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Kind: captions Language: en Joe<00:00:02.159> Rogan<00:00:02.560> podcast.<00:00:03.120> Check<00:00:03.280> it<00:00:03.439> out. Joe Rogan podcast. Check it out. >> The<00:00:04.160> Joe<00:00:04.480> Rogan<00:00:05.200> Experience. >> The Joe Rogan Experience. >> TRAIN<00:00:06.560> BY<00:00:06.720> DAY.<00:00:06.960> JOE<00:00:07.200> ROGAN<00:00:07.680> PODCAST<00:00:08.160> BY >> TRAIN BY DAY. JOE ROGAN PODCAST BY NIGHT.<00:00:09.120> All<00:00:09.280> day. >> What's<00:00:12.800> up?<00:00:13.120> What's<00:00:13.360> going<00:00:13.440> on?<00:00:13.920> What's >> What's up? What's going on? What's happening? >> Chaos.<00:00:15.280> I<00:00:15.440> love<00:00:15.599> it. >> Chaos. I love it. >> Everything. >> Yeah.<00:00:17.440> The<00:00:17.680> world's<00:00:18.080> crazy. >> Yeah. The world's crazy. >> Center<00:00:18.800> of<00:00:18.880> the<00:00:19.039> storm.<00:00:19.680> I<00:00:19.920> think<00:00:20.240> I<00:00:20.480> think<00:00:20.560> the >> Center of the storm. I think I think the world's<00:00:21.039> back<00:00:21.119> at<00:00:21.359> war<00:00:21.600> today<00:00:21.840> again.<00:00:22.240> Like world's back at war today again. Like officially, >> right? >> I<00:00:25.119> don't<00:00:25.199> know.<00:00:25.359> I<00:00:25.600> don't<00:00:25.760> think<00:00:25.920> that >> I don't know. I don't think that agreement<00:00:27.439> with<00:00:27.680> Iran<00:00:28.320> lasted<00:00:29.599> at<00:00:29.840> all. agreement with Iran lasted at all. >> Which<00:00:30.480> one? >> Which one? >> I<00:00:31.599> think<00:00:31.760> there's<00:00:32.160> there<00:00:32.399> was<00:00:32.559> bombings<00:00:33.040> today >> I think there's there was bombings today in<00:00:34.399> Lebanon<00:00:35.520> and<00:00:35.760> I<00:00:35.920> think<00:00:36.079> there's<00:00:36.320> bombings in Lebanon and I think there's bombings today<00:00:37.360> in<00:00:37.760> American<00:00:38.239> bases. >> I<00:00:42.399> try<00:00:42.559> to<00:00:42.800> not<00:00:43.040> pay<00:00:43.200> attention,<00:00:43.600> dude.<00:00:43.920> I >> I try to not pay attention, dude. I really<00:00:44.320> do.<00:00:44.879> I<00:00:45.040> try<00:00:45.200> to<00:00:45.280> distract<00:00:45.760> myself<00:00:46.160> with really do. I try to distract myself with science<00:00:47.200> stuff<00:00:47.520> and<00:00:47.760> space.<00:00:48.960> Uh,<00:00:49.280> I<00:00:49.600> was science stuff and space. Uh, I was watching<00:00:50.000> this<00:00:50.239> documentary<00:00:50.879> yesterday<00:00:51.360> on watching this documentary yesterday on how<00:00:52.000> they<00:00:52.320> make<00:00:53.360> chips,<00:00:54.160> like<00:00:54.320> how<00:00:54.559> they<00:00:54.719> make how they make chips, like how they make like<00:00:55.120> semiconductor<00:00:55.840> chips.<00:00:57.199> Dude,<00:00:58.239> this like semiconductor chips. Dude, this [ __ ]<00:00:59.039> machine<00:00:59.440> that<00:00:59.680> they<00:00:59.920> use.<00:01:00.160> I'm<00:01:00.320> going [ __ ] machine that they use. I'm going to<00:01:00.480> send<00:01:00.559> you<00:01:00.640> this,<00:01:00.879> Jamie,<00:01:01.199> because<00:01:01.359> it's to send you this, Jamie, because it's bananas.<00:01:02.160> It's<00:01:02.399> like<00:01:02.640> one<00:01:02.879> of<00:01:02.960> the<00:01:03.120> most bananas. It's like one of the most complex<00:01:04.080> machines<00:01:04.720> in<00:01:04.960> the<00:01:05.199> world.<00:01:06.400> And<00:01:06.880> this complex machines in the world. And this this<00:01:07.840> machine<00:01:08.240> they<00:01:08.479> use<00:01:08.640> to<00:01:08.799> make this machine they use to make semiconductors,<00:01:10.159> make<00:01:10.400> chips.<00:01:10.880> And<00:01:11.040> they semiconductors, make chips. And they were<00:01:11.439> explaining<00:01:12.479> the<00:01:12.799> process<00:01:13.280> of<00:01:13.600> making were explaining the process of making these<00:01:14.159> chips,<00:01:14.560> how<00:01:14.880> [ __ ]<00:01:15.600> nuts<00:01:16.000> it<00:01:16.159> is, these chips, how [ __ ] nuts it is, man.<00:01:17.119> the<00:01:17.360> the<00:01:17.840> amount<00:01:18.240> of<00:01:18.560> atoms<00:01:18.960> that<00:01:19.200> are man. the the amount of atoms that are stacked<00:01:19.840> on<00:01:20.080> and<00:01:20.400> like<00:01:20.560> the<00:01:20.799> way<00:01:20.960> they<00:01:21.200> do<00:01:21.280> it stacked on and like the way they do it to<00:01:21.759> make<00:01:21.840> these<00:01:22.479> like<00:01:22.960> super<00:01:23.520> complex to make these like super complex high-end<00:01:24.720> chips.<00:01:26.159> There's<00:01:26.560> people<00:01:26.799> out high-end chips. There's people out there,<00:01:27.280> Tony,<00:01:27.759> that<00:01:28.240> are<00:01:28.560> doing<00:01:28.799> things<00:01:29.200> way there, Tony, that are doing things way different<00:01:29.840> than<00:01:30.080> us.<00:01:31.200> Okay?<00:01:32.400> We're<00:01:32.640> out<00:01:32.880> there different than us. Okay? We're out there talking<00:01:33.840> about<00:01:34.320> sucking<00:01:34.880> dicks<00:01:35.360> and talking about sucking dicks and [laughter] people<00:01:38.720> [ __ ]<00:01:39.119> themselves.<00:01:39.759> And<00:01:40.079> what's people [ __ ] themselves. And what's going<00:01:40.640> on<00:01:41.040> in<00:01:41.439> other<00:01:41.759> parts<00:01:42.000> of<00:01:42.079> the<00:01:42.240> world<00:01:42.560> is going on in other parts of the world is people<00:01:43.280> are<00:01:43.520> doing<00:01:43.840> science<00:01:44.320> fiction.<00:01:45.040> like people are doing science fiction. like they're<00:01:45.439> they're<00:01:45.840> actually<00:01:46.240> doing<00:01:46.479> science they're they're actually doing science fiction.<00:01:47.759> Uh<00:01:48.960> here<00:01:49.200> it<00:01:49.360> is.<00:01:49.840> Give<00:01:50.000> me<00:01:50.159> a fiction. Uh here it is. Give me a second.<00:01:51.280> I<00:01:51.759> uh<00:01:51.920> like<00:01:52.079> to<00:01:52.320> save<00:01:52.640> things.<00:01:52.880> Here second. I uh like to save things. Here it<00:01:53.200> is.<00:01:53.840> The<00:01:54.000> world's<00:01:54.399> most<00:01:54.720> important it is. The world's most important machine. >> It's<00:01:57.520> the<00:01:57.680> one<00:01:57.840> that's<00:01:58.000> an<00:01:58.159> hour<00:01:58.399> long. >> It's the one that's an hour long. >> Yes.<00:01:59.360> Did<00:01:59.520> you<00:01:59.680> find<00:01:59.840> it? >> Yes. Did you find it? >> Yeah.<00:02:00.399> Just<00:02:00.799> an<00:02:00.960> hour<00:02:01.280> long. >> Yeah. Just an hour long. >> Yeah.<00:02:02.240> But<00:02:02.479> go<00:02:02.719> just<00:02:02.960> go<00:02:03.040> to<00:02:03.200> the<00:02:03.520> There's<00:02:03.920> some >> Yeah. But go just go to the There's some animation<00:02:04.640> where<00:02:04.880> they<00:02:05.119> show<00:02:05.759> how<00:02:06.079> they<00:02:06.320> make animation where they show how they make these<00:02:06.880> things.<00:02:08.080> Like<00:02:08.399> it<00:02:08.640> was<00:02:08.800> right<00:02:09.119> where these things. Like it was right where you<00:02:09.599> were<00:02:09.759> at. you were at. >> This<00:02:10.319> is<00:02:10.479> right<00:02:10.560> at<00:02:10.720> the<00:02:10.879> beginning. >> This is right at the beginning. >> Yeah.<00:02:11.680> Okay.<00:02:12.160> Oh,<00:02:12.560> okay.<00:02:12.879> So,<00:02:13.040> they're<00:02:13.200> just >> Yeah. Okay. Oh, okay. So, they're just showing<00:02:14.160> some<00:02:14.480> of<00:02:14.640> the<00:02:15.280> um<00:02:16.319> the<00:02:16.640> different showing some of the um the different aspects<00:02:17.599> of<00:02:17.840> how<00:02:18.000> these<00:02:18.239> things<00:02:18.400> are<00:02:18.560> made. aspects of how these things are made. Look,<00:02:18.959> go<00:02:19.120> back<00:02:19.200> to<00:02:19.360> where<00:02:19.520> that<00:02:19.680> guy<00:02:19.760> had<00:02:19.920> the Look, go back to where that guy had the laser<00:02:20.319> beam.<00:02:20.640> That's<00:02:20.879> perfect,<00:02:21.360> actually, laser beam. That's perfect, actually, where<00:02:21.760> that<00:02:21.920> guy<00:02:22.080> had<00:02:22.160> the<00:02:22.319> laser<00:02:22.560> beam.<00:02:22.959> So, where that guy had the laser beam. So, this<00:02:23.360> is<00:02:23.520> him<00:02:23.760> explaining<00:02:24.239> this.<00:02:24.640> So,<00:02:25.280> look<00:02:25.440> at this is him explaining this. So, look at this.<00:02:26.720> Back<00:02:26.959> it<00:02:27.120> up<00:02:27.280> a<00:02:27.520> little<00:02:27.599> bit<00:02:28.080> and<00:02:28.400> give this. Back it up a little bit and give me<00:02:28.640> some<00:02:28.879> volume. me some volume. >> Can<00:02:30.800> you<00:02:30.879> back<00:02:31.040> it<00:02:31.120> up<00:02:31.200> a<00:02:31.360> little<00:02:31.440> bit,<00:02:31.599> please? >> Can you back it up a little bit, please? >> I<00:02:32.400> want<00:02:32.560> to<00:02:32.640> introduce<00:02:33.040> it<00:02:33.200> to<00:02:33.360> you<00:02:33.599> with<00:02:33.840> a >> I want to introduce it to you with a thought<00:02:34.480> experiment.<00:02:35.680> Imagine thought experiment. Imagine you<00:02:37.440> are<00:02:37.680> shrunk<00:02:38.080> down<00:02:38.239> to<00:02:38.480> the<00:02:38.640> size<00:02:38.959> of<00:02:39.120> an you are shrunk down to the size of an end<00:02:40.640> and<00:02:40.879> you're<00:02:41.200> given<00:02:41.440> a<00:02:41.599> laser<00:02:41.920> that's end and you're given a laser that's strong<00:02:42.560> enough<00:02:42.879> to<00:02:43.120> melt<00:02:43.440> through<00:02:43.680> metal<00:02:44.160> like strong enough to melt through metal like butter.<00:02:45.280> Next,<00:02:45.599> a<00:02:45.840> tiny<00:02:46.160> droplet<00:02:46.480> of<00:02:46.640> molten butter. Next, a tiny droplet of molten tin,<00:02:47.440> roughly<00:02:47.840> the<00:02:48.080> size<00:02:48.239> of<00:02:48.400> a<00:02:48.560> white<00:02:48.720> blood tin, roughly the size of a white blood cell,<00:02:49.440> is<00:02:49.599> shot<00:02:49.920> out<00:02:50.080> in<00:02:50.319> front<00:02:50.400> of<00:02:50.560> you<00:02:50.879> around cell, is shot out in front of you around 250<00:02:52.160> km<00:02:53.040> hour.<00:02:53.519> And<00:02:53.680> your<00:02:53.920> task<00:02:54.160> is<00:02:54.400> to<00:02:54.560> hit 250 km hour. And your task is to hit this<00:02:54.959> not<00:02:55.200> once,<00:02:55.840> not<00:02:56.080> twice,<00:02:56.800> but<00:02:57.040> three this not once, not twice, but three times<00:02:57.519> in<00:02:57.680> a<00:02:57.920> row<00:02:58.080> in<00:02:58.400> 20<00:02:58.720> microsconds<00:02:59.599> with times in a row in 20 microsconds with your<00:03:00.000> little<00:03:00.319> laser.<00:03:01.360> Well,<00:03:01.680> that<00:03:01.920> is<00:03:02.159> exactly your little laser. Well, that is exactly what<00:03:03.040> this<00:03:03.280> machine<00:03:03.599> does.<00:03:03.920> It<00:03:04.159> hits<00:03:04.400> one<00:03:04.640> tiny what this machine does. It hits one tiny tin<00:03:05.280> droplet<00:03:05.840> three<00:03:06.159> times<00:03:06.319> in<00:03:06.480> a<00:03:06.720> row, tin droplet three times in a row, heating<00:03:07.519> each<00:03:07.760> one<00:03:07.920> up<00:03:08.080> to<00:03:08.319> over<00:03:08.720> 220,000 heating each one up to over 220,000 Kelvin.<00:03:10.800> That's<00:03:11.040> roughly<00:03:11.599> 40<00:03:11.920> times<00:03:12.239> hotter Kelvin. That's roughly 40 times hotter than<00:03:13.040> the<00:03:13.200> surface<00:03:13.519> of<00:03:13.680> the<00:03:13.840> sun.<00:03:14.560> And<00:03:14.720> it than the surface of the sun. And it doesn't<00:03:15.120> just<00:03:15.280> hit<00:03:15.599> one<00:03:15.840> droplet.<00:03:16.800> It<00:03:17.040> hits doesn't just hit one droplet. It hits 50,000<00:03:18.640> droplets<00:03:19.519> every<00:03:19.920> single<00:03:20.319> second. 50,000 droplets every single second. >> How<00:03:20.959> often<00:03:21.200> do<00:03:21.360> you<00:03:21.440> miss<00:03:21.599> a<00:03:21.840> laser<00:03:22.159> shot? >> How often do you miss a laser shot? >> We<00:03:23.120> don't<00:03:23.519> miss<00:03:23.840> them. >> We don't miss them. >> What?<00:03:24.640> You<00:03:24.879> do<00:03:25.519> 150,000<00:03:26.560> laser<00:03:26.959> shots<00:03:27.360> a >> What? You do 150,000 laser shots a second<00:03:28.480> and<00:03:28.640> you<00:03:28.800> don't<00:03:28.959> miss<00:03:29.200> one. second and you don't miss one. >> Exactly.<00:03:31.200> The<00:03:31.440> same<00:03:31.680> machine<00:03:32.000> also<00:03:32.400> contains >> Exactly. The same machine also contains mirrors<00:03:33.200> that<00:03:33.440> might<00:03:33.680> just<00:03:33.920> be<00:03:34.159> the<00:03:34.560> smoothest mirrors that might just be the smoothest objects<00:03:35.680> in<00:03:35.920> the<00:03:36.080> universe.<00:03:36.799> If<00:03:37.040> you<00:03:37.280> scale objects in the universe. If you scale one<00:03:37.840> up<00:03:38.000> to<00:03:38.159> the<00:03:38.319> size<00:03:38.480> of<00:03:38.560> the<00:03:38.720> Earth,<00:03:39.120> then one up to the size of the Earth, then the<00:03:39.440> largest<00:03:39.840> bump<00:03:40.159> would<00:03:40.400> be<00:03:40.560> no<00:03:40.799> thicker the largest bump would be no thicker than<00:03:41.440> a<00:03:41.599> playing<00:03:41.920> card. than a playing card. >> On<00:03:42.799> top<00:03:42.959> of<00:03:43.040> that,<00:03:43.360> it<00:03:43.519> is<00:03:43.680> able<00:03:43.920> to<00:03:44.080> overlay >> On top of that, it is able to overlay one<00:03:44.879> layer<00:03:44.959> of<00:03:45.120> a<00:03:45.280> chip<00:03:45.599> perfectly<00:03:46.080> on<00:03:46.239> top<00:03:46.400> of one layer of a chip perfectly on top of another<00:03:46.879> and<00:03:47.200> never<00:03:47.440> be<00:03:47.599> off<00:03:47.840> by<00:03:48.159> more<00:03:48.400> than another and never be off by more than five<00:03:49.040> atoms.<00:03:49.920> And<00:03:50.159> this<00:03:50.400> is<00:03:50.560> all<00:03:50.799> happening five atoms. And this is all happening while<00:03:51.519> parts<00:03:51.840> of<00:03:51.920> the<00:03:52.080> machine<00:03:52.480> whip<00:03:52.799> around while parts of the machine whip around at<00:03:53.280> accelerations<00:03:53.920> of<00:03:54.159> over<00:03:54.560> 20<00:03:55.040> GS.<00:03:56.319> For<00:03:56.720> 30 at accelerations of over 20 GS. For 30 years,<00:03:57.280> almost<00:03:57.680> everyone<00:03:58.080> thought<00:03:58.400> that years, almost everyone thought that actually<00:03:59.120> building<00:03:59.439> this<00:03:59.760> machine<00:04:00.159> was actually building this machine was impossible.<00:04:01.680> And<00:04:01.920> yet,<00:04:02.319> it<00:04:02.640> exists. impossible. And yet, it exists. [clears throat]<00:04:03.680> There<00:04:03.920> is<00:04:04.159> only<00:04:04.640> one [clears throat] There is only one company<00:04:05.360> in<00:04:05.680> the<00:04:05.840> world<00:04:06.080> that<00:04:06.400> can<00:04:06.560> make<00:04:06.720> it. company in the world that can make it. So,<00:04:07.519> what<00:04:07.680> is<00:04:07.840> this<00:04:08.080> company?<00:04:08.560> And<00:04:08.799> what<00:04:09.040> is So, what is this company? And what is this<00:04:09.439> impossible<00:04:10.080> machine<00:04:10.560> they've<00:04:10.959> built? this impossible machine they've built? 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This is how they<00:04:24.080> make<00:04:24.400> One<00:04:24.639> interesting<00:04:24.960> thing<00:04:25.040> I<00:04:25.199> can they make One interesting thing I can just<00:04:25.440> add,<00:04:25.680> I<00:04:25.840> know<00:04:26.479> when<00:04:26.720> they<00:04:26.880> make<00:04:27.040> those, just add, I know when they make those, they<00:04:27.440> make<00:04:27.600> like<00:04:27.680> a<00:04:27.840> big<00:04:28.080> sheet<00:04:28.400> of<00:04:28.639> chips,<00:04:29.120> you they make like a big sheet of chips, you know? >> Mhm. >> Like<00:04:30.160> there'll<00:04:30.400> be<00:04:30.479> like<00:04:30.639> 30<00:04:30.880> or<00:04:31.120> 50<00:04:31.360> of<00:04:31.520> them. >> Like there'll be like 30 or 50 of them. 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And if it's like<00:04:42.160> uh<00:04:42.639> 85<00:04:43.040> out<00:04:43.199> of<00:04:43.360> 100,<00:04:43.600> it<00:04:43.759> becomes<00:04:43.919> like like uh 85 out of 100, it becomes like the<00:04:44.160> i7<00:04:44.639> chip.<00:04:45.199> So<00:04:45.280> they<00:04:45.440> all<00:04:45.520> come<00:04:45.680> off<00:04:45.840> the the i7 chip. So they all come off the same<00:04:46.160> sheet.<00:04:47.199> Like<00:04:47.360> the<00:04:47.440> best<00:04:47.600> ones<00:04:47.919> become same sheet. Like the best ones become the<00:04:48.320> best<00:04:48.479> chips.<00:04:48.720> They<00:04:48.880> sell<00:04:48.960> them<00:04:49.120> for<00:04:49.199> the the best chips. They sell them for the most<00:04:49.520> money. most money. >> The<00:04:50.560> next<00:04:50.639> ones<00:04:51.040> are<00:04:51.199> just<00:04:51.280> a<00:04:51.440> little >> The next ones are just a little degraded. >> No<00:04:52.560> kidding.<00:04:53.199> Interesting. >> No kidding. Interesting. So<00:04:55.040> where<00:04:55.199> there<00:04:55.360> was<00:04:55.520> that<00:04:55.680> issue<00:04:55.840> with<00:04:56.080> that So where there was that issue with that Samsung<00:04:56.880> chip<00:04:57.280> factory<00:04:58.080> and<00:04:58.400> it<00:04:58.720> was<00:04:58.880> about Samsung chip factory and it was about they<00:04:59.919> weren't<00:05:00.320> getting<00:05:00.639> the<00:05:00.880> results<00:05:01.199> that they weren't getting the results that they<00:05:01.680> wanted.<00:05:02.479> So<00:05:02.720> it's<00:05:02.960> probably<00:05:03.199> they<00:05:03.440> were they wanted. So it's probably they were getting<00:05:03.840> more<00:05:04.080> of<00:05:04.160> the<00:05:04.400> shitty<00:05:04.720> chips getting more of the shitty chips >> and<00:05:05.680> not<00:05:05.840> enough<00:05:06.000> of<00:05:06.080> the<00:05:06.240> perfect >> and not enough of the perfect >> chips.<00:05:06.720> They<00:05:06.880> want<00:05:07.039> really<00:05:07.199> high-end<00:05:07.600> chips >> chips. They want really high-end chips and<00:05:08.000> it's<00:05:08.080> the<00:05:08.240> real and it's the real >> you<00:05:08.720> can<00:05:08.800> smoke.<00:05:09.039> We<00:05:09.199> have<00:05:09.280> a<00:05:09.600> fan<00:05:09.759> in<00:05:09.919> here, >> you can smoke. We have a fan in here, dude. >> Sweet. >> Um<00:05:13.120> yeah.<00:05:13.600> Uh,<00:05:14.560> I<00:05:14.880> mean,<00:05:15.759> imagine<00:05:16.400> if >> Um yeah. Uh, I mean, imagine if everybody<00:05:17.280> died everybody died and<00:05:19.280> it<00:05:19.520> was<00:05:19.680> just<00:05:19.919> us<00:05:20.160> in<00:05:20.400> this<00:05:20.560> room<00:05:21.120> and and it was just us in this room and there<00:05:21.600> was<00:05:21.759> like<00:05:21.919> three<00:05:22.240> late<00:05:22.560> Well,<00:05:23.120> be<00:05:23.280> more there was like three late Well, be more than<00:05:23.520> that.