E331 Andrew Schulz
Episode Stats
Length
1 hour and 33 minutes
Words per Minute
192.2836
Hate Speech Sentences
104
Summary
Comedian Andrew Schultz joins Jemele to discuss his life in Miami, his new stand-up comedy special, and how he s adjusting to life in the South. He also talks about why he doesn t need to live in New York anymore.
Transcript
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Today's guest is a really, is a unique man, they would say, if you saw something.
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And it is, he was from the North and now he's a Southern man.
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You may know him from his Flagrant 2 podcast with Akash Singh.
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Or his Brilliant Idiots podcast with Charlemagne the God.
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Bro, you're trying to get diversity on lock, bro.
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Yeah, you start wearing one of the coming to America hats.
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I think I'm going to, I'm going to get it out with this.
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Yeah, you said that you and I, we need something from the audience.
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We were saying he did the show, the special with the masks.
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He could do his jokes if people were laughing or not,
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If they were wearing masks, just in our own heads,
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Like, he could perform for, like, you know, like a fall.
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What are y'all, renting a palace or something out there?
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Living life, getting some sun out here, doing shows.
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Have you thought differently since being in Miami?
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Like, has it started to adjust your view of, like, do I need to be in New York?
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Like, if there's one positive to corona, it's I made a lot of money.
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No, if there's one positive to corona, I think it's people from New York and L.A. realize that, oh, there's other places in America that are really nice to live.
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And I had that attitude when I was growing up, and then I kind of, like, got out of New York, and I have family that's not from New York, so I, like, saw there are other, like, really cool places in America.
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But, like, I know that attitude, because I grew up with that attitude.
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And, yeah, just going down to Miami and, like, just really enjoying living in a fucking house.
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And, like, having to drive to work and then going, it's nice taking half an hour, just collect my thoughts.
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Well, especially for somebody coming out of the city, I mean, that's got to be a really different energy.
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I was staying at Ari Shaffir's old place, dude, before he frickin' did that epithet for Kobe or whatever he did, whatever it's called, before he spoke at his funeral.
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Dude, I had to climb, they have, like, these communal gardens or something.
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Yo, stop telling me there's a fucking communal.
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I had to sneak through some rabbit patch in the backyard to get into his place.
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I almost got wrapped up in one of your stories.
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Because it sounded so romantic and fantastical that I was like, oh, tell me about New York.
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At 12th and C, there's a fucking communal garden.
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I had to sneak around the back of his building to get in.
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I think if you get older, it's got to be tougher.
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What if it's like you start achieving some of your dreams?
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And then you're like, how much do I want to live in the grind to get to the place where I want to be?
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And it's worth it because you get to put, you know, do all the sets and shit.
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Like, I remember seeing you run around the city.
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Dude, I used to go over out there to LIE to that other place out there.
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The room will be 30 feet by two and a half feet.
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She had to set the drinks on her shoulders and then walk sideways to get to the table.
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Dude, Nate Bargazzi murdered in that room, bro.
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I bet him donating blood, it could be an afternoon, bro.
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It's like, what are we doing here, Nate, you know?
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We got a fellow from the MTA, I know, that brought in a question here.
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Oh, it's been sting for a couple weeks over there.
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Oh, he's getting freaking ridiculous over there.
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Dude, I think I'm flying in for a delicacy, son.
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Dio, I couldn't even throw my mic away because y'all made fun of me for the way I laugh on the podcast.
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This question was supposed to fit in perfectly.
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How old are these kids you got working here, bro?
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You got a little Peter Pan factory going on out here.
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Bro, that's the one thing you find outside of L.A. and New York, dude.
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We got a question that came in right here for you, souls.
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It's your boy Morphe from New York City, Harlem.
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This is a shitty organization to work for anyway.
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I've been watching you ever since, like, fucking Die Code, man.
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Anyways, my question for you is, who do you think you are, bro?
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You've been shitting on New York ever since you left, man.
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We got hookers, taxis, everything you went to, man.
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I'm going to come through and take that land, baby.
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I'm going to come through and take that land, baby.
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Well, you come in a lot more, and I'll be honest with you, bro.
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You come in a lot more, I think, Mexican, bro, or fucking beach Slavic.
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There's a couple brothers in the rib cage eating oranges, bro.
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I love New York, but I'm a complete hypocrite, bro.
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Have you been able to get different guests down in Miami that you wouldn't have been able
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You got to tell me what happened with Chris Hansen, bro.
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And then everybody kept hitting me like, yo, tell him to pay back Theo.
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And I didn't know if, like, you were involved in, like, to catch a predator in some way.
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One girl sent me a message on IG, and I said, you are too young for me.
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Now, could she work for you with the rest of the fucking children that you have in there,
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That kid doesn't even know what the fucking Pythagorean theorem is.
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You go out to bars and just kind of see who looks real young?
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I don't like that kind of stuff when somebody looks too young.
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Especially as I get older, there becomes this governor in your head that tells you, this
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If somebody has a book bag, for any reason, right?
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Even night school, whatever it is, for any reason, I know I don't, I should-
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You don't like kids, and you don't like people further in their education around their job.
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I understand you have a tough job, and you want to be a nurse.
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That's one of the deterrents for me, I feel like, is a book pack, you know?
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Because without the backpack, you'd be like, I need you.
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I mean, you look, you lucky you got fiancéed out.
