Joe Rogan Experience #2072 - Stavros Halkias
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Length
2 hours and 46 minutes
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196.15776
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156
Summary
In this episode of the Joe Rogan Experience, the boys talk about cow shit, cow shit and more cow shit. They talk about how to fuck a cow, how to eat a cow's ass, and what it's like to be a cowboy with a huge ass. Also, they talk about what it s like to fuck someone with a big ass and how to get them to do it right. Joe also talks about his beef with a cow and why he doesn't want to have any more kids. Also, he talks about how you should fuck someone who has a massive ass and why you should be able to fuck them with a much smaller ass. Enjoy the episode and don't forget to subscribe on your favorite streaming platform so you don't miss the next episode! Logo by Courtney DeKorte. Theme by Mavus White. Music by PSOVOD and tyops. The 500 is a production of Native Creative Podcasts. Our theme song is Come Alone by Suneaters, courtesy of Lotuspool Records. We are in no way affiliated with Native Creative and Native Creative, LLC. All rights reserved. This episode was produced and owned by Native Creative Commons. Thank you and all rights reserved, unless otherwise stated. If you like what you hear, share it on social media or share it with a friend or become a patron. Please consider sharing it on the pod, tag or tag us on Insta: and tag us if it helps us spread the word out there and spread it around the word . Thanks and shout us out! and spread the love and support us out there! Thanks for the love & support us everywhere else! XOXOXO xoxo - Thank you for all the love, bye! - The Joe Rogans Podcast. - Tom and Rory - - Rory Mclean Podcasts - ~ & , Thank You, Rory McElroy - EJ & John Rocha ( ) And much more! - John ROGAN Podcasts, - JOGAN PODCAST, :) JOBY, JOSICA, JUICY, JACOB RODAN, RYAN, JOSY, & GRABS, ROBERT, & JOSH MILLER
Transcript
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Train by day, Joe Rogan Podcast by night, all day.
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We missed this entire Jamie ordering a half cow.
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Well, one of the beautiful things about living around here is that there are a bunch of really good ranchers.
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Meat from someone who you know they grew the cow.
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You know they didn't pump it full of antibiotics and hormones.
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Do you know the difference between prime or whatever?
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Wait, what's the difference between corn-fed and grass-fed?
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But then when they want to really plump them up quickly, they feed them corn.
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So most steaks, if you go to like a steakhouse, unless they specify it's corn-fed or grain-fed.
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That was like, I know what to do with this extra fat.
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You don't want them hanging out too long, you don't want too many kids, you know what I mean?
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But if you get them right after Dr. Miami, you know what I mean?
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You gotta let- I'm good at that perfect 30-day mark.
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You scrape off that weird top part, you know, and underneath there's a nice bubbly butt cheeks.
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It is funny to fuck somebody with a huge ass when your dick is so little, though.
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It's like my dick was, like, being stopped by the cheeks.
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Really, you have to really concentrate on tightening up your butt cheeks and keeping that forward thrust.
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You don't want to have too much laxity on the back end.
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You're only going back in, boom, and back in, and back in!
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I have to get my deadlift formed down just so I can fuck a girl with a huge ass.
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I think carrying a gigantic stomach has to kind of strengthen the back, you know what I mean?
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But for those 45 seconds when I'm in those fake butt cheeks, it's pretty good.
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Well, I was thinking that about, like, Ralphie Mae used to have the most fucking gigantic calves.
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And I was like, Ralphie, if you lost weight, you'd be able to kick through a fucking wall.
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Rucking is like when guys hike with a heavy, heavy, heavy backpack.
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Bro, if you lost weight, you'd have fucking tremendous leg power.
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He just said he's going to gain it all back just so he can try to lose it again because he needs something to do.
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Well, you know, when I met Bert, Bert didn't have any money.
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And I just think he just likes that too much and he wants that to keep coming.
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You know, to go from a guy who, you know, really didn't do well on the road to now all of a sudden you're selling out clubs, now all of a sudden you're selling out theaters.
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Now you're doing fucking arenas four or five nights a week.
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Yeah, it feels like, because I did the Fully Loaded Tour.
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But it does feel like if a guy who was, like, working Funny Bones Got a wish from a genie to sell out arenas, he would behave the way Burt's behaving.
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My instinct is to be like, dude, you gotta slow down.
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It's like, he's having the best time in the fucking world.
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Everyone's like, oh, we gotta get fucked up again, Burt.
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Dude, I was literally napping in the bunk on mushrooms, and I was like, I have to go do an arena right now?
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Well, he has a different constitution than most humans.
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He must have a long line of people from his ancestry that imbibed in alcohol.
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And he could put it away and just be hanging out with you, and you're like, wait, how many fucking drinks have you had?
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Bro, he sat here with Ari, and when Ari tried to go beer for beer with him, and he's 16, 17 beers in, and the guy doesn't even slur his words.
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Yeah, and also Ari's a- So it's gone through a lot of flesh.
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Ari seems like he's 50 years older than me and he's younger than me by quite a bit.
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What do you think that search looks like when you Google Ari Shaffir?
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Well, he's a man whose genes are he should be a rabbi.
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I mean, he was literally studying the Talmud like 12 hours a day.
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When I met him, he was just breaking out of that.
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Boy, when did Ari first start coming to the store?
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So that was somewhere around 23 years ago, and Ari was like, yeah, Ari was like 25. Huh.
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I'm not sure, because we didn't really start talking about that until afterwards when we became better friends.
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I remember talking to him and go, oh, this motherfucker's on the ball.
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Well, he's still smart as fuck, but it's like, you know, when you talk to people, for me at least, When I'm talking to a door guy or an open-miker guy, I have all the hope in the world for you.
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But there's some dudes you talk to, you're like, oh, this guy's so dull.
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Some of them fucking find mushrooms and crack through.
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I've seen some guys, and I'm like, he's not going to make it.
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But you kind of look at them like a salmon going upriver.
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Like, how many of you motherfuckers get past the grizzlies?
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But I remember talking to Ari the first time I talked to him.
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And I was like, oh, this fucking dude's clever.
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And then once we became friends and he started telling me his background, then I was fascinated.
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I don't remember whether it was a moment or whether it was multiple moments where he gave up on it.
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But I think it was when he was 25. But his fucking special Jew is so good.
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Well, that's what I was going to say about this conversation we're having.
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Not only was it so good, and it was so interesting to hear from that, but I also felt like he just scratched the surface.
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I feel like there's so much more in that self-reflection.
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Fucking the text message chain that I have with him and Shane.
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We have a Protect Our Parks text message chain.
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And every now and then he'll fucking chime in with a Norman.
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His fucking brain works different than anybody's.
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It's the most like, he's just looking for a pun first and foremost.
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He's a guy who's trained himself on, you know, deflecting, never, like, being emotional, ever being honest.
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And then, dude, he was so uncomfortable in what's supposed to be the best moment of your life.
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He had to just be like, tell his wife how he loved her.
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You know he would have preferred to be like, love you, homo.
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Yeah, women get upset if you don't take that thing very seriously.
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That sounds totally like something he would do.
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And she'd be screaming every afterwards, it's my special day!
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That's a motherfucker that knows how to celebrate.
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It's one of the most beautiful areas of California.
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And Italian immigrants came there, and it reminded them, I think, of the Amalfi Coast.
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And they sort of recreated this sort of Italian style.
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It was like really good Italian restaurants, good Italian style homes.
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Those are the savage ones that got in the boats.
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Italians in Italy and Italians in America are very fucking different.
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This last year I went to Greece for the first time.
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A place where these people thrived here 2,500 years ago.
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That's what I love about the, like, even though it's the thing everybody knows about, go to the Parthenon and go into that neighborhood where it's like, you go over those cobblestones, you're like...
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Some fucking guy, some like 4'8 Athenian was fucking just going up these steps, fucking fetching water, just having a shitty day, anointed his fucking girlfriend, you know what I mean?
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He's running late to his tutoring session slash getting molested appointment.
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Some children are like, I better get these formulas right or he is going to have his way with me this time.
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Yeah, not only was pedophilia okay, But it was openly discussed.
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You were made fun of if you continued to get fucked in the ass past adolescence.
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Yeah, it's like, you're being a fucking little kid.
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You're being childish getting fucked in the ass.
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I read it somewhere eight years ago, maybe, and I've been repeating it.
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I might have told it to you the last time I was on.
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But if you go back and read in history, like Socrates, how many of these guys had boy lovers?
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And, you know, you would read in, like, your sociology books where it's like, there's places where that's fucking, you know, you know where they're like, we can't, you know, these primitive people that we make contact with or, like, these people that don't have technology.
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Do you know about the semen warriors of New Guinea?
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There's a tribe in Papua New Guinea that when a child becomes six or seven, they take them away from their mother and they bring them to an older man who becomes their anal father.
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And they believe that the only way for a boy to grow strong is that he has to ingest semen in his asshole and in his mouth.
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So these kids are just sucking cock and getting buttfucked from six, seven on.
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You think there's like proud fathers with a tear coming down his eye?
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I guess the dads, I guess everybody's just used to it.
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Bloodletting ceremony involves beating the boys with long sticks on their nostrils until they bleed.
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That way, the woman's tingoo is completely gotten rid of.
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Once this is done, he's made to perform oral sex on the older ones, which they do not stop until they take in the semen.
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More so, they are kept aside for three years and maintain a strict diet to make them stronger.
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Defiance against this from the boys usually involves death.
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Jesus Christ, they fucking killed them if they don't want to get their mouth fucked.
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Dude, how bad would this be if the guy who's fucking your mouth can't get hard?
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He's like, alright, can you give me a second here?
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You better hope you get a real pedophile who's enjoying himself.
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There's no moral fucking outliers in tribal communities.
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Yeah, with fucking boar tusks woven into his nose.
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He was kidnapped, and they just made a video about him today.
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Where these guys, there's like 30 dudes around him pointing a rifle at him.
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And they've tried military operations to get him and they've all failed.
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He's a journalist and he's there in New Guinea?
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They're kidnapping a shitload of people out there.
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Did they kidnap them or did those guys go there?
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Rebels claim New Zealand pilot taken in Indonesia's Papa.
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Well, I mean, there's a lot of people that have been there before because they, you know, these fucking knuckleheads, they think that they're...
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You know, they're gonna, like, experience this amazing culture, and these people live a horrific war-like existence.
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I see some things, but I'm looking for specifically what you're saying.
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Held by the rebels in West Papua region for 10 months.
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He fell into the hands of the Liberation Army after landing his Susie Air single engine plane on a remote airstrip.
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The mountainous province of Nduga, while supporting locals, get home to remote parts of the country.
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We'll let you go if you come back every three months.
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And this dude probably can't even understand a word what he's saying.
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You know how long it would take you to figure out what the fuck they're saying?
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Like, even the most minor parts would be brutal.
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He just shits and puts his fucking shitty drawers back on.
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Like, even the most basic stuff, let alone the 10...
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They got some pretty sophisticated rifling there.
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Let's make these guys the villains in an action movie.
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They're all just no trigger discipline, all fucking pointed at him.
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You don't keep your finger on the fucking trigger.
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This feels like a Chris Hemsworth movie waiting to happen.
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Yeah, Extraction 3. Boy, that does not end well.
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I mean, I guarantee you can't drink the water that they can drink.
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There's people in certain parts of the world that are used to drinking dirty water, and they can survive off dirty water for whatever reason.
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I don't know what the fuck that's all about, but they're like a horse.
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You take a horse up to a river, they just drink out of the river.
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If we were drinking bullshit from the beginning.
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I've never been worried about America until COVID. After COVID, I was like, oh, this might be the end.
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This might be just like when you go to visit Greece and the Parthenon.
