bike ride or one this, you know, we
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Perspective is the greatest thing you can have in life experience, you know, like even small
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pieces of it, just to appreciate the challenges that people have overcome in life in general,
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physical, mental, whether it's a skillset or a grind, like there's just something about
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having that taste of perspective so you can understand.
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And I think when you look at the world today, that's the middle ground of the table.
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It's like having a taste of perspective is really the answer.
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I know I've, I've done some things in life and I've, I've done some hard things in life,
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but fuck, that's just a different level of fucking, it's just a different level.
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Well, Hey man, you know, you know what's cool about this show and this is something I was
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So we're probably just going to go all over the place.
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Um, but, uh, the doctor's TV show, did you see that this morning?
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So they, so they brought on some people to talk about 75 hard.
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Um, I wouldn't say, okay, it's not a total hit piece because they were, they brought
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in two people who did well and then they brought in two people who were critical.
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That's better than what we get most of the time.
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But what's funny to me about this program that people refuse to understand is that it's
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Like the guys kept saying, Oh, this extreme, well, hold on.
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Notice the ad that runs right before, right before my fucking editor.
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It's for beach bodies, fucking 14 day bootcamp shit.
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Now I'm actually out here teaching people how to learn a skill of how to be more, uh,
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discipline, how to, how to develop confidence, how to become self-reliant, how to build grit,
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how to build fortitude, how to build the things they need to be successful in life.
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And these fucking idiots can't even like read my book and understand what this is about.
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Instead, they talk about this extreme diet and then they get blown up on the internet
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because there's literally hundreds of thousands of people who have done the program who understand
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that there isn't even a fucking meal plan diet included.
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You're encouraged to find someone to help you do a healthy diet during that time.
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Like the, and it just shines a light on how ignorant people are willing to be and how much
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research they aren't willing to do and how critical they are of things that actually help
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Here we are in a pandemic where 80% of the people dying are obese.
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And I've dedicated my entire last two and a half, almost three years to helping hundreds
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And then also, by the way, fix a whole bunch of other shit in their life.
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And these continued hit pieces, you guys are so dumb that you don't even, you don't like
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And all you're doing is pouring gasoline on my fucking fire.
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So I, what did I, what was my response when I saw it this morning?
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Like, cause dude, it's totally free advertising, but it's just interesting to me how weak society
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has actually become to where drinking a gallon of water a day or training every day or training
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Bro, every winner I know, every motherfucking one follows almost all those rules regularly
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All I'm doing is push starting people to start to develop these qualities.
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And by the way, the whole program for those, you guys that know is a year long program.
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They're like, Oh, after 75 days, everybody's going to fucking go back to, you know, no,
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you don't because there's actually more to do and it's on and off over the course of a
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And I can think of a lot of motherfucking things that are a lot more unhealthy than that.
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Like injecting yourself with some shit that doesn't have any fucking studies done on it
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over the longterm or, uh, going to McDonald's at once is more dangerous than doing this program
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with the amount of chemicals that are in our food.
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Like, dude, the hypocrisy of these fucking people these days is beyond me, dude.
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Are we really gotten to the point where we are going to call things extreme when they're
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Are we going to, eating healthy is some sort of extreme shit, drinking water, some sort
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Well, I think when you look at the education on doctors, most doctors don't even have one
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So when you have no education, it's goes back to perspective.
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If you have no fundamental training in this, we have a plastic surgeon and OBGYN.
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Not only that, bro, go look at the people who criticized it.
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These people are not in fucking, they're not healthy.
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They look like they've been living in a motherfucking cave for like years.
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And because you got some fucking letters behind your name, you're going to tell people what's
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Listen, I want to clarify this for everybody listening.
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Anything I say, anything I do, any company I build, any project I'm involved in, none
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Not one thing, not me and not anything I'm associated with.
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So if you're somebody who wants to do what's good for everybody, I'm probably not the guy.
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Those that will coddle you and make you feel good about your weaknesses.
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But in truth, that's, that is a nutritional program.
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You could put fucking Jenny Craig inside the program.
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There's no nutritional guidance inside the program.
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It's discipline to the accountability structure that happens every single day program.
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It just shows you exactly, listen, it shows you exactly what's wrong with our media.
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They, like, this is something that we know for sure, right?
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Like all of you listening, you all know exactly what 75 Hard's about.
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If you listen to the show longer than today, you know what it's about.
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Here we have the media reporting exactly how the media reports on everything.
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So, so how much did they leave out about the program?
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How many of these pieces, the Good Morning America piece, this piece, these other pieces,
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these big media outlets have done on my program, how many of these people have misreported it?
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Dude, I got, I got an email from a lawyer about that I should sue them for this.
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Now, if I need to, I will, but I think this shit's funny.
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So, but my point of saying this is, think about all the other shit they're telling you.
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Think about the shit that you don't have all the, like, dude, we have, we have, we have
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And these people are willing to go on TV over and over and over and over again and misrepresent
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We have influencers out there going out and misrepresenting what the program's about.
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That's the, that's the problem in America in itself.
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The problem in America in itself is that people have an agenda and they mold the facts to fit
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And we know for a fact that none of this shit that they said on this is true.
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So, let's consider that, okay, you guys who, who, who love me for my personal development
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Let's consider the fact that that same exact thing is happening to you in all these other
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scenarios too, where they're telling you only parts of the story.
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No, but I mean, I think that there's your, there's your, your magnifying glass right into
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the problem that's going on in society is they try to cause drama in a situation that
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In a situation where you only know bits and pieces of it.
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And the only bits and pieces they're trying to share are the controversial pieces that
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If you watch the video, it's, it's hilarious because they, they, uh, they bring on two
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people that went through 75 hard, had amazing transformations.
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They're trying to lead them into these negative questions.
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They're like, oh, so it must've been really tough.
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What they said was now you had great results on this extreme diet program.
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You can choose any diet program, any, anyone you could put fucking weight watchers in it.
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You can get a custom program from whoever the fuck you think you need to get it from has
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The whole thing is you got to eat in accordance to what you need to change and that's it.
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And I'm sick of this fucking pussified society that calls every single thing that is hard.
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Every single thing that is, you know, beneficial as difficult.
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Like, dude, if these motherfuckers really cared about people's health, bro, we have fucking
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We'd have fucking fines for people that were so much overweight.
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We'd have fines for people who didn't work out and who and we would tax McDonald's at
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Those things that and I'm not saying we should do that.
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There's what I'm saying is if it was really about that, those are going to be the solutions
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when you have 80 percent mortality rate of people who are obese.
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OK, so they closed down the gym and McDonald's drive through was still open, which is a great
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But before we move on to that, if you are doing 75 hard and you're looking for a nutritional
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program, the first format is a great way to get started.
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And I'd be happy to navigate that journey for you.
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I try hard as fuck not to be the guys who jam shit down people's throat.
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I don't even know that you've ever mentioned the app.
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I don't mention anything because here's the thing.
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OK, and hopefully my my thing is, is if I help you enough, you'll reciprocate and understand
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that, first of all, my character and how I help should speak to the quality of the things
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I believe people are smart enough to figure that out.
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I believe people are smart enough to support people they believe in.
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I hate selling and if people want to buy it, cool.
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I'm not on here constantly like everybody else saying, oh, fuck, I'm the best.
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I appreciate the people that buy from me, but I'm not going to ever jam it down somebody's
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I mean, hey, I mean, yeah, where he's not, I'm happy to help you to go to the first go
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Well, and Jason and I are actually, you know, this is the commonality.
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And Jason Kleepe, for those who don't know, is a icon in the CrossFit space.
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One of the best humans I've ever met in my entire life.
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One of the few fitness people that I greatly enjoy being around.
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And he said, hey, we want to get down there and do one of these cool fitness events.
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And I had the opportunity to be on his collective today and teach him his people.
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And the core commonality that brought us together, it's not about selling.
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We've always been, how the hell do we leave the world?
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How do we get the fitness space to be more collaborative and better?
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And, you know, it goes back to, you know, our app.
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We're measured by how well we help people, not how much we sell shit.
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In fact, this is a conversation we had on the call today.
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It's about the, what are you doing to make sure that you're providing the best value for
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And if you do a great enough job, they will support you.
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In the fitness space, unfortunately, there's too many people that will scout the dollar
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off the top and they don't give a fuck about what you do as far as results.
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And we talked about, you know, our app or, you know, our brand in general is, hey, before
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you buy a dollar or spend a dollar or buy anything from us, let us help teach you the
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fundamental basics on how to track your food and how to eat and how to start progressing
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You know, you have to invest that, say, hey, we're going to meet you halfway.
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I'm going to give you all the one-on-one interaction.
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We're going to give you a coach and give you everything that we can possibly give you for
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And when you start talking about commitment to yourself, that's all, that's all I want.
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And I think the commonality with Jason is, hey man, I just love fitness and I love helping
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And it's a purpose-driven mission that we get to get behind and help people change their
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I mean, I feel I have the best fucking job on planet Earth.
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Every day I get to come in and help people change their lives.
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And it's not about how much protein powder they buy.
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It's about watching that before and after picture and then the story that goes with it.
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And when I lay my head down on that, I'm like, dude, I have the luckiest fucking dude
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And dude, listen, I wouldn't trade what we, this is, this is what I said Monday in our meeting.
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And like, people don't realize this, but I could pick up the phone today.
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I have venture capital firms hitting me up fucking every day.
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I could pick up the phone today and exit this company for literally billions of dollars,
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not fucking millions, not hundreds of millions, billions.
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Like, that's the thing, but like, the thing is, is like, dude, like, I don't have any
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Like, I love coming here and seeing people fucking change.
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I love coming here and seeing guys like this build careers around these things.
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I love seeing all these people build their careers.
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Like, to me, that's what fucking business is about.
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Like, we talked about this one day when we were doing our walk.
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I'm going to get off a totally different subject now.
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But dude, entrepreneurs need to do a better job at investing in their people and investing
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in their culture and investing in their communities.
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Like, what are you guys doing in your communities?
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What have you, we've, and look, this is my fault too.
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I just started talking about this recently in the last year and a half.
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So, don't take this as like, hey, you guys, not me.
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We have legitimately lost track of part of our responsibility as humans, which is as entrepreneurs.
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Because we've gone out and we've used the fertile soil of America to build careers for
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ourselves and build all these jobs and do all these things.
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And we, yes, Sal, we do a lot for charity and we do give a lot of money away.
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Like, I'm starting to look around our city and see like what a fucking shithole it is
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and feel like, dude, we got to do something, you know, and talk to other like-minded business
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guys like the Sandstone guys, you know, who come down and work out in here that we love.
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But like, dude, I would just like to see a movement start amongst entrepreneurs of truly
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getting involved in community from a grassroots level, guys.
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Like, we're going to have to rebuild this country.
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OK, there's a lot of people who are socioeconomically fucked.
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And because because that's so bad and they depend on the government so much, they can't
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And the government's not willing to improve it.
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Because I'm not willing to continue to sit here and watch our country right away.
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I just hope that we can all start seeing part of our responsibility being serving our actual
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community, not just giving away money, not just donating money, but actually getting involved
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in projects that help rebuild infrastructure, schools, education programs, things that are
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actually going to help these cities recover from this disgusting leadership that we've had
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for the last 20 plus years, you know, and I don't know, man, I got a lot of things on my fucking
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mind, but well, I want to revisit, though, because brought up a great point earlier about, you know,
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close, you know, here you're the extremist for having a healthy lifestyle program that creates
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But the government's willing to shut down gyms and close places of, of, of getting humans
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in better shape and progressing their livelihoods.
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And I thought Jason would be a great person to bring into the show because he's a huge Gavin
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And he was actually at dinner with him at French Laundry and Jason owns 20.
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He also programs for a thousand gyms across the country.
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And so there's nobody who wore it in the, in the ass more than this man.
00:28:37.100
So that's why he was able to ride a hundred miles.
00:28:51.800
I'm like, man, this guy's got conditioning here.
