Joe Rogan Experience #2098 - Matt McCusker & Shane Gillis
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3 hours and 11 minutes
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203.36496
Summary
On this episode of The Joe Rogan Experience, the boys talk about the return of Bud Light, Kid Rock's new album, and the UFC s new rules regarding post-fight drinks. Also, we talk about how the UFC should make all of their fighters drink a Bud Light before every fight and how they should make sure they drink it after every fight. And we talk a little bit about Kid Rock and his new music video for his new album "Blame It On My Youth" which is out now. We also talk about why we should all be drinking more Bud Light and why it s a good idea to have a Budweiser after a fight and why you should be drinking after a big fight too. Thanks for listening and Good Luck Out There! -Joe Rogan and the Crew -The Joe Rogans Experience Music: Kid Rock - Thank You For Your Support - Kid Rock & The Rock - Blame It All On Me -Blame it All My Youth -Shawn Strickland-Drugging the UFC -Bud Light -Shane Gillis & The UFC -The UFC's New Rules -Kidd Rock's New Album -Pinstripe Stronger Than Us -Dwayne "The Joker" Johnson's New Song -Kid Rock's Rockin' It's Not Good Enough -and much more! - and so much more, we hope you enjoy this episode. Enjoy! Cheers, Cheers! Cheers. -Jon & Matt & Cheers and God Bless You! -The Crew! CHEERS! ! -JOEYSBODY BODYO CHECK OUT THE JOB PODCAST JOE ROGAN AND THE JOE JOB AND THE BOOTY BOYCHEE CHECKOUT - AND CHEEROWO CHOOT CHOOSY CHOORCHEER CHOODO - CHOLLY CHOO CHOOLO AND KID RYAN -AND KID ROCK'S SONGS -SALUTE! & KID RHODO BOWLE'S BOWL CHOCHOOTER'S JOE'S FAST AND SWELL AND GOT IT'S NOTHING AND BOUGHT A BUD AND S NOTHIE'S TALKING ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Transcript
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Train by day, Joe Rogan Podcast by night, all day.
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I've had it since I was like 21. Is it a Crohn's thing?
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I have a buddy who didn't know he had it until...
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I've never seen anybody consume beer the way you can.
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But you just stay at a level, a communication level.
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Usually the guys, you start drinking like that, you're like, alright, what's the next thing?
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Yeah, there's a corner I turn where I'm like, oh no.
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Like, that guy that we met, the CEO, he's got it together.
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I knew you guys were going to fucking make fun of me.
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In the heart of all the craziness, he never bailed.
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Kid Rock's fuckin' shootin' cases out of his ranch.
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I have to fight Bobby next time I go to Nashville.
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I think it was an important moment in culture where people realized, like, You know, there's consequences for certain things.
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Some people, like a guy like Kid Rock, can shoot your brand.
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You've got real problems with that demographic.
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Who would have fucking ever thought that was gonna happen?
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I mean, just seeing Kid Rock do that, people must have been like, oh, fuck.
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You think they watched it in like a boardroom like, guys, we gotta talk about this.
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The lady who was in charge, the one lady who made that one video.
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I think we've beaten that fucking horse into a pulp.
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They should make the fighters drink a beer before every fight.
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That probably won't happen, though, but why not?
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All you have to do is put Bud Light on the bottle.
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It's not like they're drinking fucking Monster during the fight.
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Are they going to say it's bad for you to have a Bud Light after a fight?
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Yeah, like the Sean Strickland-Drickus-Duplessy fight, those guys deserve beer.
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You know what I've never had used on me is that end swell.
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They take that piece of hard steel and they push all the swelling away from your eyes so you can see better.
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It's just to clear your vision so you can go out there and get punched again.
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They thought Tyson was gonna fuck up Buster Douglas that bad.
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See, Tyson's downfall is largely related to many things.
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But also, Costamato died, and then he left Kevin Rooney.
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And so now he's with these guys that were just like around.
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And there's trainers, and it's like, he's Tyson, so he can beat everybody, anybody.
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Anyway, but then he gets to this one dude in Buster Douglas who's really prepared.
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And he was always like that super talented guy.
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I mean, you need to push on that and push it to the side.
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Yeah, that was a questionable ten count on that.
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But there's a few of those out there in the sport.
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Like a digital timer should go off the moment someone touches the ground.
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Because if you're a guy and maybe you like this guy more.
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The fighters and the referees, they know each other.
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I'm around these guys all the time in MMA. You get to be friends with them.
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But in boxing, I'm sure it's kind of a similar situation where they all know each other.
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Dude, I used to ref kids basketball when I was in high school.
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And as soon as a kid talked shit to me, in my head, I was like, your team's losing.
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If a parent spoke up, I'm like, you just lost this game for your son.
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You're just high as fuck coaching kids basketball.
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You see it, like, some parents are just so crazy.
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And they think, they almost want to hit the other kid that fought their kid.
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No, no, I'm saying, like, you see your kid getting hit.
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It's not like a sport, like a football or something.
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There's like an instinct to be like, I gotta go beat that kid's ass.
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But you, you know, everybody knows what's going on here.
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This is like, it's very important you don't violate that.
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Especially with kids and adults, and it's like...
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You're allowing another child to possibly knock your kid unconscious.
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And you're trying to have your kid is trying to knock that kid unconscious.
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When I used to coach kids, I used to take kids to fights, like young teenagers, take them to fights.
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And sometimes their parents would just be fucking freaking out.
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I'm so used to seeing people get kicked in the face.
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I'm 21. And I'm like, okay, how do I talk to these parents and get them to relax and understand this is the agreement that's been made here.
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Like, Helio Gracie used to give his children toys and presents if they lost.
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And he's like, the fear of competition, the fear of losing is so overwhelming.
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He would do everything he could to mitigate it.
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And so instead of him getting fucking angry and hyped up, he would hug them and give them toys and give them things if they lost.
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Because even like basketball and football, like I've seen parents like spazz, dude.
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Yeah, because if you think about it, the kid's going to try to win anyway.
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He's not going to try to get his ass kicked for a G.I. Joe.
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He's going to try to win anyway, so if he wins, he gets the win, and if he loses, he gets a fucking toy.
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I had to bet once, my dad, if I scored three baskets in a game, I'd be able to rent Mortal Kombat.
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My whole team was trying to get me, my friends were trying to get me the ball.
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Jumping six in a Summer League game is not easy.
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There was a wrestling match that was recently, this video went viral, because this kid, these two guys are wrestling, and it looks like this kid doesn't have an arm in.
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It looks like he's just on the neck, which is illegal in wrestling.
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You're supposed to have an arm in, and the dad jumps in, and I think he hits the kid.
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Oh, he actually jumped in and beat the dude's ass?
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I don't know what the rules are to wrestling, so I can't tell you whether or not this...
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I really know very little about wrestling, so I don't know whether or not the kid was doing something that was highly illegal.
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But I guess in wrestling you can't just grab the neck.
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You know, what the limitations of their sport are.
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I think you could, maybe like a classic headlock.
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I was saying it's hard to drop six in a summer league game.
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If I dropped six in a summer league game, I was like...
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There's a choke where you put someone completely unconscious with one arm, with just the headlock.
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It's called a bulldog choke or a schoolyard choke.
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That's how Carlos Newton beat Pat Miletic for the welterweight title.
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It's a crazy picture because Carlos Newton is fucking short.
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Because you could put someone unconscious with that.
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Can you show me the video of the kid where the dad jumps in?
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Yeah, but the one you just showed that picture again?
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That's Carlos Newton when he caught Pat Melletich.
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If you had an arm like that, you'd let it sit out the window all day long.
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Yeah, Carlos Newton was a sensational submission guy, too.
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He also fought Matt Hughes and choked Matt Hughes unconscious, but Matt Hughes slammed him to the ground and knocked him unconscious, and Matt Hughes woke up first.
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What happened was Carlos got him in a standing triangle, and Carlos is putting him out while he's standing up, and then Matt, in like a last-ditch effort, slams him to the ground as he's going out.
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Carlos goes out and he goes out and then Matt wakes up.
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Matt Hughes was like the first truly elite wrestler that learned black belt level submission skills.
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And so like Matt, he doesn't know what's going on.
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Dude, getting slammed wearing fucking tighty-whities sucks, dude.
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It is a wild move, but everybody wore them back then.
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The Brazilian Vale Tudo guys, they all wore Speedos.
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Because they fought like they fought on the beach.
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You got in a fight with some Brazilians on the beach.
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No, they were just in some trunks, respectable trunks.
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But yeah, they told me not to walk home on the beach by myself late at night or early in the morning.
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I was like, late at night I could see, but I was like, early in the morning, it's sunrise.
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I had my wallet, or I had my credit card, and then I remembered I had money in my shoe or something, and they were pissed.
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And I was like, hey, thanks for not stabbing me, guys.
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When you're getting robbed, you're completely out of your body and you're just like, uh...
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Yeah, I had a phrasebook on me and my credit card.
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I'm like, yo, you guys can take this to the Mac machine and just get a bunch of money out.
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And they were like, I didn't know what that was.
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And then they took like seven bucks off me and they went through my phrasebook and they were laughing at stuff that I had circled.
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They're like, ah, and I was like, yeah, yeah, yeah.
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They were like, bah, they're flipping through it.
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When you land in Rio, you drive through the favelas.
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Bro, it makes Boys in the Hood look like Sesame Street.
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Where you're like grabbing pieces of metal and that's your house.
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Yeah, I know a lot of people that came from there.
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The kids are like, when I was walking around there, I was like 21, but they'll come grab your leg and like hold on to your leg and like, por favor.
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Yeah, when I was there, this Swedish guy went to the favela with another guy to buy coke, and I was like, like, you want to come?
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He looked kind of Brazilian a little bit, luckily, but I was like, bro, I'm not going with you to go there.
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If it's not your currency, I was out there just doling that stuff out.
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Dude, we were in Australia and Matt was like, this is U.S. I tried to pay $20 in U.S. money and they were like, we don't take that.
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Some money, they have clear little holes in them, and there's little holograms in it.
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Isn't it wild, though, that no one's figured out how to completely, accurately recreate money?
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For the counterfeiters, the technology increased.
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That was a major problem when this country was starting.
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I remember the first time I ever saw a fake $20 bill.
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I don't think you can buy the paper, that's the thing.
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Money is a specific paper, but people bleach bills, and then you can print.
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You can get the real paper, bleach the bill, and print tens on a one.
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And you can do that and you can sell bundles of them to people.
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It just seems like if they can make fake Rolexes, how the fuck can they not make fake?
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Like, you know they have the light they shine on the dollar bills now?
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Because, like, things embedded in them and stuff?
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I think the people who are counterfeiting, though, aren't just kind of like...
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You'd have to be so advanced technologically to, like, do that.
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And if you're able to make money, you could probably do all kinds of other stuff.
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Yeah, but that's the case with a lot of things that are illegal.
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It's like there's some industrious people that just go the wrong way in life, but they're really fucking smart.
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Officials say man sued Mr. Clean Magic Erasers while he used, rather, Mr. Clean Magic Erasers to transform $1 bills into hundreds.
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And that way you can get, you have the good paper, but then I guess that's why you have those strips, because then you can hold up a strip and be like, that's not a $10 bill, this is a $1 bill.
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Speaking of which, what did they arrest Killer Mike for?
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They don't arrest anybody in L.A. You got people literally doing meth in front of people's houses and tents.
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Well, of course, the online conspiracy theory is that he criticized Joe Biden.
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Did he have a license plate missing or something?
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As brilliant as he is, that is the name of like a crazy thug.
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That's not the name of a guy who's like a philosopher.
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It's like a name that's like the dumb guy in the neighborhood.
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He said nothing happened, but this is the official report.
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And he was then released on a misdemeanor battery and then released on zero bail.
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But again, in Los Angeles, there's people that are literally pulling knives on sheriffs and being out of jail that day.
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So, you think it's like post-Will Smith, they've changed the rules?
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Whenever celebrities smack each other, you have to step in right away.
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Right, if it's somebody we want him to smack, you know, now I'm really irritated.
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You know, if he smacked Taylor Swift, that would be a real issue.
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I find it so fascinating how many people, for whatever reason, are opposed to it.
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During the game, and I see her and I go, motherfucker.
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When they're playing against you, when it's your team, and then the camera cuts to Taylor Swift, that's when it builds.
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If you have a billionaire just laughing in your face while your team's losing...
