REAL AF with Andy Frisella - October 28, 2021


160. Q&AF： Brilliant Ideas, Tattoo Meanings & Afterlife


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In this episode, we discuss the recent illness outbreak that hit our family and how we managed to get through it. We also discuss how we dealt with it and what we did to make sure our daughter was taken care of.

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00:00:00.000 what's up guys it's andy priscilla and this is the show for the realists say goodbye to the
00:00:21.080 lies the fitness and delusions of modern society welcome to motherfucking reality
00:00:25.860 guys today what are we doing here q and a f today we're doing a q and a f let's see how that works
00:00:31.500 uh before i get into the q and a f like to remind you of the fee fee is extremely important because
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00:00:43.580 the show if you get value from it uh you know put in your story put in a post cool more importantly
00:00:51.560 talk to people about it you know have conversations about it have conversations about what we're
00:00:55.840 talking about and our points of view uh and the lessons that we teach regarding how to win um
00:01:00.860 because they're valuable and we'd appreciate it if you shared them so with that being said you guys do
00:01:06.280 a good job of that by the way i just want to say that you know i appreciate we've been able to keep
00:01:10.180 a top you know five show on itunes for fucking seven eight what is it so 15 whatever six years 0.98
00:01:18.940 seven years almost uh based off a word of mouth you know and that's how i like to do it uh that's
00:01:25.320 how i teach that's how i teach business building is through doing such a good job that people will
00:01:31.180 naturally talk about you and that's what i hope to do here as well uh but i do like to remind you
00:01:35.740 guys that you know we depend on you so share the shit all right yeah uh what do we got today bro 0.80
00:01:44.120 we got three questions and guys you guys know how this works i asked andy three questions he has
00:01:48.460 no idea what these are um and you guys do an awesome job of emailing your questions in as
00:01:52.880 always email them to ask andy at andy for seller.com and uh with that being said let's get into it all
00:01:58.960 right so number one so obviously you're what are you eating over there oh i'm glad you asked
00:02:04.460 first form uh protein sticks look at you yeah look at you did you practice that i didn't but uh
00:02:11.160 that's pretty good yeah i mean they're fucking delicious and i don't know why sal brought me
00:02:15.100 three why you got about 700 calories i told him i was gonna grab one of those is a meal bro
00:02:20.940 yeah i know that's one and a half for you i'm like i can't fucking do it all right how's it how's the 0.89
00:02:25.040 program going uh so it's funny you say that so i'm i'm restarting today oh really i got sick as
00:02:31.740 fuck over this past weekend yeah i know you said that but i didn't know if you're really sick or you 0.95
00:02:35.860 playing hooky no no bro i was fucking done yeah like i mean i i said i laid in the bed for about 0.98
00:02:40.660 fucking 12 hours really oh yeah that so ryan got rsv it was uh two days into daycare she got 0.82
00:02:46.500 the fauci fauci virus no it wasn't that funny story though so we i we did have to take her to
00:02:51.640 the urgent care saturday night so ryan got sick she got sick from daycare right i mean it's kids
00:02:56.000 daycare is a fucking cesspit yeah this is what it is right like i i acknowledge that i know it we're 0.94
00:03:00.100 good um but saturday night her fever went over 100 i'm like all right urgent care time let's go
00:03:05.700 this one right down the street from the house and so we're getting there and i'm like you know
00:03:08.220 preparing myself i'm like all right we're not fucking doing this mass shit they ask to stick 0.97
00:03:11.780 something up her fucking nose we're not doing it i mean i was like we're you know we're getting 0.99
00:03:15.160 riled up getting ready for this shit like we're about to go to war yeah and we go in there's not 0.78
00:03:19.200 even a mask on the the lady checking us in she didn't say one fucking word go to that uh all access 1.00
00:03:24.800 urgent care uh the cardinal glennon urgent care okay uh test you know 21 in butler hill it's okay
00:03:30.660 brand new yeah it's new all right new it's fucking both ones they both run a good operation they're 0.90
00:03:35.120 awesome you know they didn't they didn't say one fucking word yeah they the moment we walked in 0.94