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So you took, I'm not going to say you took the easy way out, but you took the easy way
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You left the rest of us out here in this Barnum and Bailey-ass fucking, I'm 17, I'm 27.
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Well, what happened to me, Chris Hansen, was this.
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Tell me what happened to Chris Hansen, because I got inundated with messages.
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People are upset at me for interviewing this guy, because I didn't know that he, I guess,
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According to those charges, my man was there for all.
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Now, we put him up at the three Seasons, he ordered the fourth.
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So, that's where it became a discrepancy, where it seemed like he was trying to not pay
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And we kind of agreed on what the charges would be.
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Because the story I heard, the way that, you know, the game of telephone changes shit
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is that he tried to sneak out the hotel, and you had, like, an employee chase him down.
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Like, on some not-so-fat, like, remember your show, sir?
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And then forced him to pay the bill before he left.
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And I got, like, 10 or 20 messages that were like this.
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And she was checking out what the bill was, what was going on.
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And she was literally talking to the woman on the front desk as he was leaving the hotel.
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And so, she, like, had to apparently speak with the lady and say, well, can you make, you
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know, get a hold of him and get some charges out of him?
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But with that said, I mean, the dude has done a lot for humanity.
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And I don't mind putting him up for another couple nights.
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Like, there's a little part of you that's got to go, like, he stopped so many pedophiles.
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But you were like, he should have to pay a little.
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People rolling up on Chris Hansen and John Walsh and just sitting them down and saying,
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We asked him about the Epstein shit because it's weird.
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Like, to get in the way of those people, and I think a lot of those people are sick.
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I don't know if a lot of people want to be touching kids.
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I don't think it's a choice you make up in the morning, you know?
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But so, and the guy's done a lot of stuff, man.
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So, Chris, no matter what happened, bro, I'll put you up anywhere you want to stay for a couple nights moving forward, dog.
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Yeah, we got two kids that you can save right now.
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Chris, come to, I'm not going to give the address, but come to Wedgwood.
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This is our last episode here, actually, Chris.
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I'm not telling the police, because there's 15 more of his fucking cousins in there right now building the shit out.
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The first kid that greeted me, I was like, oh, he looks kind of young.
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Like, what do you have here, a chocolate factory?
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I know there's racial connotation to everything.
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What do you work at home before he goes to bed?
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No, I let him run around on my back for a few minutes before I go to sleep.
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The other day, your mic put up a wanted poster that drew you on it, bro.
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It's just you in the picture, your hands in front.
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Somebody got to prank me where they just cement it in.
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Do you think this is obviously a problem in our community of men communicating with, being
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able to communicate with women who may or may not be of age?
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There's some shit on your heart, it seems like.
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Do you think that Chris and I are certainly both.
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I mean, we were never like, Chris was hard to get close to.
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I mean, as long as I ever knew Chris, he was just honestly, man, he was on his phone
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Because the outside perception was that you guys were homies.
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I mean, I think I would have probably wanted to be better friends.
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You know, I just think, like, Chris was popular before I had any popularity.
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You know, and he was hard to get to know, you know?
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I literally, like, when I think back on it, watching him, like, text women, it was like
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watching somebody use heroin in front of you, but you don't think of it like that.
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So, you know, and I don't even think I'm talking out of turn.
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Like, I suffer from addiction, so I know what it's like to have to, like, be in places where
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you feel compelled by powers that are greater than you, kind of, to do stuff.
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Yeah, you have a lot of empathy for that, it seems.
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Do you think there should be some liability for Instagram and for these services that
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I don't think that you should be able to follow anybody under 18.
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They can't put a barrier between young people and adults?
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Like, you need your parent to go to the movie with you if you're under 18.
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But, like, Instagram, this is what I think is the worst that they're doing.
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And, like, Snapchat and all them is not only...
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But, like, they are forcing you to see shit you don't want to see.
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It's also, like, a Chinese, like, information, like, data suck.
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But I love how the data is just people with, like, pictures of, like, magical makeup on
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No, they're trying to turn Americans into pedophiles.
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Our fucking president is sniffing children's hair.
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It's just him sniffing hair to a fucking trap beat, dude.
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Did you see him just give up on his speech the other day?
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Anyway, culpability you were saying about the action.
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How is there not, like, how is there not a class action suit by any parents that have
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ever had their kids who have been approached by adults through the app that that's not
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If you made a pathway, if you allowed a company to dig a tunnel from my child's bedroom to
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a fucking grown man's house, dude, I would show up at the company and assassinate everybody
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And that's the problem with some of these shooters.
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Like, why do we not look at them and be like, why are you suggesting this shit to me?
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It's like, motherfucker, I can't even tell you to not show me young pussy, bro.
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Like, you look at someone's Explore page, it says a lot about them, bro.
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A lot of Russian women that I've sent the little hand emoji to.
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Yeah, and I don't do it as much as I used to, which is kind of nice.
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For a while, I was kind of like, are these women even...
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But now, it's like some of them aren't even real, you know?
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At a certain point, for me, it's like giving away my...
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It's like I'd rather just keep my own fucking chi, you know?
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I'm not serving my chi through this fucking dirty pipeline, you know what I'm saying?
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What percentage of chi are you giving with a hand emoji?
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I think you're giving away 5% of your chi on the day.
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Because it's like, do I have the control or not to let this thing influence...
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...me that much where I'm going to drop a hand to this Romanian?
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I mean, you're going to drop a hand regardless.