<00:05:23.759> We'd<00:05:24.000> have<00:05:24.080> to<00:05:24.160> have<00:05:24.320> more than that. We'd have to have more people.<00:05:25.039> Otherwise,<00:05:25.440> we're<00:05:25.600> going<00:05:25.680> to<00:05:25.759> [ __ ] people. Otherwise, we're going to [ __ ] up<00:05:26.000> the<00:05:26.160> gene<00:05:26.400> pool.<00:05:26.639> We're<00:05:26.880> all<00:05:27.039> going<00:05:27.120> to up the gene pool. 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You're [ __ ] >> Oh,<00:05:53.759> yeah. >> Oh, yeah. >> You're<00:05:54.160> not<00:05:54.320> inventing<00:05:54.720> that. >> You're not inventing that. >> Uh-uh. >> How<00:05:56.080> long<00:05:56.240> is<00:05:56.320> it<00:05:56.479> going<00:05:56.560> to<00:05:56.720> take? >> How long is it going to take? >> Infinity. >> And<00:05:58.880> how<00:05:59.120> many<00:05:59.360> people<00:05:59.759> have<00:05:59.919> to<00:06:00.080> pave<00:06:00.400> the >> And how many people have to pave the way?<00:06:01.120> This<00:06:01.360> is<00:06:01.440> the<00:06:01.600> thing.<00:06:01.840> For<00:06:02.000> every<00:06:02.240> one<00:06:02.320> of way? This is the thing. For every one of these<00:06:02.880> people<00:06:03.600> that<00:06:03.919> makes<00:06:04.639> uh<00:06:04.880> an<00:06:05.120> invention these people that makes uh an invention like<00:06:05.759> this,<00:06:06.240> you're<00:06:06.560> making<00:06:06.800> this<00:06:07.120> on<00:06:07.280> the like this, you're making this on the back<00:06:07.840> of<00:06:08.560> thousands<00:06:09.039> and<00:06:09.280> thousands<00:06:09.680> and back of thousands and thousands and thousands<00:06:10.400> of<00:06:10.720> [ __ ]<00:06:11.120> super<00:06:11.440> geniuses<00:06:12.080> that thousands of [ __ ] super geniuses that have<00:06:12.560> figured<00:06:12.800> out<00:06:12.960> each<00:06:13.199> and<00:06:13.360> every<00:06:13.520> step<00:06:13.680> of have figured out each and every step of the<00:06:14.000> way<00:06:14.080> that<00:06:14.240> can<00:06:14.400> lead<00:06:14.639> you<00:06:14.800> to<00:06:15.039> thinking, the way that can lead you to thinking, is<00:06:16.160> this<00:06:16.400> possible<00:06:16.639> that<00:06:16.880> we<00:06:17.039> could<00:06:17.199> do<00:06:17.360> this is this possible that we could do this next?<00:06:18.240> You<00:06:18.400> know,<00:06:18.560> they<00:06:18.720> all<00:06:18.960> build<00:06:19.280> on<00:06:19.520> each next? 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Well, I bet if one of them gets<00:06:30.400> a<00:06:30.560> hot<00:06:30.720> wife,<00:06:30.960> like<00:06:31.199> one<00:06:31.280> of<00:06:31.360> their gets a hot wife, like one of their patents<00:06:32.479> kicks<00:06:33.039> and<00:06:33.280> they<00:06:33.360> they<00:06:33.680> start<00:06:33.840> making patents kicks and they they start making bank<00:06:34.479> and<00:06:34.720> then<00:06:34.880> all<00:06:34.960> a<00:06:35.039> sudden<00:06:35.199> he<00:06:35.360> shows<00:06:35.600> up bank and then all a sudden he shows up for<00:06:35.840> work<00:06:35.919> in<00:06:36.000> a<00:06:36.160> Ferrari<00:06:37.039> and<00:06:37.199> next<00:06:37.440> you<00:06:37.600> know for work in a Ferrari and next you know he's<00:06:37.919> got<00:06:38.000> a<00:06:38.160> hot<00:06:38.319> wife.<00:06:38.560> Everybody's<00:06:38.880> like, he's got a hot wife. Everybody's like, "Oh<00:06:39.680> my<00:06:40.000> god." "Oh my god." >> Yeah.<00:06:41.440> Civilization<00:06:42.240> just<00:06:42.639> went<00:06:42.960> back<00:06:43.520> 100 >> Yeah. Civilization just went back 100 200<00:06:44.400> years. 200 years. >> We're<00:06:45.039> going<00:06:45.120> to<00:06:45.199> lose<00:06:45.520> Tim. >> We're going to lose Tim. >> Yeah.<00:06:46.759> [laughter] >> Yeah. [laughter] >> Tim<00:06:48.800> Tim's<00:06:49.120> taking<00:06:49.440> Adderall,<00:06:50.080> coding<00:06:50.479> 18 >> Tim Tim's taking Adderall, coding 18 hours<00:06:51.039> a<00:06:51.280> day<00:06:51.759> trying<00:06:52.000> to<00:06:52.160> figure<00:06:52.319> out<00:06:52.479> how<00:06:52.639> to hours a day trying to figure out how to get<00:06:52.880> us<00:06:53.039> to<00:06:53.199> Mars.<00:06:53.919> Actually,<00:06:54.800> that's<00:06:55.199> a<00:06:55.440> bad get us to Mars. Actually, that's a bad point<00:06:55.759> because<00:06:56.000> Elon<00:06:56.479> clearly<00:06:56.800> gets<00:06:57.039> [ __ ] point because Elon clearly gets [ __ ] and<00:06:58.080> doesn't<00:06:58.240> seem<00:06:58.479> to<00:06:58.560> be<00:06:58.720> affecting<00:06:59.039> him<00:06:59.199> at and doesn't seem to be affecting him at all. >> I<00:06:59.840> think<00:06:59.919> Elon's<00:07:00.479> different. >> I think Elon's different. >> He's<00:07:02.160> definitely<00:07:02.479> different. >> He's definitely different. >> Yeah.<00:07:03.440> I<00:07:03.680> mean,<00:07:03.840> some<00:07:04.080> people<00:07:04.240> are<00:07:04.479> different, >> Yeah. I mean, some people are different, different different. >> It's<00:07:06.160> fascinating<00:07:06.639> how<00:07:06.880> many<00:07:07.039> people<00:07:07.199> want<00:07:07.440> to >> It's fascinating how many people want to find<00:07:08.240> flaws<00:07:08.960> in<00:07:09.199> what<00:07:09.360> he's<00:07:09.599> doing find flaws in what he's doing >> instead<00:07:10.960> of<00:07:11.120> just<00:07:11.360> looking<00:07:11.520> at<00:07:11.680> this<00:07:11.919> like, >> instead of just looking at this like, wow,<00:07:12.400> this<00:07:12.560> is<00:07:12.639> an<00:07:12.880> extraordinary<00:07:13.599> time<00:07:13.840> to<00:07:14.080> be wow, this is an extraordinary time to be alive.<00:07:14.800> But<00:07:14.880> it's<00:07:15.120> because<00:07:15.360> of<00:07:15.520> this alive. 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Like it's not a little amount.<00:07:52.240> And<00:07:52.880> the<00:07:53.199> idea<00:07:53.599> that<00:07:53.919> you<00:07:54.160> should<00:07:54.400> let amount. And the idea that you should let it<00:07:54.879> go<00:07:55.039> on<00:07:55.680> because<00:07:55.919> it's<00:07:56.240> going<00:07:56.319> to<00:07:56.400> save it go on because it's going to save lives<00:07:57.120> and<00:07:57.360> there's<00:07:57.840> a<00:07:58.080> bunch<00:07:58.240> of<00:07:58.319> people<00:07:58.400> that lives and there's a bunch of people that are<00:07:58.720> stealing<00:07:59.039> money.<00:07:59.919> Okay,<00:08:00.400> I<00:08:00.639> see<00:08:00.800> that are stealing money. Okay, I see that argument.<00:08:01.840> But<00:08:03.199> why<00:08:03.440> are<00:08:03.599> we<00:08:03.759> sending<00:08:04.080> them argument. But why are we sending them money<00:08:04.400> in<00:08:04.560> the<00:08:04.720> first<00:08:04.879> place?<00:08:05.199> Like<00:08:05.680> wh<00:08:06.080> what's money in the first place? Like wh what's Did<00:08:06.800> we<00:08:07.120> do<00:08:07.360> something<00:08:07.599> to<00:08:07.759> them?<00:08:08.000> Do<00:08:08.160> we<00:08:08.400> owe Did we do something to them? Do we owe them<00:08:08.720> money?<00:08:09.280> No.<00:08:09.599> Okay,<00:08:09.840> we're<00:08:10.080> just<00:08:10.240> being them money? No. Okay, we're just being nice.<00:08:10.720> Are<00:08:10.879> you<00:08:10.960> sure<00:08:11.120> we're<00:08:11.280> just<00:08:11.440> being nice. Are you sure we're just being nice?<00:08:12.000> Is<00:08:12.160> there<00:08:12.319> anybody<00:08:12.639> profiting<00:08:13.039> of<00:08:13.280> us nice? 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This is a business. This isn't<00:08:59.519> really<00:08:59.839> charity.<00:09:00.880> Most<00:09:01.120> of<00:09:01.200> the<00:09:01.360> money isn't really charity. Most of the money is<00:09:01.760> going<00:09:02.000> to<00:09:02.240> your<00:09:02.480> employees<00:09:03.120> and<00:09:03.279> your is going to your employees and your overhead<00:09:03.920> and<00:09:04.160> your<00:09:04.480> why<00:09:04.720> do<00:09:04.800> you<00:09:04.959> have<00:09:05.120> such<00:09:05.279> a overhead and your why do you have such a big<00:09:05.680> building?<00:09:06.160> Like<00:09:06.320> what<00:09:06.480> are<00:09:06.640> you<00:09:06.800> doing? big building? Like what are you doing? 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It's so disheartening because you<00:09:44.000> you've<00:09:44.720> so<00:09:44.959> that's<00:09:45.279> what<00:09:45.440> all<00:09:45.680> that<00:09:46.560> stuff you you've so that's what all that stuff is<00:09:47.440> and<00:09:47.680> it's<00:09:47.839> also<00:09:48.080> if<00:09:48.240> you<00:09:48.320> listen<00:09:48.480> to<00:09:48.720> it is and it's also if you listen to it when<00:09:49.360> Mike<00:09:49.680> Benz<00:09:50.000> has<00:09:50.160> been<00:09:50.240> on<00:09:50.399> my<00:09:50.560> podcast<00:09:50.880> a when Mike Benz has been on my podcast a few<00:09:51.200> times<00:09:51.360> and<00:09:51.600> explains<00:09:52.080> us<00:09:52.320> a few times and explains us a people<00:09:54.160> think<00:09:54.320> of<00:09:54.480> it<00:09:54.640> as<00:09:54.959> aid<00:09:55.600> you<00:09:55.760> think<00:09:55.920> of people think of it as aid you think of it<00:09:56.160> as<00:09:56.399> oh<00:09:56.640> we're<00:09:56.800> helping<00:09:57.120> the<00:09:57.360> world<00:09:57.920> which it as oh we're helping the world which is<00:09:58.320> great<00:09:58.720> right<00:09:59.120> but<00:09:59.440> it's<00:09:59.680> not<00:09:59.839> that<00:10:00.160> it's is great right but it's not that it's the<00:10:00.560> agency<00:10:00.959> for<00:10:01.200> international<00:10:01.760> development the agency for international development and<00:10:02.959> it<00:10:03.120> involves<00:10:04.000> funding<00:10:04.959> rap<00:10:05.360> bands and it involves funding rap bands overseas<00:10:07.200> that<00:10:07.600> are<00:10:08.160> uh<00:10:08.560> the<00:10:09.120> subversive<00:10:09.920> rap overseas that are uh the subversive rap bands<00:10:10.640> that<00:10:10.880> are<00:10:11.040> supposed<00:10:11.440> to<00:10:12.080> uh<00:10:12.399> excite bands that are supposed to uh excite people<00:10:13.120> to<00:10:13.360> take<00:10:13.519> over<00:10:13.680> the<00:10:13.920> government. people to take over the government. 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People have long<00:10:30.320> said<00:10:31.120> that<00:10:31.839> rap<00:10:32.160> music<00:10:32.560> even<00:10:32.720> though long said that rap music even though listen<00:10:33.760> you<00:10:34.000> love<00:10:34.240> hip-hop.<00:10:34.720> I<00:10:34.880> know<00:10:34.959> you<00:10:35.120> just listen you love hip-hop. I know you just got<00:10:35.440> back<00:10:35.519> from<00:10:35.680> Kanye<00:10:36.160> West.<00:10:36.560> I'm<00:10:36.720> a<00:10:36.880> huge got back from Kanye West. I'm a huge hip-hop<00:10:37.519> fan. hip-hop fan. >> We<00:10:38.000> got<00:10:38.079> to<00:10:38.160> talk<00:10:38.320> about<00:10:38.399> that<00:10:38.560> at<00:10:38.720> some<00:10:38.880> point. >> We got to talk about that at some point. >> We<00:10:39.279> definitely<00:10:39.519> do.<00:10:39.760> I<00:10:40.000> love<00:10:40.240> hip-hop.<00:10:41.200> Um, >> We definitely do. I love hip-hop. Um, but<00:10:41.920> there's<00:10:42.079> some<00:10:42.320> people<00:10:42.480> that<00:10:42.720> believe but there's some people that believe that<00:10:43.360> gangster<00:10:43.920> rap<00:10:44.320> in<00:10:44.560> particular<00:10:45.680> when<00:10:46.079> it that gangster rap in particular when it came<00:10:46.560> about<00:10:46.880> in<00:10:47.120> the<00:10:47.279> 1980s<00:10:48.399> was<00:10:48.800> a<00:10:49.040> part<00:10:49.360> of<00:10:49.920> a came about in the 1980s was a part of a the<00:10:50.480> push<00:10:51.200> to<00:10:51.600> popularize<00:10:52.160> it<00:10:52.320> and<00:10:52.560> produce<00:10:52.880> it the push to popularize it and produce it was<00:10:53.600> a<00:10:53.839> a<00:10:54.160> part<00:10:54.399> of<00:10:55.200> the<00:10:55.519> government.<00:10:56.399> some was a a part of the government. some faction<00:10:57.040> of<00:10:57.120> the<00:10:57.279> government,<00:10:57.600> some<00:10:57.760> faction, faction of the government, some faction, some<00:10:58.480> intelligence<00:10:58.959> agencies,<00:10:59.760> wanting<00:11:00.240> to some intelligence agencies, wanting to create<00:11:00.959> more<00:11:01.200> crime,<00:11:02.079> wanting<00:11:02.480> to<00:11:02.800> fill<00:11:03.120> more create more crime, wanting to fill more private<00:11:04.000> prisons,<00:11:05.040> wanting<00:11:05.440> to<00:11:06.399> erode<00:11:06.720> the private prisons, wanting to erode the fabric<00:11:07.200> of<00:11:07.440> society<00:11:08.000> so<00:11:08.160> they<00:11:08.399> could<00:11:08.560> push<00:11:08.800> for fabric of society so they could push for more<00:11:09.279> laws<00:11:09.680> to<00:11:09.920> keep<00:11:10.079> you<00:11:10.320> safer.<00:11:11.360> This<00:11:11.600> is more laws to keep you safer. This is like<00:11:12.320> the<00:11:12.720> one<00:11:12.959> of<00:11:13.040> the<00:11:13.440> most<00:11:13.760> tinfoily<00:11:14.560> of like the one of the most tinfoily of tinfoil<00:11:15.440> hat<00:11:15.680> conspiracies.<00:11:16.800> But<00:11:17.040> people<00:11:17.200> are tinfoil hat conspiracies. But people are pointing<00:11:17.600> out<00:11:17.760> that<00:11:18.000> right<00:11:18.160> now<00:11:18.399> it's<00:11:18.560> like pointing out that right now it's like one<00:11:18.800> of<00:11:18.880> the<00:11:19.040> rare<00:11:19.360> times<00:11:19.600> where<00:11:19.839> no<00:11:20.079> rap<00:11:20.399> music one of the rare times where no rap music is<00:11:21.360> on<00:11:21.519> the<00:11:21.680> charts. is on the charts. >> Yeah.<00:11:22.720> And<00:11:22.880> they're<00:11:23.040> saying,<00:11:23.360> well,<00:11:23.760> how<00:11:24.000> does >> Yeah. And they're saying, well, how does this<00:11:24.640> coincide<00:11:25.279> with<00:11:25.600> US<00:11:25.920> A?<00:11:26.640> Was<00:11:26.959> US<00:11:27.279> A<00:11:27.680> like this coincide with US A? Was US A like actively<00:11:28.560> promoting<00:11:29.519> rap<00:11:29.839> music?<00:11:30.240> Was<00:11:30.399> that actively promoting rap music? Was that one<00:11:30.720> of<00:11:30.800> the<00:11:30.880> reasons<00:11:31.120> why<00:11:31.360> rap<00:11:31.600> music<00:11:31.839> was<00:11:32.000> so one of the reasons why rap music was so poss? >> Is<00:11:34.640> that<00:11:34.880> real?<00:11:35.440> That<00:11:35.680> can't<00:11:35.920> be<00:11:36.079> real. >> Is that real? That can't be real. >> Maybe<00:11:37.440> back<00:11:37.680> in<00:11:37.839> the<00:11:38.000> day.<00:11:38.640> It<00:11:38.880> seems<00:11:39.120> like >> Maybe back in the day. It seems like that<00:11:39.839> would<00:11:40.000> be<00:11:40.160> more<00:11:40.399> manipulative.<00:11:41.600> I<00:11:41.760> I that would be more manipulative. I I don't<00:11:42.160> see<00:11:42.320> how. don't see how. >> I<00:11:42.800> believed<00:11:42.959> that<00:11:43.200> until<00:11:43.440> I<00:11:43.600> heard<00:11:43.839> mumble<00:11:44.240> rap >> I believed that until I heard mumble rap and<00:11:44.640> I'm<00:11:44.720> like,<00:11:44.959> this<00:11:45.200> makes<00:11:46.000> this<00:11:46.240> is<00:11:46.399> not and I'm like, this makes this is not real.<00:11:47.279> This<00:11:47.519> is<00:11:47.680> trying<00:11:47.839> to<00:11:48.000> make<00:11:48.160> people real. This is trying to make people stupid. >> Yeah.<00:11:49.279> There's<00:11:49.600> there's<00:11:49.920> something<00:11:50.240> about >> Yeah. There's there's something about this,<00:11:51.120> you<00:11:51.279> know,<00:11:51.760> and<00:11:52.000> obviously<00:11:52.399> some this, you know, and obviously some artists<00:11:53.040> are<00:11:53.200> better<00:11:53.519> at<00:11:53.680> it<00:11:53.839> than<00:11:54.000> other. artists are better at it than other. Some<00:11:54.320> of<00:11:54.399> them<00:11:54.480> are<00:11:54.720> fun<00:11:54.880> the<00:11:55.120> way<00:11:55.279> they<00:11:55.440> do<00:11:55.519> it, Some of them are fun the way they do it, >> but<00:11:56.320> I'm<00:11:56.560> saying<00:11:57.040> there's<00:11:57.360> a<00:11:57.600> giant<00:11:58.320> chunk<00:11:58.560> of >> but I'm saying there's a giant chunk of them<00:11:59.040> that<00:11:59.360> are<00:12:00.079> inaudible. them that are inaudible. >> You<00:12:01.600> don't<00:12:01.680> know<00:12:01.760> what<00:12:02.160> like<00:12:02.399> who's<00:12:02.800> who's >> You don't know what like who's who's into<00:12:03.360> this? into this? >> Oh,<00:12:04.640> almost<00:12:05.040> all<00:12:05.200> of<00:12:05.360> them<00:12:05.519> are<00:12:05.760> inaudible. >> Oh, almost all of them are inaudible. >> Like<00:12:06.720> what<00:12:06.880> what's<00:12:07.200> going<00:12:07.279> on<00:12:07.519> there?<00:12:08.079> Imagine >> Like what what's going on there? Imagine if<00:12:08.639> like<00:12:08.800> that<00:12:09.040> was<00:12:09.120> it.<00:12:09.360> It<00:12:09.440> was<00:12:09.600> like<00:12:10.320> uh if like that was it. It was like uh people<00:12:10.720> heard<00:12:11.040> Nas<00:12:11.440> and<00:12:11.600> like<00:12:11.839> this<00:12:12.079> guy's<00:12:12.320> too people heard Nas and like this guy's too smart.<00:12:13.200> Uh<00:12:13.440> we<00:12:13.600> got<00:12:13.680> to<00:12:13.839> dumb<00:12:14.000> it<00:12:14.160> down<00:12:14.320> a smart. Uh we got to dumb it down a little.<00:12:15.040> We<00:12:15.279> got<00:12:15.360> to<00:12:15.440> promote<00:12:15.760> some<00:12:15.920> people little. We got to promote some people that<00:12:16.320> could<00:12:16.480> barely<00:12:16.880> talk. that could barely talk. >> Yeah.<00:12:17.760> We<00:12:18.000> got<00:12:18.160> to<00:12:18.480> promote<00:12:18.800> some<00:12:18.959> people<00:12:19.120> that >> Yeah. We got to promote some people that are<00:12:19.360> on<00:12:19.600> cough<00:12:19.839> syrup<00:12:20.240> apparently. are on cough syrup apparently. >> Yeah, >> that's<00:12:21.519> the<00:12:21.839> Have<00:12:21.920> you<00:12:22.000> ever<00:12:22.160> done<00:12:22.240> that<00:12:22.399> cough >> that's the Have you ever done that cough cough<00:12:22.959> syrup? cough syrup? >> No. >> They<00:12:24.079> seem<00:12:24.240> to<00:12:24.399> love<00:12:24.560> it. >> They seem to love it. >> A<00:12:25.279> lot<00:12:25.440> of<00:12:25.519> dudes<00:12:25.760> who<00:12:25.839> are<00:12:26.000> into<00:12:26.240> that<00:12:27.200> that >> A lot of dudes who are into that that cough<00:12:28.000> syrup,<00:12:28.320> man.<00:12:28.639> They<00:12:28.959> they<00:12:29.279> swear<00:12:29.600> by<00:12:29.760> it. cough syrup, man. They they swear by it. >> It's<00:12:30.480> crazy.