Joe Rogan Experience #2071 - Kim Congdon & Sara Weinshenk
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2 hours and 27 minutes
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193.15817
Summary
On this episode of The Joe Rogan Experience, the boys talk about the differences between being a redneck and a hillbilly, and the difference between Hillbilly and Redneck. They also talk about a woman who killed a man because he called her either a Redneck or a Hillbillie. Joe also talks about the movie "Ozark" and why he thinks Hillbillies are better than Rednecks. Also, he talks about how he thinks the N-word is a slur and why we should be proud of it and why it's not a slur at the same time. And of course, they talk about what he thinks is a real lady who kills a guy because he calls her a Hillbully. Just pay the 2.95 postage and you get a free copy of the book "The Devil Next Door" by Robert Downey Jr. by The New York Times bestselling author John Grisham. If you like what you hear, please HIT SUBSCRIBE on Apple Podcasts and leave us a rating and review! and a review on iTunes! Thanks for listening and Good Luck Out There! Peace, Blessings, Cheers! Cheers, EJ and Cheers. - The Jerks. -Jon & Sarah - Jon & Sarah "The Jerky Jerks" Jon and Sarah "Joe Rogan Podcast" - Sarah "Josie" Rogan Sarah Rogan "The JOKER Experience" - Good Morning Joe" by Jon Rogan's Podcast, by Night, All Day All Day and All Day, All By Night, By Night All Day & All Day by Night by Night and Night, by Day and Night by Day, By Day, by Morning, All by Night - by Night... by Night. , All Day! by Night! , by Night & Night, all Day and Day, by Day & Day, all by Night.... by Morning and Night! by Night all Day by Day... , By Night and Evening, All day, Allday by Night By Night... By Day & Evening, by Any Day, Anyday, By Morning and Evening... by Day.... , Anyday... - By Night . All Day By Night By Day... By Anyday! - All Day By Night.... by Night by Anyday ...
Transcript
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Train by day, Joe Rogan Podcast by night, all day!
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I like the video that's going viral right now with the redneck dude, and he goes, I don't care what you call me, but don't call me that.
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He said, you can call me anything you want, but don't call me that.
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But isn't there like, that was a thing about that movie, that show Ozark.
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There's a distinction between a redneck and a hillbilly.
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When you're a big guy and someone calls you Hoss, Bubba, or Big Boy.
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But remember in the movie, did you guys watch Ozark?
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But there's this really wild lady who's a drug smuggler.
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And she kills this dude because he calls her either a redneck or a hillbilly.
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And the dude said something about them being hillbillies.
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And so she blows his fucking brains out with a shotgun.
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It's either we're rednecks and we're not hillbillies or we're hillbillies, not rednecks.
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Yeah, it's a way to call a redneck like uneducated and incest, pretty much.
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It's like there's rednecks, but then if you say like hillbilly, it's like a little more.
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In Florida, you would say hillbilly and more insulting.
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Interesting, because a lot of guys will call themselves hillbillies and be proud of it, though.
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Yeah, but it's more like a self-deprecating thing, like a joke at that point.
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I don't know much about hillbilly redneck clothes.
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I didn't even know until that show that there was an issue with one of those words.
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I don't even know which one that really upsets them.
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But that she was willing to shoot this guy and fuck up this whole drug deal.
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That lady, whoever that actress is, who's that woman who played that role?
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You believe every second of every word that comes out of her mouth.
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That's a real crazy murder and drug dealer lady.
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I like being someone else other than myself and becoming a different character and actually doing that.
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I used to do it a lot before I started stand-up and then I fell in love with stand-up and now I'm just like stand-up, stand-up, stand-up.
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I like finding a character and finding myself in them.
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Instead of not being myself, I like finding a character and then seeing how I would be them.
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I love that because then I get to see different perspectives.
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I have a therapist and he says that I see in black and white.
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It's either this or that and there's no in between.
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And so when I'm acting, it forces me to have perspective for others.
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Because you're pretending to be a person, so you're thinking like a person like that would think.
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So it really opens up a whole, it makes me almost more empathetic and everything.
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Because there is something about being able to think in gray.
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I didn't ever think I would like it, but I fucking love it.
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Dude, I gotta tell you, I don't know who this is.
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It's not a number, but the caller ID says try to judge me incorporated.
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That used to be, when I was in my 20s, I tried to start a website called trytojudgeme.com with Mel.
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How many scams do you get like on your phone every day a lot right?
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They're like, you missed your package, clip this link, and I order so much shit, and I'm like, oh no!
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I got an alert from American Express that says, your phone number was leaked on the dark web.
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So I called them, and they were like, yeah, sometimes that happens.
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If you get a lot of scam calls, you might have to change your number.
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Currently, and I just haven't because it's a pain in the ass.
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Do you think we're ever going to get to a point where numbers are literally going to be like Instagram DMs?
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Like everyone's just going to be able to get your number?
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For me, it doesn't really make a difference, right?
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Like if someone has your number versus having access to your DMs, no.
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Yeah, you definitely could block them, but then they could start a new account.
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There's something about having my number that seems a little more threatening than someone just having my...
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It definitely is, but what I'm saying is when you think about it, it's kind of the same.
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Yeah, when you think about it, that's what's weird.
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If you're responding and you have your announcements turned on, your notifications turned on, those little DMs are going to show up on your phone just like a text would.
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He's like, dude, you can call people from Instagram.
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I went live one time and Instagram had requests where people can join your live.
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And I had like a thousand people and that shit and I answer it and this dude just started stripping as quick as he could.
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And that guy just was trying to jerk off as quick as he could on live.
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They can get into your life via Instagram, too.
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Imagine being a dude that just sprints to jerk off the moment people are staring at them.
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Do what you need to do to not shoot up a school.
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I don't think it's horny people shooting up those schools.
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If you're having regular sex, you're less depressed.
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No one's gonna shoot up a school right after they just jizzed.
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Well, that's probably also part of the depression, is that they're not getting any affection.
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I've been trying to get verified on Instagram for like 10 years.
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You send in a stupid fucking thing and you send in the articles that you've been mentioned in and they would always ignore it.
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I just had one of the best sets of my life in this sold-out theater.
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I'm going to get my camera that's on a tripod in the back.
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And during the chaos, people being like, great job!
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But then when I turn around to see who does it, He acts like he's blind and disabled.
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So then immediately I'm like kind of just like my adrenaline's pumping just from the set itself and then that just happened and then I see that it's a blind person so I'm just like overwhelmed and then people are trying to like say hi and you know whatever after my set so I go to sit with Sarah and I go Sarah like some blind dude just like accidentally poked me in the vagina and she goes you got assaulted.
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She brings me down to reality where I'm like, I have like a moment like That's So Raven where I go like, and I go like, I got touched.
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Because now I'm like kind of pissed that I even let it...
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They're in suits and little, you know, the earpieces that they bring for the president.
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And then I'm like, shit, I have my camera set up.
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The way you can only see certain shadows and him kind of bump into me and something happened and then he walks away and me looking around.
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So we're zooming in on the jaw and the staff is comparing the pictures on their phones to the people in the crowd.
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Then the server comes up and she goes, I have a guy in the back throwing up with his friend.
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So I take a peek in the back and I'm like, that's him.
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Is that he looked a lot like this guy I know that works at Gas Digital for Lewis who's blind.
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And he looks a lot like him, so I thought I was being like gay racist.
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Where I was like, maybe all blind people look alike.
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Before they can get his ID and his information.
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Yeah, but wasn't he so drunk he was thrown up in a trash can and they can't catch him?
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Okay, so then I'm like kind of pissed that he got away because I'm like, he just got away with that.
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And they go, well, we know it was him for sure.
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They go, oh, on his way out, he said, at least I got to touch Kim Congdon's pussy.
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And without saying anything to anyone, I just get up and I go outside.
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And security, I can hear them trying to keep up with me.
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Because now I'm like, he did it on fucking purpose.
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And then I don't even know if I should say the next part.
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And then they were like, do you want to call the cops?
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One thing about mom, is she gonna do it herself?
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Yeah, like, no one would be mad at you for doing that.
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Well, he said that on his way out, so he was proud of it.
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But the fact that he said that, he had nerves still.
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The whole night went different because I was like, my friend got touched.
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Also, it was horrible because when I kicked open the door, there was a bunch of fans outside because Joey just ended, so they're all waiting to say hi.
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Yeah, and I just had a great set, so they immediately remember my name, and I have all these fans.
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They're going, Kim, and I say nothing past them.
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All they see is me kick open the door, go past them.
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I mean, absolutely, from the hip, like I'm throwing a hook.
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But then, there was a Variety article about it, and that's how this bitch got verified.
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If there's a blind man in there that's like, I've been waiting for my time.
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That's a dude who gets his strategies from like a Scooby-Doo episode.
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Who the fuck is blind and just walks out without a cane?
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I don't think about the habits of the blind post-show.
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Afterward, we saw those LED balloons that light up.
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Sarah was trying to make me feel better in any way.
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When mommy gets touched, mama eats Chinese too.
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And then she tried to buy me the balloon, and I was like, I don't want a balloon.
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And she opens the door, and she goes to get the balloon, and they literally drive off as she's walking.
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I'm like, sorry, you're not getting the balloon in.
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I know, and I was gonna get you one of them for your birthday.
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I was like, no, I know she likes those balloons, but it's gonna remind her of getting touched.
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But now we just bring it up every time we want to tell the story.
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I'm like, so I got touched for a blue checkmark.
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And then I was telling them how my mom was coming into town and how she's kind of crazy and a little wild.
