It's the end of the world as we know it and it's starting to get crazy around the world. China, Italy, and the US are all on lockdown and the media is begging for a "lockdown" and people are begging for it.
00:01:05.000So there's been a bunch of articles saying, like, it's gonna happen, it's coming, it's happening.
00:01:10.000Now we've got, we have one from the Hill literally saying, shut us down, please, Mr. President, bring on the martial law and send out the army and all that, you know, stuff.
00:03:02.000So last night, as soon as we finished the show, I made sure to run into the middle of the street in front of my house and started just doing the Joker dance.
00:03:32.000But, uh, before we do, uh, if you guys want to hop into Super Chat, we'll read your comments.
00:03:36.000As most of you know, once we start getting inundated with too many Super Chats, we have to sort of speed things up, and we've been getting really slammed by- I appreciate all the support, for sure.
00:03:43.000So, uh, we'll do our best to read as many as we can in between the segments.
00:06:10.000And then from there, we'll take a look at reality.
00:06:12.000So here's what this guy says, and I'm not going to read too much of this because we don't need to go through his math, but he says, Right now, 2 million Americans are infected with the coronavirus.
00:06:47.000He basically makes an estimation based off of So, when you look at the Japanese Diamond Princess, he looked at the amount of people on the ship, the amount that were tested, the amount that were positive, and the amount that were died, and then from there, blows up his estimation to American proportions, and comes to the conclusion there are, you know, two million people who are infected.
00:07:11.000But what's really funny about the story is that it's basically this long explanation of how, you know, Trump is shifting the blame to China and we're gonna have all these people, you know, dying.
00:07:20.000In the average recession, the S&P 500 index declines by 32%.
00:07:24.000Do you think this is going to be an average recession?
00:07:27.000Hospital stocks will financially benefit from near 100% utilization rates because usually their utilization rates hover around 50%.
00:07:34.000So it's basically, this is where we are today.
00:07:39.000So it's great for anyone who has stocks in hospitals.
00:07:43.000Yes, and he's advising you to short-term do it.
00:07:46.000There was another bit of financial advice I was reading where they basically said, this is gonna come in waves.
00:07:52.000Everyone's predicting there'll be another wave in November, and that we might actually go into two months of lockdown, one month of open activity, two months of lockdown, one month open, until everyone gets it, and then they're immune to it.
00:08:07.000Yeah, and that'll go on for nearly two years.
00:09:09.000So, apparently what they're trying to do with these graphs, and we've seen graphs like this before, is to sync up first reported cases from, like, you know, the U.S.
00:10:34.000I want to stay in this house and stay away from people.
00:10:37.000But you know what gets me, like, it's kind of crazy that you always hear these dystopian stories about how the government's gonna come down and demand, you know, they're gonna lock you in your home, you're not gonna be able to speak or say things.
00:10:50.000Nah, everyone's begging for it right now.
00:11:03.000Somebody read 1984 and they were like, you know what?
00:11:06.000It's not an instruction manual, that meme where they're like, 1984 wasn't supposed to be an instruction manual, and they held up signs saying it.
00:11:45.000It's gonna be, you know, 20 years, and then there's gonna be some dude who, like, finds an old file and, like, blows it off, and he, like, and he opens it up, and then it's, like, the conspiracy, and he's gonna go, my God, and then there's gonna be someone, you couldn't leave well enough alone, could you, Pritzker?
00:12:01.000And injects him with a needle of a coronavirus?
00:14:11.000I've been to a bunch of different countries.
00:14:15.000One of the craziest things I've ever experienced was I was in Morocco, and I landed in Casablanca, and I was transferring then to Marrakech.
00:14:52.000He just like walks past me wheeling his suitcase and I'm like, I'll follow this guy.
00:14:57.000And then as we made our way through, it really did look like I was in an abandoned building.
00:15:02.000And then eventually we made it to an open area where the lights started turning back on, and there were some shops, and this was like normal looking and clean, and I was like, that was crazy.
00:15:13.000So anyway, I bring that up because it's a funny story, but I've been to a bunch of these countries and I always kind of look around at the ground and stuff.