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I feel like, out of respect, if you're going to see a Buffalo game in January, you should be outside.
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Out of respect for the players, you'll feel it more.
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They were giving fans like $20 an hour to go shovel the stadium.
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Yeah, my friend Tommy just blacked out behind the wheel of his car shoveling.
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Snow shovelers and plow truck drivers get so fucked up.
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When we were in high school, we used to get hired by landscapers in the winter to shovel and they would just feed us beer and weed.
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We used to get people fucked up and stay up all night in a shovel condom and they give you like 20 bucks an hour and you're just like...
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When I lived in Boston, we would always, whenever it snowed, me and my friends would go out to places and go, you guys want us to do your thing?
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This driveway's 30. This driveway's 40. Depending on how big it is.
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Like, some of them, you don't realize the snow's wet.
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My friend owned a landscaping company and I didn't have a job.
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She was like, you're doing open mics at the Harrisburg Comedy Zone.
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And then my friend owned a landscaping company, I had zero dollars.
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Just blasted, lifting chunks of snow everywhere.
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I think I was like four beers in and I was like, I'll just go drink more inside.
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I kind of feel bad for kids who grew up without snow.
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Snow days, and then just hanging out with your friends in the snow, and then the quiet.
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When it snows out, it's like you're in a movie.
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We were walking into the creek in the cave and he slipped.
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He jumped over the curb and he stepped on the bottom of that pole.
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He prides himself on being nimble, so this is like a real...
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I mean, everything was nimble before he fell, though.
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Jamie, do you have that wrestling match where that dad attacks the kid?
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I wouldn't have expected that guy to move like that.
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How much of that do you think is protection of the kid versus like...
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Corellin used to literally hoist guys up and pound them into the ground.
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It's an illegal move, but that's just a comment.
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But also, like, when you're lifting people up and throwing them and they're resisting, wild shit happens.
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But, you know, it does seem like he piledrived him on his head.
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He seemed like he should have known in the middle of that move that you're not going to...
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The kid was apparently doing an illegal choke and the dad jumped in.
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If you have someone up in the air in a wrestling match, it's hard not to slam them in the ground.
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Anytime you pick anybody up, it's like, oh, I'm going to slam you on the ground as hard as I can.
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Well, I'm sure there's different rules in young amateur wrestling versus what they would do in the Olympics, but Corellon used to just pile drive people.
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Dude, there's nothing worse than, like, the only experience I have is, like, football.
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So it's, like, first play of the game, like, the guy against you just fucks you up.
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Like, wrestling, if a dude slammed you right away, you'd be like, alright.
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And in MMA, they start punching you in the face while you're recovering from being slammed.
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There's a D'Arche choke pulled off in a wrestling match.
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Yes, I think that is legit because it's one arm in.
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Matt Hughes choked out Ricardo Almeida with a wrestling move where he had a head and arm, like, from the front.
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And he just, he has such a squeeze that he gripped the head and arm and just put him out.
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And you're just cutting off their carotid, aren't you?
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When he was the welterweight champ, dude, he was a tank.
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And for him to grab your arm and your head together like this, which is basically what he had, he had him on the side with his arm and head together and just squeezed it so hard he went out.
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So the kid's on his back, and he rolls him over, and it looks like the kid's got a choke, but I can't tell if he's got an arm in it.
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Now, I don't know what the rules are, but it does look like the kid has an arm in.
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Yeah, well, there's also, like, when you're watching your kid, wrestling and combat's different, but, like, if you're watching your kid suck at, like, basketball or football, then you're, like, taking that personally, because that kid's supposed to, like, carry you on.
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If your dogs are playing and a dog loses, people jump in.
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Her dog was losing and she like jumped into the mud.
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I've had a dog grab my dog by the neck and I just...
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Some people bring aggressive dogs to dog parks.
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When my dog was a puppy, I used to bring him to dog parks.
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I brought Nikita to dog parks and those things are nasty.
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The dog fighting thing, unless you're a professional trainer and you're with that dog all the time, Like, you gotta be with that dog, and you gotta really do a really good job, if it's an aggressive dog, of getting them around, socializing them with other dogs, because they just fucking dominate each other.
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Everyone has a different tolerance threshold, too, because you go to the dog park, some people want them to get a little rough, and some people are like, not at all rough.
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Well, if you're a woman and you got a poodle, you know, what the fuck?
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I've heard they're actually good watchdogs, the big poodles.
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Dude, I'm telling you, the big poodles are not...
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Imagine being like an aristocrat with a poodle.
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I used to dog walk, and I had a big black poodle I walked, and he tried to fuck me the whole time.
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You were just looking at him like a good poodle.
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Poodle originated in Germany in the Middle Ages.
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A dog similar to today's standard poodle, the poodle's Germany's water dog, just as England had the English water spaniel, French had the barbet, and Ireland had the Irish water spaniel.
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And the Netherlands, the Westerhund, among the evidence used to support this theory is the Germanic name for the breed Poodle or Pudel in German, which is derived from the low German word Poodlen,
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It says right there, ancestors were widely used by water followers to both retrieve shot game and to recover lost arrows and bolts that had missed their mark.
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How high were you when you hit the poodle Wikipedia?
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You were like, yo, they're poodles of water dogs.
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I kept seeing them in the wild and they kept surprising me.
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But then you start doing this bullshit to them.
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There's a bunch of scared guys and Andrew Tate.
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And I don't think it's under the name Andrew Tate, but it is him.
00:32:28.000
You know, probably because they would ban him from YouTube.
00:32:44.000
I mean, in Romania, he's under allegations of a rape charge.
00:32:52.000
Trafficking's weird, too, because if you, like...
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If I trick you into crossing state lines and then you get plowed, I've trafficked you.
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But if I'm like, you're about to get plowed, and you get in my car and you get plowed, you're fine.
00:33:31.000
Regardless of what he thinks about some of the things he said about women, the fucking intelligence of that, the whole thing that he did with getting people to TikTok his stuff and go viral.
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I knew him as a kickboxer before I ever knew him.
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My friend Vinnie Shorman used to do commentary for it.
00:34:32.000
We're finding out the negative parts of living here in Austin.
00:34:49.000
Well, you're Top G. You're Top G. Yeah, everybody keeps telling me, one day you're going to get it.
00:35:12.000
So I think I did have a reaction one year to one particular thing that was in the air.
00:35:25.000
Jamie's dog stuck his tongue in my mouth, so maybe I'm allergic to dog saliva.
00:35:36.000
But I've never had one put his tongue in my mouth, so I never...
00:35:47.000
But they've never put their tongue in my mouth.
00:36:19.000
I've been doing shows and I lose it every show.
00:36:21.000
So then I took the prednisone all weekend because I literally had zero voice.
00:36:57.000
We might have watched it here when Matt sang at the holiday party at the mothership.
00:37:09.000
Me and my wife were fighting and then we both had karaoke songs come up and I'm like, we don't have time for this, let's go sing our karaoke.
00:37:43.000
So what kind of steroids does it put you on for your throat?
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And it powered me through my last three shows, so I was like...
00:38:02.000
Were you trying to use your voice in the car singing even though you had no voice?
00:38:46.000
I've had this problem for like three weeks straight.
00:39:19.000
You've changed since you kissed that dog, dude.
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Dude, you know the thing T-Pain did where he went on stage and just carried over?
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He did a live performance where he had a full band behind him, did his own songs, and then just covered a bunch of songs, and then put them out on Instagram.
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I'm like, dude, I might just start becoming a professional singer.
00:39:56.000
He was in that movie Bachelor Party with Tom Hanks.
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So anyway, he would open up his set by singing Walking in Memphis.
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So he'd be singing it, and then he would go into his act.
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I got booked for a private comedy show way, way, way long ago for...
00:40:26.000
I swear to God, I think it was like Survivor...
00:40:31.000
He sang at the Survivors of the Holocaust's benefits.
00:40:33.000
It was like some sort of ancient Jewish people.
00:40:36.000
It was ancient Jewish people when I bombed so bad.
00:41:10.000
So it was funny to watch him go from that to like silly comedy.
00:41:16.000
It was like some sort of old Jewish foundation.
00:41:31.000
I was standing up at a podium to do stand-up in a hotel.
00:41:39.000
Dude, I was standing up at a podium to do stand-up, and I was like 25. And I bombed so bad, I was like, you guys don't like this at all.
00:41:48.000
And I was like, what do you guys want me to do?
00:42:09.000
I can say factually those old Jews were pleased.
00:42:16.000
Bombing so bad, you have to be like, alright, what's a different performance?
00:42:48.000
You know the worst kind of comedy to follow is musical comedy.
00:42:52.000
If somebody does funny songs, you're fucking doomed.
00:42:57.000
And it's frustrating, because a lot of times a funny song is just like an average joke, but somebody's playing a guitar with it.
00:43:02.000
There was a guy that was a legend in New England who used to do dirty jokes.
00:43:13.000
But he was like a famous guy who did like dirty songs.
00:43:22.000
And if you did a show with him, you could never go on after him.
00:43:27.000
Can you imagine if you had to follow, like, Wheeler Walker Jr.?
00:43:47.000
If you just play music, the whole crowd kind of congeals into the same.
00:43:50.000
You go see a good concert, it's like you're fucking in tune with everybody, you know?
00:43:54.000
A really good concert when someone's killing it.
00:43:57.000
And someone comes on, they're like, oh, I'm fucking jerking off.
00:44:24.000
To hit the eject in the middle of a comedy set, just hit the eject button and start singing.
00:44:40.000
Me and Matt just stood in front of a table of, like, nothing.
00:44:44.000
We went to a restaurant with the bachelor party.
00:44:47.000
And in the middle of dinner, they were like, alright, comedy.
00:45:06.000
I went up there and did like straight 10 minutes of no mic material.
00:45:19.000
And then, yeah, you went up and just did the sensible thing of talking and figuring out what's up with them.
00:45:25.000
Why the fuck would you guys hire me and Matt to humiliate ourselves?
00:45:30.000
I did a black lady Mother's Day show in North Philly.
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This guy just hired me to do comedy in front of a brunch for just, for real, like 14 black ladies for Mother's Day.
00:46:17.000
What other art forms allow you to start out like that?
00:46:20.000
Where you realize there's no real structure to this at all.
00:46:29.000
I mean, look, you guys are both like legit professionals now, and you started that way.
00:46:44.000
I just figured out how it worked like three years ago.
00:46:48.000
And then someone would be like, here's a bunch of money.
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He's like, dude, I just did the worst fucking gig of my life.
00:47:07.000
They just paid him a lot of money to do this thing.
00:47:20.000
I bombed so badly that I had people there with me.
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And I was like, I'm going to do one show and then we'll go.
00:47:38.000
I sat on the balcony with Adam Eget and like, I was like, I gotta change everything.
00:47:47.000
Some of my best moments in my comedy has been after really bad sets because then I just like really focus.
00:48:02.000
After that first show, I was like, alright, new jokes.
00:48:20.000
Bombing at a Mother's Day and then walking outside and it's 1pm.
00:48:25.000
Dude, when you walk outside and it's still sunny after you bomb, it's crazy.
00:48:39.000
There's a lot of guys we started out with that are gone.
00:48:43.000
Well it's also, that's the thing about comedy is where it's like with bombing.
00:48:47.000
Like, good comics will be like, yeah, you need that.
00:48:50.000
So then there's guys that are just fucking bombing.
00:48:59.000
I do like the dudes who bomb every fucking time.
00:49:16.000
Or you're just not going to be good at anything.
00:49:19.000
There's certain people that just never get good at anything.
00:49:23.000
Whatever it is, no matter what it is, they just lack something.
00:49:28.000
You're like, maybe I'll play video games if you just get fucking murdered.
00:49:32.000
They're really good at leaving comments on YouTube.
00:49:35.000
They actually are good at that, and I'll tell you what, those work.
00:49:45.000
I try to do a thing where I'm like, I understand your feeling.
00:49:48.000
In my head, I'll be like, he's just very upset right now.
00:49:50.000
But yeah, they'll get you thinking, like, it's not a thing.
00:49:55.000
Although they're like a part of the whole YouTube ecosystem.
00:49:59.000
Or like if you catch enough bad ones, sometimes you go, maybe I can think about something.
00:50:07.000
Because you don't want to be like, nobody can tell me shit.
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But then sometimes you'll read them and you're like, I don't have to deal with this right now.