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And I made her dye her hair back because she dyed it blue.
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And I was like, don't come to LA with blue hair, please.
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Well, she was thinking about it and I encouraged it.
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And then I was telling that story and I was like, I don't know.
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She has blue hair and someone goes, that's her blue checkmark.
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Isn't it weird that, like, Twitter, you pay for a checkmark, right?
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It's kind of obvious when someone's pretending, though.
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So if you have just a regular account and you have a blue check mark, does it give you access to other things?
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I think it's just, like, there's people that get blue checkmarks and then they try to, like, reach out to people who also have blue checkmarks to, like, collaborate.
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And they're like, oh, I have a blue checkmark, so I'm really official now.
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But you can tell because they have, like, 16 likes.
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What used to make sense is if it was, if, like, the Sarah Weinshank...
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Twitter account was verified because you're a person, a public person.
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Everybody knows this is her, so if there's a fake one, which there probably is a bunch of them, everybody knows the difference between the real one and the fake one.
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But if you could just buy a blue checkmark, what does that mean now?
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They kind of lost value when you could buy one.
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Especially for people like journalists or politicians, because if you can fake being them...
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I'm sure those Russian troll farms do shit like that.
00:20:01.000
They found that 19 of the top 20 Facebook Christian webpages were run by Russian troll farms.
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I'm waiting for the day the internet, the solar flare happens.
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I mean, not how it works physically to understand it, but whether or not you get flares.
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Have you ever seen what it looks like when you see a solar flare superimposed with a picture of Earth, like the size of Earth?
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It's so insane when you look at it in comparison to the rest of the solar system.
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You know, I always said that I wanted the end of the world to happen when I'm near Joe Rogan.
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Sweetie, I'll be banging on your gate or wherever you live.
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It says NASA predicts radio and GPS blackout on November 30. That's two days from now?
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They're going to bring the aliens in tomorrow due to a coronal mass ejection.
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Look at this fucking thing that's hovering in space that keeps us alive.
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Imagine that we need this thing to generate heat.
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We rely on a nuclear power plant for the whole universe.
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Yeah, but you know when you were talking about the guy that you have tattooed on you, the Five Rings guy?
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When I look at the sun, I also think of my heart, where I'm like, I need it to pump every time to survive, where I'm like, it's all the same thing, where it's like one little adjustment almost anywhere.
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Like, all we have to do is just get a little further from the sun and we're fucksville.
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Apparently, if our moon wasn't there, our moon is so large that it keeps our orbit and, you know, our...
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Which is one of the reasons why some people are wondering why they're not seeing life on other planets.
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And it seems one of the things about Earth is the stability that the moon gives us.
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You remind me of this video I saw just recently.
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Well, that's Earth 1 and Earth 2. That's what the...
00:24:08.000
But like that happened over, you know, thousands and thousands and thousands of years.
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Holy shit is it sexual because it created everything.
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It's like having two people come together and have a child.
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All of those solar nurseries, have you seen those?
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The stellar nurseries there's just the wildest formations of galaxies where these galaxies are coming out of this This stellar nursery.
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Have you seen the video where they go to Earth and then they pull out and just show you where you are?
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This is something that exists 6,500 light years away.
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That looks like a wizard in a hat holding something up.
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Whatever this visualization is, I would love to see what perspective we're looking at.
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The gas that makes up the pillars becomes transparent, revealing clusters of embryonic stars.
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When you see shit like this, it makes me feel like there has to be a god.
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Well, because they use various imaging tools to get an understanding of what's out there.
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And the greatest one they're using right now is the web.
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They've got this new telescope that is getting these insane shots of deep space and A lot of it is computer-generated.
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So a lot of what you see when you see these images is computer-generated.
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But there's some real images, they're not as impressive.
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So this computer-generated stuff, when they're showing you, like, the stellar nursery, like, that's...
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I don't believe that's what it really looks like.
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So it's computer generated to a certain extent.
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But either way, it's fucking, just what they're discovering is just wild.
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The nuttiest speculation that Brian Keating hates, but some people are speculating that the universe is a lot older than they thought it was.
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And they think that the Big Bang, instead of 13.7 billion years, was somewhere around like 22 or 24 billion years ago.
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But the point is, there's so much that they don't know already.
00:28:08.000
Isn't there one that's just like Earth is called...
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I think they've found a few that are in the Goldilocks zone.
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We're super lucky, but we're also not lucky because we're in the middle of a comet storm.
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Every September and—no, June and November, we pass through these comet storms.
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I guess we could download this data from the web telescope and process these images ourself.
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So this is what it looks like, I guess, when you first get some of the first pictures.
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See, I kind of would rather just look at the other one.
00:29:15.000
I was showing everybody, look, I had to take a picture of the moon, bro.
00:29:18.000
Because you know when you take a photo with your iPhone and you're like, it doesn't do it justice?
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Samsung did some shit where it enhances it, right?
00:29:35.000
And they're all battling with each other for who has the best camera, whether it's iPhone or...
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I like the iPhone operating system better, but Samsung has some wicked fucking cameras.
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What it actually does is it just knows what the moon looks like.
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And it puts a fucking detailed photo of the moon over whatever blurry shit you have.
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And these kids found it out because this dude set up a picture of a blurry picture of the moon on a screen, a monitor, and then backed up and filmed it.
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And it gave him a perfectly detailed photo of the moon.
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When people use filters for videos and you're like, hey man, I know you don't look like that.
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We had a filter picture that we put filters on and we posted.
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And then someone posted a real video of us and said, Kim Congdon on Wish.
00:31:13.000
Kim and Sarah, that you ordered the Kim Congdon from Wish or whatever.
00:31:23.000
If you start using filters, then you can't really...
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Inside our lifetime, they're gonna reverse aging.
00:31:35.000
I've actually always believed that, so I really like to hear you say that I've been terrified of death my whole life, and I've just convinced myself to feel better that by the time I'm that old, I can go back.
00:31:46.000
I think they're working really hard on it, and they're coming very close.
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And I think there's going to be some improvements in whether it's pharmaceutical drugs or medical technology.
00:32:00.000
Because it's a simulation, and we don't actually ever end.
00:32:24.000
I feel like if you think of the fact that you're going to die, it makes you live every day differently.
00:32:35.000
Yeah, I think about it all the time, and instead of fearing it, I'm like, okay, well, fuck it, I'm having the burrito.
00:32:50.000
If you live your life with the gratitude that you're alive, you'll do better.
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If it's because you realize you're going to die or it's because you're just happy to be alive.
00:33:04.000
We get to hang out with the funniest people in the world.
00:33:06.000
We were all talking about it last night, the green room.
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When I'm around comedians, if I'm not around comedians, I get homesick for them.
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He goes, I could quit comedy, but I couldn't quit comedians.
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The Hang's why I got into it, I gotta tell you.
00:33:42.000
That's what he's saying when I'm knocking on the door.
00:33:47.000
It's set up in there too with the timers and the screens.
00:33:52.000
You don't have to worry about even like, you've taken every single worry about a comedy club away too.
00:33:57.000
When I'm at clubs, I can't even relax in the green room because I'm running out asking the host, how long do they have?
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You just sit there, you see the timer, you see them on stage, you see the fucking clock.
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There's a light right above the stage in the back.
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Do you think you were something else in a past life?
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Sometimes I think I was a 1950s housewife in a past life.
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Like, I'm overly connected to that time period, and I'm like, was I a 1950s housewife?
00:34:42.000
I had to see a doctor because I had the same dream for five years.
00:34:48.000
I was at this beach and I would be in a haunted hotel.
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I would have to stay at this haunted place that I was moving into.
00:34:58.000
Remember we found out I was also having the same dream?
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We were going to the same places in our dreams.
00:35:03.000
But I also saw on TikTok that a lot of people were going to the same dream that I was going to.
00:35:08.000
Yeah, they were describing the same pier I was at and like everything.
00:35:14.000
This is after I... This is Russian disinformation.
00:35:18.000
No, this is something I hadn't even talked about publicly for a while until I found that TikTok of a bunch of people saying, I've been here too, and then describing it.
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And even down to people saying like, oh my, someone even like, and then you can see how many people agree by all the likes.
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There was one that had like a lot of likes and said, oh, I go to the beach every night too, the same exact beach, except I have to stay in a haunted condo.
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Imagine if we've done so much bad to the earth that we've really opened up Satan and demons get you in your dreams.
00:36:08.000
You can't go to sleep, but you're always tired.
00:36:16.000
Imagine if everybody really starts going to the same place in their dreams, and then some people start dying.
00:36:24.000
I mean, at first they blame it on the vaccine, of course.
00:36:27.000
But then they start realizing, no, these people are all dying of internal hemorrhaging that we can't really discern where it's coming from while they're sleeping.
00:36:41.000
I don't want to be eviscerated by demons at night.
00:36:44.000
You're getting eviscerated by demons in your sleep.
00:36:52.000
You're always going to want to go back to sleep, though.
00:36:57.000
And every time you go back to sleep, they're just ready and running at you, and you're tired.
00:37:12.000
And the demons, they know exactly how fast you can run.
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And they're laughing because they know you're scared.
00:37:29.000
They're laughing right behind you because they know you can't get away, but they're just running just fast.
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And as they're laughing, you're getting more scared because you know you can't run much longer.
00:37:43.000
Do you think it'd be fun to have sex with a demon?
00:37:59.000
This is for everything you've done for me, mascara runs down.
00:38:07.000
I have a reoccurring nightmare that I'm back in college and I have a calculus test.
00:38:22.000
I used to have dreams that I failed one of my exams and I had to go back to high school.