00:03:39.820 all they cared about was ryan making sure that she was good they didn't none of this political
00:03:43.100 shit none of the shit and it was cool even going back the doctor and the np they were great they
00:03:47.580 didn't push any crazy shit like it was very very refreshing that's good but i got sick as fuck so 0.94
00:03:52.440 and alex is working through some shit now too but but dude i don't know what the fuck they got 0.91
00:03:56.040 in them daycares but it's something and it got me yeah so um you know sunday i was able to manage
00:04:01.220 to get my shit done but then monday man i woke up and it was almost like 10 times worse today i feel 0.82
00:04:05.120 fine yeah um you might want to light saw the mic down a little bit but yeah i feel good overall
00:04:09.040 you know but this uh today's back today one today's back today all right yeah so i'm not i'm not fucking 0.98
00:04:13.760 stopping am i gonna take a break out no i'm gonna push that's how it's supposed to do how many days
00:04:17.120 were you in 30 31 actually yeah all right well that should get you we should get you down to your
00:04:22.620 275 goal in this oh that's where i'm going bro listen i'm not there's no fucking yeah i'm going 0.99
00:04:27.260 yeah um but yeah so day one today and uh i'm right back on it man yesterday was just fucking 0.94
00:04:32.660 it was literally impossible for me to move like i was hurting so um yeah all right so question so
00:04:39.100 question so obviously andy you're you're you're a motherfucking ceo you're a boss right and i saw 0.95
00:04:43.660 this question was it was interesting because this is not from a it is from a perspective of a of a
00:04:48.540 business owner but more so from an employee side right so as an employee how should that employee
00:04:54.120 handle bringing ideas to you right how does that employee handle bringing ideas uh to their
00:04:59.540 leadership to their ownership when it contradicts what their ownerships and leadership's values or
00:05:05.160 beliefs are at that time right so you know my boss said we're going to do a but i think b is better
00:05:09.980 because of x y and z like so how should that employee present that uh dude that's a really good
00:05:14.000 question because that matters um a lot of employees like to do this thing where they see the other
00:05:23.340 side of the coin and they want to bring it to the the decision maker because they think it's going
00:05:28.540 to make them more valuable right um and they do this before they have a comprehensive understanding of
00:05:35.920 why things are done the way they are so what people have to understand i think it's very good to have
00:05:42.160 input i think it's very good to contribute i think it's very good to think about things and how they
00:05:49.100 could be done differently to produce a better result but i think it's also important to have
00:05:53.720 a comprehensive understanding of why things are done the way they are done because a lot of times
00:05:58.520 newer employees come with these like ideas right what they don't realize is like yeah motherfucker we
00:06:04.740 had those ideas about 10 years ago and they didn't work it happened to me i did right i get it so
00:06:09.220 so that's what people so people's ignorance and lack of experience uh leads them to come with things
00:06:15.960 that have already been thought of yeah and that could be avoided by checking yourself and thinking
00:06:22.800 okay well why are they done this way now and it's impossible that this idea that i have could have
00:06:28.040 already been done and to think through those things before you go present it to your decision maker
00:06:33.640 whoever that boss is right so when you go to present it um understand that you should have all
00:06:41.100 thought through those things like the worst kind of person to me dude is the is the person who's
00:06:45.260 trying to come in make an impression they want to seem like they're real smart and they keep coming
00:06:50.020 to you with all these ideas it's like bro you started here a week ago i've been doing this for
00:06:53.200 23 fucking years right you think i haven't thought of that shit the fuck out of my face right for real 0.98
00:06:58.040 it's annoying i get it so having an awareness of what has taken place before you ever even stepped
00:07:06.940 into this building yeah it's probably a good thing to have okay now i know that sounds super
00:07:12.860 discouraging people like well fuck dude i don't want to shut up right say shit that's not what i'm 0.93
00:07:16.760 saying so let's just say you've worked through that scenario and you've fought through those things