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You guys left behind this fucking dope-ass building.
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This was the first photo released back in March when they first He looks remarkably chill, I have to say.
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I know I shouldn't be empathizing with these guys, but they look fucking awesome.
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And this guy's shooting at the other guy's dick.
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The guy pointing at his friends has good trigger discipline.
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But the guy to his right, to his right, to the left, that guy's got his fucking...
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And how do they get you out without getting killed and them killing you?
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Because they realize how valuable it is to have some Westerner that they've got kidnapped.
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This is probably not gonna show it on this article.
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I was involved in talks to free a kidnapped Kiwi pilot.
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The Westpapao National Independence Army kidnapped him February 7, demanding Indonesia recognize Westpapao's independence.
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I was hoping maybe they'd want a couple fucking Hot Pockets, maybe some Nutter Butters.
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Oh, bro, you're gonna have to kill that white boy.
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He seems like a chill guy, to be honest with you.
00:25:35.000
Well, he probably legitimately is there trying to help people, so he's probably a good dude.
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Not some guy trying to start new slavery and pop up.
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Some guy who's over there trafficking Filipino girls.
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They probably have one flat screen TV, those guys.
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I bet they're a lot more sophisticated than we think.
00:26:06.000
I think in this day and age, you can't pull the wool over anybody's eyes.
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Let's pretend Wes, Papa, whatever the fuck is a real country.
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I bet Elon put a fucking satellite right above him.
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Fucking beam in Wolf Blitzer being like, alright, they're a fucking country now.
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Here's the most recent update about his situation, because they think he's dead.
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I just received a message from our teamwork just a few minutes ago, and they said that he is still alive.
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We, the Liberation Fighters, give him very good hospitality, which is if he needs some medication or water or food or whatever, they will always provide since they captured him in February.
00:27:03.000
We have our own humanitarian team inside the TPNPB so that team looks after him.
00:27:14.000
But the thing is like once this guy is dead, They're coming for these folks.
00:27:30.000
If we get SEAL Team just blowing motherfuckers up, everybody would be wearing GoPros.
00:27:38.000
Well, they wouldn't even have to hit the ground.
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They'd just fucking storm overhead in jets or just use drones.
00:27:50.000
I think the jacked guys with the huge beards go in after the initial detonations.
00:28:06.000
Yeah, an American flag tattoo on his fucking chest that's ripped.
00:28:14.000
He's not hurt at all, but we fucking slice his uniform open.
00:28:18.000
And then an actor, a paid actor, one of the guys from Captain Phillips.
00:28:22.000
We get him to pretend he's one of them, you know?
00:28:31.000
People are like, hey man, that guy sounds fucking Mexican.
00:28:39.000
They don't even have to fucking do that anymore.
00:28:45.000
I was watching this Greta Thunberg deep fake one about electric vibrators.
00:29:06.000
I don't like that because it's taking jobs out of good Trump impersonators.
00:29:40.000
When I was here last, when I was at the mothership, I... I just...
00:29:48.000
He was like, you can just go hang out at my house.
00:29:51.000
I was just alone in Shane's house doing fucking cannonballs into his pool looking at his car.
00:30:06.000
It's so awesome having him at the club all the time, working on new shit.
00:30:26.000
Bottom of the Barrel show is literally like a factory for premises.
00:30:30.000
You know, even if you can't recreate the moment...
00:30:34.000
Because a lot of times it's like there's a crazy moment that makes you go down a certain path.
00:30:43.000
Yeah, well, when you're on stage, it's like, and you're not, you're only using, it's like survival mode.
00:30:48.000
So it's like, you haven't pre-thought of anything, and there's some deep part of your brain that just something awesome will come out of that.
00:30:56.000
But that 10% is fucking, that's some good shit right there.
00:30:59.000
Yeah, I got two last week that are like legit, that I'm like watering them.
00:31:04.000
I'm like, okay, you're gonna be a tree someday, little Billy.
00:31:07.000
Put a little splint in it, one of the leafs is going fucking...
00:31:11.000
It's the most fun thing in comedy, is the new bits, new premises.
00:31:18.000
It's like even being like, you know, even a sold-out theater, it's cool, but a new joke in a shitty bar feels ten times better than selling out a 3,000 seat theater.
00:31:29.000
Yeah, when something cracks for the first time and you realize you got something, you're like, oh boy.
00:31:35.000
Because there's this process of creation that's just so weird.
00:31:44.000
I'm going to be like those guys that just have the same material for 50 years.
00:31:49.000
I mean, it does feel weird because it's like...
00:31:53.000
The last 10 years, there's been a real shift in, like, you just gotta fucking be putting shit out.
00:31:59.000
Well, there's so much content out there, and there's also so many people that come to comedy now.
00:32:12.000
For example, Fat Rascal on Netflix, December 5th.
00:32:48.000
That's the, you know, Ron Jeremy with maybe one-eighth of the penis.
00:32:55.000
It is tough to be compared to a guy who was historically ugly, but his saving grace was a huge dick and my dick is little.
00:33:06.000
Well, I think back then, porn stars, they wanted him to be ugly so that guys didn't feel bad.
00:33:12.000
Like, if you're at home whacking off and some good-looking guy is getting laid, you're like, fuck him.
00:33:25.000
Maybe there's little dick porn has to start now.
00:33:27.000
I think they already have that in other countries.
00:33:40.000
You know what's weird about Japanese porn is they have to blur out the dicks and the vaginas.
00:33:51.000
I mean, what are you protecting by making confusion as to whether or not someone's...
00:33:57.000
I mean, you really don't have to have any real porn because it's all blurred out.
00:34:02.000
Yeah, I mean, I will say I have jacked off to the blurred out porn.
00:34:14.000
I like a big pillowy Asian titty to jack off to, you know?
00:34:19.000
And you want to get those straight from the source, you know?
00:34:25.000
You don't want someone who's been BBL'd in the titties.
00:34:32.000
A little bit of this, a little bit of that, a little bit of authentic.
00:34:36.000
Yeah, you want to go to Chinatown sometimes to want Chinese food.
00:34:44.000
It's not bad every now and then if you're at the mall and you want some orange chicken.
00:34:48.000
If you're at the mall getting your dick sucked by a Zara employee in the bathroom.
00:34:54.000
Just taking the metaphor to its logical conclusion.
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But yeah, I will, I don't know, sometimes I feel worldly jacking off to Japanese porn.
00:35:08.000
Like a guy who like, yeah, a guy who brags about reading old books.
00:35:14.000
It's like watching a Godard film or whatever, you know?
00:35:17.000
When I first met Callan, first time I ever went over to his apartment, he leaves books laying out as if he's reading them.
00:35:27.000
And I go, hey, motherfucker, I know you're not reading this.
00:35:44.000
You want girls to think you're interesting, so you leave these books out, pretending that you're worldly.
00:35:49.000
Is that I have an e-reader thing, and I was reading You know, some book about, like I was reading like about Goodfellas or like, you know, some trashy like, or not even trashy, but like a detective thing.
00:35:59.000
And then I switched it up to like, you know, something smart on the outside.
00:36:04.000
Some shit about like civil rights or something like that.
00:36:19.000
Yeah, just the screen, right, of the e-reader, and it'll just show what you're reading.
00:36:23.000
And I was reading, like I said, some fucking book about, you know, oh, I was reading about the Phoenix Sun, Seven Seconds or Less.
00:36:31.000
I read a lot of basketball books, you know, that kind of shit.
00:36:41.000
Or even like shit girls like, like a Murakami book, you know?
00:37:01.000
There's always an insane woman who has BPD, and it's always some nerd.
00:37:05.000
And in the book, the nerd always fucks the girl really well.
00:37:31.000
Some Fabio-looking motherfucker with a giant hog.
00:37:40.000
That shows you what I'm getting out of literature, by the way.
00:37:46.000
There's some fucking like professor listening to this like that guy's dumb as shit.
00:37:50.000
That's what he gets out of Murakami, but what can I say?
00:38:04.000
How many professors have you ever met that are happy?
00:38:10.000
Just the ones who fuck their students, I'm pretty sure.
00:38:13.000
That was like the main reason to be a professor.
00:38:16.000
Back in the Feynman days, those guys all banged their graduate students.
00:38:23.000
You get these really hot 22-year-old students that are enamored by this amazing professor with his PhD.
00:38:30.000
Full library of books that he probably hasn't read even.
00:38:33.000
He actually probably has read them, which is even more incredible.
00:38:39.000
Yeah, you think in the application process or the interview process, they're like, look, we can't offer you that much money, but here's a picture of all the girls that got in this year.
00:38:52.000
No, not only do they get paid well, they get tenure.
00:38:56.000
But I bet they can get fired now if they bang their students.
00:39:02.000
When do you think they stopped banging their students?
00:39:04.000
Was it the same time they stopped fucking kids?
00:39:10.000
I think people are still picking their spots and fucking their students.
00:39:18.000
When I was in high school, my friend, she was 17. She was dating a Spanish teacher.
00:39:29.000
He was like 25. I mean, relatively, the age gap wasn't that big.
00:39:45.000
Yeah, I think at that time, that's the last hurrah of the Hades.
00:39:51.000
Once people started reading about the effects of it, like, hey.
00:40:10.000
You're a professor, and if you're banging a student, you give her A's?
00:40:16.000
And if she's a sociopath, and she just wants to get ahead no matter what.
00:40:22.000
It's the thing where you're like, the guy's gotta stop it, because it's like, yeah, just because somebody wants to fuck you doesn't mean it's right.
00:40:29.000
Well, it's also, like, if you're a professor, and you're just...
00:40:33.000
I mean, literally, that's like you're setting up their career.
00:40:38.000
You just hold too much juice over whether or not they're gonna get an A, and whether or not that's gonna allow...
00:40:50.000
Without a doubt, there has been grades that were given to people that professors fucked that they didn't deserve.
00:40:59.000
I need to do zero research to make this confidently.
00:41:05.000
It's like, imagine if you hire someone for a firm, and you're like, look, she's got straight A's.
00:41:10.000
And then she gets into the job, and she's like, she's a moron.
00:41:19.000
There was an ad from, like, the 1950s about a secretary, and it was something about, uh, has your boss been ignoring you?
00:41:27.000
Maybe you needed to change your smell and, like, put different fucking deodorant on and shit.
00:41:32.000
But literally they were advertising that a secretary's, like, that that was the goal, that a secretary had.
00:41:39.000
You tried to get the boss to fall in love with him.
00:41:42.000
Yeah, going to college and being a secretary for a while was just like, all right, if you don't graduate with an English degree and a husband, you fucking wasted your four years.
00:41:53.000
I wonder if we're going to look back in the future about women entering into the workforce and, like, being forced to do...
00:42:00.000
If anyone's going to make a long-term analysis of the shift in culture that that brought about.
00:42:16.000
Like, you know, every time you have sex, you don't have to worry about getting knocked up.
00:42:20.000
Imagine if you're a woman, like a guy just wants to fuck, and you're like, I'm not, I don't think we should do this.
00:42:27.000
And meanwhile, you might have all fucking human life grow inside you.
00:42:32.000
And he's going to whack off six hours from now.
00:42:36.000
Just trying to get, yeah, trying to get the poison out.
00:42:38.000
And if you're a guy, and, you know, when back in those days, when, I mean, you gotta imagine, it's hard for us to even contextualize what it must have been like before birth control.
00:42:51.000
The birth control pill is fucking terrible for them.
00:42:56.000
No, I know a lot of my friends will just go off, they'll just be like, it's not worth it.
00:43:00.000
Like, if you get out of your early 20s, no kid, you're like, alright.
00:43:08.000
It changes the way what women are attracted to.
