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Hello everybody. Welcome to another episode

1:28

of the Genius Brain podcast. So

1:36

I I fucking had my first, like, grappling

1:38

wrestling class. Uh-huh. Oh, shit. Fuck

1:40

you. I love it. Yeah. I

1:43

want to just smash. Everybody,

1:46

brother. Everybody It's hard because I my

1:48

knees are so fucked up. Yeah. But I've been doing a lot

1:50

of rehab on it. So now now I can't shoot for,

1:52

like, singles and doubles. Mhmm. I

1:54

want to just grab somebody and

1:57

beat the living fuck out of them. Just

1:59

walk around and

1:59

just imagine people. Number

2:05

one. Number one. Yeah. I

2:08

want to literally if

2:10

you guys have never wrestled before or ever

2:13

grappled, it

2:14

is

2:15

hard. And

2:16

it is so fucking example. And

2:18

by the way, it's not like I did, like, a full

2:20

on course. It was Nick. He was kinda giving me

2:22

an introduction to it. Mhmm. And even

2:24

for, like, the limited amount of movement that we did,

2:27

my forums are source shit. Right. Just having

2:29

to hold and grab somebody for even like

2:31

three or five minutes is really really tough.

2:33

Yeah. So when we found out or what not we,

2:35

but what I found out too is like,

2:37

you know, in any type of like physical

2:39

combat sports or martial arts. Right? A lot of it's like

2:42

intuition. The difference between

2:44

grappling and wrestling and between, like,

2:46

kickboxing, though a lot of it obviously is, like,

2:48

stuff that you do repetition, that you could see things in

2:50

this instance. Right? it's still visual.

2:52

There's like visual cues. When you see somebody

2:54

faint or move -- Yeah. -- when grappling

2:56

and somebody's on you, you don't see shit.

2:58

Right. It's you literally feeling

3:00

everything out. where the weight shift is.

3:03

Yeah. So you have zero knowledge. You don't know

3:05

what the fuck is happening. I think what's so crazy

3:07

about it is that, like, I think

3:09

a lot of times when people watch sports,

3:11

but they've never played any kind of sports into

3:13

life. They're like, why aren't you doing this? Why

3:15

aren't you doing it? They don't understand just

3:18

how difficult it fucking is

3:20

to do what you think is so simple.

3:22

And then they forget to factor in

3:24

the fatigue part

3:25

of it. Right? When you're that far

3:27

more, far more. It's like Bru, it's

3:29

only been two minute. Hey,

3:31

try sparring for two minutes

3:33

straight. I guarantee you'll be huffing

3:35

and fucking puffing at the end of that. There's a

3:37

lot of things too like in combat sports when you

3:39

talk to pro fighters. There are people who they call

3:41

them like Jim Kings. Like in the gym -- Yeah.

3:43

-- untouched and the reason why is not because

3:45

of their conditioning or anything else. Mhmm. The pressure

3:48

isn't there. Mhmm. There's no lights, there's no people

3:50

screaming, and they're fucking amazing. But when they go in that

3:52

cage, their adrenaline starts to go. and

3:54

they have issues with anxiety. And

3:56

they're like, dude, if they can get that in control, they would

3:58

be the next UFC champion. Right. And that's

4:00

another factor to factor in. Right?

4:02

That whole that's like a beast on in

4:04

and of itself. It's to be able to perform

4:06

under the bright lights, maybe even people

4:08

booing you. Right? being in like

4:11

a hostile territory. Mhmm. I it's

4:13

there's so many different factors that play,

4:15

and that's why you can't

4:17

help but appreciate guys like

4:19

Habib, guys like Islam, where they

4:21

just execute with perfection and

4:24

the the way they're able to dominate like

4:26

that. You know, it's just like, you know

4:28

they're about that motherfucking life. That

4:30

doc is not wrestling and, you know,

4:32

they're about that fucking life. It's crazy too

4:34

because, like, Nick, too, obviously, he's allowing me to

4:36

have, like, certain because I don't know what I'm doing. Right?

4:39

But he was, you know, giving the examples of what

4:41

people do when it's a game of, like, inches. And

4:43

that thing you know, like, this fool has me,

4:45

like, in a submission. Like, I don't even know how you got to

4:47

this point. Yeah. Like, I don't know how I'm here.

4:49

Yeah. And I'm in pain. Like, but he like,

4:51

he I don't know what this move is called. Like, fuck

4:53

it. Oh, his phone. I was like,

4:55

wait. How did how did I get here?

4:57

Yeah. I don't know how this happened. Right. even

4:59

for me, you know, watching the UFC and

5:02

obviously kick boxing for, like, three years now or

5:04

whatever. Like, I could see it's

5:07

really hard to be

5:09

a I

5:10

wouldn't say legitimate, but to really understand

5:12

fighting if you've never trained to

5:14

a certain extent. Obviously, if you watch it, you have

5:16

opinions and stuff, and it's probably all correct -- Yeah. -- to

5:18

a certain extent, but you can understand it more

5:20

when you start doing things. one of the things that

5:22

I've always had trouble with watching

5:25

UFC fights, wanna see Belator, whatever

5:27

that it is, wanna

5:28

I couldn't

5:30

truly understand grappling exchanges. Mhmm. I understand,

5:32

like, position here and there, but I I don't understand

5:34

what they're trying to do because these advancements

5:37

and you know, them trying to gain position is all

5:39

small things that we can't see unless we've been in

5:41

that situation. Yeah. So it's hard sometimes.

5:43

Yeah. And so even from this one time that

5:45

you know, this one lesson that I did, I

5:47

start to understand things a little differently. I'm like,

5:49

oh, that's why that person did that. That's why

5:51

DC always says go for the single when they're up

5:53

against the cage. because I never understood why

5:55

he's like, I don't understand why people just don't switch

5:57

from the double in the single one that are on the cage. And it's just

5:59

about

5:59

position. And

6:00

so if,

6:02

like, that type of stuff is very interesting. Like, being

6:04

knowledgeable and finding to watch something, it makes

6:06

it more fun now. Yeah. because now we can see now

6:08

I understand, like, when people who are very

6:10

casual fans and they see grappling exchange

6:12

they're booing because they don't know what they're looking for. They

6:14

just think it's boring. Yeah. They think these two guys

6:16

are trying to butt fuck each other. Right.

6:18

Hey. Pretty

6:20

fun too. I don't

6:22

know why you're knocking on it. I think I'm on.

6:24

Speaking of finding though -- Yeah. -- and I'm pretty sure I mean, this

6:26

has probably passed for a couple of weeks. but

6:28

I didn't really wanna talk about this only

6:31

because, like, number one, I didn't even watch the fight.

6:33

Mhmm. I didn't watch it because I really knew what the result

6:35

was gonna be. Yeah.

6:36

I I already knew off jump, not because

6:38

it's rigged, not because of anything else,

6:40

but Anderson Silva and Jake Paul fought each

6:42

other. Right? Yeah. people have been requesting for me

6:44

to talk about this, but I'll be honest with you straight up. I

6:46

didn't watch it because I don't know Jake Paul was in the

6:48

wind. Mhmm. And the only reason why is because Energen

6:50

Silva is forty seven fucking years old. Yeah. And

6:52

I know people are saying, well, he fought, you know,

6:54

Julio Chavez junior, and he won

6:56

Julio Chavez junior, if you guys don't know, has

6:59

been through a lot of shit. drugs, all

7:01

this other stuff. Mhmm. You know?

7:02

And

7:04

at the end of the day, like knowing Anderson's

7:06

style If you watched

7:08

him his record while he was in the

7:10

UFC, I think he lost eight out of nine. In

7:12

his last run, it was skid. Yeah. Yeah.

7:14

It did like that pretty sad, close

7:16

to otherwise epic,

7:18

you know, career. Yeah. Forty seven years old.

7:20

And on top of that too, I thought the way

7:22

he looked, this will didn't take any steroids. I was

7:24

so upset. I if Anderson

7:26

took a little juice -- Yeah. -- would have

7:28

been a different story. Yeah. A little

7:30

different story, I'm saying. Trying to trying to be

7:32

on that feeder bell for regimen stall.

7:35

Hey. If he was TRTV tour

7:37

style -- Yeah. -- it would have been a different fucking

7:39

story. Yeah. But for what I've heard,

7:41

people said that know, Anderson had a lot of

7:43

great rounds, and a lot of people thought

7:45

it was Anderson one

7:47

up until the knocked down. knocked down.

7:49

Yeah. Which hit her was pretty fucking clean. Yeah.

7:52

It was. It was. And and look

7:55

for a forty seven year old, he

7:57

looked like he's in pretty great shape. This

7:59

takes steroids, bro. I beg you.

8:01

Just take a little but but

8:03

also too, you could definitely see the

8:05

age where his reaction was slower

8:07

at the power just wasn't there, you know.

8:09

And it's like it

8:12

it's frustrating from

8:14

being an Anderson Civil fan how

8:16

he used to move so fluidly

8:18

and just so effortlessly, you

8:20

know, knocking people out with just a counter

8:22

punch like this. Right? Just It looks like he barely tapped

8:24

him and he was, like, putting people to the ground.

8:26

Right? But

8:29

he just he really didn't

8:31

have the same kind of power behind his punches

8:33

and the speed wasn't there either. A hundred

8:35

percent. Like, if if just even watching him

8:37

and people were looking at him, you know, doing

8:39

his mid work in his pedal, but I I did see

8:41

videos like that. Mhmm. Yeah. The technique looks

8:43

great. Yeah. But the speed and shit wasn't great. And I'm

8:45

only saying this because one of my favorite videos

8:47

that I've ever seen from Anderson Silva outside of

8:49

the UFC was him at wildcard boxing with a

8:51

Freddie Roche. and he was boxing

8:53

another pro boxer. And this was ten years

8:55

ago, and this is when he was like thirty

8:57

eight. And he was his

8:59

footwork His speed, his timing was

9:01

amazing. Yeah. And when I saw that pad work even though

9:03

it did look amazing, but it looked amazing

9:05

for his age. Exactly. That's the

9:07

caveat here. Yeah. But I will give

9:09

credit to fucking Jake Paul man. Absolutely. You guys

9:11

have to understand something. And I know a lot of

9:13

people too may disagree with this because they're

9:15

saying, well, he's finding a washed

9:17

fighters a hundred percent true.

9:19

But the other flip side to this,

9:21

right? Is that a lot of pro

9:23

boxes when they first start boxing They fight a lot

9:25

of shitty people and not to

9:27

the caliber of Anderson Silva.

9:29

Right. Pro boxers, like you've seen it

9:31

too. So you watched it in a boxing match. I

9:33

only saw clips of this of that the

9:35

the guy that Logan Paul fought at

9:38

first. KSI. Mhmm. KSI fought

9:40

somebody who he fought two fights in one night and

9:42

he fought. He

9:44

fucking phone. I thought

9:46

this one Mexican pro boxer.

9:48

Right? Mhmm. That boy was trash. He was

9:50

a pure fucking garbage. He's a he's never

9:52

so bad. looks like he never boxed the dates. How is

9:54

this guy professional? That's what I

9:56

understand. A lot of pro boxes when you first

9:58

fight pro boxing. Yeah. our

9:59

fighters

9:59

like that. And I'm saying this because I've seen it.

10:02

Right? And the same thing like back like in amateur

10:04

MMA fights. Yeah. You it's a mix

10:06

up. Sometimes you'll get the phenom Right. Other

10:08

times you get somebody who's a amateur pro that

10:10

looks like they've never fought a day in their life, or or

10:12

it's very intentionally stacked that way

10:14

to pad your record. A hundred percent.

10:16

And so the first

10:18

few fights that Logan fought

10:20

is questionable. Right? Obviously,

10:22

somebody like Ben Asgren -- Mhmm. --

10:24

fucking doesn't have any hips one

10:26

of the worst strikers in the in in MMA

10:29

history ever grow. Right.

10:31

Literally. Yeah. Who the fuck cares about

10:33

that? But he fights somebody like Tyrone Windley

10:35

who was known to knock out people obviously

10:37

on a on a on a fight skid as

10:39

well. But Anderson Silva is not those

10:41

people. Yeah. Yeah. Right? when

10:43

you look at somebody who was a beginning as a

10:45

pro boxer, he him being

10:47

able to beat Anderson Silva even though it

10:49

was questionable for a lot of people. Once again, I

10:52

didn't see the fight, so I have no opinion?