00:38:34.000
I touch one and then they go like dominoes and they all fall out.
00:38:38.000
There's supposed to be some connection with that.
00:38:40.000
They say you feel like you don't have control of your life.
00:38:58.000
You know, I had a friend pass away like seven years ago.
00:39:06.000
I was dating someone at this time and he was staying with me.
00:39:09.000
And I had, I never had night terrors where I woke up out of my sleep ever in my entire life.
00:39:14.000
And I had one one night where I woke up and I, cause I had a dream that someone came in my room while I was watching TV at night in my bed and they were wearing a hoodie.
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I couldn't see their face and their face was like blacked out.
00:39:24.000
And they sat next to me in bed and then pulled out a gun and shot themselves in the head and died next to me.
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And I could tell it was someone I cared about because they wasn't scared when they were sitting next to me.
00:39:36.000
And I said, like, why did you do that in my dream?
00:39:41.000
And then three hours later, I got a call that my best friend died.
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And it was the only dream that's ever woken me up out of my sleep.
00:39:58.000
And most nutty people, they can sense some things.
00:40:02.000
Like, you ever wonder, like, schizophrenics when they're running around talking to themselves.
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I think that all the time because sometimes I hear them say things that make sense.
00:40:16.000
When Brody died, I went into an actual psychosis.
00:40:22.000
I was taking Adderall for a lot of years and then I stopped taking it suddenly because I wanted to sleep and I was so sad that he had died.
00:40:30.000
I abruptly stopped taking Adderall and it put me in like this...
00:40:35.000
Wild psychosis and now I talk about it all the time because it's so it's so mass like Prescribed it's insane.
00:40:46.000
Well, it's it's better Yeah, if you're gonna take one I take Adderall.
00:40:51.000
They have it dialed in You know exactly what you're gonna get right the dosage right isn't it fascinating that it's okay to take that I mean they say you need it for ADD It made me...
00:41:08.000
Because I was like, I got to do this paper, you know?
00:41:19.000
And because of that, I got really addicted to it.
00:41:21.000
And then when I started stand-up, I was like a personal assistant during the day.
00:41:30.000
And so just like awake and awake and awake for like 10 years.
00:41:35.000
Not being on Adderall, I'm like, it's so nice sleeping.
00:41:38.000
Were you able to sleep when you were on Adderall?
00:41:40.000
So how many hours a night do you think you slept?
00:41:47.000
And they weren't real, it wasn't even real sleep.
00:41:50.000
Because then you get like a tolerance to it, right?
00:41:52.000
And the company that fucking, listen to this, this shit's crazy.
00:41:57.000
The company that, okay, to get Adderall, there was this place, I went on Yelp and typed in Adderall, this place comes up.
00:42:06.000
I'm not joking, this place comes up, the doctor who prescribed it to me is now in jail because he was prescribing stuff to people like willy-nilly.
00:42:19.000
Well, a lot of these doctors are also taking these things, which is interesting.
00:42:23.000
Because if you're a doctor and you know that these things work and you decide that you have ADD or whatever and you go to your other doctor friend and he writes a prescription for you...
00:42:35.000
And now you're taking Adderall, and you need it.
00:43:00.000
But, yeah, when you went through that, that was like...
00:43:16.000
There's a lot of pills that can get you hooked.
00:43:24.000
We fought Mirko Krokop and he got his nose smashed.
00:43:38.000
Takes the oxys and then just keeps taking them.
00:43:44.000
Long after the healing process, he's fucking taking them all day long.
00:43:48.000
And finally his friends just came over to his house and took everything away.
00:43:58.000
It was really hard to get off of Adderall, too.
00:44:00.000
And then now, I have some friends who are still on it, and there's a shortage of it.
00:44:05.000
And there's people that are hooked on it, and there's a shortage of it nationwide.
00:44:10.000
And it's really fucking people's shit up, because they've been taking it for so long.
00:44:14.000
Right, and then the problem is, then they go for street Adderall, which is cut with fentanyl.
00:44:19.000
Well, also, a lot of people get on Adderall because they want to lose weight because it makes you skinny.
00:44:27.000
I was like, I'm skinny and I'm a perfectionist.
00:44:30.000
It's so easy for women to get addicted because you're just losing weight and being productive.
00:44:39.000
You're like, I baked a pie and also called my grandmother to say hello.
00:44:42.000
And the house is clean and I'm a stand-up comedian.
00:44:46.000
I'm telling you right now, I don't remember who said this, but it was a famous woman.
00:44:50.000
She said, if my apartment's clean, my work's not doing well.
00:44:56.000
It's like, for me, it really is one or the other.
00:44:58.000
If my place is clean, I haven't had a set in a couple days.
00:45:06.000
I have boxes in my house that are just half opened.
00:45:11.000
I haven't packed from the last trip before the next trip.
00:45:17.000
I think creative people would probably agree with that.
00:45:20.000
Especially when you get on a, like if you're on something, like you're working on something and you're like really into it.
00:45:32.000
We just wrote a movie together and that whole time my apartment was fucked up.
00:45:43.000
I gotta tell you, being a creative is embarrassing.
00:45:49.000
We were meeting at coffee shops in between our house to write.
00:45:57.000
I'm like, I don't want anyone to know what I'm doing.
00:45:59.000
I would rather people not know I'm writing a script.
00:46:01.000
And Sarah's like, what if we say throbbing instead of pulsating?
00:46:11.000
I like get embarrassed and Sarah doesn't get a fuck.
00:46:14.000
I think you cooked that part of your brain off with Adderall.
00:46:30.000
Well, it's also a me thing, because if I hear people writing a script out loud, I'm like, okay.
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So they don't know, and they think I am, even though I shouldn't care.
00:46:47.000
I'm like, I don't give a fuck what these people think.
00:46:54.000
He's the guy who wrote that book, The Gray Man, and they did that.
00:47:01.000
He's the one who played it, and it was a Netflix movie.
00:47:04.000
But it's a really good book series, and he writes in coffee shops.
00:47:26.000
Some people like writing in public around people.
00:47:29.000
They want to feel people's weirdness and energy.
00:47:35.000
If you want to test your friendship, write a script with your best friend.
00:48:01.000
You guys are such a good complement of each other, though.
00:48:04.000
When you guys are doing your podcast, it's like watching...
00:48:08.000
If you ever see a show where they just take two people and they put them together and they force them to be friends?
00:48:26.000
We were both the regulars had to do a minute together and then eventually you're like we should write this together every week.
00:48:31.000
And then we're like, oh I guess we're best friends.
00:48:35.000
And so like that comes across when you do your podcast.
00:48:43.000
There are so many people that ride their bike on the highway out here.
00:48:50.000
I was watching this couple and they were riding their bike.
00:48:53.000
Everyone's going by them, literally two feet away, going 60 miles an hour.
00:48:59.000
And they're on the side pedaling their bicycle.
00:49:25.000
I saw one on Thanksgiving and he's like, I'm biking to my mom's house 25 miles away.
00:49:32.000
It was going to take seven hours and he was going to get there for Thanksgiving dinner.
00:49:35.000
I'm like, just go eat dinner with your family, dude.
00:49:46.000
You see those dudes that like walk all the way across the country?
00:49:55.000
It takes days and days and days and days of walking.
00:50:00.000
And they have these little places where they can camp out along the way because other people do the hike too.
00:50:09.000
How many serial killers are out there in that woods hiking that trail?
00:50:14.000
If you want to find a serial killer, go to the woods.
00:50:20.000
Don't be an ass hiker in the middle of nowhere.
00:50:38.000
The last time I went hiking, I went on a different hike than I normally do with less people because I like it more, but it's like never anyone around and it makes me a little nervous.
00:50:46.000
So I did it and I could see one man at the top of the hike and he was just there the whole time and I'm like, ugh.
00:50:52.000
And then when I got to the top, it was a door guy from the Comedy Store.
00:51:06.000
Yeah, there's something about being, working out outside that I really love.
00:51:11.000
Like, it feels very calming and meditative and, like, life-giving.
00:51:22.000
It was our first real vacation in so long when we went to Hawaii.
00:51:31.000
That's one of the reasons why you feel good when you're on vacation.
00:51:34.000
You're getting all that vitamin D. Tell Joe how I was in the ocean.
00:51:39.000
I'm like, snorkel on, have a tube where the water's breaking and I'm trying to dive through the tube.
00:51:48.000
I'm flipping my- I'm like reading a magazine on the sand.
00:51:52.000
I don't leave the water until my lips are blue and my hands are wrinkled.
00:52:01.000
And let the waves wash me in and drag me out and wash me in.
00:52:19.000
Because we went to this beach where I guess the sea turtles swim up.
00:52:23.000
And I'm like very aware of like not touching anything, staying away, giving everything its space.
00:52:29.000
But the tourists are kind of chasing the turtle to where it runs into me.
00:52:34.000
And it's trying to escape, and I'm trying not to move so it can go around me, but it doesn't know where to go.
00:52:38.000
And right then, this lady comes with a megaphone.
00:52:54.000
In front of a bunch of people getting yelled at.
00:52:58.000
So you have to get out of the water in flippers.
00:53:11.000
I was like, no, they all know me as the turtles disturber.
00:53:35.000
This is literally an omega vitamin that you just gave me.
00:53:49.000
In Malibu, these guys were on the beach and they were fishing and they caught a stingray.
00:53:54.000
And as they're pulling the stingray in, this lady comes out of her back porch and runs down the beach yelling, put it back.
00:54:04.000
And you do not have to put a stingray back in the water.