00:43:13.000
You're ingesting a pill that tricks your body into thinking you're already pregnant, which is just nuts.
00:43:30.000
I mean, with really intelligent women to rationalize and understand what's going on.
00:43:34.000
But for a lot of them, that shift in the hormonal balance, it has a significant impact on what you do.
00:43:42.000
I wonder why the fuck we don't have any, like, sign me up for the guy pill.
00:43:50.000
They gave a guy pill and it turned a guy trans.
00:44:07.000
Was there like some fake vasectomy shit you could do?
00:44:10.000
Well, there's a real vasectomy that you can do.
00:44:13.000
Guys can get their tubes tied, and they supposedly can put them back together again.
00:44:26.000
What kind of psychopath baby are you going to have with frozen nuts?
00:44:36.000
Bro, have you ever read in there how many doctors use their own jizz in fertility clinics?
00:44:45.000
Because it's like, you think it's an animalistic thing to want to spread your seed, right?
00:45:02.000
Meanwhile, they don't even want to know the kids.
00:45:10.000
Well, Brett Weinstein, who's an evolutionary biologist, he explained to me the difference between beautiful and hot.
00:45:17.000
He goes, you know the difference between beautiful and hot?
00:45:21.000
He goes, hot is someone that's not going to require anything from you.
00:45:28.000
And that, from an evolutionary perspective, gives you an opportunity to spread your seed without having any sort of commitment.
00:45:38.000
Whereas beautiful is someone that you want to settle down with and commit with.
00:45:43.000
Little chubby lady in the corner, you know what I mean?
00:45:48.000
I think, you know, that thing, that was lost on me.
00:45:56.000
More almost, like, dangerous on some level, too.
00:46:00.000
Like the Megan Fox archetype of, like, almost evil.
00:46:10.000
Okay, she's got, like, the features where it's, like, if she was a villain in something.
00:46:21.000
There's, like, an edge to someone who has, like...
00:46:23.000
Who has like, you know, like almost femme fatale, but like not trying to hide what she is.
00:46:37.000
Did you ever see that alien movie that she did?
00:46:45.000
But she also has kind of like softer features, too.
00:46:53.000
There's almost like, I guess, the Black Widow feel to it.
00:47:12.000
Those guys are in a legal battle with each other.
00:47:26.000
But that Scarlett Johansson movie, she plays an alien that kills people.
00:47:49.000
She's hot in the really intelligent, hot woman category.
00:47:57.000
I guess big titties is also what I'm talking about.
00:48:38.000
So she picks up these guys and takes them home.
00:49:04.000
It just shows you, like, if aliens wanted to take over, they would just have to be hot women.
00:49:16.000
She's not even, like, that evil thing I'm talking about because that would almost be too on the nose.
00:49:27.000
You don't want the angular thing because that would...
00:49:31.000
But going into it, I'd be like, I'm probably going to die.
00:49:43.000
Yeah, I mean, the places I've gone for head are so scary.
00:49:49.000
I hooked up this one girl I didn't know at all off the internet who was like...
00:49:55.000
And I had to go through, like, an alley into a back entrance.
00:50:13.000
I'm sure guys are getting got like that all the time.
00:50:22.000
You ever go into like a fucking scary place to get sucked off?
00:50:28.000
I never had a situation where I was like going into a dangerous situation for sex.
00:50:48.000
I've seen that little pic of you with the fucking earring, the earring in the leather jacket.
00:51:01.000
He takes a lot of shit because he's too beautiful.
00:51:13.000
If he was a little guy with glasses doing the same act, no one would be mad at him.
00:51:17.000
Yeah, but he wouldn't get as much attention though.
00:51:23.000
It's like a bunch of horny women aren't coming out to a nebbishy, to 20-year-old Ari that you met with Matt Reif's act.
00:51:50.000
A hot 46-year-old grandma is pretty hard to beat.
00:51:56.000
Teen mom whose kid also had kids at 18. And now she sees that young Matt Reif.
00:52:07.000
It's younger women are into me just because I think it's like the MILFs want a little handsome to feel like young again.
00:52:13.000
And I think like hot younger women want like...
00:52:22.000
The thing about comics though, I think the big one is that they're funny.
00:52:35.000
There's funny women out there, don't get me wrong, but we're just being honest.
00:52:42.000
It goes back to the whole what we were talking about with secretaries and shit, right?
00:52:46.000
Up until very recently, You kind of had to play a subservient role where if you were funnier than a guy, you had to hide it.
00:52:54.000
You weren't rewarded for it until probably 20 years ago.
00:53:01.000
When rich women start dating guys who have regular jobs, what is that?
00:53:08.000
I think because the women who are like- I bet they like it.
00:53:12.000
If he knows what's good for him, sign me up, dude.
00:53:18.000
But the thing is, if the man has his own dreams of greatness...
00:53:27.000
Let me suck on a pair of freshly redone titties.
00:53:33.000
Let me fucking throw on some fucking cocoa melon with our son.
00:53:43.000
I would love a high-powered woman who's just like, doesn't, isn't, thinks comedy's stupid.
00:53:50.000
What if she started telling you to stop going on?
00:53:58.000
A friend of mine is having that issue right now.
00:54:02.000
And she's like, you don't need to go out tonight.
00:54:16.000
Would prefer if I... Doesn't mind the work ethic, but thinks it's like, you know, a low...
00:54:23.000
Like, doesn't have any, like, respect for the art form.
00:54:26.000
A lot of people don't have respect for the art form.
00:54:31.000
Comedy is one of, like, the most disparaged art forms.
00:54:34.000
It's very odd in that it's one of the most difficult things to do.
00:54:48.000
When you see someone who's a serious musician, there's just a level of respect for an elite guitarist.
00:54:55.000
Like fucking Stevie Ray Vaughan or Gary Clark Jr. There's a level of respect like, wow, that motherfucker, they know their craft.
00:55:06.000
Whereas with comedy, the problem is we're doing something that everybody does, which is talking.
00:55:11.000
Everyone thinks they can do it, you know what I mean?
00:55:15.000
A friend of mine's been bringing it up lately, and I'm like, no.
00:55:18.000
That's funny to be friends with you and be like, I could do it.
00:55:24.000
But everything he ever says that he thinks is funny, he laughs at his own shit, and it's terrible.
00:55:34.000
It's the thing I, you know, my whole life has been dedicated to it.
00:55:37.000
But I also understand, I respect a guitarist more than a comedian.
00:55:46.000
A fine artist, like, I respect them more than fucking comedy.
00:55:52.000
I like that we're the lowest form of show business.
00:55:58.000
Some of us have a type of intelligence or, like...
00:56:00.000
Like, I think what I like is, like, emotional intelligence.
00:56:08.000
I think my brain is essentially like a tachometer.
00:56:16.000
Like, if I have scientists and I have to have discussions with them, or if there's something serious that I have to debate about with someone, I can redline it.
00:56:23.000
But for the most part, I'm cruising on the highway at a steady 2,500 RPMs.
00:56:34.000
Let me tell you about what time my dick didn't get hard.
00:56:38.000
Whenever I think of golf carts, I think of Jackie Gleason.
00:56:42.000
There's a photo of Jackie Gleason on a golf cart.
00:56:47.000
And Jackie Gleason just liked to play golf and get lit.
00:56:54.000
See if you can find the photo of Jackie Gleason.
00:56:59.000
Whenever I think of golf carts, I think of that photo.
00:57:13.000
Not even an American flag, is that the first...
00:57:19.000
It said he oozes self-satisfaction, which is hilarious.
00:57:35.000
And listen, man, that guy got drunk constantly.
00:57:44.000
After four or five of these good heavens, a spectator yelled out, and he said, when you play as good as that heavens, it has nothing to do with it.
00:58:02.000
In 1963. And he's the only guy I've ever seen like that.
00:58:09.000
That when you see him play pool, you don't get offended.
00:58:42.000
That's an electric cooler built into his fucking golf cart.
00:58:53.000
I drive up in this and that shakes him a little bit.
00:59:05.000
The fucking club literally says the great one on it.
00:59:19.000
You know, the amazing thing in The Hustler, he doesn't even talk hardly.
00:59:24.000
I mean, he has a few lines, but he just plays this stoic pool player who's the best pool player in the world.
00:59:34.000
You know, there's a guy, like a real pool player named Minnesota Fats who just stole the name.
00:59:40.000
The Minnesota Fats, the guy who you see, like, he would be in these, like, exhibitions against, like, Willie Moscone back in the day.
00:59:51.000
And then the movie came out and he was like, that movie's about me.
01:00:06.000
Freeway Ricky Ross tried to sue him because he's using his name.
01:00:11.000
Rick Ross, honestly, how he got away with everything is awesome.
01:00:22.000
Bro, he didn't even know how to read until he got into fucking jail.
01:00:26.000
Became a jailhouse lawyer and then realized once he was in jail that they had tried him for three strikes based on one case and you can't do that.
01:00:34.000
It has to be three separate times you were arrested so he got out.
01:00:51.000
So he starts selling drugs and didn't know that he was selling it for the fucking CIA to fund the Sandinistas versus the Contras.
01:01:00.000
And then you got Rick Ross who was a fucking, he was a prison guard.
01:01:04.000
That's what I'm saying is like, he, because he's so good at lying and rapping and just like, you hear Rick Ross rapping and you're like, that's Jackie Gleason on a fucking golf cart.
01:01:21.000
And 50 Cent, who's the best troll of all time, he's so funny, he thought he was destroying everyone he was up against.
01:01:28.000
He's up against Rick Ross, who's stealing a real drug dealer's name, was a literal cop.
01:01:34.000
50 Cent had the pictures of him in his little uniform.
01:01:37.000
Rick Ross was just good enough at fucking rapping.
01:01:40.000
He's so good at fucking, you know, luxurious rap.
01:01:45.000
Have you ever made love to the woman in your dreams in a room full of money out in London as she screams?
01:01:56.000
It's like Tony Hinchcliffe had this bit that he used to do about Michael Jackson.
01:02:00.000
And he goes, Michael Jackson was so good, when Beat It came on, you didn't give a fuck about those kids.
01:02:08.000
There hasn't been a single artist in all of history that was accused by multiple people of pedophilia.
01:02:16.000
We all knew he had kids spend the night over his house.
01:02:21.000
He literally turned his fucking house into a honeypot for kids.
01:02:28.000
Where he's like, I have shit in my house that bitches like.
01:02:32.000
He was like, I don't like silk pillowcases, but bitches do.
01:02:37.000
And then he's like, now what does Michael's house have?
01:02:43.000
He's like, who do you think he's trying to fuck?
01:02:45.000
People were giving him so much shit about that bit.
01:02:47.000
Dude, that, first of all, that might be my favorite special of all time because he's just...
01:02:55.000
In the middle of it, he dances to his own song on Dipset.
01:03:03.000
And it's a shorter special, but he's got the fucking turbo button.
01:03:11.000
And in that special is my favorite Michael Jackson bit and my favorite bit about the Iraq War, where he's just like, what does the Iraq Army's uniform look like?
01:03:24.000
And then he's talking about how insurgents, he's like, we're killing motherfuckers in flip-flops, sweatpants.
01:03:35.000
And it is literally as good as any political comic, because he just gets to the fucking heart of the matter.
01:03:44.000
He had a run for a few years when he was on the top.
01:03:46.000
And he still, that's the thing, it's like, maybe culturally it's not what it used to be, but from, like, the numbers, like, people still fucking watch Cat Williams a ton, dude.
01:04:02.000
I thought, you know, I go back and forth, but that...
01:04:05.000
I mean, it's on the Mount Rushmore for me of just like...
01:04:10.000
It's so, you know, of that 2000s era of like...
01:04:21.000
Sweat your perm out his own song in the middle of a special.
