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00:01:00.000What I'm hoping is they come up with a legitimate treatment where it's like, this is confirmed that if you take hydroxychloroquine, you know, with Z-Pak, if they say something like that, This is confirmed.
00:01:12.000If they say, we got it covered, folks.
00:01:15.000We no longer have to worry about people dying of coronavirus.
00:02:58.000I think the real way to handle this moving forward is probably going to be something along the lines of make sure that old people aren't exposed, make sure that high-risk people are not exposed, and make sure that you don't expose yourself to them if you have it.
00:03:55.000But when you hear Trump, he was talking to some reporter that asked him a question, and he said, I'm thinking, you know, we're not far off from after Easter.
00:05:33.000But everyone had a mask on, and I saw two, like, I'm not even trying to be funny, they're probably equal 800 pounds, one probably 400 pounds, his wife another 400 pounds with a mask on.
00:05:42.000I'm like, you think the mask, that's not what's going to kill you, homies.
00:05:51.000Well, I hope this is a wake-up call for people that aren't taking care of themselves, because there's a lot of people that just think it's not necessary, and they look at someone like you or I that's vain.
00:06:02.000I get up in the morning, I look at my body in the mirror, I'm like, come on.
00:07:53.000That's the problem because they're so well taken care of.
00:07:56.000I feel like When all of our friends, like almost everyone I know to a man that's interesting, and to a woman, had some sort of fucked up, chaotic childhood.
00:10:48.000It's such a bummer when you watch that video.
00:10:50.000You know what was a little alarming there when I think CTE has something to do with this?
00:10:54.000I know we harp on CTE, but when he goes, hey, John, I need you to do this, this, and this, he goes, I'm going to warn you, my short-term memory is terrible.
00:11:03.000And even as he's drunk, he was cautious enough to say that, saying, hey, man, my short-term memory is shit because I get punched in the head all the time.
00:11:12.000So if you're based off that, we're going to be in trouble.
00:13:58.000We had reservations, but we had them like five days earlier and started getting, as it getting closer and closer, it seemed like everything was like kind of shutting down.
00:15:12.000We were driving there and we stopped at a red light and there was like this nice house to the left, like this super modern looking Venice style house.
00:15:19.000And right across the street on the right was 20 tents.
00:16:51.000They think the patient zero, I believe the theory is, the current theory is patient zero, see if you can find this, was traced to a woman that worked next to the bat stand.
00:18:24.000Yeah, look, this is one of the things that we, in this text thread that you and I are in, we started sharing the numbers of people that have died from the flu.
00:19:29.000Researchers at Stanford University trying to determine if the novel coronavirus may have been circulated in California as early as last fall.
00:22:34.000There's part of me that when Dana came out and said he's going to do the UFC, there's part of me that was super proud of him.
00:22:42.000I know he was going to get a lot of blowback for it and the UFC's getting a lot of blowback for it, but a part of me was like, fuck yeah, dude.
00:22:49.000Good for you, man, for figuring it out.
00:29:03.000I mean, in Tony's fights, there's somewhere around the second or third round where you see the look in these guys' faces like, motherfucker.
00:31:18.000He doesn't have a Muay Thai background, which is really crazy.
00:31:21.000He just learned to kick about four years ago.
00:31:23.000Well, more than that, because I remember in the PFL, he was five years old.
00:31:25.000I'm just saying, he has no kickboxing background.
00:31:28.000He came from University of Northern Colorado to Grudge Training Center with Trevor Whitman and all of us, and came in there as a pure wrestler with terrible eyesight.
00:31:36.000He'd always take his glass off and squint, and he's just this fucking monster.
00:31:41.000And then he started teaching him to leg kick, and I'm like, holy shit, the guy can leg kick.
00:33:45.000I think that was because it was on ESPN. The other one was on ESPN+. I think the idea was that you're going to have Engano and Rosenstreich, which is just fucking.
00:33:52.000It's like the main event for ESPN+. That's Disneyland at the end of the night.