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Yeah, but I'd rather, like, you know, I'm going to hold on to this.
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I'm going to keep a little bit of that energy so when I meet a girl at a cafe,
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maybe there's a little bit more hoots but behind my fucking desire...
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...than to think that I've been already rejected 70 times this morning.
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Like, I think some of that plays into how we operate, you know?
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You see some dude, he's been rejected 9,000 times that month and he asks you out.
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I think his energy is kind of probably going to be whack.
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Then again, like, you ever have one of those friends that is impervious to rejection?
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Like, I had a buddy growing up who just could get rejected and it meant nothing.
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Like, he was more embarrassed if he didn't go say hello.
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Lil Duval, I'm telling you, is operating on another level.
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And then when you're around him, you're going to really understand it.
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And he's just like trying to communicate shit that he's understood, come up with in
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But if you just sit and talk with him and he really kind of like gives you that part
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of him, you're going to go, oh, this guy is an alien.
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Like, he literally said like, I didn't have like meals until I was rich.
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Like, the guy had nothing, but his just brain is different and he can absorb everything
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I'm going to have to go see him next time he comes through.
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Have you been doing a lot of church stuff or what?
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And you're an active member of your congregation, Rye?
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The guys that built our studio in Brooklyn, that's a big part of their business, doing
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The thing about the church, I like the church show, but here's the thing about the
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They start being too nice, letting too many people get on the stage, bro.
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They got the guy in the cage always, like in the screened off.
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Why is that guy in the screened off stuff always?
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Theo, I haven't seen you because you're scared to go out, but I see you posting those videos on Instagram.
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Anyways, Andrew, I'm getting married this summer.
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So, yeah, the guy doesn't know how it works, but that's his problem.
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Wouldn't it be great if he gives his own speech?
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That's what advice is, just don't give a speech because that's how weddings work.
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Everybody talks about you, and then they trash you and say that your life is amazing, and then the wedding's over.
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Yeah, it's mostly just trying to you just guessing if any of the dudes are ever hooked up with your lady.
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Dude, I'll be at a wedding, and I will tell the guy.
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I just want to let you know if the wife has invited me, because I'll get invited by something about a wife's.
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I will say, I have never had anything to do with your wife.
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Does that fuck him up on the day of his wedding where he's like, why would you say that to me unsolicited?
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Now I'm thinking that you smashed my wife to me.
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I want you to feel safe that, hey, buddy, I just want to let you know I'm just here for food and to be supportive.
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And what if I'm like, I never thought that you saw her because you guys didn't grow up together, and you didn't even meet until today.
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Yeah, because I'm definitely going to think that you made love to my wife.
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Like if I came in here, and I was like, all the boys that you have working here at your factory, they never worked for me before you.
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I'd be like, you know something about these boys.
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Yeah, maybe I'll just have to think about it or kind of do a pro-con thing on it.
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I'll say that to any girl I know who has a boy around, I will tell the dude, hey, man, I just want to let you know I never had anything to do with your lady, even if it's a lie sometimes.
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I think I just want the dude to feel comfortable, bro.
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Wait, do you have any friends that are dating girls that you've slept with?
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I mean, I have like, it's like, I'm not in between friends, but it's during COVID.
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It's like, there's a couple guys who are your friends.
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Who's the next person you're going to stop being friends with?
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Bro, I can't get over how good this show would be.
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But because he's the guy that stops molesters, you're looking at him like, where the f-
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He's just waiting for Chris Hansen to come in the door because he saw the show.
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This is the sick part about being alive sometimes is the thoughts you have.
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Like, imagine how many people see Christopher Hansen and think, man, I got reminds him that
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But you could also look at it like you might have got molested double if it wasn't for
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Chris Hansen because maybe one of those other guys would have been molested, but he
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Like, there's no doubt that he stopped a lot of molesting.
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Man, I want to bring up another question here because I don't know how to get out of where
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I'm finally seeing Schultz live this Saturday night show in Nashville.
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Driving from Louisville, Kentucky, so I'm hyped for all this.
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Out of this list, who do you think is the most likely to have a successful presidential campaign?
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And all this is possible in the climate we're in.
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Is the funniest guy unintentionally on the internet.
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He is, he's, he's the prince of pan-Africanism, right?
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So he's, it's like, uh, it's, it's, it's black empowerment.
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And some might say that he's a bit of a con artist.
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He's been trying to build a school for just black boys.
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And he's getting this money to build a school, but the school never has been built.
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And he is quite, can you go to like a Dr. Umar Johnson highlight reel?
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I got to bring up something because it's just too good.
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I think there's also like threads on, uh, there we go.
00:39:16.400
Oh no, this is just the Breakfast Club interview.
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If you are a single, beautiful, nappy-headed, voluptuous black woman, send your resume.
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Damn, he has a lot of email addresses, doesn't he?
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How hard is this to fucking log in for, my man?
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All right, maybe we didn't choose the right highlight, but trust me, this guy's good.
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I know how poor, you know, dead air is on a podcast.
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Somebody just offered me a jet from here to go watch the brother fight.
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There's going to be like performances and shit.
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Bro, I felt like I was stuck at a fucking nightclub in Jacksonville.
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There was just some bad lights and people fucking basically looked like a couple of rappers wandering
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around singing while they were looking for their fucking car keys.
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I mean, maybe it was just cool to see Mike Tyson fight again.
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And then it was shocking to see Jake Paul just completely obliterate Nate Robinson.