00:15:19.000And I find it interesting, like in Egypt, driving along the highway, you can see a bunch of buildings that are falling apart or like never finished being built.
00:15:38.000Seriously, there are parts of Brooklyn that are busy areas, rows of buildings that are just boarded up and empty, and I'm like, I have to wonder, is this a simulation, and are those the ones they never bothered to design the inside of, and that's why you can't go in them?
00:15:50.000Well, there's been an uptake of rent control running out, so people no longer can afford.
00:15:58.000The landlords suddenly go from getting $500 a month to demanding $5,000 a month.
00:16:05.000CBGB's was like 1,200 bucks a month for a while, and then the landlord was like, alright, 10 grand now.
00:16:12.000And CBGB's was like, okay, we're closed.
00:18:08.000So there was a riverboat with people having a wedding or something, in fancy suits and sipping their wine, and they went under the bridge right as the bus went over it, and the bus driver was like, I don't want to deal with going to the RV camp to drain the toilet, so he just pulled it, and it sprayed...
00:20:31.000I've actually now gone to many more rural places.
00:20:34.000Like, when I was driving, I drove all around the country several times, and I decided on one of my trips to actually just get off the interstate and take, like, U.S.
00:21:00.000I mean, I've, well, I can't say for the rest of the world, but I've traveled around Europe a lot, and when I was living in the RV, and people throw away their trash.
00:23:33.000I'm I think no one buys that stuff who buys those pop things anyway For a while, you know, are they still I mean, you know think geek like didn't isn't there is that sounds familiar?
00:23:46.000It's like a geek shop on the Internet or oh Yeah, isn't there isn't there a GameStop think geek store in Manhattan?
00:23:54.000Oh Yeah, so that's what they were trying to do.
00:23:56.000They were trying to be a place where you can go for your silly nerd stuff, like your t-shirt that says like, you know, it's got the green mushroom from Mario on it or something.
00:24:05.000Every single console that has come out, you can download.
00:24:09.000They have the store, you can get any game.
00:24:13.000I don't understand why we still make these plastic pieces or the discs that will just... No, no one needs.
00:24:50.000Well, so anyway, the dude in this article basically says, scientists have determined with confidence, from the hundreds of thousands of cases reported so far, the recommended period for self-isolation should be 14 days.
00:24:59.000And then he says, because we're Americans and we do more, make it 21.
00:25:04.000I kind of feel like this guy's joking.
00:25:11.000What if we're always one step behind this thing?
00:25:14.000And so, instead of making it better, we actively are making it worse, while the virus still just smashes its way through our society, through our country.
00:25:51.000But it could be because there were a lot of young people in war, in close quarters.
00:25:57.000But what I was reading from Stanford was that there was a previous flu in the late 1800s, so the older crowd had already some flu immunity.
00:27:24.000I don't have the article pulled up, so sue me.
00:27:25.000But they broke it up into several different brackets.
00:27:29.000And I think I mentioned this the other day, what they're saying is young people are actually really likely to be hospitalized but respond really well to ventilation.
00:27:47.000So here's what I think would make sense in that regard is ventilation is going to save your life if you can't breathe.
00:27:53.000Young people have strong bodies, and so when their lungs fill up with fluid, the ventilation works, their bodies heal, and it takes in the oxygen.
00:28:00.000Older people struggle to heal, have weaker immune systems, their lungs fill up with water or fluid, they can't breathe, and the ventilation doesn't do enough to actually save them.
00:28:07.000So, you'll see more, apparently that's what they're saying, more young people in the hospital, but they respond really, really well to the treatments.
00:30:07.000And they're like so it's not even killing young people.
00:30:09.000It's like, dude, do you want to end up in the hospital with a ventilator shoved down your throat to pump oxygen into your lungs because they're failing?
00:31:14.000Basically, all of these text messages, like chain messages, had a similar thing.
00:31:20.000My uncle works for the government, and he said, just now leaving a meeting with the CDC, Trump is prepared to invoke the Stafford Act, which means that he's going to lock down everyone, get your supplies now, run!
00:31:31.000And these texts went viral like crazy.