00:41:43.000But there's a thing about guys like that where from the time they're young, they realize this insane work ethic is how you make it.
00:41:50.000And they also, they're used to these regimented programs, right?
00:41:54.000Where a lot of football players, and you can speak on this, they're used to these programs where everybody's doing the same kind of work versus boxers or MMA fighters.
00:43:06.000Dude, when Khalil's on his game, he displays some of the best Muay Thai you're going to see in the UFC. Eric Andrews, I know you don't watch football, Joe, so he played at Alabama, and he was on the national champion team, so that's like creme de la creme.
00:48:16.000Well, he might be too smart because he's actually, look, he's not correct to kill those people, but he is correct that technology is eventually going to overcome people.
00:48:26.000Now imagine, we're going deep down the Eddie Bravo rabbit hole.
00:49:58.000There's so many fucking people that think of 5G as what's killing people.
00:50:01.000But it's like, there's always going to be that thing where whenever something happens, people look for some nefarious backwoods sort of fucking...
00:50:10.000I also think, you know, in this time, it's very easy to get down and depressed, and a lot of people thrive in that, so they want it to be bad.
00:56:24.000Do you think that when Francis Ngannou fought Alistair Overeem and knocked him into another dimension, do you think there's any safety in that?
00:57:07.000I just wish there was a way to tell if you had it.
00:57:09.000Because so many people are asymptomatic, you know, there's a lot of people that didn't feel any symptoms at all and they found out that they had it and like, whoa.
00:57:18.000I wish there was a better way to know if you had it.
00:57:22.000But even if there's not, again, you look at the odds, the chances are, and this is why Dana and the guys are going on with the fight, it's like, everyone should be fine.
00:57:30.000COVID-19 tests expected for fighters, coaches prior to UFC 249. So they're going to test them, and I think what they're doing at the event is they're going to temperature test everybody.
00:57:41.000Temperature testing, again, to play devil's advocate, it's a little tough because, again, some people have and don't show symptoms for two days or show symptoms at all.
00:57:49.000Expected to send test kits to fighters and teams ahead of the event, which is currently rumored to take place at Tachi Palace Casino in Lemoore, California.
00:57:58.000A second round of testing is also expected to take place on site at 249.
00:58:02.000Testing is one of the strongest measures the promotion can take to ensure that those who attend the event are negative for the coronavirus, which is an incubation period of up to 14 days.
00:58:10.000It doesn't completely eliminate the possibility of spreading the virus.
00:58:13.000According to the CDC, it's possible a person in the early stages of infection could test negative on the tests recognized by the Public Health Institute.
01:00:57.000It says that all of their international events, they work together with the Nevada Commission to sanction them, and the ABC, which is the Association of Boxing Commission and Combative Sports, says this will be a sanctioned event.
01:01:56.000When the UFC does international events, they regulate themselves using Nevada State Athletic Commission inspectors, and this event on sovereign land is no different.
01:02:15.000If Bellator, World PFL, if they were like, fuck California Commission, we're going to do it on Native American land in California, they would never be allowed to work here again.
01:02:25.000That Athletic Commission would be like, dude, you fucked so much, we're not doing it.
01:02:28.000But the UFC is such a juggernaut, I don't think California is going to flex on them.
01:02:33.000And the UFC has a close relationship with California.
01:02:36.000Well, California Athletic Commission is run by Andy Foster.
01:02:58.000Here's what else is kind of interesting about this, is it's great Dana's put it on, he made it happen.
01:03:06.000But you realize that one of the reasons they're making it happen is there's a little bit of desperation because they have to put on 40-something fights.
01:13:48.000Yeah, you know, talking to some guys, I know Khabib would go against, you know, like Penn State, like Ed Ruth, who's whatever, four-time All-American, I think three-time national champion.
01:13:57.000He has like a fucking statue at Penn State.
01:13:59.000I know he wrestled with him, and it does not go well.
01:14:24.000When you hear someone like Josh Thompson and you hear these guys tell the stories about Khabib, you're like, I don't know if he'll ever lose.