00:07:21.380 how should you present that to the decision maker the best way to do that is to to go up to them or go
00:07:28.880 in their office or wherever they are and say hey why do we do things this way and ask them why we do
00:07:37.200 things the way that we do them because in that explanation will probably tell you why the idea
00:07:44.860 that you think is so great probably doesn't work okay now if you hear the explanation we say hey why
00:07:51.140 do we do this thing um the next question would be okay why don't we do it this way all right so now
00:08:00.080 you've taken it from oh i'm so ego i've had this great idea and you're a stupid boss and instead of 0.87
00:08:06.820 you like trying to put uh this uneducated idea onto them and making yourself look stupid yeah you just
00:08:14.140 ask them in a way that offers them a simple answer right okay well why don't we do it this way
00:08:20.140 because i would think this one might be a good way to do it right okay now you have an opening where
00:08:26.520 there's no ego right like now we're in a conversation about why we do and why we don't
00:08:31.180 and there's not like this guard up i feel like there's a guard up with the 100 so now you've got
00:08:36.620 a conversation going of trying to find the best solution so like if you came to me and you said
00:08:41.200 well why don't we do it this way i would say well here we used to do it this this is most likely
00:08:45.500 what's going to happen we did it this way or we used to do it this way the way you're
00:08:49.900 thinking yeah and it didn't work here's what happened and here's why yeah okay uh sometimes
00:08:55.400 you're going to get a response of man i don't know i never thought about like that that's a good idea
00:09:00.660 i'm going to think about that that's a win right like okay so someone comes to me and i say that to
00:09:05.320 them um usually it's it's caused me to think right which is makes me value that employee more
00:09:13.260 right yeah so right now i'm thinking okay this person's smart they're thinking outside the box
00:09:18.200 yeah but when this person approached me with that other tone of like hey i got this idea
00:09:22.220 i think you're a fucking idiot yeah you see what i'm saying so really this is all about the approach 0.99
00:09:27.680 this is about how i understand and have a comprehensive understanding of why we do things
00:09:34.040 and why we don't do certain things before you ever take the idea to someone who's uh your main
00:09:39.660 decision maker and understand that you know the best way to approach it is in a way of like hey
00:09:46.600 man can you explain to me why we do this because i i get it but have we ever thought about this
00:09:52.520 those are the best conversations i've found you know what i'm saying when you run in as the new guy
00:09:57.660 trying to make an impression and you talk to someone who's been grinding it out for a decade or more
00:10:02.340 and you think you've got all the answers figured out just by the the lack of time you've put in
00:10:06.880 now you may hit a home run and come up with something good but i'm going to tell you
00:10:10.540 99 of the time the shit you're about to sputter is going to make you look stupid 0.89
00:10:16.460 it just is yeah and and and that can brand you for life yeah in your business right like like
00:10:22.880 there's people here like dude remember that guy who came in and asked me that thing about my brother
00:10:26.880 remember oh how he's gonna yeah yeah and like dude i'm getting to south yeah and i'm like forever
00:10:32.720 this guy's an idiot yeah right you know what i'm saying yeah and um that's a hard thing to break 0.87
00:10:39.060 yeah so make sure that you're doing your fucking critical thinking in your homework and ask in the 0.78
00:10:44.460 right way that's the best way to get things across i i i do that with my peers or even with my
00:10:49.920 subordinates people who i people who i'm in charge of i'll ask them explain to me why we're doing it
00:10:56.500 this way right you know and they'll say oh it just sounds better yeah and then yeah well have
00:11:00.440 we thought about doing it this way or why don't we do it this way and that's that's a way that's a
00:11:04.800 good way to lead and introduce ideas i think that keeps everybody's ego uh not only in check but
00:11:10.860 protected right you know what i'm saying that's awesome all right question number two ego doesn't
00:11:16.400 have any place in those kind of conversations by the way i'm talking to you from a realist perspective
00:11:23.100 yeah ideally your leader and you should be able to put ego aside to find the best solution
