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00:03:18.000But the regular ones, we're going to have the cheap, we're going to have, not cheap, high quality, best quality available, but they're going to be inexpensive.
00:03:26.000We're trying to make kettlebells as cheap as possible, but the best quality possible and only sell it on the internet.
00:03:35.000Let me see if you can work out a deal with shipping.
00:04:58.000What were you experimenting with, you fucking freak?
00:05:01.000One of my good friends in the music business, one of the coolest motherfuckers I know, and one of the dudes that, you know, when I think about, like, wow, I'm friends with Everlast, it might not be a big deal to you because you're Everlast, but when I was a fan of House of Pain, you know, when I first moved to California, you know, to me, it's just cool as fuck to just sit here and kick it with you.
00:06:25.000And he said that one of our podcasts where me and Brian Cowan were talking about what's wrong with you when you're a hater and what it's really all about.
00:06:32.000It's really all about just being dissatisfied with yourself.
00:06:36.000And then you look at someone and you try to chop them down or you try to attack their weaknesses or find their flaws.
00:06:42.000But really what most of that comes from is a feeling of unease about your own life.
00:07:48.000Nobody really, you know, you could join a religion, or you could join a, you know, a cult, or maybe, you know, become a monk or something, and they give you some guidelines, and you could do it their way.
00:09:06.000I think that any real feeling of figuring anything out to me is always, like, real fleeting, and I never feel confident enough to even say I have it figured out, ever.
00:09:17.000You know, it's always, to me, it's always just...
00:09:20.000I'm just trying to keep my fucking head above water like everybody else.
00:09:24.000Just trying to maintain, be nice, enjoy.
00:09:28.000There's no mastery of this fucking thing.
00:11:03.000To the day that her daddy walked out the door.
00:11:09.000She's looking for a man and so much more But her Uncle Sam sent him off to war Little Miss America In all of your glory She loved the paparazzi She's trying to sell her story She's gonna write a movie She wanna be a star It's
00:14:51.000Well, I mean, I was brought over there, and I had just released an album that was vehemently making statements against the administration and the war.
00:15:52.000The people behind it, though, the people that were willing to sign up and be heroes and really go and fight the enemy in their mind, that's an incredibly brave thing.
00:17:36.000He was losing his house back home, and I'm not making any excuses for this guy, but the day of, he watched one of his friends get his legs blown off.
00:22:30.000Yeah, and that's another thing that's going on with these soldiers.
00:22:32.000You know, the UFC has done a few of these fight for the troops for traumatic brain injury.
00:22:39.000I remember I did one of those little PSAs for it.
00:22:41.000Yeah, that's some shit that's happening now.
00:22:46.000Before it closed, I actually did a visit at Walter Reed where they have all the cats who got hit with the IUDs.
00:22:54.000That will change your perspective because there's dudes there with literally half a body and talking like, I wish I could go back because I got homies there and I need...
00:23:08.000Kid got two artificial legs talking about he's getting ready to join the DEA. Wow.
00:23:15.000Some crazy shit don't make your problems seem real, real small.
00:23:19.000I think that sense of camaraderie that a lot of those guys have with each other too, it hits a crazy level.
00:23:25.000It hits a level that the average person, a civilian, is probably never going to experience.
00:23:30.000Well, the level of panic and fear and emotion in a moment of death, and then you're sharing it, so whatever secret you got is going to come to the surface.
00:23:39.000Not necessarily like you're going to yell out your secrets, I'm saying, but if you're a guy who's going to cry while you're fighting or whatever, all that's coming out.
00:23:47.000You know, you're going to bond over that kind of shit, I would imagine.
00:23:50.000That's why fight camps are always so close to, you know, like an MMA fight camp.
00:24:29.000This one's called Could you imagine it?
00:24:31.000Some of us pray Okay Some of us pray Some of us sin
00:24:58.000Some of us just don't know where to begin Guilty hearted pleasures Got you taking some unorthodox measures Can't help but lose even if you win Some of us pray
00:25:23.000some of us sin Some of us live, all of us die Some of us just laugh at the others who cry Broken hearted sorrow Got you thinking like there ain't no morrow Some of us can't look each other in the eye Some
00:25:56.000of us live, all of us die Some of us give, some of us take Some of us just lie in the beds that we make Heart's all torn and busted Double thanking everybody you trusted You can't always fix everything you break Some
00:26:30.000of us give, some of us take Some of us pray, some of us sin And most of us just don't know where to begin.