01:15:42.000When you talk to Trump and you hear some of these other people talk, Trump told the NFL, the commissioners, I'm planning for the NFL season to not skip a beat.
01:15:50.000Dude, you want to see people piss in America?
01:16:54.000Look, if someone wants to ask me questions about things that I understand, like MMA or like comedy, like if you want to ask me questions about things that I think about and talk about all the time...
01:17:04.000You have your black belt in both of us.
01:17:05.000Yeah, I can talk to you and really clearly about those things and make a lot of sense.
01:17:10.000He can't do that about politics, and he's been a politician forever.
01:18:49.000He had a legit chance because there's a lot of people that are in the middle, a lot of people that are casually acquainted with politics, that would listen to his message of doing good for the working class people, doing good for the poor people.
01:19:36.000Because they turned all the stuff that I did in stand-up and things that I've said drunk and stoned on a podcast and put it in quotes as if I'm a homophobe or a transphobe or a racist.
01:19:48.000They just lied to make it look like Bernie was supporting some right-wing person.
01:22:24.000And I was like, I remember you going, dude, you don't have a knife or anything?
01:22:27.000And I have this fanny pack that I ride with to keep all my stuff.
01:22:31.000And I'm like, and I look down, I'm like, I have nothing.
01:22:33.000I have a knife from this company called Half Face Blades.
01:22:40.000What is it like when you take a bunch of letters like ABC? What is it called when you just say ABC? You know, the American Boxing Commission?
01:26:08.000There's some horrible websites that will show you what it looks like when someone gets bit by a rattlesnake and then they have to have multiple, multiple surgeries.
01:26:16.000Skin grafts, all the tissue around the injury dies.
01:26:20.000This one guy got bit on his arm, and I want to say it took him like 13 surgeries to get back the use of his arm.
01:26:27.000But I mean, over years, it was like a huge, like huge rotting hole where the bite was, where you could see the bone.
01:26:35.000And in the mountain land, I'm thinking, because I saw the big print, I'm like, that's a big fucking cat, man.
01:27:20.000The thing about a mountain lion killing you is it might be able to kill you, but I want to have something where I'm going to plunge it into his fucking eyeball.
01:29:18.000I saw some research that was saying rattlesnakes are aware that the rattle gives them away and people are killing them, so they're not rattling as much anymore.
01:31:58.000No, I don't think you did make it up because I heard it before, but then I remember reading that baby rattlesnakes are no more deadly than regular rattlesnakes.
01:35:22.000It's interesting, Los Angeles County tried to have gun stores shut down, saying that they're not essential, and they put the kibosh on that with the quickness!
01:36:07.000It's a good thing to learn, to learn how to handle a gun, to learn how to use it correctly, learn all the safety procedures, but learn how to do it accurately, use the proper technique.
01:36:17.000It's like everything else, like martial arts or everything.
01:36:25.000You know, and doing it at Terran Tactical, where they trained Keanu Reeves for John Wick, and Halle Berry trained there for John Wick 3, and he trains a bunch of people for movies.
01:37:14.000It's just most people don't get the opportunity to do what we did, to train with a guy like Taren and learn correctly, learn how to do it from a real master like that.
01:37:23.000A guy who's won countless competitions.
01:37:46.000There are so many people that I know that are real anti-gun that got guns.
01:37:50.000When this whole thing went down, a buddy of mine, I don't want to say his name, but his wife was like, you can never have a gun in this house.
01:38:18.000He said, no normal human being is able to fight like that.
01:38:22.000He said, I am by no means the baddest dude on the planet.
01:38:24.000Listen, he's top 100. Out of all the humans on the planet, Anthony Smith is one of the top 100 baddest motherfuckers that's walking the earth.
01:38:32.000But he's a regular Joe, and I had a hard time dealing with him, and he took everything I gave him, every punch, every knee, every elbow.
01:38:37.000He took every single one of them and kept fighting me.