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Dude, and a lot of people thought Nate was going to win that probably.
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They're like, there's no way that white guy can beat a black guy in a fight.
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And then people are like, yeah, but he's like six inches taller and he weighs more.
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You can't really talk much shit to that person afterwards.
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Like all the people who just like clown Jake Paul and make fun of Jake Paul, that kind of stopped.
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Like the famous people, like all of a sudden, like Snoop Dogg and shit are like hanging with
00:43:16.320
Like when he, I remember Jake Paul did a music video with like Gucci Mane and everybody was
00:43:23.940
And now all of a sudden, all these rappers want to hang out with him.
00:43:27.240
Everybody wants to hang out with the Silverback, man.
00:43:30.040
Everybody wants to hang out with the guy who's knocking people out.
00:43:40.120
People have been trying to get him to do everything.
00:43:44.420
He said somebody hit him up to a model driving gloves.
00:43:51.380
Like the taxi cab drivers in New York and shit?
00:43:55.880
Whenever I get into a taxi cab and the guy had gloves, I was like, bro, we're about to
00:44:14.220
There are people who have no arms and they go to work by driving with their fucking feet
00:44:35.720
After a long day of drive, you think you take it off and you're like, thank God, I'm sweating.
00:44:42.740
But I think they're weighted to help you get like...
00:44:54.440
There was a weighted swimming neck brace that two people fucking drowned in.
00:45:19.560
People are legally retarded and then there's people that are just after that.
00:45:25.160
Is it like we have to decide when a retard starts?
00:45:28.160
And there are people who are just not retarded and we call them normal.
00:45:41.660
Like every once in a while want to make one of them moans.
00:45:51.060
His parents just let him go outside and just fucking turn around and just look at each other.
00:45:56.220
They gotta hold in that fucking sound so nobody knows.
00:46:27.800
Because you're the closest thing we've had to a black guest in a while, dude.
00:46:31.620
Is the U.S. postal system basically just like giving mail to a black guy and hoping it gets where it's supposed to go?
00:46:44.820
That the U.S. postal system today is basically just like hand in the mail to a black guy and hoping he cares enough for it to go where it's supposed to go.
00:47:37.620
Remember when someone tried to fix it and then America was like, stop!
00:47:48.860
It's just handing it to a black guy and maybe he brings it.
00:47:51.540
And then they were like, stop trying to make it better, you dickhead!
00:47:59.320
He's like, but maybe there's a better system even for them.
00:48:01.800
Like, we could give them an address or something to get your postage to.
00:48:05.460
And America's like, fuck you for wanting us to get our mail!
00:48:16.140
Do you think we want our white mail fucking traveling around the country anymore?
00:48:27.500
And you're like, do you know where any of this shit...
00:48:39.660
Dude, how many black dudes out there are just pretending they're Santa every day?
00:48:49.500
Bro, bro, have you ever seen it like a mail person...
00:48:58.140
Every day I go to my mailbox and I'm thinking there's going to be a letter and it's just going
00:49:32.480
They're thinking about doing a movie with black Christopher Columbus,
00:49:48.720
Because otherwise, I want to see white Amistad.
00:49:52.300
I want to see Japanese Amistad or I want to see, you know, ginger Amistad.
00:50:25.200
I get like there's some need for it in some places.
00:50:28.140
But it's like unless you're doing it everywhere, I just don't think it helps.
00:50:32.340
I think in the end, things have to be merit-based.
00:50:34.440
Because otherwise, you can't say like at this company, you got to have this.
00:50:42.060
And I think it rubs people the wrong way after a while.
00:50:48.180
Because the communities that are being quote-unquote represented aren't really being represented
00:50:55.020
because they're just taking a black person and making them play a traditional white role.
00:50:58.800
So like the black community is not going, yeah, that's us.
00:51:01.200
They're going, no, you're just acting like that white guy.
00:51:07.840
When like, if you want to tell a story about a black businessman, you could easily do
00:51:13.700
There are tons of stories about black businessmen.
00:51:19.700
This is how racist Hollywood, they're like, wait, do you think people would care about
00:51:29.640
That's what I don't understand how black people are like, so like, don't y'all see that Hollywood
00:51:39.160
Like, Virgil Tibbs was y'all's only dude forever.
00:51:54.760
But yeah, dude, it is a little fucked up when you think about it like that.
00:52:12.200
And that is Hercule Poirot, I think, his other guy.
00:52:19.160
Dude, first of all, is Raisin in the Sun a racial term?
00:52:23.000
It's super racist, but can I say what I said was really racist, but it wasn't?
00:52:28.880
Because I was thinking of Sidney Poitier, right?
00:52:31.900
And I looked, and I was like, but that guy looks like Sidney fucking Poitier.
00:52:46.960
So the one that I looked at was Sidney Poitier.
00:52:49.640
Well, one of them is a movie, and one of them is a television show.
00:52:53.560
Virgil Tibbs is the character, and Sidney Poitier played him in the movie.
00:53:03.600
But, yeah, and I love now how Hollywood is like, oh, yeah.
00:53:13.420
I wish people would just understand Hollywood only-
00:53:17.660
I try to attach more to it, and that's one of my problems sometimes.