<00:12:31.279> It's<00:12:31.440> got<00:12:31.600> to<00:12:31.760> be<00:12:31.920> fun.<00:12:32.399> It's<00:12:32.560> got >> It's crazy. It's got to be fun. It's got to<00:12:32.800> be<00:12:32.959> enjoyable. to be enjoyable. >> Is<00:12:33.839> it<00:12:34.000> codine?<00:12:34.560> Is<00:12:34.720> that<00:12:34.880> what<00:12:34.959> they're >> Is it codine? Is that what they're doing? >> I<00:12:35.600> think<00:12:35.839> so. >> I think so. >> Have<00:12:36.560> you<00:12:36.720> done<00:12:36.800> it,<00:12:37.040> Jamie? >> Have you done it, Jamie? Bro,<00:12:39.200> we<00:12:39.440> talked<00:12:39.680> about<00:12:39.839> this<00:12:40.000> before,<00:12:40.480> but<00:12:40.720> I Bro, we talked about this before, but I remember<00:12:42.079> um<00:12:42.480> back<00:12:42.720> in<00:12:43.279> the<00:12:43.600> 90s<00:12:44.639> I<00:12:44.959> got<00:12:45.120> a<00:12:45.360> hold remember um back in the 90s I got a hold of<00:12:45.760> some<00:12:46.000> Nyquil,<00:12:47.040> the<00:12:47.279> real<00:12:47.519> Nyquil.<00:12:48.720> Like<00:12:48.959> I of some Nyquil, the real Nyquil. Like I guess<00:12:49.360> they<00:12:49.680> changed<00:12:49.920> the<00:12:50.160> formula<00:12:50.560> for guess they changed the formula for Nyquil<00:12:51.839> and<00:12:52.240> uh<00:12:52.399> I<00:12:52.560> had<00:12:53.040> you<00:12:53.200> know<00:12:53.360> whatever Nyquil and uh I had you know whatever the<00:12:53.760> flu<00:12:54.000> or<00:12:54.240> something<00:12:54.480> and<00:12:54.639> I<00:12:54.800> took<00:12:54.959> some the flu or something and I took some Nyquil<00:12:55.519> and<00:12:55.600> I<00:12:55.680> was<00:12:55.839> laying<00:12:55.920> in<00:12:56.079> bed<00:12:56.160> and<00:12:56.240> I<00:12:56.399> was Nyquil and I was laying in bed and I was like<00:12:56.880> this<00:12:57.040> is<00:12:57.680> wonderful.<00:12:58.560> Yeah, like this is wonderful. Yeah, >> it<00:12:59.120> was<00:12:59.360> wonderful.<00:13:00.320> like<00:13:00.560> the<00:13:00.800> just<00:13:01.040> the >> it was wonderful. like the just the warmth,<00:13:02.000> the<00:13:02.320> softness<00:13:02.720> of<00:13:02.959> the<00:13:03.120> pillows<00:13:03.519> and warmth, the softness of the pillows and the<00:13:04.240> warmth<00:13:04.639> of<00:13:04.800> the<00:13:04.880> bed<00:13:05.120> with<00:13:05.279> the<00:13:05.360> covers the warmth of the bed with the covers over<00:13:05.839> me<00:13:06.160> like,<00:13:06.240> "Oh,<00:13:06.639> this<00:13:06.880> is<00:13:07.279> wonderful." over me like, "Oh, this is wonderful." And<00:13:08.399> I<00:13:08.560> remember<00:13:08.800> thinking,<00:13:09.120> "Oo,<00:13:09.920> this<00:13:10.240> is And I remember thinking, "Oo, this is dangerous." >> Oh,<00:13:11.600> yeah. >> Like,<00:13:12.480> this<00:13:12.720> is<00:13:12.959> a<00:13:13.279> dangerous<00:13:13.760> feeling. >> Like, this is a dangerous feeling. Because<00:13:14.720> if<00:13:14.959> your<00:13:15.200> life<00:13:15.440> was<00:13:15.680> [ __ ]<00:13:16.399> and<00:13:16.639> you Because if your life was [ __ ] and you found<00:13:17.040> that<00:13:17.360> like<00:13:17.600> that's<00:13:17.920> better<00:13:18.079> than found that like that's better than anything<00:13:19.200> else<00:13:19.440> that's<00:13:19.760> happening<00:13:20.079> in<00:13:20.399> your anything else that's happening in your life. >> And<00:13:22.639> you<00:13:22.800> can<00:13:22.959> get<00:13:23.040> it<00:13:23.200> at<00:13:23.519> CVS. >> And you can get it at CVS. >> Crazy.<00:13:25.120> Crazy. >> Crazy. Crazy. >> Who<00:13:25.600> was<00:13:25.680> in<00:13:25.839> the<00:13:26.000> old<00:13:26.160> Nyquil >> Who was in the old Nyquil >> before<00:13:27.600> they<00:13:27.839> switched<00:13:28.160> it? >> before they switched it? I<00:13:30.000> avoid<00:13:30.320> that<00:13:30.560> stuff<00:13:30.800> like<00:13:30.959> the<00:13:31.120> plague.<00:13:31.519> I'm I avoid that stuff like the plague. I'm afraid<00:13:32.000> of<00:13:32.240> medicine. afraid of medicine. >> So,<00:13:33.200> this<00:13:33.440> stuff<00:13:34.000> probably<00:13:34.480> was<00:13:34.639> like<00:13:34.880> sitting >> So, this stuff probably was like sitting in<00:13:35.440> my<00:13:35.600> house<00:13:36.000> if<00:13:36.320> I<00:13:36.399> took<00:13:36.639> it.<00:13:36.959> So,<00:13:37.200> it<00:13:37.360> might in my house if I took it. So, it might have<00:13:37.680> even<00:13:37.839> been<00:13:38.160> older<00:13:38.560> than<00:13:39.200> 97<00:13:40.000> or<00:13:40.399> 98 have even been older than 97 or 98 whenever<00:13:41.120> this<00:13:41.279> was<00:13:41.440> that<00:13:41.600> I<00:13:41.760> was<00:13:41.920> sick.<00:13:42.639> But whenever this was that I was sick. But I'll<00:13:43.040> never<00:13:43.200> forget<00:13:43.519> it<00:13:44.079> cuz<00:13:44.240> then<00:13:44.399> I<00:13:44.560> never I'll never forget it cuz then I never get<00:13:44.959> like<00:13:45.200> getting<00:13:45.519> scared<00:13:46.480> like<00:13:46.959> I<00:13:47.200> could get like getting scared like I could love<00:13:47.760> this.<00:13:48.320> Like<00:13:48.560> I<00:13:48.720> could<00:13:48.880> just<00:13:49.120> drink<00:13:49.360> this love this. Like I could just drink this during<00:13:49.920> the<00:13:50.160> day<00:13:50.320> and<00:13:50.639> just<00:13:50.800> like<00:13:50.959> sit<00:13:51.200> on<00:13:51.360> my during the day and just like sit on my back<00:13:51.760> porch<00:13:52.480> if<00:13:52.639> I<00:13:52.800> have<00:13:52.880> the<00:13:53.040> day<00:13:53.200> off. back porch if I have the day off. >> Just<00:13:54.639> get<00:13:54.959> obliterated<00:13:55.600> with<00:13:55.839> Nyquil<00:13:56.399> and >> Just get obliterated with Nyquil and just<00:13:56.720> enjoy<00:13:57.040> the<00:13:57.279> universe.<00:13:57.760> I<00:13:57.920> told<00:13:58.000> you just enjoy the universe. I told you about<00:13:58.399> that<00:13:58.560> time<00:13:58.720> I<00:13:58.880> took<00:13:59.040> a<00:13:59.199> half<00:13:59.360> of<00:13:59.519> the about that time I took a half of the pain<00:13:59.839> pill<00:14:00.000> that<00:14:00.240> the<00:14:00.399> dentist<00:14:00.800> gave<00:14:00.959> me<00:14:01.120> for pain pill that the dentist gave me for my<00:14:01.440> wisdom<00:14:01.839> tooth.<00:14:02.160> I<00:14:02.399> was<00:14:02.480> like,<00:14:02.639> "Oh,<00:14:03.120> [ __ ] my wisdom tooth. I was like, "Oh, [ __ ] This<00:14:03.760> is<00:14:03.920> lifechanging." This is lifechanging." >> It<00:14:04.959> says,<00:14:05.040> "The<00:14:05.279> earliest<00:14:05.760> Nyquil<00:14:06.399> formula >> It says, "The earliest Nyquil formula include<00:14:07.360> Ephadrin,<00:14:08.720> which<00:14:08.959> is<00:14:09.040> a include Ephadrin, which is a decongestant,<00:14:10.560> docam, decongestant, docam, doc,<00:14:13.279> docyamine, doc, docyamine, sisinate,<00:14:16.800> which<00:14:17.040> is<00:14:17.120> an<00:14:17.279> antihistamine, sisinate, which is an antihistamine, acetaminophen, dextro methorphan,<00:14:23.360> cough<00:14:23.680> suppressant,<00:14:24.160> and<00:14:24.399> about methorphan, cough suppressant, and about 25%<00:14:25.279> alcohol."<00:14:25.920> Mhm. 25% alcohol." Mhm. >> Oh,<00:14:26.399> I<00:14:26.480> was<00:14:26.639> getting<00:14:26.800> drunk,<00:14:27.120> too. >> Oh, I was getting drunk, too. >> Wow.<00:14:29.600> Um,<00:14:30.560> what<00:14:30.880> changed<00:14:31.360> the<00:14:31.519> mid-200s<00:14:32.240> after >> Wow. Um, what changed the mid-200s after the<00:14:32.720> combat<00:14:33.040> methamphetamine<00:14:34.000> at<00:14:34.160> There<00:14:34.320> it the combat methamphetamine at There it is.<00:14:35.279> They<00:14:35.600> removed<00:14:36.480> pseudo<00:14:37.360> epidurine.<00:14:38.240> So, is. They removed pseudo epidurine. So, was<00:14:38.639> that<00:14:38.720> the<00:14:38.959> stuff?<00:14:39.279> So,<00:14:39.519> it<00:14:39.760> wasn't was that the stuff? So, it wasn't coding.<00:14:40.959> But<00:14:41.040> is<00:14:41.279> there<00:14:41.680> I<00:14:41.839> think<00:14:41.920> there<00:14:42.160> is coding. But is there I think there is Nyquil<00:14:42.800> with<00:14:42.959> coding<00:14:43.360> though,<00:14:43.600> right? Nyquil with coding though, right? >> What<00:14:45.519> I<00:14:45.760> had<00:14:46.000> was<00:14:46.560> pretty<00:14:46.959> good.<00:14:47.920> I<00:14:48.160> don't >> What I had was pretty good. I don't think<00:14:48.399> it<00:14:48.560> was<00:14:48.720> as<00:14:48.959> simple. think it was as simple. >> Yeah.<00:14:50.720> You<00:14:50.959> had<00:14:51.040> the<00:14:51.199> stuff<00:14:51.360> they<00:14:51.600> could<00:14:51.760> make >> Yeah. You had the stuff they could make mess<00:14:52.160> out<00:14:52.320> of<00:14:52.480> or<00:14:52.720> whatever. mess out of or whatever. >> Yeah.<00:14:54.399> Okay.<00:14:54.639> Okay,<00:14:54.800> we'll<00:14:54.959> put<00:14:55.040> it<00:14:55.120> in >> Yeah. Okay. Okay, we'll put it in perplexity and<00:14:57.199> perplexity<00:14:57.920> says<00:14:59.360> in<00:14:59.600> the<00:14:59.760> mid<00:15:00.079> 20ou. and perplexity says in the mid 20ou. Yeah,<00:15:00.959> Nyquil<00:15:01.519> brands<00:15:01.760> sold<00:15:02.000> in<00:15:02.079> the<00:15:02.160> US<00:15:02.480> do Yeah, Nyquil brands sold in the US do not<00:15:02.880> contain<00:15:03.279> codin<00:15:03.760> and<00:15:04.000> there's<00:15:04.320> never<00:15:04.639> been not contain codin and there's never been a<00:15:05.120> standard<00:15:05.600> Vix<00:15:06.480> Nyquil<00:15:07.120> with<00:15:07.440> codin<00:15:08.320> in<00:15:08.560> its a standard Vix Nyquil with codin in its active<00:15:09.600> ingredient<00:15:10.160> lineup.<00:15:10.720> Typical<00:15:11.040> Nyquil active ingredient lineup. Typical Nyquil form.<00:15:12.000> So<00:15:12.240> codin.<00:15:13.120> So<00:15:13.440> does<00:15:13.600> any<00:15:14.000> cough<00:15:14.320> syrup form. So codin. So does any cough syrup have<00:15:14.959> codin<00:15:15.360> in<00:15:15.519> it? have codin in it? >> That's<00:15:16.160> what<00:15:16.720> lean<00:15:17.120> is.<00:15:17.600> So<00:15:17.680> you're<00:15:18.000> talking >> That's what lean is. So you're talking about >> they<00:15:18.720> add<00:15:18.880> it >> they add it >> or<00:15:19.680> is<00:15:19.839> it<00:15:20.000> just<00:15:20.240> prescription<00:15:20.880> cough<00:15:21.120> syrup? >> or is it just prescription cough syrup? >> That<00:15:21.839> was<00:15:21.920> the<00:15:22.079> whole<00:15:22.160> thing<00:15:22.320> about<00:15:22.560> it. >> That was the whole thing about it. Maybe<00:15:23.680> I<00:15:23.839> am<00:15:24.560> [ __ ]<00:15:24.959> up<00:15:25.120> my<00:15:25.360> memory<00:15:25.600> and Maybe I am [ __ ] up my memory and maybe<00:15:26.000> it<00:15:26.160> wasn't<00:15:26.399> Nyquil<00:15:27.120> cuz<00:15:27.440> whatever<00:15:27.760> it maybe it wasn't Nyquil cuz whatever it was.<00:15:28.160> It<00:15:28.320> seems<00:15:28.560> like was. It seems like >> you<00:15:28.959> get<00:15:29.120> [ __ ]<00:15:29.279> up<00:15:29.360> off<00:15:29.519> Nyquil<00:15:30.000> but<00:15:30.160> you >> you get [ __ ] up off Nyquil but you have<00:15:30.320> to<00:15:30.399> drink<00:15:30.560> like<00:15:30.639> the<00:15:30.800> whole<00:15:30.880> bottle.<00:15:31.199> You have to drink like the whole bottle. You get<00:15:31.360> Nyquil<00:15:32.000> like<00:15:32.399> just<00:15:32.639> get<00:15:32.880> [ __ ]<00:15:33.120> up. get Nyquil like just get [ __ ] up. >> I<00:15:33.600> definitely<00:15:33.839> didn't<00:15:34.000> drink<00:15:34.160> the<00:15:34.320> whole >> I definitely didn't drink the whole bottle.<00:15:34.959> I<00:15:35.120> I<00:15:35.360> know<00:15:35.440> I<00:15:35.680> took<00:15:35.920> a<00:15:36.240> dose bottle. I I know I took a dose like<00:15:38.000> a<00:15:38.240> strong<00:15:38.560> dose. like a strong dose. >> I<00:15:39.120> mean<00:15:39.279> you're<00:15:39.440> just<00:15:39.519> getting<00:15:39.680> [ __ ]<00:15:39.920> up<00:15:40.000> off >> I mean you're just getting [ __ ] up off 25%<00:15:40.800> alcohol<00:15:41.199> and<00:15:41.440> a<00:15:41.600> little<00:15:41.680> bit<00:15:41.760> of<00:15:42.000> a 25% alcohol and a little bit of a >> maybe >> a<00:15:43.440> little<00:15:43.519> bit<00:15:43.600> of<00:15:43.920> side<00:15:44.160> mess. >> a little bit of side mess. >> See<00:15:44.639> the<00:15:44.720> thing<00:15:44.880> is<00:15:45.040> it's<00:15:45.279> so<00:15:45.519> long<00:15:45.680> ago<00:15:46.000> I >> See the thing is it's so long ago I can't<00:15:46.480> remember.<00:15:46.800> I<00:15:47.040> say<00:15:47.279> Nyquil<00:15:47.839> because can't remember. I say Nyquil because it's<00:15:48.240> like<00:15:48.399> saying<00:15:48.720> Q-tips. it's like saying Q-tips. >> Yeah.<00:15:49.759> you<00:15:50.000> know,<00:15:50.079> or<00:15:50.320> Kleenex<00:15:51.120> just<00:15:51.279> because >> Yeah. you know, or Kleenex just because it's<00:15:51.759> tissues<00:15:52.079> or<00:15:52.480> ear<00:15:52.720> swabs.<00:15:53.600> I<00:15:53.839> don't<00:15:53.920> know it's tissues or ear swabs. I don't know if<00:15:54.240> it<00:15:54.320> was<00:15:54.399> Nyquil,<00:15:54.880> but<00:15:54.959> it<00:15:55.040> was<00:15:55.120> cough if it was Nyquil, but it was cough syrup,<00:15:55.839> whatever<00:15:56.079> the<00:15:56.240> [ __ ]<00:15:56.399> it<00:15:56.560> was.<00:15:57.040> And<00:15:57.199> I syrup, whatever the [ __ ] it was. And I felt<00:15:57.680> wonderful.<00:15:58.639> And<00:15:58.800> I<00:15:59.040> remember<00:15:59.279> thinking felt wonderful. And I remember thinking like,<00:15:59.920> this<00:16:00.079> could<00:16:00.240> be<00:16:00.320> a<00:16:00.560> real<00:16:00.720> problem. like, this could be a real problem. >> Like<00:16:01.839> that<00:16:02.079> one<00:16:02.240> day<00:16:02.320> in<00:16:02.480> bed,<00:16:02.639> cuz<00:16:02.800> I'm<00:16:02.959> always >> Like that one day in bed, cuz I'm always scared<00:16:03.440> of<00:16:03.680> stuff<00:16:03.920> like<00:16:04.079> that.<00:16:04.399> I'm<00:16:04.560> always scared of stuff like that. I'm always scared<00:16:04.959> to<00:16:05.120> get<00:16:05.360> I<00:16:05.519> knew<00:16:05.680> too<00:16:05.920> many<00:16:06.000> people scared to get I knew too many people when<00:16:06.320> I<00:16:06.480> was<00:16:06.639> growing<00:16:06.880> up<00:16:07.120> that<00:16:07.279> got<00:16:07.440> hooked<00:16:07.680> on when I was growing up that got hooked on stuff.<00:16:08.160> Yeah. stuff. Yeah. >> And<00:16:08.639> it<00:16:08.800> just<00:16:09.279> derailed<00:16:09.759> their<00:16:10.000> life.<00:16:10.399> So >> And it just derailed their life. So lying<00:16:10.880> in<00:16:11.040> bed,<00:16:11.120> I<00:16:11.199> was<00:16:11.279> like,<00:16:11.360> "Oh,<00:16:11.600> you're lying in bed, I was like, "Oh, you're going<00:16:11.839> to<00:16:11.920> do<00:16:12.079> this<00:16:12.240> again.<00:16:12.880> No<00:16:13.199> more<00:16:13.600> this." going to do this again. No more this." >> Right. >> I<00:16:15.120> like<00:16:15.279> it. >> I like it. >> Yeah.<00:16:17.680> I<00:16:17.920> got<00:16:18.000> a<00:16:18.160> knee<00:16:18.399> surgery<00:16:18.720> once.<00:16:18.959> They >> Yeah. I got a knee surgery once. They gave<00:16:19.199> me<00:16:19.440> morphine.<00:16:20.079> They<00:16:20.240> made<00:16:20.480> morphine<00:16:20.959> in gave me morphine. They made morphine in a<00:16:21.279> drip. a drip. >> And<00:16:22.560> they<00:16:22.880> say<00:16:23.040> that<00:16:23.279> you<00:16:23.440> can<00:16:23.519> only<00:16:23.759> hit<00:16:24.000> that >> And they say that you can only hit that button<00:16:24.480> so<00:16:24.800> many<00:16:24.880> times<00:16:25.199> it<00:16:25.440> stops<00:16:25.680> giving<00:16:25.920> to button so many times it stops giving to you.<00:16:26.320> Yeah.<00:16:26.639> But<00:16:26.800> every<00:16:26.959> time<00:16:27.040> you<00:16:27.279> feel<00:16:27.440> pain, you. Yeah. But every time you feel pain, you<00:16:27.839> can<00:16:27.920> just<00:16:28.079> hit<00:16:28.160> the<00:16:28.320> button<00:16:28.560> cuz<00:16:28.720> I<00:16:28.959> was<00:16:29.040> on you can just hit the button cuz I was on like<00:16:29.360> a<00:16:29.600> perpetual<00:16:30.079> motion<00:16:30.480> machine.<00:16:30.880> Yeah. like a perpetual motion machine. 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The closest<00:17:30.080> I<00:17:30.320> come<00:17:30.480> to<00:17:30.640> that closest I come to that [clears throat and cough]<00:17:31.520> because<00:17:31.679> I've [clears throat and cough] because I've never<00:17:32.080> had<00:17:32.240> like<00:17:32.400> a<00:17:32.559> serious<00:17:32.880> surgery<00:17:33.200> or never had like a serious surgery or anything,<00:17:33.679> but<00:17:33.840> I<00:17:34.000> go<00:17:34.080> to<00:17:34.240> this<00:17:34.559> uh<00:17:34.880> they<00:17:35.120> have anything, but I go to this uh they have a<00:17:35.360> dental<00:17:35.679> office<00:17:36.000> here<00:17:36.160> in<00:17:36.400> Austin<00:17:36.720> called a dental office here in Austin called the<00:17:37.120> Austin<00:17:37.600> Dental<00:17:38.080> Spa.<00:17:39.280> So<00:17:39.760> their<00:17:40.160> whole the Austin Dental Spa. So their whole thing<00:17:40.720> is<00:17:40.960> like<00:17:41.440> a<00:17:41.760> luxurious thing is like a luxurious dental<00:17:44.000> experience<00:17:45.200> and<00:17:45.520> they<00:17:45.760> will<00:17:45.919> hook<00:17:46.080> you dental experience and they will hook you up<00:17:46.400> to<00:17:46.559> laughing<00:17:46.960> gas<00:17:47.280> and<00:17:47.520> they<00:17:47.919> let<00:17:48.160> you<00:17:48.400> like up to laughing gas and they let you like if<00:17:48.799> they're<00:17:48.960> like<00:17:49.200> they're<00:17:49.440> like<00:17:49.600> you<00:17:49.760> want<00:17:49.840> a if they're like they're like you want a little<00:17:50.160> more<00:17:50.799> and<00:17:50.960> I'm<00:17:51.200> like<00:17:51.600> okay<00:17:51.919> yeah<00:17:52.400> and little more and I'm like okay yeah and that's<00:17:52.880> like<00:17:53.039> the<00:17:53.280> closest<00:17:53.600> I<00:17:53.840> get<00:17:54.000> to<00:17:54.160> it<00:17:54.400> is that's like the closest I get to it is once<00:17:54.880> every<00:17:55.120> 6<00:17:55.360> months<00:17:55.600> or<00:17:55.840> so<00:17:56.000> I<00:17:56.240> go<00:17:56.400> there<00:17:56.720> and once every 6 months or so I go there and dude<00:17:57.840> I'm<00:17:58.142> [laughter]<00:17:58.240> always<00:17:58.720> excited<00:17:59.200> about dude I'm [laughter] always excited about this<00:17:59.679> [ __ ]<00:18:00.400> experience.