01:38:40.000At one point, Smith said his mother-in-law brought him a kitchen knife, which he held to Haberman, who continued to fight him.
01:38:47.000Why didn't he just choke him unconscious?
01:41:03.000Don't you think at some point with society, we're going to get to a point where people are sick of being quarantined and they're going to look at the numbers and go, okay, these are the odds of me getting it and the odds of me surviving it.
01:41:14.000I'm not going to live my life like this, man.
01:41:16.000Yeah, you shouldn't because the odds are you, you know, dying from driving in the same way.
01:41:21.000I mean, the other thing is when people leave the house, you're putting people at danger.
01:44:24.000So I bet people are going to be eager to bounce back, man.
01:44:26.000Right, but the restaurants that are going under, it's going to take a long time before they rebuild and reopen.
01:44:32.000The other thing is, because you're obviously a theater slash arena act, I think September, October is going to be fine for you, but June, July, August in theaters is going to be tough.
01:44:45.000Unless they ask people to wear a mask or some shit, or maybe at the regular kind of comedy places, like the Comedy Zones and Heliums, they don't let as many people.
01:44:55.000What if they're gonna test people coming in, test their temperature coming in?
01:45:01.000But then you're in line with all those people.
01:45:03.000Like, imagine if you're in line and some dude's got the fever, and he's right in front of you, and they test him like, sir, you have to leave, and everyone's like, ah!
01:49:37.000You're going to have time to change your perspectives on things.
01:49:40.000I think any thought that you have as a comic, there's a time where it's too much, but most of the time you put them out and you're like, God, I wish I had a couple months.
01:50:00.000But also, I tell everybody, when you're doing stand-up and you're doing a special, the special is only 60-70% as funny as it is being there.
01:52:56.000The one homeboy who was like 6'6", who was kind of the dime piece, he was like, I can't remember to fuck these tigers, and the next time I'm sucking his dick.
01:59:25.000I just miss, in this whole corona thing, I think the thing I miss the most, besides going on the road, I miss it so bad, is just hanging out with, seeing everybody.
01:59:57.000Going to the store, it's like, dude, the party when we get back.
02:00:02.000What is that going to be like when we get back to the store and everyone's at the back bar and everyone's hanging out, everyone's doing shows again?
02:01:08.000Most of the top guys, all they want to do is be really good comics.
02:01:11.000Well, you have freedom that way, and you don't have anybody telling you what to do, and you don't have to worry about so many different things that you have to worry about if you have a TV show.
02:01:20.000TV shows, you have to worry about the other actors, the writing, the network, does it get picked up, does it this, does it that?
02:01:25.000There's a lot of chefs in the kitchen.
02:01:26.000There's so many things outside of your control.
02:01:29.000And, you know, if you have a controversial act, a lot of times the networks don't want you to do stand-up.
02:01:35.000Like, apparently they did that to Tim Allen when he had that home improvement show, they told him, stop doing stand-up.
02:02:33.000But he was coming from, you've got to think, he's a pioneer in radio, in traditional radio, and he made his bones in radio, and he carved this path in radio, and then all of a sudden this thing comes along where anybody can do it.
02:04:45.000They get seduced by the idea of, you know, first of all, You need friends.
02:04:52.000You need really good friends that are like you, that are in your world.
02:04:56.000And I think one of the things that separates us, all of us as comics, from the rest of Hollywood is like, God damn, we're glued to each other.
02:05:05.000We're glued and we shit on each other and we laugh and we compliment each other and we love each other and we call each other and we tell each other we love each other.
02:05:16.000But also, it's not a dog-eat-dog that you're just trying to help everybody.
02:05:20.000Dude, when someone murders it, everybody's running out of that room telling everybody that murdered it.
02:05:24.000When you see Bill Burr go on stage in the main room and crush it, you're coming out and saying it, and I'm coming out and saying it, and Callan's saying it, and we're all excited.