10:54

Yeah. It's pretty fucking

10:56

amazing. Yeah. You know, you could

10:58

definitely see the improvements in

11:00

in Jake Jake's skills as

11:02

well. And he

11:04

answered one question that went unanswered

11:06

up until that point was, can he

11:08

go the distance? Can he last? Can he

11:10

go a full eight I mean, it wasn't

11:12

obviously a twelve round fight, but, like, he he

11:14

went the eight rounds and he looked relatively

11:17

fresh. It didn't look like he was like just

11:19

gassing out and huffing and puffing. So

11:22

big props to him for like being

11:24

in shape continuing to improve

11:26

himself and did

11:28

enough to to get the dub on this one, man.

11:30

And, you know, that it

11:32

kinda made Dana eat his words because,

11:34

like, fight Anderson Silva. Yeah. He was like a

11:36

year or so ago. He's like, I guarantee

11:38

you Jake will not fucking fight in Anderson

11:40

Silva. He was like And who knows? Maybe

11:43

Anderson Silva two a year or two years ago, he

11:45

went he went know. Ben, I know. And at

11:47

that age, it's so critical. Like, each year

11:49

is so critical. years vastly

11:51

different. Yeah. Yeah. So, like, you

11:53

know, Anthony Smith, if you guys don't know who

11:55

Anthony Smith is, you guys are not

11:57

a fat fan, I think this is just an interesting conversation to

11:59

have anyways. It's

11:59

like, Anthony

12:00

Smith is also a light heavyweight in

12:03

the UFC. Right? Commentator, great fight or

12:05

two. Yeah. A lot of fights in the USC.

12:07

Yeah.

12:07

And I think,

12:09

like, his bone to pick with

12:11

Jake Paul is that,

12:14

okay,

12:14

so the

12:14

kick and fight.

12:15

But he

12:18

still is a piece of shit to him because he's

12:20

like, you are specifically picking

12:22

our beloved legends -- Yeah. -- who have

12:24

been on the hugest fights kids of their life.

12:26

They're at their way past their prime.

12:28

These people who have a legacy that they built

12:30

built this company up who have

12:32

literally just bear their cross

12:34

and have fought their heart out. Their

12:36

best years are now behind them. and then you take

12:38

him into this platform and you beat them up.

12:40

Like it's nothing when you're this twenty seven, twenty

12:42

six year old kid who has all the money

12:44

in the world. and you do that to people who are

12:46

alleged and you don't give them their due respect that they

12:48

deserve. He goes, that's why he has an

12:50

issue with them. He goes, until you

12:52

fight somebody, was at your caliber or the

12:54

caliber that we deem fit for you, then you're still

12:56

gonna be questioned all the time, which when he

12:58

says it like that, it's a hundred percent true.

13:00

Right? Right? Like, I give miss Procter anderson Silva. Yeah.

13:02

But I I still don't respect him very much because

13:04

you decide to take a fight with the quote unquote

13:06

legend. By the way, is fucking damn

13:08

your fifty years old. Right? He

13:10

demands twice his age. Yes.

13:13

Multiple surgeries, destroyed his

13:15

fucking shit, destroyed his knees,

13:17

everything about this guy is torn down.

13:19

But then the flip side to that is

13:21

that these are grown ass men making

13:23

the decisions themselves. And they're like, no.

13:25

I do. Yeah. Exactly. They they they see

13:27

it as a payday. And I

13:29

don't really think they look at it as in

13:31

terms of, like, a legacy thing

13:33

for them. like their legacies already set, you

13:35

know, and Anderson going into it.

13:37

because he said, it's like this, you know, this is what I

13:39

expected. That he he expected

13:41

to lose. He didn't expect to win.

13:43

Right?

13:44

But, yeah, that

13:46

what Anthony Smith is saying is

13:49

completely valid but

13:51

then let's bring in the payday into

13:53

the picture, and then it changes the conversation. Right?

13:55

Yeah. I mean, I'm pretty sure EnerSys

13:57

still you know, I think his upfront pay was, like, five hundred

13:59

k, and then

13:59

he has, like, a thirty five percent of the pay per view.

14:02

Mhmm. So, you know, he's

14:03

probably walking way close to a million. Right. Which is

14:05

that bad for nights work? Right. I

14:07

mean, not to mention other sponsorships he

14:09

might have gotten through this. Yeah. So I

14:11

just hate seeing, like, somebody who I who

14:13

is my favorite fighter in

14:15

all of Mick's martial arts history.

14:17

Yeah. Go down like that. I

14:19

know. I know. That's that's definitely the sad

14:21

story. I don't care to watch this fucking freak show.

14:23

Yeah. And that's why too I heard, like, the pay per view by

14:25

not maybe the pay per view guys or, like, the attendance

14:27

buys were trash. Mhmm. Like, that's the other thing

14:29

that I think Jay Paul doesn't realize is

14:31

that just because you're fighting Anderson Silva doesn't

14:33

mean that people still wanna fight two people who

14:36

are honestly washed and old.

14:38

Right? Because

14:39

I'm a huge fan of Anderson

14:41

Silva. But his fan Jake Paul's fan

14:43

base is, what, twelve years old, ten years old, and they don't

14:45

know who fucking Anderson Solar is. Yeah. They

14:47

don't really care to watch this. The freak show is

14:49

now done. we've seen you do this same

14:51

trope over and over. Of course, the buys aren't

14:53

gonna be that great because nobody cares to see you beat

14:55

up old people now. Shock factor is not there anymore.

14:57

Exactly. That's why I didn't want. don't watch the last

14:59

time I would be fighting. I didn't watch this fight

15:01

either. I don't care to. Yeah. The one

15:03

that I was going to buy was him fighting

15:05

Tommy Furey. Right. Right. See, now that would

15:07

have been an interesting match. Yeah. Right? Not even more

15:09

Tommy Fury than his ass beat. Yeah. Jake Jake Paul has

15:11

gotten exponentially better, and Tommy Fury

15:13

hasn't fought since. Tommy Fury is gonna get it fucked

15:15

up. Yeah. I feel anyways. Yeah. Yeah.

15:17

No. I mean, like I said, you could definitely

15:19

see the improvement in in Strides in in

15:21

Jake Paul's game for sure. But

15:24

Again, the knock there is still

15:26

valid, which is that he hasn't fought

15:28

anybody. I mean, has he fought a

15:30

professional boxer yet? No. Right?

15:32

Yeah. So he hasn't, one, fought a

15:34

professional boxer yet, and two, he

15:36

hasn't fought a professional boxer

15:38

worth their salt. You know, like that that

15:40

actually can compete with him. at

15:42

the same age. That's not fifty years old.

15:44

That's not on a crazy fight. Like,

15:46

Anderson, so like I said, I love him.

15:48

But time gets everybody. Yeah, man. It

15:50

doesn't matter. Yeah. Like, for example, if you guys

15:52

don't know who Sugar Ray Leonard is,

15:54

boxing fucking legend. Yeah.

15:56

Right? And look, he's like sixty

15:58

years old, almost. I are are

15:59

they gonna reference that clip with Ryan

16:02

Garcia? Yes. I was

16:03

so sad to watch and I was

16:06

sad to watch. Fucking

16:08

sugar railing is one of my favorite bosses

16:10

of all time. He's a legend. Right. Police

16:12

so. He's a fucking legend. His hands

16:14

were like lightning. I know, man. See

16:16

him do the uppercut challenge, Brian

16:19

Garcia, and he's fast for his age.

16:21

Yeah. But watching that shit

16:23

look like he was moving hands underwater, man. Oh,

16:25

that shit maybe get a little bit Maybe

16:27

giggled. And I don't wanna see

16:29

that shit. I did it. You know, I'm saying time gets

16:31

everybody. That's just a factor. Yeah. It

16:33

is what it is, man. So, like, for

16:35

for somebody like Jake Paul, his

16:37

next move and the next fight that he has is

16:39

going to be a smaller buy unless it's like another

16:42

YouTuber. Like, if he fights KSI, then it's gonna have a

16:44

lot of bias because both of their things combined

16:46

together. Right. Right. But him fighting like, he's

16:48

like, I'm a fight Nate Diaz. Nobody wanna see that shit.

16:50

Nate Diaz is a one fifty fiber. Exactly.

16:52

Exactly. And the dude is come on. He's

16:54

he's Four hundred pounds. He's and he's at the

16:56

tail end of his career as

16:58

well. Yeah. And he's never

17:00

known to be a boxer either.

17:02

So if

17:03

they were to fight, I think it's pretty given that

17:05

Jake Paul is gonna win that fight. It's hugely

17:07

in his favor. Unless they go twelve rounds and Jake Paul Gas and

17:09

Nate Nate Diaz is young. Right. No. Still

17:12

alive. You know, I'll figure if I have

17:14

a way. oh, fuck

17:16

that. I'm give fuck my fuck that. Is it

17:18

just me or is does he get harder

17:20

and harder to understand the older he gets? I don't

17:22

even know if a CTU or that's just how he

17:24

did. No. He didn't mumble that bad when he

17:26

was younger though. It just got worse than maybe

17:28

he's just getting higher and higher. The

17:30

so on the same card, there was a guy named doctor

17:32

Mike, and he fought somebody that's in Nadeus'

17:34

can. Uh-huh. And that guy talks just like an

17:37

idiot. Both

17:37

of them. Maybe just talk about something. Maybe

17:39

it's just like fucking spam and spam

17:42

and fuck. It sounds like

17:44

he bit his fung really hard before he

17:46

started to speak. He always has, like, these weird

17:48

inhales. I don't fucking

17:50

you know, I'm just fucking these

17:52

guys don't need to find honest

17:55

shit. I'm like, the fuck I

17:57

don't know what you're saying. You get the way

17:59

they did it to tell me. Yeah. They did it. Hey.

18:01

When You know what? The funny thing is, like,

18:03

people got mad at him for that. Yeah. I

18:05

genuinely think he thought that's what he was.

18:07

Yeah. You could clearly tell he wasn't trying

18:10

to be he's trying to give the man props. He's like he was

18:12

looking fly in his suit. He thought that was

18:14

his name. Yeah. I mean,

18:16

I guess, There's something wrong with that. He

18:18

just defaults to junkie because

18:20

that's, like, such a a wide known, you

18:22

know. He apologized to you. He goes, hey, I don't even try and

18:24

disrespect you. III thought that was

18:26

his name. Hey. Yeah. I'll

18:28

if I can Hey, man. You know,

18:30

he wants to know if that's Chantly. You can go

18:32

for fucking Chantly. I don't fucking shit.

18:35

But Yeah.

18:35

This guy, doctor Mike, really,

18:38

really popular popular

18:40

YouTuber. He does, like, just medical.

18:42

He's an actual doctor. natural physician. Okay. Nice buffer shit.

18:44

Good looking as hell. Yeah. That's why all these

18:46

big problems. Dick. I get it.

18:48

Yeah. I fucking get it. Yeah. You

18:50

know? goes in boxes

18:53

guy in a

18:54

napier's camp. He was also he

18:56

was in the USC for a little bit got cut when the he

18:58

went to a lot of different organizations.

19:00

and he's not a great striker himself. You know, his

19:02

record's not that great, but that's

19:04

all doctor Mike got his ass beat. I did

19:06

see that fight though. Yeah. I wanted to see

19:08

it because, like, doctor Mike,

19:10

I think he takes boxing very seriously. Okay. And I

19:12

think he had a background in boxing and stuff.

19:15

But dude, you talk about

19:17

a dude. that doesn't know how to move his

19:19

fucking head to save his life. Yeah. He got lit

19:21

up. This dude got lit up. Same

19:23

hit too. Overhand. Yeah. Overhand.

19:26

Bank. Bank. Like, what the fuck are you doing,

19:28

man? Like, I get it though. You know,

19:30

I give him props because he went back and that he wanted

19:32

to prove himself. He said that he wanted to win this fight so

19:34

he could fight Logan Paul. Mhmm. Logan

19:36

Paul was fuck you up. Yeah. Logan Paul's not a bad

19:38

boxer. Like, yeah, he lost the fucking Floyd

19:40

Mayweather and, you know, not

19:42

amazing, but Logan Paul would beat

19:44

your ass up. to Mike. Don't

19:46

even fucking think about boxing. He would

19:48

absolutely destroy you. That boy is strong,

19:50

quick, and fast, and he loves boxing.

19:53

Right. Like, people don't understand, like,

19:55

these guys yeah. They're not at the pro level

19:57

bosses that you're trying to see at, but they're not

19:59

like some bumps. Yeah. They're not some

20:01

chumps. I mean, they're they they're about that life. Yeah.

20:03

They're they're taking training seriously. Yeah.