00:28:56.720
Well, I mean, so to clarify in California, the ones that we own and operate in the Bay
00:29:01.340
area in particular, those are the ones that got hit the hardest.
00:29:04.260
So those four, I mean, it's, it's been tough, you know, and, and, uh, this is like, you know,
00:29:12.780
It's the, the vibe is a lot different than Missouri.
00:29:17.860
And I could share with you my perspective on that, but it's just from a, from a Newsom
00:29:21.760
perspective, he just got, uh, he did not end up getting recalled.
00:29:32.780
The hardest thing for me was, um, you know, we had our gyms shut down in, in March.
00:29:39.860
And you sign a lease, you take on certain liability, certain like stress that go shit.
00:29:48.620
You never think to yourself, like one of those risks when you sign, like the government might
00:29:56.980
And it's a scary time for any business owner who's going to especially renegotiate a lease
00:30:09.260
And we decided at that time as a leadership team that we would abide by state and local,
00:30:16.800
We, we, we chose not to place our personal biases on it, um, right, wrong, or indifferent.
00:30:23.880
And that's what we've stuck with for now, almost coming on two years.
00:30:28.800
But the, the hardest thing for me was we shut down in March.
00:30:31.620
We reopened like five months later, outdoor only, not indoor.
00:30:38.820
He's like, Hey, uh, you know, we're shutting everything back down again.
00:30:42.760
You, you can't be around other households and you need to wear a mask.
00:30:45.620
And then that same night, that same night he gets caught at the French laundry.
00:30:49.760
And I just remember just thinking to myself like that, that is not a good leader.
00:30:53.000
And I don't care your political perspective on it.
00:30:55.080
Like that instance, that one and only, I lost all respect because as a leader, you
00:31:01.180
And, and he didn't, and it was blatantly obvious, you know?
00:31:04.040
Not only that, his like a little fake apology shit was cheesy, dude.
00:31:15.620
You know, it was just the weirdest thing ever, dude.
00:31:20.860
It's, that was, that was, that was super difficult.
00:31:22.700
And I mean, it's been difficult being, uh, in a County that's, uh, you know, it's been
00:31:28.660
Cause like we still currently have mask mandates.
00:31:30.460
So coming out here, it is a lot different for me.
00:31:34.900
And, and what's all that freedom feel like, bro?
00:31:40.480
Cause dude, dude, people are conditioning this shit.
00:31:43.460
Now I was just down in Texas and, uh, the, the hostess who we see every time we go to
00:31:51.680
And like, I like, dude, I haven't done, we haven't done the mask shit.
00:31:56.720
So I was talking to her and like, I, the first two or three times we went to that hotel and
00:32:04.420
we met her, I remember thinking like, man, I can't understand what she's saying.
00:32:11.200
And then this time I didn't even notice it until like, she like, and so I could, I caught
00:32:15.940
myself getting used to it and I'm like, Holy shit, dude, this is what's going on.
00:32:21.960
Like these people have gotten so used to this that they don't realize, they don't even
00:32:31.500
So my children, it was very fortunate because of the school we went to, they were able to
00:32:36.840
They had to wear a mask, but we at the time didn't care because we just wanted our kids
00:32:42.240
But, uh, the other day we were at a golf land and there was 10 kids there for a birthday
00:32:46.960
And the option was you wear a mask or don't wear a mask, you're outdoors.
00:32:49.800
And some of the children decided to keep it on.
00:32:54.400
Um, but I wonder what that's going to lead to in the future.
00:32:57.140
And, um, it's at least worth a conversation with parents about, you know, finding that
00:33:03.400
And, you know, I come from an interesting perspective on this because my daughter had leukemia and
00:33:10.160
So for the first year of COVID, like I was pretty anal for lack of a term, I got tested
00:33:15.320
twice a week, every week for a year, uh, from a local County fair.
00:33:19.940
So like, so that was just my, and when someone came to me and said, Hey, why are you wearing
00:33:25.620
I'm like, dude, that's just where my comfort's at.
00:33:27.360
Like not only that, bro, she's immunocompromised.
00:33:31.360
I remember when I talked to you the first time, you're like, my whole goal is to protect
00:33:33.800
I don't give a shit about what everybody else thinks.
00:33:35.880
And, and, and, and that's what, that was my opinion, right?
00:33:40.060
And, and, uh, no one's ever said extra precaution shouldn't be taken for that.
00:33:44.580
And so, but then it's interesting because I went out and, uh, you know, look, I'm, I'm
00:34:08.900
Um, but then I ended up, you know, I, it kind of, it gave me this idea that you can kind
00:34:16.440
Uh, and so then my whole family ended up getting it anyways.
00:34:30.100
Then they all got COVID after they got vaccinated.
00:34:31.880
Well, I, I, yeah, I, the kids, they're not old enough yet.
00:34:36.040
It's really an interesting conversation we're going to have to have as a family, right?
00:34:39.360
My son's 10, my, or my, my son's seven, my daughter's 10.
00:34:44.260
So, you know, it makes it a little bit complicated when you're trying to have, uh, the vaccine because
00:34:49.580
they just had natural immunity from, from COVID.
00:34:52.180
So, you know, but California is definitely a different type of place than what I'm experiencing
00:34:59.720
It's just, can I, can I paint a picture here though?
00:35:07.680
Um, Jason lives in Silicon Valley where, well, that's where honey lives too.
00:35:14.040
So like they're in the hotspot of weirdness of all the change and all the narrative.
00:35:19.100
And so it like, yeah, Jason and I have always, we've remained open contact the whole time.
00:35:24.060
And I'm like, we're riding around on cow, you know, on fucking horses, tipping cows.
00:35:31.740
I'm like, yeah, we're going to get a steak tonight, bro.
00:35:33.560
I remember we brought one of his key guys down MTV and we took him to steakhouse.
00:35:42.140
Like, if you want to have it, I'll have one with you, bro.
00:35:45.480
No, it's just been a good life lesson though, about how media can impact the way you feel.
00:35:49.580
And, um, and then just like, but also like trying to handle things with as much like
00:35:54.640
grace and as much like, like just kind of, especially in the gyms, right?
00:35:58.760
We got, we got kicked over and over and over again, but we still decided,
00:36:03.560
as a business, we were going to draw a line in the sand and say, we're going to buy by
00:36:05.800
state and load count, uh, state and load guidelines.
00:36:10.080
Um, there might be a time where we decided to go a different direction if something gets
00:36:15.300
But it's been, um, it's been a difficult ride owning gyms, brick and mortar in particular.
00:36:20.040
I think you're going to see some, some lawsuits and some discrepancies come out in the future
00:36:23.740
because we're in a very restricted state, but federal aid came in through the PPP program.
00:36:28.900
And I'm curious what will happen to make whole the landlords and the tenants who are mandated
00:36:34.620
You know, we have a location in Mountain View that was closed for 15 months, but you know,
00:36:40.160
So, so what happens in that particular situation?
00:36:42.960
Um, so I think, I think we're not even seeing even a, a glimpse of what could occur in the
00:36:47.920
future in regards to how that's going to be litigated.
00:36:53.280
I mean, dude, and how many businesses go up and I'm thinking about, we think about rent here.
00:36:56.460
So I think about it every time I drive up and down the road, man, like I've never, I've
00:37:01.080
never forgotten how hard businesses like, like people think I forgot, like, or like I've
00:37:05.980
heard, I heard somebody say, Oh, Andy doesn't really do anything anymore.
00:37:10.340
How the fuck do you think I got a team motherfucker?
00:37:17.100
I talked to you every fucking day, multiple times a day about fucking everything.
00:37:20.860
Like, dude, I don't, there's no, I'm not under any illusions about how business is easy.
00:37:28.540
And when I drive up and down the streets of these cities that I've been going to, I've
00:37:32.960
And I see this like closed business, closed business, closed business.
00:37:37.000
And it doesn't matter if it's in Utah or if it's in Arizona or if it's in Texas or any
00:37:41.780
of these places I've been to closed business, closed business.
00:37:44.740
Like, dude, there is going to be a major snapback major.
00:37:59.740
I don't want to go to, I don't want to do any of that stuff.
00:38:01.460
Like you said, nobody wants to, I want to try and just have an amicable conversation
00:38:05.840
It just, you know, at some point everybody's gonna have to take a haircut because I do feel
00:38:10.280
Like, and we just need to have a good discussion about it because this is unprecedented waters we're dealing
00:38:14.080
with, um, I just, people need to be, you know, kind of work together.
00:38:20.420
And so far we'll have some landlords who probably want to work together and some of them maybe
00:38:34.420
Like I think about it after the civil war, after the civil war, after the civil war was over,
00:38:38.940
where the fighting's done, you know, there had to have been some grace given, right?
00:38:44.460
Like amongst each other, different opposing sides.
00:38:47.680
And like, like at some point, dude, people are going to have to say, Hey, I forgive you.
00:38:54.480
But let's work together from, from here on out.
00:38:57.400
You know, we're going to have to let bygones be bygones at some point in a, in a collaborative
00:39:10.000
Like there's civil war was legitimately, they said brother against brother.
00:39:16.440
These are people that, you know, from down the street.
00:39:20.180
Like that hate you and have fought against you and probably killed some people, you know,
00:39:24.080
and you've probably killed some people they know.
00:39:25.560
So we've been through worse and we've been able to get through it.
00:39:28.800
I just hope that, that people can get to that point before it gets to a, to extreme point.
00:39:36.360
Man, we, and, and the extremists on both sides aren't helping the situation.
00:39:41.800
Like we have these left extremists and we have the right extremists, you know?
00:39:45.680
And unfortunately everybody thinks that anybody that has an opinion that, that doesn't go
00:39:50.980
along with the mainstream narrative is a right-wing extremist, terrorist, ist, all kinds
00:39:59.000
But the truth is, man, I think, you know, 90% of America wants the same shit.
00:40:09.260
We don't want to deal with the crazies on either side.
00:40:20.640
I mean, coming, you know, coming from my background, like when you have a long format conversation
00:40:24.740
like this, or when you actually sit down and have a beer together or whatever, you're more
00:40:33.380
But I think that the media and, you know, even like the clickbait, like of your 75 Hard,
00:40:43.840
It's because it doesn't sell to say 75 Hard is a good program for most people most of the
00:40:49.080
It doesn't, it doesn't, it doesn't, it doesn't sell.
00:40:52.120
And I think that's the challenge of the media right now.
00:40:54.120
And I don't know if people have caught up yet is that it's all about how many clicks
00:40:58.940
And it's not sexy to put up something that's like non-controversial, the more controversial,
00:41:05.780
So all of a sudden the people who feed into this, you know, then they, they start, their
00:41:10.020
views start to get further and further apart because they're seeing on the media.
00:41:12.980
But if you actually talk to people, not as far apart as you think, you know, like.
00:41:18.360
I said this a couple of shows ago, you know, first, first of all, to that point, you know,
00:41:22.700
eyeballs on these TVs, those are dollar signs, right?
00:41:25.440
And so somebody's making money off of you watching that.
00:41:31.160
I think of post 9-11 where it's like, what, what all brought unity to the U S was we had
00:41:39.340
And, and so I think that's, what's going to bring us together and get back to that
00:41:43.000
point is once we realize who's been shaking the fucking jar of ants, right?
00:41:46.800
Like who, who's been, who's been putting this divisive stuff out?
00:41:50.020
Who's, you know, and you've got people that are like the 75 hard thing.
00:41:52.780
People are writing that who they haven't even done their fucking research.
00:41:56.680
And so it's like the, this is just divisive stuff.
00:41:58.760
And I think, I think, and I think people are realizing that, right?
00:42:03.340
I mean, I can just speak to my own experience with this.
00:42:05.860
Every time they do that fucking, it gives a huge insurgence of people doing the program.
00:42:11.360
So like, I, you know, and, you know, I think the reason they like to come at me is for
00:42:16.880
the reason that you said, like it produces clicks because I have a massive engaged following.