02:06:53.000You had Don Imus, who's kind of risque, and then here comes this really tall, long-haired, rock-and-roll type dude who doesn't give a fuck and he just wants to have porn stars on and girls are riding vibrators and people are farting songs into microphones.
02:07:55.000Doing like a bad Richard Jenny impression with my material when I was like 21 or something like that, 22. I was like, oh my god, I'm terrible.
02:08:04.000Because I was such a Richard Jenny fan at the time that I was like mimicking him on stage.
02:09:56.000But what Opie and Anthony were, were the first loose hang.
02:10:00.000You know, it's like Anthony would kind of be orchestrating it a little bit, keeping an eye on everything, making sure it didn't get out of hand.
02:10:11.000He's a guy who grew up doing construction, and that's literally how he got into radio, but is also very intelligent, very inquisitive.
02:10:20.000So he's got a regular guy sensibility, but he's also very fucking smart.
02:10:24.000And then you would have all these comics.
02:10:27.000And then Norton, who's a great comic himself, would be there, and he'd be Colin Quinn, and Bill Burr, and me, and Shafir, and all this madness, man.
02:11:08.000And then as he gets older, he finds his own speed.
02:11:10.000And there's a lot of comics right now that are top-level guys that I bet if you watched them 10, 15 years ago, they would sound a lot like someone else.
02:11:19.000And then Opie and Anthony open up the door to podcasting.
02:11:23.000They made comics where they could just hang.
02:11:25.000And then everyone's got their own style.
02:11:48.000They have a great podcast too, but it's just like the world is more bountiful than it was back then.
02:11:54.000It's not like Burt and Burr are competing against Burt.
02:11:59.000What if Burt's show Was run by one production company, but Burt and Burr were run by a different, and they're both going to be at noon, and you have to listen to one or the other, and Burt and Burr are in this fucking argument.
02:13:03.000I got a couple people saying that they've also created the song first or whatever, so I don't know who did that.
02:13:12.000Whoever did it, I hope nobody got robbed, but whoever did it, those dudes were hilarious and it got millions and millions of views.
02:13:20.000There's nothing from 20 years ago, 30 years ago, where a regular guy could do something and by itself would get millions and millions of views.
02:13:28.000But today, if you see some shit that's really funny and you send it to me and I send it to Jamie and it just starts going, that's what happens.
02:14:49.00030 years ago, where one dude could make something and it could go to something like Instagram, where in this case three or four dudes could do it, and it could go to something like Instagram, and then all of a sudden millions of people are singing it and laughing.
02:15:34.000Imagine if I went to a production company and said, yeah, what I want to do is smoke weed and talk a lot of shit and say things I don't really mean, but I think it's funny at the time, and then I regret it, and I'm going to drink a lot.
02:15:46.000Oh, and then we're going to air the fight.
02:15:47.000I'm going to have my three dumbass friends come.
02:19:12.000Well, even now, certain comics want to start podcasts, go, hey, this network podcast came to me, they want 50%, but they're going to give me a studio.
02:20:07.000But that's what they used to do with TV shows.
02:20:09.000You've got to realize, if you're thinking about Hawaii Five-0, the production company has a deal with the network, and they put it together, and everybody gets paid.
02:20:18.000And the people that are putting it on television have a giant chunk of that.
02:20:24.000That's the studio executives, the network executives.
02:20:27.000You go to their houses, they're big fucking parties.
02:20:29.000Dude, I'd go to some of their houses, man.
02:20:31.000They'd have parties, and you'd be like, why?
02:23:48.000That's like what's going on with TikTok.
02:23:49.000Someone makes a great video and then everyone else kind of jumps on that trend, taking that sound.
02:23:55.000There was a video I saw just yesterday or two days ago about the government telling all government employees not have TikTok on their government-issued cell phones.
02:24:28.000That's what got me into conspiracy theories.
02:24:30.000The U.S. Army has banned TikTok from use on government phones, reversing its policy on the entertainment app, which it recently used as a recruiting tool.
02:25:15.000But the point is, if you have an app like that, and say some shady person makes that app, who knows if that app's turned on the microphone just listening to you all the time.