20:05

If they got the best trainers

20:07

on earth, the most time, and the most

20:09

money. Right. They're gonna get better than the

20:11

average person. going to happen. And they're

20:13

already athletes. Yeah. So what the fuck are you

20:15

talking about? I got doctor Mike on his ass

20:17

beat. I mean, it's

20:19

not a surprise if it's his

20:21

first fight, and you're fighting a second fight. Oh,

20:23

a second fight. Okay. And you're fighting

20:26

against somebody who is a fighter

20:28

regardless of of their record or whatever.

20:30

chances are you gonna get lit up? And that dude too, like doctor Mike was

20:32

bigger than him. The other guy was smaller. And he

20:34

has, like, the Nate Diaz body to all flabbiest

20:36

shit. Yeah. So his

20:40

ass man. Yeah. Is what it is, dude? Yeah. I

20:42

mean, you know, with the Anderson and Jake

20:44

fight, it was a little bit strange. because I

20:46

watched the fight, because I was curious of, like,

20:48

how Anderson was gonna perform at that age. I

20:50

didn't really expect him to win, you know.

20:53

But I think it was like the first

20:55

round and the second round, dude, he did

20:57

do like virtually no punches. You're

20:59

just moving. A sandwich isela, dude.

21:01

Yeah. Everyone was like, what what are

21:03

you like, why are you not even throwing a jab?

21:05

Like, what is he doing? Right? And

21:07

so he just lost those rounds by

21:09

default because Jake was actually throwing I mean,

21:11

nothing significant landed, but just he

21:13

was more active, whereas Anderson was just

21:15

moving around It was a kind of a

21:17

confusing tactic in that sense. I'm

21:19

like, is he trying to get him gassed

21:21

out? And then he's gonna start going on the

21:23

offensive? Or He always even

21:25

his previous fights when he first started. I mean, he definitely

21:27

threw a lot more, but he always downloads data. But Yeah.

21:29

Yeah. Yeah. Pretty sure he's trying to conserve his energy because he

21:31

knows his age. Just like he's just taking steroids.

21:33

Right? Well, Jake,

21:35

looks like he looks like he's on something. Yeah.

21:37

It's because he's he's like twenty six.

21:39

He doesn't he's thirty five. fuckers

21:42

with this kid. He's sold now. I

21:44

don't know where. That all looks like he's on fucking

21:46

gear, man. Yeah. But

21:49

again, the dude is in shape, you know. Even if he

21:51

is in he's twenty six twenty seven. He's

21:53

young and fucking he's

21:55

fucking

21:55

veiny ass shit. in

21:57

the number. I didn't like that at twenty six. That's for damn

21:59

sure.

21:59

Oh, yeah. Hold on. Let me tell you well. It looked like a

22:02

twenty six trash. You

22:04

just go back to my old videos. You can see exactly what

22:06

I look like. Yeah. But

22:09

one of the biggest things that people are asking us

22:11

to talk about is like an Elon

22:13

Musk. Finally, buying out Twitter for what? How much was it? Forty

22:15

four billion dollars? Something ridiculous. I

22:17

had no idea. Twitter

22:19

was worth that fucking much. Yeah.

22:22

It became such a huge platform. It

22:24

was always like the the sidekick and the

22:26

social media. I know. And

22:28

it's it's so ridiculous that

22:30

he essentially bought it

22:32

on a whim. Yeah. You know?

22:34

It was like almost a joke

22:36

turned into reality. because he has the

22:38

money to be able to do something like that. This

22:41

motherfucker had been firing everybody

22:43

left and right. Yeah. Yeah. You know what the

22:45

crazy thing about that is, People

22:47

had been finding out the salary of the

22:49

people that had been getting fired. So the original CEO

22:51

of Twitter was Letgo. Right? You know how much

22:53

her salary was per year? mean, like, fourteen million

22:55

or so. Seventeen million. Yeah. Right? For severance was

22:58

fourteen million. Yeah. It's ridiculous.

23:00

It was gonna paid seventeen million

23:02

dollars. of Big Tech

23:04

companies are making that kind of guat, man. That's his joke.

23:06

I don't think Steve Jobs made seventeen

23:08

million, dude. I don't

23:11

know if maybe maybe in his

23:13

salary wasn't that high, but he was still,

23:15

you know, worth a lot. Okay. I think

23:17

you only own, like, a percent. Like, one percent

23:19

or something. He didn't own a

23:21

lot. Okay. I mean, that's how you grow your company. Yeah. Yeah. It really

23:23

languages everything else, but doesn't matter to the

23:25

gazillion dollar company, like, a percent or two is

23:27

worth a lot. Yeah. Back check that, please. I don't really know

23:29

what I'm talking out. I I think I'd

23:31

read that in passing. Okay. But she was getting paid

23:33

seventeen million. He

23:35

let go of a lot of people. And

23:37

obviously, he's trying to trim

23:39

the fat in the company. I don't know

23:41

anything about Twitter. I don't know how anything functions.

23:44

Right? But I do know that

23:46

there are a lot of companies who are big, who hire a lot of useless people.

23:48

Because I personally as somebody who was blessed

23:50

to deal with brand deals and, you know, going to

23:53

these companies, I know a lot of people in those companies

23:55

that do not deserve a job there, that they do

23:57

absolutely nothing. And I have no idea why they're hiring

23:59

these departments out. Like,

24:01

They show up. Yeah. They just get on a couple

24:03

of emails. They fucking chitchat around. They

24:05

go get lunch. They come back. They do another

24:07

few emails, and they pretend like they're

24:09

doing work creating more work that

24:11

is super fucking unnecessary. Yeah. I deal with

24:13

that shit on the daily. So I'm pretty sure

24:16

I don't I'm I'm not saying that these are

24:18

the people who got fired but I know that when somebody comes

24:20

into a company and they clean house, a lot of these people

24:22

will let go because they're fucking useless.

24:25

Yeah. I mean, that's the thing. I don't know

24:27

if that is

24:29

necessarily the case. I think it has to do a

24:31

lot of with his,

24:32

like,

24:33

biases that he had as

24:36

well because It's not like he did thorough audit and then

24:38

these people were let

24:40

go. He just started chopping

24:42

people left and right as soon as he, you know,

24:44

took over. And

24:46

it's pretty it's

24:48

been pretty entertaining to see, like, how the whole

24:50

thing has been unfolding. of,

24:52

like, him trying to say, okay, we're gonna charge twenty dollars

24:54

a month for the blue check mark. And

24:57

then was it Steven King was,

24:59

like, fuck that. Like,

25:01

you guys charge twenty dollars a month. I'm out of here. You guys should

25:03

be paying me, you know, and then

25:05

he comes back with, okay, how about eight dollars?

25:08

Are you serious? And

25:11

it it's not a joke. became like the thing. Now

25:13

he's touting the whole eight dollars. It's gonna only

25:15

go up to eight because I think it was seven bucks

25:17

or something previously, but it's only gonna go

25:19

up a dollar now. So

25:20

it's like,

25:22

you know,

25:23

Twitter wasn't

25:25

profitable. Like, there was no profit.

25:27

Yeah. So he's that's what he's trying to, like, implement

25:30

with with the increase in the blue monthly

25:32

blue checkmark thing. Right? Is,

25:34

like, his argument was, hey, man, we can't

25:37

make money just from advertising. You know, we got

25:39

we need we need revenue. He's like,

25:41

okay. How about eight dollars? So,

25:44

wait. you could just buy a blue

25:46

check now, or do you have to already have one? And

25:48

then in order to keep it, you need to pay So, yeah, I

25:50

think I think there's still a vetting

25:52

process for it. But then if you have

25:54

it, then you gotta pay, you

25:56

know, the the monthly

25:58

amount. And then that makes

25:59

you hire, I guess,

26:02

or like index better in their algorithm to

26:04

become, like, you know, the

26:06

official person of whatever it is, the

26:08

purpose of it. I mean, it's

26:10

just verification, I guess, that you are who

26:12

you say you are, you know? You know what's so

26:14

funny too? I know that I've

26:16

Like, I I kind of vaguely heard that, and I've also just

26:18

been on my Twitter feed constantly. It's just the

26:20

celebrity saying, like, I'm out of here. Yeah. But then

26:22

I checked the next day and they're still on.

26:25

How are you? Why are you celebrities? So

26:28

full of shit. Like, you do know

26:30

that when you write that out -- Yeah. -- it everybody

26:32

reads it. Yeah. So they go, I'm done with

26:34

this platform. This is done. And I'm like,

26:36

that's cool. But you're

26:37

still there. Yeah. You

26:39

just wait a seven more times after

26:41

because it's in fire because it's in

26:44

addiction. They can't they can't get, you

26:46

know, they can't get away from it. Celebros are

26:48

such full of shit, dude. They're literally

26:50

full of shit. I mean, it's it's hard

26:52

to, like, really

26:54

blame them though because look at

26:56

look at their life. how

26:58

things are like in their favor.

27:00

You know? It's like you got all

27:02

of these people praising

27:05

them for every little thing that they do

27:08

or or maybe not even anything that they do

27:10

just purely based on the way they look. They're getting

27:12

praised. Right. Let me tell you

27:14

something, man. There are people

27:16

online who do things that are so bad,

27:18

but they get praised for it, and it kills me on the

27:20

inside. I know. I know. Look, a

27:23

common Like, or or I mean, a good example is kind

27:25

of like the whole cyberbullying

27:27

of Pete Davidson. When Yay was

27:29

pretty much encouraging his fan base

27:32

to, like, hate on Pete Davidson.

27:34

Mhmm. And it's like yeah. People

27:36

are like, oh, yeah. That's

27:38

that's so funny. You know, that's so

27:40

that's so such a hilarious doing

27:42

you. Yeah. It's like this guy's

27:44

encouraging you to fucking like

27:45

bully somebody because he's dating

27:47

his ex wife. Yeah.

27:49

Purely for that matter because

27:52

he's small, he's a fucking

27:54

megalomaniac and he can't handle the

27:56

fact that somebody else is

27:58

bagging his ex wife. You know? And

27:59

this is what I'm saying, like, that's why nothing I

28:02

and people don't really get this when I say

28:04

this. Like, nothing online is real. everybody's a

28:06

fucking hypocrite because those people who also

28:09

are, you know, a part of

28:11

that shit -- Yeah. -- they're also going on

28:13

their fucking their what's called their

28:15

moral parade, shitting on other people about

28:17

morality. It's like, you have no right to say

28:19

that. Your Elon Musk has been on

28:21

that tip and and you know that that

28:23

if fucking, like,

28:25

just irritates me so much of,

28:27

like, he's a god to some of

28:29

these people. You know, the cult like

28:31

following that he's built and and

28:33

kind of the persona that he's built for

28:35

himself, he's he's like he can

28:37

do no wrong. He can say

28:39

no wrong. And it's just

28:41

like, bro, look into this

28:43

guy, man. This guy,

28:45

I'm not gonna go as far as calling him a con

28:47

man, but he's He's

28:49

not

28:50

like he's

28:51

not a Tony Stark. That's

28:54

that's what he's been painted out to be. He's

28:56

he's the real life Tony Stark.

28:58

This guy is a great fucking

29:00

marketer. I'll give him props for that.

29:02

He's a great entrepreneur. I'll

29:04

give him props for that, but he's not a fucking

29:06

like innovator. You know? He's e

29:09

like, with

29:09

like even with

29:10

Tesla, that wasn't his company. That wasn't

29:12

his idea. He bought into

29:15

it. Right? But

29:15

peep and and one

29:18

thing that I think sums

29:20

up Elon Musk, he over promises

29:22

and under delivers constantly.

29:24

He said, we're gonna have, you know, people

29:26

in Mars by twenty twenty four. You

29:28

know, that's what is the original statement. And then he

29:30

kept changing on. Now it's gonna be this. Now it's

29:33

gonna be It's

29:33

he just markets really well.

29:35

And he just throws out these

29:38

outlandish ideas, the hyperloop idea. That's kind

29:40

of fucking original idea. he

29:42

claims he he make he claims it like

29:44

it is, that that's his original

29:46

idea, but that's a failure, you

29:48

know. So so many of the things that

29:51

he's doing is isn't

29:53

necessarily a successful thing,

29:55

but people just fucking

29:57

gobble up everything this guy said,

29:59

And then the whole thing with the fucking dozecoin

30:02

even like, he

30:03

was playing into it

30:05

and and fucking making people

30:07

lose money because he's joking about

30:09

it, like it's it's

30:11

like the next big thing, you

30:13

know, when maybe he's trying to

30:15

be funny or maybe he's trying to be I

30:18

don't know. But, like, it's

30:20

hugely irresponsible for somebody

30:22

with a platform like that to

30:24

be talking about shit. Like,

30:26

Dogecoin is a fucking meme coin. There's no

30:28

value to it. is absolutely nothing

30:30

that has practical usage for it.