00:53:25.040
They're just a fucking business that thinks they're run really, really, that thinks they're
00:53:31.820
It's one of those things where, like, I feel like they set it up almost like McDonald's
00:53:35.500
where, you know how, and this is not to insult motherfuckers who work at McDonald's,
00:53:44.700
Anybody can work at McDonald's because they even do, they do everybody from down syndrome
00:53:55.600
And it's a brilliant business in that way where anybody can go in there and pretty much
00:54:00.540
And then you can improve and become a manager and do all these other things.
00:54:04.240
But, like, the lower level positions right there, anybody can kind of do, and they set
00:54:09.160
And I feel like for a little while, Hollywood set up the system so well that they could insert
00:54:18.220
Like, there were a few actors and there were a few, like, movie franchises and shit, and
00:54:24.440
But I'm still gonna watch it because that's what's on TV.
00:54:28.000
And I do think that the internet kind of exposed that.
00:54:31.780
Like, when you think about it, we just talk shit for hours, and that's better than a TV
00:54:38.960
show that they spent tens of millions of dollars on.
00:54:45.200
There was a part of this podcast where we just made retard sounds, right?
00:54:49.220
But you did a couple because you did the mosquito.
00:54:57.820
We're out here, and we're making retard sounds.
00:55:07.440
You guys are both two guys that I told I wouldn't do podcasts with.
00:55:22.880
Bobby Lee's not even awake right now, and it's 4 p.m. in the afternoon.
00:55:27.280
Guy texted me at 2.49 a.m. the other day asking me a normal daytime question.
00:55:53.140
I remember during Corona, I went over there to do his podcast.
00:56:07.020
And they wouldn't let the crew in because of Corona.
00:56:15.680
And they don't want a lot of people in their new home.
00:56:18.120
I think her parents have, like, potential comorbidities.
00:56:21.560
So she was taking it crazy serious, and I get that.
00:56:31.640
But I was like, okay, look at how responsible fucking Bobby is, bro.
00:56:35.920
Hey, and now this guy's a grown-ass responsible man.
00:56:55.840
Look, we get to play in this world of, like, doing podcasts and, like, you know.
00:57:16.820
But I'm just saying, like, we had a Kennedy on.
00:57:24.420
He just wants the vax to be tested for a decent amount of time in a decent way before
00:57:33.820
Yo, before you inject me with some crazy shit, can you, like, look at it a bit?
00:57:42.400
Yeah, the USPS is just like, take this shit and fucking run with it.
00:57:50.780
And this guy's out there like, yo, can you just look in the ingredients?
00:57:57.860
Give me the back of the Snapple, bro, for this fucking vaccine?
00:58:01.300
Isn't that crazy you get a vaccine and don't even have the back of the Snapple, bro?
00:58:09.900
Just show me the back where it says it got this much sodium and this much sugar and this
00:58:25.640
I don't want to come out as an anti-vaxxer, but I don't think, I would say no.
00:58:30.920
Like, I don't think I need the vax and I would like to wait a year or two to make sure everything's
00:58:35.720
I grew up in a community where they, when they had the vaccine for polio, they created
00:58:43.460
Louisiana, and it gave cervical cancer to millions of women, millions of women in America.
00:58:51.540
They'd already created and spent all the money to make so much of it that they had the, because
00:58:58.840
But the cost was your pussy got to get taken out.
00:59:31.420
All he does, he walks into a fucking, he walks into a Johnson and Murphy at the airport.
00:59:42.920
That dude drops more hand bombs than anybody I've ever met.
00:59:47.180
Dude, he's, do you see a documentary about him?
00:59:52.240
It was so great because it just shows, yeah, all these rappers are afraid to kill anybody
00:59:57.780
So now you can just rip them to shreds and there's no consequences.
01:00:04.280
And that's what I appreciate about him so much is that like, I don't like, how do I say this?
01:00:11.920
Like, if you made your wealth in blood money, I don't like you morally grandstanding.
01:00:18.480
Like, I'm okay if you make your money dirty, but don't tell me how to be good.
01:00:24.920
So it's like, it was a lot of rappers for like a moment who like their whole career bragged
01:00:40.940
It's like, if you're talking about how much you kill people, sell drugs, and do that other
01:00:44.780
shit, and then you're also like, we need to take care of our communities.
01:00:47.940
It's like, bro, I've been listening to three albums of you murdering your community, bro.
01:00:51.680
Like, now if you want to make a change in your life, that's great.
01:01:06.700
But like, if you want to tell the story, look, you can do whatever the fuck you want to do.
01:01:10.080
But I could also go, man, shut your fucking ass up.
01:01:14.000
Like, I'm going to send out an orange juice all of a sudden.
01:01:15.940
And if I start selling orange juice, it's going to seem like, come on, man.
01:01:21.500
Especially if your whole life, you're like, you are totally against fruit.
01:01:26.200
And I don't care if you get proper nutrition or fucking beverages or not.
01:01:29.500
It's like, for example, if you rode so hard for New York and you swore you would never leave New York.
01:01:34.720
And then a pandemic came and then you moved to Miami.
01:01:38.960
Like, that type of person would be a hypocrite.
01:01:43.500
And I might not even ever listen to what a guy like that would say.
01:01:59.520
Especially if he was like, yo, anybody who leaves New York right now is a fucking pussy.
01:02:04.640
And even posted a meme from the Wolf of Wall Street about how I'm not leaving.
01:02:10.680
Let me see if I see anybody like that in here, bro.
01:02:32.100
I think the listeners all recognize in the end, it's all just people.
01:02:39.500
This idea that, like, we got to be locked into the way we feel for the rest of our life.