01:04:50.000
Well, you can move like that when you weigh 130 pounds.
01:05:12.000
He had a special with a tiger in a cage behind him.
01:05:19.000
Think about how hard it would be to follow Little John in the height of his fame.
01:05:37.000
And by the way, you can tell, I think he shot that in one go.
01:05:45.000
But yeah, that Michael Jackson bit he did was so fucking good, and he was just the man.
01:05:51.000
And it's cool, because he's also a great actor.
01:05:54.000
When he was in fucking Atlanta, he was fucking awesome.
01:06:00.000
He's just got so much depth, and he's such an interesting person.
01:06:05.000
Imagine coming back from getting in a fight with a child.
01:06:14.000
And it's like, he's doing arenas like two years later.
01:06:19.000
That one time when he's just completely destroying that some woman on the radio.
01:06:24.000
She is trying to go after him in the softest way possible.
01:06:28.000
It's like when he was coming back from his troubles and shit like that.
01:06:38.000
But it's like him on, I don't remember what radio show, but it's like.
01:06:44.000
And he's like, you know, he's just fucking being chill, whatever.
01:06:47.000
And it's just like, he's just such a genuine guy that you can't shake him.
01:06:55.000
It's, you know, if you can find it, Jamie, but like, it's one of the funniest things I've ever seen in terms of like just destroying a woman.
01:07:04.000
That's the only reason to go on one of those radio shows.
01:07:06.000
Well, Sam does it where he goes on morning shows and talks about how each...
01:08:07.000
If you can't get your blood pressure down, you can't call me down.
01:08:10.000
Your cholesterol is 600. I'm little mama's baby daddy.
01:09:21.000
I mean, dude, just comes with a pack of new points.
01:09:31.000
And when you go back to work tomorrow and everybody's like, how you feeling?
01:09:36.000
Especially if she reads the comments and you know she reads the comments.
01:09:56.000
Yeah, she's the fourth mic on a fucking radio show.
01:10:02.000
It's a woman completely out of her depth who doesn't, who didn't appreciate that everybody was, you know, rightfully, like, respecting Kat as a fucking legend, and she probably just didn't like it.
01:10:21.000
Apparently at a show of his in Atlanta, her husband pointed a gun at him.
01:10:36.000
Imagine getting roasted so bad, your husband points a gun at the guy.
01:10:40.000
Following the interview in the alleged altercation to be Williams and Sellers, Smith addressed both on air.
01:10:45.000
She said that at the comedy theater, Williams saw her and approached her and said, I told you, fucking with me will make you go viral.
01:10:51.000
This led to sellers chasing Williams into a Food Depot supermarket.
01:10:56.000
Because of legal reasons, Smith couldn't talk further about the altercation.
01:11:00.000
But she did discuss feeling attacked during her interview with Williams.
01:11:10.000
I felt like, as he started to talk in the beginning, he had an agenda to attack me, and I kept feeling some type of way, she explained.
01:11:18.000
He kind of came for me, and I'm not that kind of comedian.
01:11:26.000
When he started coming at me, it kind of threw me off.
01:11:28.000
I didn't know how to come back, because that's not how I wanted to talk to him, because of the respect.
01:11:46.000
I put some smoked salmon up my ass and waved it in front of a bear's face, and it attacked me, and now I'm sad.
01:12:01.000
And then at the end, when he's got the special bar charged up, he does his finishing move on her, she's fucked, dude.
01:12:09.000
Well, when he started with, run your gnarled fingers.
01:12:25.000
Oh my god, that was like one of the best takedowns I've ever seen.
01:12:31.000
It's like, what are you doing in there with him?
01:12:48.000
At the very end of, like, when I first started headlining and, you know, playing, like...
01:12:52.000
I would feature, and then I would do the Sunday or something like that, you know, or the Thursday.
01:12:57.000
I did it a couple times, but I was like, why am I up at fucking 5am?
01:13:05.000
And it's just like, now it's like we kind of do the...
01:13:07.000
Like, I'll do the shows that, you know, depending.
01:13:10.000
I'll do some, you know, Lebitard is a really great show.
01:13:14.000
But even those shows, it's like, he's also a podcast now, or like, I'll do local, you know, in certain markets.
01:13:23.000
I'll do his show because, you know, he was one of the guys that started ahead of me.
01:13:27.000
And it's still a good show in the market, like 98 Rock, whatever.
01:13:32.000
I kept doing Boston long after I stopped doing other places.
01:13:41.000
Well, radio was probably what led me to get into podcasting.
01:14:04.000
I don't know if, like, Bob and Tom is still big.
01:14:17.000
The morning zoo was big there for a while, and then there was another show.
01:14:24.000
I mean, if we really think about it, it really was like podcasts.
01:14:30.000
Even though there's like 200 podcasts that do really...
01:14:33.000
Just off the top of my head, you know, comedy podcasts.
01:14:37.000
It's the same way where it's like every market had a place where a guy was a fucking celebrity.
01:14:41.000
In their little town, you couldn't fuck with that guy, dude.
01:14:46.000
And that has kind of gone away because now it's like...
01:14:54.000
Isn't that crazy that that went like blockbuster?
01:15:01.000
Well, and it's like, you know, those shows were like...
01:15:22.000
Just not knowing what I was talking about 15 seconds after I was talking.
01:15:34.000
I've drank on the radio, too, but that's hard, man, because then you go back to your hotel room and crash, and then you feel like shit at, like, 2 p.m.
01:15:45.000
Yeah, because the show's got to come after you.
01:15:48.000
Yeah, but if you're on a radio show and you're having fun, you've got to go.
01:15:51.000
I mean, this is like the advertisement to get people to come see you.
01:16:00.000
But I always used to think, like, that would be the job, man.
01:16:15.000
That's why I never would have gotten one of those jobs.
01:16:16.000
They would have said, hey, hey, you can't talk about the pyramids again.
01:16:27.000
It was a fucking alien, beamed us the fucking knowledge.
01:16:33.000
You would have a bunch of fucking, like, they would have meetings with the, like, I was friends with Kevin and Bean in LA. That was like one of the last shows that I ever did.
01:16:40.000
They were, no, they were the last radio show that I would ever willingly do.
01:16:47.000
And, you know, when they got fired, man, they just got fucking, they just got told they were fired and they weren't even allowed to go in the building to get their stuff.
01:17:05.000
And they bled their industry dry, and it kind of made way for independent stuff, independent pot.
01:17:12.000
And it's like, they thought they could do that because they were a monopoly, and then...
01:17:16.000
In five years, it was like anybody could do their own show.
01:17:19.000
Well, I remember when I first started talking about doing it, like, radio guys were so dismissive.
01:17:26.000
Well, Howard Stern used to talk about it openly.
01:17:33.000
But, I mean, you also get it because it, like, it's, of course, it threatens them because it's like, yeah, I'm just going to do it.
01:17:40.000
I get it, but I don't get it because things that threaten me, I don't attack.
01:17:47.000
If there's something that threatens me, if there was something like a podcast, if I was a radio host and podcasts were killing, I'd be like, I need to get a fucking podcast.
01:17:55.000
And I'd probably start talking openly about it to put pressure on my contract negotiations.
01:18:09.000
Well, do you think it's a little bit of like what happens when, like, it's not so much a, I mean, I guess it happens now, too, where it's like, like, if somebody gets big off purely TikTok, right, or somebody does, like, funny videos, and then they start selling out comedy clubs, don't you think they looked at podcasters that way,
01:18:25.000
where they're like, they don't know how to They don't know how to be a radio guy.
01:18:30.000
Because I feel that sometimes where I'm like, these fucking guys can't put together an act.
01:18:34.000
Or whenever a celebrity gets canceled, now all of a sudden they're fucking comedians.
01:18:44.000
Again, back to what comedy is, where comedy is.
01:18:53.000
Well, like, TikTok made Ralph Barboza, but I think he's gonna make it.
01:18:59.000
And then all of a sudden he's, like, headlining and selling out four, five, six shows in a row.
01:19:08.000
Somebody who makes it off of the strength of their jokes is different from like, let's say you do skits.
01:19:16.000
And like somebody like, like, Drewski's really funny.
01:19:20.000
And he goes on the road and he does his own thing.
01:19:25.000
He's like taking the experience of what makes him good.
01:19:28.000
But then you see other people who don't have that, like, imagination.
01:19:31.000
They don't want to work hard and craft their own special live show.
01:19:37.000
Imagine if your friend, who's not funny at all, blows up because he puts a wig on and pretends to be a woman on TikTok.
01:19:53.000
Hypothetically, a guy like that, it happens, and they have no stage presence.
01:19:59.000
And all of a sudden, they can sell out a fucking improv for the weekend.
01:20:04.000
And now, hopefully, Organically, people will stop going to see them if they're bullshit.
01:20:22.000
More often than not, though, I think if they figure it out, they become hacks.
01:20:31.000
Well, you know, Tom Green is a really good comic now.
01:20:33.000
And Tom Green, you know, was doing movies and all that other stuff and sketches, the Tom Green show.
01:20:40.000
Well, he's a super imaginative, very, like, creative guy.
01:20:45.000
He's also the main reason why I did this podcast.
01:20:55.000
It was, like, 2007. And I was like, this is crazy.
01:20:59.000
You've got wires running through your living room.
01:21:03.000
A whole room dedicated to hard drives and servers and some crazy internet connection.
01:21:10.000
And I was like, dude, you've just got to figure out a way to monetize this.
01:21:16.000
I think I started doing versions of, like, web shows after.
01:21:20.000
And then the other one that got me into it was doing the Opie and Anthony show.
01:21:28.000
Bunch of funny guys, Patrice and Voss and Norton, and everyone just hanging out.
01:21:38.000
Especially when they went to XM and they were unfiltered.
01:21:42.000
It's so funny to hear the clips from when they were on terrestrial radio and you're like, they're like, easy, Patrice.
01:21:55.000
But yeah, I guess that's what the radio guys were thinking.
01:21:59.000
You should try and understand what the fuck's going on, not feel threatened.
01:22:03.000
Yeah, well, I get why you would feel threatened.
01:22:09.000
It's just like, how's it going to help you to shit on something that is obviously killing it?
01:22:13.000
Once you're already successful, the people get set in their fucking ways.
01:22:17.000
Yeah, well, especially if you're, like, a Howard Stern type dude.
01:22:21.000
And then something's coming along that's taking over radio.
01:22:25.000
Although, I will say, none of us have an awesome black midget that we bring on.
01:22:33.000
Imagine if he bailed on his contract and said, you know what, I've got a billion dollars in the bank.
01:22:37.000
I'm firing all the executives, I'm buying a warehouse, and I'm going to just build a wild-ass studio in there and just do podcasts.
01:22:47.000
Yeah, but at a certain point you kind of You're not that guy anymore, either.
01:22:57.000
He, like, didn't go into the city for, like, fucking two years.
01:23:09.000
I don't know, but I do like to throw on some Beetlejuice clips.
01:23:16.000
My favorite one is when they trick him into thinking he's talking to Obama.
01:23:31.000
Beetlejuice had a personal beef with him because he said he wrote a letter to his mother.
01:23:37.000
You remember when Opie and Anthony got kicked off the air because they had a homeless guy on that said he was going to rape Condoleezza Rice?
01:23:49.000
This was on XM, where they thought they could get away with anything.
01:23:57.000
They didn't even know the guy was going to say it.
01:24:17.000
Look at him hanging out with Manny Pacquiao and Mike Tyson.
01:24:33.000
Look at him, he's answering a very important call.
01:24:41.000
So you started doing radio just to promote when you started headlining?
01:24:48.000
I mean, you would do it anytime anybody would want you on a radio show.