00:11:28.880 i'm just trying to warn you how to not look like a dumb ass okay and understand the reality that 0.79
00:11:35.120 people do have egos sometimes you could have the best idea in the world and the motherfucker making
00:11:39.360 the decision is going to look at you and be like fuck you you see i'm saying yeah because of the way 0.93
00:11:43.840 you produce you you uh present also stain you because then you walk around thinking your idea is
00:11:47.840 dumb or whatever it is that's right so a lot of it has to do with just really being good communicator
00:11:53.100 and aware all right dope all right question number two so this is something i know because i've you
00:12:00.900 know i'm with you all the time right i've seen your shirt off all that stuff you have a shit ton of 0.85
00:12:04.760 tattoos yeah so can we just you know spend a couple of minutes talking about your tattoos like what was
00:12:08.980 your first tattoo you ever had and what was your most recent one what do they mean to you just
00:12:13.200 yeah people are asking about the tats that's really yeah i never get asked about that well because
00:12:18.900 i feel like you see them enough to like to want to know more i've got hundreds of hours of tattoo
00:12:23.700 work um what was your first one i've got uh this the the piece that i have between my wrist and my
00:12:30.100 on my inner forearm on my left arm between my wrist and my elbow and my first one um you know and
00:12:38.260 it just went from there you know what i'm saying like i just i got into it uh growing up i always
00:12:44.860 thought tattoos were cool but i never knew knew what i wanted um i didn't get tattooed my first
00:12:49.740 tattoo i didn't get till i was 34 oh wow yeah so like um you know i i was always of the school of
00:12:57.920 like oh you know we come from a classic uh more traditional type family in that regard my dad was
00:13:05.500 very anti-tattoo growing up you know i was taught that people with tattoos were losers you know what i'm
00:13:10.580 saying um and i still remember when i got my first tattoo my dad saw it i could tell he was a
00:13:16.140 little irritated you know what i'm saying yeah but like that's their era yeah right like that's their
00:13:21.680 era and um it's funny how i got my first one uh rob bailey who's a good buddy of mine um flag nor fail
00:13:30.740 uh you guys know rob he he texted me a picture of his friend uh randomly and said dude my my buddy is
00:13:41.040 the best tattoo artist on earth and i saw the picture and i was like holy fuck that's some good 0.61
00:13:45.680 shit that's what i want yeah and i knew instantly this is who i wanted to work do my work after all
00:13:50.840 that time thinking about it right so uh i called him up i text him and we started talking and he was
00:13:57.640 came to my house literally the next week wow so like i didn't have time moving quick yeah like i
00:14:02.620 didn't really have time to think about it yeah and um you know we uh we we did a prometheus uh on
00:14:11.980 this part of my arm and then it just went from there and we went from thing to thing to thing and
00:14:17.600 uh you know for those of you who don't know prometheus he was uh in in mythology the creator of
00:14:25.380 made men of clay and uh that's a lot of what i do right like i mold people um that's my job these
00:14:32.600 days my job is to mold you guys my job is to mold these young people here um and so it was appropriate
00:14:38.620 for me and then i did uh i did an athena on the back side of my arm um i did nike the goddess of
00:14:46.180 victory up on the top part of my arm and then it just went like yeah i did my whole back i got my
00:14:51.140 whole thigh uh from knee to hip um you know i've got my chest done like it i i formed a really good
00:14:59.240 relationship with my tattoo artists and you know we're buddies he's done all your work yeah yeah i
00:15:03.760 haven't had any other tattoo artists so his name's eric marcinizen and uh he's coming here to do uh rib
00:15:09.620 piece on me uh here at the end of november oh shit yeah eric's awesome too yeah he's a really cool dude 0.61
00:15:14.960 and honestly bro like we tattooed it like more so now like you know it's more so we want to hang
00:15:22.740 out right so it's like you know and and once you start getting tattooed you start like once you have
00:15:30.020 so much coverage you almost forget that you have it like it's it's so normal it becomes you yeah and
00:15:36.160 so like when you're younger and you're thinking like oh fuck dude i gotta think all these i wanted 0.72
00:15:40.460 the right thing and this has got to look perfect and this and that as you become more tattooed