00:54:26.000
So if you're fishing for food and a stingray comes in, I'm pretty sure you're allowed to eat them.
00:54:36.000
But this C. Karen, she came out and she was demanding they comply.
00:54:43.000
That's what's so wild about having a house in Malibu.
00:54:50.000
Allowed statewide, mostly taken in Southern California.
00:55:12.000
Sometimes you look at them and they're smiling.
00:55:14.000
They do look like people, oddly, like aliens got stuck inside of a fish.
00:55:26.000
You know, they did some study recently where they showed that jellyfish, despite not having a brain, they seem to be able to learn.
00:55:34.000
Now they're trying to figure out how they learn.
00:55:41.000
You don't have to have a brain to feel the vibes.
00:55:43.000
If we live in a vibrational universe where everything is frequency, it would make sense.
00:55:55.000
They just go with whatever the energy is doing already.
00:56:00.000
You guys seem like you came up with this theory together and you discussed this before.
00:56:03.000
Oh, I just thought of it right now and Sarah came on board with me and I feel like we're onto something.
00:56:08.000
I think we live in a vibrational universe and things enter our experience based on the things that we think and the world that we create.
00:56:17.000
I just think if the fish are flowing this way, the jelly is going to go this way, too.
00:56:23.000
And it seems like they know what they're doing, but they're just kind of going with whatever is happening around them.
00:56:31.000
Which means they know they need to be poisonous.
00:56:45.000
Well, especially if you think about where box jellyfish live.
00:56:57.000
Octopi that are the little blue-ringed ones that look like you can pick them up, but they'll kill you.
00:57:01.000
They're like the most dangerous one in the world.
00:57:20.000
And people pick them up all the time because they're beautiful.
00:57:37.000
It only attacks humans when it feels in danger.
00:57:39.000
If you're trying to corner a blue-ringed octopus, it might become aggressive and attack.
00:57:43.000
So it has two types of toxins for hunting, the other for self-defense.
00:57:48.000
A blue-ringed octopus ejects tetrodoxin, a harmful toxin that could paralyze and kill a human adult in mere minutes.
00:58:08.000
It's the same kind of toxin that pufferfish have.
00:58:26.000
And there's videos of people that pick it up, they go viral because they don't know better, so they're playing with it in the ocean.
00:58:34.000
And thank God, I mean, I think that, I think they've also, they had a Netflix thing about how octopi are like really smart and they like have the average brain of like a five-year-old child or something.
00:58:45.000
So maybe some of them are aware and don't want to kill people when they get picked up, but...
00:58:49.000
Well, they figured out how to open up mason jars.
00:59:02.000
They had this tank that was set up next to another tank.
00:59:05.000
So one tank had octopus in it and the other tank across the room had fish in it.
00:59:12.000
And they found out what was going on was the octopus was climbing out of his tank, walking across the floor, climbing up into the other tank, jacking a fish, eating it, and then going back into his tank.
00:59:25.000
The comedian in me imagined it jacking off a fish and then eating it.
00:59:29.000
For some reason, when I was imagining it, the octopus was wearing sunglasses in the whole story.
00:59:43.000
That the thing figured out that it could get out and walk in a place where it can't breathe.
00:59:47.000
Well, they can fit through anything that their eyes can fit through.
00:59:56.000
But how would it know that it could get out and climb?
01:00:16.000
How would two humans, the first two humans know to have sex?
01:00:20.000
They were just like, this feels like we should do that.
01:00:25.000
How did the first living organism that was multicellular figure out how to mate?
01:00:52.000
So that little hole in the plexiglass, it's going to go through that little hole.
01:00:58.000
And it could definitely fit because his eyeballs are like a fist.
01:01:02.000
It did four other ones before I got to this video.
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Kraken was an enormous octopus that would take out ships.
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Yeah, it was always like one of those ancient myths of a sea beast.
01:01:31.000
Yeah, they have paintings with like the octopus tentacles touching the ships and stuff.
01:01:36.000
Well, one day they found tentacle imprints, the imprints of the suction cups that were massive.
01:01:46.000
That would have indicated like an enormous octopus.
01:01:49.000
Oh yeah, they were definitely taking down ships.
01:01:53.000
They think at one point in time there really were massive octopuses.
01:01:57.000
What is that fossil, the fossilized version of the kraken?
01:02:02.000
So they found these fossils of the suction cups on the bottom of the ocean floor.
01:02:23.000
They always want you to unlock the story of these people.
01:02:26.000
I think there's more than one of these things that they found now.
01:02:48.000
Where McMinnon and his daughter spent a few days in the summer.
01:02:53.000
45-foot Ichiothorus of the species Choniosaurus popularis can be found.
01:03:03.000
These were the Triassic counterpart to today's predatory giant squid-eating sperm whales.
01:03:09.000
But the fossils at the Nevada site have a long history of perplexing researchers, including the world's expert on the site, the late Charles Lewis Camp of UC Berkeley.
01:03:19.000
Charles Camp puzzled over these fossils in the 1950s.
01:03:22.000
In his papers, he kept referring to how peculiar the site was.
01:03:44.000
I mean, I think he's talking about other things that he did as well.
01:03:51.000
So this Kraken thing, so whatever those tentacles are, they see there.
01:03:59.000
A Kraken of such mythological proportions, it could have sent Captain Nemo running for dry land.
01:04:05.000
This guy, so scroll down and let's find out how big these tentacles were.
01:04:15.000
Because they're trying to figure out how big this octopus must have been.
01:04:19.000
But the question is, like, what part of the tentacle is it?
01:04:34.000
Imagine getting suctioned to death by a kraken.
01:04:38.000
It just makes sense because everything was giant back then.
01:04:44.000
If you've ever seen a megalodon tooth online, it's nuts looking.
01:04:52.000
She's got this megalodon tooth that's like that big.
01:05:14.000
If you dumb yourself up to a considerable extent with the right substances, The Meg is an absolutely hilarious movie.
01:05:27.000
I can dumb myself down for it because immediately I was like, I want to see that.
01:05:35.000
So I saw you and Brian Simpson were smelling salt and I want to do it.
01:05:58.000
Or to the, well, to the studio first, and then people brought it to the green room.
01:06:02.000
And I don't know who brought the stuff to the green room, but there's a bunch of stuff in there.
01:06:13.000
They have not prepared you for what you're going to experience today.
01:06:29.000
It's going to strange, strange, strange you out.
01:06:35.000
You're going to feel like your brain's on fire.
01:06:40.000
Brian Simpson took his headphones off and ran out of the room.
01:06:42.000
If Brian Simpson takes his headphones off, it's an issue.
01:07:01.000
So it's sealed inside of here, and then the package is sealed.
01:07:06.000
And you can smell it from the outside of the bag.
01:08:20.000
You do it once and you're like, I think I have it again.
01:08:28.000
This one you feel like in your inside of your skull.
01:08:45.000
You know the Andrea Gale, the perfect storm boat?
01:08:50.000
Yeah, and he used to work with the guy that was the captain of the ship and he said he didn't like that he would run into storms and not care about the crew.
01:09:06.000
Dude, being in a storm on a boat must be the most terrifying shit ever.
01:09:11.000
You ever see those videos of cruise ships where the fucking piano's rolling by?
01:09:20.000
But there's something like, at least I feel like those boats are more mobile.
01:09:26.000
When I look at cruise ships, I'm like, that's a goddamn apartment building in the middle of the ocean.
01:09:34.000
This is the ship that was out there looking for the missing Malaysian Airlines flight in the Indian Ocean.
01:09:40.000
Oh, imagine having to go look for the airplane.
01:09:48.000
Why do you need to go for the missing plane there?
01:09:57.000
It's like a bunch of, like, fat Americans, like, showing up in, like, Hawaiian shirts being like, let's go to the buffet!
01:10:09.000
And that's not even, like, the worst ocean ever.
01:10:12.000
My TikTok algorithm is full of videos of this one TikTok guy who films people renting boats trying to get out into the ocean and not knowing what they're doing.
01:10:24.000
You have to really know what you're doing on a boat.
01:10:26.000
The ocean is wild, and the ocean will take you quick.
01:10:32.000
Literally got pulled out, blew, CPR for over six minutes.
01:10:40.000
They brought him back, but he almost did not make it.
01:10:43.000
When you see the people just not watching their fucking kids at the beach, it's like, what are you doing?
01:10:49.000
You can't just leave your kid, even if they're a good swimmer.
01:10:55.000
Oh my god, you know what's fucked up is that we were having the most perfect day.
01:11:04.000
We're taking us surfing, pushing us into the waves.
01:11:08.000
The waterfall was in the background, and then that little boy drowned, and it just cleared the whole beach.
01:11:14.000
It was so horrible, and then at that point, I realized that nobody knew CPR. I was the first one to yell, does anybody know CPR? Because this lady's just screaming, help.
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And then I'm like, does anybody know CPR? And I look at the locals.
01:11:34.000
So nobody knew CPR and finally the lady just starts trying.
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Because it's a different run than anybody else.
01:11:47.000
And he just slides into the sand and just starts banging on his back.
01:11:50.000
Literally turns him over and just starts like...
01:11:55.000
And somehow that motion or that aggression or whatever he did brought him back.
01:12:09.000
For the rest of the trip, I didn't go to any more tourist beach.
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I stayed on all the local beaches where all the locals only swam.
01:12:25.000
If you're about to go on vacation, watch your kids in the water.
01:12:31.000
When Duncan was in Maui, either right before he got there or right after he got there, someone got eaten by a shark.
01:12:37.000
Someone got eaten by a shark when we were there.