01:24:51.000
Yeah, but it was almost always when you were doing a road gig.
01:24:54.000
Yeah, I remember the first ones I did were in Connecticut.
01:25:00.000
You'd have to go and do a literal tiny town morning show that reached...
01:25:14.000
You know, it was literally, you're on a covered wagon making your way across the country.
01:25:20.000
I mean, it's so funny to think about when you're, like, to, like, want that shitty, the old days, you know what I mean?
01:25:33.000
Like, I caught, again, like, the tail end of that, where it was like, You're playing fucking wherever.
01:25:40.000
Like, when you were coming up, was it like right after a boom and it was like kind of down?
01:25:47.000
So the boom in the 80s was like 84 to 88. And I came around in 88. Okay.
01:25:56.000
There was a bunch of comics that really were like...
01:26:02.000
Lounge acts, but not a lounge act like a lounge act comedian, like a lounge act comic.
01:26:09.000
They would just talk about things with a comedy timing.
01:26:19.000
And so they would pick premises that other people had covered.
01:26:30.000
But they had this weird sort of way of delivering material that sounded like they were a comedian.
01:26:41.000
Like doing Seinfeld's Cadence, but with nothing underneath it?
01:26:46.000
They had a way of talking that made them sound like a comedian.
01:27:00.000
And then it died off and a bunch of the clubs went under and all the TV shows dried up.
01:27:04.000
There used to be like Evening at the Improv and MTV Half Hour Comedy Hour and all these different shows where you could go on and you could do five minutes and if you killed, all of a sudden you're headliner on the road.
01:27:15.000
You might have seen him on MTV's Half Hour Comedy Club.
01:27:25.000
And so you wanted to have some sort of a credit.
01:27:28.000
Like if they saw you, oh, evening at the improv.
01:27:32.000
And hopefully you could put together 45 minutes and close.
01:27:38.000
But it wasn't the quality that there are today.
01:27:53.000
It's like, okay, five of those guys could play today, but most of them were fucking dog shit.
01:27:59.000
There was maybe a dozen, like real good comics.
01:28:09.000
Well, it's harder to kind of stand out, I think, a little...
01:28:11.000
But also, it's just, it's the natural order of things.
01:28:13.000
It's like, as long as something goes on, shit's gonna get better.
01:28:17.000
I mean, I do think about sports as the analogy.
01:28:19.000
Like, I mean, UFC, UFC 1 is one of the funniest things of all time, where it's like a guy with one boxing glove.
01:28:27.000
And then you flash forward to now, and it's like, you have like, you know, fucking, you know, the fucking, all the Dagestani motherfuckers that are just trained to destroy people.
01:28:38.000
It's like, you drop that guy into UFC 1, You know what I mean?
01:28:45.000
But that sport is the most obvious example of something that is almost unrecognizable from 30 years ago.
01:28:54.000
And if you go to 1993 to 2023, the difference is so fucking stark.
01:29:05.000
We had the DVD of UFC 1, and it's just so funny to watch Ken.
01:29:10.000
Because we were wrestling fans, and it's like, I heard Ken Shamrock fought in this thing.
01:29:14.000
That was the draw for us, for me and my brothers.
01:29:16.000
And you just watch, and you're like, what the fuck is this?
01:29:29.000
They did a lot of those up until, like, the late 90s.
01:29:32.000
And then they started doing individual matches.
01:29:35.000
So were you fighting when you were also, like, starting comedy?
01:29:41.000
I had three kickboxing fights while still doing stand-up.
01:29:51.000
So not being all in in fighting is fucking dangerous.
01:29:56.000
And then not being all in in comedy, I was like, what am I doing?
01:30:05.000
But it was really just not knowing what I wanted to do with my life.
01:30:14.000
Yeah, I was like, maybe this is what I should do.
01:30:17.000
But with fighting, if you have a thought in your head that you maybe shouldn't be doing this, you better get out now.
01:30:29.000
Because the guys who don't have that much doubt are going to fuck you up.
01:30:31.000
Because me, when I was 20, would have fucked up me when I was 22. Yeah.
01:30:43.000
I would wake up in the middle of the night kicking.
01:30:49.000
So I'd literally throw kicks in the middle of the night.
01:30:57.000
But it was just, I didn't know what I was going to do.
01:31:01.000
And I was like, I don't know if I can really make it as a comedian.
01:31:06.000
Did you just get your shit split once and you were like, I can't do this?
01:31:11.000
But it was also, I fought three times in a night.
01:31:21.000
And I beat him up in the first round and then I got clipped with the left hook.
01:31:33.000
Like part of me was like, you can't go out on a loss.
01:31:38.000
You should have been in better shape and you shouldn't have had two fights that day.
01:31:42.000
But the other part of me was like, no, no, no, no, no, no.
01:31:49.000
And by the way, I've been doing that to other people for so long.
01:31:52.000
To me, to get beat up a little bit was probably good for me.
01:31:57.000
Were you like a kid that was into fucking Taekwondo and shit?
01:32:05.000
And before that, what was your shit as a little-ass kid?
01:32:24.000
Like, there's one thing that I did with three little pigs.
01:32:31.000
I drew stuff that was like, there was a lot of black and white comic books that were like these creepy and eerie, like these different, like they were very gory.
01:32:55.000
Because that to me looks like one of those Japanese devils, but that's a werewolf.
01:33:15.000
Were you ever hired to draw pornography for any place?
01:33:22.000
That's a beautiful, like, self-fulfilling cycle.
01:33:36.000
You can get good control of different thicknesses of tips.
01:33:41.000
And so I would draw cool tattoos on my friends that were thinking about getting tattoos.
01:33:49.000
One of my friends got his ass kicked because he came home and the mother thought it was like a real tattoo.
01:33:56.000
He's like, Joe Rogan drew it on me, it's not real!
01:33:59.000
You know that family has great communication when he doesn't even get a chance to explain it's fake?
01:34:11.000
Because back then, kids would get tattoos, like in high school.
01:34:18.000
My friend Jimmy got this terrible tiger head tattoo on his shoulder.
01:34:23.000
And one day his mother saw something peeking out under his sleeve and she fucking started screaming at him.
01:34:33.000
And bro, the tiger looked like it was made by a drunk five-year-old.
01:34:39.000
I had a friend who just got like fucking a leaf on her foot.
01:34:46.000
And now I have a leaf that looks like shit on my foot.
01:34:58.000
It just cooks the skin and breaks up all of the ink.
01:35:18.000
I think I want an eagle with a boner just on my back.
01:35:34.000
I bet we're talking find Google eagle with human dick.
01:35:38.000
Oh, there's a guy on Long Island who signed up after 9-11 who's definitely got that tattoo.
01:35:58.000
There's like a thousand tattoos of me out there.
01:36:03.000
How about you, but the eagle and the dick head is your head?
01:36:19.000
Your face on a PR, but it's just coming off an eagle's human dick.
01:36:32.000
Yeah, just an eagle with a total oversized dick.
01:36:36.000
Actually, I have to be one of the nuts if you get it.
01:36:46.000
And a dick that looks like a bodybuilder's forearm.
01:37:14.000
It tastes like copper, like a penny, like you're sucking on a penny.
01:37:27.000
Yes, dude, and this will help you get your yellow belt.
01:37:38.000
There was a guy who, a karate instructor molested his kid, and they were working, the cops had arrested the guy, and they were taking him, I think it was through an airport.
01:37:47.000
They were moving through an airport, and this guy's waiting by the phone, and as the guy walks by, bang!
01:38:02.000
You know, I think if somebody molests your kid, you should be able to kill him, right?
01:38:19.000
Some man had raped and murdered her seven-year-old.
01:38:32.000
By the way, those guys have terrible technique when they went to disarm him.
01:38:39.000
Yeah, if that guy wanted to, he could've dropped both of those guys.
01:38:50.000
Was that guy like in a cop or in the army or something?
01:38:59.000
1984. But there's another video of a woman in court and the guy who murdered and raped her daughter was right there.
01:39:10.000
And she just pulls out a gun and just empties it into him in court.
01:39:24.000
He only had to, like, serve a little bit or something.
01:39:27.000
Yeah, just clean up after the blood in the airport.
01:39:31.000
We'll give you a Wetzel's Pretzels afterwards, too.
01:39:58.000
There was like an old woman in Mexico who something like that happened and she tracked down the gangsters.
01:40:04.000
The government wouldn't help and she tracked them all down one by one.
01:40:16.000
There's something about a lady who avenges her kid's murder that's intense.
01:40:22.000
That's a Japanese, like, you're gonna love that movie.
01:40:31.000
I had one time where I kind of went to recharge.
01:40:34.000
It was, my friend gave me a Murakami book where this all started.
01:40:38.000
When I was just like, it was right after, it was like during the pandemic I'd gained a ton of fucking weight and I felt like shit.
01:40:45.000
And I just went to like Baltimore for like I rented a place.
01:40:48.000
I worked out with my brother and I was like off my phone.
01:40:50.000
I was just like recharging and he gave me this Murakami book and I was like, okay, this Japanese shit's cool.
01:40:57.000
I did get into a weird, so I think there's like a Pavlov's dog thing with me where it's like any Japanese shit, it almost reminds me of that healing thing.
01:41:11.000
I really want to write an action movie when I take...
01:41:13.000
After the special comes out, which is, you know...
01:41:20.000
I just ended at the Beacon, which is fucking sick.
01:41:23.000
And once all the, like, promo stuff's done, I just want to fucking chill out.
01:41:30.000
I probably will read some Japanese shit because in my head that is like the resetting.
01:41:35.000
But anyway, Lady Snowblood, revenge film, a woman whose mom has this woman in jail and she tracks down the people who raped her mom and fucking put her in jail.
01:42:15.000
There's something about a good revenge movie, man.
01:42:19.000
I mean, I just watched the first half of Hard Boiled.
01:42:35.000
I'm going to watch so many Revenge and Assassin movies.
01:42:39.000
But I want to write a comedy, you know what I mean?
01:42:41.000
I want to do where I'm the guy, you know what I mean?
01:42:53.000
Yeah, there's something about a good Revenge movie, man.
01:42:59.000
Oh, have you seen The Killer that just came out?
01:43:05.000
I saw, like, a bad review of it, and then I was, like, a little apprehensive watching it.
01:43:16.000
It's also interesting to think about this fucking guy, because, like, all you have is his internal monologue.
01:43:23.000
Yeah, he fucks some shit up, but that's what's interesting.
01:43:31.000
And that fight scene, that middle fight scene in fucking Florida.
01:43:37.000
And the Tilda Swinton thing, where it's the opposite, where it's like, that's all psychological.
01:43:43.000
Whereas the other one is brute force, and it's just like...
01:43:46.000
There's also no moments in that movie where you're like, get the fuck out of here.
01:43:50.000
You know, in a lot of action movies, there's a get the fuck out of here moment.
01:43:59.000
Yeah, there's like three really funny fuck-ups he does.
01:44:07.000
And all of it is like believable and feels as grounded as a fucking...
01:44:13.000
And isn't it weird that you're rooting for him?
01:44:27.000
But then it also becomes this larger thing of like...
01:44:30.000
As he's taking it to the top, you're rooting for, not to give the movie away, but it's like, you're rooting for a final resolution, and then it's like, the movie plays with that, you know, it's just like, but yeah, you do, the revenge is the thing of how it gets us to root for these people that, you know, if you were to think about it,
01:44:52.000
Like, you rooted for Tony Soprano, he's a murderer.
01:44:54.000
Well, that's different, though, because that's even more sinister, because, like, the revenge movies are so simple.
01:45:00.000
It's like, this guy who's cool, even though he's bad, they hurt somebody good, and he's gonna, like, get them back.