00:26:50.000Guilty hearted pleasures Got you thinking some unorthodox measures Can't help but lose even if you win Some of us pray, some of us sin Some of us pray, some of us sin.
00:27:16.000Some of us pray, some of us sin Wow First time I've ever done that one live Really?
00:27:29.000Yup Hold on, let me turn that on Okay Am I back?
00:27:51.000Occasionally, which, you know, I was taught by some cats that showed me along the way, if you mess up on the guitar, you know, do it again.
00:28:50.000We've been doing a combo with live band stuff.
00:28:53.000And like I said, I just did a run of acoustic shows and I really enjoyed it.
00:28:58.000When you do acoustic, just you and the guitar, that's it?
00:29:00.000Sometimes I'll have another guitar guy sitting with me to cover like lead parts for the, you know, certain songs and a little counter, you know, picking while I'm strumming kind of things just to add to the song a little bit.
00:29:12.000I was just in Louisville when we were there.
00:29:15.000The University of Kentucky is playing the University of Louisville in a basketball game.
00:32:08.000That's the beautiful thing about clubs like the improv, like high-end clubs, is they develop people that are fans of comedy, too.
00:32:16.000There's not a lot of places in the country where you can guarantee you're going to see national-level comedians, but all the improvs, all big-name comics are going to come through.
00:32:29.000They couldn't have been any better, man.
00:34:15.000If I say something, I'm going to say it to your face.
00:34:18.000I got a bunch of negative tweets the other night.
00:34:20.000Some dude in front of the Country Music Awards.
00:34:23.000Homeboy's standing there with fake rips in his jeans, like he bought jeans that were already pre-ripped, and he's standing in front of a jet.
00:34:29.000And I don't know if the song was any good, because quite honestly, I said the song was...
00:35:10.000But it's easy to buy them by mistake nowadays because now they have jeans that just look like they're fucked up a little, but then you wash them once and they become ripped jeans.
00:35:17.000You know, like where the clothing is very thin.
00:35:20.000Yeah, but you can buy it by mistake going, wow, those jeans look cool.
00:35:23.000And the next thing you know, you have some ripped jeans and you're at the rainbow.
00:35:26.000Yeah, but this dude had like dark jeans.
00:35:27.000I wear crispy brand new 501s if I wear jeans.
00:44:01.000Now, had there not been a gun there, the worst that could have probably happened in this situation was one of the others got their ass kicked.
00:45:53.000I'm saying, had a man that was itching, not itching to be a badass with a gun, not brought a gun to a situation that didn't need it anyways, there wouldn't be a dead person.
00:46:57.000Why else would you carry it if you're not a police officer?
00:47:01.000Your average real, normal personality of a human being, police officer, probably does not like the fact at all that they have a gun all the time.
00:47:33.000The last thing you ever really want to have to reach for.
00:47:36.000I had a conversation with a dude just a couple weeks after he had to shoot a dude, and he was just starting to get back in the swing of things in his head, just dealing with the fact.
00:48:10.000There's too many channels right now for prosecutors to go after people that aren't necessarily guilty.
00:48:16.000And there's a lot of people behind bars right now that if they had better representation, if they didn't open their fucking mouth.
00:48:21.000I'm not saying in this guy's case, but if the guy is innocent, he really probably should shut the fuck up until he actually goes to trial or talks to the...
00:49:12.000If the dude that wasn't itching to use his weapon didn't bring a weapon, there probably wouldn't be even anything except a kid that got scraped up in a scuffle or a man that got scraped up in a That is true in this situation, you know?
00:49:25.000Well, that's the situation I'm talking about, Joe.
00:49:28.000But that's not necessarily what this guy was looking for when he's armed doing his neighborhood watch.
00:49:32.000He's looking for people like these two kids.
00:49:34.000One of them's 18, 5'8", and he was wearing a blue denim shirt, and he beat a fucking 50-year-old man with a hammer.
00:50:22.000We would love to find someone who, especially, a safe situation like that.
00:50:27.000And to be honest, the real problem isn't even Mr. Zimmerman.
00:50:30.000The real problem is this law called the stand your ground law that says if me and you were in a place basically and nobody else is around And I say you attack me and make it look that way you could you I can easily kill you and get away with it Well, and there's just two people man.
00:50:46.000It's fucking hard to figure out what the hell happened exactly You know, there's a lot of crazy fuckers out there that can just tell lies lies, man.