00:31:34.000And they were always somehow different.
00:31:37.000Like, someone sent out ten of them at once.
00:32:01.000I woke up in the morning, I had a text message from a journalist saying, like, keep us on the DL, and it was like a screen grab of a text saying, you know, That was just a couple days ago.
00:33:12.000I could literally film myself walking around in Pokemon Go, get like a thousand views, and make more money than if I talk about the coronavirus.
00:33:40.000They're like, well I don't know all the details.
00:33:42.000And we started seeing the uncontrollable growth around like the end of February.
00:33:46.000We had the first case in January and then we didn't actually start seeing the community spread for like another full month and a half or something.
00:33:54.000So I don't know who Ron Klain is, but apparently he's saying, and this is actually wrong, I mean, so this is the relevant data that I wanted to show.
00:34:02.000This chart right here shows the peak of China's coronavirus outbreak.
00:34:08.000Assuming they're telling the truth, which I would never do.
00:40:47.000And then the hospital says, we've got somebody who we think has it, and then they report it in the news, and it perpetuates this fear cycle.
00:40:53.000I don't, the reason I don't buy into that is because you'd have to have all of the other countries on the planet, you know, like, there's not one agency in control of anything.
00:41:02.000Like, people are testing for this and they're finding it, right?
00:41:03.000Remember, this is popping up at nursing homes.
00:41:06.000And people in nursing homes literally cannot run to the hospital.
00:41:10.000Well, so, the reason I bring this up is that there is a, one of the fears that I have would be politicians, six months goes by, and they're looking over their reports and they're like, sir, No new cases.
00:41:33.000So there's, in the show The Orville, there's, they go to this planet that fades out of existence when it comes back at 700 years in the future for that planet.
00:41:42.000And so Kelly, the woman, is seen, and then when the planet phases back, they're worshiping Yeah, well, she heals some girl, like, falls and hits her head, and she uses, like, the laser thing to fix this child's head.
00:41:57.000So it's like Star Trek for those who don't know.
00:42:00.000Yeah, 700 years go by, and then they go back in, and it's like they're worshipping her.
00:42:07.000And so what happens is, they go and meet the Pope, basically, in this medieval world, and she explains that it's simply a tool, shows him how to use it, and he's like, wow, we believed everything so wrong.
00:42:19.000And then when they leave, he walks up to, like, the Bible.
00:42:23.000And he's like, the people must be told the truth.
00:42:25.000But then this Cardinal guy is like, are you sure?
00:43:59.000Uh, they just brought, uh, they brought, Michael Knowles went on and talked to Ted Cruz and they just talk about like events, kind of like we do, a little more official, but yeah.
00:44:09.000I never got a chance to see it, but hopefully they bring it back.
00:47:54.000I now live for these streams every day after work while I play GTA V in quarantine.
00:47:59.000We're reaping the benefit of the quarantine market.
00:48:02.000I'm loving all these super bored people.
00:48:03.000Yeah, I was talking to some industry people and they were like, we're projecting your numbers will go up dramatically amidst the quarantine where people are bored and have nothing to do.
00:48:10.000I'm like, oh, okay, that sounds horrible.
00:48:57.000And it's funny how things are escalating to the point where people are saying, like, you know, The Hill is saying, please shut down, bring out the goons and the martial law and all that stuff.
00:49:06.000And it's like, when I was telling people, like, hey, go buy this stuff, there are so many people on Twitter being like, what an idiot, oh god, I can't believe he's doing this.
00:49:15.000It's like, if you know a disaster is coming, and then you're telling people, like, hey, if you trust me, check this out, but the other people don't know what you know, they assume you're dumb.
00:49:25.000That's like such a common problem in politics.
00:49:27.000But if you don't know, why are you so confident?
00:49:29.000You should be able to admit, I'm uncertain.
00:50:17.000I've had a few friends saying that I'm being paranoid, but my daughter has RSV as an infant, and my mother-in-law has respiratory issues, so I'm not taking chances.
00:50:25.000Don't be shamed into not taking care of yourself or your family.
00:50:34.000If there's somebody who's gonna full-on prep and build a bunker and stock it up with 30 years of food or whatever they want to do, I wouldn't do that.