01:45:06.000
Tony Soprano's even worse, where it's like, no, this guy's a piece of shit, but he's so charming and cool.
01:45:12.000
And he fucking eats fucking deli meats just like me.
01:45:24.000
I don't know if the actual real mobsters are that charming.
01:45:32.000
But that's what's so awesome about The Sopranos.
01:45:34.000
And that's why I think they put a couple of those episodes where they're like, No, these guys are Satan.
01:45:40.000
We're like, you know, Ralphie kills the fucking, the girl he gets pregnant.
01:45:43.000
And that's a big moment where you're like, oh, I shouldn't be rooting for these guys.
01:45:50.000
How about when Tony killed Christopher Moltisanti?
01:45:56.000
At the end, you're like, this guy is fucking Satan.
01:45:58.000
This guy is a completely irredeemable piece of shit.
01:46:01.000
And the scene where fucking Carmella goes to the therapist, and he's just like, because she's always been in denial, or she's always been able to pretend, and he's just like, no.
01:46:15.000
Maybe up until this point in your life, no one has explicitly told you you're being an accomplice for this fucking bullshit.
01:46:22.000
And staying with him is not equal to, but you're involved in this evil.
01:46:29.000
And the only way for him to be able to get out of this is to turn himself in and pray for fucking redemption.
01:46:38.000
Well, I guess I'm going to fucking keep being part of this.
01:46:44.000
She was just trying to go to therapy to feel better.
01:46:49.000
I'm not fucking going to enable this bullshit because I'm also wrapped up in it.
01:46:58.000
There's no way to feel good that's not fake here.
01:47:03.000
If you lived in those neighborhoods that were run by the mob, you were under their thumb.
01:47:09.000
If you didn't pay protection money, they'd come and fuck you up.
01:47:19.000
Have you ever read any of the books about the 1970s mob?
01:47:27.000
It's about Roy DeMeo, who's a serial killer mobster.
01:47:40.000
He gave me this book and I remember I read it on the road.
01:47:43.000
I was like, holy shit, it's one of those books you have to put down a few hours before you go on stage.
01:47:53.000
The Five Families, it's almost like an encyclopedic thing of the entire...
01:47:57.000
I forget who wrote it, but I'll fucking find it and show you.
01:48:02.000
That book is almost like a history textbook about the mob.
01:48:08.000
But it's not as like what you're talking about where it's getting into the psychology.
01:48:16.000
I used to train a guy who was a hitman for Whitey Bulger.
01:48:28.000
There was a bunch of people that I knew that were in the Irish mob.
01:48:31.000
And one of them was the brother of a comedian who wound up going to jail.
01:48:41.000
And one of them was a guy who used to come to the gym who, 99% sure...
01:48:48.000
I know he went to jail, but I'm pretty sure it was for murder.
01:48:51.000
He was a hit man, and he was just asking, he would ask me, like, if I wanted to hit someone and to kill him, where would I hit him?
01:49:12.000
So, this is how you gotta get your weight in it to generate more power.
01:49:15.000
The problem is, you're hitting it and then you're bouncing off it.
01:49:18.000
You don't want to bounce off, you want to drive through.
01:49:33.000
And that was when I was at my most insane with martial arts.
01:49:44.000
Yeah, I lived at home until I was 20. So I still didn't have bills, really.
01:49:49.000
And I was traveling all over the country fighting.
01:49:59.000
The Jehun Kim Taekwondo Institute was a very prestigious place that I went to in Boston.
01:50:04.000
And they had developed a bunch of national champions.
01:50:08.000
Michael O'Malley and John Lee and guys who represented the United States in major world competitions.
01:50:23.000
I was coming home from a baseball game with a buddy of mine.
01:50:26.000
And as we were coming home, we were waiting to get on the tee.
01:50:31.000
Yeah, so I was 15, maybe 14. And so we were just walking down the street, and there were so many people that were going to get on the tee, the line was going to be crazy.
01:50:40.000
And so we said, let's go check this karate place out.
01:50:44.000
And I walked up the stairs, and as I was walking up the stairs, I caught, at the perfect moment, one of the best guys in the world training.
01:50:56.000
And John Lee was the national 175-pound champion, and he was preparing to fight in the World Cup.
01:51:04.000
So as I'm going up the stairs, I'm hearing this sound.
01:51:13.000
And that whomp is him kicking the bag and the ka-ching is the chains rattling as his bag goes flying through the air.
01:51:22.000
So he's got a hundred pound heavy bag and he's sending this thing into the air.
01:51:30.000
Yeah, you had no idea you were watching the best in the world.
01:51:33.000
Not just the best in the world, but one of the best in the world in his prime, fully prepared for the world championships.
01:51:41.000
So he's just full training, at his most focused.
01:51:46.000
And I'm looking at this dude, and I said, I want to know how to do that!
01:51:57.000
I've never seen anybody kick anything hard before.
01:51:59.000
So for me, and he was known for, he had the best spinning back kick in the world.
01:52:05.000
And everybody who fought him, there was always a moment you had to wonder if he's gonna spin.
01:52:10.000
If you got too close and he spun, it was so fast.
01:52:16.000
He would just slam his right heel into the right side of your body and you would just go down like you got hit by a car.
01:52:29.000
It became my number one technique, learning from this guy.
01:52:34.000
So that was the place that I was teaching out of, and that was the place where I was teaching this fucking hitman.
01:52:51.000
I taught there, and then they got me the job at BU. So I was 19 years old, teaching kids my age Taekwondo, and I just told them, I go, I'll give you an A if you just try.
01:53:00.000
I said, this is pass-fail A, so it counts towards your GPA. I go, all you have to do is show up, and if you can't make it, just tell me.
01:53:06.000
I go, but if you just show up, I go, you get an A. That's awesome.
01:53:17.000
It was such a weird job, though, because I was a kid going into a college to teach them this thing.
01:53:24.000
So I always had to put on a display before I taught.
01:53:29.000
To prove that you know what the fuck you're talking about?
01:53:31.000
We had to get the court cleared and these guys are playing basketball and they didn't want to give up the court a lot of times.
01:53:38.000
Basketball players are a lot taller than me too.
01:53:43.000
I'd hold this like body shield and I would just start wailing on that thing.
01:53:48.000
And then next thing on, everybody's going, what is this?
01:53:53.000
So that must have been cool though because you graduate, you're out of high school and you're not, did you spend time on the campus at all or it was just to teach?
01:54:05.000
I was literally only doing it so people didn't think I was a loser.
01:54:16.000
Well, there was no money in this thing that I was obsessed with.
01:54:19.000
The only money was there's a little bit of money like you can get by teaching.
01:54:23.000
Fucking single mothers while you teach their kids.
01:54:32.000
I didn't get a MILF until I was 21. Ooh, what was the setup?
01:54:39.000
She was like the first girl that I ever dated that used to tell me what to do, and I used to think it was fun.
01:54:43.000
When you get somebody who knows what the fuck's going on?
01:54:57.000
Some old dude ran a light and fucking t-boned my car and fucked my car up.
01:55:02.000
And when I was leaving the car, I was taking my cassettes out.
01:55:06.000
And she saw Whitesnake and made me leave it in the car.
01:55:20.000
But 21-year-old me, like this girl that I was fucking, and she was so hot.
01:55:30.000
But it was also just that she was older and smarter than me and accomplished.
01:55:38.000
She was learning Taekwondo and then you guys struck it up?
01:55:52.000
I don't think of single 25-year-old moms taking Taekwondo.
01:55:55.000
You said MILF. Yeah, but I don't really mean that.
01:56:08.000
She was 25. I was 21. It was just the first time I dated a woman.
01:56:12.000
All the other girls I dated were dumb chicks that were my age.
01:56:17.000
She had a career and she graduated from college.
01:56:22.000
Yeah, when I first moved to New York, I was 24 and I fucked a girl that was like 37. Oh shit.
01:56:29.000
I only got to fuck her once, which is, you know you didn't do a great job.
01:56:34.000
I got, that was my first encounter with a squirter.
01:57:01.000
If someone has so much piss in them that they piss while you're fucking them, they're probably hydrated.
01:57:15.000
They do say it's real, but then they also say it's just pee.
01:58:09.000
I would like you to Google what is squirting and is it really just pee?
01:58:13.000
I think you're gonna find a divided scholarship on the matter.
01:58:17.000
I think there's a lot of people that have a vested interest in believing they were pissed on.
01:58:26.000
The present data based on ultrasonographic bladder monitoring and biochemical analysis indicates that squirting is essentially the involuntary emission of urine during sexual activity.
01:58:38.000
Although a marginal contribution of prostatic secretions to the emitted flu and often it exists.
01:58:51.000
This says, doctor's theorize squirting is a form of stress incontinence.
01:58:56.000
Isn't it kind of interesting, though, that you couldn't say pussy juice?
01:59:01.000
If you're publishing a scientific paper, we must have another word for this term that's acceptable for everyone to discuss the exact same goddamn thing.
01:59:12.000
So you're saying we should, in the medical journals, it should say pussy juice?
01:59:19.000
If it's the same thing, because that's some ladies.
01:59:22.000
But if it's the same thing, why is pussy juice offensive, and why is that other long-ass word inoffensive, when they're literally just sounds you make so I know what you're talking about?
01:59:37.000
I mean, now we're talking about what is language.
01:59:44.000
I think you'd have to go at least, I think maybe vaginal juice.
01:59:47.000
Right, if you were talking to a doctor and the doctor was saying, you got a problem with your pussy juice.
02:00:19.000
Squirting is related to glands in the urethral sponge, which is embedded in the vaginal walls along the sides of the urethra.
02:00:26.000
These glands, called skein's glands, are part of the urination process.
02:00:31.000
Researchers have long debated whether squirting liquid contains pee or if it's a unique substance.
02:00:35.000
In studies where researchers performed a chemical analysis of squirting fluid, they found chemicals that are also in urine.
02:00:49.000
Researchers performed a chemical analysis of squirting liquid.
02:00:54.000
And how doth one acquire such squirting liquid?
02:00:57.000
What scientific studies are you finger-banging, ladies, until they squirt all over the place?
02:01:02.000
They asked a man to pleasure five women to find out.
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Two of the women were in their 30s, two in their 40s, and one was in her 50s.
02:01:30.000
And all of them said they had previously squirted in past sexual encounters.
02:01:36.000
Unlike vaginal lubrication, where a person's vagina secretes a white and milky fluid when they're aroused, squirting involves a clear and odorless fluid.
02:01:47.000
Squirting can happen before, during, or after an orgasm and has geyser-like quality.
02:01:53.000
Sex educator Marla Renee Stewart previously told Cosmopolitan, imagine if you're a lady and you're a squirting expert.
02:02:02.000
You know she knows how to fucking do tricks with her pussy.
02:02:06.000
Doctors examined the urine from each woman's bladder using a urethral catheter.
02:02:12.000
They injected them with 50 milliliters of blue dye saline solution.
02:02:16.000
In another room, women received manual penetration from a male subject the doctor recruited.
02:02:22.000
They're like, we need the finest finger popper in the land.
02:02:28.000
I have been fingering in the mountains for decades.
02:02:30.000
So yeah, some guy in the mountains just doing this?
02:02:32.000
They instructed the man to use his fingers and penis.
02:02:44.000
He banged them for the International Journal of Urology.
02:02:52.000
Each of the five women squirted the doctor saw blue liquid come out of their genital areas in videos that captured the experiment.
02:02:58.000
Their findings suggest the liquid women produce when they squirt comes, at least in part, from the bladder.
02:03:04.000
Urologists wrote in their August 24 paper published in the International Journal of Urology.
02:03:10.000
They paid a guy to fuck the piss out of these girls.