00:50:52.000You know, there's a lot of people out there that are completely sociopathic.
00:50:56.000So if you give them opportunity to use their gun in a situation that's like a lot of people could start disappearing or falling victim to, you know, self-defense.
00:51:06.000I wonder if people would, like, actually move to Florida just so they could shoot people Just start some arguments.
00:56:28.000It screwed me up where I went up to the room and my brain was having a hard time processing the thought of the sun being out bright as hell at 3 in the morning.
00:59:10.000It's really crazy if you ever look at all the different weapons that are alive, like that the United States has, all the different nuclear warheads.
00:59:18.000You ever seen like a map of like Russia's nuclear warheads, United States nuclear warheads, Iran supposedly is working on some shit, but Israel's got a ton of shit.
00:59:52.000And I don't know how they're ever going to fix that.
00:59:54.000How are they going to stop those things from being active?
00:59:57.000Don't you have to figure that the law of averages says sometime, whether it's now or a thousand years from now, some of that shit's going to pop off.
01:00:05.000People believe that that happened in the past.
01:00:07.000There's a lot of people that believe that there was, at one point in time, people had figured out nuclear power and there's evidence of giant, massive explosions in parts of the Middle East and stuff like that.
01:00:19.000I believe it was Lebanon or something like that where people believe this.
01:00:23.000It's one of those old ancient civilization ideas.
01:02:01.000And if you look back at like, but it's all pretty much documented how everybody figured out everything and every step along the way.
01:02:07.000I used to think before I looked into it that maybe there was some shit that the army learned from Roswell and, you know, that maybe they'd figured, but now I don't think so.
01:02:20.000I think if we have had some contact with an alien life form, I think they're so fucking far past us that they can pause the earth and sweep up and then disappear again.
01:02:32.000I mean, I think we're dealing with some motherfuckers.
01:03:42.000Well, you know, if you look at how we treat everything that's intelligent that we don't understand, like dolphins and orcas and even primates, like chimpanzees, we treat them like shit.
01:05:14.000I have, on my wall, I have framed the Roswell Daily Record, or whatever the fuck the newspaper is, the very newspaper where they reported that they had a crashed UFO, that they recovered it, that they sent the parts of it to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.
01:06:04.000It might be too hard even for, like, super advanced.
01:06:06.000You know, if you want to get real stoner-like, and, you know, we could be like, well, maybe if they were that advanced, they wouldn't even need these ships and all this crap.
01:06:14.000Well, you know the real theory that trips me out, man, is that we came from Mars.
01:06:19.000The real theory is that the reason why human life is different from all the other primate life on this planet is that what had happened was there had been the development of lower hominids on this planet that were like reaching close towards being like a human being but hadn't quite gotten there.
01:06:46.000I think that most of it looks like bullshit.
01:06:47.000Yeah, most of it looks like tricks and shadows.
01:06:49.000If you really pay attention to the high resolution photos and the experts that have in there, people want to see some shit.
01:06:55.000But most likely it's just tricks and shadows.
01:06:57.000There's a few objects up there, like the pyramid-looking things that make you go, huh?
01:07:01.000But there's some natural things that look like, there's things called yardangs, you know, that look like a face carved in a rock, but it really is just the natural stone structure.
01:07:51.000It's fascinating shit, man, because we don't think it's possible, but yet, look, man, we put a fucking rover on Mars, man.
01:07:57.000We flew a fucking rover, and we're taking pictures from Mars all day.
01:08:00.000I mean, they have all kinds of cool shit going on, high-resolution close-up photos, and we know that we can put a man in space, and we know we can fucking send an object to Mars, and if we can get someone in space to stay alive and not cook them with gamma-ray bursts from giant...
01:08:18.000Stars exploding out there in the galaxy, which is very possible.
01:08:21.000But if we can get them all the way to Mars, like six months, and they stay alive, and they got enough food, dude, they can do what's called terraforming, where they can build machines that are big enough to actually create an artificial atmosphere on Mars.
01:08:35.000That's possible even within our lifetime, if they really started dedicating themselves towards it.
01:10:08.000And it's really a fascinating subject, especially when you consider the fact that we know that they definitely faked some propaganda photos from earlier.
01:10:17.000NASA had these pictures of Michael Collins And he was attached by wires to this thing, doing training exercises.
01:10:24.000And all they did was take that and they cropped him and put it in a black background.