00:50:41.000But I'll tell you what, when that meteor comes, when the crisis happens, they're gonna be laughing.
00:50:46.000And if nothing happens, no one's gonna care.
00:51:00.000That's why I think it's silly that people are laughing at, like, people who... There's this really cool thing they do with, like, cargo containers, and they'll, like, bury them partially.
00:51:56.000But then it heats up rapidly, and it warms the food, and then you pull it out, throw it, and then you got a pouch full of, you know, like, whatever.
00:53:22.000Well, yeah, but a bunch of other countries have been saying the same thing about chloroquine combinations with other drugs.
00:53:27.000So, you know, Trump came out and said it, and I think he said we were gonna make it available, but it's not yet ready, so people criticize him.
00:53:33.000It's like, whatever, the media does this.
00:53:35.000But yeah, we actually have a story saying that they've cut the amount of patients who had COVID, like, dramatically by giving them a combination of these drugs, these malaria drugs.
00:55:46.000Nayslayer says, the lockdown came to New Orleans today.
00:55:50.000Basically, don't go out unless you need groceries, healthcare, or work in an essential industry.
00:55:54.000Meanwhile, my local gov is saying, stay home if you feel sick.
00:55:58.000You probably, you should either way, I mean.
00:56:01.000Chet Chisolm says, Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice, does Lydia now have to come on camera to intervene with the ghost Tim just unleashed on the studio?
00:56:09.000How dare you, Timothy, you shouldn't have said that.
00:58:03.000Taking, like, the craziest thing we did, what I saw so far was, like, full chicken breasts, and then we put in, like, a sweet, tangy Asian sauce, and then, like, three hours later, it was, like, just liquefied.
00:58:25.000William Strong says, didn't they say that since we're now getting large-scale labs involved in testing, we're going to see a big jump in cases until the backlog of test kits have lab results?
00:58:48.000That's why I was saying that we should clarify that we're looking at all these graphs and there's a lot of context missing from the data about numbers, population, and stuff, so.
00:58:59.000TheGreatDubDude, thanks for becoming a member.
01:01:30.000Nunyabiz says, here's the decision being asked of society.
01:01:33.000Choose between your kids and your parents, and somehow we have chosen to stop everything and harm our children to protect our parents from the chance of a bad outcome.
01:01:45.000If it is all of the older generation that's really in, you know, they're susceptible to this virus, it would make sense that the government wants everything shut down because they are... They're old people!
01:04:55.000You'd have rings under your eyes and you'd be like, you'd be shaking violently.
01:04:58.000Yeah, all I can think of when I see all these kids running around doing stupid stuff is like, you have no idea how lucky we are as humans right now.
01:05:29.000It's basically talking about how generations, it's not so much about men, it's about generations failing and getting, you know... People get fat and content.
01:05:36.000This happened in Rome, it happened anywhere people have been really successful.
01:05:40.000Yeah, it feels like that's what's happening.
01:06:18.000You see what the Chinese, like some Chinese economic minister, like, came out and gave a speech saying, it would be wrong for America to manufacture its own products.
01:06:24.000They said, natural market forces and good business decisions have built these relationships over a long period of time, and to abandon them now would be foolish.
01:07:29.000But there was, like, you know, Hannity, Laura Ingram, a couple other people, they were downplaying it.
01:07:34.000One woman got her show pulled, because she called it, like, a big hoax or something.
01:07:37.000I don't remember exactly what she said.
01:07:38.000But the crazy thing to me is, The coronavirus isn't Trump's fault, so it would have been smart for any Trump supporter to have called it out, probably why Tucker did, but more importantly, it's now given him the power to do whatever he wants.
01:07:59.000Now he's got the Defense Production Act, he hasn't actually triggered it yet, but now he could literally be like, alright, all the manufacturing has to come back.
01:08:30.000But when, in a time of national emergency, it's, I mean, there are limits for sure.
01:08:36.000You know, if he goes nuts, you'll see la resistance.
01:08:38.000Like a legit one, not these stupid people who wear pink hats and think they're doing something with their little, you know, firecrackers, like, ram, ram, ram, walking on the street.