00:15:45.360 you care less about what's on you and more about like this like who did it what it looks like um
00:15:53.060 you know and you don't like overthink it like it's just kind of like it's a it's a cool process to be a
00:15:58.920 part of yeah and so you know it's just something i i've got into and i never really thought i would
00:16:04.420 be one of these people that's like almost covered in tattoos but it's fucking dope like i mean 0.87
00:16:08.260 because that's the thing like i really never thought that yeah when i when i look at you
00:16:11.540 it's like and to be clear guys these this is not like andy doesn't have fucking live laugh love on 0.78
00:16:16.140 this fucking no it's art this is real fucking art yeah and it's a long process so i saw the last 0.97
00:16:21.320 the thigh piece you did i sat there i mean you yeah you fucking it was four full days of like 12 13 0.99
00:16:26.420 hour yeah yeah we never sat so eric is a is a guy who he'll come to you like you come to your house
00:16:32.440 and do it um it's it's very expensive he's at the top of the game price wise
00:16:37.160 anybody who knows tattoo industry knows where eric is he's at the very very top it's all black and gray
00:16:42.900 um you know for a day a day just for one day which is an eight hour day you know uh it's i don't even
00:16:52.160 want to say what it is because it's it's considerable and then you throw into like hundreds of hours of
00:16:59.140 work um because we're we're in him and i figured it out last time we're somewhere around 250 hours
00:17:05.380 it's insane yeah and uh but you got to think of it too like dude that's a cosmetic procedure it's like
00:17:11.340 you like for me i wanted the best i wanted to wait till i could get really good work before i got any
00:17:17.300 and now you know i'm really happy with what i have like i'm totally like there's not ever a time where
00:17:22.540 i walk through a area like you know a pool or a beach or wherever i might be and not like i never
00:17:29.800 think like oh fuck dude my tattoos are shitty like i already know like they're the shit no you're walking 0.96
00:17:34.240 i'm saying picasso yeah right so you know it's real art it's just a new a different medium and
00:17:40.540 what people think of well i think socially it's become way more acceptable oh for sure i think
00:17:44.900 it's which is good to see like you see the military opening relaxing the stand well look dude i i think
00:17:49.520 it's more rare to not have tattoos i don't think everybody needs tattoos and i think people should
00:17:53.460 wait until they know for sure what they want to get yeah you know like you do have to look at that
00:17:57.460 shit every day you do have to fucking look at yourself every day like you better make sure you fucking 0.94
00:18:02.200 like it like a lot of these dudes go out and get spongebob square pants shit like and then they're 0.84
00:18:07.120 like fuck dude like you look like a clown later you know i'm saying so like i think it's important 0.94
00:18:13.000 to really like i don't want it to sound like oh yeah it's just whatever but like find someone good
00:18:18.920 you know work through the ideas make sure they make sense for you don't copy someone else's swag come
00:18:26.100 up with your own shit and um i think it's a really it's a really enjoyable process i i like it yeah 0.64
00:18:33.840 so uh and and it's you know it's i don't know it's something i never really thought i would
00:18:40.900 have or be but it is and it's funny too because like i forget i have them yeah like i forget i
00:18:48.660 fucking forget yeah you know so uh yeah all right question number three so this one's gonna get 0.85
00:18:56.560 maybe a little deep but a lot of people i know a lot of people are gonna love you this answer so
00:19:01.700 very very simple question what happens after you die man you know uh something happens um
00:19:12.080 and i'm not talking like you decompose and die uh i've had enough experiences in my life
00:19:17.740 uh paranormal that have 100 convinced me that there is something after that
00:19:26.560 uh i've had instances with uh you know where god's truly come through for me okay so i believe in that
00:19:34.760 um and i'm very much so i mean we live in missouri dude this is the show me state so like i'm not
00:19:40.440 like i'm a skeptical person so like i have to really see something to believe it and um
00:19:46.160 dude i had a fucking experience the other night bro scared the fuck out of me dude uh 0.99
00:19:52.120 you know i i live in a historical property um it used to belong to ulysses s grant who was the 18th
00:19:59.600 president of the united states um you know back when in his day he owned this property that i live on