01:12:40.000
In the same beach we were at where the boy drowned.
01:12:45.000
It was a local who surfed that same beach for like 25 years.
01:12:50.000
But when we got there, we realized they were telling us we were there during shark mating season.
01:12:58.000
But he was surfing in the reefs, out deep into the ocean during mating season.
01:13:07.000
And then you go to the local beaches, and it's full of school kids.
01:13:10.000
How you would beg your parents to go to the mall, they are like, please let us go catch a few waves after school.
01:13:18.000
I went in with the local kids, and they're all in the water, and they're fucking out there.
01:13:25.000
I'm out there trying to catch a wave, and they go, park!
01:13:30.000
I'm like, why are they going deeper into the ocean?
01:13:34.000
And they're all catching it, holding hands, jumping on each other's boards.
01:13:37.000
My mom says, we have more and more wave, then we have to go do homework.
01:13:48.000
And they're out there during shark mating season.
01:14:04.000
They said, like, I feel like every year they said they hear about a shark bite.
01:14:08.000
Or the drownings happen often, I think, because a lot of tourists are there.
01:14:14.000
How many people get bitten by sharks every year?
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And we'll look at that first, and then we'll go to just Hawaii.
01:14:23.000
I know Florida, it's been happening more and more.
01:14:25.000
If you had to guess, yeah, it's been happening more and more.
01:14:36.000
Yeah, and I would say 10 to 20 in Florida and the rest in Hawaii.
01:14:45.000
Yeah, I would say 40 total and 20 in the East Coast and the West Coast.
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I want to say it's less than 10 a year in this country.
01:14:54.000
I think since the water's gotten warmer, they're coming in closer now.
01:15:03.000
Also, like, we stopped eating shark fin soup and they got cocky.
01:15:13.000
One of the reasons why people started saying that you shouldn't kill sharks is because they were killing a lot of sharks and then just chopping their fins off to make shark fin soup.
01:15:26.000
Not only is it a delicacy, my dad told me to correct this because I used to say on a podcast that shark fin cured my asthma, but it wasn't shark fin, it was shark liver oil.
01:15:37.000
And he said that a lot of people use shark fin as a like...
01:15:53.000
They say that about everything that's endangered.
01:15:54.000
That they want people to take because men will take it.
01:16:03.000
I mean, men will do anything to keep their dicks hard.
01:16:15.000
And so then they're like, someone needs to get rhino horn.
01:16:21.000
They sit around the campfire and drink rhino horn.
01:16:24.000
They're like, which animal should we punish for this?
01:16:30.000
First of all, you're seven times more likely to be hit by lightning than be bitten at all by a shark.
01:16:38.000
I also was trying to figure out how they've checked some of these numbers.
01:16:50.000
You're trying to catch it and then it bites you.
01:16:56.000
70 unprovoked shark attacks annually, leading to between five and six deaths per year.
01:17:01.000
2022, there were 57 such attacks, a 10-year low.
01:17:04.000
So while the risk is certainly there, it's relatively small.
01:17:07.000
Here's a breakdown of how many shark attacks per year take place based on the latest information.
01:17:13.000
Before I showed you states, I was going to let you guess because it's a little surprising.
01:17:51.000
These numbers were from Florida's information from UF, Florida University.
01:17:59.000
If you get bit by a shark in Texas, you're just unlucky.
01:18:18.000
People that go into their environment and then get attacked.
01:18:20.000
Not people that are just swimming on the beach.
01:18:54.000
I have a lot of friends that spearfish in Florida.
01:18:57.000
Yeah, I mean, Florida is an awesome place to do it, right?
01:19:01.000
There's these videos of this girl on TikTok, and she swims in her grandparents' Everglades.
01:19:07.000
Oh, and there's another dude, and he literally goes into the Everglades barefoot at night and waddles in the water and picks up snakes and bugs and frogs, and it's his whole TikTok.
01:19:16.000
He's an 18-year-old kid, and he's picking up baby sharks, and he's like, oh, uh-uh, look over there.
01:19:22.000
And then it'll be like, argh, and it's like a huge fucking alligator coming to pick up its baby.
01:19:32.000
It's Steve Irwin if Steve Irwin was making the worst choices of his life.
01:19:41.000
Dude, I almost got eaten by an alligator when I was eight years old.
01:19:45.000
My best friend's mom dared us to jump into the water at night into the Everglades.
01:19:52.000
That's a crazy thing to dare your children to do.
01:19:55.000
She was on Mommy Wine on vacation and was like, I dare you guys to jump into the springs because the thing is, anybody who's from Florida knows if you're at the springs, you can canoe through the part that's like the Everglades and there's sharks and stuff, and then you go off and there's side springs that are clear and you can see through them and you can swim there,
01:20:12.000
but you should know that maybe a gator could show up, but you can see.
01:20:18.000
And so the giant swimming hole you could see through.
01:20:20.000
But at night, she just had us fucking in there.
01:20:23.000
I mean, this is a videographer who's making really cool videos in Everglades.
01:20:26.000
No, I've seen this guy too, but this is not my kid.
01:21:10.000
He has that video on his side of those two bears going after it.
01:21:17.000
Watch these two bears just fighting over mating rights.
01:21:27.000
Yeah, they're trying to trip each other and shit.
01:21:29.000
Yeah, you can see them grab each other's shoulders.
01:21:33.000
Oh, he's got his own footage from Alaska as well?
01:22:04.000
They definitely have them up there in some places.
01:22:21.000
I usually, if I have a choice to go somewhere, it's usually a warm water area.
01:22:27.000
It's a tough sell to go and suffer on a vacation.
01:22:34.000
It's one of the best places in the world to see them.
01:22:54.000
We'll go up there with a fucking giant crew of people.
01:23:13.000
And that's like not even a bullshit CGI filter.
01:23:16.000
I mean, if I saw that and I didn't know what it was, I'd be like the aliens.
01:23:20.000
My dad is claiming he's seeing aliens every night.
01:23:25.000
But he's claiming he sees aliens, and he's letting other people know, and there's Facebook groups about it, and he can see them at night, and they have a ship, and it's doing a repetitive thing in the sky, and all these people are trying to take pictures of it, and they can't, and he's got this whole thing about it.
01:23:42.000
Yeah, because he lives in the ocean pretty much at night, so he's like, I've seen crazy shit.
01:23:56.000
When he explains it to me, it sounds like a dad trying to...
01:24:05.000
And he keeps saying that there's like a repetitive process.
01:24:08.000
Like he could see the ships ran by an energy and then it builds and builds and then almost explodes.
01:24:16.000
He's like, I'm watching it, how it's running and staying going.
01:24:20.000
He said he tried to film it and it doesn't come out on his phone very well.
01:24:22.000
And he's like, I keep posting what I filmed online and people are calling me crazy because they can't really see what I'm saying.
01:24:27.000
He needs a Samsung phone so you can zoom in on that motherfucker.
01:24:32.000
He doesn't even have a phone with a good camera.
01:24:39.000
If you keep seeing it though, you should get him a camera.
01:24:43.000
Get him like a really good camera with a zoom lens.
01:24:47.000
Something where you could, like a little handy cam.
01:24:52.000
He said at one point he got so nervous, he kind of felt thankful he couldn't get a video.
01:24:57.000
He was like, I don't even know if I want to have the video.
01:25:02.000
He's fully convinced it's alien ships in the sky.
01:25:15.000
Jamie was like, one day I'm in, and then two days later I'm like, nope, I'm out.
01:25:25.000
I think there's a high possibility that the United States government has developed some sort of a drone that operates on a propulsion system that is not understood by the general public.
01:25:36.000
I think it's some sort of a gravity-defying propulsion system, which is something they theorized and they've been working on for a long fucking time.
01:25:45.000
This is something that they theorized a long time ago.
01:25:48.000
If I was the government and I had the ability to run secret programs...
01:25:54.000
It would have to be something that instead of using a propulsion system like an internal combustion engine, which is like what rockets are and what gasoline powered cars are, essentially with rockets, you know, you're shooting something out the back that makes you go this way.
01:26:07.000
What these things are doing is changing gravity around them.
01:26:15.000
He said it looks like it's using the energy from the gravity as a vacuum and then spitting it back out.
01:26:20.000
What these things supposedly can do is the way it's described by Bob Lazar, who is this gentleman who claimed to work at Area 51, Area S4. If you had like a soft mattress and you put a bowling ball in the mattress,
01:26:36.000
it would pull everything towards the bowling ball.
01:26:39.000
And what these things are doing is finding a point in space and pulling space and time together.
01:26:53.000
The question is, if they have these things in the sky, and they've had them for a long time, if they've had them since the TikTok video, which was Commander David Fravor in 2004 off the coast of San Diego, They viewed this thing.
01:27:06.000
They had multiple jets that were viewing it, plus there was two other sources of data, including video.
01:27:13.000
So they had radar on this thing that made it go from—they showed it went from 50,000 feet above sea level, above 50,000 feet, to about 50 in a second, or less than a second.
01:27:25.000
As quick as it took to register, this thing had appeared.
01:27:31.000
They see it hovering over something that looks like a ship that's underwater.
01:27:37.000
They have this thing on video and then takes off at a rate of speed that if there was people inside of it, they would become jelly.
01:27:45.000
The gravity would literally turn you into pink mist.
01:27:55.000
Tim Burchette tells Tucker Carlson, he's talking to Speaker Johnson about UFO Disclosure Act.
01:28:02.000
We're not going to bring in a UFO. We're not going to bring in little green men, the Tennessee congressman said about his legislation.
01:28:19.000
Is not being given access to something that the military has.