00:50:14.000
The thing is, you don't know who you're talking to.
00:50:17.000
You could be talking to the biggest fucking moron that works at 7-Eleven.
00:50:23.000
And it's just like, you're like, fuck you, that's so true.
00:50:37.000
I mean, you don't even have to be like a headliner.
00:50:39.000
You could be just like a middle act that has a career.
00:50:44.000
Yeah, you'll go through, you'll read all the comments, you'll be like, I saw him, his fucking opener sucked.
00:50:55.000
Well, sometimes you can like have someone on the podcast and you just watch everyone like, fuck, that guy sucks so bad.
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And you're just like, goddamn, bro, that sucks, man.
00:51:02.000
Yeah, if I was certain people, I would not want to read comments after their guests on podcasts.
00:51:10.000
You can tell when it fucks with their head, too.
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But on any given day, I can read one in a minute.
00:51:29.000
You're like, I've never even thought of that before.
00:51:36.000
Developing the ability to just not be affected by that.
00:51:43.000
Well, because you can also get conflicting messages that are like, awesome!
00:51:46.000
You're the fucking worst piece of shit in the world, and you're like...
00:51:49.000
Yeah, you have to stop and be like, what am I? I'm probably somewhere in the middle.
00:52:03.000
If you see a lot of typos in the comments, you'd be like, dude, move on.
00:52:36.000
No, and then I called my dad, and he didn't answer.
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I was like, Dad, it was a good time in New Orleans.
00:52:53.000
It's the biggest fucking horse I've ever seen, dude.
00:52:58.000
They're a lot bigger than bigger horses, right?
00:53:00.000
Clydesdales, especially the Anheuser-Bosch ones, they're gigantic, dude.
00:53:04.000
And I'll tell you, they're big everywhere, if you know what I'm talking about.
00:53:40.000
Dude, their horseshoes, their shoes are like enormous.
00:54:05.000
Me and Cam got in there, and they were showing us the Clydesdales, and there's a lady giving us the details of all the horses, which was obviously very interesting.
00:54:12.000
It's like how much they fucking eat and everything.
00:54:14.000
Literally, as soon as we walked in, we looked at that thing's fucking junk, and immediately we're like...
00:54:23.000
I'm trying to listen to this tour guide, and I'm literally standing there like...
00:54:32.000
Look at the size of it compared to a regular horse.
00:54:38.000
That one that you showed originally, the lower left-hand corner, Jimmy.
00:54:51.000
They're always like, these horses are very gentle, they're the nicest horses, and I'm sure they are.
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But when you're standing next to that thing, you're like, dude, that thing could do anything and I'm dead.
00:55:07.000
I don't know, because they're a German company.
00:55:17.000
Yeah, I mean, like, they must have select breed them to make them that breed, right?
00:55:21.000
Yeah, what's Anheuser-Busch's horse division like?
00:55:24.000
You would think they're into, like, horse-raising and shit.
00:55:29.000
That's part of their business, is they keep horses?
00:55:31.000
They didn't shoot any of them after everything went south?
00:55:46.000
Sure, just put them on a horse and smack the horse's ass.
00:55:50.000
You know, Anizer Bush own the rights to diesel engines.
00:56:04.000
The horses, yeah, they're very proud of those fucking horses, too.
00:56:07.000
Look, not to be a corporate shill, you see those Clydesdales, it's exciting.
00:56:14.000
You see them pulling the fucking Anheuser-Busch cart?
00:56:36.000
At the end of Prohibition, they fucking rode those things right down Pennsylvania Avenue and gave the president a case of Budweiser.
00:56:53.000
But that's one of the few things that's ever been made like that that was rescinded.
00:57:02.000
It's the big lesson also because of the rise of the Mafia.
00:57:05.000
Prohibition is the rise of the NASCAR. That came from it, too, though.
00:57:11.000
Those were cars that they souped up to get away from cops.
00:57:21.000
It is wild to think at the end of Prohibition, they drove and gave a case of beer to the President.
00:57:32.000
What if they give Biden weed and he just snaps out of it?
00:57:35.000
And he's like, oh boy, you know, I've just been so foggy.
00:57:54.000
They're just going to keep him on testosterone and Adderall, and people are going to vote for him no matter what.
00:58:13.000
This could be, his second term could really be a landmark.
00:58:22.000
Whatever, they're gonna get him on the right meds.
00:58:37.000
I don't have any problems with anything you just said.
00:58:48.000
I don't have a picture of, like, my grandfather had JFK and he put him on his wall in his kitchen.
00:59:10.000
I think this year we're gonna win the national title.
00:59:17.000
Tucker Carlson had this guy who used to work for a pharmaceutical company on his show today, or the episode's out today, and a lot of it is about Ozempic, about how many people are being prescribed Ozempic.
00:59:33.000
It's kind of wild because I think it's going to be one of the most profitable drugs ever.
00:59:38.000
Do they know what's going to happen to you after you take it?
00:59:44.000
Dude, people have been taking it for a long time.
00:59:46.000
They're like, oh, we've used this for diabetes.
00:59:47.000
I felt that way about literally every single...
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The withdrawal from those things are catastrophic.
01:00:03.000
People have severe bio-intestinal sort of things happen with them if they have a bad side effect.
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Yeah, but when we try to get off of them, it's like...
01:00:30.000
You have like a headache and brain zaps for like a month.
01:00:54.000
Oh my god, she got severe burns and charred skin on her vagina, anus, and buttocks owing to once-weekly jabs.
01:01:02.000
She's a professor of pharmacology at the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley.
01:01:20.000
She said, I checked my genitals, anus, and buttocks.
01:01:35.000
She said it was as if she was exposed to sunlight for days.
01:01:49.000
I'm not talking about this particular woman, but if you brought home a lady and she had a charred anus and vagina, You're like, what happened?
01:02:04.000
Here's a picture of me when I was 250. I'm like, whoa.
01:02:32.000
I know that's not great, but saying mouth play and hand play is so funny.
01:02:41.000
It still hurts when I have to urinate or defecate.
01:02:43.000
It often starts peeling again because of the friction, said the survivor.
01:02:51.000
On a very strict diet, not taking any medication at this moment in time, but this will change in a few weeks.
01:02:56.000
Rosa, I want to heal before I start again with any medication.
01:03:00.000
And due to the strict diet, my level of glucose is thankfully under control.
01:03:08.000
She still laws the injections for lowering her blood sugar.
01:03:14.000
I think one of the side effects is like stomach paralysis or something like that.
01:03:18.000
She had all of the side effects you guys just said.
01:03:27.000
Yeah, it's a weird thing, man, because it's like, yeah, you shouldn't be obese, and I think it's something like 50% of the country, Shane, wanna speak on this?
01:03:43.000
Did you lose any weight doing the carnivore diet?
01:04:05.000
You hit one diarrhea, you go, all right, I'm out.
01:04:08.000
Something happens, though, after a while, your body figures it out.
01:04:14.000
I remember Tom Segura texted me, he said, this diarrhea is astonishing.
01:04:40.000
Dumps are back on the menu, and I'll tell you what, I'm having the time of my life.
01:04:43.000
Dude, I learned I'm a bit of a size queen, dude.
01:04:45.000
I didn't like those little fucking shirts coming up.
01:04:57.000
Yeah, have a lot of kale before you eat your food, and you'll have a big, meaty dump.
01:05:05.000
I told myself, I'm just going to eat meat and vegetables.
01:05:08.000
I picked out so hard and gained all the weight back right away.
01:05:19.000
I was a little lethargic the first couple days.
01:05:28.000
But the keto stuff, I like the feeling, but I get like weeks into it, I start feeling kind of like loopy.
01:05:40.000
I made a rack of ribs and looked at them, and I was like, I can't, dude.
01:05:52.000
Like 2am it'd be like, alright, I'm ordering pizza.
01:05:57.000
I was making pancakes in my house in the morning for my kids, just looking at them like, fucking Jesus Christ.
01:06:02.000
It's so weird how the most desirable foods are all terrible for you.
01:06:08.000
Like a plate of lasagna, like smell it, you're like, ah.
01:06:16.000
Right when you're about to take that bite and you feel that warm cheese and the sauce.
01:06:22.000
Me and Lemaire ate some DiGiorno last night while we were watching Cops.
01:06:32.000
What's the one that you could cook from frozen?
01:06:37.000
Especially, I mean, if you're eating DiGiorno, you're...
01:06:44.000
Those pizzas probably kill more people from the house fires.
01:06:45.000
Dude, you ever read the fucking nutrition's on this?
01:06:49.000
People get black out and put those things in the oven and pass out all the time.
01:06:53.000
Those things are like the leading cause of death.
01:07:03.000
How many of the people eating frozen pizzas are drunk?
01:07:07.000
If you're sober eating a frozen pizza, you're a fucking loser.
01:07:19.000
If you're not kind of lit when you're eating one of those, you're a pedophile.
01:07:27.000
Yeah, I worked at a restaurant when we were doing that.
01:08:08.000
Some flour straight from Italy with no fucking herbicides in it.
01:08:11.000
Nah, I'm gonna play Xbox and DoorDash Chipotle and then go to the show.
01:08:29.000
Are you ready to get back onto our workout routine?
01:08:38.000
When you tell me if you're like, I can't make it today, I'm literally, I'm waking up looking at my phone going, thank you, Scott.
01:08:44.000
I really like working out with you guys, but I also really like working out by myself.
01:08:49.000
For me, it's a good time where there's nothing going on, just me doing the routine.
01:09:01.000
You've been saying I can't work out today and you're working out?
01:09:11.000
I was doing this new exercise and I was doing it a little too heavy.
01:09:15.000
I tweaked something, but it was like a couple weeks later.
01:09:34.000
Every fucking time we work out, he gets that one hour.
01:10:08.000
Is it the panic in his face when we're talking about shooting horses?
01:10:20.000
I kind of knew, but I don't think I'd ever seen one next to a regular horse before.
01:10:31.000
I was one of six, and my cousins were one of ten.
01:10:34.000
And my dad and my uncle bought a piece of land outside of Philadelphia, like...
01:10:43.000
I had 10 cousins that we'd all just like fuck around.
01:10:46.000
Behind it, there was a guy who ran land off of us.
01:10:49.000
So I was always like, we'd cut through the horse place to get to the woods.
01:10:57.000
We used to ride him, and the one just went nuts and just bucked me off, and I was like, fuck this, dude.
01:11:03.000
I think riding him looks awesome, but whenever you're riding an animal, like, you're on an animal, like, hanging on to an animal, is this necessary?
01:11:12.000
Yeah, and it's like, this kid, beside, like, fuck this guy, and this thing could kill me.
01:11:15.000
A friend of mine was in a trail of horses where they were going into this deep mountain elk hunt and one of the horses fell and broke its leg and they had to shoot it right then and there.
01:11:37.000
When the horses break their leg, they shoot them.
01:11:55.000
Like if it's a racehorse and they break their leg, that's it.
01:12:02.000
My buddy was on this wilderness trail and the horse fell.
01:12:12.000
If the horse breaks his leg, they'll bring out like a tarp on the track and hide it from the crowd and just...
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I mean, I don't know how often they're still doing that, but that was just what they did.
01:12:40.000
when we get AI. When you're gonna get a new body.
01:12:48.000
Unlike humans, horse has heavy bones and light leg bones.
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This is the way they've developed many breeds, especially the thoroughbreds.
01:12:58.000
When bones break, they may often shatter, and it's almost impossible to surgically reconstruct the fractured leg.
01:13:04.000
While humans have some large muscles and a bit of tissue below the knee that helps stabilize a broken bone, along with a cast, a horse has very little muscle and hardly any other tissue besides tendons, ligaments, blood vessels, and some nerves below the knee.
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The lack of muscle and other tissue means that even in a cast, the broken bone has little to support it, and it's much harder to prevent a horse from using its broken leg to bear weight.
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They've figured out some stuff, but that's why.
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Compound fractures where a broken bone penetrates the skin have a much poorer prognosis and are less likely to heal successfully without complications.
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Are likely to be euthanized, particularly if blood supply to the leg has been compromised.
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The less complicated the fracture, the more likely the horse will recover.
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Green stick and stress fractures are incomplete fractures, and these can usually be treated successfully.
01:14:05.000
Simple fractures where there's one clean break are more likely to heal successfully than shattered bones.
01:14:14.000
Damn, you guys bringing up euthanasia- Imagine tearing a ligament 500 years ago.