00:20:05.160 and uh i was down in the basement of our house and we've had all kinds of weird shit dude like we've 0.69
00:20:10.980 had we have a video you've seen the video we have this video seen some shit yeah we have this video 0.80
00:20:15.900 of a baby carriage that we use for our dogs um literally pushing itself uh across the cobblestones
00:20:25.140 and the bricks wind can't blow a like i'll show the video we'll show it on it we want to do a real af
00:20:34.320 ghost edition yeah uh because this shit is like it'll go super viral because it's one of the most 0.62
00:20:39.560 convincing paranormal videos i've ever seen agreed and i haven't shared it anywhere and neither like
00:20:44.160 em i haven't even had emily text me the video because i don't want it even out there right
00:20:49.720 she's the only person who has it yeah it's on her phone that's it and um but i had this experience
00:20:55.360 the other night bro uh i was down in our basement and we have this area between the finished area and
00:21:02.480 then like a utility room and in our utility room uh we have like a pantry right like a freezer and
00:21:09.480 and pantry and all this shit so i was down there getting some shit it was like fucking i don't 0.99
00:21:14.580 know probably 10 o'clock 11 o'clock at night and emily went outside to let the dogs out before we went
00:21:23.000 to bed and uh so i was in the house alone and i was down there and i was walking into the basement
00:21:30.620 and uh i i felt weird i felt like it felt it just felt fucking weird yeah like somebody was watching 0.80
00:21:40.020 me or like you ever know that feeling where your hair stands up like for no fucking reason it felt 0.88
00:21:44.760 like that when i was walking in and i grabbed uh i think i was getting a pack of beef jerky is what i
00:21:51.340 was getting i grabbed the beef jerky i started to walk out and the the doors to go into that unfinished
00:21:57.880 area are french doors so they they they open together right and i got like three feet outside
00:22:05.580 of the door um from coming back out of the utility room and the fucking door slammed three times 0.99
00:22:13.000 hard dude as hard as someone could slam it like my size or your size fuck that like it was like boom 0.96
00:22:19.880 boom boom like and like dude it fucking froze me yeah it froze and fuck that no no bro listen i froze 0.98
00:22:27.640 i've never been ever in my life ever ever ever as scared as i was in that fucking moment like it felt 0.92
00:22:34.180 like i was about to be attacked is what it felt like and my fucking all my hair stood up i fucking 0.99
00:22:42.520 got so scared that i fucking froze and i don't give a fuck what any of you motherfuckers say like that's 0.98
00:22:48.420 never happened to me before where i got so terrified i fucking froze and it took like every ounce 0.93
00:22:55.760 of my mind to get my body to even move like it was the weirdest sensation i never felt before in my
00:23:02.960 life i went upstairs and i didn't run dude i like it was like i had to like consciously force my body
00:23:09.700 to take these steps jesus to get outside that's like you know how that is in my house right upstairs
00:23:15.940 through the kitchen yeah back out the back room yeah like every step i had to like think about
00:23:21.640 and i got outside and and and i just looked at emily and she's like what's wrong i couldn't
00:23:25.920 fucking talk jeez she's like what's wrong and i i like like that's how fucking terrified i was it 0.97
00:23:31.480 wasn't it wasn't the door slamming it wasn't like the air conditioner right like this was fucking 0.99
00:23:37.840 something really not good and it scared the fucking shit out of me so because of things like that and 0.93
00:23:44.860 i've had other situations like that in my life uh not to that extent of like bad things like other
00:23:52.140 things have just happened and i've seen them and i have stories and we'll save those for that show
00:23:56.840 but um there's something else and i don't know you know i've always thought that a lot of what they
00:24:07.920 talk about in the afterlife is a bait to and this is my honest belief i've always thought they tell
00:24:17.740 these stories um to to create morality in society right so we don't have fucking just crazy shit going 0.81
00:24:25.480 on for sure which every society has to have a set of morals which uh you know that's a lot of what
00:24:31.760 we've been talking about lately but so i've always been of the opinion that these stories have maybe
00:24:38.980 been to create this illusion of something after so that you will behave when you're here right