02:25:25.000Dude, there's so many times where you'll talk about something, and then you see that thing you talked about mentioned in your Google Ads, and you're like, what?
02:25:36.000Dude, if we'll talk about Porsches or those knives, fans will send me screenshots of like, dude, I was listening to your podcast, then I went to go search the web, and I got this ad.
02:25:46.000It's like a Porsche or the knives or the whiskey.
02:33:52.000It was a weird time, where everybody knew that everybody else watched porn too, so we were all like, yeah, yeah, yeah, how you doing, Mike?
02:34:56.000Nothing better than a jerking off joke, man.
02:34:58.000You have to fucking, but you have to, if you're doing a whole special and you have 28 minutes of jerking off jokes, you gotta edit out 10 of that, put it aside, tighten up your ship.
02:35:42.000By the time I was a senior in high school, it went from freshman in high school, nobody watched people fuck, to senior high school, all of my friends were stealing tapes from their dads and buying them off other dudes.
02:35:57.000Was Faces of Death big when you were- Yes, that was just after high school.
02:36:03.000Just after high school, dudes had Faces of Death, and then there was also shit like Barnyard Betty, where there was this poor- Fetal alcohol syndrome baby that grew up to be a fucked up lady who was on drugs is having sex with all these different barnyard animals and you're like, oh my god.
02:36:22.000And so I was at my friend Billy's house and we went down to his basement and we're watching it on the TV and our other friend Ron is guarding the door.
02:36:33.000He's making sure that nobody opens up the door for parents.
02:36:35.000So he's like, look out at the door while we're watching this chick suck off a German Shepherd.
02:36:43.000Because, you know, we were like 20 or something like that, and we couldn't believe that, to any 20-year-old kid, if you said, did you know that there's ladies that if you pay them enough money they'll suck off dogs?
02:37:35.000Some of it was, but most of it was real.
02:37:37.000I'm sorry, what year did you say the VHS was invented in 76?
02:37:40.00077. So I was in ninth grade in 1981. That was my first year as a high school student.
02:37:49.000So that was like right when that was kind of kicking in.
02:37:54.000A new invention, like a thing that you can play tape and you can watch movies in your house, that took a year or two back then to spread across the whole country.
02:38:06.000Betamax was the year and a half-ish before it.
02:38:10.000Because VCR took off in Japan and this says Betamax came out in 1975. Yeah.
02:38:15.000What you mean is VHS. VHS was inferior to Betamax, but Betamax was a Sony product, and it was only Sony.
02:38:24.000So you had to only use their stuff, right?
02:38:27.000And apparently it was way better and smaller.
02:44:02.000If you guys don't know how crazy this Epstein story is, in Jeffrey Epstein's house in New York City, which was $70 million, worth $70 million, who someone gave him.
02:46:25.000Well, I would make up a bunch of stories about aliens now that Harvey's in the pokey, probably for the rest of his life.
02:46:30.000If I ran some of them dubious websites, I would start writing the most ridiculous stories I am related to someone who was propositioned by Harvey Weinstein and said that he could make her a star.
02:47:50.000Pretty sure they moved him to the hospital with corona.
02:47:52.000Dave Chappelle had a fucking hilarious take on that.
02:47:54.000He goes, "There's very few dudes where you look at him and go, 'Oh yeah, he rapes!'" That was in that Belly Room comedy special that he did with his walker.
02:49:25.000And this guy figured out that there's a system.
02:49:28.000If you get people's attention and make them famous, then you can make a lot of money if you make good choices and you're smart about how you do it.
02:49:33.000And you control your addiction just enough to keep making movies.
02:50:09.000But if I was a man, like it was me and it was my daughter, you know, like every man in this room, like every person's room, and that guy propositioned my daughter and offered her money in exchange or offered her sex.
02:51:51.000Like maybe a diabetic type test where you can prick a finger, get a little bit of blood, and they can get something within 5 to 10 minutes.