30:32

It was literally created as a meme

30:34

coin. And this guy's talking about, like, oh,

30:36

yeah. You know, you know,

30:38

dogecoin is it could be the next thing, you know, like Yeah.

30:41

And and a lot of people that's the whole

30:43

reason why dogecoin had

30:45

that huge surge of people buying

30:47

into it. because of Elon Musk.

30:49

He was solely responsible for

30:51

that. So there are people saying, hey, man,

30:53

SCC needs to look into the shit, like, you know

30:55

-- Yeah. -- what is this guy doing?

30:57

But now that he's, you know, the

30:59

owner of Twitter, like,

31:02

it's it's been pretty funny how

31:04

things have kind of unfolded. ever

31:06

since he took and and the biggest criticism

31:08

that he's getting right now is that he's

31:11

it's it's the thing that people love about him and

31:13

hate about him because two sides to this. Right? Is that

31:15

there was, you know, Twitter was becoming a

31:17

space of, like, too much censorship, so people

31:19

prefer the place to be free of

31:21

zero censorship. Do you know what that led

31:23

to? five times increase in people

31:25

using the n word. Yeah.

31:27

No. That's literally what it led to. I

31:29

mean, I get it. I see. This is the this is the this

31:31

is the weird thing, though. It's like for me, I'm

31:34

not a major fan of too much

31:36

censorship. Right?

31:37

The the

31:39

reason why is because I hate TikTok.

31:41

TikTok

31:41

is the most sensor platform, everybody is the

31:44

most popular. Yeah. It is like I

31:46

literally put up a video and I bleeped out a curse

31:48

word and they took it down. and they they

31:50

remove the audio -- Yeah. -- because it's harmful

31:52

to the community. Yeah. And it's just such

31:54

a weird but at the same time,

31:56

harmful to the communicated. And I and I

31:58

literally saw a video of a girl

32:00

just in, like, a see through shirt

32:02

bouncing her titties. Yeah. And

32:04

That wasn't harmful to me.

32:06

So you said, you

32:08

know what TikTok knows? My heart.

32:10

That's what TikTok knows. It

32:13

it knows. They're like your boy TikToks. Yeah. I

32:15

get it. Yeah. You know? And so there's like that

32:17

other said, well, like TikTok. I heard TikTok too. We've

32:19

been thinking about getting rid of it in the United

32:21

States in general. Well, that

32:23

that was a conversation that was on the plate

32:25

when Donald Trump was in presidency. Yeah.

32:27

It's coming again recently. Yeah. That's the and

32:29

that's one thing that I completely agreed

32:31

with him on. is like, hey,

32:34

man, look at the security risk of what this

32:36

selling information. Right. I mean, it's

32:38

it's China is

32:40

basically harvesting that information. You

32:42

know?

32:42

the by But

32:45

nobody

32:45

nobody

32:46

even fucking remotely has that

32:48

thought when they're thinking about TikTok. They

32:50

just think it about as a platform or just quick content,

32:52

you know, where you could

32:54

go viral with just a fucking dance video.

32:57

So you try to make that dance video. And then

32:59

you'll end up looking like a fucking loser who

33:01

has no life and definitely has no

33:03

rhythm. Yeah. And then you just explode yourself

33:05

and you got no fucking views. That's

33:08

that's what TikTok is to me. Like, this

33:10

is weird, like, TikTok is literally a like

33:12

I said, TikTok is the social media

33:14

platform for talentless people to full people in thinking

33:16

that they're talented. Like, I don't know how many

33:19

times, like, I've seen a video where a

33:21

girl just

33:23

voiceovers like a song and this dance

33:25

is like a shitty little dance and it has like

33:27

four hundred thousand likes. Or or

33:29

not even the fucking damp. They're just, like,

33:31

looking into the camera doing, like Yeah. I

33:33

don't So cringe. Yeah. So

33:36

cringe for me, dude. I don't get it. Like, I

33:38

literally don't get it. And I don't wanna them why a

33:40

human being would do that and then love

33:42

it. Oh, like, do you know why

33:44

why they do it? Because the fucking views

33:46

and the likes they're getting, it fucking inflates

33:48

their ego. You know? It makes them feel

33:50

good. It's the dopamine effect.

33:52

They they see the likes coming in. They're

33:54

like, like, if I met a person. Right? Yeah. They go,

33:56

I will, oh, what do you do? And they go, I do TikTok.

33:58

I and then, oh, what do you do on TikTok? And

34:00

they go, I just do what? I'm like, I would literally

34:02

look at them, smile, and I will walk the

34:05

other way. Not because I just

34:07

don't wanna say anything mean, because if your

34:08

talent in

34:09

life is you

34:11

just mouthing words, words I

34:13

guarantee our conversations are gonna be absolutely

34:16

pointless. Well, that's, you

34:18

know, that's the thing. Right? You just said it is

34:20

that it's talentless people.

34:22

These people don't have talent, but

34:24

because maybe they're pretty or handsome or

34:26

whatever, they just get the following. Right?

34:28

And it's, again, it's just so fucking cringe for me for, like, some because

34:31

I don't have TikTok on my phone. III

34:33

never did. Right? and

34:37

TikTok keeps removing my

34:40

accounts. Apparently, I'm a harms the

34:42

community. That's ironic.

34:44

Your fucking existence of an app is

34:46

to harm to the community, you know? Certainly, I'm harmful to the TikTok

34:48

community. I have a I have another TikTok, and

34:50

I just I post, like, every once

34:52

every year, three, four months. But,

34:55

yeah, going back to the whole, like, freedom of

34:57

speech thing and and less censorship. Yeah.

35:00

That's what he's pushing for.

35:02

But, like, It's it's

35:03

hard man because it's like does

35:06

very people and and

35:08

some of these being like, you

35:10

know, crazy you right wing nuts and

35:12

stuff like that, who they're just looking

35:14

for an excuse to be able to say the n

35:16

word. You know? And it's like, no, don't censor

35:18

me. Like, this is my opinion. This is

35:20

freedom of speech. and it's

35:22

like, yeah, but then

35:23

there's also hate speech too.

35:25

And I don't really have a

35:27

problem

35:27

with hate speech getting

35:30

censored. Now, I

35:32

guess the question

35:34

becomes, well, what is considered hate

35:36

speech? And who deems it to be

35:39

hate speech? Right? And I think those are some of the people

35:41

that Elon Musk has been letting go is like

35:43

some of those people who monitored those

35:46

things fly those things. But this is what

35:48

happens too. when

35:50

if the pendulum swings too hard here,

35:52

the pendulum is gonna swing back

35:54

hard here. Mhmm. And that's what's happening.

35:56

there is no moderation in this shit. Right? Because I do someone agree with not

35:59

so much Elon, but

35:59

people who believe like there's too much

36:02

censorship now where

36:03

everything is offensive.

36:06

An opinion is offensive. A thought is an offensive thing. Right? So

36:08

for example, like, in the last

36:10

two or three years, like, what is the

36:13

biggest argument what is the biggest thing that has been

36:15

talked about? What is a man? What is a

36:18

woman? Gender identity. Mhmm.

36:20

There are everything is considered a form

36:23

of violence now. Everything's

36:26

like when you say this, you don't know what's gonna

36:28

happen to me out on this street. Doesn't mean that's

36:30

form of violence. Yeah. A lot of people can agree or disagree with this. Right?

36:32

But because there are such extreme

36:34

swings and thoughts and ideas and

36:36

nobody's willing to have conversation, you

36:39

have somebody here where, yeah, maybe these people on

36:41

the Twitter, they they put their personal

36:44

feelings into this, and they want to censor these

36:46

things that personally hurt them. So they have a an

36:48

extreme bias towards what they

36:50

feel about their personal life. Yeah. And

36:52

they say that this is a representative how everybody should

36:56

feel. So yeah, those people, I think, should be fucking fired. Mhmm. And now

36:58

you have Elon on his other side where he's

37:00

like, now I just don't want any censorship

37:02

at all, which, look, I'm

37:04

kinda

37:04

more on that side too, but then I'm not on the side too of, like, a

37:06

lot like like, do we have to allow

37:09

people to say the n word with the hard r?

37:11

I mean, we could we could stop

37:14

that. You know what I mean? Yeah. certain things that we stop. Right?

37:16

Like, there's certain phrases like, I

37:18

want to, I don't know, rape you. I don't think

37:20

we need that. Yeah. Right? Yeah.

37:23

So because it goes here and here, there's no

37:26

moderation in between and nobody knows how to have a

37:28

conversation with people and everything is always

37:30

there's no facts now. facts

37:33

don't exist anymore. Everything is opinion. Even science

37:35

is now considered an opinion.

37:37

I don't understand,

37:40

let's watch sometimes like when I I'm many

37:42

times. They're times I just never wanna

37:44

be in entertainment ever again.

37:46

Like, I just don't want to.

37:49

You know what? Because once again, it goes back

37:51

to these celebrities. I fucking hate celebrities.

37:53

Yeah. I hate them

37:56

so much. because they think that they are

37:58

gods. They think that their opinions

37:59

matter so much more than everybody else they

38:02

put at

38:04

and they just pander to on the other side of

38:06

hyper liberal ideas. Right? Yeah. They

38:08

just pander to it. Oh, is this the thing

38:10

that I can say so I don't offend anybody?

38:14

So I'm just gonna keep going down here. And they don't think about the consequences.

38:16

Right? And when they do that, they

38:18

say one fucked up thing. Those people who

38:20

are on your side go and turn on you.

38:23

instantly. Yeah. Yeah. Because you were pandering

38:25

to people. You didn't have any original thoughts. You didn't

38:27

have any ideas. You had no foundation to say the

38:29

things that you wanted to say. And now that

38:31

when you're fucking on that cross and they're crucifying you, you're fucked

38:33

now. Yeah. Because you were pandering to a side

38:36

versus having your own original thoughts and

38:38

sticking to

38:40

an opinion, whether it was right or wrong. And this is why I just I I

38:42

sometimes, like, being in entertainment makes me so sad.

38:44

That's why it like something it's like, what if I

38:46

just disappeared? I

38:48

think I'd be better off. No. I I know exactly which, you mean, I mean,

38:50

I'm not even in entertainment, but then when I

38:52

just kinda look at our

38:55

society and our culture, today.

38:58

I just sit there and I'm just like,

39:00

dude, what the fuck is going on?

39:02

What happened, man? And Look, man,

39:04

social media is to blame. Yeah. You know? It's a black mirror. We

39:07

live in a black mirror. Yeah. Straight up. Straight

39:09

up. It's it's it's eerie how, like, closer

39:11

we're getting to a black mirror

39:14

episode. you know, how how it's our

39:16

our reality is becoming a black mirror

39:20

episode. And

39:20

and The

39:21

thing that bothers me the most is

39:24

that because people

39:26

are just consumed by their phones and

39:28

by these apps that they utilize and social

39:31

media platforms they utilize, they

39:32

don't even think. There's

39:34

no, like, thought process there.

39:36

It's just consumption. and then it's like you're an

39:39

echo chamber. You know? If you

39:41

if you believe in a certain idea

39:43

or a certain thing, and that's

39:45

what you're searching. And then the algorithm

39:47

starts suggesting that to you more and more and more.

39:49

You just stuck in this infinite

39:52

echo chamber And I I know. So I'm saying, I really wonder what happens to.