01:28:28.000
You're supposed to run your budgets through us.
01:28:38.000
I think they probably thought they were for a long time, but I think they're saying that that's not legal.
01:28:45.000
No, the congressmen are saying that the people that are hiding this information from them are breaking the law.
01:28:51.000
You've got to tell Congress what's going on with aliens so they can make some good choices.
01:29:08.000
I'm not a congresswoman and I still want to fucking know.
01:29:11.000
I've had members of Congress say, Burchette, we need to be on something important, a congressman said.
01:29:18.000
Well, let me ask you, what's more important than something in our airspace buzzing, 50, 60 million aircraft putting American pilots at risk?
01:29:31.000
That we don't know who it is or what it is, and then we have a government that claims they don't exist?
01:29:37.000
50, 60 million aircraft putting American pilots at risk?
01:29:42.000
He might have been saying multiple things at once and they just put the words together.
01:29:47.000
If I phrased it differently or if I used different intonation.
01:29:51.000
I think he's saying there's 50, 60 million aircraft are out there and putting American pilots at risk.
01:30:12.000
I can't get to Texas without doing two stops now.
01:30:23.000
It's 20 extra dollars to not have to deal with their shit.
01:30:26.000
It's really, by the time you pay for your bags and the waters.
01:30:41.000
He was getting kicked off the plane and someone was recording it and he snatched the girl's phone on the way out and started deleting her video.
01:30:47.000
Spirit Airlines is like a Black Friday sale all the time.
01:30:52.000
People are fighting over toilet paper during COVID. Black Friday was like, this was the first Thanksgiving they were saying that it wasn't like insane.
01:31:06.000
If we're behaving on Black Friday, you know things are getting bad.
01:31:09.000
Yeah, the economy sucks right now for a lot of people.
01:31:12.000
That's why it's so offensive when you see the White House going to be like, economy is fantastic!
01:31:31.000
There was also a fire at one of the chicken plants that killed something like 100,000 chickens.
01:31:37.000
Are all of our chickens coming from just a few plants?
01:31:43.000
I would imagine there's many places that provide eggs, but there are a lot of eggs that come from these massive plants.
01:31:49.000
Wait, I think we need to spread out the chicken a little.
01:31:52.000
When this one plant, like how many chickens died when this fire broke out?
01:31:58.000
It was something bananas when they had to eat potatoes.
01:32:04.000
It was one thing got infected, one thing got, and then the whole crop was gone.
01:32:09.000
And, but that's why we shouldn't keep everything we need in one place.
01:32:14.000
Which is why I'm saying we need to spread the chickens.
01:32:16.000
But the reason why it's all in one place is because of corporations.
01:32:24.000
Also, sometimes it can only grow and live in certain places, too.
01:32:33.000
The Connecticut Chicken Fire factory farm killed 100,000 egg-laying hens.
01:32:38.000
There are, according to the USDA, 372 million egg-laying hens in the United States.
01:32:44.000
Oh my god, there's more egg-laying hens than there are people.
01:32:47.000
Yeah, I was going to say, is it inhumane of me to be like, 100,000 is not that bad?
01:32:55.000
I saw $100,000 in Puerto Rico in April when I was there.
01:33:07.000
Sarah was taking so many pictures of roosters, I almost called the police on her.
01:33:11.000
I was like, stop looking at the roosters like that.
01:33:12.000
That's a handsome She was like, I like that he's showing off for the women.
01:33:36.000
These motherfuckers made the kind of music that you make when you're doing a lot of drugs.
01:33:41.000
I wish I could have partied and went to a heavy metal concert in the 80s.
01:33:47.000
Alice in Chains I wouldn't consider heavy metal.
01:33:57.000
When they were starting, they didn't know what grunge was, I don't think, so they weren't calling it that.
01:34:01.000
Yeah, they were just doing I'm depressed music.
01:34:10.000
Well, when grunge came along, it fucked up like hair bands, that's for sure.
01:34:28.000
No, they were wearing crazy makeup to hide their face.
01:34:39.000
And they were wearing like tight leather pants.
01:34:48.000
And Nirvana came along and just put the fucking stopper on the whole hair band generation.
01:34:56.000
We can't do a crash because Nirvana was so good.
01:35:14.000
If you do a cycling class to Nirvana, it's amazing.
01:35:25.000
Some people just have the ability through their music to just make you feel different.
01:35:52.000
Tim Kennedy used to fight in the UFC. He used to always come into this song.
01:35:57.000
And he would walk into the octagon at that moment.
01:36:09.000
If you're doing cardio, you will ramp up your fucking pace when you hear this song.
01:36:15.000
Well, yeah, you have to do it for America, apparently.
01:36:18.000
If you don't do it, you don't love your country.
01:36:21.000
If you don't come to snuff the rooster when you go to the gym, are you even working out?
01:36:28.000
That's about Vietnam, too, which is a tough one to be on side of America.
01:36:40.000
That's the scariest one, because they did it on a false flag.
01:36:42.000
The rooster was Jerry Cantrell Sr. Who served with the US Army during the Vietnam War.
01:36:52.000
I'm like, if I can't physically go see what's happening, I don't know.
01:37:05.000
Because that one, they literally faked an attack to get us to go to Vietnam.
01:37:10.000
You know, I hate to be on mushrooms about it, but why when we don't have to?
01:37:17.000
Well, the problem is, it seems like the default behavior of human beings, when they get control over giant groups of human beings, is to control them tightly, more tightly than ever, every time, and then also try to invade.
01:37:33.000
Try to steal other people's resources, try to control something.
01:37:45.000
But I think it's gonna require the next stage of whatever human beings are currently doing right now.
01:37:52.000
No, we need an evolution, like a spiritual awakening, like a deeper...
01:38:01.000
It seems very early man to just be blowing each other up.
01:38:07.000
We shouldn't have iPhones and be blowing each other up.
01:38:15.000
I think human beings are all going to connect in the near future, like within the next 50 years.
01:38:20.000
We're going to connect through something that we carry around or have an implant.
01:38:29.000
And if you could do that, it would make war impossible.
01:38:32.000
It would be literally like sharing thoughts with each other.
01:38:36.000
I would think it would change the way people feel about people.
01:38:44.000
Everything you're thinking, whoever you are, what your essence is, what your motivation really is, what your thoughts really are, everyone will see everything.
01:38:55.000
You know, I've always said that people could look into my brain because I feel like I'm pretty straightforward.
01:38:59.000
Whatever I say is how I'm Yeah, you're not really like a mixing up words type of person.
01:39:06.000
But it's very different than being able to understand how you think.
01:39:09.000
I would rather that people see in my head because I feel like I'm actually so straightforward that people think that there's more inside and it's actually meaner than it is.
01:39:20.000
Like when I say something and people are like, oh, that was kind of blunt.
01:39:27.000
No, because the way Kim texts, right when we first became friends, I was like, is she matched?
01:40:02.000
The first time I got a text from Joey, I was shocked.
01:40:05.000
I was like, I didn't even know he knew how to do that.
01:40:12.000
Because that was back when you had to do it with your thumbs.
01:40:18.000
He's the only guy that calls me regularly just to check in.
01:40:32.000
A phone rang the other day at my friend's house.
01:40:44.000
She'll text me something, email it to me, and then call me to read me both the text and the email about all this.
01:40:52.000
This bitch, she'll be like, oh, there's an email?
01:41:07.000
I am extremely ADD. I get overwhelmed by too much information, too many emails.
01:41:13.000
I also don't understand why Gmail's like the number one email thing, and when I click on the email, it doesn't immediately go to the latest email.
01:41:20.000
It goes to the top so that I have to scroll through every email to find what we're even...
01:41:32.000
If you're the biggest email company, why would that not be the thing?
01:41:49.000
I have to pee so bad that I can't listen to this right now.
01:42:15.000
I'm filming my special December 7th, Childless Milf.
01:42:18.000
And also, January 14th, Comedy Store, Main Room, This Bitch and Friends.
01:42:25.000
I hope this pee's long because we have a lot of plugs.
01:42:45.000
Sometimes you want to promote a show and you accidentally try to drink your salts.
01:43:00.000
Yeah, it looks like something that's been fossil.
01:43:13.000
I can't get into my other one because it's deviated.
01:43:24.000
She looks like she's doing a guest star in Succession.
01:43:35.000
I don't know, isn't that what Succession's about?
01:43:57.000
It suggests you don't do it more than twice in a day.
01:44:06.000
We went through a lot while you were gone, dude.
01:44:38.000
Doesn't it feel like you could fucking rip a tree out of the ground?
01:44:41.000
Oh, well that's why they use it before they deadlift.
01:44:47.000
You could rip a tree out of the ground, actually.
01:44:58.000
He's a super jacked powerlifter guy who does all these acrobatic things.
01:45:02.000
He's an amazing specimen, but this is his company.
01:45:20.000
I don't like salt problems, just making sure you guys aren't going away.
01:45:26.000
Toxic large concentrations for prolonged periods can be fatal, but that's not.
01:45:49.000
Full squats while he's pressing weight over his head.
01:45:57.000
So that's 220 pounds over his head while he's doing a full split.
01:46:14.000
Okay, you told us that he owned the salt company, but you didn't tell us he was going to be full split.
01:46:25.000
Well, you can see all the different shit that he does.
01:46:31.000
Yeah, this is the kind of salts that Juju Mufu could handle, not me.
01:46:39.000
This is a guy like this you would imagine would create a smelling salt that would fucking knock your teeth out.
01:46:45.000
When I see him, I'm like, maybe I should stop doing these salts.