00:42:26.820
It's awesome because you're shining a light on someone that's actually changing people
00:43:00.700
Like say, Hey, fuck, we're coming together, dude.
00:43:06.160
Who's NHRA three-time world, world champion, greatest guy, you know, black guy.
00:43:11.020
And if you don't follow him, he's one of the best, best humans that's come through this
00:43:18.300
And he was telling me a little story about his racial experience in Indianapolis.
00:43:22.320
He took his wife on a date and he's an interracial couple.
00:43:25.660
And, uh, he was like, man, it was a TLC and bone thugs of harmony, you know, and I was
00:43:31.420
out there looking at the, you know, and he's funnier than hell.
00:43:33.220
And he's like, I was looking at the crowd, look like a box of Crayolas, man.
00:43:35.660
They're all singing together, dancing together.
00:43:37.160
And I'm like, in my head, I'm thinking, cause that's America.
00:43:40.060
That's not, that's the 90% that we're talking about.
00:43:42.160
Like that's how, dude, you're talking about, dude, America.
00:44:02.800
Like work, but I'm just saying the 64 pack of crayons.
00:44:08.980
And the fact that we pointed each other and say, I don't fucking like that because you're
00:44:14.500
That's the most basic, stupid conversation that could ever be had.
00:44:22.980
Like to where we look at people's pigmentation and think different.
00:44:31.460
You have Crayola pulling this up on the screen for you.
00:44:36.740
So they're making these crayon boxes now that are for shades of color.
00:44:48.280
Do you think that companies that, that over pander to these issues are, I mean, I believe
00:45:01.520
Because I don't think the people at Crayola are bad for doing that.
00:45:05.220
I believe that's their attempt to do what they believe is right without understanding
00:45:09.420
that the more that we identify these differences amongst each other and these micro labels of
00:45:14.620
all these different things, the less unity we will have.
00:45:17.500
So like, I, I seriously doubt that they've even thought that through, you know, I saw
00:45:23.160
a, uh, this is how dumb some of these companies are.
00:45:32.540
And, and, and like, dude, you know, people are dumb and inexperienced at every level,
00:45:39.400
They have this big commercial that comes on Domino's is giving away $50 million of
00:45:49.960
And I'm watching it and I'm like, why, why are you advertising that?
00:45:53.240
Why don't you just take that $50 million and add a plus one on their delivery and say, Hey,
00:46:00.320
So we gave you some free, this, that customer, then that value add to that customer is much
00:46:04.780
higher than you running a motherfucking national program, talking about how good you are.
00:46:08.920
Like, it doesn't like, you're missing the point guys.
00:46:11.900
Like if you want to hire me as a consultant, I'll come fix your motherfucking shit.
00:46:16.360
Like I can run that company better than you guys fucking run it with a five minute fucking
00:46:24.020
Like these people, even at the highest levels is not like they're sophisticated.
00:46:27.460
That's the person who came up with that idea is a young college graduated person who thinks
00:46:34.220
they know because they got a marketing degree, right?
00:46:36.820
They don't have the real world experience to understand what is actually happening on
00:46:41.720
And so like companies have to be more aware of what message they are sending by trying
00:46:51.340
Like, I don't think it's a good thing to identify people by race and different race.
00:46:57.140
I don't think it's a good thing to identify people by their sexual orientations.
00:47:03.060
I don't think it's a good thing to do those things.
00:47:05.480
I think that we should all unify under one flag and accept each other's differences and
00:47:10.260
work together to make that one flag fucking great.
00:47:13.060
And like, so when I see things like this, like at first I think like you and I'm like,
00:47:18.880
But then the second thing I think is like, well, do they really know or are they just
00:47:22.980
making a poor decision based off what the social narrative is?
00:47:26.580
And I believe in more cases than not, it's that.
00:47:31.940
But I know that pack of crayons cost more than the other 12 pack of crayons.
00:47:35.280
Well, and that doesn't make sense to me either.
00:47:41.720
And the longer that we continue to harp on this stuff and make it seem like it's this
00:47:44.980
big deal, like just, just yesterday, dude, here in St. Louis, it was Parkway South.
00:47:51.280
Somebody wrote some graffiti in one of the bathrooms.
00:48:02.080
They're doing the, you know, no justice, no peace chants and all of this shit.
00:48:12.460
And when I say a few, maybe like 60 situations at different schools.
00:48:18.100
But every single time, once they find the culprits, bro, guess who they are?
00:48:23.040
They're fucking, they're, they're black kids doing it.
00:48:29.800
Cause I'm on the, they wrote, they wrote the N word on the bathroom wall.
00:48:34.040
But every single time that happens, you know what I'm saying?
00:48:38.440
So it's like, it's like, well, it's like that they did that.
00:48:41.640
Like, look, dude, I don't know if it's every single time or not.
00:48:44.000
We don't know that, but it has been a few times where it's been, it's been, it's been
00:48:54.080
And to me, it's like, dude, I'm, I'm just tired of hearing it.
00:48:56.740
Well, if anything's been shown to us, none of these people who are with this, this social
00:49:02.700
agenda are above planting things or telling lies to get people to go along with it.
00:49:08.040
I mean, we've learned that for a year and a half.
00:49:10.060
Like what I do like to see though, and I never thought I would say this is that, and this
00:49:15.800
The pure black lives matter people, like the people who hear black lives matter, don't
00:49:20.740
really understand where the money goes, but do they say, Hey, black lives matter.
00:49:24.900
Those people are rising up against these vaccine mandates.
00:49:27.480
I fucking love it because dude, 60% now it was 70%.
00:49:32.580
I believe it's still 70%, but what they're reporting is 60% of the black population is
00:49:40.720
So the black lives matter, uh, not, not the liberal white black lives matters.
00:49:47.080
I'm talking about the actual black people, black people who are with the idea that black
00:49:54.960
Those people are raising hell in New York right now, man.
00:50:03.200
Let's go up and protest with, I'm not for fucking vaccine mandates, right?
00:50:11.520
No, what's cool is those people, they are not the, the white liberal fucking, uh, social
00:50:21.800
These are just black people who actually care about other black people.
00:50:25.680
And that's, you know, it's a great thing to see because it is discriminatory.
00:50:31.620
And, and dude, the fact that these white liberals with their agenda are now getting blown up
00:50:35.960
by the same people they tried to coattail in on is, it's a beautiful thing.
00:50:44.400
And so we have the, the border crisis going down in Texas right now.
00:50:50.580
They got, you know, they're, they're saying, Oh, the, the, the, you know, first came out
00:50:54.760
They're, they're, I mean, hold on, let's stop here.
00:50:56.580
We're looking at this picture of, uh, the horse, the horse, the, the, uh, mounted border
00:51:03.100
And where he's grabbing the Haitian refugee, which that guy shouldn't fucking be here
00:51:13.140
I'm just saying, like, look at the dude's face.
00:51:17.600
I mean, bro, this is a gift to people that want to push this out, which is why they did
00:51:22.000
it released at the same time that they're protesting.
00:51:24.500
Then you have Maxine Waters doing a press conference saying they were whipping this dude.
00:51:29.980
This dude was running and the guy fucking grabbed him.
00:51:35.900
And like, dude, this is, this is all evidence of what we just talked about, about them telling
00:51:41.360
half the story or the story that they want, that it's going to push their agenda.
00:51:45.940
There were 17, 18 Democrats that came out yesterday to hold a press conference to talk,
00:51:50.740
or maybe it was the day before, to talk about the, this border patrol agent whipping this
00:51:55.160
Haitian refugee, which didn't even fucking happen.
00:51:59.240
That, and by the way, they suspended all those guys.
00:52:02.500
But they, but, but they didn't do shit about their own fucking people droning a fucking
00:52:07.940
10 family car of people that weren't even fucking threats.
00:52:13.500
And like, I had the, my initial response to this when I said, I'm like, oh fuck.
00:52:26.340
Like when you talk about, you know, having emotional growth, right?
00:52:30.220
I, because I've, you know, learned from other people, remove your emotions.
00:52:35.720
Like there's, there has, I'm sure there has to be more context.
00:52:39.720
If it's not more context, that guy's a piece of shit.
00:52:43.700
Dude, on top of this, dude, look, we got to be able to say, Hey, certain people are
00:52:48.140
not supposed to be here regardless of the color of their skin.
00:52:51.260
Like you, this, this bleeding heart shit where we just let everybody come here and do
00:52:58.620
If they want to come here through due process, like my dad had to do great.
00:53:06.820
Because they contribute more than most Americans here.
00:53:10.200
Dude, immigrants that come here through the system are actually more financially successful
00:53:19.520
They are more successful Americans than people who are born here because they have the perspective
00:53:31.680
These are people who came here under the false idea that, well, it's not a false idea, actually.
00:53:38.840
Under the idea that the government's just going to let them come here and fucking pay
00:53:48.400
Dude, and this is going to affect us for 30 years.
00:53:52.520
How many terrorist attacks are going to come from this?
00:53:55.100
Well, I mean, not only that, so like, you know, you have that story with the immigration
00:53:58.680
stuff, but we're also, they're not, they're not talking about how the border patrol and
00:54:03.240
the National Guard soldiers who are down there protecting the border right now are getting
00:54:07.520
targeted with water guns filled with hot sauce, right?
00:54:12.660
And I know for a fact that it's a verifiable thing, right?
00:54:18.840
So like, you know, you and I were talking briefly before we came in here and I look at like
00:54:22.840
the overall landscape, yeah, it's, it's pretty, it's pretty challenging, right?
00:54:26.900
You got from obviously the pullout of Afghanistan, you got the border, you got, I mean, there's
00:54:33.020
a variety of different things from the fiscal side of things.
00:54:38.060
It's, it's, I mean, you got, obviously you got the COVID thing, the Afghanistan thing,
00:54:45.300
And I do think that people are, are smartening up a little bit to those type of images a little
00:54:49.560
bit where maybe a couple of years ago, they would look at it and create a quick reaction.
00:54:54.320
I do think that people are starting to understand that there is a little bit more to it, or at
00:54:58.500
least I hope they do, that there's two sides and that maybe they should learn more information
00:55:02.260
before creating a conversation online about it.
00:55:04.860
But I'm curious about for you, like you said, Hey, I want to, I'm going to go ahead and start
00:55:09.820
So you say, you know, entrepreneurs should start helping inside their, their, their communities,
00:55:15.200
And I think there's a variety of ways you can do that.
00:55:16.840
But I'm curious, like for you, when you look at the landscape politically, right?
00:55:20.560
I mean, it's, it's, it's not good across the board and on right and left, you have a lot of
00:55:32.080
And by touring, what type of awareness are you trying to build?
00:55:35.800
Like I'm, I'm just, well, I mean, look, dude, I've been blessed with a certain set of skills
00:55:40.680
that have to do with my knowledge about taking personal responsibility and building things and,
00:55:45.300
and, and, uh, you know, aligning with, uh, capitalist values.
00:55:50.980
And those values, the entrepreneurship values, uh, matter a whole lot.
00:55:55.600
And they create most of the jobs, all the jobs, uh, they create all the tax revenue.
00:56:00.060
They create all of the, uh, fulfillment or lack thereof for a lot of people.
00:56:06.580
So, or not a lot, not all, but a big part, right?
00:56:08.960
A big part of your job is what you do for a living and how much you enjoy it and how much
00:56:14.140
And so like, when I talk about these things in the entrepreneur sense, it's not really
00:56:19.780
far off from, you know, it's only a 10 degree shift to really make it political because,
00:56:25.420
uh, those same values apply to creating a healthy household or a healthy community or,
00:56:32.260
um, you know, success in, uh, uh, let's say a school board or any of these things, those
00:56:38.980
So really it's no different than what I talk about now.