39:54

This is why the thing I don't understand about Twitter

39:56

and celebrities just harping about this

39:58

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Nobody's fucking forcing you to be

43:49

on this platform. You fucking loser. You know what

43:51

I mean? It's like, I can't believe I have

43:53

to come into Twitter and see this stuff. You don't

43:55

have to be on the platform. Right. Nobody expects you to be

43:57

on the platform. Yeah. If you disappeared off a

43:59

Twitter,

43:59

nobody would give AB1

44:01

thing, though, the old

44:04

won't only reason why I still have Twitter and that I use Twitter

44:07

is street fights. I like

44:09

it. I fucking love it. No. Not

44:11

for street fights for breaking

44:14

news. if some world event is happening, it's like people are tweeting

44:16

about it. People are putting a video, like even

44:18

the the Korean incident. You could tweet

44:21

about it. and then not participate. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I

44:23

just I I look at

44:25

it. Or I use the platform

44:27

to, like, get real

44:29

time news and happening of what's, you know,

44:32

what's going on. For that

44:34

purpose, it's very useful. But

44:36

then everything else of all the

44:38

fucking hate and the

44:40

stupidity and just the complete

44:42

nonsense that exists

44:43

there, I'm like, boy, here's

44:45

the thing here's the other thing I think maybe

44:47

why I kind of go towards the

44:50

Elon side, maybe a little bit

44:52

more, is because there's still an option on

44:54

Twitter where you can curate what you see and what

44:56

you don't wanna That's why my my Twitter's all jokes. Mhmm. Like any type of

44:58

hyper serious stuff, there there are a couple of people I

45:00

follow on Twitter. They don't even know who

45:02

I am. I follow them

45:04

because they're the obsessive human

45:06

that just wants to comment on -- Yeah. -- on

45:08

all the current topic bullshit and lay

45:10

back their lay their

45:12

opinion on everything. I only follow

45:14

them. So I have topics for the podcast. Right.

45:16

You know what's crazy though? Is

45:18

that, like, yet every once in a while when I do pop into news

45:20

and stuff, it kept suggesting Elon Musk

45:22

shit to me. And I said, do

45:25

not suggest this. I don't wanna

45:27

fuck and see what Elon wants to say. I don't give

45:29

a fuck what he's saying. I don't look at him the way a

45:31

lot of these millions of people look at him.

45:34

You know? it keeps still fucking suggesting it.

45:36

And it became more

45:38

more suggested once he was

45:40

getting close to actually buying it

45:44

out. And

45:44

I'm like, what the

45:45

fuck is going on here? I don't ever search for Elon Musk.

45:47

I don't ever fucking talk

45:49

about Elon Musk. I think it's just

45:51

because he's such a high trending topic. I don't

45:54

know. But I don't know. do not this is,

45:56

like, irrelevant to me. Do not

45:58

suggest I've done that multiple times for

45:59

a shit. Yeah. But that's what I'm saying. Like, because it's such a high trending

46:02

topic, other people who are in your peripheral are

46:04

still talking about them, so they're so sneaky in

46:06

somehow. Yeah. That's how it was with fucking

46:08

Andrew Tate.

46:10

Every time I watch a YouTube short -- Yeah. -- entertainment pops up at

46:12

least one. I'm like, dude, I literally I don't wanna

46:14

hear anything about entertainment. I don't have anything personally

46:16

against them. Yeah. I just hear stupid

46:18

lips. Yeah. Every time he talks about something, I don't wanna hear

46:20

it. Yeah. I I just don't care about his shit.

46:23

It's not entertaining him anymore. Yeah. I

46:25

just keep seeing his shit. would

46:27

Ben Shapiro. For some reason, Ben Shapiro was popping up all my shit. Like, I didn't wanna

46:29

hear his fucking squeaky little

46:30

voice. That's the voice I definitely

46:32

don't wanna hear. Yeah. Just guys

46:36

worry about everything. I'm like, I don't wanna hear any of this shit. But, you know, like,

46:38

social media once again is a choice.

46:40

Right? You don't have

46:42

to participate in any of this

46:46

shit. I know it's gonna make you seem like, quote unquote, like a loser, but, you know,

46:48

a majority of my friends from back at home,

46:50

like in Sacramento, they're not on social media.

46:52

Right. they live their regular lives, they

46:54

pop into Instagram, like, if, you know, an engagement happens

46:56

or they wanna post their kids,

46:59

they rarely rarely

47:02

ever post Yeah. They're never on there. Yeah. And I'm like, oh, these are

47:04

normal people. Right? The other people on

47:06

Twitter who are constantly tweeting twenty four

47:08

seven because

47:10

they're waiting. just waiting and begging for somebody just to suck their

47:12

virtual dick. Like, please,

47:14

somebody slows me to eat this.

47:16

Somebody suck my

47:18

fucking dick. validate

47:20

me. Yeah. It's just the saddest thing

47:22

ever. It's so fucking sad, man.

47:24

Like, I understand. I get it. Like, you need

47:26

external validation, but I tell you this

47:28

right now. There's a reason why when

47:30

you don't get those things, it makes you feel a

47:32

certain way. It makes you feel like

47:34

a loser. Look,

47:37

man, if it wasn't for, you

47:40

know, our brand, like, I wouldn't

47:42

have Instagram. I wouldn't have,

47:44

like, the social media. I mean, again, maybe I

47:46

might have Twitter just for the news thing,

47:48

but I generally would not use

47:50

social media. I'd be off the grid. Right?

47:52

I I like social media. I don't get me

47:54

wrong. I don't hate it. I

47:56

hate how people use it though.

47:58

Right? It's the application of what

47:59

an an kind of like how

48:02

they allow it to ruin their

48:04

lives. It it can be a great tool and it's

48:06

very entertaining. Yeah. Like I said, I

48:08

love

48:08

street fights, I just

48:10

saw one yesterday that was the most ridiculous street

48:12

fight I've ever saw. One of my favorite

48:14

videos I've ever saw on Twitter was

48:17

two guys Smokey crack. And one person blows up

48:19

somebody's ass. I've I've never

48:21

saw that if it wasn't

48:24

for Twitter. Yeah. Thank God for

48:26

Twitter. Yeah. So look, I understand. I'm not shitting on social media because I hate

48:28

it. I love it. I made my whole life off of

48:30

it. Right? But when you don't know

48:32

how to control something that's

48:32

supposed to be a tool and it becomes a

48:35

poison to you, then it becomes

48:37

a problem. But that's what

48:38

I'm saying is that people don't recognize that it's become a

48:40

poison. It's like it's literally

48:43

poisoning their minds but

48:45

they're just so consumed by it and it's become

48:47

so habitual that they're using it

48:50

without thought. And that's my

48:52

problem with it. Is that like

48:54

Dick Talkman? yeah. I mean, TikTok is a huge reason to blame. I mean, seeing

48:56

people develop ADHD in real time

48:58

right now. Dude, I I

49:00

recognize that in myself. Yeah.

49:03

Like when I started watching more shorts and

49:05

shit, I I started having

49:07

trouble focusing and it's been

49:09

fucking up my work And now you're seeing

49:11

people too who can't pay attention. And I've seen it multiple times.

49:13

Yeah. And why do you think that is? Because day in

49:15

and day out

49:18

just swipe.

49:18

Swipe. Swipe. Swipe. Swipe. Swipe.

49:20

And it's like that's what I'm

49:22

saying. You see you are seeing them

49:24

develop ADHD in real time. That's

49:27

what's happening. One of the videos the type of videos that I

49:29

fucking hate are cooking videos on

49:32

TikTok because and Instagram

49:34

lately because everything is a

49:36

fucking one second jump cut. Ppoint.

49:38

Ppoint. Ppoint. Ppoint. I was like, dude, I

49:40

can't see shit. Yeah. I don't know what

49:42

the fuck you're making. Yeah. But that's the attention span of these people. Right?

49:44

Yeah. But that's why you also see too. Like, I always

49:46

shit on some of these, like, YouTube short chefs.

49:50

And there's a lot of great ones that I follow, and I fuck with them. I'm gonna interview them on

49:52

this podcast too. I think they do really great, but those are

49:54

the people that I want to to have a

49:56

lot of shine because I think they're doing a great

50:00

job. some people too and I've I've shed on these people where they they find

50:02

a recipe that they see online real quick and they go, let

50:04

me teach you how to make this. You don't know how to

50:07

make it. don't fucking make it. Yeah. Don't

50:09

make it. And they misrepresent foods.

50:11

They misrepresent cultures. They represent everything just because

50:13

they want views. Well, that's

50:15

the thing, though, is that they have the

50:18

platform to be whatever

50:20

it is that they're claiming to be.

50:22

You know, they're they're these What's

50:24

the word for it? Like, self appointed professional at whatever

50:26

it is that they're doing? And I've seen that their

50:28

food that they make, and they just read the comments like, oh,

50:30

that looks so bomb. I was like, listen. I

50:33

know what look, I I know for a fact that food doesn't

50:35

taste good. Yeah. I just know. I know

50:37

it does. There's a lot of people who are good at dress look,

50:39

I have a friend. You know

50:41

this friend too. He's one of those people

50:43

you recipes shit. I've eaten her food multiple times

50:46

and I hate it. Hate

50:48

it so fucking,

50:50

but but

50:52

That's the thing, bro. People can't taste through the screen. All

50:54

they're think all they're looking at is the

50:56

presentation. Right? It's the same thing with

50:58

fighting, man. Once you fight, you

51:00

know what's up. When you cook, you know what's up. Right. Right.

51:03

But people, you know, maybe the

51:05

food might taste like shit

51:07

and and the recipe sucks, but they're presenting it in

51:09

a way that makes it look

51:12

Instagram worthy. You know, the gram worthy

51:14

or, like,

51:16

And it's like, oh, man, that looks nice so it must

51:18

be good. Yeah. And that's kind of

51:20

that's it. How many people are actually

51:22

gonna try the recipe? Probably not

51:24

that many. Nice. You know, a lot of people just kind of

51:27

I wish sometimes, like, integrity mattered a little

51:29

more, and integrity just is slowly

51:31

starting to disappear. That's

51:33

why I always shit to my buddy fucking Jason Chen. His

51:36

name is shitty ass fucking comedy

51:38

videos. Not even comedy videos. Like I said,

51:40

he's the only person I know that covers music and

51:42

covers jokes. Not even

51:45

integrity though, bro, just

51:47

qualifications. Like, what qualifications

51:49

do you have to be talking about this

51:51

or doing this professionally. Dude, there's a

51:54

kid I know too, Doug. That's such a good thing

51:56

to talk about

51:58

just because Listen,

52:00

I've

52:00

kick box on and off

52:02

for what? Three, four years. Right? Have you ever seen

52:04

me do a tutorial on how to kick box? Yeah.

52:07

never. You know why?

52:09

As I am not qualified.

52:12

Yeah. I might be able to do it here and

52:14

there. Yeah. am not qualified to teach anybody shit besides somebody maybe how to throw

52:16

a jab and across and do some stuff here and there.

52:18

Yeah. There's a kid that I used to bring

52:20

when we used to train. They I used to bring them along.

52:24

Yeah. And I used I stopped bringing him because I got so mad. I started the

52:26

shit out of him because He

52:28

would talk a big game.

52:30

Right? And he would

52:32

do

52:32

that he would do way

52:34

type tutorials on how

52:34

to do stuff. And I'm like,

52:37

I beat the living shit

52:39

out of you today. what caused

52:41

by a nasty -- Yeah. -- to fucking sit here and make a

52:43

video about how to do something that you've

52:45

never done inspiring. I've

52:48

never seen this

52:50

is my favorite setup combo kick to do in sparring. Funny, I

52:52

sparred you ten times. You've never

52:54

been able to do that. bullshit.

52:58

But that's what I'm saying. Everybody is

53:00

a professional. Everybody is a genius.

53:02

Everybody is a prodigy. And,

53:04

like, they're free Like, yeah, even

53:06

if people call them out on the

53:08

bullshit, they can still freely

53:10

post it. You know? They could keep

53:12

posting tutorial videos keep you

53:14

know, how to videos,

53:16

even though they have zero

53:18

qualifications, even though they might be

53:20

completely butchering whatever it is that they're

53:22

showing how to do it, but

53:24

they have the

53:25

ability. And that's the difference. That's

53:27

the thing too. That's why, like, I don't

53:29

think people understand, like, why I repost or I

53:31

post people that I really like a

53:33

lot. because I want them to represent people with integrity and

53:35

credibility. Speaking of, I saw

53:38

that fucking you gave our boy, Brian,

53:40

those Reese's shout

53:42

out Reese. yeah, I saw that video before you posted it

53:44

actually. Amazing. And I was like, oh,

53:46

shit. I remember when we shot that because the

53:48

the beginning

53:50

was from my lookbook. Amazing. Yeah. From my first collection and

53:52

see people like

53:53

that. Right? It's like

53:56

people

53:56

like that who fucking

53:58

put in the the word, paid their

54:00

dues and has that raw fucking talent,

54:02

deserved to get that type of

54:05

shine. So I I understand and complete what you're saying. way too.

54:07

This is not me saying that, oh, whenever I create content,

54:09

I need to be credible. No. You create content for

54:11

fun. Yeah. I think when you pretend

54:13

like you're a source of knowledge and

54:15

information and you're very knowledgeable about something you lied to

54:17

your audience and then you misrepresent things and

54:20

people are learning garbage

54:22

from you. Right? And you

54:24

Like, that's the

54:24

issue that I have. Anybody can go ahead and

54:27

cook and say, hey, I like this shit. That's great.