00:24:45.920 but bro the more i look into it the older i get and a lot of people who are younger will say yeah
00:24:51.700 that's because you're questioning your own mortality no it has nothing to do with what i feel about myself
00:24:56.940 no like i was not aware for millions of years before i was born bro and i wasn't mad about it
00:25:04.140 you know what i'm saying like we don't know yeah so that's what happens if that's what happens after
00:25:09.520 you die do you really fucking care do you really know you know i'm saying yeah there's if that's what 0.96
00:25:15.140 the worst thing to be afraid of is what difference does it really make so but i have seen enough as
00:25:21.900 i've gotten older and experienced life to where i could truly truly truly say that i believe 100
00:25:28.500 there's a god i believe 100 there's universal quantum physical powers that have to do with god
00:25:35.260 that create reality in our existence and i believe 100 that there's something that happens afterwards
00:25:41.300 now to answer the question what
00:25:45.260 i don't know but i could tell you that i've had enough personal experience and i think you guys
00:25:53.140 trust me enough to know that i wouldn't fucking bullshit you um to say those three definitive 0.93
00:25:59.220 things you know yes there's a god yes there's quantum physical metaphysical properties in the
00:26:04.400 universe that are probably related to god and uh you know there's something afterwards you know
00:26:13.720 sean whalen and i took a famous photograph at uh billy g's i remember this that has a ghost yeah
00:26:19.600 and uh you know that was another situation where we caught something on actually on camera um i had
00:26:28.360 a situation at my old house where i lived in springfield missouri so i mean i've had a lot of
00:26:33.000 these weird these weird things and they've been going on my whole life like uh i think i've always
00:26:37.880 been more open to these things um and i think the more you open to them the more you see more it
00:26:45.020 comes yeah yeah for sure uh so yeah that's my that's where i'm at on it you know and i know that's a
00:26:52.600 long way around saying that but i don't know but i know there's something and i think it's a good idea
00:26:57.960 to live your life as if there's something and all those things they tell us about being a good person
00:27:04.540 are true for a couple reasons one um it's a good way to live yeah you know it helps other people
00:27:10.580 live cohesively and in harmony and happy and helpful and it's a good way are you going to be
00:27:16.100 perfect on all those things all the time probably not but that's the point of life what'd you learn
00:27:20.180 how'd you improve what did you what did you know what i'm saying yeah um and then you know
00:27:25.940 understanding that uh you know if you live that way and it is that way you're a good spot yeah you
00:27:32.880 know what i'm saying he will be slamming doors in any basement so yeah so like dude i you know
00:27:37.240 and a lot of people will a lot of younger people have been brought up to belief that's all bullshit
00:27:41.060 and this and that but like dude look man i'm 42 years old now i've seen a lot of shit i've had a lot 0.68
00:27:47.440 of shit happen and enough to convince me a very skeptical realist person that this shit is real
00:27:53.880 and uh nobody could convince me otherwise like you could sit there and tell me you know
00:27:59.520 bro it's my belief yeah you know i'm saying so i actually think that's a big problem in society
00:28:08.500 right now i think people have lost faith in god and the moral compass is definitely out well that
00:28:14.420 well and that comes from the apathy towards towards god and living a higher purpose life because when
00:28:20.240 you don't think there's any repercussions for what the fuck you do why why would you keep your line in 0.90
00:28:24.200 check you see what i'm saying yeah so i think you know i i think a lot of people here uh especially
00:28:30.640 in this point in time in history are going to be really fucked up later on in life over some of the 0.92
00:28:34.540 shit they've been living but you know that's the point of life dude recognize you've been living wrong
00:28:39.160 try to make it right and and and be good from there on out and use those lessons to help other people
00:28:44.200 achieve the same thing that's that's how i kind of see it yeah that's real well guys that's three
00:28:49.540 now go pay the fee yeah three and pay the fee yeah all right all right guys i love you guys i
00:28:55.940 appreciate you guys i'll talk to you next time
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