<00:18:01.600> It<00:18:01.840> is<00:18:02.080> so this [ __ ] experience. It is so awesome. >> Do<00:18:03.120> you<00:18:03.200> ever<00:18:03.360> come<00:18:03.520> up<00:18:03.600> with<00:18:03.760> bits<00:18:04.160> after >> Do you ever come up with bits after doing<00:18:04.799> laughing<00:18:05.200> gas<00:18:05.760> to<00:18:05.840> give<00:18:06.000> you<00:18:06.080> any doing laughing gas to give you any ideas?<00:18:06.559> No,<00:18:06.799> but<00:18:06.960> during<00:18:07.200> the<00:18:07.440> thing<00:18:07.760> it<00:18:08.000> makes ideas? No, but during the thing it makes me<00:18:08.559> weirdly<00:18:09.280> honest.<00:18:09.840> You<00:18:10.000> ever<00:18:10.080> seen<00:18:10.320> in<00:18:10.480> Kill me weirdly honest. You ever seen in Kill Bill<00:18:10.960> when<00:18:11.120> he<00:18:11.280> shoots<00:18:11.520> her<00:18:11.679> in<00:18:11.840> the<00:18:11.919> knee<00:18:12.160> with Bill when he shoots her in the knee with the<00:18:12.480> honest<00:18:12.880> gun<00:18:13.200> cuz<00:18:13.360> he<00:18:13.520> was<00:18:13.679> a<00:18:13.840> chemist<00:18:14.400> for the honest gun cuz he was a chemist for like<00:18:14.799> a<00:18:14.960> living<00:18:15.360> is<00:18:15.520> like<00:18:15.679> his<00:18:16.000> secret<00:18:16.400> job.<00:18:16.960> So like a living is like his secret job. So he<00:18:17.280> comes<00:18:17.520> up<00:18:17.600> with<00:18:17.760> this<00:18:17.919> truth<00:18:18.240> serum<00:18:18.559> and he comes up with this truth serum and I've<00:18:18.960> noticed<00:18:19.200> that<00:18:19.360> it<00:18:19.520> makes<00:18:19.679> me<00:18:19.919> like I've noticed that it makes me like weirdly<00:18:21.039> very<00:18:21.520> honest.<00:18:22.240> So<00:18:22.480> one<00:18:22.799> time<00:18:23.039> when<00:18:23.280> I weirdly very honest. So one time when I was<00:18:23.600> in<00:18:23.760> the<00:18:23.919> dental<00:18:24.240> office,<00:18:24.559> the<00:18:24.720> guy's was in the dental office, the guy's doing<00:18:25.280> whatever<00:18:26.480> and<00:18:26.720> I'm<00:18:26.960> like<00:18:27.840> and<00:18:28.080> I'm doing whatever and I'm like and I'm jacked<00:18:29.280> on<00:18:29.600> laughing<00:18:30.080> gas<00:18:30.320> cuz<00:18:30.480> it's<00:18:30.640> not jacked on laughing gas cuz it's not really<00:18:31.039> you're<00:18:31.280> not<00:18:31.440> really<00:18:31.679> like<00:18:31.919> cracking really you're not really like cracking up.<00:18:32.559> you're<00:18:32.799> just<00:18:32.960> like<00:18:33.200> in<00:18:33.520> heaven<00:18:34.000> and up. you're just like in heaven and you're<00:18:34.400> like<00:18:34.720> it's<00:18:34.960> kind<00:18:35.120> of<00:18:35.360> smiling<00:18:35.760> ear<00:18:36.000> to you're like it's kind of smiling ear to ear.<00:18:37.039> And<00:18:37.200> I<00:18:37.440> remember<00:18:37.760> going<00:18:38.000> like<00:18:38.320> how<00:18:38.480> long ear. And I remember going like how long did<00:18:38.799> you<00:18:38.880> go<00:18:38.960> to<00:18:39.200> school<00:18:39.440> for<00:18:40.000> dental<00:18:40.400> school? did you go to school for dental school? And<00:18:40.799> he's<00:18:40.960> like<00:18:41.120> whatever<00:18:41.440> the<00:18:41.600> answer<00:18:41.760> is And he's like whatever the answer is like<00:18:42.240> 8<00:18:42.400> years.<00:18:42.640> And<00:18:42.799> I'm<00:18:42.880> like<00:18:43.120> did<00:18:43.280> you<00:18:43.440> ever like 8 years. And I'm like did you ever think<00:18:43.840> about<00:18:44.320> going<00:18:44.640> longer<00:18:44.960> and<00:18:45.120> becoming<00:18:45.520> a think about going longer and becoming a real<00:18:45.919> doctor?<00:18:46.559> And<00:18:46.720> then<00:18:46.880> I<00:18:47.039> and<00:18:47.200> I<00:18:47.440> realized real doctor? And then I and I realized like<00:18:48.080> kind<00:18:48.320> of<00:18:48.400> in<00:18:48.559> the<00:18:48.720> moment<00:18:49.039> even<00:18:49.200> though<00:18:49.280> I like kind of in the moment even though I was<00:18:49.600> [ __ ]<00:18:49.840> up<00:18:49.888> [laughter]<00:18:50.080> like<00:18:50.320> that's was [ __ ] up [laughter] like that's that<00:18:51.200> sounds<00:18:51.600> mean<00:18:52.400> but<00:18:52.640> I<00:18:52.799> think<00:18:52.960> they're that sounds mean but I think they're totally<00:18:53.760> used<00:18:53.919> to<00:18:54.080> it.<00:18:54.320> I<00:18:54.480> think<00:18:54.559> they<00:18:54.799> know totally used to it. I think they know that<00:18:55.200> laughing<00:18:55.600> gas<00:18:55.919> makes<00:18:56.160> people<00:18:56.400> [ __ ] that laughing gas makes people [ __ ] >> I<00:18:56.880> bet<00:18:57.039> they're<00:18:57.200> not<00:18:57.360> used<00:18:57.520> to<00:18:57.679> that<00:18:58.000> dude. >> I bet they're not used to that dude. That's<00:18:58.559> so<00:18:58.799> mean.<00:18:59.058> [laughter]<00:18:59.360> It's<00:18:59.520> not That's so mean. [laughter] It's not supposed that's<00:19:01.600> what<00:19:01.760> I'm<00:19:02.000> saying<00:19:02.160> is<00:19:02.400> it's<00:19:02.640> like<00:19:02.880> a that's what I'm saying is it's like a dangerous >> a<00:19:04.000> real<00:19:04.320> doctor >> a real doctor >> a<00:19:05.039> dangerous<00:19:05.600> truth<00:19:05.919> serum. >> a dangerous truth serum. >> Some<00:19:06.720> people<00:19:06.960> want<00:19:07.120> to<00:19:07.200> be<00:19:07.360> dentists. >> Some people want to be dentists. >> we<00:19:08.880> need<00:19:09.039> them<00:19:09.280> too. >> we need them too. >> you<00:19:10.960> know >> you know >> crazy<00:19:11.919> gig. >> crazy gig. >> it's<00:19:13.679> a<00:19:13.840> weird<00:19:14.080> one. >> it's a weird one. >> I<00:19:14.640> know.<00:19:14.799> Imagine<00:19:15.120> how<00:19:15.280> much<00:19:15.520> bad<00:19:15.760> breath<00:19:16.000> they >> I know. Imagine how much bad breath they smell >> and<00:19:17.520> just<00:19:17.760> weird<00:19:18.160> things<00:19:18.559> lodged<00:19:19.039> in<00:19:19.280> teeth >> and just weird things lodged in teeth for<00:19:19.919> God<00:19:20.240> only<00:19:20.480> knows<00:19:20.799> how<00:19:20.960> long.<00:19:21.600> When<00:19:21.760> I<00:19:21.919> got for God only knows how long. When I got my<00:19:22.160> root<00:19:22.400> canal,<00:19:23.840> um,<00:19:24.080> one<00:19:24.240> of<00:19:24.320> the<00:19:24.480> reason<00:19:24.559> why my root canal, um, one of the reason why I<00:19:24.880> had<00:19:24.960> to<00:19:25.120> get<00:19:25.280> it<00:19:25.440> is<00:19:25.679> cuz,<00:19:26.160> uh,<00:19:26.320> I<00:19:26.640> had<00:19:26.720> a<00:19:26.960> cap I had to get it is cuz, uh, I had a cap on<00:19:27.600> my<00:19:27.760> tooth<00:19:28.160> or<00:19:28.480> a<00:19:29.440> a<00:19:29.760> filler,<00:19:30.160> whatever<00:19:30.400> it on my tooth or a a filler, whatever it is.<00:19:30.880> What's<00:19:31.120> it<00:19:31.360> called? is. What's it called? >> Fillings. >> No,<00:19:33.360> the<00:19:33.600> when<00:19:33.760> they<00:19:34.080> just<00:19:34.240> fill<00:19:34.480> your<00:19:34.640> tooth >> No, the when they just fill your tooth up.<00:19:35.280> Why?<00:19:35.440> Why<00:19:35.600> can't<00:19:35.760> I<00:19:35.840> remember? up. Why? Why can't I remember? >> Filling. >> Fillings.<00:19:37.120> Why<00:19:37.280> did<00:19:37.360> I<00:19:37.520> say<00:19:37.679> filler? >> Fillings. Why did I say filler? Whatever. >> Yeah.<00:19:39.840> Uh,<00:19:40.160> it<00:19:40.320> was<00:19:40.559> old<00:19:40.799> school<00:19:40.960> one,<00:19:41.520> you >> Yeah. Uh, it was old school one, you know?<00:19:41.840> It<00:19:42.000> was<00:19:42.080> like<00:19:42.320> white<00:19:42.640> plastic.<00:19:43.120> And know? It was like white plastic. And when<00:19:43.440> I<00:19:43.520> was<00:19:43.600> a<00:19:43.760> kid,<00:19:43.919> I<00:19:44.080> used<00:19:44.240> to<00:19:44.320> have<00:19:44.480> them. when I was a kid, I used to have them. They<00:19:44.799> were<00:19:44.960> like<00:19:45.120> [ __ ]<00:19:45.520> lead.<00:19:46.000> They<00:19:46.160> used They were like [ __ ] lead. They used to<00:19:46.320> give<00:19:46.480> you<00:19:46.640> lead<00:19:46.960> fillings,<00:19:47.360> which<00:19:47.600> is to give you lead fillings, which is crazy.<00:19:48.320> Like<00:19:48.720> kids<00:19:49.280> had<00:19:49.520> lead<00:19:49.840> in<00:19:50.000> their crazy. Like kids had lead in their mouth. Um,<00:19:51.919> and<00:19:52.240> it<00:19:52.559> was<00:19:52.640> hurting.<00:19:53.039> It<00:19:53.120> was<00:19:53.280> bothering Um, and it was hurting. It was bothering me.<00:19:53.760> So,<00:19:54.080> what<00:19:54.240> had<00:19:54.480> happened<00:19:54.640> was<00:19:55.360> uh<00:19:55.840> I<00:19:56.000> had me. So, what had happened was uh I had cracked<00:19:56.559> the<00:19:56.799> tooth<00:19:57.679> and<00:19:58.000> it<00:19:58.240> had<00:19:58.480> gotten cracked the tooth and it had gotten infected<00:19:59.520> underneath<00:20:00.400> the<00:20:01.120> uh<00:20:01.360> filling.<00:20:01.840> So, infected underneath the uh filling. So, he<00:20:02.240> takes<00:20:02.400> the<00:20:02.559> filling<00:20:02.880> out<00:20:02.960> and<00:20:03.200> drills<00:20:03.520> into he takes the filling out and drills into it<00:20:04.320> and<00:20:04.640> the<00:20:05.600> smell it and the smell >> that<00:20:07.360> came<00:20:07.600> out<00:20:07.760> of<00:20:08.000> my<00:20:08.559> mouth.<00:20:09.520> It<00:20:09.760> was<00:20:10.000> so<00:20:10.240> It >> that came out of my mouth. It was so It was<00:20:10.640> pus.<00:20:11.360> All<00:20:11.600> this<00:20:11.840> pus<00:20:12.240> came<00:20:12.400> out<00:20:12.880> and<00:20:13.120> this was pus. All this pus came out and this [ __ ]<00:20:14.240> horrific<00:20:15.120> smell. [ __ ] horrific smell. >> I<00:20:16.320> was<00:20:16.400> like,<00:20:16.559> "Oh<00:20:16.880> my<00:20:17.120> god,<00:20:17.360> is<00:20:17.600> that<00:20:17.760> coming >> I was like, "Oh my god, is that coming out<00:20:18.080> of<00:20:18.240> my<00:20:18.480> mouth?" out of my mouth?" >> Yeah.<00:20:19.520> He's<00:20:19.760> like,<00:20:19.840> "Oh,<00:20:20.240> that's<00:20:20.480> normal. >> Yeah. He's like, "Oh, that's normal. It's<00:20:20.960> decay. It's decay. There's<00:20:22.880> an<00:20:23.039> infection<00:20:23.360> under<00:20:23.600> here.<00:20:23.840> We're There's an infection under here. We're going<00:20:24.000> to<00:20:24.080> treat<00:20:24.240> it.<00:20:24.400> You're<00:20:24.559> going<00:20:24.640> to<00:20:24.720> be going to treat it. You're going to be fine." >> Yeah.<00:20:25.840> Piece<00:20:26.080> of<00:20:26.240> elk<00:20:26.640> from<00:20:26.880> seven<00:20:27.200> years<00:20:27.360> ago. >> Yeah. Piece of elk from seven years ago. >> This<00:20:28.000> is<00:20:28.159> a<00:20:28.240> long<00:20:28.400> time<00:20:28.559> ago.<00:20:29.200> This<00:20:29.360> is<00:20:29.440> a<00:20:29.600> long >> This is a long time ago. This is a long time<00:20:29.840> ago.<00:20:30.080> It<00:20:30.159> was<00:20:30.240> before<00:20:30.400> I<00:20:30.559> was<00:20:30.720> hunting,<00:20:31.039> I time ago. It was before I was hunting, I think. >> But<00:20:31.919> it<00:20:32.159> was<00:20:32.480> uh<00:20:32.720> I<00:20:33.280> you<00:20:33.520> know,<00:20:33.760> people<00:20:34.080> die >> But it was uh I you know, people die from<00:20:34.480> that<00:20:34.720> stuff,<00:20:34.960> which<00:20:35.200> is<00:20:35.360> really<00:20:35.600> crazy. from that stuff, which is really crazy. Like,<00:20:36.159> if<00:20:36.400> you<00:20:36.480> don't<00:20:36.640> take<00:20:36.799> care<00:20:36.960> of<00:20:37.120> your Like, if you don't take care of your teeth<00:20:37.600> and<00:20:37.840> you<00:20:38.000> get<00:20:38.159> that<00:20:38.400> kind<00:20:38.559> of teeth and you get that kind of infection,<00:20:39.840> those<00:20:40.080> kind<00:20:40.159> of<00:20:40.320> infections<00:20:40.799> can infection, those kind of infections can become<00:20:41.360> septic. become septic. >> Yeah.<00:20:42.480> Well,<00:20:42.640> it's<00:20:42.880> nuts.<00:20:43.440> Sometimes<00:20:43.840> I'll<00:20:44.080> do >> Yeah. Well, it's nuts. Sometimes I'll do a<00:20:44.400> thing<00:20:44.640> where<00:20:44.960> I'll<00:20:45.360> water<00:20:45.679> floss<00:20:46.559> after<00:20:46.880> I a thing where I'll water floss after I brush<00:20:47.360> my<00:20:47.600> teeth<00:20:48.159> just<00:20:48.400> to<00:20:48.640> see<00:20:49.360> what<00:20:49.600> would brush my teeth just to see what would have<00:20:50.000> been<00:20:50.159> left<00:20:50.400> in<00:20:50.559> there<00:20:50.799> if<00:20:51.120> I<00:20:51.280> just<00:20:51.440> did have been left in there if I just did what<00:20:51.919> normal<00:20:52.320> humans<00:20:52.720> do<00:20:53.039> cuz<00:20:54.480> high<00:20:54.720> pressure what normal humans do cuz high pressure water<00:20:55.440> flossers<00:20:55.919> that<00:20:56.080> I<00:20:56.320> [ __ ]<00:20:56.640> love. water flossers that I [ __ ] love. Complete<00:20:57.600> game<00:20:57.840> changer<00:20:58.240> for<00:20:58.559> life.<00:20:59.200> And<00:20:59.440> it's Complete game changer for life. And it's insane<00:21:00.640> what<00:21:00.880> will<00:21:01.440> jet<00:21:01.679> out<00:21:01.840> of<00:21:01.919> there<00:21:02.080> with insane what will jet out of there with gets<00:21:02.480> stuck<00:21:02.799> deep<00:21:03.039> in<00:21:03.280> between<00:21:03.520> the<00:21:03.760> teeth<00:21:04.000> and gets stuck deep in between the teeth and everything.<00:21:04.720> And<00:21:05.440> you<00:21:05.600> know<00:21:05.760> I<00:21:05.919> think<00:21:06.000> you're everything. And you know I think you're I<00:21:06.559> would<00:21:06.960> for<00:21:07.200> the<00:21:07.360> most<00:21:07.440> part<00:21:07.679> I<00:21:07.840> do<00:21:08.000> it<00:21:08.159> before I would for the most part I do it before I<00:21:08.640> brush<00:21:08.960> but<00:21:09.200> every<00:21:09.360> once<00:21:09.520> in<00:21:09.600> a<00:21:09.679> while<00:21:09.760> I'll I brush but every once in a while I'll be<00:21:10.080> like<00:21:10.240> I<00:21:10.400> wonder<00:21:10.559> if<00:21:10.720> there's<00:21:10.960> anything be like I wonder if there's anything left<00:21:11.520> in<00:21:11.679> there<00:21:12.400> you<00:21:12.559> know.<00:21:12.880> Yeah,<00:21:13.120> you<00:21:13.360> have left in there you know. Yeah, you have to<00:21:13.679> floss.<00:21:14.400> You're<00:21:14.559> gonna<00:21:14.799> get<00:21:14.880> a<00:21:15.039> bunch<00:21:15.120> of to floss. You're gonna get a bunch of [ __ ]<00:21:15.440> stuck<00:21:15.679> in<00:21:15.840> there. [ __ ] stuck in there. >> But >> and<00:21:17.039> even<00:21:17.200> then,<00:21:17.520> sometimes<00:21:17.840> I'll<00:21:18.080> regular >> and even then, sometimes I'll regular floss<00:21:19.039> and<00:21:19.200> then<00:21:19.440> brush<00:21:19.760> my<00:21:20.000> teeth<00:21:20.240> and<00:21:20.559> just floss and then brush my teeth and just out<00:21:21.039> of<00:21:21.120> curiosity<00:21:21.760> go,<00:21:22.080> I<00:21:22.240> wonder<00:21:22.400> if<00:21:22.559> there's out of curiosity go, I wonder if there's anything<00:21:23.039> left<00:21:23.200> in<00:21:23.360> there.<00:21:23.520> And<00:21:23.600> I'll<00:21:23.760> do<00:21:23.840> a anything left in there. And I'll do a one<00:21:24.159> silver<00:21:24.400> with<00:21:24.559> a<00:21:24.720> water<00:21:24.960> flosser<00:21:25.360> and<00:21:25.520> you one silver with a water flosser and you see<00:21:25.760> like<00:21:26.000> ding<00:21:26.240> ding<00:21:26.400> ding,<00:21:26.799> three<00:21:27.039> little see like ding ding ding, three little things<00:21:27.600> come<00:21:27.679> out.<00:21:28.000> It's<00:21:28.159> like<00:21:28.320> that<00:21:28.480> would things come out. It's like that would have<00:21:28.880> marinated have marinated >> in<00:21:30.400> between<00:21:30.799> my<00:21:31.120> teeth<00:21:31.440> or<00:21:31.760> in<00:21:31.919> the<00:21:32.080> back<00:21:32.240> of<00:21:32.400> my >> in between my teeth or in the back of my gum<00:21:32.960> line<00:21:33.120> or<00:21:33.360> whatever. gum line or whatever. >> Yeah,<00:21:34.159> that's<00:21:34.480> not<00:21:34.720> good.<00:21:35.039> But<00:21:35.280> according<00:21:35.600> to >> Yeah, that's not good. But according to my<00:21:36.080> dentist,<00:21:36.720> he<00:21:36.960> thinks<00:21:37.120> it's<00:21:37.360> all<00:21:37.600> sugar.<00:21:38.559> He my dentist, he thinks it's all sugar. He thinks<00:21:39.039> if<00:21:39.280> you<00:21:39.440> go<00:21:39.600> back<00:21:39.840> and<00:21:40.080> you<00:21:40.240> look<00:21:40.400> at thinks if you go back and you look at like<00:21:40.720> when<00:21:40.960> people<00:21:41.280> started<00:21:41.600> developing like when people started developing serious<00:21:42.559> cavities,<00:21:43.520> it's<00:21:44.080> the<00:21:44.320> people<00:21:44.480> have serious cavities, it's the people have always<00:21:44.960> had<00:21:45.760> abscesses<00:21:46.559> and<00:21:46.880> broken<00:21:47.360> teeth always had abscesses and broken teeth and<00:21:48.320> there's<00:21:48.559> always<00:21:48.799> been<00:21:49.039> like<00:21:49.280> dental and there's always been like dental problems<00:21:50.159> that<00:21:50.559> haunted<00:21:51.039> people<00:21:51.440> because problems that haunted people because back<00:21:51.919> in<00:21:52.080> the<00:21:52.240> day,<00:21:52.480> man,<00:21:52.880> they<00:21:53.120> just<00:21:53.360> pull<00:21:53.520> the back in the day, man, they just pull the tooth<00:21:53.919> out<00:21:54.080> and<00:21:54.240> then<00:21:54.400> who<00:21:54.559> knows<00:21:54.720> what<00:21:54.880> kind tooth out and then who knows what kind of<00:21:55.120> infection<00:21:55.520> you<00:21:55.760> still<00:21:55.919> have<00:21:56.080> in<00:21:56.240> there<00:21:56.400> and of infection you still have in there and they<00:21:56.960> don't<00:21:57.200> treat<00:21:57.440> it.<00:21:58.000> In<00:21:58.159> the<00:21:58.400> 1700s,<00:21:59.120> if they don't treat it. In the 1700s, if you<00:21:59.440> broke<00:21:59.600> your<00:21:59.760> tooth<00:22:00.000> and<00:22:00.240> got<00:22:00.320> an you broke your tooth and got an infection,<00:22:00.880> you<00:22:01.039> could<00:22:01.200> be<00:22:01.360> [ __ ]<00:22:01.679> dead, infection, you could be [ __ ] dead, you<00:22:02.320> know?<00:22:02.480> You<00:22:02.640> could<00:22:02.720> die<00:22:02.880> from<00:22:03.039> that<00:22:03.200> [ __ ] you know? You could die from that [ __ ] But<00:22:03.919> he<00:22:04.159> was<00:22:04.240> saying<00:22:04.400> that<00:22:04.640> the<00:22:04.960> the<00:22:05.679> amount<00:22:06.080> of But he was saying that the the amount of cavities<00:22:07.600> like<00:22:07.919> steeply<00:22:08.480> increased<00:22:09.200> when cavities like steeply increased when people<00:22:09.679> started<00:22:10.000> putting<00:22:10.240> sugar<00:22:10.480> and people started putting sugar and everything<00:22:11.039> and<00:22:11.280> then<00:22:11.440> kids<00:22:11.760> started everything and then kids started drinking<00:22:12.559> sugary<00:22:13.039> sodas<00:22:13.440> and<00:22:13.679> eating<00:22:14.000> sugary drinking sugary sodas and eating sugary candy<00:22:15.120> and<00:22:15.280> that<00:22:15.520> stuff<00:22:15.760> gets<00:22:16.000> stuck<00:22:16.159> in<00:22:16.320> your candy and that stuff gets stuck in your teeth.