00:56:44.720
Like, Hey guys, what I hope to accomplish is I want to bring in a lot of my entrepreneur
00:56:50.320
friends who are also people who believe in the goodness of America, who want to come
00:56:54.580
out and explain to people why it's important to get involved, why it's important to get
00:56:58.280
involved in their communities, why it's important for these small business owners, you know,
00:57:02.000
that we're talking to, uh, or, or, or people who work for other businesses to get
00:57:06.400
involved in what's going on because really my main goal in this Jason is to get, it's
00:57:13.980
It's to push the idea that all of us have a responsibility and a duty to care about the
00:57:21.520
Even if it's just a little bitty way, even if it's going to a school board meeting once
00:57:25.880
in a while, even if it's keeping an eye on what's being taught to your kids, we all have
00:57:30.100
little mountains and little battles that we need to fight in our own lives.
00:57:33.140
And right now we're not doing that because we've taken our eye off the ball as a whole,
00:57:37.720
like as a whole culture of entrepreneur to go out and make money and, and, and make more
00:57:43.880
Well, guys, with that success and with that growth comes responsibility to your community.
00:57:49.420
And my hope with doing this, um, you know, I have to, I happen to be a pretty gifted speaker
00:57:55.720
in terms of getting people to fucking take action.
00:58:01.560
I want to get them fucking fired up about getting involved and however they get involved,
00:58:05.580
whether it be, uh, they, they resonate more with a Democrat policy or a Republican policy
00:58:12.480
I don't care because what's really happening here is that apathy is destroying our country.
00:58:17.460
We've allowed ourselves to become apathetic and we've let the left far 5% who are fucking
00:58:24.520
insane and the right far 5% who are equally as sane and insane, fuck everything up for
00:58:32.560
So like, dude, the only way to really get that back on track is for all of us to say
00:58:42.660
If you disagree with me, let's have a conversation.
00:58:48.760
Let's not, you know, like dude, the greatest Americans that ever lived, these were not like
00:58:54.540
They were people who brought people together, which is why they were always killed.
00:59:03.540
The reason these people are killed is because nobody wants unity at the top because they all
00:59:09.120
get paid by our division and our infighting and our hate for each other.
00:59:15.180
And then while we're busy calling each other, all these names, they take from our pockets
00:59:23.120
And I, I just feel like to me, I feel the country's been good to me.
00:59:29.120
So I feel an obligation to go out and at least contribute something to it.
00:59:33.680
And this was the best way for me to utilize what I think my skillset is to contribute to
00:59:45.900
I mean, dude, look, I, I, fuck, I might go and there might be five people and that's
00:59:51.360
I'll take the time to talk to all five people and we'll, and those five people will go out
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And that's all, that's all I'm trying to do, man.
00:59:58.740
And I've got a bunch of patriotic friends who are not, who are very, uh, reasonable people
01:00:05.240
That are Jocko or Goggins or fucking all these other guys that will come out and donate a
01:00:10.360
day of talking about their success story and what it meant to them and how they overcame
01:00:14.760
and why it's important to, to do those things, you know, because dude, at the end of the
01:00:24.580
And we have a lot of laziness going on in this country.
01:00:27.080
We have a lot of lack of personal responsibility.
01:00:29.100
We have a lot of, you know, blame and finger pointing when in reality, we all know who the
01:00:37.600
It's, it's other men's fault and women's fault that are my age that have taken for, for this
01:00:42.280
country for granted for the last 20 years and haven't really given back in terms of a voice
01:00:52.340
Yeah, no, I, I think what you're saying is resonating a lot.
01:00:56.420
I mean, yeah, you're much more, I mean, you're very, you seem much more open-minded.
01:01:01.940
I mean, I love the conversation you're trying to take these entrepreneurs who've been
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successful in their, in their careers as leaders.
01:01:08.120
You're saying, Hey, you know, open your eyes to what's going on over here and let's use
01:01:12.400
some of your incredible talents because you probably have some type of talent.
01:01:16.060
But these entrepreneurs probably have incredible talents, identify different ways in your
01:01:19.880
communities, and then eventually it'll create a snowball effect into something bigger and
01:01:24.340
And the other thing is like these people, there's so many people listening right now and they're
01:01:31.200
They think they don't have the power to do anything, but what they have to realize is
01:01:36.980
one, and then we have a multi-billion dollar, a hundred billion dollar program feeding us
01:01:53.220
There's a thousand of them and there's 329 fucking million of us or 330 or whatever.
01:02:06.640
Yes, I do think we should pay taxes because it's for everybody's good.
01:02:09.480
Do I think it should be over 50% or 60% like it is in California all in?
01:02:17.220
We have to come to some reasonable accepted, you know, because like on the other side of
01:02:22.480
like people like, like libertarians are like no tax.
01:02:25.020
Well, Hey motherfucker, how are we going to get anything done?
01:02:27.440
Like we need some responsible ethical leaders that, and some compromise on everybody's ideals.
01:02:34.380
You know, it's social media has created this echo chamber for everybody where nobody's willing
01:02:41.820
Well, listen, if you're not willing now, I know I'm the guy who wears a shirt that says
01:02:47.620
I'm talking about my own personal standards for myself.
01:02:51.080
I do not compromise those standards for fucking anybody.
01:02:56.480
But when it comes to living with other humans and it comes to working with other humans and
01:03:01.140
it comes to finding solutions that work, we have to have some sort of compromise that
01:03:06.700
is realistic and real and also, uh, fiscally works, right?
01:03:13.460
And what we have right now clearly doesn't work.
01:03:21.200
Do you think eventually there'll be a new party that, that comes to come?
01:03:42.360
We need a, we need a party for reasonable Americans.
01:03:44.620
We need a pro freedom party with, with some, with some people who understand the importance
01:03:53.680
We need a party that where everybody can feel like they fit in, where Democrats feel like
01:03:57.960
they can fit in, where Republicans feel like they can fit in and moderates can feel like
01:04:02.860
And we might not all get exactly what we want, but let me ask you something.
01:04:12.720
If we get 90% of what we want or 80% of what we want, I think that's a win.
01:04:18.020
So if we could get 80 to 90% of America to all agree, like, Hey, if we can come to a good,
01:04:29.200
Cause like, I don't think people identify with people don't identify anymore with this Republican
01:04:35.920
You know, these guys are up there making all these laws, fleecing the public, taking
01:04:42.360
Like dude, if the average human really knew how these motherfuckers came in and then walk
01:04:47.180
out, they come in a normal human and walk out 30 years later worth a billion dollars
01:04:55.160
If they really knew how they fucking did that, there would be a revolt in the streets right
01:05:10.500
And they're doing so for their own personal gain.
01:05:12.660
And dude, to me, that's fucking disgusting because how I feel about it is the country's
01:05:21.280
Why would I not want to put some investment back and say, thank you for that?
01:05:27.780
And we need leaders up there, regardless of their social beliefs that are, that have that
01:05:32.120
equality, that the common good, the what's good for the common person mentality, you know,
01:05:37.440
like, okay, I, you know, I may not like this policy or that policy, but dude, if it works,
01:05:46.100
And we don't have any kind of selfless leadership.
01:05:49.200
And not only is it selfish, they are now coordinating together across party aisles to get paid.
01:05:57.440
Like, dude, we have a tyrannical government and it's the fucking truth.
01:06:04.080
And no matter who you vote for or what you think or whatever it is you identify with in
01:06:08.380
terms of your political ideology, you have to be able to separate yourself from emotion
01:06:12.880
and look and say, those motherfuckers do not give a fuck about us.
01:06:20.580
And the whole tour is like, dude, maybe it's a fucking total flop.
01:06:28.480
Like I've gone to many first form events where I talked to one person.
01:06:34.340
I wrote when I started business, I walked around Springfield, Missouri and my fucking heel
01:06:47.120
Real change is not made a hundred persons at a time or 200 persons at a time or a thousand
01:06:54.580
Whether you're running a business, you're starting political movement or whatever it
01:07:00.580
Whatever it is you're starting new, it's one person at a time.
01:07:04.560
We Googled it last night because we've had a similar conversation.
01:07:18.020
We had a, in fact, we should go to the fallout with the blues.
01:07:21.280
But Andrew was talking about, oh, did you see my story?
01:07:23.620
And I was out at the farm and I didn't, I don't have cell service there.
01:07:27.660
He's like, oh, I posted a picture of vaccine, non-vaccine.
01:07:29.580
No, no, no, you said, you go, dude, this is no, we're like, we're like, you know, we're
01:07:37.520
We're talking about the blues because the blues have been our family.
01:07:45.300
I mean, I don't know that I have a younger memory than going to the blues game.
01:07:49.660
So anyway, they, they said you have to be vaccinated to come to the games or show proof
01:07:53.240
of negative tests, which I'm not fucking doing.
01:07:59.040
And there's a whole bunch of other shit that I think too.
01:08:02.840
So anyway, we pulled all of our money from them.
01:08:07.700
I got, you know, and I don't like doing that, dude.
01:08:11.180
I'm not into cancel culture and I'm not encouraging other people to cancel anybody.
01:08:19.700
So anyway, Sal and I were like, what the fuck on the phone?
01:08:22.700
You know, like one of those conversations, like what the fuck are these guys thinking?
01:08:25.880
And, and he goes, he goes, dude, it's no different than a fucking water fountains and
01:08:31.860
the fucking civil rights movement, bro, where you have unvaccinated and vaccinated.
01:08:37.480
And he, I literally posted the exact same picture that he was referring to on my story
01:08:44.740
And he already had it pinned, pulled up on his computer.
01:08:51.260
But I had, you know, I had an hour long hour and 15 minute long conversation with the
01:08:59.020
And I'm not even going to say his name because I don't want him catching any shit for it.
01:09:02.220
And, you know, he was in a tough spot and we talked through it.
01:09:04.200
And I told him, give him my personal experience, my business experience.
01:09:08.140
Like we're going to, we drew a line in the sand and we said, Hey, listen, we're going to
01:09:13.140
And the only way to really fundamentally make that change happen is money.
01:09:18.420
And it's not because I actually, what I, this hurts because, you know, it's two little fat
01:09:24.100
kids that grew up on a, on a street, a gravel road that we grew up with blues hockey
01:09:28.980
and we have a local business, like, and it is a fucking dream to have our company on that
01:09:39.260
And I sit here and you say it in, and it's like, and I have, you know, I kind of got him
01:09:42.700
in a corner and I said, not only are all the tests that are going to come in, they're
01:09:45.760
They're going to be signed by, you know, a cousin's brother.
01:09:54.340
You need to provide an atmosphere where people can unify and come together, not divide.
01:09:58.340
And the problem is, is, you know, and when you start thinking about, you know, whether
01:10:02.420
it's medical discrimination or freedom in, in, in general, it's hypocritical because then
01:10:07.400
I asked him, I said, okay, well, whenever we have a beer together, are you going to ask
01:10:15.120
Would that have been different for you guys though?
01:10:17.320
If it would just be, Hey, to come to a game, you have to have a negative COVID test.
01:10:20.820
Would that have made it any different for you guys?
01:10:30.080
And this is, this, we have to ask the right questions.
01:10:33.660
So the real question is, do we believe that it's actually the, what they say that it actually
01:10:43.440
And if we believed what they say it is, what the media says it is, I would a hundred percent
01:10:52.800
But the problem is, is they've lied to us for two years.
01:10:57.800
They've done a lot of things that have made it seem like it's much further down the road
01:11:04.640
The average person now that dies from COVID is carrying almost four comorbidities.
01:11:15.920
80% of the people that die are above the age of 70 fucking eight years old, which is the
01:11:22.680
So when we talk about the actual data of the disease and what they count and what they don't
01:11:29.700
When you get on the TV and you talk about their 600,000 deaths, when the truth is there's
01:11:34.700
only about 30,000 deaths that of people that died from actual COVID alone, it actually makes
01:11:41.740
the pandemic less deadly than H1N1 in 2000 or 2012 or whatever.
