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00:12:08.100love that uh marcella what do you think about that clip um that he had good he has good ideas
00:12:19.520i mean he went to their house uh and and one of the things that was asked in that interview
00:12:24.340is you know how are you going to improve skid row and all that and one of the things he he
00:12:30.980he shockingly told David Friedberg is that it's Skid Row is tire Los Angeles now it's not just
00:12:39.980in downtown LA it's Santa Monica Venice somebody yesterday or two days ago with us some some I don't
00:12:50.480know who it was they ran away they had a samurai sword and they almost chopped up someone's arm
00:12:56.420while they were walking in bennis beach you know so bennis beach is like really expensive areas
00:13:04.360uh it's shocking how uh it's come to this but um i'm hoping that there will be
00:13:14.400uh secret spencer pratt voters because there's this pressure by a lot of democrats to vote
00:13:24.680democrat and to keep it going because what they argue is and i think joel talked about this is
00:13:31.960oh all of this is is president trump's like this is why uh and one of the things that people forget
00:13:40.280is that there's been a lot of ice raids in california and los angeles and it's caused
00:13:46.520people to be anti-federal government anti-ice because it wasn't people that were criminals it
00:13:53.320It was just like your everyday hotel waiter, whatever it was, taken away.
00:13:58.440And one thing that President Trump and most Republicans don't understand is that the people that are legally here have family that are legally here.
00:14:09.260And so there's, you know, because they had kids or, you know, or family that was residents, alien, whatever it is.
00:14:16.340So a lot of people that can vote have family that was deported.
00:14:20.580it. So that's, that's what would, I would think would affect him, but maybe there'll be secrets.
00:14:28.120Spencer Pratt voters. I don't think people who want law and order. I think, I think people,
00:14:36.920I should say people that want law and order, they're going to vote for Pratt. Like the people
00:14:41.460that are looking around, like, okay, like this, like we've run amok, like we've destroyed the
00:14:48.020place, you know, that we're supposed to love where we live. So I feel like anybody who wants law and
00:14:53.300order and wants to be safe and clean up or whatever, you have no choice, literally. And I
00:15:00.260think that he's doing a pretty good job talking to the unions also, to the union, the people that
00:15:05.320vote with the unions and the unions. I don't have that clip. I just wanted to do one clip, but
00:15:11.280he's like he's just continuing to make a lot of sense um oh and did you catch any of uh his
00:15:18.040interview by any chance i didn't watch the interview but i've seen the ads and and i think
00:15:22.920they're great and i'm rooting for him um i did notice on polymarket right now he's up to 30
00:15:28.100so that's a big jump up um i don't know do you know marcella when the primary is where they
00:15:33.800narrow it down to two i think in june okay so it's coming up relatively soon
00:15:41.260and you know the other woman ramen is down to 18 so he's way above her at this point
00:15:47.980and that's a recent change so it looks like he is getting some traction i mean unless someone's
00:15:52.860manipulating the market but he talked about ramen right in that interview he thinks that ramen is
00:15:59.240only there to make to dilute the vote so that most people won't vote for him and i think it's
00:16:05.340sort of working hopefully not that's weird to me though because like ramen from what i've heard
00:16:10.960from her seems like the opposite like just you know total socialist like not not a moderate right
00:16:17.560and so i don't know how that would like anybody who wants to vote for pratt wouldn't be voting
00:16:22.520for her and i you know i'm amazed that karen bass is still at 49 i don't know if that's just the you
00:16:30.120know the rigged part of the vote that just stays there all the time but um you know it does seem
00:16:35.460pretty amazing given the palisades fire and all the other scandals that she's been embroiled in
00:16:40.120that she'd still be getting almost half the vote but yeah i shouldn't be surprised because i you
00:16:46.420know i'm from the chicago area and i've seen the same things happen here where it's like even
00:16:50.740people who you would think okay there's no way they're getting re-elected and they do
00:16:54.420and they get a very wide margin so i don't know what's going to happen there but um i really hope
00:16:59.880he does get elected and i think we should start out the secret pratt voters and you know encourage
00:17:05.580people to pretend like they're voting for bass and actually vote for pratt and just don't tell
00:17:12.200anybody i think that um well i what i love is that the three of us represent three notoriously
00:17:19.220corrupt uh states and we have the west this the center and the east coast and um i do think that