54:29

I fuck with that too. But when

54:30

you like, for example, like, you you you do that with I don't know.

54:32

Let's say you're doing a video about how to fix a

54:34

car. Mhmm. You know how to do

54:36

And then somebody's like,

54:38

you know what? I'm a try this out, and they fuck up their

54:40

car. Yeah. And you're like, but I was just making content.

54:43

Yeah. Like this, you jump a car, you

54:45

put it on the metal, make sure it has that

54:47

with them and then make sure that you put one on

54:49

your tongue because your body is made

54:51

of electrons. And so when you do that, you

54:53

know, recharge your car, this person explodes. And then

54:55

your reason is like, well, you know? I just I was just making

54:58

content. Yeah. That's a joke. Yeah. And like I

55:00

said, I'm all for that type of stuff. Always make

55:02

content, try new

55:04

things, whatever. but the snobbery of thinking that you wanna be

55:06

a purse

55:06

you wanna be a person of of

55:08

knowledge and you wanna teach people when you don't

55:10

know how to do things. is stupid.

55:12

And by the way, that bullshit gets caught really fast. I

55:14

know, but everybody's a self proclaimed expert

55:17

these days. You know, everybody's

55:19

an expert in everything.

55:21

and they just think, oh, you know, I read one

55:23

paragraph on this. I'm an expert. I'm

55:25

gonna talk about this, you know, or you

55:27

know, I'm gonna I'm gonna give advice on this or I'm gonna school

55:29

people on this. And the worst part about that too, and this

55:32

is for you people out there, when

55:34

you clearly have just learned

55:36

something yesterday, And then you make a

55:38

post shaming other people for not knowing something

55:40

that you learned yesterday, you are such a piece of

55:42

shit. That's the worst. Like, did you know

55:44

about this? A lot of people don't know about

55:46

this about. African culture. Weird. Did you? It

55:48

was just wacky that I can tell you to know

55:50

because you're reading off a piece of fucking paper. Yeah. I

55:52

mean, you shame people for not knowing things. It's

55:54

like, they

55:56

don't know they're allowed to learn. You know who did that to me?

55:58

Okay. because I've I've

55:59

hosted that clip of or not a

56:02

clip, the

56:04

picture of the right way to peel Uh-huh. the

56:06

other end. The the the top with the

56:08

knot, that's not the right way to peel a banana.

56:12

The

56:12

the right way is the the tail end. Yeah. The bottom, I

56:14

didn't know

56:15

that. And I didn't know that. Yeah.

56:17

And I came across it on the Internet,

56:19

and I was like, Oh, shit.

56:21

I didn't know that's the right way to so I shared that on

56:23

my story of, like, did you know? Right? because I

56:25

had just learned

56:28

it. and came like, man, you fucking boomer ass bro.

56:32

People have been dating you too.

56:34

People have been knowing that. Bro,

56:36

I'm like, What? Was there,

56:38

like, a viral video that I missed or something?

56:40

He's like, bro. It's been, like, on the internet

56:42

forever. I've invested in

56:44

elementary school. Really? Yeah. Yeah. I never knew that that was the right way to

56:46

peel the bananas. So I was just sharing my

56:48

newfound knowledge. I wasn't

56:50

claiming to be

56:52

an ex Right? I just like, did you know? You know? I just found

56:54

that out and then it's been like,

56:56

man, you

56:58

fucking boob. I'm

57:00

like, April, I'm just trying to share the fucking knowledge wealth

57:02

man. That is found out. It's

57:05

it's weird man. Like, Like

57:07

I said too, I I love the Internet. I love

57:09

what it does. It's such a powerful tool.

57:11

And maybe some people get tired of me harping on this, but

57:13

I just want people to have their mental

57:16

health in check because Oh, yeah. It it

57:18

fucks with your mental health so much.

57:20

Absolutely. That game of comparison starts to eat

57:22

at you so much every day. You are

57:24

never happy ever because you're basing your happiness on what other people say about you.

57:26

Yo. And I see it eat these kids up. They

57:28

cry about it. They think

57:30

about suicide. they

57:32

they feel like their their value is zero because you're

57:34

basing your value on things that don't

57:36

exist. Yeah. People's opinions

57:38

about you change every

57:41

hey day. Somebody

57:42

will call you a piece of shit. They'll give you five bucks and you

57:44

say that's a good guy. I see

57:46

that happens so many fucking times. For sure.

57:49

and and especially if they're basing it on

57:52

just so such like

57:54

superficial things. They're basing it on the way

57:56

you look. And all of a

57:58

sudden, like, yeah, I find you

58:00

hot, but then you did something that this

58:02

pleases me and now you're a piece of shit

58:04

human being. You know? The people you know what the thinking that Mario said about me

58:06

when she first met me, she goes, none all

58:08

your friends are so different. She goes, none of

58:10

your friends that I mean are like each other.

58:12

They're all different.

58:14

I was like, how do you make friends like the

58:16

way that you do? Yeah. I was like, they're different, but

58:18

they have one thing in common. Yeah. I was like, the

58:20

biggest thing in common is that they're fucking weird

58:23

Yeah. And they know that they're weird. They're very

58:25

confident that they're fucking

58:28

oddities. Right? I

58:30

like people who have a strong sense

58:32

of self. Right. And they own

58:34

up to

58:35

their identity. Right. You know why? Because

58:37

those people are the most trustworthy. Because

58:39

anytime that they speak about stuff,

58:41

it's truthful to who they are. I don't have to second guess

58:43

who they are. I know, like, for example,

58:45

one of my friends that she hates.

58:47

What can

58:48

hates this too. And I understand. He's rough around the

58:50

edges. Mhmm. Spell the focus as the n

58:53

word. Hard. Hard. Hard. Hard.

58:55

But, like, just he's just stuck in that time towards the military.

58:57

Okay. He curses up a fucking storm, does all this this

59:00

shield. Why do you like him so much? because that's how he is. That's

59:02

how he grew up. Yeah. He's authentic. He's

59:04

authentic to

59:06

himself. The thing about him is is, like, he's the one of those dudes that if I was stranded in

59:08

the middle of a desert, I called him up. He's dropping everything.

59:10

He's picking me up. And he's gonna find where the fuck I'm

59:12

at to make sure I'm alive. Right.

59:15

is one of those human beings. Like,

59:17

the core of this person is very fucking

59:19

genuine. Mhmm. He's rough around the edges because he had

59:21

a very fucked up life growing up. but

59:23

he's a good fucking person. All my friends are

59:25

weird as shit, but the one thing that they haven't comment

59:27

their identity is very

59:30

very sound. they know who they are. I know that when they say something, I know that

59:32

their next move. I know what their next move is. I

59:34

know them. Right. They're never trying to please me. They're

59:36

not trying to please other people. They just do what

59:38

they do. Some of them are

59:40

Geeks, anime nerds. Some people are fucking

59:42

the weird foreign criminals.

59:44

So you know what I mean? But I could

59:46

trust them. Yeah. because I know what they say

59:48

is honest. even though if I it's differs believe,

59:50

least I know what they're who they are. Yeah.

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now. Yeah. This funny because, like,

1:01:25

you you bringing that up

1:01:27

about Mario

1:01:29

sometime back. Like, we were

1:01:31

talking about something related to you. And

1:01:33

I was like, saying, oh, Dave. And

1:01:35

she's like, since when you

1:01:36

started calling him

1:01:37

Dave, I was like, home.

1:01:39

Dave all the time is Dave. I was like,

1:01:41

I've never heard you call them Dave. I was

1:01:43

like, I'm pretty sure I've been

1:01:45

around here enough times to, like, for you to hear me call

1:01:47

them Dave, and she's like, who are you?

1:01:50

Like, my

1:01:52

my identity as a person changes now,

1:01:55

because you had this newfound revelation that

1:01:58

I call him Dave, you know. But he's

1:01:59

just funny, man. Yeah. But,

1:02:02

you know,

1:02:03

Yeah. Me

1:02:03

when we got to know each other, like, she's when she I

1:02:06

took her to weddings and Sacramento, she goes,

1:02:08

all your friends are

1:02:09

of all different ethnicities. I was like, what

1:02:11

do you mean? because she grew up

1:02:13

all of her friends were Korean or Taiwanese. Yeah. She goes,

1:02:15

you have, like, people who are,

1:02:18

like, Indian. They're Pakistani.

1:02:20

They're fucking, you know, Chinese. They're

1:02:23

fucking African. They're black

1:02:26

American. Not a lot of white people. Mexican. You

1:02:28

know what I mean? But she goes, this is like crazy. Like,

1:02:30

she's like, it's like the UN. I'm like,

1:02:32

yeah. Like, I I've never judged

1:02:34

people based on what they look like,

1:02:36

how cool they are, what they dressed as,

1:02:39

They just were really good people. Yeah.

1:02:41

And I've kept those friends for a very long

1:02:43

time. One of the things too, like, I don't give

1:02:45

a fuck what anybody else says.

1:02:47

one thing that I know that I'm very good at

1:02:49

is keeping friendships. So if I've ever had to cut out a

1:02:51

friend, you have to know that that person was a piece

1:02:53

of shit. I had the same friends since

1:02:55

I was fucking like five years old. Yeah. Ray, I've known

1:02:57

Ray since I was two. Right. Like, I keep

1:03:00

friendships for a very long time. I've known

1:03:02

Edrick for fucking

1:03:04

ten years. Right. I keep friends for a very fucking long time. order

1:03:06

for you to leave my life, you have had

1:03:08

to have done something.

1:03:10

Yeah. Like, fucking

1:03:12

terrible because I could reconcile a lot of things. Yeah. Like your core character

1:03:14

as a human being has to be rotten to the

1:03:16

core for me to have cut you out.

1:03:19

Yeah. Like so

1:03:21

though And I think

1:03:22

that's, like, one of the things Merrill noticed about me. She goes, you have

1:03:24

really good people around

1:03:25

you. Like, your your friends are really

1:03:28

fucking good and the people that you have

1:03:30

let go Like,

1:03:31

they've are definitely trash human beings. I was

1:03:32

like, yeah. because I've I let my guard down. I

1:03:34

let certain people in because based on

1:03:36

what other people felt about

1:03:39

Yeah. Last person I cut out was based on

1:03:41

I I met this

1:03:43

person through my friends. And

1:03:45

when I first met this person, I remember I looked

1:03:47

at my friend and I was like, I

1:03:49

want you to keep this person away from me. I

1:03:51

don't trust

1:03:51

them, and I think that they are

1:03:54

fucking terrible. Yeah. And

1:03:55

that all you don't know about their

1:03:57

past history, they're actually really good.

1:03:59

and against my better judgment, I let this person in my

1:04:01

life, and they fucked up a lot of things, and I

1:04:03

hadn't cut them out. And that's because I didn't source

1:04:05

my fucking gut feelings. And for now on, even I

1:04:07

had a conversation with these friends, when we

1:04:09

hang out. I was like, they're like, oh, I want you to meet,

1:04:11

you know, a couple I was like, nope. And

1:04:14

nobody will bring in my life. Yeah. I don't ever

1:04:16

want to meet Right. I was like, you are my friends. Your friends are not my friends

1:04:18

because you have a habit of calling people your

1:04:20

friends way too fast. Right. That's my that's my

1:04:22

really good

1:04:24

fit. Really? when you meet them -- Yeah. -- three months ago, they're not your

1:04:26

friends. You all fucking know this piece of my

1:04:28

dog. Right? Yeah. That's my I trust him

1:04:30

more than mine. There's

1:04:32

motherfucking everybody's fucking friend, dude. This is

1:04:34

the most fucking worst quality about him.

1:04:36

Yeah. Not that he's a bad person, but because he

1:04:38

trusts everybody. Yeah. Too naive. Too

1:04:40

naive. Yeah. Too naive. Oh, this person's why why is

1:04:42

he good? Because what? he did

1:04:44

stuff for you. You know who you are? Yeah. Like, of

1:04:46

course, he did stuff for you. You want something from you.

1:04:48

Yeah. Everybody's nice. Doesn't mean that they're a good

1:04:50

person. Right? And that's why there's that

1:04:52

saying is, like, if you really wanna know the character of somebody, look at who's there

1:04:54

at their funeral. You know? Look

1:04:56

at who shows up to their funeral.