<00:22:16.720> It's<00:22:16.880> like<00:22:17.039> I<00:22:17.280> think<00:22:17.360> that's<00:22:17.600> the teeth. It's like I think that's the cause<00:22:17.919> of<00:22:18.080> it. cause of it. >> Yeah.<00:22:18.960> And<00:22:19.200> probably<00:22:19.520> high<00:22:19.760> fructose<00:22:20.240> corn >> Yeah. And probably high fructose corn syrup's<00:22:21.039> probably<00:22:21.360> just<00:22:21.520> as<00:22:21.760> bad<00:22:22.000> or<00:22:22.240> if<00:22:22.480> not syrup's probably just as bad or if not worse<00:22:22.880> than<00:22:23.120> actual<00:22:23.520> sugar. worse than actual sugar. >> That<00:22:24.240> stuff's<00:22:24.559> not<00:22:24.880> good<00:22:25.120> for<00:22:25.280> your<00:22:25.520> body. >> That stuff's not good for your body. That's<00:22:26.080> for<00:22:26.240> sure.<00:22:26.720> Your<00:22:26.960> body<00:22:27.120> doesn't<00:22:27.360> like That's for sure. Your body doesn't like it.<00:22:27.760> Someone<00:22:28.080> explained<00:22:28.400> to<00:22:28.559> me<00:22:28.880> what's<00:22:29.120> the it. Someone explained to me what's the difference<00:22:29.520> in<00:22:29.760> the<00:22:29.919> absorption<00:22:30.400> of<00:22:30.559> high difference in the absorption of high fructose<00:22:31.280> corn<00:22:31.520> syrup<00:22:31.919> versus<00:22:32.480> natural<00:22:32.880> cane fructose corn syrup versus natural cane sugar.<00:22:33.679> I<00:22:33.919> completely<00:22:34.240> forget<00:22:34.880> how<00:22:35.120> they sugar. I completely forget how they explained<00:22:35.679> it,<00:22:35.840> but<00:22:36.080> they<00:22:36.240> were<00:22:36.480> they<00:22:36.799> were explained it, but they were they were basically<00:22:37.200> saying<00:22:37.360> that<00:22:37.520> there's<00:22:37.760> some basically saying that there's some issues<00:22:38.240> with<00:22:38.400> how<00:22:38.559> the<00:22:38.799> body<00:22:38.960> breaks<00:22:39.280> it<00:22:39.440> down. issues with how the body breaks it down. >> Well,<00:22:40.960> when<00:22:41.200> you<00:22:41.280> drink<00:22:41.440> a<00:22:41.679> soda,<00:22:42.080> just<00:22:42.240> think >> Well, when you drink a soda, just think about<00:22:42.480> that.<00:22:42.799> Where<00:22:43.039> in<00:22:43.280> nature<00:22:44.080> do<00:22:44.240> you<00:22:44.480> get about that. Where in nature do you get 20<00:22:45.120> grams<00:22:45.520> of<00:22:45.760> sugar<00:22:46.240> just<00:22:46.799> in<00:22:47.120> liquid<00:22:47.520> form 20 grams of sugar just in liquid form and<00:22:48.480> you<00:22:48.640> just<00:22:48.799> pump<00:22:49.039> it<00:22:49.200> downug? and you just pump it downug? Ah,<00:22:52.080> refreshing. Ah, refreshing. >> Crazy.<00:22:53.440> My<00:22:53.679> buddy<00:22:53.919> that<00:22:54.080> I<00:22:54.480> uh<00:22:54.880> went<00:22:55.120> to<00:22:55.280> school >> Crazy. My buddy that I uh went to school with<00:22:55.840> just<00:22:56.080> flew<00:22:56.320> in<00:22:56.640> from<00:22:57.440> Hawaii,<00:22:58.159> which<00:22:58.400> is with just flew in from Hawaii, which is where<00:22:58.720> he's<00:22:58.960> lived<00:22:59.200> for<00:22:59.360> like<00:22:59.600> 20<00:22:59.840> years.<00:23:00.320> He's where he's lived for like 20 years. He's like<00:23:00.880> he's<00:23:01.200> like<00:23:01.520> a<00:23:01.679> wilderness<00:23:02.240> guy.<00:23:02.799> Climbs like he's like a wilderness guy. Climbs trees<00:23:03.520> and<00:23:03.760> cuts<00:23:04.000> down<00:23:04.240> his<00:23:04.400> own<00:23:04.640> pineapples trees and cuts down his own pineapples and<00:23:05.360> coconuts<00:23:05.760> and<00:23:06.000> stuff<00:23:06.159> all<00:23:06.400> the<00:23:06.559> time. and coconuts and stuff all the time. He's<00:23:06.960> he's<00:23:07.280> got<00:23:07.440> a<00:23:07.600> great<00:23:07.760> life.<00:23:08.960> And<00:23:09.600> um<00:23:10.240> he<00:23:10.799> uh He's he's got a great life. And um he uh he<00:23:11.360> checked<00:23:11.600> a<00:23:11.840> bag<00:23:12.240> this<00:23:12.559> trip<00:23:12.880> just<00:23:13.120> a<00:23:13.360> few he checked a bag this trip just a few days<00:23:13.600> ago.<00:23:14.080> Um<00:23:14.320> and<00:23:14.480> he<00:23:14.720> brought<00:23:14.799> it<00:23:14.960> to<00:23:15.120> the days ago. Um and he brought it to the mother<00:23:15.520> ship<00:23:15.760> because<00:23:16.000> that's<00:23:16.159> where<00:23:16.320> we<00:23:16.480> met mother ship because that's where we met up.<00:23:17.039> And<00:23:17.200> he<00:23:17.360> surprised<00:23:17.760> me<00:23:17.840> with<00:23:18.080> this up. And he surprised me with this checked<00:23:18.640> bag<00:23:18.960> that<00:23:19.200> was<00:23:19.440> like<00:23:19.840> that<00:23:20.080> had<00:23:20.240> the checked bag that was like that had the moldings<00:23:20.960> built<00:23:21.280> in<00:23:21.440> and<00:23:21.679> everything.<00:23:22.000> It<00:23:22.240> had moldings built in and everything. It had four<00:23:22.720> coconuts<00:23:23.440> and<00:23:23.760> two<00:23:24.640> white<00:23:25.360> Hawaiian four coconuts and two white Hawaiian pineapples,<00:23:26.640> I<00:23:26.799> think<00:23:26.960> they're<00:23:27.120> called, pineapples, I think they're called, which<00:23:27.679> like<00:23:27.919> run<00:23:28.159> like<00:23:28.559> $65<00:23:29.520> each<00:23:29.760> or which like run like $65 each or something<00:23:30.240> in<00:23:30.480> the<00:23:30.640> US.<00:23:30.960> Like<00:23:31.200> it's something in the US. Like it's impossible<00:23:31.919> to<00:23:32.159> get.<00:23:33.360> And<00:23:33.840> um<00:23:34.400> according<00:23:34.720> to impossible to get. And um according to him,<00:23:35.120> I<00:23:35.280> don't<00:23:35.360> know.<00:23:35.679> Uh<00:23:36.240> he's<00:23:36.480> a<00:23:36.559> real him, I don't know. Uh he's a real hippie-<00:23:37.120> dippy<00:23:37.440> type. hippie- dippy type. >> Is<00:23:37.840> that<00:23:37.919> the<00:23:38.080> dude<00:23:38.159> that<00:23:38.320> you<00:23:38.480> brought<00:23:38.640> to<00:23:38.720> the >> Is that the dude that you brought to the mother? >> Yeah,<00:23:39.919> Anthony.<00:23:40.400> Yeah. >> Yeah, Anthony. Yeah. >> Your<00:23:40.880> friend<00:23:41.039> from<00:23:41.200> high<00:23:41.360> school,<00:23:41.840> which<00:23:42.080> is >> Your friend from high school, which is crazy. >> Yeah,<00:23:43.039> he's<00:23:43.280> the<00:23:43.440> he's<00:23:43.760> the<00:23:43.919> man.<00:23:44.240> He's<00:23:44.480> just<00:23:44.640> a >> Yeah, he's the he's the man. He's just a real<00:23:45.039> dude. real dude. >> That's<00:23:45.600> crazy<00:23:45.760> when<00:23:45.919> you<00:23:46.000> know<00:23:46.159> people<00:23:46.320> for >> That's crazy when you know people for that<00:23:46.640> long. that long. >> Yeah.<00:23:47.679> Yeah.<00:23:47.840> Yeah.<00:23:48.000> And<00:23:48.240> so<00:23:48.400> this<00:23:48.559> dude<00:23:48.720> is >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And so this dude is just<00:23:49.440> living<00:23:49.760> in<00:23:49.919> Hawaii,<00:23:50.400> living<00:23:50.640> his<00:23:50.880> best just living in Hawaii, living his best >> And<00:23:51.840> I<00:23:52.159> I<00:23:52.320> mean,<00:23:52.640> holy<00:23:53.200> [ __ ]<00:23:53.600> these<00:23:53.919> [ __ ] >> And I I mean, holy [ __ ] these [ __ ] pineapple.<00:23:54.880> He's<00:23:55.039> like,<00:23:55.120> "Dude,<00:23:55.600> you're pineapple. He's like, "Dude, you're going<00:23:55.919> to<00:23:56.080> love<00:23:56.240> this<00:23:56.480> pineapple.<00:23:57.039> Pineapple. going to love this pineapple. Pineapple. Pineapple."<00:23:58.000> He<00:23:58.159> just<00:23:58.320> kept<00:23:58.480> going<00:23:58.640> on<00:23:58.880> about Pineapple." He just kept going on about it.<00:23:59.120> I'm<00:23:59.280> like,<00:23:59.360> "All<00:23:59.520> right,<00:23:59.840> okay."<00:24:00.720> Sure it. I'm like, "All right, okay." Sure enough.<00:24:01.280> Holy<00:24:01.679> [ __ ]<00:24:02.080> [ __ ]<00:24:02.400> man.<00:24:02.720> It's enough. Holy [ __ ] [ __ ] man. It's nature<00:24:03.600> can<00:24:04.000> deliver<00:24:04.480> you<00:24:05.039> a<00:24:05.360> sugar<00:24:06.080> dose<00:24:06.799> cuz nature can deliver you a sugar dose cuz he<00:24:07.280> was<00:24:07.360> saying<00:24:07.520> that<00:24:07.760> white<00:24:08.080> Hawaiian he was saying that white Hawaiian pineapples<00:24:09.280> have<00:24:09.520> higher<00:24:09.919> sugar<00:24:10.320> but<00:24:10.559> much pineapples have higher sugar but much lower<00:24:11.279> acidity lower acidity >> than<00:24:12.480> what<00:24:12.640> we're<00:24:12.880> used<00:24:13.120> to.<00:24:13.360> So<00:24:13.600> it<00:24:13.760> makes<00:24:13.919> a >> than what we're used to. So it makes a whole<00:24:14.320> different<00:24:14.799> and<00:24:15.039> since<00:24:15.279> obviously<00:24:15.679> it's whole different and since obviously it's natural<00:24:16.400> sugar<00:24:16.640> and<00:24:16.880> this<00:24:17.039> and<00:24:17.200> that.<00:24:17.440> It<00:24:17.600> just natural sugar and this and that. It just makes<00:24:17.840> a<00:24:18.080> whole<00:24:18.480> different<00:24:18.960> type<00:24:19.200> of<00:24:19.360> [ __ ] makes a whole different type of [ __ ] fruit.<00:24:20.480> It's<00:24:20.720> crazy. fruit. It's crazy. >> Sounds<00:24:22.320> good. >> Sounds good. >> Wild<00:24:23.039> how<00:24:23.279> we<00:24:23.520> have<00:24:23.600> to<00:24:23.679> go<00:24:23.919> other<00:24:24.240> places<00:24:24.559> to >> Wild how we have to go other places to get<00:24:25.120> unbelievable<00:24:25.840> [ __ ] get unbelievable [ __ ] >> Well,<00:24:26.480> of<00:24:26.559> course<00:24:26.799> Hawaii. >> Well, of course Hawaii. >> Hawaii<00:24:28.640> really<00:24:29.039> should<00:24:29.279> be<00:24:29.440> its<00:24:29.679> own<00:24:29.840> country. >> Hawaii really should be its own country. >> I<00:24:30.960> listen.<00:24:31.279> I<00:24:31.520> love<00:24:31.760> Hawaii.<00:24:32.240> I'm<00:24:32.480> glad >> I listen. I love Hawaii. I'm glad they're<00:24:32.960> protected<00:24:33.360> by<00:24:33.520> the<00:24:33.679> United<00:24:33.919> States. they're protected by the United States. People<00:24:34.799> are<00:24:34.960> cool<00:24:35.200> as<00:24:35.360> [ __ ]<00:24:36.000> It<00:24:36.240> should<00:24:36.400> be People are cool as [ __ ] It should be its<00:24:36.799> own<00:24:36.960> country.<00:24:37.200> It's<00:24:37.440> 5<00:24:37.679> hours<00:24:38.000> by<00:24:38.240> plane. its own country. It's 5 hours by plane. >> I<00:24:39.600> mean,<00:24:39.840> come<00:24:40.000> on,<00:24:40.240> man.<00:24:40.720> Yeah, >> I mean, come on, man. Yeah, >> white<00:24:41.279> pineapples<00:24:42.480> primarily<00:24:42.960> known<00:24:43.200> as >> white pineapples primarily known as sugarloaf<00:24:44.080> or<00:24:44.320> white<00:24:44.640> jade<00:24:45.120> pineapples. sugarloaf or white jade pineapples. >> Highly<00:24:46.960> prized<00:24:47.360> rare<00:24:47.679> variety<00:24:48.159> grown<00:24:48.320> in >> Highly prized rare variety grown in Hawaii.<00:24:48.799> Unlike<00:24:49.120> standard<00:24:49.520> yellow,<00:24:49.840> they Hawaii. Unlike standard yellow, they feature<00:24:50.320> creamy<00:24:50.720> white<00:24:50.960> flesh,<00:24:51.760> particularly feature creamy white flesh, particularly uh<00:24:52.960> practically<00:24:53.440> no<00:24:53.679> acidity<00:24:54.480> and<00:24:54.640> a<00:24:54.880> complex uh practically no acidity and a complex completely<00:24:55.840> edible<00:24:56.240> core. completely edible core. >> It<00:24:57.440> was<00:24:57.760> great. >> It was great. >> And<00:24:59.200> [ __ ]<00:24:59.600> he<00:24:59.919> climbs<00:25:00.240> a<00:25:00.480> goddamn<00:25:01.039> tree >> And [ __ ] he climbs a goddamn tree >> like<00:25:02.000> a<00:25:02.240> little<00:25:02.400> [ __ ]<00:25:02.799> monkey<00:25:03.200> boy.<00:25:03.919> Normal >> like a little [ __ ] monkey boy. Normal little<00:25:04.880> white<00:25:05.200> dude. little white dude. >> How<00:25:05.919> did<00:25:06.080> he<00:25:06.240> wind<00:25:06.400> up<00:25:06.559> in<00:25:06.799> Hawaii? >> How did he wind up in Hawaii? [sighs and gasps]<00:25:07.919> Uh,<00:25:08.720> he's<00:25:09.039> a<00:25:09.279> real<00:25:09.600> free [sighs and gasps] Uh, he's a real free spirit.<00:25:10.320> He<00:25:10.559> always<00:25:10.880> was.<00:25:11.279> I<00:25:11.440> think<00:25:11.520> he<00:25:11.760> just spirit. He always was. I think he just went<00:25:12.080> out<00:25:12.240> there,<00:25:12.480> visited,<00:25:12.960> and<00:25:13.279> stayed. went out there, visited, and stayed. He's<00:25:14.240> the<00:25:14.400> kind<00:25:14.480> of<00:25:14.559> guy<00:25:14.720> that<00:25:14.880> just<00:25:15.039> gets<00:25:15.200> a He's the kind of guy that just gets a one-way<00:25:15.840> ticket<00:25:16.320> places,<00:25:16.799> and<00:25:17.279> figures<00:25:17.600> it one-way ticket places, and figures it out<00:25:17.919> as<00:25:18.080> he<00:25:18.240> goes.<00:25:18.559> He's<00:25:18.720> in<00:25:18.880> Youngstown<00:25:19.440> right out as he goes. He's in Youngstown right now.<00:25:19.919> That<00:25:20.159> shows<00:25:20.400> you<00:25:20.559> how<00:25:20.720> adventurous<00:25:21.279> and now. That shows you how adventurous and crazy<00:25:21.919> he<00:25:22.080> is.<00:25:22.237> [laughter]<00:25:22.640> He's<00:25:22.880> like,<00:25:23.039> I'm crazy he is. [laughter] He's like, I'm going<00:25:23.279> to<00:25:23.360> spend<00:25:23.520> a<00:25:23.679> week<00:25:23.840> and<00:25:23.919> a<00:25:24.080> half<00:25:24.159> there. going to spend a week and a half there. I'm<00:25:24.559> like,<00:25:24.720> a<00:25:24.960> week<00:25:25.279> and<00:25:25.520> a<00:25:25.760> half<00:25:26.320> in I'm like, a week and a half in Youngstown. >> Why<00:25:27.600> is<00:25:27.760> he<00:25:27.919> doing<00:25:28.159> that? >> Why is he doing that? >> Visit<00:25:29.200> family<00:25:29.520> and<00:25:29.760> friends?<00:25:30.080> He<00:25:30.320> said, >> Visit family and friends? He said, >> is<00:25:30.880> there<00:25:30.960> a<00:25:31.120> good<00:25:31.200> hotel<00:25:31.520> to<00:25:31.679> stay<00:25:31.760> at<00:25:32.000> in >> is there a good hotel to stay at in Youngstown?<00:25:32.717> [laughter] Youngstown? [laughter] >> No.<00:25:33.919> And<00:25:34.159> I<00:25:34.320> even<00:25:34.559> had<00:25:34.720> to<00:25:34.880> look<00:25:35.039> this<00:25:35.279> up >> No. And I even had to look this up recently<00:25:35.919> because<00:25:36.159> I'm<00:25:36.320> like,<00:25:36.559> I'm<00:25:36.720> not recently because I'm like, I'm not staying<00:25:37.200> at<00:25:37.360> the<00:25:37.679> crazy<00:25:38.159> hotel<00:25:38.480> that<00:25:38.720> I<00:25:38.880> stayed staying at the crazy hotel that I stayed at<00:25:39.279> last<00:25:39.600> time<00:25:39.760> I<00:25:40.000> was<00:25:40.080> there.<00:25:40.799> So<00:25:40.960> I'm<00:25:41.120> like, at last time I was there. So I'm like, best<00:25:41.760> hotel<00:25:42.080> in<00:25:42.240> Youngsttown.<00:25:42.720> And<00:25:42.960> the best hotel in Youngsttown. And the funniest<00:25:43.679> thing<00:25:43.760> is<00:25:44.000> the<00:25:44.320> actual<00:25:45.039> closest funniest thing is the actual closest option<00:25:45.840> was<00:25:46.080> in<00:25:46.320> Pennsylvania,<00:25:47.600> like<00:25:47.840> 50 option was in Pennsylvania, like 50 minutes<00:25:48.480> away.<00:25:49.200> Truly,<00:25:50.000> I<00:25:50.240> mean,<00:25:50.799> there's<00:25:51.120> one minutes away. Truly, I mean, there's one like<00:25:51.600> Double<00:25:52.000> Tree<00:25:52.400> downtown,<00:25:53.360> but<00:25:53.600> it's<00:25:53.760> in like Double Tree downtown, but it's in an<00:25:54.320> area<00:25:54.880> of<00:25:55.600> absolute<00:25:56.240> chaos.<00:25:56.952> [laughter] an area of absolute chaos. [laughter] I<00:25:57.840> mean,<00:25:58.080> just<00:25:59.039> death<00:25:59.360> wish. I mean, just death wish. >> Do<00:26:00.000> you<00:26:00.159> ever<00:26:00.320> go<00:26:00.480> back<00:26:00.640> there<00:26:00.799> and<00:26:00.960> go,<00:26:01.120> I >> Do you ever go back there and go, I can't<00:26:01.440> believe<00:26:01.600> I<00:26:01.760> grew<00:26:01.919> up<00:26:02.080> here? can't believe I grew up here? >> Always.<00:26:03.039> 100%<00:26:03.679> of<00:26:03.760> the<00:26:03.919> time.<00:26:04.320> I<00:26:04.720> got<00:26:04.960> a >> Always. 100% of the time. I got a feeling<00:26:05.360> for<00:26:05.520> it<00:26:05.760> immediately<00:26:06.320> when<00:26:06.559> I<00:26:06.720> went feeling for it immediately when I went to<00:26:07.039> LA<00:26:07.600> and<00:26:07.840> I<00:26:08.159> didn't<00:26:08.400> hear<00:26:08.880> police<00:26:09.200> sirens to LA and I didn't hear police sirens anymore,<00:26:10.640> like<00:26:11.039> as<00:26:11.360> often<00:26:12.000> at<00:26:12.000> least.<00:26:12.480> You anymore, like as often at least. You know what<00:26:12.720> I<00:26:12.799> mean? know what I mean? >> Isn't<00:26:13.360> that<00:26:13.520> funny?<00:26:13.760> Like<00:26:14.159> LA<00:26:14.559> with<00:26:14.880> LA's >> Isn't that funny? Like LA with LA's crime. >> That's<00:26:16.320> what<00:26:16.559> I<00:26:16.799> always<00:26:17.039> thought.<00:26:17.360> I'm<00:26:17.520> like, >> That's what I always thought. I'm like, "Oh,<00:26:17.919> this<00:26:18.080> is<00:26:18.159> going<00:26:18.240> to<00:26:18.320> be<00:26:18.480> crazy.<00:26:18.799> I've "Oh, this is going to be crazy. I've heard<00:26:19.200> these<00:26:19.440> Tupac<00:26:20.000> songs.<00:26:20.559> Like,<00:26:20.720> this<00:26:20.880> is heard these Tupac songs. Like, this is going<00:26:21.120> to<00:26:21.200> be<00:26:21.440> nuts."<00:26:22.480> And<00:26:22.720> it<00:26:22.880> was going to be nuts." And it was >> That<00:26:23.279> was<00:26:23.440> US<00:26:23.679> A. >> That was US A. >> So<00:26:24.480> peaceful.<00:26:25.039> Yeah,<00:26:25.118> [laughter]<00:26:25.440> exactly. >> So peaceful. Yeah, [laughter] exactly. So<00:26:27.440> peaceful.