01:10:41.000Or someone decided to take a photo and black it out.
01:10:44.000So his idea was that it's much more likely that they went, but first of all, if they did go, there's a lot of radiation and shit you're dealing with.
01:10:54.000You're telling me your film's gonna be hunky-dory out there at 250 degrees on the moon with all the fucking radiation?
01:11:00.000You can't even put your film through the airport metal detector, it gets fucked up.
01:11:04.000Especially back in 1969. And these were like regular, special Hasselblad cameras that were designed for the moon landing, but they were no different than the cameras here on Earth.
01:11:13.000They weren't, like, super insulated or something like that.
01:11:16.000The whole thing is fascinating to me, man.
01:12:39.000I thought I remember back in the day, like some doctor actually said he had something that was supposedly AIDS virus and pricked himself with it.
01:13:04.000He wrote, just a month before, Apollo 11 astronauts Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong had left their colleague Michael Collins aboard Spaceship Columbia and had walked on the moon, beating by five months President Kennedy's goal of putting a man on the moon before the decade was out.
01:13:20.000The old carpenter asked me if I believed it happened.
01:13:23.000I said, sure, I saw it on television, and he disagreed.
01:13:26.000He said that he didn't believe it for a minute and that them television fellers could make things look real that weren't.
01:13:33.000He goes, back then, I thought the guy was a crank.
01:13:36.000During my eight years in Washington, I saw some things on TV that made me wonder if he wasn't ahead of his time.
01:18:37.000Like he said, we were talking about Hendrix, and I'm a huge Hendrix fan, and we were talking about heroin once on the show, and why is it so many great musicians love heroin?
01:18:46.000And all these people were like, Hendrix didn't do heroin!
01:19:20.000And it just shows you, it underlines, this is an incorrect statement.
01:19:24.000The internet's going to cure it, just like those fuckheads in Kentucky, those stupid kids with their photos blasted across the internet today.
01:20:04.000And these dumb fucks have been doing it like this for so long, but now everybody with their cell phone cameras and shit, you can't just do that anymore.
01:20:54.000They gotta give up their Facebook passwords.
01:20:56.000Before it even started becoming a story, I used to tell my nephews and nieces, I'd see some of the ignorant shit they'd post, and I'd be like, yo, this shit never goes away.
01:21:06.000I was like, there's gonna be a time and a day when a motherfucker's gonna look to hire you, and all he's gonna have to do is Google this, and bang, all that's gonna be right in a pre-organized section for him.
01:22:42.000Dude, one time, we were in Denver, and it was me and my boy Eddie Bravo and my buddy Tate and Duncan and Brian, and we walked by a wig shop.
01:22:52.000We were just baked, fucking around, wandering through Denver.
01:23:22.000He would go back and forth with them, and he gave out these flyers saying that they were free tickets to the after party, and made up an address like 16th Street and El Pollo logo.
01:23:32.000You had to think something was going on while it was happening, because everybody was like, this is a...
01:23:42.000And they wore them for the whole weekend, man.
01:24:11.000For you, it's like, you know, if a bunch of your friends went out and pretended to be stand-up comedians and dressed like a stand-up comedian.
01:25:11.000Yeah, most comedy does revolve around weekends, but there's a lot of dudes who do, like, off-night gigs.
01:25:17.000I do a lot of off-night gigs for the UFC, because sometimes we'll do, like, a fight night in somewhere, Omaha, Nebraska, or some shit on a Wednesday night, so I'll have a comedy show on a Tuesday night.
01:25:28.000But, yeah, music is more of an everyday thing, you think?
01:26:30.000It's not my kind of music, but when you think of the context of how this guy had to create it and then create a music video...
01:26:40.000United Airlines on my way to Nebraska The plane departed Halifax connecting in Chicago's O'Hare While on the ground a passenger said from the seat behind me My God,
01:26:59.000they're throwing guitars out there The band and I exchanged a look best described as terror at the action on the tarmac and knowing whose projectiles these would be.
01:27:19.000So before I left Chicago, I alerted three employees who showed complete indifference towards me.
01:27:28.000United, United, you broke my Taylor guitar.
01:31:30.000My wife could explain it to you perfectly.
01:31:32.000But basically, you develop a much thicker mucus in your lungs than normal.
01:31:36.000And they have to, like, my daughter takes treatments to shake them loose and whatnot.