00:17:29.520well one thing i loved is that people asking um who was it that did that abc did an interview
00:17:35.420with him and then they like edited it down to five minutes to make him look bad. And he forced
00:17:40.840ABC, Spencer Pratt forced ABC to release the whole interview. He said, you know, that's totally
00:17:47.280interference in an election to just cherry pick and edit. So to their credit, they did. And I love
00:17:54.900that he's just like, listen, I wish, I wish the debate, you know, he said several times, I wish
00:17:59.760it was five hours long because I needed more time to point out all the lies and corruption
00:18:04.880of these two. Um, and then he was cute. He said, you know, I promise all of the Democrat women
00:18:11.460that love me that, you know, want to vote for me. They all said, Spencer, you've got to keep your
00:18:16.160cool. You got to stay calm. Like don't freak out during the debate. And he's like, you know,
00:18:21.460there was a lot of times where I wanted to just like, you know, shout something or say something,
00:18:26.220but I had them all in my head and I made a commitment to them that I wouldn't freak out.
00:18:30.060So I love, he's so, uh, casual and conversational. He's not like talking with stupid talking points
00:18:37.940and slogans. And I, I feel like that's resonating. And then I've also seen people that understand
00:18:45.800Hollywood like he does, you know, um, some of them are like, you know what? Yeah. Go Spencer.
00:18:52.860So those are a lot of people that would typically vote Democrat just because, but now they're like,
00:18:57.980go Spencer, or if he becomes mayor, I'd move back there because he gets it. And, you know,
00:19:04.220like I would support that and whatever. So I feel like he's getting like this unusual wave of
00:19:08.660traction. And I, I'm sorry, you guys, I didn't look about Steve Hilton to see how he's doing,
00:19:13.680but I feel like California is like at hit their bottom. So I can't imagine it bottoming out any
00:19:24.680further. So I'm feeling optimistic about Hilton and Pratt, which would be amazing. So we have to
00:19:31.740keep our eye on that. Let's get some stats for tomorrow and see what's going on. But I think
00:19:35.900Hilton's ahead for him. So that's good. That's good. We want California to be amazing again
00:19:44.660and to be able to go there and vacation and spend money and want to live there. And we want
00:19:51.540marcella to have beauty all around her and clean everything right marcella we want you to yeah i
00:19:57.940don't i don't want a samurai sword attack you know exactly yeah um you need some kind of option on
00:20:05.220your tesla to protect you from those yeah like something that shoots like come on ilan give me
00:20:11.100some some bomb throwing car some like like a cloud of mace comes out no it's just an optimist robot
00:20:18.180in the trunk that jumps out with its own samurai sword i just wish i just wish locally spencer
00:20:25.460would be on more um because the things that he talked about in regards to the fire and how he
00:20:32.820you know disclosed the issues of how it ended up happening and all of that in showing that um
00:20:40.260um, Mayor Karen Bass was part of, you know, the issue. And I think that has not been
00:20:47.760done locally as much. So it's kind of like, not that people watch local news too much,
00:20:56.140but it needs to be out there more than just him. You think people don't know that, that, um,
00:21:02.520she was off on her trip. And he also pointed out how she just talks about this one reservoir. He's
00:21:10.080like there's a reservoir next to my house that's empty, you know, or maybe it had, no, it was
00:21:16.280empty. And they were just like, and he said, he always felt like, oh, you know, like if there's
00:21:20.300ever a fire, we're set because they would do drills and training up there all the time where
00:21:24.980like a helicopter would come with a basket to scoop water and whatever. And he said he was
00:21:30.280calling the fire department. He's like, I know the guys at the fire department. And I was like,
00:21:34.300hey, listen, there's a tiny brush fire right near me. If you guys can get some water on it,
00:21:39.280none of these houses up here will have a problem and they're like we have no resources we have we
00:21:44.100can't we have nothing that can come up to you to get that so that's why his house burned down
00:21:49.300and one of the things he brought up in there is that karen bass mayor karen bass he alleges that
00:21:55.500she didn't call um air air supply like the helicopters and all that that do that they're
00:22:02.420supposed to call them allegedly she argues that there was too much wind for the helicopters to
00:22:07.200fly. And she said that the rest of where he was talking about was for drinking water. So she's
00:22:14.340able to hoax. How are people able to hoax? Because there's not enough information. So she's able to
00:22:21.360pass it off. Yeah. She's a horrible human being. Okay. So if you guys want a brain cleanser,
00:22:31.760do you? I need a Monday morning palate cleanser. And we can only do that with Scott, let's face it.