<00:26:28.159> In<00:26:28.320> Youngstown,<00:26:28.393> [snorts] So peaceful. In Youngstown, [snorts] at<00:26:29.120> least<00:26:29.360> when<00:26:29.520> I<00:26:29.679> was<00:26:29.840> growing<00:26:30.080> up<00:26:30.240> there, at least when I was growing up there, you<00:26:30.720> could<00:26:30.880> hear<00:26:31.120> a<00:26:31.440> police<00:26:31.760> siren<00:26:32.240> or<00:26:32.480> an you could hear a police siren or an ambulance<00:26:33.200> siren<00:26:33.840> almost<00:26:34.559> at<00:26:34.799> any<00:26:35.039> point<00:26:35.200> of ambulance siren almost at any point of the<00:26:35.520> day. the day. >> God, >> my<00:26:38.080> buddy<00:26:38.400> sent<00:26:38.559> me<00:26:38.720> a<00:26:38.960> shirt<00:26:39.440> recently,<00:26:39.919> too. >> my buddy sent me a shirt recently, too. Another<00:26:40.480> one<00:26:40.720> buddy<00:26:41.279> um<00:26:41.760> that<00:26:42.159> has<00:26:42.400> the<00:26:42.720> stats Another one buddy um that has the stats on<00:26:43.200> it<00:26:43.440> of<00:26:43.679> us<00:26:44.000> being<00:26:44.159> the<00:26:44.400> murder<00:26:44.720> capital.<00:26:45.200> I on it of us being the murder capital. I think<00:26:45.440> it<00:26:45.600> was<00:26:45.840> 90,<00:26:46.400> 91,<00:26:47.039> and<00:26:47.440> 96<00:26:48.640> per<00:26:48.880> capita. think it was 90, 91, and 96 per capita. Not<00:26:50.320> the<00:26:50.559> biggest<00:26:50.880> population, Not the biggest population, but<00:26:53.520> per<00:26:53.760> capita,<00:26:54.400> it<00:26:54.720> was<00:26:54.880> the<00:26:55.200> most but per capita, it was the most dangerous<00:26:55.919> place<00:26:56.159> you<00:26:56.400> could<00:26:56.480> be.<00:26:56.799> when<00:26:57.039> I<00:26:57.279> was dangerous place you could be. when I was in<00:26:57.679> those<00:26:57.919> most<00:26:58.320> developmental<00:26:58.960> years<00:26:59.200> when<00:26:59.520> a in those most developmental years when a kid<00:27:00.080> shouldn't<00:27:00.480> be<00:27:01.039> having<00:27:01.360> his<00:27:01.600> head<00:27:01.840> next<00:27:02.080> to kid shouldn't be having his head next to the<00:27:02.400> window.<00:27:02.880> Yeah,<00:27:03.120> there<00:27:03.279> it<00:27:03.360> is.<00:27:03.520> I<00:27:03.760> got the window. Yeah, there it is. I got that<00:27:04.080> shirt. that shirt. >> Fourtime<00:27:06.400> defending<00:27:07.200> champion,<00:27:07.760> murder >> Fourtime defending champion, murder capital<00:27:08.480> of<00:27:08.720> America. capital of America. >> Yep.<00:27:11.679> In<00:27:11.840> 01<00:27:12.320> 02.<00:27:12.799> That<00:27:12.960> puts<00:27:13.120> me<00:27:13.279> as<00:27:13.520> a >> Yep. In 01 02. That puts me as a sophomore<00:27:14.159> and<00:27:14.320> junior<00:27:14.640> in<00:27:14.880> high<00:27:15.120> school. sophomore and junior in high school. >> 9597.<00:27:17.600> I'm<00:27:17.840> 112. >> 9597. I'm 112. >> And<00:27:19.039> you're<00:27:19.279> being<00:27:19.440> raised<00:27:19.600> by<00:27:19.760> your<00:27:20.000> mom. >> And you're being raised by your mom. >> Yeah.<00:27:20.880> on<00:27:21.120> the<00:27:21.279> north<00:27:21.760> on<00:27:22.080> the<00:27:22.400> craziest >> Yeah. on the north on the craziest [ __ ]<00:27:24.799> area<00:27:25.200> of<00:27:25.520> the<00:27:25.679> whole<00:27:25.919> goddamn<00:27:26.400> thing. [ __ ] area of the whole goddamn thing. The<00:27:26.960> most<00:27:27.120> dilapidated<00:27:27.919> part<00:27:28.159> of<00:27:28.320> the<00:27:28.480> north The most dilapidated part of the north side<00:27:29.120> of<00:27:29.360> Youngtown. side of Youngtown. >> Yeah.<00:27:31.679> I<00:27:32.000> can't<00:27:32.240> believe<00:27:32.559> it.<00:27:33.238> [laughter] >> Yeah. I can't believe it. [laughter] That's<00:27:34.080> why<00:27:34.400> like<00:27:35.200> every<00:27:35.600> part<00:27:35.760> of<00:27:36.240> my<00:27:36.480> [ __ ] That's why like every part of my [ __ ] story<00:27:37.679> I'm<00:27:37.919> like,<00:27:38.000> "This<00:27:38.320> is<00:27:38.559> so<00:27:38.880> goddamn story I'm like, "This is so goddamn weird."<00:27:40.240> So<00:27:40.559> weird. weird." So weird. >> It<00:27:41.200> is<00:27:41.360> when<00:27:41.520> you<00:27:41.679> think<00:27:41.760> about<00:27:41.919> it,<00:27:42.159> right? >> It is when you think about it, right? When<00:27:43.039> you<00:27:43.200> really<00:27:43.440> stop<00:27:43.600> and<00:27:43.760> think<00:27:43.840> about<00:27:43.919> it, When you really stop and think about it, it<00:27:44.159> doesn't<00:27:44.320> seem<00:27:44.480> real.<00:27:44.880> 60<00:27:45.200> years<00:27:45.279> ago,<00:27:45.600> this it doesn't seem real. 60 years ago, this Ohio<00:27:46.159> city<00:27:46.400> was<00:27:46.640> named<00:27:47.039> Crime<00:27:47.440> Town,<00:27:47.760> USA. Ohio city was named Crime Town, USA. >> Yep.<00:27:49.440> Crime<00:27:49.840> Town >> Yep. Crime Town >> 75<00:27:51.120> bombings. >> 75 bombings. >> Yep. >> Oh,<00:27:52.559> this<00:27:52.720> was<00:27:52.799> the<00:27:52.960> mob<00:27:53.279> days. >> Oh, this was the mob days. >> So,<00:27:54.480> it<00:27:54.640> used<00:27:54.799> to<00:27:54.880> be<00:27:55.039> a<00:27:55.200> mob<00:27:55.600> run<00:27:55.919> town,<00:27:56.640> right? >> So, it used to be a mob run town, right? >> Totally. >> They<00:27:58.320> were<00:27:58.480> called<00:27:58.720> bomb<00:27:59.120> town. >> They were called bomb town. >> Yeah.<00:27:59.919> It<00:28:00.159> was<00:28:00.640> a<00:28:00.799> Youngstown<00:28:01.520> tuneup<00:28:02.000> is<00:28:02.240> a >> Yeah. It was a Youngstown tuneup is a car<00:28:02.640> bomb. car bomb. >> Look<00:28:03.520> at<00:28:03.679> this.<00:28:04.320> 75<00:28:04.960> bombings, >> Look at this. 75 bombings, 11<00:28:07.039> killings<00:28:07.440> in<00:28:07.679> a<00:28:07.840> decade,<00:28:08.559> and<00:28:08.799> no<00:28:08.960> one 11 killings in a decade, and no one seems<00:28:09.440> to<00:28:09.600> care.<00:28:10.574> [laughter] seems to care. [laughter] >> They<00:28:11.600> were<00:28:11.760> so<00:28:12.000> nuts<00:28:12.240> in<00:28:12.399> Youngstown<00:28:12.960> that >> They were so nuts in Youngstown that somebody<00:28:13.600> tried<00:28:13.840> to<00:28:14.000> kill<00:28:14.320> the<00:28:14.640> actual somebody tried to kill the actual prosecutor,<00:28:16.080> the<00:28:16.320> actual<00:28:16.799> DA.<00:28:18.000> Oh,<00:28:18.320> isn't prosecutor, the actual DA. Oh, isn't that<00:28:18.720> normal<00:28:18.960> that<00:28:19.200> they<00:28:19.360> always<00:28:19.520> try<00:28:19.679> to<00:28:19.760> do that normal that they always try to do that? >> Well,<00:28:21.039> it's<00:28:21.760> kind<00:28:22.000> of<00:28:22.080> the<00:28:22.320> stupidest, >> Well, it's kind of the stupidest, craziest<00:28:23.360> thing<00:28:23.520> you<00:28:23.679> could<00:28:23.840> do<00:28:24.000> because<00:28:24.240> then craziest thing you could do because then the<00:28:24.640> entire<00:28:25.120> FBI<00:28:26.240> comes<00:28:26.480> down<00:28:26.720> on<00:28:26.960> you.<00:28:27.600> It's<00:28:27.840> a the entire FBI comes down on you. It's a little<00:28:28.159> shortsighted<00:28:28.799> to<00:28:29.039> go,<00:28:29.200> "Ah,<00:28:29.600> we're little shortsighted to go, "Ah, we're going<00:28:29.840> to<00:28:30.000> kill<00:28:30.240> the<00:28:30.480> main<00:28:30.720> cop<00:28:31.279> of<00:28:31.600> this<00:28:31.840> city going to kill the main cop of this city and<00:28:33.120> not<00:28:33.440> think<00:28:33.600> that<00:28:33.919> anything's<00:28:34.559> going<00:28:34.720> to and not think that anything's going to happen<00:28:35.120> from<00:28:35.279> that.<00:28:35.600> Well,<00:28:35.840> we<00:28:36.000> beat<00:28:36.159> the happen from that. Well, we beat the game.<00:28:36.480> We<00:28:36.640> beat<00:28:36.799> the<00:28:36.880> main<00:28:37.039> cop." game. We beat the main cop." >> Imagine<00:28:37.840> trying<00:28:38.080> to<00:28:38.240> be<00:28:38.640> an<00:28:38.960> intelligent >> Imagine trying to be an intelligent businessman<00:28:41.120> and<00:28:41.440> also<00:28:41.760> a<00:28:42.000> mob<00:28:42.240> leader. businessman and also a mob leader. Imagine<00:28:43.679> like<00:28:44.080> planning<00:28:44.559> things<00:28:44.880> out<00:28:45.120> in Imagine like planning things out in advance<00:28:45.760> and<00:28:46.080> but<00:28:46.320> also<00:28:46.559> you're<00:28:46.720> a<00:28:46.880> mob advance and but also you're a mob leader. >> There<00:28:47.919> was<00:28:48.000> a<00:28:48.720> lot<00:28:48.880> of<00:28:49.039> that<00:28:49.279> going<00:28:49.520> on<00:28:50.080> and<00:28:50.640> I >> There was a lot of that going on and I got<00:28:51.120> to<00:28:51.279> see<00:28:51.600> quite<00:28:51.840> a<00:28:52.000> bit<00:28:52.080> of<00:28:52.240> it.<00:28:52.640> Like<00:28:52.880> there got to see quite a bit of it. Like there were<00:28:54.240> uh<00:28:54.480> let's<00:28:54.720> put<00:28:54.799> it<00:28:54.960> this<00:28:55.120> way<00:28:55.440> mall were uh let's put it this way mall developers<00:28:56.720> in<00:28:57.039> Youngstown<00:28:57.760> and<00:28:58.080> things<00:28:58.240> like developers in Youngstown and things like that.<00:28:58.720> And<00:28:58.880> I<00:28:59.039> got<00:28:59.200> to<00:28:59.360> see<00:28:59.520> firsthand<00:29:00.159> very that. And I got to see firsthand very young<00:29:01.279> that<00:29:01.440> they<00:29:01.679> were<00:29:01.840> communicating<00:29:02.399> with young that they were communicating with politicians<00:29:03.760> at<00:29:04.240> lunchtime<00:29:04.880> and<00:29:05.200> stuff politicians at lunchtime and stuff because<00:29:05.919> I<00:29:06.159> was<00:29:06.320> working<00:29:06.559> at<00:29:06.799> this<00:29:07.039> little because I was working at this little Italian<00:29:07.840> restaurant<00:29:08.399> at<00:29:08.720> the<00:29:08.880> time<00:29:09.200> right<00:29:09.520> out Italian restaurant at the time right out of<00:29:09.840> high<00:29:10.080> school.<00:29:11.039> and<00:29:11.679> um<00:29:12.720> and<00:29:13.440> having<00:29:13.760> they of high school. and um and having they were<00:29:14.159> having<00:29:14.320> these<00:29:14.640> quiet<00:29:15.039> meetups<00:29:15.440> in<00:29:15.679> a were having these quiet meetups in a quiet<00:29:16.240> in<00:29:16.399> the<00:29:16.640> corner<00:29:16.799> of<00:29:16.960> a<00:29:17.120> quiet<00:29:17.440> Italian quiet in the corner of a quiet Italian restaurant<00:29:18.640> and<00:29:18.880> you<00:29:19.039> would<00:29:19.200> see<00:29:19.360> these<00:29:19.679> huge restaurant and you would see these huge moguls,<00:29:21.520> you<00:29:21.679> know,<00:29:21.919> I<00:29:22.080> won't<00:29:22.320> name<00:29:22.480> any moguls, you know, I won't name any names,<00:29:23.039> but<00:29:23.360> big<00:29:23.600> business<00:29:23.919> people<00:29:24.159> in names, but big business people in Youngstown<00:29:25.039> meeting<00:29:25.279> with<00:29:25.440> the<00:29:25.679> local<00:29:26.640> this Youngstown meeting with the local this and<00:29:27.200> that<00:29:27.360> and<00:29:27.679> congressmen.<00:29:28.399> I<00:29:28.559> got<00:29:28.640> to<00:29:28.799> meet and that and congressmen. I got to meet that<00:29:29.200> congressman<00:29:29.679> and<00:29:29.919> that<00:29:30.080> congressman that congressman and that congressman because<00:29:30.799> they're<00:29:31.039> there<00:29:31.200> meeting<00:29:31.440> with<00:29:31.600> these because they're there meeting with these super<00:29:32.080> duper<00:29:32.399> rich<00:29:32.640> people.<00:29:32.880> And<00:29:33.039> I'm<00:29:33.200> like,<00:29:33.279> I super duper rich people. And I'm like, I wonder<00:29:33.600> what<00:29:33.760> the<00:29:34.320> correlation<00:29:34.880> is<00:29:35.120> there, wonder what the correlation is there, >> bro.<00:29:35.919> Back<00:29:36.240> then<00:29:36.720> when<00:29:37.039> there<00:29:37.200> was<00:29:37.360> no<00:29:37.679> cell >> bro. Back then when there was no cell phones >> Yeah.<00:29:39.440> And<00:29:40.000> you<00:29:40.159> know,<00:29:40.559> they<00:29:40.799> had<00:29:40.960> to<00:29:41.120> bug >> Yeah. And you know, they had to bug people.<00:29:41.919> They<00:29:42.080> have<00:29:42.240> to<00:29:42.399> They<00:29:42.559> had<00:29:42.640> to people. They have to They had to literally<00:29:43.200> bug<00:29:43.520> businesses<00:29:44.240> to<00:29:44.480> get literally bug businesses to get information. >> Like<00:29:46.000> they<00:29:46.320> were<00:29:46.480> all<00:29:46.880> doing<00:29:47.200> something. >> Like they were all doing something. >> Oh<00:29:47.919> yeah. >> Oh yeah. >> You<00:29:48.399> couldn't<00:29:48.720> be<00:29:48.880> involved<00:29:49.600> in<00:29:49.919> any<00:29:50.159> big<00:29:50.480> time >> You couldn't be involved in any big time business<00:29:51.360> if<00:29:51.600> you<00:29:51.760> weren't<00:29:52.080> down<00:29:52.240> with<00:29:52.399> the business if you weren't down with the Teamsters.<00:29:53.200> If<00:29:53.360> you<00:29:53.440> weren't<00:29:53.760> down<00:29:53.919> with<00:29:54.000> the Teamsters. If you weren't down with the Long<00:29:54.399> Shoreman, Long Shoreman, >> you<00:29:55.679> had<00:29:55.840> to<00:29:56.080> you<00:29:56.240> had<00:29:56.399> to<00:29:56.960> We<00:29:57.279> got<00:29:57.520> TO<00:29:57.679> WORK >> you had to you had to We got TO WORK THIS<00:29:58.240> OUT,<00:29:58.559> BOBBY. THIS OUT, BOBBY. We're<00:30:00.480> businessmen. We're businessmen. >> That's<00:30:02.880> That's<00:30:03.120> how<00:30:03.200> you<00:30:03.360> did<00:30:03.440> the<00:30:03.679> business. >> That's That's how you did the business. >> Give<00:30:04.480> a<00:30:04.720> little<00:30:04.880> money<00:30:05.120> to<00:30:05.360> their<00:30:05.600> campaign. >> Give a little money to their campaign. Not<00:30:06.480> a<00:30:06.510> [snorts]<00:30:06.720> little,<00:30:06.880> but<00:30:07.120> a<00:30:07.440> bit.<00:30:08.080> And Not a [snorts] little, but a bit. And then<00:30:08.480> you<00:30:08.720> can<00:30:08.960> get<00:30:09.120> your<00:30:09.440> stuff<00:30:09.760> passed<00:30:10.159> and then you can get your stuff passed and make<00:30:10.559> life<00:30:10.799> easier<00:30:11.120> down<00:30:11.360> the<00:30:11.520> road. make life easier down the road. >> Dude,<00:30:12.080> I<00:30:12.240> had<00:30:12.399> friends<00:30:12.640> that<00:30:12.880> had<00:30:13.039> no<00:30:13.279> show >> Dude, I had friends that had no show jobs. >> I<00:30:16.240> had<00:30:16.320> a<00:30:16.399> friend<00:30:16.480> of<00:30:16.559> mine<00:30:16.720> that<00:30:16.880> had<00:30:17.039> a >> I had a friend of mine that had a no-show<00:30:17.600> job<00:30:17.919> in<00:30:18.399> New<00:30:18.559> York<00:30:18.720> at<00:30:18.960> the<00:30:19.039> Javit no-show job in New York at the Javit Center. >> You<00:30:21.120> know,<00:30:21.200> the<00:30:21.360> Javit<00:30:21.760> Center<00:30:21.919> is<00:30:22.159> like<00:30:22.240> a<00:30:22.480> big >> You know, the Javit Center is like a big convention<00:30:23.120> center. convention center. >> He<00:30:24.480> had<00:30:24.559> a<00:30:24.799> union<00:30:25.200> no-show<00:30:25.760> job. >> He had a union no-show job. >> So,<00:30:26.960> he<00:30:27.120> was<00:30:27.120> a<00:30:27.279> mob<00:30:27.600> guy. >> So, he was a mob guy. >> And<00:30:28.640> they<00:30:29.120> they<00:30:29.440> just<00:30:29.600> gave<00:30:29.760> him<00:30:30.000> money. >> And they they just gave him money. >> I<00:30:30.640> only<00:30:31.039> get<00:30:31.120> a<00:30:31.279> free<00:30:31.440> check<00:30:31.679> on<00:30:31.840> the<00:30:32.000> Sopranos. >> I only get a free check on the Sopranos. They<00:30:32.720> had<00:30:32.799> those<00:30:32.960> no-show<00:30:34.399> construction They had those no-show construction jobs.<00:30:35.279> They're<00:30:35.520> sitting<00:30:35.679> there<00:30:35.760> with<00:30:35.919> their jobs. They're sitting there with their portable<00:30:36.559> fans.<00:30:37.679> Yeah.<00:30:38.000> No,<00:30:38.240> that's<00:30:38.480> real, portable fans. Yeah. No, that's real, dude.<00:30:39.600> That<00:30:39.840> is<00:30:40.000> a<00:30:40.159> real<00:30:40.399> thing. dude. That is a real thing. >> There's<00:30:41.679> They<00:30:42.000> get<00:30:42.240> a<00:30:42.399> certain<00:30:42.640> amount<00:30:42.799> of >> There's They get a certain amount of jobs.<00:30:43.679> Like<00:30:43.919> they<00:30:44.080> would<00:30:44.320> make<00:30:44.640> agreements. jobs. Like they would make agreements. Like<00:30:45.600> the<00:30:45.760> union<00:30:46.159> would<00:30:46.320> make<00:30:46.399> an<00:30:46.640> agreement. Like the union would make an agreement. We<00:30:47.360> get<00:30:47.520> a<00:30:47.679> certain<00:30:47.840> amount<00:30:48.000> of<00:30:48.080> these<00:30:48.320> jobs. We get a certain amount of these jobs. There's<00:30:49.120> like,<00:30:50.320> you<00:30:50.480> know, There's like, you know, >> it's<00:30:51.200> crazy. >> it's crazy. >> There's<00:30:51.919> really<00:30:52.240> a<00:30:52.320> hundred<00:30:52.720> jobs,<00:30:53.039> but<00:30:53.279> we >> There's really a hundred jobs, but we want<00:30:54.159> 130. want 130. Uh,<00:30:57.279> Youngstown<00:30:58.080> was<00:30:59.360> uh<00:30:59.520> a<00:30:59.679> haven<00:31:00.000> for Uh, Youngstown was uh a haven for organized<00:31:00.559> crime<00:31:00.880> related<00:31:01.200> corruption<00:31:02.159> was organized crime related corruption was ingrained<00:31:02.880> into<00:31:03.200> the<00:31:03.360> fabric<00:31:03.600> of<00:31:03.760> its ingrained into the fabric of its society.<00:31:04.480> A<00:31:04.720> 2000<00:31:05.200> publication,<00:31:05.760> New society. A 2000 publication, New Republic,<00:31:06.480> listed<00:31:06.799> a<00:31:07.039> chief<00:31:07.279> of<00:31:07.440> police,<00:31:07.760> the Republic, listed a chief of police, the outgoing<00:31:08.399> prosecutor,<00:31:08.960> the<00:31:09.120> sheriff,<00:31:09.600> the outgoing prosecutor, the sheriff, the county<00:31:10.080> engineer,<00:31:10.640> members<00:31:10.880> of<00:31:11.039> the<00:31:11.200> local county engineer, members of the local police<00:31:11.840> force,<00:31:12.399> a<00:31:12.640> city<00:31:12.880> law<00:31:13.120> director, police force, a city law director, several<00:31:14.080> defense<00:31:14.640> attorneys,<00:31:15.360> politicians, several defense attorneys, politicians, judges,<00:31:16.399> and<00:31:16.559> a<00:31:16.720> former<00:31:17.360> assistant<00:31:17.840> US judges, and a former assistant US attorney<00:31:18.640> as<00:31:19.360> controlled<00:31:19.760> by<00:31:20.000> the<00:31:20.159> mob. attorney as controlled by the mob. >> So<00:31:22.640> if<00:31:22.960> they<00:31:23.360> have<00:31:23.600> that,<00:31:24.240> if<00:31:24.480> they<00:31:24.799> found<00:31:25.120> that >> So if they have that, if they found that for<00:31:25.760> sure,<00:31:26.240> imagine<00:31:26.799> how<00:31:27.120> many<00:31:27.440> others<00:31:27.919> there for sure, imagine how many others there are, >> right?<00:31:29.039> That's<00:31:29.279> everybody.<00:31:30.399> That's >> right? That's everybody. That's everybody.