02:51:57.000I believe it also said it was hypothetical and like if they can get that done or get it mass produced or whatever it is and it works and it's accurate, then they will proceed, but...
02:52:08.000Dude, there's an article in The Atlantic about tracking you with cell phones and tracking you in comparison to trusted people that have tested negative.
02:52:18.000Like that could be the way that we could release people from quarantine.
02:53:20.000But my point is, we've always accepted that.
02:53:24.000And if we decide to keep going further down that rabbit hole where we make someone carry a device, where you can track their location, you have to have it to travel.
02:54:45.000Well look, think about all Google has done.
02:54:48.000It's not a knock on Google, but all Google has done with basically just the information that they give to companies on what your activities are.
02:54:58.000The reason why when you're talking about things and these Google Ads pop up Why is that?
02:55:04.000Why when you look up something, you find those ads and everything?
02:55:07.000Well, it's because they're trying to sell you things, right?
02:56:31.000A lot of people that have power abuse power.
02:56:34.000So if you give the power of constant surveillance in exchange for the freedom to be able to go everywhere you want and the relieving of quarantine, we just want to know you're healthy.
02:57:52.000Well, I think they made probably a risk assessment, and then they made a calculation of what the negative aspects of going against government regulations, in terms of state government, would be.
02:58:06.000They're probably like, you can't do this.
03:05:27.000Yeah, maybe they'll be back up and running.
03:05:29.000Well, the good news is it's pure, our response to this, because it happened in the moment.
03:05:34.000The island might still be in play because all the other leagues are still figuring out that remote situation to figure out soccer, baseball, basketball.
03:06:03.000I'm watching Dana White with his crazy screaming and running around trying to figure out how to...
03:06:10.000We're gonna put on these fucking fights!
03:06:11.000Trying to figure out how to get a fight to an island and coming up with an idea of an island and international waters and who owns the island?
03:06:39.000I think people are gonna hopefully realize that the worst is behind us.
03:06:43.000I think maybe the numbers are gonna be like this.
03:06:46.000I'm hoping, obviously I'm hoping the current treatment is the one that works, but if that's not the one that works, maybe they find something just as good.
03:07:27.000Just looking up tonic water, Wikipedia says tonic water is a carbonated drink in which quinine is dissolved, originally used as a prophylactic against malaria.
03:07:36.000Tonic water usually now has a significantly lower quinine content and is consumed for its distinctive bitter flavor.
03:08:28.000Imagine if that was the drink they drank in places where the mosquitoes were bad.
03:08:32.000Quinine powder is so bitter that British officials stationed in early 19th century India had to mix it with soda and sugar so they could drink it.
03:08:42.000So that's probably how they made that drink to begin with.
03:09:50.000Leg cramps are no different than arm cramps, are they?
03:09:51.000It says that, but the FDA cautions consumers against using off-label quinine drugs to treat leg cramps, but mixing it, there's a certain amount of it that can be mixed.
03:12:10.000You don't want people having the power to fucking just force you to take a test, and that's what ultimately they would have to do if we're going to test everybody.
03:12:16.000You'd have to make it like the government would have to make it mandatory.
03:12:19.000But imagine if they tested everybody and be like, dude, we got like 99% people have had it and they didn't even know it.
03:12:28.000What if like 99% of the planet had it and a few of them got it really bad and people died from other people just maintained and didn't even skip a beat?
03:14:32.000Someone was talking about that at some football player.
03:14:34.000I forget what the story was, but he was talking to this other football player's kid, or this other guy's kid, who wanted to play football, and he's like, do you skip rope?
03:14:56.000There's a reason why people do it for striking, too.
03:14:59.000When you're forced to bounce up and down on your ball, your feet like that, You get a way better sense of what your body's capable of in terms of movement.
03:15:09.000When I was fighting, I used to do rounds inside the cage.
03:15:11.000I'd do four or five minute rounds with a minute off of jump rope.
03:15:16.000And I'd go in the ring and bounce back and forth.