01:08:58.000There's still some naysayers, but now a poll came out from Harris and ABC showing the majority of Americans support his actions on the coronavirus.
01:09:08.000It's helping him in every step, every way.
01:09:09.000I mean, the market's tanking, but no one's blaming him for it.
01:10:28.000All right, let's get to these Super Chats.
01:10:29.000Well, what it's doing also is showing the... It's putting a microscope on those Democrats that just say, no, Trump bad, no matter what he's doing.
01:10:40.000Even though everyone else, even the people that used to agree with him, are like, yeah, this is good.
01:11:32.000And in real life, it took over a couple months.
01:11:35.000So for the most part, things were boring.
01:11:37.000It reminds me of, like, you know, I'll be, like, watching a TV show, and I'm always thinking, like, why is it that in this universe crazy stuff happens all the time?
01:11:53.000And so I always wondered, like, watching, like, Marvel MCU movies, the time jumps between movies is typically from when, like, the movie was published.
01:12:01.000And so I'm imagining that there's like in the beginning of Infinity War when Doctor Strange is like, what sandwich do you want?
01:12:06.000And he's like, I wouldn't say no to a tuna melt.
01:12:08.000There's a whole bunch of boring nothing that happens in between these great epic movies.
01:12:18.000So yeah, life typically is fairly routine, but now we're in this time where everything feels like an eternity because every day something crazy is happening.
01:15:41.000David Jensen says, since you were talking about people with no inner monologue, you should also talk about people who can't visualize things in their heads.
01:15:50.000I was talking to Nisha earlier about that.
01:15:52.000It's like, you know, not a lot of people have an inner monologue, but it's not the inner monologue that people think, like the movie inner monologue.
01:16:00.000It's like, I went to the store and then, oh man, I was really nervous about meeting this girl at this date.
01:16:06.000It's like, no one's Actually thinking that yeah, it's not it's not that but Most of the time it is visual visualizing things in your head when I guess what you do You know when I scan of a visual thing when I'm so I think in several different ways So when I skate before I do a trick if I'm trying to learn something new I like slow motion visualize how I do it my head and
01:16:27.000But what does a person do that can't do that?
01:17:02.000So the immune reaction is really harsh and fills your lungs with fluid and then you can't breathe and then That's why I think they put someone into an induced coma to try and like reduce this somehow or something like that.
01:17:35.000If this shutdown gets approved, then all civility will be lost in the US.
01:17:39.000There are new videos and photos emerging of beautiful pristine stocked shelves at Costco.
01:17:45.000And it's like people celebrating capitalism.
01:17:47.000But yes, Costco had a bunch of the supplies in the back, just needed to restock them.
01:17:51.000So a lot of these images of the shelves being empty was because people went in really, really fast, took it all, and then they didn't have a night to restock everything.
01:20:10.000Unhandled exception says, my roommate and I took your advice around the beginning of February, several cases of canned food and six cases of MREs.
01:20:17.000They just told everyone at work to WFH yesterday.
01:21:01.000Trumpelstiltskin says North Jersey and Bergen County residents have already fled to their summer homes on Long Beach Island in South Jersey.
01:21:08.000Bergen has the first mobile test site in NJ.
01:22:22.000Jared says, when people say, wouldn't it be cool if, insert disaster here, what they're saying is, wouldn't it be awesome if it were a challenge worth rising to?
01:26:42.000Idle teenagers are participating in a disturbing trend of coughing on grocery store produce and posting their pranks online as the nation fights the coronavirus, which is known to spread from human droplets spraying from mouths.
01:26:56.000The latest incident occurred in the Washington exurb of Percival, Virginia, some 55 miles from the White House.
01:27:03.000According to a Percival Police Department report, an incident occurred at a local grocery store involving juveniles reportedly coughing on produce while filming themselves and posting it on social media.
01:27:17.000The report said that the store, identified on social media as Harris Teeter, immediately removed the items and cleaned up the area.
01:27:23.000The police said the grocery store immediately removed the items in question and has taken appropriate measures to ensure the health of store patrons.