01:11:50.760
Well, I think what's tough about what you just said, I'm just to like, you're sharing
01:11:59.480
And however, like, I feel like if you're on the opposite side, you could also create statistics
01:12:06.080
to, I feel like there's a lot of numbers thrown around on both sides of the aisle that
01:12:12.100
say it's super deadly or not deadly, depending on what resources and what information you're
01:12:19.140
If someone gets shot or they die from the shot or COVID?
01:12:24.180
If someone gets a car wreck and they die, do they die of COVID or they die of car wreck?
01:12:31.900
And so the reason that I feel the way I do is because I personally believe they have made
01:12:40.960
in a way to take our freedoms and to take our freedoms and to over-regulate our country and
01:12:52.400
This is not me saying, this is me being alive for 42 fucking years and living through a pandemic
01:12:58.460
And they've never done any of this shit, just like you.
01:13:01.660
We didn't shut the country down when 60,000 people died of fucking H1N1 or 80,000 people
01:13:09.840
Like, dude, we don't, we don't shut the country down.
01:13:12.580
We don't put masks on and cover people's identities.
01:13:20.480
And so for me, this is more so about standing and protecting what I believe is being attacked
01:13:36.760
We have a few people who have ended up in the hospital for COVID and we all understand
01:13:42.280
The problem is, is that when you say anything else besides it's the fucking worst pandemic
01:13:47.600
ever, you're a right wing, far right conspiracy nut job.
01:13:52.840
So I do agree with you, but I also have done so much research into this the whole time that
01:13:59.420
I'm completely aware of what the fuckery is they're trying to pull on everybody.
01:14:04.080
So I just can't contribute to that with good conscience.
01:14:08.120
Well, and even in addition to it, like they've never done it for the flu.
01:14:14.200
And there was no political, there was no political stance in regards to sports or politics or
01:14:21.640
You know, like there's, there's a, there's, there's, there's a fire to the smoke.
01:14:24.780
It's not just a smoke bomb sitting over in the corner.
01:14:26.460
And like, dude, it's, it's, you know, look, dude, I know people who have died from this.
01:14:30.120
Like, it's not like I have a mutual friend whose father died.
01:14:41.180
There's nobody denying that, but we don't do these things that are happening in the world
01:14:54.580
The only reason it's not here is because we have guns.
01:15:00.080
So the argument to, for gun control guys is dead.
01:15:05.280
Like a lot of people pre this situation were, were willing to listen.
01:15:13.260
Like I said, you know, but like that argument that they always make about guns, like you
01:15:21.660
We need an AR-15 so that you don't beat the fuck out of us.
01:15:28.340
Cause I can tell you right now, if you come for me for a fucking camp, the AR-15 is going
01:15:35.860
So, you know, maybe I have a different perspective, but I don't think I'm off.
01:15:40.780
I think most people, I think most of America is starting to see what's happening.
01:15:45.240
I mean, it's definitely interesting times, you know, to think that like this would actually
01:16:00.600
If somebody commits suicide, is that a COVID death?
01:16:06.940
If someone murders another person, is that, what is that?
01:16:10.840
Is that murder or is that, and they have COVID.
01:16:12.680
Is that, should that be counted as a COVID death?
01:16:16.000
Because that's what's been happening this entire time.
01:16:18.620
They've been driving the numbers with all these different situations.
01:16:22.260
And dude, it starts, it's starting to come out on, on different, there's whistleblowers
01:16:28.360
Literally every day, tens of thousands of doctors have been silenced or have been de-platformed
01:16:35.840
One of the things they're doing in hospitals, they like, dude, there's a hospital here in
01:16:44.100
They have five, and correct me if I'm wrong on this, but I believe they have five intensive
01:16:48.660
care floors and they were only using two of the floors of the five.
01:16:52.420
And then they were claiming that they were overrun and understaffed and everybody's dying
01:16:59.740
And so we, these companies, and they are companies, these hospital companies that own
01:17:05.320
the hospitals get paid from the federal government for people that die from COVID.
01:17:10.420
Now I'm no fucking idiot, but if you run a company and you're starting to make money
01:17:18.440
You usually want more of that because it makes you more money.
01:17:28.000
The fact that you think it is, is just showing you that they are not allowing you to see that
01:17:33.240
because I have people, I have literal doctors, thousands of them that reach out to me for
01:17:37.320
the last two years saying, dude, I can't say shit.
01:17:39.540
One of my, one of my good buddies, who's a huge car guy who works in your city, who is
01:17:44.800
a doctor, I'm not going to say his name, reached out to me and was like, bro, this
01:17:51.020
This is not like some random dude off the internet.
01:17:58.000
Like saying, Hey bro, they are doing this shit.
01:18:00.340
So like, that's where I'm, that's why I am where I am.
01:18:03.980
You know, it's not about like, dude, if this shit was really like, look, dude, I've said
01:18:08.500
Remember the videos they showed us when it all came out and they were putting out their
01:18:13.780
people were walking down the street in China, just fucking falling over dead.
01:18:17.120
If that were actually happening, I would do everything they fucking said.
01:18:20.760
I would say, and dude, we did do that until we figured out that wasn't happening.
01:18:27.460
Because I'm coming here from an area that they have a lot of different perspectives than
01:18:36.480
Like, but I come from a place where like what you're saying, it's just in general, right?
01:18:41.440
A lot of people feel like it is a really big deal.
01:18:45.260
And they need to take appropriate precautions, whatever those may be.
01:18:50.140
How many of those people have actually looked on the CDC's website?
01:18:53.560
How many of those people have actually dug into what's going on?
01:18:59.440
Because I know this, California people like to fucking live in California and they like
01:19:03.020
their lattes and they like to do their life and they don't really like to really
01:19:07.000
They like to scream about shit when it's outrage.
01:19:13.860
Probably, I assume, just like many things in life, probably not as many as there should
01:19:18.000
But I'm curious, if you look at the nation as a whole, right?
01:19:20.840
California, New York, other areas being kind of like held set, I mean, being all together
01:19:27.260
And you said it like, you know, past civil war, you know, people coming together.
01:19:31.740
I thought we were going to get through this thing like in three months.
01:19:35.540
I'm like, oh, you know, it was a really big deal.
01:19:40.000
We'll be back in 60, 90 days, whatever it was, right?
01:19:43.620
And then boom, it just kept going and going and going.
01:19:46.580
And now here we are with still specific mandates coming up 18 months in or whatever.
01:19:55.060
They're going to continue to push this until everybody is under what's called a vaccine
01:20:01.360
And they're going to use that passport to socially audit you with a social credit system.
01:20:08.020
And they're already putting legislation in for now.
01:20:14.340
So now any any any American citizen that has more than six hundred dollars in the bank account
01:20:20.760
So they're already putting what they're attempting to do.
01:20:22.680
And my belief, I'm not an idiot, they're trying to implement China's social credit system
01:20:29.120
where neighbors tell on each other that you get crap.
01:20:35.100
OK, so basically the way it works is you they have a set of rules.
01:20:40.960
OK, and they've turned everybody against each other.
01:20:43.760
And so, like, if I see you do something wrong, I fucking go on my phone.
01:20:53.240
You can't make certain you can't have certain jobs.
01:20:59.240
And if I see you do something good, like the example that that I always use is like, let's
01:21:02.700
say you carried someone home from that was drunk and you help them out.
01:21:06.280
I might put some credits in there, but it's peer to peer reporting.
01:21:09.080
So basically, you let all the Karens of the world run the fucking whole ship.
01:21:15.820
Go look up social credit system from fucking China.
01:21:21.700
And people here think it's about fucking health.
01:21:25.480
It has everything to do with communism being installed into our country.
01:21:31.020
You were surprised that Newsom didn't get recalled.
01:21:38.780
And people, so when you say, how do we get to a point where we move forward, it's going
01:21:46.560
to have to get so bad that people are like, holy fuck.
01:21:49.640
And unfortunately, people, you know, people have to learn the hard way because like, dude,
01:21:54.920
I've been a little bit bitter because people, I've been saying this for so long and I've
01:21:58.880
had so many people come at me and say, oh, you're wrong.
01:22:07.540
And the only thing I said that the only thing I was wrong about was that Trump was going
01:22:11.020
to arrest those dudes for treason, which he didn't do.
01:22:16.540
But I bet you if he knew he had General Milley by the balls, he would have.
01:22:28.040
I'm just telling you, there's a lot of shit going on in the background that we don't fucking
01:22:32.440
Well, I think the stance on moving forward, though, is the data, the data has to be presented
01:22:39.020
in a clear manner and people have to learn to understand the data.
01:22:43.780
They don't want you to, like, people say trust the science.
01:22:48.160
People that are saying trust the science are just repeating that slogan.
01:22:51.600
It's no different than the Black Lives Matter slogan.
01:22:56.320
It's the opposite of what the fucking truth is.
01:23:00.880
All Antifa is, is a fucking Nazi organization masquerading as anti-Nazi.
01:23:15.620
The old rich white motherfuckers take the money.
01:23:18.100
That's, this is, this is, this is communism 101.
01:23:27.080
And it's no different than with any of this shit.
01:23:29.080
So, if you want to know, if you want to know what the fuck they're doing, I'm being dead
01:23:34.100
If you want to know what they are doing, turn on CNN and whatever they say, the opposite
01:23:43.400
Everything they say, the exact opposite is true.
01:23:46.640
Now, Fox News ain't no better because they, they, they try to tell the truth.
01:23:50.340
But then what they do is I think they're, I think they are better.
01:23:54.020
They try to tell the truth, but then they spin it so hard.
01:23:57.920
And so like, there's no, there's no objective truth happening in our media, right?
01:24:04.960
The only one that is objective, they censor it like Project Veritas.
01:24:10.620
Why would we, why would we be censoring doctors who are out there trying to talk about how
01:24:15.180
they've been treated their COVID patients successfully?
01:24:23.040
I should note, like, I think there's this picture painted of California and like overly,
01:24:27.960
but I do think like we're saying through this conversation, I come from California.
01:24:31.340
I probably have slightly different views on certain things.
01:24:35.840
But I think more people or not are more in the middle than anybody thinks.
01:24:40.620
Like even being in California and in these areas, a lot of them don't want these specific
01:24:47.660
They want, they're, they're just like the rest of the country.
01:24:50.520
So why do they continue to, why do they continue to support candidates that are for that then?
01:24:55.360
Well, I don't, that's a, that's why I was surprised.
01:24:58.820
Well, it's because they've attached our identity to a divisive party.
01:25:02.800
All of these, no, listen, all of these things are programmed for us to divide each other.
01:25:13.620
And so what's happening is even though people can see the hypocrisy and they can say, I
01:25:20.500
They, they, they refuse to speak up because they don't want to be seen as a dissenter from
01:25:25.660
So they've attached their identity to this side and they're not willing to hear any other
01:25:31.860
Because they're afraid if they come out that all their friends and family are going to
01:25:38.320
And that's also exactly why the right is getting so much traction right now because even the
01:25:43.460
moderates are getting pushed to the right because they don't agree with every single
01:25:48.900
So like, dude, we have to get to solve this, which is your initial answer.
01:25:53.580
We have to all separate ourselves from, from what we think we believe in our identities
01:25:58.260
and understand that the things we've attached ourselves to are man-made ideas and structures
01:26:03.960
and social constructs that do not represent literally everything that we believe.
01:26:11.880
But we shouldn't be standing up for things that we, that we don't agree with just because
01:26:17.120
we've affiliated ourselves mentally with this other group of people.
01:26:22.760
You can't go along, you can't go along with those ideologies either.
01:26:25.500
You know, I stand up against, you know, the St. Louis Blues.
01:26:29.040
Well, once you recognize what's happening, it's easier to do that.
01:26:33.200
Well, and in fairness, and I don't want to get into the whole story, but Jason had a group
01:26:36.840
of friends and if you don't feel like sharing your story, it's no big deal.
01:26:39.420
But basically, they had a friend who was unvaccinated, who was going to a vaccinated
01:26:43.120
party and uninvited the unvaccinated friend, right?