01:31:41.000And essentially, you know, that develops over time and kind of constricts the breathing and leads to, you know, an early demise for a lot of kids and whatnot.
01:31:52.000But they're doing a lot of really good breakthrough work right now.
01:31:55.000Like, seriously, like, could within the next decade get a wrap around this thing?
01:36:51.000I had left House of Pain and was recording with a homeboy of mine, and he was helping me produce the record, this guy Dante Ross, and he heard me strumming out what actually became what it's like.
01:37:01.000Just in his living room, I was playing a guitar, and he was like, what is that?
01:37:05.000And he was like, we're gonna record it, and I trusted him enough to believe it.
01:37:40.000All the time I've spent as an MC and writing lyrics as a rapper has helped me learn how to craft words in a way that the songwriting is that much better for it.
01:37:51.000That's true because a lot of rappers, you know, that's one thing that rappers don't get enough credit for is the complexity of their verses compared to a lot of shit that you hear from just singers and songwriters.
01:38:02.000Yeah, like that entire song I just did, a rapper might use that many words in one verse.
01:39:48.000Because I was doing this, like what had happened was I went to New York and was doing, I quit House of Pain basically and thought I was over.
01:41:26.000Basically, what happened is I recorded that whole YD4 record, then this heart thing happened, and I wound up getting surgery, like emergency surgery, and woke up from it, and found out that I had canceled my medical insurance because my accountant at the time had ripped me off for a couple hundred grand in taxes.
01:41:45.000So like I woke up from heart surgery like with my house like basically on the blocks and the government calling me for money and I was in my house it was in Laurel Canyon in Mount Olympus and it was on the hill you could see the whole city and the house was empty except for me in a chair and I was moving into a little apartment like it was it was it was get humble time That's
01:44:18.000But the night before they let me go, I was losing it.
01:44:21.000I mean like That kind of tears where they're just coming out of your eyes and a woman came in, this nurse, and was the first person to actually just touch me with some humanity and care and be like, oh, it's alright, it's alright, it's alright.
01:44:33.000And it soothed me enough that I fell asleep, woke up the next day, I was able to get out of the hospital, I got home.
01:46:27.000Yeah, I constantly have to dye my hair, and that's what my kitchen just looks like, where you splatter a little bit on your toilet or on your wall, and so now it just looks like there's blood everywhere in my bathroom.
01:47:43.000Well, they're not in business anymore.
01:47:44.000I know, but when that song, whoever the asshole was that actually said to you it was a bad idea, when that song came out, boy, did that dude feel stupid.
01:47:50.000Yeah, that record sold a lot of records, man.
01:47:53.000Is that guy still in the music business?
01:47:54.000That fucking dummy that gave you shitty advice?
01:48:43.000Because I'm going to the Olive Bar, like, right at the Ralph's down the street after this and get me some olives and some crackers and, like, nobody will bother me.
01:51:21.000Do you know they used to be, like, in New York, lobsters were, like, poor people food?
01:51:26.000It's like they were so common, they used to, like, get them out of the Hudson River, like, way back in the day, and they would serve them at bars.
01:51:32.000That's, like, the big thing that people would serve.
01:53:17.000Brilliant day when we can get her to eat a burrito and she likes it and get these new things because she's starting to get more interested in food, hopefully.
01:53:33.000Her lungs are functioning at 99.9% which is awesome.
01:53:39.000We put her in a vest that's hooked to a compressor that basically just...
01:53:46.000Kind of violently shakes her, you know, and basically what the premise of that is when the mucus does form in these, you know, people's lungs, it shakes it loose so they can expectorate it a lot easier.
01:54:12.000Just getting her to gain and gain because she's, you know, She's very tall for her age, but she's very thin, and she needs to be heavier because it'll help the lung development develop that much healthier.
01:54:22.000Brian, your friend MC Chris also was involved in helping.
01:54:26.000Yeah, I've been getting a lot of messages about me and this dude should link up somehow.
01:54:30.000He's a great guy, and Brian just did a podcast with him.
01:54:33.000Tell me, what did he say, Brian, about cystic fibrosis?
01:55:51.000It's a really popular app that's on the iPhone.
01:55:54.000But he's been doing it at bars where you just go and you just hang out with a bunch of people and you all just get drunk and draw at the same time.
01:56:00.000And now they have it citywide where these guys meet up and these artists, and they just sit there and meet each other and then they hang out and start drawing shit.
01:56:11.000The iPhone's just an app to get them together?