01:27:30.000On a community Facebook page, One woman who said she witnessed the event wrote, Punk teenagers are hitting the grocery stores, coughing all over the produce and the grocery items, filming it and posting it to YouTube.
01:27:41.000It scared the hell out of one elderly woman who was just trying to grocery shop.
01:27:46.000Why the hell aren't these people keeping their teens home?
01:28:54.000Like, I'm not sure I'm a fan of the government coming in and cracking down on people standing around in the park, but I'm also extremely annoyed by these ridiculously arrogant morons who are like, who cares, whatever, it's dumb.
01:29:10.000And it's dudes who are in face the brunt.
01:29:12.000It's like these little kids, now that they're out of school, they have nothing to do, so they're doing what social media has bred them to do.
01:30:05.000We are getting these mandatory lockdowns now because of that.
01:30:09.000In New Jersey, they put the curfew in place because the governor straight up said there are too many videos of these young people going to bars and just not caring.
01:30:15.000So now we're going to shut the bars down.
01:31:51.000These people don't have that, so they fill that gap with nonsense like coughing on people's, you know, on produce in stores and causing trouble.
01:32:35.000I was more into the skateboarding though, right?
01:32:37.000So what we were doing was stupid kid stuff, but skateboarding quickly became that outlet where it was like We didn't even have really likes back then, I guess.
01:32:45.000We still had video views and stuff in the early days of social media.
01:32:48.000But if you wanted to get attention and you wanted to show off, you had to be good at skateboarding.
01:33:35.000Let alone, like, the kids that, you know, they're actually getting attention when they go to school.
01:33:39.000You know, they're around with their peers and other kids, like, you know, there still is that aspect, so they're getting some sort of something from it.
01:33:47.000But now that they have nothing, you know, they gotta stay inside their homes, it's just gonna be like...
01:35:20.000Now, now that he's on CBS, he's just- He was gonna say, he's letting go of his character, and now he's gonna be himself.
01:35:28.000He said that when he started his show.
01:35:29.000Right, right, right, but the point is, Dude, just because he's doing a character, he's making offensive jokes.
01:35:35.000He had a routine where he would make fun of Asians, and then every time he got called out and they would attack him for it, he would double down.
01:37:11.000So what happens when you become a weird-looking adult, and then all of a sudden, people don't give you that much attention anymore, and you go down to slightly below average for you?
01:37:24.000We see these child actors and actresses go insane.
01:37:26.000Starting fires in driveways, throwing bongs out windows.
01:37:29.000And add that to our conversation yesterday.
01:37:32.000About, you know, the female versus guys thing, you know?
01:37:36.000It's like, if the baseline starts here for everybody now, everyone's starting up here, like, no matter if you're a guy or a girl, you know, then it's actually even worse for girls because it gets worse over time.
01:37:49.000These kids and these celebrities are told constantly by everyone how amazing and smart they are because they got money and power.
01:37:57.000And so they got Yes Men and boot liquors all over the place.
01:38:00.000Brown nosers, jamming their noses straight up the butts.
01:39:43.000Think about a little kid who is a movie star, and then once they start getting older and go through the awkward phase or whatever, now people aren't saying nice things to them anymore.
01:39:54.000And it feels like they're doing something wrong.
01:39:56.000So YouTubers experience this, and it's really funny.
01:39:59.000People- YouTubers' moods are predictable based on their traffic.
01:40:03.000Like, you can go to a vlogger's channel, look at their past week of YouTube videos, and you'll see their view count slowly going down, and then all of a sudden a video will emerge where they're like, I don't know if I can do this anymore.
01:40:13.000And they're like, it's just been so hard on me, and I'm like struggling with this, and I'm like, yeah bro, your views have been going down.
01:41:42.000So, you know what's the cringiest thing?
01:41:44.000Well, first of all, this is just so, so awful.
01:41:48.000Look, man, I'm not trying to... I always want to clarify, when I say negative things, it's not to elicit an emotional response from someone.
01:41:56.000Like when someone insults you, they're trying to make you get an emotional reaction.