01:26:46.840
I mean, that's the way, because different viewpoints, right?
01:26:50.540
But me, like me and my answer to that, I would unfriend that guy just from the social
01:26:57.160
That's how, like in my head, because I can't roll with him.
01:26:59.800
No, so the, you know, there is a theory that, and a lot of people believe this and there's,
01:27:06.300
I assume you have statistics to not, that if you're vaccinated, you're not going to have
01:27:10.340
the same type of load and your likelihood of giving it to someone else is going to be
01:27:15.240
So there's a social good to be done by getting vaccinated in the greater whole.
01:27:20.060
Now, I don't know if you agree with that or disagree with that, but assuming you agree
01:27:27.820
So if you agree with getting vaccinated is better for the greater good of a group in like
01:27:32.700
this room, right, than for people who decide not to get vaccinated, you know, it's challenging
01:27:43.240
So then we, you know, I know I've, I have seen a situation where someone doesn't want
01:27:48.860
to have that person come over because they don't feel as comfortable having them around
01:28:04.900
Now, the reason I can't get the vaccine is because I have preexisting conditions that
01:28:18.080
And most of the issues that are coming on the side effects of this vaccine have to do
01:28:26.900
I have natural immunity and I am concerned that if I take that vaccine, I will literally
01:28:38.880
And that's why, like in that particular case, right?
01:28:43.100
But so I got to come and tell my friends all the fucking shit I got wrong with me.
01:28:48.180
I mean, that's, and that's why just like someone has a choice to get it.
01:28:52.440
But I mean, I think like what you're saying, it's like, for example, with my kids, right?
01:28:55.980
There will be a vaccine that'll be available for them.
01:28:59.220
Do I want to give them a vaccine right now if they just had COVID?
01:29:04.680
Well, do you want it forced on them by the school?
01:29:10.300
But I think the progression there though is, is okay, well then what happens when they don't
01:29:13.920
let your kids go to a different party because of that?
01:29:21.700
What they're actually saying is, what are we going to, and Don Lemon said this on fucking
01:29:26.580
What are we going to do with these unvaccinated people?
01:29:40.680
Now, where does, at what point does that narrative come?
01:29:45.500
And then the narrative becomes another year down the road.
01:29:48.640
Well, we just got to kill them because dude, they're not complying and they're costing too
01:29:55.640
This has happened many times before guys, not just in Germany.
01:29:58.400
This has happened over and over and over and over again.
01:30:01.180
If you go study almost any single cleansing of ideology that's ever happened in this
01:30:10.240
But if you would have said 18 months ago or two years ago, however fucking long ago it
01:30:13.940
was, that Don Lemon would be on the news saying that there's not.
01:30:17.760
He would be fucking, he would have been fucking put in prison for that.
01:30:23.360
And there's a, there is a portion of society at this point in time that think that's okay.
01:30:30.200
They're like where he comes from and those people where he's saying they see it different.
01:30:35.280
Those people want unvaccinated people to fucking die.
01:30:38.240
I mean, I wouldn't go that far, but I'd say they have, they have strong views towards vaccination.
01:30:43.760
I know I've seen thousands of medical workers online saying they will not treat people that
01:30:49.780
And those people are not, that's not good people.
01:30:53.320
We had a doctor friend of ours tell Sal the other day that he thinks that if you don't
01:30:58.440
have the vaccine, you should sign a fucking waiver that says you don't need to have, you're
01:31:04.240
give up your right to care for someone who's vaccinated while he's drinking a motherfucking
01:31:08.340
bottle of wine and getting ready to drive home.
01:31:10.460
So if you wreck your fucking car because you chose to drink, you shouldn't be treated at
01:31:17.400
I'm a pretty good negotiator in the argument sector.
01:31:20.620
Jason, I just want to chime in on this on the vaccine thing, man.
01:31:24.100
The problem that I have right now, like I said, whether it's good or bad, you remove
01:31:41.060
See, where the lines get blurred, I mean, the lines get blurred a lot.
01:31:45.980
If you treat someone different because of the color of their skin, what they believe
01:31:49.460
in, vaccine, I don't think that's right, right?
01:31:52.220
But there's a big portion of our medical community right now saying that openly online, everywhere.
01:32:00.040
And that was my point about moving forward, though.
01:32:07.980
Yeah, but my point being is you can't tolerate that.
01:32:10.740
Like, that's no different than me saying, me telling Enzo, you can't go hang out with that
01:32:21.380
That is the fucking most dangerous mountain you can crawl or start sliding down.
01:32:25.260
I think here's the other part, too, Jason, what I was going to say, man, is like,
01:32:27.900
at some point, there has to be common sense, if you will, like, looking at this stuff.
01:32:32.440
Like, what I just had up, that was from the CDC website.
01:32:34.420
Yeah, it took me five minutes while I'm sitting there.
01:32:39.880
And so when you talk about, like, how they're trying to justify this stuff, it makes zero,
01:32:45.780
It's like saying, hey, Jason, you know, you have to wear sunscreen so I don't get sunburn.
01:32:52.580
So if you got a room full of five people and four of them are vaccinated, what the fuck
01:33:00.340
Oh, you don't care about black lives because you don't buy into Black Lives Matter?
01:33:04.320
Because you fucking understand that it is a Ponzi scheme for these other people to take
01:33:22.640
And so you got plenty of situations out there where you have people that have preexisting
01:33:27.820
What about the people that don't know that they have preexisting conditions?
01:33:30.920
Like, like what if I secretly have AFib and I just don't know it?
01:33:36.660
That's over 70% of AFib cases don't even know they have it.
01:33:40.580
And so like there's, there's plenty of situations where this could be really, really bad.
01:33:45.680
So I got to take some shit because you don't feel comfortable around me when I have natural
01:33:49.600
immunity because I had the fucking virus that might kill me.
01:33:54.360
But not only that, if that's the case, then you stay home.
01:33:57.040
And so that's how it should have been handled from the start.
01:33:59.220
Every other pandemic in the history of fucking earth is you protect the vulnerable.
01:34:03.380
You fucking put the at risk and quarantine them and quarantine the sick.
01:34:07.980
You don't quarantine the entire fucking planet.
01:34:12.520
But the thing is, man, it's like, so just where do we go from that?
01:34:21.440
I'm not I don't have a mask on and there's this old man who's standing at the counter
01:34:37.220
And the whole time, this old man who's getting on me, you're playing fucking lottery tickets,
01:34:42.660
Like, if you're really concerned about your health, oh, man, you should stay home here.
01:34:50.640
But it's like the justifications that we're using.
01:34:54.780
This is the fastest fast track vaccine we've ever had.
01:34:57.800
It was rolled out under an emergency use authorization.
01:35:00.700
Where is the data that supports it shows that this stuff even works?
01:35:04.140
Because now what they've done is that anybody if you if you get the vaccine and you die two
01:35:07.880
days after you get the vaccine, they won't even report that or label that as a vaccination
01:35:15.620
They are not counting vaccination deaths that happen within 14 days of vaccination.
01:35:22.180
You have to be past the 14 day mark to have it reported to VAERS.
01:35:31.500
I would take the vaccine if and only if the these pharmaceutical companies could be held
01:35:38.800
Well, no, I mean, I look at I look at it like this.
01:35:40.680
All those people, you know, in the early days of the Trump vaccine, they were it was video
01:35:53.020
This is this is the hypocrisy we're dealing with.
01:35:56.300
It's one of the only videos I've shared and they took it right down.
01:35:58.940
They you flip the narrative and they watch the exact same people talking about how it's
01:36:06.240
No, like nobody finds us to be your memories that short.
01:36:10.200
You don't think about these people who are just bashing this fucking thing now promoting
01:36:15.460
It's like, yeah, I think what's important and I hope this is just super, super clear.
01:36:20.540
I think that each person should make the best decision for them.
01:36:22.960
I think if you're from a high risk category, I would recommend for you to get a vaccine
01:36:27.760
We've had doctors on the show say the same thing.
01:36:29.840
And I think for me and my family, we make the best decision we can for our friends.
01:36:37.180
If you don't want to get it, that's your decision.
01:36:39.180
I don't think anybody should be forced, forced, forced.
01:36:43.340
Do you think people should be exiled from society?
01:36:48.060
Because I think that just stands against what I believe in.
01:36:53.640
You should be able to make decisions that are best for you.
01:36:56.640
And then those around you can decide, hey, if you're a bad person, you shouldn't be hanging
01:37:02.560
But if you just decide not to get a vaccine or get it, and you made the best decision you
01:37:06.460
could, like if you, for example, have heart disease or heart challenges, that's a decision
01:37:12.300
you're making based on all the information out there.
01:37:14.920
And if that's what's best for you, you should do what's best for you.
01:37:17.720
But bro, the problem is, is that if I say I'm going to do what's best for me and not
01:37:32.720
And how those decisions are being made is very difficult.
01:37:34.900
Well, they're making those decisions, bro, because the social pressure is very great from
01:37:40.360
80% of people agree with what the fuck I'm saying.
01:37:44.920
There was a poll done on Yahoo that is, Yahoo is high, far leaning left.
01:37:51.280
The 80% of people said that they would not support a business or an organization that
01:37:56.700
mandated vaccines to, to come in and be a customer of that.
01:38:04.200
And we, we touched on it yesterday and got interrupted, but your charity Avis Kitchen.
01:38:17.980
Cause they probably, I probably can't get into a restaurant.
01:38:21.240
So we just, I have to go to fucking California Saturday.
01:38:29.060
I had to rent a motherfucking house and I can't go to restaurants.
01:38:36.120
But, but my point being is like, okay, now I'm in an interesting spot, right?
01:38:40.780
Like, you know, I support your, your, your cause.
01:38:43.280
I'm a fly across country to do it for your daughter in a heartbeat.
01:38:53.100
When I sit at the table with your friends that, you know what I'm saying?
01:38:56.960
Well, so these are the conversations that are happening all across the country.
01:38:59.400
And I think you got to handle it with a little level of kind of.
01:39:03.480
I like this because I don't know that these are happening.
01:39:06.520
No, I think you need to handle it with like, for lack of a better term, like some grace,
01:39:09.940
some common sense and some like that just human.
01:39:13.160
Like, and I think for you, like if the state and county guidelines are vaccination status,
01:39:17.660
like I think the business is going to have to have that right now.
01:39:21.080
And I hope it doesn't become the case because I think that people should be able to go there.
01:39:27.020
But if it was, then you'd probably have, you'd have to uphold it, right?
01:39:31.180
Because you have to draw a line and say, Hey, we're going to abide by state and county.
01:39:33.880
And in that particular case, the 49ers seating, right?
01:39:40.460
Is they're going to draw a line for the event, essentially.
01:39:44.800
Whatever they draw, then the event has to abide by it.
01:39:56.440
One, it's, I want you to teleport your brain back to 2000 fucking 18.
01:40:01.580
The fact that we're even talking about this shit is insane.
01:40:05.320
Think if we had a conversation back when we did our first show together and I said, Hey,
01:40:09.580
they're going to keep people from going to events.
01:40:12.760
They're going to keep you from going to restaurants.
01:40:17.680
Then we would have all said, Holy fuck, we got to stop it right now.
01:40:23.860
But now people have been slowly indoctrinated into it.
01:40:27.560
Like I said, with the mask where you get used to it and you're like, Oh, this isn't that
01:40:33.340
And like, I just want everybody to go back to 2000 fucking 18 and think about how you
01:40:37.740
would think about all of this shit you're observing, all this shit in Australia, in
01:40:42.540
Canada, in Europe, these leaders doing this shit like Gavin did where he went out to fucking
01:40:47.440
dude, this is absurd insanity that we're even having the motherfucking discussion.
01:40:54.560
In 2018, if one of your friends would have said, I'm not hanging out with that man, because
01:40:59.880
Not only you canceled the internet, you wouldn't hang out with that guy.
01:41:06.440
And we are at a point of high importance and a critical time to stand for what's right.