02:03:18.000
And he was like, you thought I'd never amount to anything?
02:03:25.000
But they have something else in there too, right?
02:03:29.000
Yeah, whatever's on the walls of the vagina as it comes squirting out like a geyser.
02:03:36.000
It's probably like steroids they find in supplements, like accidental steroids.
02:03:43.000
Even if it starts as piss, water, you add Kool-Aid to it, Kool-Aid powder.
02:03:49.000
So the piss, you add special little concentrated pussy juice in there.
02:04:08.000
I guess if it was very clear pit, I guess it was like the squirt I found.
02:04:12.000
Look, if you're really into a girl and you're having sex and she accidentally pees on you, are you going to stop?
02:04:45.000
Now that we're thinking about it, and she was not hydrated, and it was like, you know when you crack open crabs and it has that little yellow shit in there?
02:04:57.000
And it was so frank, I couldn't get hard afterwards.
02:05:11.000
And she even was like, damn, I need to drink more water.
02:05:21.000
The amount of urine depends on when the person peed last and how hydrated they are.
02:05:25.000
New York University sex researcher Zana Wranglova told MindBodyGreen.
02:05:35.000
She sounds like the evil lady we were talking about earlier.
02:05:44.000
But that's the kind of science you can get away with if you're living in a country that's more open-minded.
02:05:49.000
Yeah, but then again, they fucking blur out the genitals.
02:05:57.000
The other thing is, like, the weird thing is, like, that this guy, how did he get that job?
02:06:03.000
Like, how did he know he wasn't going to fall apart?
02:06:07.000
Right, but how did they know he was going to get hard?
02:06:16.000
This study probably was recorded and put out with blurred genitals.
02:06:20.000
This sounds like the plot of a Japanese pornography.
02:06:23.000
This story could be a comedy movie if we had a time machine.
02:06:30.000
No, if we could bring it back to like 1994 when you could make a movie like this and not go to jail.
02:06:37.000
If you tried to make this movie today, the outrage would be off the charts.
02:06:44.000
This guy, you're gonna have him finger-banging these women and fuck the shit out of them, all five of them, and they're hiring this guy to come in and sling dick.
02:06:52.000
And you find out that these women are just pissing all over him.
02:06:55.000
And all their dreams are shattered because they thought they were squirters.
02:07:01.000
And now these guys are leaking that to the world.
02:07:04.000
It gets on the internet and everybody knows that you're just peeing on folks.
02:07:14.000
I mean, if they forced the women to have sex with some gross guy...
02:07:41.000
That's his fingers and her pussy from the back.
02:08:21.000
You can tell it's not porn, though, because it's not blurred.
02:08:44.000
I mean, she's basically pissing out Blue Kool-Aid.
02:09:02.000
If they had to pee and just laid on their back and peed, it would just squirt up in the air.
02:09:15.000
I'm just really obsessed with this fucking Japanese department of urology that did this.
02:09:28.000
But those fucking doctors, they ran up the flagpole to, like, who?
02:09:38.000
That feels like they're going to be under budget unless they have one more study.
02:09:43.000
And they let one guy be like, what if we checked out a squirt is pissed?
02:09:48.000
I wonder how much money they spent to check out if Squirt is piss.
02:10:07.000
Yeah, do you think they kept in touch afterwards?
02:10:10.000
They probably put together a whole series of bangs.
02:10:18.000
I also like they recruited him, but they had to recruit good squirters too.
02:10:33.000
Do they squirt when they're orgasming or they just squirt in the middle of intercourse?
02:10:41.000
Listen, like I said, I've been very upfront with having disgusting squirt in my mouth.
02:11:13.000
I mean, I'm sure, let me be clear, I'm sure it was happening before porn, but it was never a thing that was discussed.
02:11:23.000
When I was in high school, my friends, no one ever talked about a squirter.
02:11:56.000
First mentioned in the 7th century poem, female ejaculation and the Graftenberg spot, the G-spot, are described in detail in most works of Kama Sutra.
02:12:07.000
In ancient Western writings, the emission of female fluid is mentioned even earlier, depicted at about 300 BC by Aristotle in the 2nd century by Galen.
02:12:27.000
He's like, bro, I'm telling you, I get him to squirt.
02:12:34.000
Maybe that's why they killed Socrates, because he said it was piss.
02:12:52.000
A law, at least in 2014, a law in the UK where guidelines state it's fine to depict a woman gagging on a dick, but female ejaculation can only be shown in short sequences.
02:13:11.000
The UK has strict guidelines when it comes to piss.
02:13:19.000
They're still holding on to any type of control they have over people.
02:13:30.000
Imagine if you're a grown adult, and you're the one who's passing rules, and you're like, here's one we have to address.
02:13:36.000
Do we or do we not let folks pee on each other?
02:13:38.000
Well, I find it rather distasteful when they drink the squirt.
02:13:44.000
I would say, what if the squirt doesn't land on anyone?
02:14:12.000
I love this idea that this is like the biggest conspiracy.
02:14:15.000
This is like, you know, now only the Japanese have brought it to light.
02:14:19.000
But it's interesting because that would have never been, that research would have never been done in America.
02:14:23.000
And if it was done in America, it would seem creepy.
02:14:26.000
It would seem like there's some doctors trying to fuck some patients.
02:14:29.000
But because it's done in Japan, I'm like, oh, they probably follow the rules.
02:14:44.000
But if I found that it came out of Cincinnati, I'd be like, oh, this fucking freak.
02:14:55.000
What was that sex doctor, the famous sex doctor they made a documentary about?
02:15:11.000
There's probably a documentary about him as well.
02:15:16.000
And so much of what, like, people quote his studies, you know, as if, like, this is information that we now know about people and sexuality.
02:15:35.000
Widely regarded as the first major figure in American sexology.
02:15:38.000
His research helped pave the way for a deeper exploration of sexuality amongst sexologists and the greater public, as well as liberating female sexuality.
02:15:46.000
But what is the controversial aspects of his work, though?
02:15:54.000
The thing I know about him is the Kinsey scale, which is basically saying no one's fully gay, no one's fully straight.
02:16:02.000
It's like zero is you're the gayest guy of all time, five is you're the straightest guy of all time, I think.
02:16:11.000
If you lived in Rome in times, everybody would be gay.
02:16:24.000
You're lying if you think that if you were born in Rome...
02:16:31.000
...in one B.C. that you wouldn't be engaging in gay sex.
02:16:39.000
You gonna be the one guy that doesn't get your dick sucked?
02:16:46.000
And I think there was a thing back then with men where they would go to war and they'd go on these campaigns.
02:16:52.000
And they're just a bunch of horny dudes fucking each other.
02:16:55.000
And it became, if it's acceptable, it's way more convenient.
02:17:02.000
They only saw women to fuck them to reproduce and then they're just hanging out in the barracks and they're fucking each other.
02:17:12.000
Some of the scariest armies in history were gay.
02:17:17.000
The British, they were taking over the world and fucking each other in the ass on the ships.
02:17:21.000
What do you think was going on in that long boat ride to India?
02:17:27.000
Why has a pirate got a scarf on and big earrings?
02:17:38.000
Most of the samples also contain prostate-specific antigen, which does not originate in the bladder.
02:17:44.000
That suggests that squirting is not entirely composed of urine.
02:17:51.000
Three were able to use their hands alone to squirt, while the other two required penetrative sexual stimulation.
02:17:57.000
In this case, from two male partners to squirt.
02:18:07.000
Maybe the girl's like, I can squirt, but I need two dicks.
02:18:31.000
See, this is where your belief system falls apart.
02:18:36.000
International Journal of Urology described a man who ejaculated, then 20 seconds later squirted for about a minute.
02:18:43.000
This fluid was analyzed and also confirmed to be mostly urine.
02:18:55.000
What I'm talking about is good, honest women's pussy squirting.
02:19:00.000
Look, the description of the experiment sounds notably uncomfortable as it involved an ultrasound probe inserted into the man's rectum used to measure contractions in the bladder.
02:19:15.000
Our studies suck so hard compared to Japan studies.
02:19:21.000
This guy's got a fucking radar machine up his ass.
02:19:32.000
But also, if you've got something up your ass, your body's behaving differently.
02:19:37.000
If you had a finger up your ass and you peed, it would be different.
02:19:42.000
How do we know the rod's not pressing on the fish?
02:19:56.000
Maybe you can't hold it in if you have that rod in your ass.
02:20:10.000
Yeah, if I got a big rod on my ass, I'm probably pissing too.
02:20:20.000
Yeah, I mean, male squirting is definitely pissing.
02:20:31.000
I just want to, like, respect the Japan Institute of Urology.
02:20:42.000
A lot of scientists are like, how do I get in on some of these tests?
02:20:55.000
Miyabi Inouye, Yuki Segaguchi, Noriko Ninomiya, Tomoko Kobayashi, Muto Araki.
02:21:07.000
You just pronounce names for me because I can't do it.
02:21:11.000
Can you say what the university or what the organization was that put it together?
02:21:17.000
I mean, there was an institute that published it.
02:21:22.000
It was something Japan Institute of Urology or something like that, wasn't it?
02:21:45.000
Female ejaculation and squirting is similar but comparatively different phenomenon.
02:21:52.000
There's a lot of people who want to believe in leprechauns, like I'm telling you.
02:22:00.000
Yeah, but maybe that's how you meet leprechauns.
02:22:13.000
I mean, yeah, a tree on mushrooms told me to date a woman I would date for two years, and it was nice.
02:22:24.000
They should make those legal and come up with the right doses for people and develop centers where professionals can introduce people to them.
02:22:33.000
Because just what they've found with people recovering, like soldiers coming back from the war, it's one of the very best things to help them get over it.
02:22:41.000
Just that alone, you would think that that's a resource that's very valuable.
02:22:46.000
If you require of people to go to a foreign land and kill people they don't know, and then when they come back, you just don't address the fact that their mind is completely fucked, or you purposely ignore One ancient method that's not dangerous,
02:23:10.000
But we need to figure out places where you have treatment centers for people that do wind up abusing things, and that you also have Trained physicians that can determine the effective dose and give you a pure product where you don't have to worry about buying it off some fucking weirdo you met in a parking lot.
02:23:41.000
Yeah, which I would think of any place that would take it.
02:23:44.000
But Newsom, even though I don't agree with him on most things, I actually saw his point.
02:23:49.000
Because he was saying that they didn't submit a protocol for use and for a bunch of other things.
02:23:57.000
Like, if it's going to be used therapeutically, like, what are the guidelines?
02:24:05.000
And he felt like it should be decriminalized with information.
02:24:11.000
Come up with, like, this is what we can fall back on.
02:24:15.000
Like Amsterdam, they're legal, but it's like truffles.
02:24:25.000
When Duncan Trussell lived in Asheville, he lived in North Carolina.
02:24:28.000
And they started putting certain chemicals into the cow's feed to keep them from making mushrooms.
02:24:37.000
Because apparently the spores are everywhere up there.
02:24:50.000
Asheville, Duncan was telling me, has a crazy high crime rate.
02:24:54.000
I haven't been there for 10 years, but it felt like a real hippie town.
02:24:58.000
What's the crime rate of Asheville, North Carolina?
02:25:01.000
A lot of fucking wind chimes are getting stolen.
02:25:05.000
I would imagine that ramped up crime everywhere.
02:25:13.000
It's not like a big, robust town that's backed up by a big industry or anything like that.
02:25:20.000
Because I had friends in New York who were like, they were on unemployment and they were like, whoa, this is better than my shitty job.
02:25:30.000
And that made me rethink universal basic income.
02:25:42.000
I thought it was, I mean, I can only speak from like, this isn't like, you know, a study.
02:25:46.000
But it helped the people I knew, where it was like, it didn't, like, they didn't get lazy.