01:14:22.000
Even during the Bobby Orr days, back in those days, Bobby Orr used to work out at this gym that I worked at when I was 19. That's awesome.
01:14:31.000
And he walked in and he couldn't straighten his legs, so he had to walk with legs permanently bent.
01:14:42.000
Bro, they just cut his knees all over the place.
01:14:55.000
Yeah, if you like pull your meniscus and you're like a hunter-gatherer, they'll just probably leave you.
01:15:13.000
If you were lucky, if you weren't lucky, you'd get eaten by a jaguar.
01:15:18.000
Yeah, a cat fucking snatches you up by your neck, drags you up a tree.
01:15:23.000
Yeah, dude, that was the majority of human history was just brutal, violent death.
01:15:40.000
That's what's going to happen to us again in about four years.
01:16:00.000
It's gonna be bad, but like, dude, you get your juices...
01:16:09.000
If the power goes out of my house, I'm going to your room.
01:16:17.000
You better charge that thing, because I'm coming.
01:16:23.000
They figure out a way to get us food, they figure out a way to get us gasoline, but there's no electricity.
01:16:28.000
You can drive around, but there's no electricity, no social media, no internet.
01:16:48.000
There's no electricity, so you can't even watch TV? There's no TV at all?
01:16:54.000
Have like the whole country just go off for a month.
01:16:55.000
Yeah, they wouldn't even be able to do the newspaper because they don't have the machines to do the newspaper like they used to do it before the electricity.
01:17:03.000
Well, they're clamping down on Facebook and stuff now again, I think.
01:17:13.000
If I would guess, if I was the government and I was looking at social media, I would say a couple things.
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The thing that's valuable, no one knew was valuable.
01:17:26.000
Everybody consented to give away their information, but nobody ever thought data was a commodity.
01:17:33.000
The data was insanely valuable, and then the people who have that data now, with all that money, have this insane ability to donate.
01:17:46.000
More than 40 states and districts of Columbia filed lawsuits against Meta, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp.
01:17:54.000
Facebook and Instagram deliberately manipulate their apps in ways to addict kids and teens and have failed to keep them off despite age limits.
01:18:05.000
Just like why is it Pornhub's responsibility to make sure that you're 18?
01:18:10.000
If you have a kid, it's supposed to be your responsibility to see what the kid's doing, right?
01:18:17.000
Unless you have to use your ID every time you sign up and they have to verify your age.
01:18:35.000
You have to dig up, like, the OG porn sites, yeah.
01:18:38.000
And I'll tell you what, you go to those fucking off-the-grid porn sites.
01:18:43.000
You should use a VPN. Oh, that's a good idea, actually.
01:18:53.000
Yeah, you can pretend you're in fucking Hawaii.
01:18:57.000
Ooh, do you think I can use it to bet somewhere else, maybe?
01:19:11.000
I know people have used it to collect Pokemons.
01:19:17.000
Yeah, they've collected Pokemons in places where they weren't really there.
01:19:20.000
I know people have used VPNs to bypass countries.
01:19:25.000
Like, you know, Netflix is like United States Netflix.
01:20:01.000
There was a whole MMA organization that existed before betting went down.
01:20:09.000
And I think part of their business model was betting.
01:20:23.000
And they had fights on a beautiful beach in Costa Rica with hot ring card girls walking around.
01:20:29.000
And they had the fights outside with world-class fighters fighting outside.
01:20:35.000
And I'm pretty sure that was the business model.
01:20:44.000
I watched soccer and, like, soccer team's jerseys would have just, like, bet.com on it.
01:20:52.000
There was another thing, the International Pool Tour, they had a similar situation.
01:20:56.000
They had this big, like, multi $100,000, like $300,000, $400,000 for the winners for these tournaments, which is huge for pool players.
01:21:07.000
And then the online gambling, they killed that.
01:21:10.000
Yeah, they fucked up everything for just telling people what they can and can't gamble on.
01:21:15.000
It's like my same feeling about this meta thing.
01:21:20.000
Yeah, the algorithms are designed to keep you engaged, but they keep you engaged with what you're interested in.
01:21:26.000
It's like they're saying they're shoving you only news from one source.
01:21:31.000
Yeah, but that's not their responsibility, I don't think.
01:21:36.000
If you're only into QAnon, they're going to send you fucking QAnon shit.
01:21:57.000
I'll put you on the one that me and Segura are on.
01:22:07.000
The second you see Arabic in the fucking description of the video, the caption, I'm like, I'm not.
01:22:17.000
Oh my god, over the last month, I've probably seen a hundred people get shot.
01:22:34.000
People sliding in a scooter under a truck, getting dragged by the truck.
01:22:51.000
Just like he threw his friend under the bus and he fell over and over again.
01:23:03.000
As soon as I got in the club, I was like, I need security footage.
01:23:07.000
And then he was like, oh no, everyone's gonna see me fall.
01:23:23.000
Everybody's shit their pants and everybody's falling.
01:23:32.000
You know what, sometimes that's kind of nice, though.
01:23:49.000
I usually can, like, sometimes I surprise myself.
01:23:53.000
Bro, one time I was coming home from Fear Factor.
01:23:56.000
One time I was coming home from Fear Factor, and I just, I was fighting it.
01:24:25.000
The underwear was about as effective as our border wall.
01:24:51.000
I just remember being in my car and just unloading on my SUV seats.
01:24:59.000
I had a Lexus SUV. I just filled that front seat up with shit.
01:25:09.000
I cleaned it out myself and then I brought it to the car wash to get it detailed.
01:25:22.000
The Fear Factor guy just gave us a shitty truck.
01:25:36.000
Dude, if someone throws up in your car, it smells forever.
01:25:38.000
You gotta burn it and say, oh, it caught on fire.
01:25:44.000
I definitely didn't shit myself, but I caught my front seat on fire.
01:25:48.000
My friend shit himself at work when we worked together and he drove home like sneakily to like change his pants.
01:25:54.000
And his mom was outside and she was like, what are you doing?
01:25:59.000
And she made him get undressed and host them all outside.
01:26:08.000
Getting hosed by your mom because you shit your pants.
01:26:35.000
He said he was in his driveway, saw his house, and it just lost...
01:26:49.000
I mean, that is where it gets you the second you...
01:26:53.000
I drove with the windows down smelling my own shit for a solid 25 minutes.
01:27:10.000
I had ruthless diarrhea, whatever the hell was going on.
01:27:16.000
All I remember is that feeling, the feeling of, like, knowing you're gonna lose.
01:27:32.000
If I had made it to the toilet, it would have been amazing.
01:27:35.000
It would have been one of the greatest victories of my career.
01:27:42.000
Took more than I should, and I was just on a walk.
01:27:45.000
I was like, I'll just have a nice walk around New York.
01:27:47.000
Dude, I got like two blocks away, and I was like, my stomach just went, and I was like, dude, I sprinted home.
01:27:56.000
Tommy was downstairs and heard me run up the steps, and he was like, what the fuck was that?
01:28:00.000
I've got some great victories in my shitting career, too.
01:28:03.000
Yeah, that was one of the biggest victories I've ever had.
01:28:10.000
You keep those muscles tight until you get to the ball, and you're quivering when you're pulling your pants down.
01:28:17.000
You know those when you're like, I don't know if I'm going to make it.
01:28:27.000
I got jammed in an Uber on the way to the airport.
01:28:30.000
It was like 6 in the morning, and it just, all of a sudden on the way, I was like, oh, fuck.
01:28:35.000
And I had like 20 minutes, and I was in the lady's car, like, sitting on one ass cheek.
01:28:39.000
I had to look my ass up, and I was just letting out these, like, any fart could have been anything.
01:28:44.000
And I was like, I wanted to tell her, like, I'm sorry.
01:28:58.000
I was at Terminal C. You're in the sideways launch position.
01:29:00.000
I was at Terminal C, and I'm like, Terminal A's fine.
01:29:07.000
At the entrance, where all the homeless people go in, because anyone can get in.
01:29:12.000
I saw there was no toilet paper, and I went, fuck it, and I had to just let it out.
01:29:16.000
And luckily, dude, I went in my school bag, and my wife gave me...
01:29:23.000
I'm like, dude, I don't leave that fucking shit in my bag.
01:29:25.000
She threw it in my bag and I went, what an angel.
01:29:31.000
Bro, after using these robot toilets to clean your butt, I get sad when I have to just wipe it.
01:29:44.000
You're like rubbing it to the point where you look at the tissue and it's reasonable.
01:29:57.000
I bought one from my old house and I tried to connect it and the fucking water sprayed everywhere so I got to hire a professional.
01:30:04.000
Dude, in the fucking bathroom in the comedy club.
01:30:23.000
North America through the 1700s, people were still wiping whatever they had on hand.
01:30:28.000
Most common things were corn cobs and sea shells.
01:30:36.000
But by the 1800s, paper was becoming more widely available.
01:30:40.000
And finally, in 1857, a New Yorker named Joseph Gayety introduced the first patented toilet paper.
01:30:50.000
1857. So until 1857, everyone was just, the Romans cleaned it behind the sea sponges.
01:30:59.000
Yeah, a lot of places in the world keep like a dish of water.
01:31:01.000
In the Middle East, you keep a dish of water above your toilet and use one hand to like splash water on your ass.
01:31:12.000
If you use the sponge, then you can clean the sponge off.
01:31:31.000
You don't have to put it on the end of a spear.
01:31:43.000
A thing for your car would feel great on your ass.
01:31:48.000
So you have a toilet, and right next to the toilet, you got like a basin, and the water's flowing.
01:31:53.000
You dunk your sponge in there, clean it out, uh-huh.
01:32:27.000
Okay, so if one of the Farika visitors had intestinal worms, all the others would carry them home, too.
01:32:33.000
Without any knowledge of how diseases spread, the overall Roman toilet setup could hardly be called hygienic by modern standards yet.
01:32:39.000
You know how they told me to test kids for worms?
01:32:41.000
They said, put a piece of scotch tape on your kid's butthole while sleeping, and the worms come out of the butthole at night, and they'll get stuck in the scotch tape.
01:32:51.000
Don't you have to shine a light on your kid's asshole to see the worms coming out at night?
01:33:01.000
Press the adhesive side of a piece of transparent tape to the skin around the anus of the person you suspect as pinworms as soon as the person awakens.
01:33:10.000
When you take the tape to your appointment so the doctor can look at pinworms or eggs under a microscope.
01:33:48.000
If they're making their way all the way out through your asshole, that thick, look at that, those thick COVID vaccine-like ropes.
01:33:57.000
You know those blood clots that you find on Reddit?
01:34:04.000
Look at that one, that one you just showed, Jamie?
01:34:17.000
Imagine having no idea what's going on in your butt.
01:34:18.000
Jamie, get that bear racking his nuts doing that.
01:34:23.000
Let's change the subject from diarrhea and worms.
01:35:09.000
It took like a good ten seconds to fully kick in on him.
01:35:22.000
I'm tired of these people saying gorillas would fuck up a grizzly.
01:35:35.000
There's mountain grizzlies and then there's coastal brown bears.
01:35:39.000
Which are the same species, but they have much more access to protein.
01:35:52.000
But believe it or not, John Donaher and Lex Friedman had a conversation about this that I saw.
01:36:24.000
A big, like, Siberian, and those really enormous tigers.
01:36:27.000
I watched a sloth bear hold his own against a fucking tiger recently.
01:36:48.000
The first time we did an open mic together, I was like, yo, check this out.
01:36:53.000
He showed me a guy jump off a building and I was like, sick.
01:37:06.000
And that soft bear gets rocked and hangs in there.
01:37:20.000
It's just, the thing about grizzlies and lions, they're the ones that have the giant advantage because they kill shit all the time.
01:37:25.000
This is one of the things that Don Hurst said, like, Gorillas don't really kill anything.
01:37:30.000
Silverbacks have canines that are just for posturing.
01:37:36.000
It's weird that they have canines because they don't kill anything.
01:37:38.000
Every other thing that has canines as big as a gorilla kills things.
01:38:10.000
He said they didn't even show all the chimps eating monkeys.
01:38:32.000
He's just walking around that cage like Francis Ngano.
01:38:45.000
But grizzlies are fucking insanely durable, man.
01:38:48.000
The thing about that, they're designed to fight.
01:38:53.000
Grizzlies fight each other all the time, and they fight for like 20 minutes.