01:41:16.940
You can expect to continue to see this rolled out.
01:41:20.660
We're in year fucking two of it and you're going to not own shit.
01:41:25.240
Just like they said, we all saw the video 2030, you won't own anything and you'll love
01:41:32.360
This is a, this is a communist ideology takeover.
01:41:35.820
They are looking to eliminate freedom ideology from the entire planet at one time with one
01:41:42.040
And anybody who resists is going to end up in those camps and those camps will end up being
01:41:49.340
So if we, you could say that's extreme, you could say that's whatever.
01:41:56.880
If it was about health, like I said, we'd be making fat people run.
01:42:03.560
If this was really killing everybody, people would be staying the fuck home.
01:42:07.500
They wouldn't be at the grocery store pointing the finger at the one guy without a mask
01:42:13.660
I think it just goes back to, you know, what are you standing for?
01:42:17.400
And so like, you know, and you do that differently in different ways based off.
01:42:20.300
If you were scared, bro, you wouldn't fucking do shit.
01:42:24.520
You wouldn't be going to a fucking football game.
01:42:26.660
If you were truly scared of this shit, you wouldn't be doing anything.
01:42:30.660
And I would just say like, again, I would just say that I think people, I know that people
01:42:36.860
I think it's important that we also listen to each other and have a conversation.
01:42:40.500
I think that you become so, and like you and I were talking about, Sal, like through
01:42:51.520
And you don't know what different people's perspective might be.
01:42:54.460
For example, you with talking about the vaccine, or for example, me getting tested twice a week
01:43:06.040
I think that you did the responsible thing considering the circumstances you were in.
01:43:12.500
But that's because my perspective was, and I think that if we could just take a 360 view
01:43:16.640
at this and like put ourselves in different people's shoes.
01:43:18.980
Now you might not disagree or agree, but I mean this whole like the tension and the argument,
01:43:26.920
I think that more stuff like this needs to occur where people start actually talking and
01:43:32.420
And, you know, you probably have more things in common than you actually think.
01:43:36.740
You know, the outcome, I don't know if it's as extreme as I would agree.
01:43:50.480
What would it take for you to observe, for you to agree with what I just said?
01:43:55.660
At what point would you say, holy shit, Andy's right.
01:44:07.140
I think, I think, in particular, the vaccine passports, I mean, it's getting close to a
01:44:17.020
point where I think it's really infringing, obviously, on people's, I mean, I think it's
01:44:23.140
What event has to happen to get you to say, holy shit, they fucked us and they're going
01:44:29.720
I don't know if you could really, I'm probably already there, right?
01:44:32.960
But then the question is, if we're there, what can be done?
01:44:37.200
And that's the reason why I'm asking the questions to you, because I already think that the community
01:44:42.400
And that people have, but I hope it doesn't get much worse in terms of like military type
01:44:49.620
That's the next escalation, which is way down the line.
01:44:52.620
Let me ask you this, just as a, why do you think, and I want you to really, I want all
01:44:59.580
of you to really think about why they're doing this.
01:45:01.740
Why are they kicking so many people out of the military for refusing the vaccine?
01:45:08.140
I know the answer because, well, I mean, if you take the military, we just talked about
01:45:12.720
this last night on the way home, talk about the strength of the military and who's willing
01:45:16.120
to stand up against it, most likely the most dominant person or the strongest characteristic
01:45:22.640
And if you can eliminate those people and identify them first, then you have a military
01:45:26.420
that's much more compliant and that's much more docile.
01:45:32.080
It's happening in police and it's happening in every government agency.
01:45:35.360
They're kicking out all the people that disagree with the narrative.
01:45:39.740
So they can enforce the shit on the streets like they're doing in Australia right now.
01:45:43.860
And those motherfuckers are going to come on the streets.
01:45:46.120
So bro, they're going to come on the streets and motherfuckers with guns are going to kill
01:45:52.300
Maybe it's not an event that, you know, that they said, oh shit.
01:45:56.740
How, how long are you willing for it to be like it is for, I mean, how long are you
01:46:01.480
willing to deal with, deal with how shit is right now?
01:46:07.600
Let's say, let's say all, you know, all the Australia stuff, that shit never happens.
01:46:11.440
But are you, how long are you willing to, to continue to live how it is going right
01:46:17.120
You mean the divisiveness or the actual rules and regulations?
01:46:21.460
I mean, I'll live with it as long as it, it's not at a point where like, I don't know what
01:46:28.200
As I guess what I'm trying to say, like, I don't think it's good the way that the country
01:46:31.680
is, the way that the divisiveness and, but what is the solution?
01:46:35.880
Um, I mean, Andy was talking about his tour, which I think could be a really cool idea.
01:46:40.880
But I mean, we're talking, it's going to take a while to get past this.
01:46:44.220
Um, I think, I think it's also, I realized I just dumped some real fucking hard shit on
01:46:49.900
people whenever I've just walked out to take pee.
01:46:53.740
Uh, well, dude, like they're going to kill him.
01:46:58.220
So this is why, so I want to add to that, right?
01:47:00.920
Like, cause a lot of people are going to hear that and they're going to be like, holy fuck,
01:47:14.160
And this is why I keep harping on the same message with you guys to get involved.
01:47:20.760
If people get involved now, if they go to the school board meetings, if they educate themselves,
01:47:25.960
if they try to get involved in the civic discussions and, and start working towards
01:47:33.020
I believe we can keep all of this nasty shit from happening.
01:47:40.100
And when, when, when the smart, reasonable people on both sides of the aisle, uh, take a
01:47:46.640
fucking 20, 30 year vacation to go build their lives, we shouldn't be surprised that when
01:47:52.200
we look back, the fucking circus is running the show.
01:47:58.480
And if we get involved, regardless of, of political ideologies, um, that align with freedom,
01:48:05.620
Like if you're a communist, like you don't belong in this country, you should go to a
01:48:11.860
Like if you think communism is great, you should move to a communist country.
01:48:20.040
And we have, you know, people feel afraid to even say that, well, we have to accept all
01:48:28.320
And that ideology has killed more people than literally anything in the history of the
01:48:45.400
If we get involved, we can stop and push this shit out.
01:48:49.640
The teachers who forced these kids, like what we just watched on the video, or like that
01:48:53.940
teacher out in, uh, California, that Gabriel gate or whatever, whatever his name was, who
01:48:58.780
had a, has a hammer and sickle tattoo on his chest.
01:49:02.520
Who's standing in the, in his class, making kids pledge allegiance to the fucking Antifa
01:49:12.860
And I don't think, I don't think anybody here can disagree with that.
01:49:16.880
And we have to understand that our enemy is not liberals or people who think more left
01:49:25.620
Our enemy is people who have a whole lot of fucking money who pushing this division down
01:49:30.160
the pipe, who are making us believe that we all hate each other and who are allowing
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things that are counterproductive to American society and American freedom to infiltrate
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our, our country, not even allowing it, pushing it in.
01:49:43.240
And so like, dude, once people understand that this is not truly about health, which I think
01:49:47.660
they're starting to realize because everybody's getting sick of the tyranny, they're going to
01:49:52.560
They're going to say, well, what is this really about them?
01:49:55.680
Well, they're going to say, well, it must be Democrat Republican.
01:49:58.480
I think a lot of people are thinking that right now.
01:50:05.580
So you don't see what's actually happening, which is an insurgency of communism coming
01:50:09.400
to America that will destroy our entire country and our way of life.
01:50:13.700
No matter who you are, there's not one person out there listening to this, whose life will
01:50:21.760
And so once people wake up and here's my concern that people won't wake up to that until
01:50:27.620
And that's why I've, bro, that's why I changed the whole name of my show.
01:50:34.640
That's why I went away from talking about money all the time and success and wealth and
01:50:38.540
all this shit that I'm one of the best in the world at fucking coaching on.
01:50:41.620
The reason I went away from that is because without freedom, we don't even have a chance
01:50:52.320
Like, bro, I love the fact that you ask an interesting questions.
01:51:04.420
You know, I talk to my guys in California, Fleischman and these other dudes.
01:51:08.920
Like, but that's the, I think that's the challenge about being surrounded by so many
01:51:14.960
Like, it's hard to see these other perspectives.
01:51:20.180
Like, everybody's not thinking like us either here.
01:51:22.640
Like, there's still, you still got your people that like, no, like they have a different
01:51:27.120
Well, dude, and people will say, oh, dude, you sound like some Alex Jones conspiracy shit.
01:51:32.020
Because he's talking about motherfucking lizard people and shit.
01:51:37.800
I actually think that they put these people out there, and I'm not saying him, but I'm
01:51:41.860
saying they put these people out there who say a bunch of crazy shit to make everybody
01:51:58.380
Um, Tommy Vex posted it and showed it to me, but he was speaking up against the cops, telling
01:52:04.800
the cops, like, hey, you need to stand with the people.
01:52:06.580
And they beat the fuck out of this kid, like, almost to death, like, fractured his skull,
01:52:11.400
beat the shit out of him, because he's telling the cops, like, hey, guys, your job is to protect
01:52:20.060
And, like, that's what I'm kind of worried about now.
01:52:22.520
Now they're weeding out all these people at the police force.
01:52:25.120
They're weeding out all these people at the military.
01:52:29.660
And those compliant police and military will come on and do, they will come through the
01:52:33.920
street and do anything the government tells them.
01:52:37.480
So, you guys who are police officers and you guys who are military listening to the show,
01:52:41.200
which there's a fuck ton of you, it's very, very, very, very, very important that you
01:52:51.460
Because if you leave, if you good people leave who actually stand for, because that's
01:52:56.000
what the military and the police are designed to do.
01:52:57.660
They're designed to protect the people from the government, not protect the government from
01:53:02.700
If you guys leave and you abandon everybody and leave only the people who are willing to
01:53:08.080
do anything they say for a dollar, you are literally fucking the whole entire country
01:53:12.720
So, you guys who are in these battles, I feel for you, help you, do whatever we can
01:53:19.860
do to support, but don't leave, don't quit, organize, stand together, do what's right.
01:53:24.880
Because, dude, we have to have some leaders step up with some backbones to protect the
01:53:29.340
right of these people, because otherwise this is going to keep going and going and going
01:53:33.500
And, you know, I told you where I see it going, I'm not often wrong, you know, like
01:53:45.720
But, I mean, like, dude, all signs indicate this is where the fuck we're going.
01:53:49.660
I mean, if you study history, this shit has happened many times before.
01:53:54.460
So, you know, I know it's a hard thing to swallow and I know it's scary and I know it's
01:53:58.160
this, but that's why I'm urgent and that's why we need people to help get involved.
01:54:04.520
Like, dude, what's going on at your kid's school?
01:54:08.440
What's going on with these mandates that don't have scientific backing?
01:54:14.620
And the other thing I think that needs to be said is, like, organizations like the Blues,
01:54:19.380
Like, you guys are out there and you think you're doing the right thing.
01:54:21.840
And I understand that you've been under the gun for a couple years, but don't you think
01:54:25.480
they purposely put you under the gun so you would have to enforce these policies?
01:54:29.260
Don't you think that you are actually emboldening these communist tendencies by pushing this shit
01:54:39.600
Dude, if I owned the team, I couldn't sleep at night knowing that.
01:54:46.800
Which is exactly what they're doing in St. Louis with the Blues exactly.
01:54:51.060
I mean, the city of St. Louis hasn't given them any support for the last five years.
01:54:57.060
St. Louis City also has one of the strongest mandates that...
01:55:03.600
Here's a million dollars for your stadium upgrades.
01:55:09.700
If they came out today and said, you know what?
01:55:14.480
They'd have the best fucking year they ever have.
01:55:21.520
I would fucking donate fucking millions of dollars to their fucking organization.
01:55:28.160
I've spoken to every single business owner that has anybody in St. Louis, and they're
01:55:33.100
So, like, if they want to make a smart business decision, they'll actually stick their finger
01:55:37.680
into the street-level community and understand the temperature.