<00:31:30.799> the<00:31:31.039> prosecutor,<00:31:31.600> the<00:31:31.760> sheriff, everybody. the prosecutor, the sheriff, the<00:31:32.320> county<00:31:32.640> engineer,<00:31:33.279> the<00:31:33.520> police<00:31:33.840> force, the county engineer, the police force, city<00:31:35.039> law<00:31:35.279> director,<00:31:35.760> defense<00:31:36.080> attorney. city law director, defense attorney. Imagine<00:31:37.360> not<00:31:37.679> being<00:31:37.919> down<00:31:38.159> with<00:31:38.320> the<00:31:38.480> mob. Imagine not being down with the mob. Like,<00:31:39.360> do<00:31:39.440> you<00:31:39.519> want<00:31:39.600> to<00:31:39.679> stay<00:31:39.840> alive?<00:31:40.399> Like, Like, do you want to stay alive? Like, do<00:31:40.799> you<00:31:40.880> want<00:31:41.039> to<00:31:41.120> work<00:31:41.440> in<00:31:41.679> this<00:31:42.000> business? do you want to work in this business? >> Right.<00:31:42.880> And<00:31:43.120> this<00:31:43.279> is<00:31:43.360> a<00:31:43.519> city.<00:31:43.840> I<00:31:44.080> think<00:31:44.159> we >> Right. And this is a city. I think we looked<00:31:44.480> it<00:31:44.640> up<00:31:44.720> the<00:31:44.880> other<00:31:44.960> day,<00:31:45.200> actually.<00:31:45.360> I looked it up the other day, actually. I think<00:31:45.600> it<00:31:45.840> only<00:31:46.000> has<00:31:46.240> 25,000<00:31:47.200> white<00:31:47.519> people. think it only has 25,000 white people. >> So,<00:31:49.360> knowing<00:31:49.760> that<00:31:50.240> black<00:31:50.559> people<00:31:50.880> tend<00:31:51.120> to >> So, knowing that black people tend to not<00:31:51.919> be<00:31:52.240> in<00:31:52.480> the<00:31:53.039> Italian<00:31:53.519> mob,<00:31:54.320> just<00:31:54.559> going not be in the Italian mob, just going off<00:31:55.039> of<00:31:55.360> 25,000, off of 25,000, and<00:31:57.360> that's<00:31:57.600> current.<00:31:57.919> I<00:31:58.159> don't<00:31:58.240> know<00:31:58.320> what<00:31:58.480> it and that's current. I don't know what it was<00:31:58.799> back<00:31:58.960> in<00:31:59.120> the<00:31:59.200> day,<00:31:59.440> but<00:31:59.600> the<00:31:59.840> point<00:32:00.080> is<00:32:00.159> is was back in the day, but the point is is like<00:32:00.799> it's<00:32:01.279> not<00:32:01.440> a<00:32:01.679> big<00:32:01.919> city. like it's not a big city. It's<00:32:04.080> not<00:32:04.320> I<00:32:04.480> think<00:32:04.799> 50<00:32:05.279> 60,000<00:32:06.480> half<00:32:07.440> or<00:32:07.760> less It's not I think 50 60,000 half or less white.<00:32:08.997> [laughter]<00:32:09.440> So white. [laughter] So >> there's<00:32:10.320> Tony. >> there's Tony. >> there's<00:32:11.679> little<00:32:11.919> Tony<00:32:12.320> watching<00:32:12.640> pro >> there's little Tony watching pro wrestling. >> Oh<00:32:13.840> yeah,<00:32:14.237> [laughter]<00:32:14.320> pro<00:32:14.559> wrestling.<00:32:14.960> And >> Oh yeah, [laughter] pro wrestling. And even<00:32:15.279> then<00:32:15.519> I<00:32:15.760> was<00:32:15.840> obsessed<00:32:16.159> with<00:32:16.399> Good even then I was obsessed with Good Fellas<00:32:17.039> and<00:32:17.200> a<00:32:17.360> Bronx<00:32:17.840> Tale<00:32:18.159> and<00:32:18.399> a<00:32:18.559> Godfather Fellas and a Bronx Tale and a Godfather because<00:32:19.519> it's<00:32:19.679> like<00:32:20.240> it's<00:32:20.559> just<00:32:20.720> what<00:32:21.039> you're because it's like it's just what you're taught<00:32:21.840> is<00:32:22.799> humanity.<00:32:23.440> Like<00:32:23.679> that's<00:32:24.000> life. taught is humanity. Like that's life. So<00:32:26.480> getting<00:32:26.720> out<00:32:26.880> of<00:32:26.960> that<00:32:27.120> and<00:32:27.360> going<00:32:27.519> to<00:32:27.679> LA So getting out of that and going to LA and<00:32:28.480> thinking<00:32:28.720> it<00:32:28.960> was<00:32:29.039> going<00:32:29.120> to<00:32:29.200> be<00:32:29.360> all<00:32:29.840> it's and thinking it was going to be all it's going<00:32:30.159> to<00:32:30.240> be<00:32:30.399> crazy<00:32:30.799> gangs<00:32:31.200> and<00:32:31.440> stuff<00:32:31.760> and going to be crazy gangs and stuff and it's<00:32:32.240> just<00:32:32.559> quiet.<00:32:33.200> Granted,<00:32:33.600> I<00:32:33.840> started<00:32:34.000> in it's just quiet. Granted, I started in Burbank,<00:32:34.799> which<00:32:34.960> is<00:32:35.120> a<00:32:35.279> [ __ ]<00:32:35.760> television Burbank, which is a [ __ ] television studio<00:32:36.799> essentially.<00:32:37.360> But<00:32:37.840> when<00:32:38.080> I<00:32:38.240> moved<00:32:38.480> to studio essentially. But when I moved to New<00:32:39.120> Jersey<00:32:39.360> and<00:32:39.600> I<00:32:39.840> didn't<00:32:40.000> have<00:32:40.159> any<00:32:40.320> money New Jersey and I didn't have any money when<00:32:40.799> I<00:32:40.960> first<00:32:41.120> moved<00:32:41.279> to<00:32:41.519> New<00:32:41.600> York,<00:32:41.919> I<00:32:42.080> I when I first moved to New York, I I couldn't<00:32:42.480> afford<00:32:42.799> to<00:32:42.960> live<00:32:43.120> in<00:32:43.200> New<00:32:43.440> in<00:32:43.840> New couldn't afford to live in New in New York<00:32:44.240> City<00:32:44.559> or<00:32:45.120> I<00:32:45.360> didn't<00:32:45.440> even<00:32:45.600> have<00:32:45.760> an York City or I didn't even have an apartment.<00:32:46.159> I<00:32:46.320> stayed<00:32:46.480> with<00:32:46.559> my<00:32:46.720> grandparents apartment. I stayed with my grandparents cuz<00:32:47.679> my<00:32:48.000> grandfather<00:32:48.720> lived<00:32:49.039> in<00:32:49.360> New<00:32:49.519> Jersey cuz my grandfather lived in New Jersey in<00:32:50.480> New<00:32:50.720> York.<00:32:51.760> And<00:32:52.320> um<00:32:52.480> he<00:32:52.720> bought<00:32:52.960> a<00:32:53.120> house in New York. And um he bought a house there<00:32:53.679> in<00:32:54.080> I<00:32:54.320> think<00:32:54.399> it<00:32:54.559> was<00:32:54.720> like<00:32:54.880> the<00:32:55.120> 1940s there in I think it was like the 1940s and<00:32:56.880> they<00:32:57.039> did<00:32:57.120> a<00:32:57.279> thing<00:32:57.440> called and they did a thing called blockbusting.<00:32:58.399> Do<00:32:58.480> you<00:32:58.559> know<00:32:58.640> what blockbusting. Do you know what blockbusting<00:32:59.360> is?<00:32:59.679> They<00:32:59.919> would<00:33:00.000> go<00:33:00.159> to<00:33:00.240> door blockbusting is? They would go to door to<00:33:00.640> door<00:33:00.880> and<00:33:01.039> they<00:33:01.200> would<00:33:01.360> say<00:33:01.679> black<00:33:01.919> people to door and they would say black people are<00:33:02.240> moving<00:33:02.399> into<00:33:02.559> the<00:33:02.720> neighborhood.<00:33:03.039> You are moving into the neighborhood. You got<00:33:03.200> to<00:33:03.279> sell<00:33:03.519> now.<00:33:03.760> And<00:33:03.919> everybody<00:33:04.159> sold.<00:33:04.559> It got to sell now. And everybody sold. It used<00:33:04.880> to<00:33:05.039> be<00:33:05.120> an<00:33:05.279> entirely<00:33:05.679> Italian used to be an entirely Italian neighborhood. >> Uh<00:33:07.519> and<00:33:07.760> he<00:33:07.840> was<00:33:07.919> like<00:33:08.080> I<00:33:08.240> like<00:33:08.399> black<00:33:08.640> people. >> Uh and he was like I like black people. Get<00:33:09.039> the<00:33:09.120> [ __ ]<00:33:09.279> out<00:33:09.360> of<00:33:09.440> here.<00:33:09.760> And<00:33:10.000> he<00:33:10.240> kept Get the [ __ ] out of here. And he kept his<00:33:10.559> house<00:33:10.720> but<00:33:10.880> it<00:33:11.039> was<00:33:11.120> like<00:33:11.279> one<00:33:11.440> of<00:33:11.679> very his house but it was like one of very few<00:33:12.240> families<00:33:12.799> that<00:33:13.279> stayed.<00:33:14.320> And<00:33:14.559> then<00:33:15.279> black few families that stayed. And then black people<00:33:16.000> moved<00:33:16.240> out.<00:33:16.559> And<00:33:16.799> then<00:33:16.960> they<00:33:17.120> started people moved out. And then they started getting<00:33:18.240> like<00:33:18.559> different<00:33:18.880> people,<00:33:19.679> Spanish- getting like different people, Spanish- speakaking<00:33:20.480> people,<00:33:20.720> like<00:33:20.960> Dominicans<00:33:21.760> and<00:33:22.240> a speakaking people, like Dominicans and a bunch<00:33:22.559> of<00:33:22.640> other.<00:33:22.880> And<00:33:23.120> that's<00:33:23.360> how<00:33:23.519> it<00:33:23.679> was bunch of other. And that's how it was when<00:33:24.399> I<00:33:25.039> stayed<00:33:25.279> with<00:33:25.440> them.<00:33:25.919> So<00:33:26.080> this<00:33:26.240> is<00:33:26.399> like when I stayed with them. So this is like [sighs and gasps] nu<00:33:30.240> 91.<00:33:30.960> Yeah,<00:33:31.279> I<00:33:31.519> was<00:33:31.600> three<00:33:31.840> years<00:33:31.919> in<00:33:32.080> the nu 91. Yeah, I was three years in the comedy,<00:33:32.480> so<00:33:32.640> it's<00:33:32.799> probably<00:33:33.039> 91.<00:33:33.919> And<00:33:34.399> uh comedy, so it's probably 91. And uh while<00:33:34.880> I<00:33:35.039> was<00:33:35.200> living<00:33:35.360> with<00:33:35.519> them,<00:33:35.760> the<00:33:35.919> next while I was living with them, the next door<00:33:36.320> neighbor's<00:33:36.640> house<00:33:36.880> got<00:33:37.120> broken<00:33:37.360> into<00:33:37.760> by door neighbor's house got broken into by the<00:33:38.159> cops.<00:33:38.559> The<00:33:38.799> DEA<00:33:39.360> smashed<00:33:39.679> down<00:33:39.840> his<00:33:40.080> door. the cops. The DEA smashed down his door. The<00:33:40.399> dude<00:33:40.640> had<00:33:40.720> an<00:33:40.880> Audi<00:33:41.519> parked<00:33:41.840> in<00:33:41.919> a The dude had an Audi parked in a driveway.<00:33:42.399> He<00:33:42.559> was<00:33:42.640> selling<00:33:42.960> crack<00:33:43.519> like driveway. He was selling crack like right<00:33:43.919> next<00:33:44.080> door<00:33:44.240> to<00:33:44.399> my<00:33:44.559> grandpa. right next door to my grandpa. >> Wow.<00:33:45.360> The<00:33:45.600> whole<00:33:45.760> neighborhood<00:33:46.159> was<00:33:46.320> just >> Wow. The whole neighborhood was just nuts,<00:33:47.440> dude.<00:33:47.760> Like<00:33:47.919> he<00:33:48.080> would<00:33:48.159> get<00:33:48.320> really nuts, dude. Like he would get really nervous<00:33:48.799> when<00:33:49.039> I<00:33:49.200> would<00:33:49.360> leave.<00:33:49.840> Like<00:33:50.080> I<00:33:50.240> would nervous when I would leave. Like I would leave<00:33:50.399> to<00:33:50.559> go<00:33:50.720> play<00:33:50.960> pool<00:33:51.200> somewhere<00:33:51.440> and<00:33:51.600> he leave to go play pool somewhere and he like<00:33:52.000> be<00:33:52.080> careful.<00:33:52.559> Like<00:33:52.720> it<00:33:52.880> was<00:33:53.200> [ __ ] like be careful. Like it was [ __ ] sketchy. >> But<00:33:57.279> it<00:33:57.519> didn't<00:33:57.679> used<00:33:57.840> to<00:33:58.000> be<00:33:58.399> like<00:33:58.640> when<00:33:58.960> he >> But it didn't used to be like when he first<00:33:59.840> moved<00:34:00.159> there.<00:34:00.559> It<00:34:00.799> was<00:34:01.600> just<00:34:01.760> an<00:34:01.919> all first moved there. It was just an all Italian<00:34:02.559> neighborhood. Italian neighborhood. >> Real<00:34:04.240> estate<00:34:04.559> people<00:34:04.960> even<00:34:05.200> back<00:34:05.600> like<00:34:05.840> what<00:34:06.000> a >> Real estate people even back like what a dirty<00:34:06.559> thing<00:34:06.799> to<00:34:06.960> do. dirty thing to do. >> Scare<00:34:08.399> people<00:34:08.639> into<00:34:09.040> moving.<00:34:09.919> That's >> Scare people into moving. That's probably<00:34:10.399> the<00:34:10.560> first<00:34:10.720> project<00:34:11.040> of<00:34:11.200> US<00:34:11.520> Aid. probably the first project of US Aid. That's<00:34:12.320> probably<00:34:12.793> [laughter] That's probably [laughter] They<00:34:15.839> probably<00:34:16.159> got<00:34:16.399> real<00:34:16.560> estate<00:34:16.879> people<00:34:17.200> to They probably got real estate people to destroy<00:34:17.919> neighborhoods. destroy neighborhoods. >> There's<00:34:19.599> something<00:34:19.760> to<00:34:20.000> it.<00:34:20.159> I<00:34:20.399> don't<00:34:20.480> know >> There's something to it. I don't know the<00:34:20.800> correlation<00:34:21.520> of<00:34:21.839> Italian<00:34:22.399> neighborhoods the correlation of Italian neighborhoods being<00:34:24.159> taken<00:34:24.560> over,<00:34:25.200> not<00:34:25.440> taken<00:34:25.839> over,<00:34:26.159> but being taken over, not taken over, but whatever<00:34:27.440> by<00:34:27.919> black<00:34:28.240> people<00:34:28.639> like<00:34:29.040> the<00:34:29.359> mobrun whatever by black people like the mobrun cities<00:34:30.800> like<00:34:31.119> Youngstown,<00:34:31.919> like<00:34:32.240> Chicago, cities like Youngstown, like Chicago, like<00:34:33.119> Detroit.<00:34:34.079> Um, like Detroit. Um, it's<00:34:36.159> an<00:34:36.399> interesting<00:34:36.879> anomaly.<00:34:37.599> I<00:34:37.839> wonder<00:34:37.919> if it's an interesting anomaly. I wonder if there's<00:34:38.320> any<00:34:38.560> correlation<00:34:39.280> between<00:34:39.599> the there's any correlation between the things.<00:34:40.320> Well,<00:34:40.720> you<00:34:40.879> know,<00:34:41.760> most<00:34:42.000> of<00:34:42.000> the things. Well, you know, most of the Italians<00:34:42.639> that<00:34:42.879> came<00:34:43.440> in<00:34:43.760> the<00:34:44.560> early<00:34:45.040> 20th Italians that came in the early 20th century<00:34:45.919> were<00:34:46.159> very<00:34:46.480> poor.<00:34:47.280> You<00:34:47.440> know,<00:34:47.520> they century were very poor. You know, they were<00:34:47.839> all<00:34:48.079> coming<00:34:48.240> over<00:34:48.399> here<00:34:48.560> for<00:34:48.720> labor<00:34:49.040> or were all coming over here for labor or jobs<00:34:49.599> and<00:34:49.919> things<00:34:50.159> along<00:34:50.399> those<00:34:50.639> lines.<00:34:51.679> And jobs and things along those lines. And um<00:34:53.200> you<00:34:53.440> know,<00:34:53.679> when<00:34:53.919> they<00:34:54.240> started<00:34:54.560> doing um you know, when they started doing better,<00:34:55.520> they<00:34:55.839> you<00:34:56.000> know,<00:34:56.079> they<00:34:56.320> started better, they you know, they started moving<00:34:56.879> out<00:34:57.119> and<00:34:57.440> moving<00:34:57.680> into<00:34:57.920> the<00:34:58.079> suburbs moving out and moving into the suburbs and<00:34:58.880> moving<00:34:59.119> into<00:34:59.680> you<00:34:59.839> know,<00:35:00.000> more and moving into you know, more gentrified<00:35:00.960> areas.<00:35:01.760> It's<00:35:02.079> always<00:35:02.800> what<00:35:02.960> are gentrified areas. It's always what are the<00:35:03.280> new<00:35:03.440> immigrants<00:35:03.839> that<00:35:04.079> are<00:35:04.240> going<00:35:04.320> to the new immigrants that are going to come<00:35:04.880> and<00:35:05.200> take<00:35:05.440> over<00:35:05.599> this<00:35:05.920> area<00:35:06.240> that<00:35:06.560> was come and take over this area that was like<00:35:06.960> formerly<00:35:07.680> a<00:35:08.000> lowincome<00:35:08.800> Italian like formerly a lowincome Italian neighborhood<00:35:09.599> or<00:35:09.839> a<00:35:10.000> lowincome<00:35:10.640> Irish neighborhood or a lowincome Irish neighborhood.<00:35:11.599> It's<00:35:11.760> the<00:35:11.920> same<00:35:12.079> thing.<00:35:12.400> Like neighborhood. It's the same thing. Like there's<00:35:13.440> cycles,<00:35:14.160> you<00:35:14.320> know. there's cycles, you know. >> It's<00:35:15.359> like<00:35:15.440> there's<00:35:15.760> cycles<00:35:16.079> in<00:35:16.320> fighting >> It's like there's cycles in fighting too.<00:35:17.359> Like<00:35:18.320> in<00:35:18.640> the<00:35:18.800> early<00:35:19.280> 20th<00:35:19.599> century, too. Like in the early 20th century, there's<00:35:20.160> a<00:35:20.240> lot<00:35:20.320> of<00:35:20.480> Jewish<00:35:20.800> fighters<00:35:21.839> like there's a lot of Jewish fighters like Slappy<00:35:22.800> Maxi<00:35:23.200> Rosen<00:35:23.520> Bloom.<00:35:23.839> You<00:35:23.920> never<00:35:24.079> heard Slappy Maxi Rosen Bloom. You never heard of<00:35:24.320> him,<00:35:24.480> right?<00:35:25.520> Some<00:35:25.839> very<00:35:26.079> good<00:35:26.320> Jewish of him, right? Some very good Jewish fighters.<00:35:27.599> um<00:35:27.760> because<00:35:28.079> they<00:35:28.320> were<00:35:28.400> poor<00:35:29.040> and fighters. um because they were poor and there<00:35:29.520> were<00:35:29.680> the<00:35:29.839> the<00:35:30.160> new<00:35:30.320> immigrants,<00:35:30.960> you there were the the new immigrants, you know,<00:35:31.680> and<00:35:31.920> this<00:35:32.160> is<00:35:32.240> like<00:35:32.480> before<00:35:32.880> World<00:35:33.119> War know, and this is like before World War II.<00:35:34.240> And<00:35:34.480> then<00:35:35.280> in<00:35:36.000> and<00:35:36.400> even<00:35:36.640> afterwards II. And then in and even afterwards there<00:35:37.359> was<00:35:37.440> some<00:35:38.079> but<00:35:38.560> then<00:35:39.200> you<00:35:39.440> get there was some but then you get Italians,<00:35:40.079> you<00:35:40.240> get<00:35:40.320> a<00:35:40.480> lot<00:35:40.560> of<00:35:40.640> Italians,<00:35:41.119> get Italians, you get a lot of Italians, get Rocky<00:35:41.680> Marciano,<00:35:42.400> Rocky<00:35:42.800> Gratziano,<00:35:43.680> there's Rocky Marciano, Rocky Gratziano, there's a<00:35:44.320> lot<00:35:44.400> of<00:35:44.560> like<00:35:44.960> uh<00:35:45.119> Jake<00:35:45.359> Lamada,<00:35:46.240> there's<00:35:46.480> a a lot of like uh Jake Lamada, there's a lot<00:35:46.640> of<00:35:46.720> these<00:35:46.960> like<00:35:47.200> Italian<00:35:47.839> bad lot of these like Italian bad [ __ ]<00:35:48.800> because<00:35:48.960> they<00:35:49.200> were<00:35:49.280> poor. [ __ ] because they were poor. >> Yeah.<00:35:50.160> And<00:35:50.400> then<00:35:51.040> what<00:35:51.280> happened?<00:35:51.920> Then<00:35:52.160> you >> Yeah. And then what happened? Then you got<00:35:52.720> a<00:35:52.960> lot<00:35:53.119> of<00:35:53.200> Puerto<00:35:53.520> Ricans,<00:35:54.160> a<00:35:54.400> lot<00:35:54.480> of, got a lot of Puerto Ricans, a lot of, you<00:35:54.960> know,<00:35:55.119> it's<00:35:55.359> always<00:35:55.599> like<00:35:55.839> who's<00:35:56.160> the<00:35:56.320> new you know, it's always like who's the new immigrants, >> And<00:35:57.760> who<00:35:57.920> are<00:35:58.079> the<00:35:58.400> most<00:35:58.640> hungry,<00:35:59.359> come<00:35:59.599> from >> And who are the most hungry, come from the<00:35:59.920> most<00:36:00.720> povertyridden<00:36:01.599> areas.<00:36:02.160> Like the most povertyridden areas. Like Roberto<00:36:03.040> Duran<00:36:03.520> came<00:36:03.680> from<00:36:03.920> a<00:36:04.079> terrible<00:36:04.480> part Roberto Duran came from a terrible part of<00:36:04.960> Panama.<00:36:05.599> Like<00:36:05.839> not<00:36:06.079> terrible,<00:36:06.400> but<00:36:06.640> I<00:36:06.720> mean of Panama. Like not terrible, but I mean like<00:36:07.040> very<00:36:07.359> poor,<00:36:07.680> very<00:36:08.000> violent. like very poor, very violent. >> And<00:36:09.280> he<00:36:09.520> was<00:36:09.599> one<00:36:09.680> of<00:36:09.760> the<00:36:09.839> baddest >> And he was one of the baddest [ __ ] >> Boom.