01:38:58.000
And they tear each other apart, and they don't get hurt.
01:39:02.000
Their skin is so flexible and so thick that they get just bit down on, and they're shaking each other, and then they just shake it off.
01:39:28.000
I'm not necessarily taking the big cat against a grizzly.
01:39:32.000
Because I don't think, I don't think the big cat is used to fighting.
01:39:41.000
Like, I think it would know how to hold the cat down.
01:40:06.000
And the way they hunt bears out there, the forest out there is like a box of Q-tips.
01:40:12.000
So the way they hunt bears, they have an enormous bear population.
01:40:19.000
They need to eat like donuts or something sweet.
01:40:24.000
So these bears know where this one, or they leave a dead beaver.
01:40:28.000
So the bears know when the bait is there, and so they'll decide who gets the bait, or they'll decide that a female is hot and she's ready to have sex, and they'll fight over the female.
01:40:48.000
Yeah, the black bears are prevalent in the Poconos in Pennsylvania.
01:40:54.000
Well, I mean, they're at least like, they don't fuck with people.
01:41:00.000
Dude, my neighbor, when I was up there, the guy who stayed next to us was like, I'll walk down the driveway with him.
01:41:04.000
I'm like, dude, you're out of your fucking mind, man.
01:41:07.000
Jamie, there's a video of, I think it was a black bear, getting into a dude's cabin.
01:41:11.000
And he's like, there's no, you can tell it's just a bro.
01:41:14.000
He's like, dude, I think there's something in the kitchen.
01:41:17.000
And then he's like, holy fuck, it's a bear dude, holy fuck.
01:41:21.000
I don't know, Jamie, find that, because I sound like a dumbass.
01:41:30.000
Yeah, he was going to school at Rutgers in New Jersey.
01:41:35.000
New Jersey has the highest population of bears per capita in the country.
01:41:40.000
New Jersey State, when the governor, who's currently in, when he was running, one of the things he was running on was stopping the bear hunt.
01:41:49.000
People were upset that people were hunting bears.
01:41:51.000
Like, the people that live in Newark and cities.
01:42:10.000
Because they come, like, every Sunday they're coming.
01:42:15.000
My family and I, we got a house in the Poconos, and the deer are everywhere.
01:42:23.000
Dude, we walk outside, there's just the most mangy fucking deer you've ever seen.
01:42:28.000
Well, they also might have chronic wasting disease.
01:42:45.000
There's an Asian lady taking a nap and a bear comes over and starts sniffing her face.
01:42:52.000
Black bears, if you get attacked by a black bear, it's more likely trying to eat you.
01:42:57.000
If you get attacked by a grizzly bear, it's more likely you shocked it, like you came near its cubs, that kind of thing.
01:43:07.000
But with black bears, it's more likely that they're just hungry.
01:43:14.000
Wasn't Grizzly Man there when they started to get hungry?
01:43:19.000
They were like, don't be there during that season.
01:43:21.000
Yeah, there were bears that were so hungry they couldn't hibernate.
01:43:26.000
It was an old bear, and he just didn't have any food.
01:43:52.000
Do you know they used to eat them and not eat deer?
01:43:57.000
Like, when they first started establishing America, they would eat bear and they would use the deer for skins.
01:44:07.000
That was the amount of money you could get for one deer skin.
01:44:16.000
And so they were eating bear and they were just using the deer for skins.
01:44:22.000
I like to think of that, the guys that got to North America and ran into fucking grizzlies, like from Europe.
01:44:32.000
Yeah, Russia has some of the craziest brown bears.
01:44:36.000
I think someone could get killed by a brown bear.
01:44:45.000
There's bears in the forest in certain parts of Europe, I know for sure.
01:44:52.000
Lobster was like prison food when it first came.
01:45:01.000
They would get them out of the East River and serve them to people at bars.
01:45:24.000
I was like, you know, you drink enough and start remembering Spanish.
01:45:45.000
I thought you were talking about the vodka itself.
01:45:49.000
I thought you were talking about that dude who was the guru in Wild Wild Country.
01:46:06.000
For the retarded, of the retarded, by the retarded.
01:46:11.000
You're watching it, you're like, Dan, this guy's a genius.
01:46:13.000
This is, wow, this is going to be really insightful.
01:46:49.000
That's why you look next to you and your friend's like, what?
01:46:52.000
Wait a minute, we think we might have fucking bet on the wrong guru, man.
01:46:59.000
Knowing that you gambled on the wrong guru, that's why I'm so glad I got out of that first building.
01:47:05.000
That first building, I bought a first building before we bought the mothership, before that spot.
01:47:27.000
So the guy was a gay porn star and a hypnotist.
01:47:44.000
Started getting a lot of plastic surgery, lost his physique.
01:47:48.000
And so the Cult Awareness Network, it was like right after Waco.
01:47:52.000
Cult Awareness Network, they're cracking down on all these cults, you know, because Waco pops off, right?
01:47:57.000
So this motherfucker says, okay, I'm going to move to Austin, and just to throw people off who might be thinking I'm running a cult, I'm going to have my followers build me a theater so that I can dance in front of them.
01:48:17.000
Ron Wright's like, you should buy that theater that was owned by the cult.
01:48:29.000
Every time I talk to Ron White, I'm like, I'm friends with Ron White.
01:48:37.000
He's one of the greatest humans that's ever won.
01:48:40.000
So when he was telling me to buy the building, I was like, I'm buying that building.
01:48:44.000
And I took him on the tour, and he's like, yeah, I fucking killed right here.
01:48:57.000
They had like a significant issue that wasn't addressed, that had to be addressed, and I got out of it.
01:49:02.000
Yeah, it's like buying a house and they're like, it's haunted.
01:49:07.000
First of all, the people, they were not construction people that made that place.
01:49:10.000
But then on top of that, Adam Egott, Tells me about the documentary.
01:49:29.000
They were getting hypnotized and fucked, and then they had to pay.
01:49:34.000
So he'd give them therapy, they'd have to pay 50 bucks, and then he would fuck them.
01:49:43.000
That's the thing about the documentary that's wild.
01:49:49.000
And he had these people convinced that he could give them this thing called the knowing.
01:49:53.000
And the knowing was he would like place his hands on you.
01:49:56.000
It would have to be the right time, the right moment.
01:49:58.000
But these people, to this day, were saying it's the most amazing moment of their life.
01:50:06.000
Like he, through the power of suggestion, when he put his hands on them, they really did experience that thing.
01:50:18.000
If you're a gullible person who's likely to join a cult in the first place, you're kind of a sucker, you're not skeptical, you believe this, and then you find yourself in the woods, and you're on your knees, and this guy's over you, and he puts his hands on your temples, and they would just go into full bliss.
01:50:35.000
And it's wild because it's in the movie, and it doesn't look like they're faking it.
01:50:39.000
It looks like they're having this wild, transcendent experience.
01:50:41.000
Like someone just gives them a full-on mushroom trip.
01:50:55.000
Like 20 years later when they're talking shit about him.
01:51:09.000
And by the way, some of them, he would hold it back from them.
01:51:30.000
This is, by the way, this is later in life when he's getting a little creepy looking.
01:51:33.000
So he starts getting a bunch of plastic surgery and weird shit to his face and his body kind of falls apart.
01:51:47.000
He had them build a theater so he could dance in front of them.
01:51:50.000
I mean, can you imagine seeing that guy and not hysterically laughing?
01:51:54.000
Well, as he got older, he just started looking like real weird men.
01:52:07.000
Yeah, but even when he was young, it'd still be...
01:52:11.000
Throw a fruit in some guy's mouth and be like, I'm out.
01:52:14.000
I bet he started throwing the fruit later in life.
01:52:19.000
He'd been running that call for a couple of decades.
01:52:42.000
I probably said to him, I experienced it through you.
01:52:46.000
The ecstasy you had of catching master's fruit.
01:52:51.000
Bro, so they found out because in the early 2000s...
01:53:00.000
He's like, yo, this guy's been hypnotizing me and buttfucking me for the past 10 years.
01:53:07.000
They really didn't know how many people he was doing that to.
01:53:15.000
The thing they all say, though, is in the beginning, it was great.
01:53:18.000
In the beginning of the cult, they were just having meals together.
01:53:26.000
Then as later, I think as he got older, he couldn't get as many guys.
01:53:32.000
When you get gross looking, the only people that'll fuck you are the people that think you're a master.
01:53:47.000
He probably didn't need to fuck him in the early days.
01:53:49.000
I do like the idea of being in a cult, like the moment of clarity where you're like, oh.
01:53:56.000
Dude, Waco is so funny to think of a guy being in there when they're like, the feds are coming, we've got to fight them off.
01:54:07.000
If you run out that door, you're going to get shot in the back.
01:54:10.000
You've got to run out in the middle of the night.
01:54:14.000
You have a fucking toothbrush and a pair of underwear taped to your leg.
01:54:18.000
You've got to figure out how to get over the barbed wire.
01:54:23.000
You throw the roll of carpet over the barbed wire.
01:54:26.000
You hear Khrush like, where are you going, buddy?
01:54:33.000
I heard a lot of those North California grow-ups.
01:54:35.000
They had that thing, Triangle of something, on Netflix.
01:54:38.000
I've heard a long time ago they were like that.
01:54:40.000
People with hippie kids would be like, I'm gonna go trim on this guy's farm, and it's like, thinking it's gonna be some cool hippie guy, but these are like country, Northern California criminals.
01:54:49.000
They're like hot young hippy chicks running out there and getting like drugged and stuff.
01:55:15.000
Fucking Sasquatch broke in and killed all the cartel guys.
01:55:19.000
So it was so remote and so lawless that guys would come in and steal people's crops.
01:55:27.000
And so it was like, these guys started off as hippies.
01:55:33.000
Like Loch Ness Monster, Sasquatch, every single monster was definitely just a guy killing a guy.
01:55:43.000
Back in the day, poor DNA evidence that people believed in monsters.
01:55:49.000
Also, if you leave someone's body in the woods, like where there's wild pigs and animals, they're gonna eat that body quick.
01:55:57.000
All you have to do is leave the body for 24 hours.
01:56:09.000
That's one of the rare cults run by a lady, too, right?
01:56:16.000
There's a dude that shows up and just dominates the cult.
01:56:31.000
Yeah, he's like, gets out of prison or whatever, goes to this cult.
01:56:36.000
He said he was out raking leaves with all the community, and he just put his rake down and was like, I run this.
01:56:42.000
And he just immediately started dominating everybody.
01:56:46.000
Dude, he'd put heavy metal on him and be like, this is power!
01:56:52.000
Like a dude would get to fuck this lady and then he'd be like father god.
01:56:56.000
So she had like three father gods and the meth head dude came through and just shut down.
01:57:00.000
Discovering a mummified body laying in an enshrined queen-sized bed wrapped in a sleeping bag decorated with Christmas lights.
01:57:11.000
So they were just crushing this lady with silver while she was an alcoholic.
01:57:18.000
As a 19-billion-year-old deity, Carlson claimed she could cure cancer while also drinking herself into oblivion every night.
01:57:56.000
It's Robin Williams and Donald Trump, who's still alive.
01:58:03.000
She's like, anytime she gets hammered, she's like, Robin Williams is channeling himself through me.
01:58:11.000
No, she just gets hammered and be like, fuck you, bitch, clean up all my shit.
01:58:14.000
Then the next day be like, damn, Robin Williams was crazy last night.
01:58:20.000
Then she starts taking silver and her cult believes her so much that when she starts to be like, I don't know guys, I think the silver might be killing me.
01:58:37.000
Is that the same stuff that made that guy turn blue?
01:59:21.000
Yeah, it just became a business where the money guy is hilarious in it.
01:59:24.000
So she was running it for a while until the meth head came along.
01:59:34.000
If you have a good idea and you really work hard, you can.
01:59:51.000
She's hammered the whole time and then her meth head boyfriend shows up and he rules.
01:59:58.000
All the other guys are pussies and this dude shows up.
02:00:22.000
Looks a little like William, the way he's smiling.
02:00:29.000
William Montgomery should do that for Halloween.
02:00:50.000
I think the colloidal silver was in the toothpaste.
02:01:34.000
What it is, it's like a clitoral orgasm that's peeing real hard, and then dumping is like having a cervical orgasm.
02:01:41.000
I'm just saying, if you had to compare it to something.
02:01:43.000
Yeah, that's one of those guys like, I stub my toe, it's just like childbirth.