01:55:42.260
And the temperature definitely here is not mandating fucking vaccines and forcing people
01:55:47.520
to show papers and forcing people to disclose medical conditions to go to a motherfucking
01:55:53.440
The fan base of the St. Louis Blues is a blue-collar fan base.
01:56:00.020
That's where all these motherfuckers here come from.
01:56:16.540
And these blues, the guys that own the blues, are elite dudes who have lost touch with the
01:56:24.180
And it will hurt them tremendously financially if they don't come back and say, hey, you know
01:56:37.800
Because that's what America is about, isn't it?
01:56:41.680
Isn't it about making sure that you're healthy, making sure that your family's healthy, making
01:56:46.700
Like, dude, I have a major problem with the 80% of the people who are...
01:56:51.420
The stats show, 80% of the people who are fatal with COVID are fucking obese.
01:56:57.840
I have a major problem with somebody who's not willing to do shit.
01:57:01.160
When we've been locked down, our businesses have been locked down.
01:57:03.620
We've all been fucked with for 500, almost 600 days now.
01:57:14.420
We've seen a lot of people go one way or another.
01:57:16.840
We've seen a lot of people transform and lose a ton of weight and do amazing things.
01:57:27.040
Everybody has had the opportunity to get healthy.
01:57:30.740
So why the fuck are we still pandering to people who didn't?
01:57:49.340
A great man who also has had some very serious COVID hardships.
01:57:54.720
If you had the opportunity to get healthy and you didn't, you don't have a fucking dog in
01:58:14.580
If I could take control of my shit and get healthy, so the fuck can you.
01:58:18.900
So stay the fuck away from me with that argument.
01:58:22.000
You're now wanting your laziness and your lack of activity and your lack of taking personal
01:58:28.340
You want the world to bend over a barrel to accommodate you.
01:58:45.400
I can't hear it from someone who hasn't stayed at home, done nothing, contributes nothing,
01:58:52.860
doesn't take care of themselves, doesn't even take it serious.
01:58:57.580
I can put out an extreme diet program that is transformed.
01:59:01.160
That's the other thing that pisses me off about that shit, bro.
01:59:04.000
And I'm not saying this to be a fucking arrogant asshole.
01:59:07.760
There might be some people who transform more lives than us.
01:59:11.780
I don't know of a single person who's had more impact on people's fucking mental and
01:59:15.600
physical health in the last two years than myself.
01:59:18.100
And that's being, that's not being egotistical.
01:59:22.360
I have literally hundreds of millions of hashtags from that program.
01:59:36.600
I've helped them guide them to where they, where they are more healthy mentally and physically
01:59:43.300
I haven't missed fucking, I missed eight days, bro.
01:59:56.120
And you guys can poke at me all you want, but you ain't gonna find any fucking holes.
02:00:00.000
And I think if we really want to get back on track, everybody should aspire to that.
02:00:03.760
Everybody should aspire to be what they say they're about.
02:00:07.200
Everybody should aspire to take control of their own health.
02:00:09.420
Everybody should aspire and take responsibility for their physical condition and their mental
02:00:14.380
And I think if everybody did that, things will look a lot better.
02:00:20.220
I think we should, you know, part of your, part of the tour and the concept of the tour
02:00:25.540
is to, you know, show the importance of capitalism, right?
02:00:28.700
I think the other thing after, after the, I'm sorry to interrupt you.
02:00:46.660
Here's one thing I thought about while we're having this conversation.
02:00:48.680
I think it would be good to have people who have different viewpoints to come on that
02:00:54.020
And that's like, like Jason, we don't see everything exactly the same, but I feel very
02:00:59.720
Like, I feel like we had a productive conversation.
02:01:15.940
And we can sit next to each other and we can share a burrito.
02:01:19.560
No, I think, you know, talk about, you know, doing your part, right?
02:01:25.860
I think a huge part of this is, you know, when you look at brick and mortar, brick and
02:01:34.140
The big player, Amazon's won big in the last, you know, 700 days.
02:01:38.420
I think, you know, they have small business Saturday and I've been actually meaning to
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talk to you about this, but I think, you know, we should take an initiative.
02:01:44.800
Maybe it's the month of October to say whether it's not, I'm not canceling Amazon.
02:01:48.340
That's not, I'm not part of the cancel culture, but it's like, hey, can you shop locally
02:01:51.680
Can you make the decision, the inconvenient decision to make it a little bit harder to go support
02:01:57.860
Maybe it's an ace true value hardware store versus Home Depot.
02:02:04.480
But I think, you know, playing your role in society, that's a small role that we can all
02:02:09.500
You know, supporting the local CEO, you know, who's not, you know, I mean, you guys, to
02:02:14.000
be a small business owner, man, that's fucking hard.
02:02:16.940
And it's been really fucking hard the last two years.
02:02:19.180
And I think identifying that, that, hey man, these people have stuck it out.
02:02:25.960
Well, you can help the local guy and taking the opportunity to go spend dollars locally
02:02:30.300
goes a long way in creating a better economy for your, for your local economy.
02:02:35.120
And I think, you know, when you look at that, you know, when you start talking about how
02:02:39.240
Cause not everybody has $300,000 to pull back from an organization and advertising.
02:02:44.420
No, but you have 50 to pull back from Amazon to go give to your local guy who's likely
02:02:51.720
I think, you know, you can hear, by the way I talk, like I'm not, look, there's a lot of
02:02:54.920
different opinions on vaccine, unvaccinated, this, that, but I think what's in our control,
02:02:59.760
Is, I mean, yes, you can go get vaccinated, not vaccinated, but this, this tension on these
02:03:06.080
challenges we've seen in society and even with COVID, right.
02:03:08.780
What's complete in our control is I think people need to take ownership in their own
02:03:12.360
Like we're talking about, I think a lot of people want to talk about wearing masks, getting
02:03:17.920
But if you're going to talk about that, that's fine.
02:03:19.860
And if you're, if you're a believer in it, that's okay.
02:03:21.980
Um, but then in conjunction, you also need to talk about what you could do for yourself,
02:03:26.780
Taking care of your fitness, making sure you're going out for walks, getting in your exercise
02:03:34.280
And I think that's, that's really important for people to understand is that I think we get so
02:03:38.520
wrapped up in this conversation, which I, it's a very important conversation.
02:03:42.060
But then we have a tendency to take away things that, that are actually in our control because
02:03:45.920
it's easier for us to deflect on the things that are outside of our control necessarily.
02:03:49.600
What's in our control is taking care of ourselves.
02:03:51.360
And it's a, you know, it's a 24 hour a day, 365 thing.
02:03:55.160
And being in better shape is going to help you vaccinated or unvaccinated.
02:04:06.980
And I think everybody else should go out there and go start with walking and then start getting
02:04:18.480
Hey, listen, listen, I want you to know like these kinds of conversations, they make me
02:04:26.300
Like I needed to hear from someone who maybe didn't necessarily see it as bad as I saw it,
02:04:32.940
And like, I really fucking dude, like I loved you before, but man, I really love you now.
02:04:38.380
I would come over here and give you a big old hug.
02:04:40.260
But like, but like my thing is, is like, that's important guys.
02:04:44.460
I know a lot of you guys think I'm this hot dude who only like hot tempered dude.
02:04:50.020
I am a hot dude, but like, but like, uh, this hot tempered guys, you know, you can't
02:04:59.300
And I think people need to hear things like this, you know?
02:05:02.440
Um, so I really appreciate you coming on today.
02:05:05.640
I mean, came out for a hundred mile bike ride and ended up, uh, chatting about life, little,
02:05:17.080
I think this is probably one of my favorite shows actually.
02:05:22.560
Not, not, not online, not from some fucking bot, right?
02:05:25.580
Like from a real human who has real concerns, who has a good human, who's a great human.
02:05:33.900
Like, like, go have these conversations because I'm sure you do have a neighbor down, down
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the block that probably thinks a little bit different.
02:05:41.040
And you know, hopefully they don't, you know, they're a lot more respectful, like, like
02:05:44.620
this conversation is, and hopefully it doesn't go sideways, but you'll never know
02:05:48.420
So I think my final thought, I want to touch back on sales thing.
02:05:52.920
I think, unfortunately, we're in a situation where we have to let our dollars do the talking
02:05:57.100
and it's important to support companies that you align with right now because everybody's
02:06:04.240
And so, you know, if you really want these companies to respect your views, you're going
02:06:10.980
to have to spend dollars with companies that appreciate who the fuck you are and what you
02:06:15.380
And so I think that's a big move that can really change a lot of things.
02:06:20.500
You know, Aaron Wagner, a good buddy of mine, made a good point on his Instagram yesterday
02:06:23.760
that, you know, most companies operate between a five and 20% margin.
02:06:28.040
So like they can't afford to lose 20% of their customer base.
02:06:31.280
And a lot of these, a lot of these organizations and companies are getting very cavalier with
02:06:38.640
Guys, business is hard with a hundred percent possible customers.
02:06:41.940
When you subdivide your customer base into, let's just say 60, 40 or 70, 30, or even 50,
02:06:52.160
And so a lot of you businesses out there don't understand what the fuck you're doing because
02:06:59.200
I can tell you this, that shit is not coming in my body.
02:07:05.260
I'm willing to eat food that I'm willing to not go out and have a good time.
02:07:08.580
I'm willing to suffer for everybody's health, but I'm not putting some shit in my body to
02:07:13.100
fucking that, that, that I think I believe after my research, I trust myself and that
02:07:21.740
So, you know, as much as I hate the cancel culture and I hate that shit, I think it is
02:07:27.620
important, you know, to, to, to support people and companies that you align with and what they
02:07:33.620
And I don't think it's, I don't think you should be discouraging people from, uh, you
02:07:37.640
know, going somewhere that they believe, but I think that we should all be working towards
02:07:42.160
supporting people that they believe and, and, and, uh, support, because I think that's the
02:07:46.960
only way we're going to get back and, and show that, you know, 80% of the people in America
02:07:54.060
Jason, you might have different views, but you still respect the freedom.
02:07:57.440
I also feel for the businesses that are, that are put in a really difficult position.
02:08:00.940
Like I, I really, really do like myself included.
02:08:03.800
It's a really difficult decision if you, if your business.
02:08:06.560
And then there's also some, you said that as a business owner, you also need to know
02:08:11.080
There's a, there's a current vaccine mandate there.
02:08:13.820
The restaurant owners came together and I, if I'm not mistaken on this, they actually,
02:08:17.680
they're okay with it because they believe more patrons will come in knowing that everybody
02:08:22.940
there has their vaccine in that particular area.
02:08:25.540
But, but I, you know, I, I, I don't envy the position for any business owner, including
02:08:29.420
ourselves, because it, it puts your back up against the wall to isolate one demographic
02:08:34.640
There's plenty of people that feel the way you do.
02:08:36.380
There's plenty of people that feel the opposite way.
02:08:38.540
And as a business, like you're saying, it's already hard enough.
02:08:41.080
And now we're being put in this impossible situation.
02:08:44.320
Where you're damned if you do, damned if you don't type of thing.
02:08:46.480
Back to your point with the, with the, the hockey team, right?
02:08:54.580
If you wanted the entire country to be dependent on the government, let's say you were trying
02:08:58.420
to install a communist regime where most people are dependent on the government.
02:09:02.760
Wouldn't it make sense to destroy small businesses and make it impossible for them to succeed?
02:09:09.340
They're doing a good job of making it very difficult.
02:09:13.560
I'm not saying it is what it is, but I'm just asking something to think about, right?
02:09:35.140
And yeah, if you want to check out some of our gyms, our online programs, NC Fit.
02:09:44.280
You can find on Amazon, the audio version on Audible, As Many Reps As Possible.
02:09:49.340
Actually, after I was on the show years ago, man, I got so much feedback from it.
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I really appreciate you giving me the opportunity.
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He represents what I think the best parts of America are.