01:02:48.880
If you say you're not a hypocrite, you're a fucking hypocrite.
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We had a guy named Quincidence in our town, which was cool.
01:05:06.360
It was in Slidell, which was like the town here I was by.
01:05:12.600
We would go there, go to the mall, and then camp in a tent outside and go back in the
01:05:29.120
I felt like it was scary because it was like a lot of dangerous kind of whites and dangerous
01:05:35.780
So I think I was like scared of everything, you know?
01:05:38.560
But I was also like, you know, and I could do anything I wanted.
01:05:42.800
There was nobody keeping, you know, like, you know, I was supposed to drink milk and fucking
01:05:49.540
Like that was like kind of the fucking guidance, you know?
01:05:53.240
Yeah, there was just no like, like everything was like, yeah, it was just kind of like nobody
01:06:00.880
It was just fucking, it was like somebody started me at the top of a hill.
01:06:18.960
And I think in a way that's, I don't know, loving.
01:06:28.020
But I don't know, it seems like you're kind of happy with them.
01:06:31.020
I think for a long time I wasn't because I think they were traumatizing.
01:06:34.180
And then you've kind of dealt with them and accepted them?
01:06:36.880
I just think as I grow older, I realize that, well, also we need good stories.
01:06:41.580
There's not a lot of people out there telling stories anymore.
01:06:44.440
It's almost like in Hollywood, everything gets so like chopped down, I feel like, a lot of times that they don't let you tell the good story or even the true story.
01:06:51.740
Like you can't tell a story like, and you can't tell a story a lot of even true stories about like race and stuff sometimes because they act like sometimes as a white person.
01:06:59.120
And if you say the word black, or if you say it, or if you say something about like, like two of my best black friends got killed by other black guys, right?
01:07:06.380
So I don't, like, that shit makes me mad, right?
01:07:11.000
When I see a lot of stuff like First 48 and those type of shows where there's a lot of black on black crime and you see there's white people making money off the show.
01:07:18.340
I'm sure if you follow the makers of the show, it's going to get a little fucking.
01:07:22.760
Money's not going back into the community of Memphis.
01:07:32.520
They're just going, I hope someone gets murdered in this 48-hour period because that's what the show is.
01:07:37.560
There's a producer of that show that is going to work every week going, I hope someone gets murdered.
01:07:45.480
Fuck, it's always slow around this time of year.
01:07:49.980
We're going to have another three weeks of winter or whatever.
01:07:52.380
But I just feel like sometimes it's like if I say that, man, I feel like sometimes it just scares me how much black on black crime there is,
01:08:01.020
that people think that I'm against, like, I want black people to live and prosper.
01:08:06.160
I don't, it's not like I'm going to then think it's a, like, that black people are bad.
01:08:11.380
I think that the tricky thing with that is just, like, all crime is usually committed within the same race because most people just live around their race.
01:08:20.300
So I think the term to a lot of people is, like, well, black on black crime is white on white crime.
01:08:28.500
Like, all these serial killers often are just murdering white chicks.
01:08:31.500
Like, you watch any of these documentaries, just a white dude murdering white chicks.
01:08:38.460
Where's the white dude murdering black chicks, bro?
01:08:44.520
That right there is, like, fucking Tuskegee Airmen.
01:09:13.220
I could not breathe deep without this chick seeing me from across the fucking class.
01:09:17.300
Like, she just always had a beat on whatever I was doing, dude.
01:09:21.120
I think she thought I could maybe, you know, just end up being a crazy person or something.
01:09:25.620
So, I just, anytime I even, like, would be like, I fucking noticed you.
01:09:37.400
Maybe black on black, because maybe you just see more.
01:09:39.640
I mean, maybe it's because there's shows like that, you know?
01:09:44.080
I mean, there's no doubt that there's black on black ground.
01:09:47.700
Right, but what I hate is, or maybe it's, and it could all be in my head, but it's like,
01:09:51.220
if I say that, I feel sometimes like, oh, then people think I'm against black people.
01:10:02.300
You know that there's a disproportionate amount of crime in that community, and you just want
01:10:08.980
And it seems almost like there's way more news or media attention to when, like, the
01:10:14.640
police do something to a black person than when black people are affected within their
01:10:19.300
It just seems that way, because the media is selling the sexiest story.
01:10:26.240
And a few years ago, it was anti-Muslim violence was the story, right?
01:10:30.700
So anything happened to a Muslim, that was the.
01:10:37.540
Raleigh, you get a lot of Asian hate wherever you're from?
01:10:44.940
If somebody throws something at you, that's hate, right?
01:10:57.340
It's tricky with the Asian hate, though, because the tough thing about Asians is, like, they're
01:11:02.340
like Asians that are here way longer than maybe either of us.
01:11:07.420
But because they look Asian, I think there are certain Americans that just don't see
01:11:11.240
them as American, you know, just for whatever reason.
01:11:14.900
Like, I think the idea of America for a lot of people is white and black, even non-racist
01:11:22.340
They're just like, white and black people, that's what makes up Americans.
01:11:25.900
And everybody else just kind of got to, like, pick an identity or side.
01:11:31.000
So if you're Asian or if you're, like, Indian or you're, what's another one?
01:11:38.580
Am I going to act kind of, like, culturally white or am I going to act culturally black?
01:11:43.100
Well, I think, but, and also some of it is just because those are our two kind of leading
01:11:48.260
And they're the most, they're the most prevalent and they've been here the longest.