02:01:53.000
Our friends were, I was talking to them, and they were saying dudes are now reviewing their dick size, like the dildo that's their dick size, and reading the reviews women leave of the dildo.
02:02:12.000
I would just get one of those little fucking tiny little buzzers.
02:02:15.000
If they had an Ozempic for dick size, and it gave you a bunch of side effects.
02:02:25.000
Guys would just take diabetes medication, have a giant hog.
02:02:29.000
But if you only take you have to keep taking it like it artificially inflates the size of your dick for a limited time Yeah, you have to bang it every couple of days all day Every couple days, you gotta bang it.
02:03:00.000
For world peace, if everyone of the same size dong, we might enter the age of peace.
02:03:08.000
Well, in a place like China, isn't there like a giant difference between the number of men versus the number of women?
02:03:36.000
In 2023, there were around 720 million male inhabitants and 689 female inhabitants.
02:04:18.000
The thing that scares the shit out of me is if they go into Taiwan.
02:04:22.000
And they seem to be saying they want to go into Taiwan.
02:04:25.000
Well, dude, they're going to have a population crisis in 30 years.
02:04:33.000
The thing I was worried about with Trump was, you know, it was like, if Trump gets elected, World War III will happen.
02:04:51.000
Isn't that funny, though, that, like, anti-war used to be the left?
02:05:02.000
It's like, alright, you have to be mindful of, like, don't microaggress a lady at a job, and then it's like, oh, but shoot that Russian guy between his fucking eyes.
02:05:14.000
It's like, make sure you get their name right at Starbucks.
02:05:21.000
I saw a tweet where someone was saying how many people that have ARs could have sent those ARs to Ukraine to fight the Russians.
02:05:34.000
Do you know how many guns are in America compared to the world?
02:05:37.000
They were saying, you don't need an AR, you should send those guns.
02:05:45.000
So you need to give up your guns so that we're somewhere that is actually happening, they can get guns.
02:05:58.000
Anytime, like, something bad happens or, like, they're taking them away, he buys another one.
02:06:06.000
Every time there's, like, a mass shooting, he's like, let's get another AR. Nice.
02:06:20.000
I was filming a special and he came with a gun and a knife and the security was like, bro, you can't have the Hawk and the gun on you right now.
02:06:30.000
Yeah, he just kind of, no, he had it concealed.
02:06:33.000
And then he was in Philly, he's all bugged out.
02:06:35.000
He's like, oh, he used to like, him and his family.
02:06:37.000
The dads watch Fox News and they're like, we can't go into a city.
02:06:50.000
No, but if you have a trash yard, it was in Chester.
02:06:52.000
Chester's outside of Philadelphia, and it's like a state of emergency.
02:06:56.000
The murder rate's crazy, and they were there during the crack epidemic.
02:06:58.000
So you had a transfer station where there's money in and out of there.
02:07:01.000
So yeah, it was nonstop of coppers there, all this other stuff.
02:07:30.000
Maybe he had the shoulder or the fucking leg holster like Clint Eastwood with straps.
02:07:43.000
He could have screamed it as soon as he walked in the door.
02:07:51.000
I was kind of pumped when I heard he was rolling that strap to the show.
02:07:57.000
It's also funny how much dads are afraid of cities.
02:08:03.000
All day they watch how terrible things are in cities.
02:08:10.000
When you watch those migrants jump those cops and beat their ass, and then they got out of jail with no bail right away.
02:08:35.000
I was watching this YouTube video, what's happening in these hotels.
02:08:38.000
This one guy's been there for seven months, and he said they give him a nice hotel.
02:08:44.000
They give him breakfast, lunch, and dinner every day, and he's an illegal immigrant.
02:08:55.000
What about us Americans that live here, have always been here, born and raised here, and people just sneak in and you're giving them all these things you won't give us.
02:09:06.000
Are they trying to get new voters or something?
02:09:09.000
Yeah, but they're not going to be down with it.
02:09:14.000
In New York City, they're allowing illegal immigrants to vote.
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Let's make sure, because this is a big statement.
02:09:23.000
But I'm pretty sure that was one of the things that they were trying to do.
02:09:26.000
They were trying to make it so that these people could be documented.
02:09:30.000
The way to deal with the undocumented people is find a pathway for them to be documented.
02:09:39.000
Now, you might think legal immigration is too restrictive.
02:09:42.000
But you can't just let anybody in, because terrorists are a real thing.
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This is not like an imaginary, it's not like orcs.
02:09:52.000
And they already caught that one guy, where they asked the guy, like, who are you?
02:09:56.000
And then they find out, okay, this guy's on a terrorist watch list.
02:10:03.000
These people coming from like South American stuff are going to read the issues.
02:10:05.000
A lot of them will because those are the people that got them in.
02:10:08.000
Those are the people that are giving them money.
02:10:09.000
Those are the people that are giving them free food, free place to sleep.
02:10:14.000
Especially, all you want to do is get a fucking job.
02:10:16.000
And if you vote for these people, and these people are going to allow you to be documented, you're going to be able to get a job and then continue to get social assistance, which has been pretty remarkable.
02:10:30.000
Yeah, but then they'll work, and they'll get on their own two feet, and they're pretty conservative.
02:10:40.000
In California, that was what changed California.
02:10:43.000
California, when Reagan was in office, Reagan created a pathway for illegal immigrants to become legal and vote.
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And when he did that, the Republicans never won California again, except for Schwarzenegger.
02:10:57.000
You know what's interesting about how the left has turned to kind of like war hawks?
02:11:05.000
The right has kind of turned to your statement there about, why don't we help Americans?
02:11:11.000
It's like now all of a sudden the right's like pro-welfare.
02:11:23.000
But there's a lot of people that are left-wing people that are like, what the fuck is going on with all these wars?
02:11:28.000
Like, this is not something that we were supposed to be about.
02:11:31.000
And, you know, there's a lot of people on the left that look at what's going on in Gaza right now and they're freaking out.
02:11:46.000
It's funny that America's like, what are we doing in all these wars?
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This is from 2022, but this is the only thing I can find.
02:12:03.000
This has to do with local elections, first of all.
02:12:07.000
And then people with green cards and the DACA. Anyone that's a DACA. Which is the dreamers, people...
02:12:16.000
Parents were brought into this country illegal as children.
02:12:24.000
But they are allowing people that are not legal residents or that are not legal citizens to vote, right?
02:12:34.000
So that's how you win the election over and over and over.
02:12:38.000
That's how you control local elections in New York.
02:12:43.000
You give people, like, way better treatment than you give the people you have.
02:12:47.000
That's the same thing Osho did in Wild Wild Country.
02:12:50.000
They bust in all those homeless people and let them vote, remember?
02:12:54.000
They just brought in homeless people from everywhere and said, you're going to be a part of our community.
02:12:58.000
And these people are like, finally I have a place to be.
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And then once they vote, they're like, alright, get the fuck out.
02:13:14.000
But he was also, like, you know, driving, like, he had, like, 13 Bentleys and shit.
02:13:31.000
I don't know, but, no, I'm not gonna buy another one, but I'm excited.
02:13:34.000
I'm excited for my lease to run out so I can get a new one.
02:13:48.000
How about a TRX? You can't play Xbox all day and then get in a Raptor.
02:14:00.000
What's a TRX? It's a Ram that has 700 horsepower.
02:14:10.000
I have a Hennessy one that has a thousand horsepower.
02:14:22.000
Yeah, I remember being that thing to drive around that Nazi-mobile.
02:14:41.000
Speaking of Nazi-mobiles, I went and saw a Nazi movie by myself.
02:14:56.000
Where they live next to the concentration camp?
02:14:59.000
It's just an ongoing, like you're uncomfortable the whole time.
02:15:01.000
But I did go see it by myself, which is a weird, because like the movie people, I saw it at Drafthouse, so you have like a waiter, and the whole time they're like, are you sh- Shane, hey, what's going on?
02:15:13.000
I was like, yeah, I'm just here watching Nazis alone.
02:15:17.000
Doing exactly what you thought I'd do on a Saturday night.
02:15:23.000
You watching this movie by yourself is on brand.
02:15:27.000
Yeah, they're right next to a concentration camp.
02:15:45.000
The wildest thing that most people don't know about the Nazis is how many we brought over here.
02:15:56.000
They have cities in Argentina where everybody's white.
02:16:09.000
I guess it is far enough south that you would be white, right?
02:16:13.000
But also, there's a lot of Nazis went to Argentina.
02:16:18.000
I mean, Tim Kennedy had that TV show, Finding Hitler.
02:16:21.000
There's this conspiracy theory that Hitler moved to Argentina.
02:16:28.000
Oh, they were, uh, the ratlines were systems of escape routes for German Nazis and other fascists fleeing Europe from 1945 onward in the aftermath of World War II. These escape routes mainly led towards havens in Latin America,
02:16:44.000
particularly Argentina, but also Paraguay and Colombia, Brazil, Uruguay, Mexico, Chile, Peru, Guatemala, Ecuador, and Bolivia, as well as the United States, Canada, Australia, Spain, and Switzerland.
02:16:58.000
Yeah, they had this whole thing about it where they went to these towns.
02:17:09.000
The rat lines are supported by clergy of the Catholic Church.
02:17:12.000
Starting in 1947, some U.S. Citation page needed.
02:17:21.000
Starting in 1947, some U.S. intelligence officers utilized existing rat lines to move certain Nazi strategists and scientists.
02:17:29.000
Yeah, like Wernher von Braun, the head of NASA. Yeah.
02:17:38.000
Let's get our fucking, let's figure out space exploration.
02:17:43.000
Well, they also were competing because a bunch of them went to Russia as well.
02:17:48.000
So Russia had some scientists, we had some other ones.
02:17:54.000
You can look past a few things if you need to get a missile quicker.
02:18:00.000
If these are the only guys that are making rockets.
02:18:02.000
Goddamn, can you imagine if they got the bomb first?
02:18:12.000
And the Soviet Union would be funding us right now.
02:18:21.000
All this stuff, it's like, bro, they were struggling.
02:18:25.000
Well, they also had a deep connection to the occult.
02:18:32.000
Yeah, because they were going to kill themselves.
02:18:35.000
Well, I think there was also a lot of, like, evil sentiment.
02:18:44.000
I don't really know much about the Nazi occult thing, but I know it's very well documented.
02:18:57.000
I think they were just a really, really shitty country that was fucking everything up.
02:19:03.000
I don't think we need to add, like, they were Satanists.
02:19:07.000
I mean, there's other countries that did horrible shit, too.
02:19:09.000
Just what the Japanese did to the Chinese in the Rape of Nanking.
02:19:16.000
Yeah, I think it's just surprising to hear, like, they were doing what?
02:19:22.000
They'd give people blood transfusions from various animals, and they'd cut off limbs and reattach them.
02:19:31.000
No, there's a lot of scientific and medical innovation that came out of that, unfortunately.
02:19:37.000
What medical innovation came out of the Nazi experiments?
02:19:42.000
I think they, like, learned some things, unfortunately.
02:19:54.000
They tried some medication out on, like, 150 people.
02:20:01.000
Joseph Mingle was the guy I think you're talking about.
02:20:11.000
Yeah, he'd be like, if I fucking cut this twin's head off, how are you feeling?
02:20:26.000
The Nazis knew about germs, but the guy who like discovered them there was a Hospital attached to where they delivered they were like a morgue and then they had where they're delivering babies So they would like put down a dead body and then just catch a baby out of a woman's vagina and like Women were all dying and he was telling the doctors like you guys got to wash There's something on those dead bodies that's getting into women's like vaginas They're all like,
02:20:52.000
And then the guy eventually went nuts, and then a few years later, they're like, oh, fuck, he was right.
02:20:57.000
Because he was washing his hands, and the mortality rate went down.
02:21:01.000
That was way before World War II. Way, way, way before.
02:21:04.000
Well, in World War I, Fritz Haber figured out how to make gas, to kill people with gas.
02:21:10.000
And he's the same guy who figured out how to pull nitrogen out of the air.
02:21:13.000
So at the same time, this guy is being wanted for war crimes.
02:21:17.000
At the same time as being nominated for the Nobel Prize.
02:21:35.000
And they called him, like, the Merchant of Death.
02:21:38.000
And he's like, oh, jeez, I gotta change my reputation.
02:21:46.000
And they were like, this guy is a fucking asshole.