1:04:59

And I

1:04:59

I think that is a good point to make is

1:05:02

that, like, yeah, the people that you have

1:05:04

around you is

1:05:05

indicative of,

1:05:06

like, yeah, what type of person you

1:05:08

are, you know? You got a bunch of

1:05:10

fucking thugs around you?

1:05:12

Chances are

1:05:12

you? Pretty rough around that. You

1:05:14

know, you know? A hundred percent. Yeah.

1:05:17

And I'm saying too, like,

1:05:19

you know, this whole

1:05:19

social media game, what Elon Musk is doing,

1:05:22

like, you guys are letting this guy control,

1:05:24

like, your emotions and your feelings a little too

1:05:26

much. This guy is a kid in a candy

1:05:28

store. He's He's oddest shit.

1:05:30

He's doing whatever the fuck he wants. If you

1:05:32

guys don't wanna be on his platform, you don't have

1:05:34

to be, but stop giving him power.

1:05:35

You know? Like, and I

1:05:37

know it's hard. but the more you pay attention to this shit,

1:05:39

the more it grows. Yeah. And it's just like

1:05:42

you could choose to make this platform what you

1:05:44

want to

1:05:46

make it. And it's it it look, it's not

1:05:48

necessarily hard. Right? They just

1:05:50

have to do it. And and

1:05:52

then

1:05:52

they'll realize Oh,

1:05:54

you know what? I'm not missing out on anything. You're not. And

1:05:56

you might even actually feel better for the

1:05:59

as a result of it because you

1:06:01

might have an inferiority complex scene all the

1:06:04

shit that you see online and comparing

1:06:06

yourself constantly to them. Dogman,

1:06:08

I don't understand sometimes too, sometimes when I meet people, I could see it in their

1:06:10

eyes. Like, I'll go to some some events here and there

1:06:12

that I'm kind of forced to go too. And they'll

1:06:14

be like, oh, like, oh, like, oh, this I was like, you probably know

1:06:16

who this person is. I was

1:06:18

like, nope. Don't know who you want. Right. Oh, you

1:06:20

think you're too good? You this that look, like, oh, he

1:06:22

thinks he's too good. It's like, no. I just don't know who

1:06:24

the fuck you are. I

1:06:26

don't watch

1:06:28

shit on YouTube. Yeah. You don't wanna watch on YouTube? I watch this

1:06:30

guy names, Slavless Des Menco. Mhmm. He

1:06:32

he is he's a chiropractor in

1:06:35

Russia that that gives Chiropractory

1:06:38

adjusters. No. They're half naked, Russian

1:06:40

girls. Oh, okay. It's not because they're

1:06:42

half naked. Yeah. His his chiropractors just are

1:06:44

very unique. Like, he does his shit where he cracks his lower back. amazing.

1:06:46

Well, you know that's a thing on YouTube.

1:06:48

Oh. The chiropractors and and half naked

1:06:52

girls. but, like, it's it's a very popular niche

1:06:54

category. Oh, I know. There's some, like, purvey fucking

1:06:56

chiropractors. Yeah. But I like him because his

1:06:58

cracks are fucking loud.

1:07:00

Oh. They're so good. There are other people who

1:07:02

are probably just as good -- Yeah. -- but their

1:07:04

audio shit isn't good. So it's the cracks aren't

1:07:06

that loud. Yeah. It helps

1:07:08

sleep. Yeah. So unless you're unless you're fucking

1:07:10

doctor Gregory from Houston

1:07:12

chiropractic, unless you're doctor

1:07:15

Rahim -- Yeah. And your

1:07:18

or doctor fucking Tyler Bigginho?

1:07:20

Well, I I think what

1:07:23

you're saying though, it sheds light on a on a

1:07:26

good point to bring up is that,

1:07:28

like, you know, once you're in the content

1:07:30

creation space or, like, you're an influence

1:07:32

or whatever, people

1:07:34

assume that, oh, because

1:07:36

you also create content, you

1:07:38

consume content, and so you should

1:07:41

be aware of everybody else And

1:07:43

so it's, like, kind of, like, an entitlement thing and, like, a

1:07:45

go thing. Yeah. A narcissistic thing. It's, like,

1:07:47

nah bro,

1:07:48

I just fucking do this.

1:07:51

for a living, but And it's fun. Yeah. So

1:07:53

I don't know you. I don't know you. I'm

1:07:55

I'm sorry. What do you do? Yeah.

1:07:57

Oh, you you go into a bath and you put

1:07:59

beads in it. Yeah. I

1:08:02

don't fucking know you. Yeah. That's

1:08:05

cool, man, but

1:08:07

I'm sorry. I've never seen your content before.

1:08:10

What? I'm sorry. You you you

1:08:12

you walk around and you throw pies in each other's

1:08:14

face and you start doing

1:08:16

dance challenges. I don't fucking know you. Unless

1:08:18

your buddy's DIY teaching me how to fix cards and I'll

1:08:20

never fix, I don't know you. I

1:08:22

watch some odd shit on YouTube. Yeah. I

1:08:24

did. there's

1:08:26

there's some way that I've met. I

1:08:28

freaked out what I saw. They're

1:08:30

like, I've never seen somebody react

1:08:31

the way that you have meeting me.

1:08:33

I was like, you know, I I

1:08:35

watch your shit religiously. Yeah. Like, I fucking watch your shit and

1:08:38

it's odd too because I'm not afraid of being a fan. Like, I

1:08:40

like not afraid of being a fan i

1:08:42

like fandom. Yeah. Because people are fans

1:08:44

of me. I like to get that same type

1:08:46

of love and respect, man. Right. So

1:08:49

I have no shame

1:08:51

in that shit. And I meant this

1:08:53

guy who does, like,

1:08:54

carpentry work. And I was, like, I was, like, naming all these videos. They're, like, I've never met

1:08:56

somebody who got

1:08:59

this excited meeting me. because,

1:09:02

like, you don't meet like, I was,

1:09:04

like, don't you do comedy, you meet other comics? I

1:09:06

was, like, I get that. Oh, fucking cares. Yeah. Yeah.

1:09:08

I don't watch the shit. I watch your But but

1:09:11

how big of a following does he have? Not that big. Like, over

1:09:13

a hundred k and Over a hundred k for

1:09:15

sure. Okay. Okay. I mean, so he

1:09:17

has a decent size fall. Yeah. It's pretty decent. Yeah.

1:09:19

But I think the way I freaked out, I was like, dude, I fucking love you.

1:09:21

You know what one of my rabbit

1:09:23

holes recently was was just

1:09:25

looking up clips of

1:09:28

rabbit animals. I

1:09:28

just You're serious, bro. I just

1:09:31

you know, it's so fascinating what rabies does. rabies is

1:09:36

a fucking very

1:09:36

very fascinating and lethal disease,

1:09:38

man. Like, it's dude, there's

1:09:41

there's no

1:09:42

cure for it. Right?

1:09:45

It it gets too far.

1:09:47

Right? Yeah. It it fucking I just controls

1:09:50

you. it

1:09:52

takes over your fucking body, you know, it

1:09:54

it basically is like melting your brain, you have no control, and

1:09:57

then so to

1:09:59

see like this the evolution of

1:10:02

of like a a being an existing being, being whether down to basically

1:10:05

the weather down to basically nothing

1:10:07

nothing is really

1:10:08

fascinating. I heard, like, the if you you you catch it on early

1:10:10

before it gets too far, that's what's going on. You can go get the shot, and

1:10:12

you can always get a shot in

1:10:14

your belly button or some shit. I

1:10:16

don't know where they gotta place a shot.

1:10:18

Yeah. I don't know where they gotta place a shot. But, yeah, if if, like, right away, you

1:10:23

get you know, dispose the a bit scratch or whatever and then just

1:10:25

give you the shot. Yeah. And and and you

1:10:27

suspect that that animal

1:10:30

had rabies then, yeah, you gotta get to the fuck. If I get a bit by any fucking animal, I'm

1:10:32

going to get a rabies shot. I don't give a fuck.

1:10:35

Yeah. Give it to me. Yeah. Yeah. You

1:10:37

can give it to me

1:10:39

for sure. It's It's better

1:10:40

to air on this side of safety with something

1:10:42

like that because it's a hundred percent fatality rate. Otherwise, you

1:10:44

know what's one of the videos I used to

1:10:46

watch a lot. I used to look specifically,

1:10:49

people getting kicked by

1:10:51

horses. See, that's what I'm saying. There's there's these things that are

1:10:53

just

1:10:53

for whatever reason in

1:10:55

your mind is just fascinating

1:10:58

and interesting. It's not I'm sure it's

1:11:01

not because you you, you know, revel in

1:11:03

in the video of watching somebody

1:11:05

get seriously injured. It's just that

1:11:07

the act of a horse kicking is just like it's

1:11:09

so powerful. Yeah. And I'm always thinking too,

1:11:11

like, I don't know. Listen.

1:11:13

I don't even like

1:11:14

smoke like that. Mhmm. Right? I only take CBD and

1:11:16

delta a and t z if I wanna

1:11:18

sleep. Yeah. Helps me relax or if

1:11:21

I before I spar or

1:11:22

something. Well, I'd be thinking

1:11:23

of someone. Mike, I always I look at horses and

1:11:25

I'm like, what the fuck was the person

1:11:27

that walked

1:11:27

up to this thing and said,

1:11:29

I'm a ride you. Like, who the fuck was that?

1:11:31

Or or decides to start with the horse?

1:11:33

Is it what you think was gonna happen,

1:11:36

Rose? Like, I don't think you understand

1:11:38

how big a horse is. Like, there's a

1:11:39

huge There is a reason why

1:11:42

cars power is defined in

1:11:44

horsepower. exactly

1:11:46

why. I don't think people understand too how

1:11:49

big fucking moose are. Right. Oh,

1:11:51

moose are fucking terrified.

1:11:53

Sure. You If a fucking

1:11:55

moose comes after you, man, you pretty much just

1:11:57

say your prayers. It's the size of like

1:11:59

a short

1:11:59

bus. Yeah, bro.

1:12:02

They're huge. They're huge man. Like, I remember Look

1:12:04

out what the fuck I saw.

1:12:06

But I saw a deer. My

1:12:08

mother, no. Deers are like the size that

1:12:10

I expected deer's to be. But, like, if you see, like, the mail stack -- Yeah. --

1:12:12

fucking scared the shit out

1:12:14

of me.

1:12:14

Yeah. And then a mouse

1:12:17

is bigger than

1:12:20

that. Exactly. crazy. That's why you

1:12:22

don't fuck with nature, bro. You don't fuck around with that. You're gonna find out. You fuck

1:12:24

around and find out. You've been to

1:12:26

a wool sanctuary? No. I haven't. Talk.

1:12:30

Have wolves are huge though? I've seen a wolf. People think

1:12:32

they're the size of dogs. No. They dwarf

1:12:34

dogs. No. No. No. No. So there's

1:12:37

like wools are

1:12:39

descended from these other type of animal.

1:12:41

I forgot what they're called. I'm not sure they're called

1:12:43

like ins or whatever, but they're

1:12:45

this is an distinct canine. Right? And so the

1:12:47

the one that's the closest to them are GrayWolfs.

1:12:49

Mhmm. GrayWolfs are far They're

1:12:51

far used. They're

1:12:54

fucking used. man. So they're like the size, maybe even a little

1:12:56

bigger than masters. Yeah. And masters when standing up

1:12:58

are like six and a half feet tall. Right.

1:13:00

Wolfs heads are like the

1:13:02

size of our torso. Yeah. they can fucking

1:13:05

they used to hunt humans -- Right. -- like these lichens. They

1:13:07

used to hunt fucking humans. They could

1:13:09

shred you apart for sure.

1:13:11

Yeah. You see? III

1:13:14

went to a a wolf sanctuary, and these are like hybrid wolves. Yeah. And they're not even as big as gray

1:13:17

wolves get.

1:13:20

Yeah. And they were so big. It's I I couldn't

1:13:22

get inside because I was too scared. Yeah. I mean, they're like, oh, they're fine. Like, you just gotta make

1:13:26

sure you don't move or do But, no, I'm not going in then. I'll see them on this side

1:13:28

of the cake. I'm okay. Yeah. I'm not

1:13:30

trying to be the first test subject.

1:13:33

That's a common miss conception that people think wolves are about

1:13:36

the size of dogs like a medium sized dog

1:13:38

to a large dog than a dog. People like

1:13:40

coyotes. Yeah.

1:13:42

Exactly. These wolves fucking dwarf dogs. So, like, the thing about wolves too,

1:13:44

like, I went to this rabbit

1:13:46

hole, like, researching wolves, you can't

1:13:48

reprimand wolves like you do

1:13:50

with dogs because they're not domesticated.