01:46:56.000
This guy, imagine someone messing with this guy.
01:46:59.000
Imagine your ex-boyfriend comes with me and he's like, Hey, I heard you're dating my girlfriend and it's Juju Mufu.
01:47:10.000
Oh, he moved a boulder from the bottom of the road to the top of the road.
01:47:32.000
If I'm with a guy, he has to be able to kill another man or I'm not into it.
01:47:39.000
If I think I could beat him up or he can't kill another man, I'm not.
01:47:43.000
Well, that's also a problem with you've been doing jiu-jitsu for a while.
01:47:47.000
Once you've been doing jiu-jitsu for a while, you kind of...
01:47:55.000
You know, when you hang out with comics, sometimes it's hard to hang out with people who aren't comics.
01:48:00.000
I've been dating guys who do MMA and it hits different.
01:48:25.000
Custom mothership, alien, and a UFO. Yeah, you can't do that in jujitsu.
01:48:32.000
Do you think your dad's crazy, or do you think your dad's telling the truth?
01:48:35.000
Both my parents have crazy claims that they've experienced aliens.
01:48:51.000
He says I don't even have to go out far to see them.
01:49:05.000
He started putting him on Facebook pages and then other people started claiming they were seeing them and describing them the same way.
01:49:09.000
If you were going to do something, if you were from another planet, wouldn't you do something at night over the ocean?
01:49:23.000
It's one of the places you know people don't have great phone service.
01:49:25.000
And a lot of fishermen don't have the best cameras and phones.
01:49:33.000
What kind of satellite surveillance does the U.S. government currently have?
01:49:47.000
But when you're looking at the Earth as a whole, can they see the whole ocean?
01:49:55.000
Can they see through it like the fish swimming around?
01:50:00.000
But do they have to be able to pinpoint on a coordinate and then make the satellite turn towards that area?
01:50:20.000
Five years ago, this will just give you one example.
01:50:23.000
This is just what's public on YouTube from five years ago.
01:50:29.000
Yeah, it'll zoom in on someone here at a bus stop right here.
01:50:47.000
I think you can get closer than this too, but this is like just...
01:50:55.000
They could read the text on the phone from the satellite in the sky.
01:51:08.000
Okay, so if they can do this, and if you're a fisherman, and you report the coordinates...
01:51:24.000
Like, imagine if they have high-resolution photographs like that of these crafts.
01:51:29.000
When I think about what they have, I feel like they're so far ahead.
01:51:36.000
Have you ever seen a kid trying to figure something out?
01:51:39.000
And you're like, it's so cute that they think that they're almost there.
01:51:43.000
Yeah, and they're like playing house in the kitchen.
01:51:47.000
And you're like, that's really a grilled cheese.
01:51:51.000
They're not even making a grilled cheese in a real kitchen.
01:51:55.000
And they're like, so they think they made a meal.
01:52:00.000
And they're probably like the aliens like watching us.
01:52:06.000
I think they're so far beyond anything we could even comprehend.
01:52:10.000
Sometimes when I get high and I'm, like, on my laptop, I'm like, are they looking at me?
01:52:14.000
And then I'm like, I'm not that interesting to watch.
01:52:16.000
They cloned a sheep in the early 90s and never talked about it again.
01:52:24.000
There's a lot of people who clone their dogs now.
01:52:30.000
They want these conversations and not like, how advanced did they take that?
01:52:33.000
And then one day your dog's like sitting at the foot of your bed just staring at it in the middle of the night.
01:52:51.000
I swear to God, he's like a perverted teenage boy.
01:52:57.000
No, I was changing the other day in her room into a bathing suit and it was just me and the dog.
01:53:02.000
And then I could feel something staring and I looked and the dog went...
01:53:05.000
Like, it got caught staring at me, and when I looked, it turned away.
01:53:09.000
When I was in high school, my friend Joe, Joe Spaggs, he had a dog that would aggressively hump his toys, and if you'd get anywhere near the toy, the dog would growl at you.
01:53:22.000
He would bite his toy and just start hammering it in front of everybody.
01:53:28.000
Yeah, we had a toy like that, and a dog would hump the toys, and then the toys would be all crispy, and then me and my sisters would threaten to throw it at each other.
01:53:47.000
One time I saw a Chihuahua at the dog park that humped and came in the air.
01:53:55.000
He was just humping the air and cum was coming out of his body.
01:53:58.000
And the owner was so embarrassed and we were all like...
01:54:17.000
When I was in college, I had a dog with my boyfriend and we were at the dog park and the dog pooped out a condom.
01:54:23.000
But it pooped out the condom with the poop inside the condom.
01:54:26.000
So it was like a sack and everybody was like, what's happening to the dog?
01:54:30.000
And then we all realized at the same time it was a condom and it got really weird.
01:54:37.000
It was in the trash, and he ate it, and then the poop filled in the condom, and then he pooped a condom.
01:54:48.000
You're jizzing in the air, fucking your pillows.
01:54:57.000
No, our dog would look us in the eye while he was going at it.
01:55:03.000
He's looking in the eye while he's fucking his stuffed animal.
01:55:15.000
Right, he's grabbing the stuffy's head, stuffing it up his ass.
01:55:24.000
It's got a vibrator in its pussy and a stuffy in its ass.
01:55:28.000
You walk in the room, your dog's legs are in the air.
01:55:37.000
Can you imagine if you came into the room and your dog was lying on its back?
01:55:56.000
If I could eat my own pussy, you wouldn't see me again.
01:56:10.000
They don't think there's anything wrong with doing it.
01:56:14.000
They're not even embarrassed after that either.
01:56:17.000
They don't get embarrassed, which is fascinating.
01:56:28.000
Oh, then you feel bad that you're yelling at them, but you're like...
01:56:36.000
Do you think hitting a dog is necessary for it to listen?
01:56:40.000
I have a friend who has a dog and I said, wow, your dog's so well behaved.
01:56:49.000
Well, I don't think you should hit dogs, but I do think some dogs need some, like there's some aggressive dogs that need to be trained very carefully.
01:56:59.000
And you need to let that dog know that you're the boss.
01:57:04.000
Yeah, I don't think he hits him, but I think he's hit him.
01:57:08.000
I think that changed the dog when he was like, because it was a bad dog when he got it.
01:57:21.000
You know, hit kids are more likely to hit other kids.
01:57:27.000
You hit your kid, they'll come up with some great punchlines.
01:57:35.000
I did Dr. Drew earlier today and he told me I was abused on air.
01:57:40.000
He was like, have you ever been hit with anything other than a hand?
01:57:54.000
But even being hit with a hand, isn't that also abuse?
01:58:00.000
My parents would do hot sauce too, which I heard is really bad now.
01:58:14.000
There's some people that still believe in that.
01:58:16.000
I think we should probably move away from violence as punishment as much as we can possibly.
01:58:20.000
In general, we should always be moving away from violence.
01:58:23.000
As humans and people, we should always be moving towards whatever the nicer thing is.
01:58:36.000
But I feel like that's true because I was spanked and I have no want to spank a child or need to hit a child or hurt a child.
01:58:49.000
The children of alcoholics, oftentimes, they don't even think about drinking.
01:58:54.000
If you've gone through getting your ass kicked by shoes and belts and things like that, you're like, that is not good.
01:59:01.000
This idea that that's the only way you can learn is crazy.
01:59:06.000
It was so common and every parent did it then that it was like, it's crazy.
01:59:11.000
And now the parents are like, you're saying we abused you?
01:59:16.000
Everyone seemed to be abused during that time, but that is also a thing.
01:59:21.000
If you could go to the 1900s, go back to the early 1900s, people would beat the fuck out of their kids.
01:59:28.000
You used to be able to hit your kid at the store in the 90s.
01:59:31.000
People would hit their kids publicly, I remember.
01:59:34.000
Yeah, I remember kids getting spanked in public, like when I was younger.
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Yeah, I've seen people get spanked in public when I was younger.
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I got in a fight with this kid, and they spanked both of us.
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Yeah, they used to be able to paddle you in school.
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Isn't it weird that we, I don't know, like people, it's a form of abuse, but then people also like getting their ass spanked while they're having sex?
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Oh yeah, it's no coincidence that our whole entire generation likes to get spanked and choked.
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There's a new fucking book that's called, it's like fairy porn.
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Oh, it's the new one that Frank Esteele was talking about.
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He said his wife's reading it and she's like fucking him so much that he's scared of her now.
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Dude, he says there's this book out and every guy should buy it for his wife.
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It was like trending on like this gift list too of like...
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It quickly subverts into a dark and brutal test of love.
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I'm looking forward to reading the rest of the books in the series.
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Women in general prefer reading it, whereas men, I think, would prefer watching it.
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All those romance novels with Fabio on the cover, aren't those all kind of like porn for ladies?
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Lost in the Jungle, Tarzan comes through on the vines.
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Nothing hotter than Tarzan coming through to fuck you.
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Not me sharing an STD with a chimp he just fucked.
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And then the chimp gets mad at you because you're taking his dick away.
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He didn't think he didn't have a teenage chimp crush.
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He went to the same high school with the other chimps.
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Imagine being this frog going, I can't believe this.
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Look at, he's sticking his dick inside of its mouth.
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He's holding down a frog and just beating himself off with it.
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It's not funny, but the mushrooms are making me laugh.
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He's throwing him up in the air to soften him up.
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He realizes you're getting a little hoppy here.
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He's gotta put it on his head and he's just feelin' his dick.
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He's lettin' him bounce around, thinking he has freedom.
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No, he's going to town with that poor little frog.
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That poor little frog is about to just explode.