01:42:02.000I mean, there was a time that I was affected by people insulting me, because I was modeling for a long time, and my face was all over the place, and I did certain things that people made fun of me, and I used to get upset about it.
01:42:15.000And then I realized one day, it didn't really matter what other people think.
01:42:30.000These people are like narcissism incarnate.
01:42:35.000It's like, man, it's just the worst people you've ever met.
01:42:41.000The absolute worst snooty elitists who think they're smarter and better than you.
01:42:46.000And this is why they're celebrities, because they're driven to be in front of everyone else.
01:42:51.000I was reading this study that said, why is it so many celebrities are narcissists?
01:42:55.000And it said, if you take a hundred people, And you have 99 of them saying, and are modest, and unsure of themselves at some times, or ask for advice.
01:43:06.000They'll say things like, a regular person, you know, I made this painting, what do you think of it?
01:45:11.000But I think a lot of these celebrities, something happened to them when they were young, where they didn't ever get fulfilled, or their parents never told them you're doing a good job or something.
01:45:21.000It's like the stereotype of the mom with the little girl.
01:45:24.000And she's always yelling at her, like, you have to act harder and sing better!
01:45:42.000If you grow up, and you're on stage, and you're, you know, everyone's clapping and cheering for you, what happens then when your show is over?
01:45:50.000Like, what was that chick from All That?
01:45:52.000And then she had her own show, the Amanda show, Amanda Bynes.
01:46:00.000Yeah, she was on All That when she was young, and then she had her own show called The Amanda Show, and that's actually where that dude Drake from Drake and Josh got his start too.
01:47:10.000When Bethany, in the beginning, says that when she was younger, she had a glass that was full of faith.
01:47:15.000But as she got older, the glass got bigger, but the amount of faith going into that glass was never enough to fill it.
01:47:21.000I don't remember it very well, but... That's the analogy she used.
01:47:24.000Like, when you're little, you have a small glass that you fill with water.
01:47:28.000And it's really easy to fill, you only need a little bit.
01:47:30.000But as you get older, and your glass becomes bigger, you need more and more to give you that feeling.
01:47:36.000That's what it's like when... So, like, to go back to the YouTubers thing, If every day a YouTuber's views isn't a little bit better, they feel bad.
01:47:45.000Like, oh no, I need to do better every day.
01:53:23.000How are you going to tell me you're now mad at One American News for lobbing a softball at Trump, allowing him to opine, and you opining in the question, when you literally let Jim Acosta stand up and take the mic and... You know what, man?
01:53:47.000Stephen says, on topic of time, I think time is relative.
01:53:51.000Even though we can record time down to nanoseconds, how can we prove that the passage of time is always a constant between second to second?
01:54:01.000If we perceive time as a constant, but time isn't a constant, and our perception is locked to it, then perhaps something outside of time can see us.
01:54:11.000So, I guess the easiest way to explain it is the distance between each second could be variable.
01:54:17.000But because we experience time as a constant, like we're falling, we just see it as a constant.
01:54:22.000Yeah, it would just be as what we see.
01:54:25.000But anyone outside of it could see there were gaps, or stretches, and to us it would be... Ghosts.
01:54:42.000Maddie Lee Chamber says, new video just posted of youth immigrants in England spitting and coughing in the faces of older folks and laughing about it.
01:56:36.000But in reality, if slash when I have kids, their chores will earn cash, they'll get paid a wage, we'll track their hours, we'll track the job they do, I'll negotiate with them on how much they should get.
02:00:00.000government documents show a plan for 18 months.
02:00:03.000Then there was another study put out, which was part of a story from MIT's technology review, saying because of the wave effect, because it's novel, we could be under lockdown for 18 months.
02:00:13.000Then there was someone else who mentioned a vaccine could take 18 months.
02:00:15.000So the 18-month thing has appeared numerous times from different sources.
02:00:19.000Yeah, I've seen it multiple different places.
02:00:20.000Beatup says, Lydia, did you hear about the girl who licked women's toilet seats?
02:00:24.000She said it's a virus challenge and said if symptoms are being hot and popular, I'm ill.
02:00:29.000Oh my, that is consistent with everything I know about the generation.