02:21:53.000
He started the Nobel Prize trying to cover his tracks.
02:21:56.000
Everyone's like, he must be the nicest, smartest scientist ever.
02:21:59.000
Nobody even knows about the whole dynamite thing anymore.
02:22:05.000
Did you ever get into the guy who invented diesel?
02:22:15.000
He wanted to like, make a small, reliable engine so like, people in rural areas could compete with like, cities and people could live in a farm and still like, produce stuff and not have to like, live in like, fucked up London, smoggy city.
02:22:27.000
And governments were like, yeah, we're building fucking weapons to death of these things.
02:22:30.000
And like, it turned out to be like a, it was a wild invention.
02:22:34.000
Nothing could burn stuff as efficiently before.
02:22:41.000
Diesel was like 70% capture in terms of output.
02:22:50.000
It was like the kid, Wilhelm, I think, was after him.
02:22:58.000
He disappeared from the steamship Dresden while traveling from Antwerp, Belgium, to Harwich, England.
02:23:03.000
On October 10, a Belgian sailor aboard a northeast steamer spotted a body floating in the water.
02:23:08.000
Upon further investigation, it turned out the body was Diesel's.
02:23:11.000
There was and remains a great deal of mystery surrounding his death.
02:23:14.000
It was officially judged as suicide, but many people believed and still believe that Diesel was murdered.
02:23:19.000
He had the Rockefellers after him, too, because they didn't want to...
02:23:22.000
I said, like, I looked at it and go, oh, it's the History Channel.
02:23:29.000
The History Channel is basically the Ancient Aliens network now.
02:24:05.000
They were definitely getting high watching Ancient Aliens.
02:24:10.000
It's just such a good idea, because it requires nothing.
02:24:32.000
Turns out Queens is big and you don't see everyone.
02:24:34.000
That guy fucking, you know, he turned his whole life around.
02:25:08.000
Paul Wall knows how to do it, but he's had a grill in his mouth for 30 years.
02:25:45.000
I think he's with Mexican OT and the guy we listened to on the way over here.
02:25:58.000
Now, obviously I'm not gonna wear it anywhere other than here.
02:26:00.000
Do you think Bud Light would have an issue with you rocking a grill?
02:26:30.000
That was my favorite part of the Budweiser tour.
02:26:34.000
We're in there and they're like showing the labels from every year in the United States.
02:26:38.000
And then 1930 came around and it was like, perfect English, Budweiser.
02:26:46.000
1933, they're like, Budweiser, American Budweiser, the beer, American.
02:26:54.000
Anheuser Busch owned the rights to all the diesel engines in America.
02:27:01.000
The guy, what is it, fucking, not, uh, Adolphus Busch, whatever, like the OG. Adolphus Busch.
02:27:13.000
He went over, he met the diesel guy, and he was like, How dare you, dude.
02:27:18.000
He would rent hotels and just rent the whole thing out and just hand everyone like $10, $10, $10.
02:27:24.000
Met up with Diesel and was like, how much do you want for the rights to this engine?
02:27:28.000
Diesel's, people would charge, it was like 800,000 francs.
02:27:31.000
He looked at Bush and was like, 2 million francs.
02:27:37.000
And he used to break, he would write them letters.
02:27:44.000
He was like, all these guys fronted him a ton of money, and it just wasn't working.
02:27:48.000
So he'd get mad letters from people being like, what is this?
02:27:53.000
He'd send him letters and be like, dude, come on, man.
02:28:00.000
That reminds me of Ulysses S. Grant when he was like selling his biography.
02:28:07.000
I think he sold it to like just two guys on a train for like 10 bucks.
02:28:11.000
And Mark Twain found out about it and was like, no, you fucking loser.
02:28:17.000
Obviously Grant was, he was hitting the fucking Budweiser.
02:28:28.000
I think he sold his biography on like a train for like 10 bucks while he was responsible.
02:28:37.000
Anyone gives you anything that you write, you're like, really?
02:28:39.000
I swear to God it was Mark Twain that was like, no.
02:28:44.000
Has anybody started taking down Ulysses as Grant statues yet?
02:29:07.000
While he was dead broke at the lowest point of his life, he freed his slaves, and even his slaves were like, bro, you should...
02:29:20.000
Actually, there's no way they said that, but they were like, thank you.
02:29:27.000
He came from a family that was abolitionists, and then he married into a family that had slaves.
02:29:35.000
And then he would go out and work with his slave, and people would see him and be like, what the fuck are you doing?
02:29:45.000
Imagine there was a time where it was debatable whether or not it's cool to have slaves.
02:30:18.000
We're reading over the Century Company's contract that needed to be signed before publication.
02:30:23.000
Grant was ready to pick up his pen and sign the contract when Twain asked if he could read it before any signature was made.
02:30:28.000
Twain reviewed the contract and believed the 10% royalty being offered was too low and even exploitative.
02:30:35.000
Twain tried to convince Grant that he could give him a better deal, which would provide Grant with more money.
02:30:40.000
Grant was reluctant to back out of the contract that he and the publishers had negotiated.
02:30:43.000
He believed it would be dishonorable to back out after giving his word.
02:30:47.000
Twain tried to convince Grant that he should investigate a different publisher.
02:30:50.000
For example, American Publishing Company had published many of Twain's books and the company be able to bring in more profit than the Century Company.
02:30:57.000
Grant was still resistant to the advice when Fred suggested that the contract be set aside while they investigated the facts behind Twain's advice.
02:31:05.000
Grant felt loyalty towards the Century Company because of the work that he had done with the company while he was writing his articles on the Civil War battles.
02:31:12.000
Grant did agree, however, to listen to Fred and the contract was set aside for 24 hours.
02:31:21.000
Twain told Grant that by selling the book through a subscription system, the book would produce thousands of dollars in sales.
02:31:26.000
Door to door salesmen, often Civil War veterans, would promote the book and get potential readers to place an order prior to publication.
02:31:35.000
Back in the day, that was like the new mixtape.
02:31:38.000
Grant was poor, and then all those sales made him rich.
02:32:18.000
When we were younger, they sold them in like gas stations and they were like, I don't know, they were like cigarettes, but they looked like cigarettes, but they were smaller.
02:32:25.000
And they were the harshest fucking things in the world.
02:32:40.000
Get some of those in the woods when you were 10, dude.
02:32:49.000
You and your bros, you're like 10, 12 years old in the woods with some beaties, dude.
02:32:56.000
They're not a safer alternative to traditional cigarettes.
02:33:03.000
You can smoke these, though, as a little cigar.
02:33:09.000
Oh, that's kind of nice if you want a little short.
02:33:12.000
That's enough to sit down on a cigar for like half an hour.
02:33:16.000
Yeah, you know how to a wedding where you have to pretend to like cigars?
02:33:19.000
And you go, God damn, I'm missing the whole wedding.
02:33:33.000
Yeah, we went down and we smoked a couple of bats.
02:33:56.000
Did you ever hear about the new snake venom thing people are doing?
02:34:01.000
Where you go and they give, I don't know if it's like you ingest a snake venom and like your eyes puff up and you start throwing up and shitting everywhere.
02:34:11.000
But afterwards, apparently, you just feel like totally cleaned out or I don't know what it is.
02:34:18.000
They say like it kills yeast, like candida stuff in your body.
02:34:28.000
In certain cultures that don't have psychedelics, the rites of passage oftentimes are what's called an ordeal poison.
02:34:34.000
Ordeal poison is like something you go through.
02:34:36.000
It's like some horrific thing that poisons you.
02:34:39.000
And then when you're over, like, thank God that's over.
02:34:41.000
You feel good because you just had a near-death experience.
02:34:45.000
It tricks your brain into thinking you're dying, probably.
02:34:48.000
You'd probably release all these amazing chemicals to make you realize you should have been a better person.
02:34:58.000
I'll tell you what, I tried an LSD microdose recently.
02:35:12.000
It wasn't awful, but I remember just being like, this is just never fucking ended.
02:35:16.000
They gotta just hurry up and make all that stuff legal.
02:35:20.000
Stop buying it from people making it in bathtubs with the Grateful Dead t-shirt on.
02:35:27.000
I was telling Matt, I had some bathtub fucking mushrooms yesterday.
02:35:50.000
Well, it's just they're not making them in the same places where they make aspirin.
02:36:00.000
Even with the weed edibles, dude, they can get gummies and get a distillate of synthetic cannabinoids and shh, shh, shh.
02:36:12.000
Like, you get a 200 milligram once and it's fine, and then you get a 200 milligram and you're on Pluto.
02:36:19.000
I don't think anybody's doing independent third-party testing of weed gummies.
02:36:24.000
No, the third-party testing is watching the other guy first.
02:36:31.000
You've never seen anybody eat gummies like Joey Diaz.
02:36:35.000
He had a panic attack in the middle of the flight.
02:36:37.000
And he told me, he goes, I had a panic attack in the middle of the flight.
02:36:50.000
When you're around him and you're scared too, it's fun.
02:36:57.000
The weed edible, when it breaks, it's the best fucking feeling.
02:37:12.000
And then you get the release, and you're like, thank God.
02:37:14.000
Finally grateful for once in my pathetic, shitty life.
02:37:19.000
It also makes you really thankful that you're alive.
02:37:22.000
I understand that, but people are, like, I'm not, like, they're smoking weed at, like, parties.
02:37:29.000
I don't want to have that experience while I'm in public.
02:37:32.000
And then come back, like, during the party, like...
02:37:42.000
A different part of your mind where you go, like, Yeah, but what if I didn't give in to this weird thought loop, and then you don't give in to it for three seconds.
02:37:49.000
I did that, so last night, we left the comedy club, we were out at a bar.
02:37:55.000
I was like, I can't believe how strong that mushroom was.
02:38:00.000
I was like, I'm hungry, I haven't eaten all day.
02:38:02.000
I went, I ate a gyro in the cold by myself, by a windy bench, just like...
02:38:10.000
I literally got up from the table while we were all drinking and I was like, I gotta go outside.
02:38:20.000
I was like, while I was eating the Hero, I was like, I gotta stop.
02:38:48.000
So I left the bar, and I was high on mushrooms enough to be like, how do I get food?
02:39:00.000
And then there was a flashing gyro light on it.
02:39:05.000
And I was like, oh, that's what those lights are for, is for dumbasses that are like, food, food!
02:39:13.000
Yeah, I was like, it's a bug light for a guy like me.
02:39:25.000
And then I was like, it also sucks now, people know who I am a little, so like, the next guy was like, looking at me, I'm in the cold by myself.
02:39:37.000
People at the movie theater see you by yourself.
02:39:39.000
Yeah, I like being by myself, but when someone sees me...
02:39:52.000
Dude, people can see me from my lurched-over walk.
02:39:57.000
Sitting on a bench by myself eating a sandwich.
02:40:04.000
Well, mushrooms now, people are really getting into the genetics of them.
02:40:07.000
Like, they're ramping the strength of those things up.
02:40:15.000
And now it could be like, you can eat a gram of mushrooms, it could be a regular gram of mushrooms, or it can be eight times stronger.
02:40:23.000
Well, this town is filled with those psychedelic adventurer characters.
02:40:30.000
I thought that was going to be an easy, nice evening.
02:40:34.000
So, like, if you're running, like, a giant op where you're selling all these, like, your grow might get fucked up.
02:40:42.000
All you gotta do is say, research purposes, yes.
02:40:44.000
And you can get this powder that's, like, similar to mushrooms.
02:40:52.000
It's a psilocybin analogs, maybe, so it's close.
02:40:57.000
And you could put that in your stuff that you're selling people?
02:41:20.000
Maybe it would change the whole culture of the country.
02:41:23.000
If people just like ubiquitous mushroom use across the entire...
02:41:37.000
You're not even that hungry when you're on mushrooms.
02:41:38.000
I'm picturing you out there in your backyard with your pizza oven with your fucking ladle on mushrooms laying down the basil.
02:41:55.000
You take mushrooms and then you buy the whole thing.
02:42:00.000
You want to know the best part about how La Mer makes DiGiorno?
02:42:04.000
He's like, we're about three YouTube videos away.
02:42:30.000
There's got to be like a fucking Mercedes of frozen pizzas.
02:42:35.000
You can get some local ones in the cities you're at because they'll make take-and-bakes.
02:42:46.000
You get like just the actual pizza that they serve you.
02:43:04.000
One night we went over Rapolo's next to the club.