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You're getting a giant's mouth-fucking you to death.
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A giant hairy beast is mouth-fucking you to death.
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He can climb his balls, the wrinkles in his balls to get up to his dick.
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We have talked about Come for Bigfoot and I can't tell if it was a viewer or another sick friend.
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It says, on a week-long outing in Mount Hood National Forest, what begins as a flirty, fun-filled trip soon turns into a nightmare when an ape-like creature kidnaps a group of teen girls with the purpose of procreating with them.
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Thus begins the erotic adventure of a lifetime and an inconceivable love story between a young woman and her horny sasquatch.
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I was on board until I found out the girls were teenage.
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They could be 18. You can do whatever you want in a book.
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Yeah, you can do wild, horrible things in a book.
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That's what you have to read after you come for Bigfoot.
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If you had to choose between seeing a UFO or seeing Bigfoot, what would you pick?
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Seeing Bigfoot would freak me out that they're in the woods with us like that.
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I feel like if Bigfoot was real and there was a bunch of them, we'd treat them the same way we treat orcas.
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And if it didn't exist, if you heard about an intelligent creature that speaks with sound underwater, it's got a brain that's way bigger than a human being's brain.
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Obviously, they hunt, they think, they teach each other things.
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You know, if there was no footage of it, it was just a myth that there was this creature that was really intelligent that killed the whales.
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Yeah, but meanwhile, they're real, and we're like, eh, killer whales.
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There's Sasquatch, and then there's Yetis, right?
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I feel like if you're in the place where the Yeti lives, you fucked up already.
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It's nice, and then you see a Sasquatch, you're like, oh shit.
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Just abduct you into the woods, one over each other.
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Would I rather see a mermaid over a Yeti or a Sasquatch?
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Would you rather see a mermaid or a UFO? A real one.
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A mermaid opens up the opportunity that there's a whole other world of half-humans under the water.
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We gotta start going inside before we go outside, Joe.
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We gotta see what's going on in our ship before we start exploring.
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A mermaid is just like a person with a fishtail.
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This is a different kind of person that lives underwater.
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Anyways, we'll be up here breathing air and having fun and doing stand-up.
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Yeah, you're living with sharks, you fucking moron.
02:10:25.000
There's people on TikTok that are teaching themselves telekinesis and they think they can move things with their minds.
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They're making us stupid and then in China they're getting smarter.
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They're doing real math numbers and we're over here trying to move aluminum foil with wind.
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We're all distracted by the dumbest shit on TikTok.
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Yeah, people are just eating Baconators trying to move things with their minds.
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Do you think that people can, like, is, like, telekinesis a possibility someday?
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It's always existed, like the idea of moving things with your mind.
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And people have always pretended they can do it.
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Do you think it's like things that people think one day...
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At one point in time, we were some hairy creature living in the woods, and we evolved to become like this.
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And maybe that's what psychic thought really is.
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My friend called when I was thinking about them.
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You gotta just fucking go with it until the vibes hit you.
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It shows up with synchronicities and stuff, too.
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Also, I think it's very interesting when you're in school and stuff and you feel someone looking at you and you look and they're looking.
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They've done, like, studies and show people can tell to a certain extent when people are looking at them.
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It is more than chance, because in a room full of people, your head goes exactly to where you're being stared at, and you make eye contact.
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There's times where we're so connected, there'll be times where we do shows and we both show up in a pink jacket.
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We didn't talk about it before, and we'll just both get there and be matching, which is weird, too.
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If I wore a pink jacket and you guys were wearing a pink jacket, that would seem insane.
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I heard this story about a guy who died in a freezer.
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He worked in a place that had like all these freezers and he got locked in one.
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But I read that he died but they found out that the freezer didn't even work.
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And then he like literally like thought he was freezing and killed himself.
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He tricked himself into thinking he was dying and he died.
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I could see that you could have a heart attack.
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And then he was like trying to claw his way out, but then they said that the freezer wasn't even plugged in and he would have lived if he would have just fucking...
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But if you're in there and you're like, not even cold.
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And wanting to go into the refrigerator as a kid.
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My mom being like, I can't go in the refrigerator.
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That's in horror movies where the evil grandmother's like, let me see if you fit in that oven.
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There's a fucked up movie, a horror movie about that where these kids go to visit their grandparents.
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But the grandparents aren't really their grandparents.
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There's some crazy people that took over the grandparents' house and killed the grandparents.
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And the mom calls and they show a picture of the grandparents.
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And she's like, those aren't your grandparents.
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And the kids realize they've been staying with two strangers.
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Well, the grandparents look off from the beginning now that you know.
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But at the beginning, they just seem a little off.
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Yeah, like maybe they had dementia or something.
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These are the people that killed your grandparents.
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You know that movie that fucked me up was The Strangers.
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It's a movie about just strangers showing up at your house at night in masks.
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Like this knock, and then it's a couple on their anniversary, they're in the middle of the woods, and just these people show up, and then they go through this whole night where they're being tortured and murdered, and at the end of the movie, they ask them, they're like, why are you doing this?
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And it's like, no, it's just a movie about demented people.
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Yeah, the strangers make you believe in the right to bear arms, I'll tell you that.
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You'll see them skedaddling with their masks off quick.
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Remember when we saw Haley Joel Osment on the plane and we knew it was him because of his eyes?
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Yeah, he was wearing a mask and we're like, no, we see those funky eyes from here.
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Signs was the first movie I ever got fingered in.
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The first time I ever got fingered was in Signs.
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The only person who has eyes that distinct besides him are Buscemi.
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I was like, okay, Haley Joel, have fun at 32E. He looks like he could be like a Russian wrestler.
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He did that trippy movie A.I. Remember that one where it was about the couple where they got so advanced that you could buy a child if you lost a child that you could buy a very realistic version of one for your grief?
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And then their child actually came back from the coma.
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That's because the other son would taunt him because he could really eat.
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And so the robot kid started almost feeling like, well, if he can eat, I can eat.
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And then eventually, like, the robot lives forever, but he actually loves this family and this woman like a mother.
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But then eventually everyone dies out, and he's, like, still, like, the world.
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Oh, you spoiler alerted the shit out of that movie.
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There's this thing that somebody sent me online.
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There's this thing that someone sent me online where you can make an AI-generated boyfriend.
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Well, aren't there like a bunch of AI girls on OnlyFans?
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I like when it goes silent and a star just goes across the sky.
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There's a bunch of AI-generated girls on OnlyFans.
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You can make your own boyfriend on AI. Before I got that, this popped up.
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Osment was Spielberg's first and only choice for the role.
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To betray the character, Osment avoided blinking his eyes and programmed himself with good posture.
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Something that said, I saw in a Reddit post, it said he didn't blink for a year.
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No, closing your eyes is different than blinking, right?
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I'm sure when no one was looking, he was getting a few in.
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When Spielberg tells you not to blink, you stop blinking!
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Spielberg, if you're listening, I will not blink if you put me in a movie.
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How long before you think, like, we're gonna go over someone's house and they're gonna have a robot, like, cleaning up?
02:20:45.000
Small Wonder, Vicky, it was one of my favorite shows.
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Oh my god, this is the most offensive show of all time.
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And one time she started smoking cigarettes and she, like, it's crazy.
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Did she have the personality of a child or did she just...
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The parents should reconsider Vicky living there.
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Memo, the parents are letting this robot pick your fucking kid up and threaten it with violence.
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I was gonna be here for Halloween one year, but I thought it was more mainstream.
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It was always on my TV! You had to be there from January to March.
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I thought they had like 10 seasons because it was always on.
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Sweetie, January through March 85, if you caught small wonder, you were hooked.
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It's really hard to live in the present moment when you're just thinking about sending emails.
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Like, I didn't really have much inner peace when I was on it.
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I gotta tell you, I can't imagine how you were living because you...
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She thinks about emails more than anyone I know.
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Maybe it made you more, those are like grooves that you naturally go into now.
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The one thing about it was it would make me a bitch.
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And some spunk back in 2007, I'll tell you why.
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You start coming down from it, and you're kind of just like aggro.
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It was literally, Brody died, and I was like, I need to stop taking Adderall's because I was so sad, I just wanted to sleep.
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So I just stopped taking it cold turkey, and then I went into a psychosis, and then ever since then, I've never taken it again.
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I feel like it lasted longer for you because before you even left, there was a few days of like it built up to it.
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I don't think it just hit and was three days and was over.
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Almost like you're being, especially like with my experience with you, it's like I was being gaslit, like, not gaslit, but I'm like, am I, is she off or am I just being judgmental?
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Where you're like, there's a few days where you're like, I think something's off or maybe she's in a really good mood and you kind of, I'm not sure to question it or maybe I'm off and I'm annoyed by her good mood, but I'm like, something's weird.
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Let me tell you, going to the psych ward will change you.
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72 hours psychiatric hold will do something to you.
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Well, but also I probably wasn't eating for like 10 years because I was cracked down on that or all.
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The best part of being in there was there was like a music segment where this old guy would come in and he'd have like a tambourine and we'd all sit around.
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Some old retirement home entertainment going on.
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No, but it was like, it was the only thing I looked forward to, like the music time.
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Because it was like all these, it was just like four mentally ill people being like, what song do you want to hear?
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I'm like, can you do Crosby, Sills, Nash& Young?
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There was a guy who, I remember I looked over and he wasn't wearing pants.
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And when you're on the phone, the phone's a short cord so you don't hang yourself with it.
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This dude with no pants right next to the phone.
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She's like, we gotta get a lawyer to get out of here.
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You're not getting a lawyer to get out of there.
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