01:11:54.400
If I moved to China, I start, look, by day four, boom, I get, I will get a little bit
01:12:00.260
I'll start to kind of, yeah, I'll do just little things that I see them do.
01:12:09.700
I'll cough into my fucking child's mouth so it doesn't get out into the air.
01:12:15.480
The Chinese, dog, let's be honest about the Chinese.
01:12:21.540
It's like, America, we have to make every moment in America acceptable for everyone in
01:12:27.840
Bro, you go to fucking, dude, I went to a bar, I went to China, they don't give up.
01:12:34.060
Bro, you die in China, they make a fucking soup out of you, they feed the fucking team.
01:12:44.200
I mean, and they'll do that in an eight minute set, bro.
01:12:47.820
And that's just how they, it's not like, life doesn't, I'm not saying their lives aren't
01:12:52.120
as important as anybody else, but life doesn't, the way we feel about life doesn't mean it's
01:13:08.200
I think the idea of the mask is not, you're going to get me sick.
01:13:12.900
The idea of the mask is, I'm sick, I might get you sick, and I don't want to be a burden
01:13:20.160
That's the Asian idea of the mask, which is pretty lit when you think about it.
01:13:23.880
But of course, when we see Asians with masks like five years ago, like, or three years before
01:13:30.420
Michael Jackson fan, or we're just like, what are you trying to say?
01:13:37.680
Like, we saw it as an insult instead of them being considerate.
01:13:42.220
And that's part of it, just the vibe in America is like, I can do whatever.
01:13:59.720
Like, I'm sure there's guys that do some, like, crazy sex move or whatever like that.
01:14:03.960
And, like, once they know what it is, they love it.
01:14:08.960
So, I don't know what the fuck I'm missing out.
01:14:12.340
And I think that's what we think people in China are like, don't you miss this freedom?
01:14:16.160
You got to do whatever the government tells you.
01:14:24.460
And I'm wondering, I'm starting to wonder if maybe we're getting to the part of capitalism
01:14:28.220
where things don't really work as cool as it once did.
01:14:33.220
Because, like, I wonder if, like, capitalism is just, like, your teenage years.
01:14:48.620
Like, Europeans, I think a lot of times they, like, judge us, right?
01:14:55.620
But I'm telling, like, that's why I said, I'm like, guys, one, we don't care because
01:15:01.080
But at the same time, like, you had thousands of years to develop your culture in ways.
01:15:13.840
Like, yeah, my dad probably came for a little money.
01:15:21.480
Everybody in America is a few generations, or 99% of people are a few generations away from
01:15:30.920
Except you see what the Slims are doing out there in the Middle East, right?
01:16:00.000
I don't even like saying it because it sounds like some like Bernie shit or whatever.
01:16:03.660
Like, oh, we got to give everybody money, blah, blah, blah.
01:16:05.360
But I think what happens is it becomes like Europe is a thousand years ahead of us.
01:16:11.120
And I think they're like, OK, in order for us not to have this crazy division, in order
01:16:16.340
for us not to be killing everybody, in order for us not to everybody hate each other, we
01:16:20.780
kind of need to spread the wealth in a way and provide health care in a way where everybody
01:16:25.680
has a decent opportunity at success in this country.
01:16:29.420
That's I think that's what it eventually gravitates to, because there's a reason every fucking
01:16:33.560
country in Europe has the kind of similar socialist system.
01:16:37.040
And every country in Europe is a few thousand years old.
01:16:40.060
So I assume we don't have to force it now, but I assume we will slowly gravitate towards
01:16:47.600
And we kind of are already when you think about it.
01:16:49.820
But a lot of that is also rich people just hiding behind the government to make poor people
01:16:59.400
I don't know the long term effects of that, though.
01:17:01.600
Rich people hiding behind the government to make poor people feel OK.
01:17:09.620
I think it's just tax a little bit more and like giving poor people a little bit more
01:17:15.320
And I think we're in a yeah, like and I think there's also going to be some disconnect
01:17:20.300
Letting poor people struggle here, because I think on the back of our heads, we're like,
01:17:35.420
Their 30 for 30s was like Christopher Columbus.
01:17:42.340
If you go back a thousand years, bro, their 30 for 30s were lit.
01:17:58.220
You better show up with both bags working, baby.
01:18:15.780
No, dude, you got to fucking be able to finish the line, son.
01:18:36.300
Who else was a fire ass 30 for 30 from back in the day?
01:18:42.720
But, yo, once we got here, we were like, yo, castles are hard to build.
01:18:47.520
I think that's what America really broke away from Europe to do.
01:18:59.620
It's heavy, but then think about the manliness back then.
01:19:07.820
It used to be you used to have to fill your mouth up and fucking put it in your next buddy's mouth.
01:19:28.520
Let's pull up one more question, man, before we let this beautiful fella get off the hook,
01:19:47.840
I know you both are new to UFC and want to see which one of y'all superstars would win
01:20:12.120
Nobody picks being friends with better UFC fighters than you and me.
01:20:27.360
Of all the fucking guys out there who look like they've been attacked by fucking dogs.
01:20:42.320
That one's tough, man, because, you know, Theo's got his superpowers, bro.
01:20:48.240
Like, if you go full rat king, it might be a short day of work.
01:20:59.540
So you might take me out, but then Izzy might have an advantage over Dustin just because of the size.