02:43:07.000
We got like fucking ten giant pizzas, the big giant ones, and just gave them to everybody at the bar.
02:43:41.000
Every now and then you want some bullshit carbs in your life.
02:43:44.000
You want a fucking big bowl of spaghetti and meatballs.
02:44:02.000
You know, when they fucking got that sauce cooking all day, just bubbling up on the stove, and the smells, and all the oils are on the top, and you gotta stir it, and you see the sausage in there, and the barjol, and meatballs.
02:44:32.000
She'd be on the kitchen table with the flour and the rolling pin.
02:44:45.000
Spaghetti's cooked in five seconds and then you just ground beef.
02:44:56.000
Our meatballs, my mom would just take hamburger meat.
02:45:05.000
So she would just cram like a fucking baseball-sized burger.
02:45:14.000
I know I've been talking about it a lot with you.
02:45:37.000
I don't fuck with beans, really, but I'll eat them in chili.
02:45:39.000
I don't fuck with beans either, but in chili, I'll eat them.
02:45:44.000
With fucking peppers and the tomatoes in there.
02:45:57.000
I was eating baked beans as my only meal for several years.
02:46:01.000
You're eating like the Dennis the Menace bad guy, dude.
02:46:17.000
What do you like, something more smooth and viscous?
02:46:31.000
Yeah, I bet nut, if I was into it, I bet nut's fucking good.
02:46:37.000
Yeah, especially if you get into it, you know, different, like, years, different types of dudes.
02:46:40.000
If I had one pasta, it would be linguine with white clam sauce.
02:47:03.000
They're good at paintings, good at sculptures, good at food.
02:47:06.000
Not good at handling a wave of an upper respiratory infection, though.
02:47:12.000
They scared the fuck out of the whole world, too.
02:47:14.000
Everybody's like, oh my god, that's coming to us?
02:47:16.000
They're all in their apartments, singing out the windows.
02:47:25.000
They were like, what the fuck is going on here?
02:47:26.000
Well, they said it was in the Fashion Week, I think.
02:47:28.000
They had people come in from China and stuff in the Fashion Week.
02:47:31.000
You've got an entire population that never has seen a vitamin.
02:47:42.000
By the way, they're a lot thinner than us, though.
02:47:46.000
There's such carb-heavy food over there, and they look great.
02:48:04.000
On this guy that's Tucker Carlson thing, they were saying, this scientist that he had on, or this guy that he had on that used to work for the pharmacy, was saying that 10% of all food stamps, the number one thing that people buy with food stamps is soda.
02:48:23.000
I don't either, but an ice cold Coca-Cola on ice?
02:48:37.000
When I drink a Coke, my body's like, what are you doing?
02:48:40.000
Dude, there's a lot of people who, for real, don't understand how sugar works at all.
02:48:45.000
I used to work with guys that would put 12 sugars in their coffee.
02:48:49.000
And then I'd be like, dude, you're going to get diabetes.
02:48:59.000
If you put 12 sugars every day in your coffee, he's like, bro, if it comes from me, it comes from me.
02:49:04.000
Well, that was one of the number one reasons why people died of COVID. Findings show that number one purchased by Snap Households are soft drinks, which accounted for 5% of the dollars they spent on food.
02:49:16.000
Okay, so this guy was saying it was 10%, but apparently this is saying that it's 5%.
02:49:21.000
It might have changed, but people drink a lot of fucking soda.
02:49:58.000
Do you ever see when guys carry around a personal two liter?
02:50:09.000
To be fair, it's also the top purchase of non-Snap households also.
02:50:19.000
Snap households, so it's more with the people that are on food stamps than it is with people who aren't.
02:50:33.000
I think your soda's taking a hard hit, too, because a lot of people are just off it.
02:51:02.000
That's the only artificial sweetener I can have.
02:51:16.000
It's just carbonated water with some stevia in it and some funky flavors.
02:51:41.000
He's going to be 90. When he's 80, you don't tell him to stop drinking Diet Coke.
02:51:45.000
You say ride that fucking boat right into the rocks.
02:51:54.000
To me, obviously, there's no argument Trump's more cognitive than Joe Biden.
02:52:04.000
No, if the Republicans wanted the best spokesman, it's Vivek.
02:52:11.000
I've been watching him on The Breakfast Club, man.
02:52:34.000
If you're a man and you procreate with a woman, you're responsible financially for that baby and that woman.
02:52:41.000
His thing is to expand child support to the woman and the baby.
02:52:54.000
Because he was like, the woman has to bear the biological...
02:53:14.000
It's up to the woman's discretion how she spends it anyway, right?
02:53:18.000
I mean, she doesn't have to document that it's only being spent on a child.
02:53:25.000
Yeah, you could have paid for her and the child and she's got a new boyfriend?
02:53:28.000
I would punch Vivek in the fucking mouth, dude.
02:53:29.000
You'll think twice for a nuttin' in these hoes.
02:53:31.000
You'll think twice for a nuttin' in these hoes.
02:53:32.000
I'm not thinking about Vivek when I'm nuttin' in these hoes, dude.
02:53:53.000
I'm like, dude, we need to get some Hinduism going.
02:53:54.000
He's saying some wild shit about getting rid of the CIA and getting rid of the FBI. Like, bro.
02:54:13.000
What are all those men doing in the grassy knoll?
02:54:28.000
People are going to start expecting, like, if you're a president ten years from now, at least, if you're not sitting down for a three-hour long-form, people are going to be like, fuck this guy.
02:54:54.000
There's an adjutant in them to evoke an immune response.
02:55:01.000
And it used to be mercury and sometimes it's aluminum.
02:55:06.000
It's a real thing, and it's wild how many people are not willing to even look at it as a possibility.
02:55:15.000
It's a religious thing, because if you're a full scientist, your religious worldview is that we're one day going to conquer the mysteries of our existence via technological progress.
02:55:24.000
Vaccines are a big part of that, so if you're like...
02:55:27.000
They're definitely good, but maybe they're kind of fucking us up.
02:55:37.000
If I took too many Tylenols, my liver will shut down.
02:55:39.000
Well, it's also different people have different responses.
02:55:45.000
Yeah, I can take a Zen pick and my fucking pussy will fall off.
02:55:51.000
Whoa, imagine if you're religious and your fucking, your pussy starts showing like scorch signs.
02:55:58.000
God, because you're too lazy to put down the churros?
02:56:09.000
Oh, I'm like, I'm at Disneyland, I'm getting a fucking churro.
02:56:11.000
I'm getting a churro, and I'm getting a turkey leg.
02:56:25.000
That was a headless turkey, by the way, in like a fucking box.
02:56:38.000
Bro, what do you think we were doing over there?
02:56:41.000
I mean, that's probably one of the ways I was like, guys, we got you.
02:57:00.000
How the false Russia biolab story came to circulate among the U.S. far right.
02:57:08.000
It was a lurid and difficult to believe claim that Ukraine was developing biological weapons with the assistance of the U.S. government.
02:57:13.000
In fact, U.S. assistance to Ukrainian biological labs has been targeted at strengthening public health measures.
02:57:20.000
Both the U.S. and Ukraine have also signed a treaty vowing to never produce or use biological weapons.
02:57:31.000
U.S. assistance to Ukrainian biological labs exists.
02:57:35.000
But has been targeted at strengthening public health measures.
02:57:42.000
Now, by the way, there's a long history of biological warfare over there that I was on this show called Joe Rogan Questions Everything.
02:57:49.000
And one of the things that I did is I interviewed this former Soviet scientist.
02:57:52.000
And he's like, dude, we had trenches filled with anthrax.
02:57:55.000
He goes, there was all sorts of plans in place that if anything went sideways, that they were going to figure out a way to poison Americans.
02:58:02.000
I mean, it's a legitimate biological weapons tactic to develop.
02:58:08.000
But why would you, look, why would you think that if we develop nuclear weapons, we'd develop hydrogen weapons, we'd develop all these fucking supersonic missiles, we wouldn't fuck with viruses.
02:58:23.000
That's what just killed, probably, that's just what killed a bunch of people.
02:58:33.000
They know, they literally know that the strain that came out.
02:58:38.000
Are you sure the guy didn't fucking eat a bat and a penguin?
02:58:45.000
It's a wet market, but it's weird because that became political.
02:58:47.000
Wet market was nice though, because then they filmed the wet market and you're like, yeah, obviously.
02:58:51.000
Right, but then the people on the left wanted to believe it came from the wet market.
02:58:57.000
Because the people on the right were saying it's the China virus.
02:59:13.000
They had this crazy connection to the source of a fucking pandemic disease.
02:59:18.000
Dude, I caught it, and I was like, this doesn't feel like anything I've ever had before.
02:59:25.000
It was two days fever, but then I was just hacking up.
02:59:32.000
Me and my wife were both like, dude, this feels like some weird artificial something.
02:59:53.000
Most people that really got hit hard, they don't suck.
03:00:26.000
God, that looks like it belongs a million years ago, doesn't it?
03:00:42.000
If I could find one animal that I would see- I couldn't disagree more.
03:00:45.000
That one animal that I could go check out, it would be the Bondo ape.
03:01:04.000
Dudes go to the zoo and do magic tricks, the monkeys go.
03:01:12.000
Bro, you just stuff your snot rag right back in your pocket?
03:01:53.000
But if there's one animal that I can go see, it's called the Bondo ape.
03:01:57.000
It's an enormous chimpanzee that lives in one specific area of the Congo.
03:02:00.000
They used to think it was mythological, but now they have tissue samples, they have skulls, they have a crested skull like a gorilla.
03:02:07.000
They nest on the ground like gorillas and they're huge.
03:02:12.000
Yeah, and the locals have two different types of chimps.
03:02:17.000
Yeah, one they call tree beaters, the other one they call lion killers.
03:02:34.000
Listen, there's a guy named Carl Armand who's a Swiss wildlife photographer.
03:02:47.000
And they don't think necessarily it's a different species.
03:02:57.000
I think it's called Bili in the Congo that has this enormous chimpanzee.
03:04:03.000
I just love that they come in and tell everybody, get the fuck out of here.
03:04:26.000
You sent me the video of them, like, going at lions.
03:04:39.000
I saw a badger once in the middle of the road and I got out to film it and started walking towards me.
03:05:23.000
There's one video of this guy that tried to keep one in captivity.
03:05:46.000
Isn't it crazy that nature made that and a giraffe?
03:06:11.000
It's also when you see them fighting, you realize how goddamn vulnerable we are.
03:06:22.000
Dude, all of our vulnerable organs are right here.
03:06:28.000
You know, like you're talking about Matt Hughes.
03:06:57.000
We saw Tasmanian Devils in Australia, and those things are cool as fuck, too.
03:07:02.000
That might be the favorite thing I've ever seen in a zoo.
03:07:11.000
I thought it was too, but it's the kind of cancer that they get from biting each other.
03:07:15.000
Yeah, they bite each other in the face so much, and they get these crazy face tumors from contagious cancer.
03:07:26.000
Every time you hold them, they're like, watch out.
03:07:31.000
You need to keep feeding them if you want to hold onto them.
03:07:33.000
You let go, you stop feeding them for a little while, they're like, hey, motherfucker, where's the food?
03:07:40.000
They're feeding them shit the whole time to chill them out.
03:07:50.000
It's like mean koalas, but it turns out we're dumb Americans and don't know that it's like a meme.
03:07:56.000
But it looks like there's a bunch of facts about drop bears.
03:08:03.000
Yeah, it's not real, but they made it sound real.
03:08:06.000
So they just have koalas with their mouths open?
03:08:08.000
They say they're more aggressive koalas or something?
03:08:29.000
They push each other out of trees when they're trying to fuck.
03:08:38.000
There's a koala that attacks a kid, and it's very funny.
03:08:41.000
Well, it's just an adorable koala running up, and everyone's like, oh, nice.
03:08:59.000
You're a little kid and you get attacked by that little fucker.
03:09:03.000
Because he probably thinks you're small people or not people.
03:09:15.000
That guy, he handled that a lot better than the wrestling coach.
03:09:25.000
Guy throwing a raccoon when it attacks his dog?
03:09:30.000
You ever see the one where the lady's in the backyard and the black bear is on the fence and her dogs are barking?
03:09:41.000
She's like 16. She's like, get the fuck out of here!
03:10:27.000
Yeah, someone got killed by a bear there a few years ago.
03:10:29.000
Damn, her mothering instincts kicked in with her dogs, man.