01:56:13.000No, no, but with the popularity of that, that's something that he's been doing.
01:56:16.000What I was saying is that there's a popular app right now that you're pretty much playing win, lose, or draw with each other, and that's so big right now, but he's been doing it.
02:01:45.000And he showed his pictures of his bed where he was in his bed with his laptop and he had a generic battery in it and it blew up in his bed and it's just blackness all around his pillow.
02:01:57.000And I'm like, holy shit, that actually happened to you?
02:01:59.000And he goes, yeah, dude, don't buy that generic shit.
02:04:06.000I think the iPhone 5, when it gets announced probably in June or so, I think that's going to be something similar to that, where it's maybe not that big, but I really think that it's probably going to be from wall-to-wall screen, maybe a teeny bit bigger and skinny.
02:13:41.000Great Strides is the name of the organization.
02:13:43.000where the Schrody family team, you know, that's, that's, you know, you know, we were trying to get our team, obviously the donations, but even if, you know, if you just sent them a donation, that's fine too, but we got, you know, we're, This is a little walk we sponsor every year and we like doing it.
02:14:02.000Like I said, I'm going to be hitting you up and a lot of other cats in the future.
02:14:06.000We're going to try to put together some events and really do some...
02:15:07.000If there's one of us that didn't, it would, and you know, if I have more children, there's a one in four chance that that child will have cystic fibrosis.
02:15:48.000I'm doing my part and I'm saying, hey, if you got an extra 50 cents and me singing five songs for you today maybe touched you a little something.
02:15:57.000Just the other day from throwing it out on Twitter, a couple thousand dollars from complete strangers.
02:16:22.000People don't know if they've never donated something like that.
02:16:24.000But if you really want to, this is something we could, I honestly believe in, and there's things going on right now.
02:16:30.000out this thing can be it's a genetic disorder so technically you can't really all you can do is treat it but they can treat it to the point where it's nullified and that can happen in our lifetime and these kids won't be dying in their 30s and you know you know up until recently the the median lifespan is 35 wow Wow.
02:16:51.000It's changing every day right now because the science every day is getting so much better.
02:16:55.000So we don't know now because we haven't seen what these effects have had on these youngsters, man.
02:17:00.000So, I mean, I guarantee you that the lifespans are really being increased daily.
02:17:05.000But this thing could be like put to bed.
02:17:08.000Honestly, within the next 10 years, if the right money and the right things are found.
02:17:12.000It's one of them things, it's like such a complex genetic thing.
02:17:16.000I'm not going to try and tell you details about it because I'll sound like a moron, but it's one of them things that attracts the most brilliant minds.
02:17:22.000It's one of them puzzles that the most brilliant dudes want to figure out as far as in the medical fields.
02:18:02.000We're going to put it on Twitter, too, if you forget it from today, if you're listening.
02:18:05.000We'll put a direct link to the Schroding family team so you can dedicate it in the name of Layla, our beautiful, healthy, so far, young daughter, and hope to keep her that way.
02:18:15.000Yes, we'll throw that up on Twitter and we'll get as many people as we can.
02:19:46.000If you came home from the end of the day, wouldn't you just be glad to be like, let me just see some good shit happening in the world and turn that on and watch it for 45 minutes?
02:21:18.000Like I guess they were having a comedy night and there was a few comics there and it was just like got up in front of cats eating dinner and I don't even think people were expecting comics to be there.
02:23:03.000Because if you ever get too soft and you only preach to the converted, and you don't go out and do some sleazy little place that only seats seven people.
02:23:42.000And most people, you see a person, they're on stage, and your first reaction is, why should you be the guy talking?
02:23:48.000Who are you that I'm going to give up the position?
02:23:50.000I'm going to sit back and just let you run my thoughts with your loud, amplified mouth.
02:23:56.000It's offensive, especially when you're not very good at it.
02:23:58.000And when you wanted to just go to a bar and have a drink and some fucking guy who's not very good is up there saying a bunch of shitty jokes, I mean, that's how we learn how to do it.
02:24:40.000If I take too long and don't write some music, it becomes very hard to kickstart it and get it going again to where it's going to be a level I'll be acceptable.
02:25:49.000And he's like super honest about it and super honest about what holds you back, the resistance, he calls it resistance, like the lazy procrastination, all the self-destructive shit that people do to avoid doing things that they know they should do.
02:26:02.000And the way he puts it is really quite brilliant.