1:13:53

Right. They do things in the hierarchy of packs. Yeah.

1:13:55

So if you attack them as a challenge and as a fight -- Right. -- so if you tried to

1:13:59

chastise

1:13:59

a wolf, no matter

1:14:01

how long you bet they love you, their friend. They'll they'll shred you apart.

1:14:03

Because in in the Wolf pack, now

1:14:07

that's a challenge. Right? So you can't spank them,

1:14:09

hit them on the nose, or tell them, no. They will fuck you

1:14:12

up. Did

1:14:12

you see

1:14:13

did did you ever see the thing

1:14:15

with the Wolf Whisper?

1:14:17

No.

1:14:18

The dude who fucking, like, lives with wolves. No. He feeds on, like, raw or like, cooks

1:14:24

liver

1:14:24

liver and

1:14:25

he puts it in a pouch, but

1:14:27

he puts it inside of of like a raw animal.

1:14:29

And then he scrapes it out

1:14:30

of there and eats with the wolves. so

1:14:34

that he's a part, like, constantly part of the pack. Where's the same clothes all the time that he interacts so that the scent is there,

1:14:40

disgusting?

1:14:40

Yeah. Absolutely. This guy

1:14:42

is a fucking animal. And I'm like, is he a white? Yes. The Craig White Wolf.

1:14:44

Of course.

1:14:45

Yeah. He's I

1:14:47

think he's Australian. and

1:14:51

his passion is like wolves and he he owns a

1:14:53

wolves sanctuary and all that, but

1:14:55

he's I think at one

1:14:57

point, he was the alpha in his

1:14:59

pack. And, yeah, he, like, completely, like what do

1:15:02

you call it? Made

1:15:03

himself a wolf

1:15:04

a functioning wolf in that pack doing

1:15:06

the same thing as they do. and

1:15:10

just watching it, I'm like, damn bro. You must really really fucking love wolves and be

1:15:12

passionate about them. Fuck that. do

1:15:14

that kind of shit. He has, like,

1:15:18

scratches all over his face because, you know, it's not the wolves are

1:15:21

trying to hurt him, but, like, when they're, like,

1:15:23

playing or showing affection, they obviously,

1:15:26

human skin is a lot more fragile

1:15:28

than a wolf's coat. Right? Why people will be

1:15:30

doing crazy shit, dude? I just saw a

1:15:32

video on Twitter. Shout asked to Twitter once

1:15:34

again. Yeah. of this girl, she's, like, known to swim with Tiger Shirts, like, specifically

1:15:37

a Tiger Shirts that she's developed a relationship

1:15:39

with over the years. Right? So

1:15:42

this bitch, fucking. She's

1:15:42

about to dive in, right, and she dips her head in to

1:15:45

see the water. And then when she pulls her head out, a

1:15:47

fucking short coat with the biter face. Oh

1:15:49

my god. And she's like, Well, I'm like, bitch. Yeah.

1:15:52

You almost died right now. Talking about

1:15:54

people in the comment section, they're like,

1:15:56

well, as you can see, they shot it

1:15:58

in Barrett's teeth. So it was just playing.

1:16:01

fuck do you know about a shark. Can you talk to it? Yeah. This

1:16:03

should don't look like play to me. I didn't even know sharks play bro.

1:16:06

That's what I'm saying.

1:16:08

You're talking about, man. Why people crazy do it? Oh, man. It's

1:16:10

that reminds me of the story I fucking told you to

1:16:12

shoot about John. Hey, guys.

1:16:15

Look, a giant salmon. Well,

1:16:18

the market guy knows Sam and bro

1:16:20

as a sharkman. Hey, let me tell

1:16:22

you some. John's been on this podcast.

1:16:25

You're an idiot. John, I I used to respect you a lot. The fact that you were

1:16:27

in the ocean and that you looked down

1:16:29

at something and you said

1:16:32

that was salmon.

1:16:34

Number one, not for non salmon. Number

1:16:36

two, you're in the fucking ocean.

1:16:38

Channeling the island. Exactly. Would that

1:16:41

be a salmon, John? Exactly.

1:16:43

Name fresh water bro. come back on this

1:16:45

podcast. I'm just calling you salmon. So so to give you guys a

1:16:47

little quick context on on what the story is about. We were

1:16:49

in Catalina and

1:16:51

we were snorkeling and

1:16:54

then I was trying to get out of the water and

1:16:56

then the waves pushed me and I

1:16:58

was around like coral reefs and it pushed

1:17:00

me into the coral reefs I got hurt and

1:17:02

I was like, oh, fuck, I can't get out this way.

1:17:05

So I swam around an area like well into the ocean that says do not swim beyond

1:17:07

this point. But that was like the only close

1:17:11

and safe way get out of the water. And then

1:17:14

so I'm swimming around and then,

1:17:17

you know, our friend John looks down and he's like,

1:17:20

hey, guys, look a giant salman.

1:17:22

And then so I looked

1:17:23

down and

1:17:26

it's a shark about

1:17:28

It's about like five, six feet, you know,

1:17:30

big. I couldn't really tell it, but it

1:17:31

was about ten, fifteen feet beneath the feet. And he

1:17:33

was circling around the

1:17:35

seaweed. You know? And

1:17:37

I was like, I fucking as

1:17:39

a motherfucking that age of seven. That's a sharp skit the fuck up. So everybody started

1:17:41

swimming as fast as they

1:17:44

could. Right? We

1:17:47

get out the water and luckily nothing happened, and then I

1:17:49

get out and I see why

1:17:51

I understand why this shark was

1:17:53

circling on it. My leg was

1:17:55

pouring fucking blood. the coral reef

1:17:57

just shredded my fucking knee. And, you know, because it's I'm in the water for that long too. It got

1:17:59

softened, and then so just like shredded my

1:18:02

knee. I still have the scars

1:18:03

there too. And literally

1:18:07

my fucking leg just turned red, because the blood

1:18:09

was just pouring out. And then I

1:18:11

started walking.

1:18:12

And then what did John

1:18:14

say? Oh, you have Koolin' Is that

1:18:16

how you do that? How are you getting paint on your

1:18:18

legs? Is that what are you gonna share? Can I get so? But yeah.

1:18:21

That that's why the

1:18:23

shark was circling unneath

1:18:25

my foot, but under our feet, but John thought it was I've lost all I've

1:18:27

lost all respect

1:18:31

for this, man. The

1:18:33

fact, there's like so many people wrong with this story. Yeah. Well, guys,

1:18:35

that wraps up this episode

1:18:38

of the Genius Brain pod

1:18:41

cast. If you guys are looking at this and

1:18:43

you're looking around, you'll receive the fall collection. It's all lined up. Oh, yes. So our bag dropped and we got the

1:18:45

socks on. I I got the

1:18:47

the the crop heather

1:18:51

gray pants on, fucking love these tanks.

1:18:53

I have

1:18:53

the black version of it

1:18:55

on right here. We have

1:18:57

the new knit sweater that's coming out right here

1:18:59

as well so fucking comfortable. Yeah, man. For everybody who

1:19:02

has bought our secret society pieces that

1:19:04

get the company going

1:19:06

on for so long, Thank you so much. The company has grown so much

1:19:08

since then. Like I said, I

1:19:10

wanna make sure that everybody has

1:19:12

this in the closet. One piece, a

1:19:14

t shirt. I don't give a fuck. I

1:19:16

just want this to be a staple because we're a

1:19:18

brand with the mission, and I I really do hope that you guys have continued

1:19:22

to love Yeah. And

1:19:24

and, like, you know Oh, the corduroy hat too.

1:19:26

Fuck. Oh, that's right. Yeah. We got the cord hat. We have five different colors

1:19:30

coming out with this. I can't wait for the

1:19:31

heads, man. I can't wait. By

1:19:34

the way, the colorways too? A

1:19:36

lot

1:19:37

of them. Yeah. It's sick. I mean, we we

1:19:39

spent a good amount of time, like, coming up with

1:19:41

the color palette for this season, and we

1:19:43

feel like we

1:19:46

because last season was the first time we introduced colors.

1:19:48

No. It was a risk. Yeah. It was

1:19:50

a big risk because people who are familiar

1:19:52

with us know that we've always done black

1:19:54

and white. And, you know, it's just it just stems from our, like,

1:19:57

personal aesthetic choice. Like, we like black and

1:19:59

white. We like monochrome stuff, and

1:20:01

that's it's reflected in

1:20:03

the work, but you know, we we decided

1:20:05

to try to shake it up a little bit and we're like, dude, we don't know how the

1:20:08

fuck the the audience is gonna receive this,

1:20:10

how the community is gonna receive this, and

1:20:12

like, People

1:20:14

loved it. And then so we're like, okay, let's

1:20:16

try some more colors this time

1:20:18

around. We got colors like Move, you

1:20:21

know, we got the turquoise color that

1:20:23

you love. which people think it's a navy, but it's kinda, like, in

1:20:25

that spectrum of Turquoise. Turquoise.

1:20:27

Yeah. Yeah. And then we got, like,

1:20:29

brown, which we've never done. That brown

1:20:32

came out so fucking

1:20:34

nice. Yep. Yeah. When we were going over it, we're like, okay, this could go one of two ways. This color even gonna

1:20:36

come out looking like

1:20:38

shit, literally, look like shit.

1:20:42

or it's gonna be dope. Yeah. Luckily, it came out

1:20:44

really dope. So yeah,

1:20:45

we got these new colors, this

1:20:47

moss color here. I don't know if it

1:20:49

reads on camera from the people who are

1:20:52

watching, but we

1:20:52

have different speckles of color here. It's not just a green.

1:20:54

Like, you're gonna see like a little bit of orange, like a

1:20:56

little bit of a darker

1:20:58

green, and a lighter green. and it

1:21:01

creates this kind of like moss looking color, but

1:21:03

it's so sick. You'll see it once you guys get it. Once

1:21:05

you see it in person, feel it in person,

1:21:07

you're gonna be like, okay. I

1:21:10

understand now. Why every time I fucking

1:21:12

talk about shit, I say I'm so excited about

1:21:15

it. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I'm not just saying

1:21:17

that. I'm not saying, oh, I'm just excited

1:21:19

because I feel like I'm obligated to

1:21:21

hype people up. No. We are

1:21:23

generally are genuinely excited about the new

1:21:25

shit we're doing because we're constantly I love. If

1:21:27

you love this shit, tell people about it, tell your friends about

1:21:29

it, because when you're wild. around people are

1:21:32

asking where

1:21:34

you get these pieces, because listen, I'm trying to get us to do a fucking denim

1:21:36

program already. Oh, man. We need some fucking

1:21:38

money from that shit. Guys, denim denim is

1:21:40

not an easy thing to do, especially

1:21:42

if you're trying to do it domestically. And

1:21:44

you gotta definitely be on a certain level

1:21:47

and have a certain amount of capital in order to like pursue that program, especially if we wanna

1:21:49

do it right, which is with everything.

1:21:51

If we're gonna do it We

1:21:54

wanna do it right. We wanna do it legit. Make sure that

1:21:57

you guys are getting, you know, the best

1:21:59

quality we can possibly

1:21:59

offer you for the price

1:22:02

points we sell it at. So Yeah.

1:22:04

Just to echo what Dave

1:22:06

said, please help help us spread the word word-of-mouth is,

1:22:08

you know, best

1:22:11

type of marketing And, yeah, once we grow I

1:22:13

mean, look, it's really simple guys in order for us

1:22:16

to do the things that we

1:22:18

wanna do and do it bigger and

1:22:20

better.

1:22:20

you would bigger and better we

1:22:22

need more revenue, we need more growth,

1:22:24

we need more eyes on the brand.

1:22:26

And luckily, it's been a great

1:22:28

growth process for us in this past

1:22:31

year, but to get to where we're trying to get to, like, because we talked

1:22:33

about this, our goal is to

1:22:35

become a household name at some point.

1:22:37

You know? And in order to become

1:22:39

a household name, you can't

1:22:41

be fucking operating with the skeleton crew when like strapped for resources,

1:22:43

you know. But we're getting

1:22:45

there. We're getting there slowly

1:22:48

but surely and

1:22:51

I'm always saying this by just

1:22:53

always full of gratitude and thanks

1:22:55

and appreciation for the people who've

1:22:57

been riding with us. whether they've been there since

1:22:59

twenty seventeen or they came on at

1:23:02

some point during the process, we

1:23:04

appreciate you guys one

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