02:25:50.000
They were just like, holy shit, I can pay my bills.
02:25:54.000
So universal basic income would be that everybody gets a certain amount a month, like $1,200.
02:26:00.000
And the idea is you never have to worry about food, you never have to worry about shelter.
02:26:03.000
And now you can pursue whatever you want to do.
02:26:08.000
Part of me thinks there's going to be a bunch of people that never do anything.
02:26:16.000
But if that wasn't available to them, would they figure out a path in life?
02:26:22.000
And how many people get tripped up by winning a lottery ticket?
02:26:27.000
Don't all of them get tripped up by winning a lottery?
02:26:31.000
It's pretty high, yeah, unless you do certain things.
02:26:34.000
There's a human psychology aspect to giving people free shit that I don't think is beneficial.
02:26:41.000
I don't think there's anything wrong with having a social safety net.
02:26:52.000
I mean, if you're going to use taxes, I fully support using...
02:26:58.000
But I kind of think that people need to do things.
02:27:02.000
And I kind of think giving people free money is a bad idea.
02:27:05.000
Yeah, I mean, I think given those two options, I much prefer a social safety net for that reason.
02:27:10.000
It's like even if your job is kind of bullshit, if your basic human needs are taken care of, you still go to work and make ends meet, but it's like if you get sick, you're not worried that you're going to fucking bankrupt, your life's over.
02:27:24.000
But the thing is, you're not contributing if you're not doing anything.
02:27:28.000
If you're just taking that 1,200 bucks and you're just living and you're not contributing at all, you're literally a sponge.
02:27:34.000
I think people would feel better if they had something that they did that gave them a sense of purpose, whatever it is.
02:27:42.000
And I think that trying to find that thing and be successful at that thing is a part of the process that everybody has to go through to find themselves.
02:27:51.000
And you deny someone that thing if you just give them free money.
02:27:57.000
Now, I'm not saying that you shouldn't be able to give money to unemployed single mothers, people who get fucked over by society, you know, you get fired, you have a monthly nut.
02:28:12.000
But I also think if you just gave people money...
02:28:20.000
The rare person that even with that free money says, I'm going to take this fucking money and I'm going to spend half of it and I'm going to invest the other half and I'm going to get a job as well.
02:28:29.000
And I'm going to go out there and I'm going to fucking make something.
02:28:32.000
There's some of those people, but those are super rare.
02:28:38.000
I prefer what you're saying is like, yeah, let's get...
02:28:40.000
Let's cover our bases, which we don't do right now.
02:28:47.000
If you give somebody free money, they're not going to do shit.
02:28:50.000
We're fucking trapped in this opposite thing where it's like people have to fucking work hard as shit to barely make it.
02:28:56.000
Where it's like that zapping all that human potential too because those people are just surviving...
02:29:09.000
And I do agree with you that kind of the middle ground is get their basic needs met and then let them be able to work but not have to fucking work, you know...
02:29:17.000
60 hours a week or whatever the fuck, or work 40 hours, but it's grueling for less pay.
02:29:25.000
If you want to get ahead and you want to figure your own path in life, you've got to have some time.
02:29:29.000
It's going to either cut into your sleep or it's going to cut into your social life.
02:29:36.000
And that's the one benefit for a motivated person for universal basic income.
02:29:40.000
But my feeling was when I watched everybody during the pandemic when they were all getting...
02:29:52.000
I mean, but some of that also is that they were like...
02:29:58.000
Like, I'm making less money working hard as fuck...
02:30:02.000
On what unemployment pays like this is what the government thinks you barely need to subsist and when I go back to work I make less than this and I work fucking hard as shit I mean it's also a problem of like I think people also saw in that moment how mistreated they were being and how underpaid they were being a lot of the time where it's like this low pay which it wasn't that much money right well they started ramping up pay a lot of places after the pandemic Yeah.
02:30:33.000
I think it pays, like, $18 an hour or something like that.
02:30:44.000
I was looking at, like, if you're a manager, you make a quarter million dollars a year.
02:30:50.000
And probably the only place where that's kept pace with inflation.
02:30:55.000
21 to 21. 21. 20. 7.25 is in, like, Dothan, Alabama.
02:31:17.000
But even the place where they're ramping up pay, I wonder what that even is in comparison to inflation from that same job in 1970. That's a good question.
02:31:31.000
There was a video that was going around today of people in Chicago that are furious That the government is giving so much money to all these immigrants that have illegally migrated into Chicago.
02:31:45.000
They're giving them cell phone and twelve hundred bucks, whatever it is.
02:31:49.000
And these people that were Democrats are like, hey, if Trump wants to talk to us, come talk to us.
02:31:58.000
These people are waking up like, why are you giving people that aren't even from here All this money and a free phone and all this shit.
02:32:11.000
But we're seeing this like, why aren't regular people getting that same shit?
02:32:17.000
Why is that person getting special treatment where it's like, we're just fucked?
02:32:25.000
What they're doing is they're trying to buy votes.
02:32:28.000
They're trying to get rid of voter ID and they're trying to bring people in or allow people to get in and make it easy for them to travel all around the country.
02:32:37.000
And if someone let you in the country, wouldn't you vote for them?
02:32:43.000
But they're talking about not having voter ID. What do you think?
02:32:49.000
They were going to try to make it so that if you weren't a citizen, you could still vote in New York.
02:33:00.000
Attempts to have people that were immigrants capable of voting in New York, whatever you would search it under.
02:33:05.000
My dad straight can't vote, and he's been here 40 years or 50-something years.
02:33:12.000
Look, why else would you want that many people to cross over?
02:33:16.000
I would want those people to cross over if I was one of two things.
02:33:33.000
State Supreme Court judge from Staten Island said...
02:33:41.000
So, state Supreme Court judge from Staten Island said the measure which would have allowed more than 800,000 non-citizens to vote violated the state constitution.
02:33:56.000
What would be the motivation of allowing people that Or illegal aliens.
02:34:04.000
So they're basically guys like my dad who've been here and don't have a citizenship.
02:34:07.000
So these are just people that are not American citizens.
02:34:12.000
Like I said, I don't think my dad is ever going to become a citizen.
02:34:36.000
Yeah, so it's like, I mean, look, you could debate that, but it's not the same as illegal immigrants.
02:34:40.000
It's basically people that have been in that place and they don't want to become citizens that could be able to vote for municipal elections, not national elections.
02:34:47.000
But if you're a Democrat or if you're a Republican, let's see it on the other side.
02:34:53.000
And you say, we're going to let people who aren't even citizens vote.
02:34:56.000
Who do you think those people are going to vote for?
02:34:59.000
They're going to vote for the people that are allowing them to vote.
02:35:05.000
It is kind of like the old, it's like fucking Tammany Hall, like in Gangs of New York where it's like you vote like four times and then you just bring the fucking Irish people off the boats and like shave your mustache and go vote again, like that kind of shit.
02:35:18.000
Well, that's the old, yeah, that's how it always used to be.
02:35:21.000
But the thing is, it's like, if you wanted the laws on voting to be more lax, and you wanted citizens that are here, but they're not legal, they're not...
02:35:37.000
I don't think you'd be able to get anybody to fucking go for that.
02:35:39.000
How are you trying to get people to vote for someone who's not a citizen voting?
02:35:48.000
That to me, I don't know that I would have to think about it, but it's like, what they're saying is, if you've been here a while, you're a legal resident, you're part of this community, you pay taxes, you do all that stuff, You can vote in local municipal elections.
02:36:05.000
You can vote for fucking state house representative because they directly affect your thing, which is at least a reasonable argument as opposed to a non-citizen can have the full legal protection.
02:36:27.000
Like, if someone's a productive member of society, they've been here for 20 years.
02:36:31.000
And they work, but they just keep going from green card to green card.
02:36:39.000
I mean, I can tell you my dad didn't do it because he, like...
02:36:43.000
He got a question wrong and he spelled George Washington wrong or some shit.
02:36:52.000
But he was not doing great at the whatever point.
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He got mad and he was like, whatever, fuck it, I don't want to be an American anyway.
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And he just stormed out because he just didn't ace the test.
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Well, it's kind of crazy that you could just be born here.
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Like, if you're geographically on the right pile of dirt, you could be an American.
02:37:24.000
And then it's like, if you don't do that, it's like, Greece is a perfect example where, like, Giannis Adetokounmpo, right?
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His family, they were Nigerian immigrants, and he was born in Athens.
02:37:37.000
You know, his family clearly loves Greek culture.
02:37:46.000
And they didn't give him citizenship until he was a fucking famous basketball player.
02:37:56.000
But otherwise, it's like, what do you do if you don't...
02:37:58.000
But also, you have to make it kind of difficult.
02:38:00.000
Otherwise, you get spies that just come over here from Russia and become citizens and run for president.
02:38:10.000
I mean, isn't that what the real fear about someone like Arnold running for office?
02:38:20.000
But even though he's a citizen, since his mother didn't have him come out of her body on this soil, it doesn't count.
02:38:30.000
And I do think there was some talk of when he was...
02:38:33.000
People love that guy so much that there was some talk of trying to challenge it, but...
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That does not, you're not allowed to come over here.
02:38:47.000
But if you're born in fucking Hawaii, that's five miles across, five hours across the ocean in a jet.
02:38:55.000
Dude, some guy in the 30s, we really wanted pineapples.
02:39:06.000
Rush is like, yeah, what the fuck are we doing with this?
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And they're like, don't even understand what they're talking about.
02:39:37.000
Imagine someone saying, can we buy this from you?
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If you think about it, if you live in teepees and you're nomadic and you travel, the idea of owning a spot?
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Yeah, claiming it was sold is always like, come on.
02:40:10.000
That's a very good point that I really never considered until just now.
02:40:15.000
Let's talk about squirting for another 45 minutes.
02:40:29.000
Anyone conceived of the eagle's breath shall grow to be chief.
02:40:34.000
You ever see the video of the girl getting her vagina tattooed and she squirts in the tattooer's face?
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It's like you're seeing her leg and he's in there and takes it in the face from the side.
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And for the folks that know, I'm sorry you weren't a part of this educational process.
02:40:58.000
Also, I would imagine if you're getting your vag tattooed, you would probably want curtains up.
02:41:08.000
It looks like someone had a hose underneath her butt.
02:41:19.000
Like, why is she getting her vag tattooed while these guys are just hanging out looking at their phone?
02:41:24.000
Oh, that's like the SNL sketch where they were all throwing up with the tube out of their fucking wrist.
02:41:36.000
If it comes out that hard, she's got a big fat hog.
02:42:00.000
Except grainy ring camera footage from third world countries of people getting shot.
02:42:15.000
There's a video that goes around, I feel like, every day that everybody ends up seeing.
02:42:27.000
And by the way, before we close, I brought you a calendar again.
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I'm not going to show it online, but there's a still frame if you want to find it yourself.
02:43:13.000
That's too loud to watch, but there's a whole breakdown here.
02:44:21.000
Dude, no, don't shoot the fat guy in the house.
02:44:24.000
It looks like those are the only guys that get shot here.
02:44:43.000
I just saw like this is the craziest drive-by video and then I saw five more times over the day.
02:44:49.000
There's so much of that kind of stuff now available online because of fucking these cameras and shit and cell phones.
02:44:56.000
Like Instagram is flooded with Dude, that's fucking wild.
02:45:09.000
My Instagram is purely like, you know, is like girls with huge tits stretching.
02:45:19.000
I've actually been watching guys grill steaks and then girls with huge tits stretching.
02:45:27.000
I come on the show yearly to beg for muscle mommy pussy, so we did it last time if anybody's around.
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This is probably a lot of jack girls in the gym right now going, he's funny.