00:22:39.920So I want you guys to snuggle in, get cozy, hold your coffee, and let's listen to Scott.
00:22:47.280We're going to talk about the meaning of life. Oh, which video is that? Nobody knows. Why does
00:22:54.360it come up like this, you guys? All right. Bear with Owen, entertain them for a second. Let me
00:22:59.080just look at these. Dance on dance. Yeah. Oh, and talk. Oh, okay. I can see if I can find another
00:23:12.460story to talk about for a minute. Another fun story. I think it's this one. Try it.
00:23:22.740Okay. Let's see you guys. Let's, let's test small. Wait, one, two, three, four.
00:23:29.080I think it's this one. Okay. Ready guys. If it's the one, we'll see you in 12 minutes.
00:23:37.200This is your micro lesson on the meaning of life. Now this is going to be an individual meaning,
00:23:44.120not a meaning that applies to everyone because you can take care of yourself in terms of the
00:23:49.480meaning that you find out of life. There's not much you can do for other people. They have to
00:23:53.580figure it out themselves. So this is your personal journey and how to find meaning
00:23:59.000in your life. So here's the basic idea, the starting point, and then we'll get to some
00:24:05.100more detail on the other side. If you were to live an ideal life that was compatible
00:24:10.660with your biological self, what would it look like? And here is my contention, that you
00:24:18.620will have the sensation of, and for all practical purposes you'll have, meaning in your life
00:24:27.400if you stay on this line, which is the line of selfishness.
00:24:34.480And the idea here is that you're born a baby,
00:24:37.340and there's nothing you can do about it.
00:24:40.040You didn't ask to be born, and if somebody asked you to help out,
00:26:44.140If you're learning and then giving as much as you're getting and then eventually becoming more purely unselfish, you will feel meaning in your life.
00:27:00.800How can you be sure that you can take care of yourself well enough, which is really the key?
00:27:06.620If you don't take care of yourself first, you're not going to be in any kind of position to be helpful.
00:27:11.740So you have to be selfish in the beginning until you've acquired enough safety, knowledge, financial assets, network, family, whatever, to be safe yourself.
00:28:09.740So when I talk about authoring the simulation,
00:28:12.220what I'm talking about is not necessarily changing base reality
00:28:15.900because we don't have any access to base reality.
00:28:19.960Even if it changed, we might not know the difference.
00:28:22.820Because we did not evolve to be able to know reality.
00:28:26.980We evolved to live in these little worlds that we manufacture ourselves.
00:28:30.540So to the extent that you can manufacture your own world, you become the author of the simulation you're working in, you're living in and working.
00:28:41.400Now, the process for doing that, I'm going to give you the general outline, but then each of these items you'd have to work on individually.
00:28:49.920So this would be how to understand your world the best
00:28:54.900in a way that helps you get to that great line
00:28:59.920where you're becoming more useful all the time.
00:31:02.180Here are the things which I recommend that you understand are your priorities.
00:31:06.600If you have not developed people skills, the odds that you will be successful enough to eventually give back and therefore have meaning in your life, because you're learning and getting more powerful all the time, in order to do anything useful in life that gets to the mentor stage anyway, that really is a well-lived life, you're going to have to master people skills.