01:21:09.060
Yeah, I think when you get into those type of guys and the size is big.
01:21:15.260
I mean, look at Izzy versus Blakovich, you know?
01:21:17.720
The size, just when you don't think about the fact of somebody with 10 extra pounds laying on you.
01:21:26.460
But the second he got them down, there's just nothing he could do.
01:21:30.100
And that's why they have the weight divisions there, you know?
01:21:34.820
That's where in boxing, you can get away with weight division stuff a little bit more.
01:21:41.320
You might not be able to hurt the guy in a higher weight class, but you can outbox him.
01:21:44.440
But when it comes to MMA, the weight, when you're laying on top of someone, there's only so much you could just lift off of you.
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Like, you know, when people are strategically placing their weight.
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And especially if you're new to having that weight, you know?
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What do you think about Dustin fighting Conor again?
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I mean, obviously, you know, it's a smart fight for him.
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He just deserves to have the rewards that he wants.
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Once you get to certain points in your career, you start to see some rewards.
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And also what some rewards matter to you at certain times.
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I think I know where you're going with this, but go, go, go, go.
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You know, I think sometimes you're like, okay, like when you're younger, you know...
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And then once I think you also get enough recognition and you get to a point where you see, okay, I also want to be rewarded and be able to take care of myself and my family.
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And in the end, you start to realize everything's kind of a business.
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It's one thing I never liked about sometimes about like going to Hollywood is you see behind the curtain.
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Like I loved In the Heat of the Night because it was like...
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It was a TV show about like this community and it was real to me, man.
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And Carol O'Connor was like the sheriff and he like cared about the...
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And there was like race stuff going on, but everybody was trying their best.
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But then you get there and I drive across my neighborhood and Carol O'Connor is fucking buried right there.
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And his son apparently was doing heroin down the street.
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A lot of things that we built, even the magic of things is a business.
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So I think in some of it, you just keep the magic alive for yourself.
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And I start to then wonder who could keep that magic alive in their heart better at this point in their careers out of Dustin and Connor.
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Because Connor, I mean, dude, he got to think, fuck, I got to get up and fucking sell liquor in two hours.
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I think that would be the only inhibitor to a third fight is Connor willing to do it.
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I mean, Dustin, I thought beat him pretty easy.
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And I think that it's an easy fight for Dustin again.
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And listen, I don't think Connor has carried his power through the higher weight divisions.
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Then 155, it was like, I need to hit you a few times.
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It's more that weird dimmer switch thing where you're like, how do you get this thing?
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But again, like you said, he's worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
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The only reason he would do it, I think, would be for more money.
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I want these guys to make all the fucking money.
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I don't know him, but it looks as if Dustin went, what does that belt really mean?
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Like, does the belt define me as a human being?
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No, it's like a cool trinket to have in my career.
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If I was defined by like being able to take care of generations of my family by doing this mega fight and making tens of millions of dollars.
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That would be a cool way to be defined by going like the Poiriers that are my kids and their kids.
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And their kids are all going to nice private schools.
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Now, he could beat Conor, then go fight the winner of the title fight.
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That is like Chandler versus Oliveira, I think they're fighting.
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I bet it was a little bit of a tough decision for Dustin.
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They didn't feel like they were being rewarded fair.
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You know, he tries to be as fair and treat people as fair.
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So I bet it was a little fucking tough for him.
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They should have just let them fight for the belt, though.
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Just let them fight for the fucking belt, Dana.
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You know, as the older you get, you start to realize it's not about being rich, but it's
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Being able to provide for yourself and your family is a very comforting feeling because
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Your brothers, your cousins, they need assistance in their life.
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They have some sort of, like, mental issues, whatever.
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Like, you need some disposable income so you can fucking help these people out.
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And unfortunately, Dustin, God, you're the one...
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Like, sometimes God puts it on you for the family.
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Like, you know, when it's a blessing and a curse, you're like, oh, shit, you know?
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I'm the one that's gonna have to finish college.
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I'm the one that's gonna have to do this or, you know, or, you know.
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They're both totally different, Izzy and Dustin.
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But they're both uniquely, I think, beloved by people.
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I'm looking forward to Izzy coming back to middleweight because I just think he's gonna...
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I think these middleweights now are gonna have this, like, renewed confidence because
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And I think that the audience actually needs to believe that he's beatable.
01:28:19.780
Because the fights were gonna get uninteresting because he was so dominant.
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I think they need to go, oh, they might have his number now.
01:28:36.720
If they do that, just on social media, it's gonna be so much fun.
01:28:39.440
I just got my first strike the other day at Jiu-Jitsu.
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I think I have two cracked ribs right now, which is one of the reasons I haven't been able
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to go this week, but I just got my first strike.
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They're like, you're over there behind the water fountain.
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I get to come down to Miami and be in y'all's pod, bro.
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Tell me when you're coming down so I'll put it in.
01:29:42.920
Raleigh, do you have any questions for this gentleman?
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Bro, I'm telling you, Asian kids now, bro, it's a whole different ballgame.
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What happened the other day you didn't know, Raleigh?
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Imagine an Asian person saying they don't remember.
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We're going to force these kids to learn Spanish so we can communicate with these newcomers.
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The second generation of newcomers knows no fucking Spanish.
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Yeah, you're an inspiration to a lot of us, man.
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And I'm just really grateful that you came in today, man.
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They're worn so thin that they're damn near gone