02:02:35.000Yeah, I think the bigger issue is do you teach your kids how to be successful, what to fight and strive for, and what to do with their life?
02:02:45.000Because without purpose, without guidance from good parents, then the only thing they need is dopamine.
02:03:11.000But my motivations, when I was growing up, I saw how much everyone I grew up watching a lot of anime.
02:03:22.000And a lot of these stories, like Dragon Ball Z, for instance, is about sacrifice for the greater good, to protect those you love and care about.
02:03:30.000So my motivations growing up was always about, like, you want to be the hero.
02:03:44.000or shooting up their school. These kids need to grow up with some good Dragon Ball Z.
02:03:48.000I'm telling you what. See, when I was a kid, and I learned the great story of, I'm half kidding.
02:03:52.000Yeah. No, but I think, you know, the other thing too is skateboarding, for sure. Because there were
02:03:56.000a lot of, skateboarding has a lot of loose mentors. When you go and skate, you'll meet a lot of people
02:04:01.000who are slightly older, who will give you advice, will tell you things. And it's like semi-passively.
02:04:06.000But it's a very kind of like tribal thing, where you are just in this community, and people share ideas, and the older people will explain to you like, oh no, don't do that, because this will happen.
02:04:14.000And you're like, oh, I didn't know that.
02:04:16.000And these are people that you're more likely to trust as members of your community.
02:04:20.000But yeah, you get a bunch of kids without leadership, and they're going to go nuts.
02:04:24.000Drew Baca says, I'd rather have 9,000 quality fans than a million NPCs.
02:04:29.000I think it's rad y'all skate and make music.
02:04:30.000Does your co-host have any music on Spotify?
02:04:33.000No, but you can go to my YouTube page.
02:06:10.000Willie says, time flow changes based on proximity to gravity wells.
02:06:15.000Yes, we just watched the Orville episode where they went inside the black hole, which kind of makes no sense, but they did it, so you know, whatever.
02:06:35.000If you really want you can go way back in my career and I did Abercrombie & Fitch.
02:06:41.000They used to do like this magazine that it was like the quarterly I think it was called and we didn't wear any clothes and actually it was me Malin Ackerman and Jamie Dornan we were like together for three or for like nine days and we were basically like a couple B-dub says, Lydia Spank?
02:07:00.000or truffle. In the shoe? Yeah, in the shoe. Not in real life, no.
02:07:07.000B-dub says, Lydia Spank? I was naked. There you go. That was the point I was getting to.
02:07:13.000I mean, you don't see anything, but it's pretty funny.
02:08:50.000So what ends up happening is, just like in 1918 with the Spanish flu, it's novel, meaning there is no immunity to it, so everyone will get it.
02:08:57.000Whereas with the flu, we have bad flu seasons that go all year round, but typically spike at the end of summer into the winter.
02:09:03.000So starting the tracking around October, we do see a lot of people getting the flu.
02:09:07.000However, because there are limited complications, people typically just stay home and deal with it, though some people die.
02:09:13.000Right now, a lot of people are comparing the coronavirus to diseases outside of the US, like tuberculosis and the flu and pneumonia, which of course, in third world countries, are killing a lot of people.
02:09:21.000The scary thing is that in Italy, 675 people died in one day, and the day before that was 475.
02:09:27.000So we are seeing a lot of people exponentially getting sick and dying faster and faster, and if we do nothing, in one year, we'll look back and say, wow, this really was a lot worse than the flu, if only we did something sooner.
02:09:37.000And the problem is, humans are cursed with this Poor hindsight, to where if we actually stop the virus, guess what happens?
02:09:45.000We then say, it didn't even happen, who cares?
02:11:23.000Gerald Darden says, I told my seven-year-old son all the bad words so he knew what not to say and appreciated not getting in trouble for repeating what he had learned at school.
02:14:05.000I did see one post from her yesterday saying, like, if you agree with me, make a sign and do a post and whatever, and it's like the only thing in the past few weeks.
02:14:15.000Catherine Scully says, in this time of crisis, we need to come together.
02:14:19.000Metaphorically speaking, of course, remember to social distance.
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