<00:36:10.960> Manini<00:36:11.599> was<00:36:11.680> right<00:36:11.839> down<00:36:12.000> the<00:36:12.240> street. >> Boom. Manini was right down the street. >> Yep.<00:36:14.240> Yeah.<00:36:14.880> I<00:36:15.200> mean,<00:36:16.240> Youngstown's<00:36:16.880> known >> Yep. Yeah. I mean, Youngstown's known for<00:36:17.280> boxing. for boxing. >> Yeah.<00:36:18.560> Kelly<00:36:18.960> Pav.<00:36:19.440> Kelly<00:36:19.760> Pavick,<00:36:20.240> who's >> Yeah. Kelly Pav. Kelly Pavick, who's been<00:36:20.640> on<00:36:20.720> the<00:36:20.880> podcast.<00:36:21.599> He's<00:36:21.920> awesome. been on the podcast. He's awesome. >> he<00:36:23.040> was<00:36:23.119> a<00:36:23.359> beast,<00:36:23.680> dude. >> he was a beast, dude. >> Oh,<00:36:24.400> man. >> Oh, man. >> That<00:36:25.760> fight<00:36:26.079> with<00:36:26.240> him<00:36:26.400> and<00:36:26.560> Germaine<00:36:26.960> Taylor >> That fight with him and Germaine Taylor won.<00:36:28.000> Sometimes<00:36:28.320> I<00:36:28.640> still<00:36:29.040> rewatch<00:36:29.599> the<00:36:29.760> end won. Sometimes I still rewatch the end of<00:36:30.079> that<00:36:30.320> to of that to >> How<00:36:30.880> did<00:36:31.040> he<00:36:31.200> survive? >> How did he survive? >> Give<00:36:31.920> me<00:36:32.079> a<00:36:32.240> burst<00:36:32.480> of<00:36:32.720> energy. >> Give me a burst of energy. >> I<00:36:33.599> mean,<00:36:33.760> how<00:36:33.920> did<00:36:34.079> he<00:36:34.320> make<00:36:34.480> it<00:36:34.640> through<00:36:35.359> that? >> I mean, how did he make it through that? That<00:36:35.839> was<00:36:36.000> a<00:36:36.640> crazy<00:36:37.359> I<00:36:37.520> mean,<00:36:37.599> he<00:36:37.839> got<00:36:38.079> dropped. That was a crazy I mean, he got dropped. He<00:36:38.640> looked<00:36:38.880> like<00:36:39.040> it<00:36:39.119> looks<00:36:39.280> like<00:36:39.440> the<00:36:39.599> fight He looked like it looks like the fight was<00:36:40.000> over.<00:36:40.480> And<00:36:40.640> then<00:36:40.800> when<00:36:40.880> he's<00:36:41.040> got<00:36:41.200> him<00:36:41.280> in was over. And then when he's got him in the<00:36:41.599> corner<00:36:41.760> and<00:36:42.000> he<00:36:42.160> rocks<00:36:42.480> him the corner and he rocks him >> and<00:36:43.520> you<00:36:43.599> you<00:36:43.839> go,<00:36:44.000> "No<00:36:44.640> way.<00:36:45.599> He's<00:36:45.920> coming >> and you you go, "No way. He's coming back.<00:36:46.480> This<00:36:46.640> is<00:36:46.880> crazy."<00:36:47.440> Easy. back. This is crazy." Easy. >> This<00:36:48.079> Did<00:36:48.240> you<00:36:48.400> watch<00:36:48.720> uh<00:36:48.800> the<00:36:48.960> fights<00:36:49.200> this >> This Did you watch uh the fights this weekend?<00:36:49.680> Geron<00:36:50.079> Boot<00:36:50.640> Boots<00:36:50.960> Enis<00:36:51.359> and<00:36:51.520> I weekend? Geron Boot Boots Enis and I forget<00:36:51.920> the<00:36:52.079> the<00:36:52.320> dude<00:36:52.480> he<00:36:52.640> was<00:36:52.720> fighting. forget the the dude he was fighting. >> No,<00:36:53.520> I<00:36:53.680> was<00:36:53.760> at<00:36:53.920> that<00:36:54.079> concert.<00:36:54.480> I<00:36:54.640> missed<00:36:54.960> it. >> No, I was at that concert. I missed it. >> Boots<00:36:57.119> is<00:36:57.280> very<00:36:57.520> good.<00:36:57.839> And<00:36:58.079> for<00:36:58.320> the<00:36:58.480> most >> Boots is very good. And for the most part,<00:36:58.720> he<00:36:58.960> beat<00:36:59.119> his<00:36:59.280> ass.<00:36:59.599> But<00:36:59.680> the<00:37:00.000> third part, he beat his ass. But the third round<00:37:00.560> he<00:37:00.800> got<00:37:01.040> rocked.<00:37:01.680> The<00:37:01.920> third<00:37:02.079> round<00:37:02.320> was round he got rocked. The third round was incredible<00:37:02.960> cuz<00:37:03.119> he<00:37:03.440> the<00:37:03.680> kid<00:37:03.839> he<00:37:04.079> was incredible cuz he the kid he was fighting,<00:37:04.640> who's<00:37:04.880> the<00:37:05.119> gentleman<00:37:05.359> that<00:37:05.599> he fighting, who's the gentleman that he was<00:37:05.839> fighting,<00:37:06.079> Jamie? was fighting, Jamie? >> Zas. >> Zas.<00:37:07.920> Yeah.<00:37:08.800> Young<00:37:09.119> kid.<00:37:09.839> He<00:37:10.320> uh<00:37:10.560> got<00:37:10.800> dropped >> Zas. Yeah. Young kid. He uh got dropped in<00:37:11.440> the<00:37:11.599> second<00:37:11.839> round<00:37:12.079> like<00:37:12.320> pretty<00:37:12.560> bad. in the second round like pretty bad. Boots<00:37:13.119> is<00:37:13.359> very<00:37:13.599> good.<00:37:13.920> He's<00:37:14.160> like<00:37:14.320> one<00:37:14.480> of<00:37:14.560> the Boots is very good. He's like one of the best<00:37:14.800> boxers<00:37:15.280> alive.<00:37:15.920> And<00:37:16.160> then<00:37:16.320> the<00:37:16.560> third best boxers alive. And then the third round,<00:37:17.040> the<00:37:17.200> kid<00:37:17.440> came<00:37:17.680> back<00:37:17.920> and<00:37:18.160> rocked round, the kid came back and rocked Boots<00:37:18.880> and<00:37:19.040> it<00:37:19.200> was<00:37:19.280> just<00:37:19.440> a<00:37:19.839> war.<00:37:20.320> Just<00:37:20.480> the Boots and it was just a war. Just the third<00:37:20.960> round<00:37:21.119> was<00:37:21.359> incredible.<00:37:22.000> Boots<00:37:22.320> wound third round was incredible. Boots wound up<00:37:22.720> stopping<00:37:22.960> him.<00:37:23.200> I<00:37:23.359> think<00:37:23.440> he<00:37:23.680> stopped<00:37:23.839> him up stopping him. I think he stopped him in<00:37:24.240> like<00:37:24.960> the<00:37:25.200> seventh<00:37:25.520> or<00:37:25.680> the<00:37:25.839> eighth<00:37:26.079> round. in like the seventh or the eighth round. Uh<00:37:27.440> he<00:37:27.760> just<00:37:27.920> dropped<00:37:28.160> him<00:37:28.400> one<00:37:28.640> last<00:37:28.800> time<00:37:28.960> and Uh he just dropped him one last time and the<00:37:29.280> the<00:37:29.920> re<00:37:30.240> the<00:37:30.800> corner<00:37:31.119> called<00:37:31.359> it.<00:37:31.520> It<00:37:31.599> was the the re the corner called it. It was enough.<00:37:31.920> Like<00:37:32.079> he<00:37:32.240> was<00:37:32.320> getting<00:37:32.400> his<00:37:32.560> ass enough. Like he was getting his ass kicked,<00:37:33.440> but<00:37:33.760> he<00:37:34.079> was<00:37:34.240> very<00:37:34.480> very<00:37:34.800> valiant, kicked, but he was very very valiant, you<00:37:35.520> know.<00:37:35.839> It<00:37:35.920> was<00:37:36.079> a<00:37:36.240> really<00:37:36.400> good<00:37:36.560> fight. you know. It was a really good fight. Like<00:37:37.359> Boots<00:37:37.680> is<00:37:37.839> better<00:37:38.079> than<00:37:38.160> him.<00:37:38.400> Like Like Boots is better than him. Like clearly<00:37:39.040> he's<00:37:39.200> like<00:37:39.359> he's<00:37:39.599> on<00:37:39.839> another<00:37:40.160> level, clearly he's like he's on another level, but<00:37:41.040> this<00:37:41.200> kid<00:37:41.440> showed<00:37:41.839> just<00:37:42.079> tremendous but this kid showed just tremendous heart.<00:37:43.040> But<00:37:43.200> it's<00:37:43.440> like<00:37:43.839> that<00:37:44.160> third<00:37:44.480> round heart. But it's like that third round was<00:37:45.040> just<00:37:45.680> coming<00:37:46.000> back<00:37:46.240> from<00:37:46.480> getting was just coming back from getting dropped<00:37:47.119> in<00:37:47.280> the<00:37:47.440> second.<00:37:47.839> Like<00:37:48.079> those<00:37:48.320> kind dropped in the second. Like those kind of<00:37:49.040> moments<00:37:49.359> where<00:37:49.599> a<00:37:49.760> guy's<00:37:50.079> getting<00:37:50.240> [ __ ] of moments where a guy's getting [ __ ] up<00:37:50.800> like<00:37:50.960> like<00:37:51.200> the<00:37:51.359> Gachi<00:37:51.839> Tapora<00:37:52.400> fight. up like like the Gachi Tapora fight. >> Perfect<00:37:53.599> example. >> Perfect example. >> That's<00:37:55.280> when<00:37:55.440> it's<00:37:55.680> really<00:37:55.920> a<00:37:56.160> fight. >> That's when it's really a fight. >> A<00:37:57.040> a<00:37:57.440> real<00:37:57.760> fight<00:37:58.320> cuz<00:37:58.800> Toporia<00:37:59.839> was >> A a real fight cuz Toporia was [clears throat]<00:38:00.480> on<00:38:00.960> him<00:38:01.200> in<00:38:01.440> that<00:38:01.680> second [clears throat] on him in that second round, >> man.<00:38:04.320> We<00:38:04.560> were<00:38:04.800> so<00:38:05.119> close.<00:38:05.520> They<00:38:05.760> were<00:38:05.839> in<00:38:06.000> They >> man. We were so close. They were in They were<00:38:06.400> You<00:38:06.560> could<00:38:06.640> hear<00:38:06.720> it. were You could hear it. >> They<00:38:07.440> Oh,<00:38:07.839> you<00:38:08.160> could<00:38:08.480> really<00:38:08.800> You<00:38:09.040> could<00:38:09.200> feel >> They Oh, you could really You could feel it<00:38:09.920> where<00:38:10.160> I<00:38:10.400> was,<00:38:10.720> man.<00:38:11.040> And<00:38:11.599> you<00:38:11.760> know, it where I was, man. And you know, obviously<00:38:12.640> we're<00:38:12.960> always<00:38:13.280> close<00:38:13.520> to<00:38:13.680> the<00:38:13.839> cage obviously we're always close to the cage on<00:38:14.320> those<00:38:14.480> things,<00:38:15.119> but<00:38:15.440> then<00:38:15.599> when<00:38:16.240> gate<00:38:16.720> when on those things, but then when gate when Turia<00:38:17.760> was<00:38:17.920> landing<00:38:18.240> those<00:38:18.480> body<00:38:18.800> shots, Turia was landing those body shots, [snorts]<00:38:20.000> it<00:38:20.240> was<00:38:20.560> right<00:38:20.880> against<00:38:21.440> our<00:38:21.760> side [snorts] it was right against our side of<00:38:22.079> the<00:38:22.320> fence,<00:38:22.720> and<00:38:22.960> I'm<00:38:23.200> literally<00:38:23.680> like, of the fence, and I'm literally like, "Oh<00:38:24.880> my."<00:38:25.200> I<00:38:25.520> mean,<00:38:25.839> holy<00:38:26.400> [ __ ]<00:38:27.040> [ __ ]<00:38:27.440> man. "Oh my." I mean, holy [ __ ] [ __ ] man. And<00:38:28.320> I've<00:38:28.560> seen<00:38:28.800> a<00:38:28.960> lot<00:38:29.040> of<00:38:29.200> people<00:38:29.359> get<00:38:29.520> ripped And I've seen a lot of people get ripped to<00:38:30.000> the<00:38:30.160> body<00:38:30.400> before,<00:38:30.720> but<00:38:30.960> there<00:38:31.119> is to the body before, but there is something<00:38:31.599> about<00:38:31.839> his<00:38:32.320> close<00:38:32.720> range<00:38:33.280> strength something about his close range strength in<00:38:34.640> near<00:38:34.960> that<00:38:35.280> clinch,<00:38:35.760> that<00:38:36.160> close<00:38:36.480> up in near that clinch, that close up [ __ ]<00:38:37.680> range<00:38:38.400> of<00:38:38.640> Elia<00:38:39.119> that<00:38:39.440> is<00:38:40.079> scary. [ __ ] range of Elia that is scary. >> He's<00:38:41.359> so<00:38:41.599> good,<00:38:41.839> dude.<00:38:42.480> He's<00:38:42.720> so<00:38:42.960> good<00:38:43.200> and >> He's so good, dude. He's so good and he's<00:38:43.680> so<00:38:43.920> precise.<00:38:44.960> He<00:38:45.359> just<00:38:45.920> tried<00:38:46.320> to<00:38:46.800> like he's so precise. He just tried to like ch<00:38:47.599> I<00:38:47.760> always<00:38:48.000> repeat<00:38:48.320> this<00:38:48.560> because<00:38:48.800> Chail ch I always repeat this because Chail Son<00:38:49.440> said<00:38:49.599> it<00:38:49.760> was<00:38:49.920> perfect.<00:38:50.400> If<00:38:50.640> you<00:38:50.800> try<00:38:50.960> to Son said it was perfect. If you try to win<00:38:51.280> by<00:38:51.520> knockout<00:38:52.000> and<00:38:52.320> fail,<00:38:53.280> you<00:38:53.520> won't<00:38:53.760> win win by knockout and fail, you won't win a<00:38:54.079> decision. a decision. >> Yeah.<00:38:55.680> And<00:38:56.000> sometimes<00:38:56.320> you<00:38:56.560> just<00:38:56.800> run<00:38:56.960> out<00:38:57.119> of >> Yeah. And sometimes you just run out of gas<00:38:57.599> because<00:38:57.920> like<00:38:58.160> you're<00:38:58.400> not<00:38:58.560> supposed<00:38:58.720> to gas because like you're not supposed to fight<00:38:59.119> like<00:38:59.359> that<00:38:59.599> if<00:38:59.839> you<00:39:00.000> think<00:39:00.160> that<00:39:00.320> the fight like that if you think that the fight's<00:39:00.720> going<00:39:00.800> to<00:39:00.880> go<00:39:01.119> five<00:39:01.280> rounds.<00:39:01.760> Like fight's going to go five rounds. Like Ilia<00:39:02.480> had<00:39:02.560> him<00:39:02.720> hurt<00:39:02.880> and<00:39:03.040> he's<00:39:03.200> like,<00:39:03.359> I<00:39:03.599> can Ilia had him hurt and he's like, I can take<00:39:03.839> him<00:39:04.000> out.<00:39:05.119> But<00:39:05.440> Justin's<00:39:06.000> so<00:39:06.320> durable, take him out. But Justin's so durable, man.<00:39:07.359> He's<00:39:07.680> so<00:39:08.000> durable.<00:39:09.040> And<00:39:10.240> that<00:39:10.640> left<00:39:10.880> hook man. He's so durable. And that left hook to<00:39:11.359> the<00:39:11.520> body,<00:39:11.920> the<00:39:12.240> sound<00:39:12.560> of<00:39:12.720> it,<00:39:12.960> man,<00:39:13.280> is to the body, the sound of it, man, is just<00:39:13.680> whip.<00:39:14.640> It's<00:39:14.960> so<00:39:15.280> perfect.<00:39:15.920> He<00:39:16.240> throws just whip. It's so perfect. He throws perfect<00:39:17.040> punches.<00:39:17.599> His<00:39:18.079> punches<00:39:18.480> are<00:39:18.640> just<00:39:19.040> I perfect punches. His punches are just I mean<00:39:19.440> even<00:39:20.800> Justin<00:39:21.280> said<00:39:21.520> it<00:39:21.680> in<00:39:21.920> the mean even Justin said it in the postfight<00:39:22.560> interview<00:39:22.960> like<00:39:23.119> when<00:39:23.280> he's<00:39:23.520> fresh postfight interview like when he's fresh his<00:39:24.000> skills<00:39:24.240> are<00:39:24.400> unmatched.<00:39:25.359> Like<00:39:25.599> that's<00:39:25.760> a his skills are unmatched. Like that's a crazy<00:39:26.160> thing<00:39:26.320> to<00:39:26.480> say<00:39:26.560> to<00:39:26.720> a<00:39:26.800> guy<00:39:26.960> you<00:39:27.119> just crazy thing to say to a guy you just beat<00:39:27.440> up<00:39:27.599> and<00:39:27.760> made<00:39:28.000> stop.<00:39:28.640> He<00:39:28.960> stopped<00:39:29.280> him<00:39:29.359> in beat up and made stop. He stopped him in the<00:39:29.680> fourth<00:39:29.920> round. the fourth round. >> that's<00:39:31.440> crazy<00:39:31.760> to<00:39:32.000> say<00:39:32.240> like<00:39:32.400> his<00:39:32.640> skills<00:39:32.960> are >> that's crazy to say like his skills are unmatched.<00:39:33.680> But<00:39:33.760> they<00:39:34.000> really<00:39:34.240> are. unmatched. But they really are. >> Every<00:39:36.000> point<00:39:36.240> of<00:39:36.400> that<00:39:36.880> I'm<00:39:37.280> at<00:39:37.520> every<00:39:37.760> point >> Every point of that I'm at every point of<00:39:38.079> that<00:39:38.320> anybody<00:39:38.720> I<00:39:38.960> think<00:39:39.040> that<00:39:39.280> knows of that anybody I think that knows anything<00:39:39.920> about<00:39:40.480> those<00:39:40.800> two<00:39:41.040> fighters<00:39:41.680> is anything about those two fighters is going<00:39:42.960> until<00:39:43.359> this<00:39:43.599> is<00:39:43.839> stopped.<00:39:44.800> Anybody<00:39:45.359> can going until this is stopped. Anybody can win<00:39:45.760> this.<00:39:46.240> Like<00:39:46.560> even<00:39:46.880> when<00:39:47.280> his<00:39:47.680> face<00:39:48.000> was win this. Like even when his face was blown<00:39:48.960> up<00:39:49.119> and<00:39:49.359> his<00:39:49.599> eyes<00:39:49.920> looked<00:39:50.240> black<00:39:50.560> and blown up and his eyes looked black and closed. >> Until<00:39:53.359> that<00:39:54.160> air<00:39:54.400> horn<00:39:54.800> rings,<00:39:55.440> I'm<00:39:55.680> like >> Until that air horn rings, I'm like anything.<00:39:57.599> One<00:39:57.920> punch.<00:39:58.160> And<00:39:58.320> we've<00:39:58.560> seen<00:39:58.640> it anything. One punch. And we've seen it even<00:39:59.119> with<00:39:59.359> Gachi.<00:40:00.000> You<00:40:00.160> saw<00:40:00.320> it<00:40:00.480> with even with Gachi. You saw it with Holloway,<00:40:01.839> right?<00:40:02.079> Was<00:40:02.320> it<00:40:02.480> him?<00:40:02.880> Who<00:40:03.119> did<00:40:03.200> he Holloway, right? Was it him? Who did he square<00:40:03.680> up<00:40:03.760> with<00:40:03.920> in<00:40:04.079> the<00:40:04.240> middle? square up with in the middle? >> Holloway.<00:40:05.440> Yeah. >> Holloway. Yeah. >> Yes.<00:40:06.640> Hit<00:40:06.800> him<00:40:06.880> with<00:40:06.960> that<00:40:07.119> final<00:40:07.359> punch. >> Yes. Hit him with that final punch. >> One<00:40:08.000> chin.<00:40:08.640> One<00:40:08.960> with<00:40:09.280> one<00:40:09.599> second<00:40:09.920> left.<00:40:10.560> It >> One chin. One with one second left. It can<00:40:11.040> all<00:40:11.359> be<00:40:11.520> over. can all be over. >> Yeah.<00:40:12.400> That<00:40:12.640> was<00:40:12.800> a<00:40:13.040> little<00:40:13.359> different<00:40:13.760> in >> Yeah. That was a little different in that<00:40:14.560> Holloway<00:40:15.839> caught<00:40:16.240> him<00:40:16.720> with<00:40:16.960> a<00:40:17.200> jump that Holloway caught him with a jump spinning<00:40:17.839> back<00:40:18.160> kick<00:40:18.320> to<00:40:18.480> the<00:40:18.720> face<00:40:19.200> in<00:40:19.440> the spinning back kick to the face in the very<00:40:20.160> last<00:40:20.560> seconds<00:40:20.880> of<00:40:21.040> the<00:40:21.280> first<00:40:21.440> round<00:40:21.680> and very last seconds of the first round and broke<00:40:22.320> the<00:40:22.560> bone<00:40:22.800> of<00:40:22.960> his<00:40:23.119> nose. broke the bone of his nose. >> Um,<00:40:24.720> we<00:40:24.960> talked<00:40:25.119> about<00:40:25.200> it<00:40:25.359> on<00:40:25.520> the<00:40:25.680> podcast >> Um, we talked about it on the podcast and<00:40:26.400> I<00:40:26.560> was<00:40:26.640> like<00:40:26.800> that<00:40:27.040> changed<00:40:27.359> that<00:40:27.520> fight and I was like that changed that fight because<00:40:28.480> before<00:40:28.880> that<00:40:29.599> Gatei<00:40:30.160> was<00:40:30.400> pressing because before that Gatei was pressing him<00:40:31.280> and<00:40:31.520> it<00:40:31.680> looked<00:40:32.000> very<00:40:32.320> competitive<00:40:32.800> and him and it looked very competitive and it<00:40:33.119> looked<00:40:33.280> like<00:40:33.440> maybe<00:40:33.680> Gachi<00:40:34.160> had<00:40:34.400> a<00:40:34.720> slight it looked like maybe Gachi had a slight advantage<00:40:36.240> but<00:40:36.480> that's<00:40:36.720> cuz<00:40:37.040> Max<00:40:38.000> Max's<00:40:38.400> very advantage but that's cuz Max Max's very clever,<00:40:39.280> very<00:40:39.520> clever<00:40:39.839> fighter.<00:40:40.320> like<00:40:40.480> he's clever, very clever fighter. like he's always<00:40:40.960> switching<00:40:41.280> stances<00:40:41.680> and<00:40:41.920> moving<00:40:42.320> and always switching stances and moving and you<00:40:42.880> know<00:40:42.960> really<00:40:43.200> hadn't<00:40:43.599> showed<00:40:43.920> that you know really hadn't showed that spinning<00:40:44.560> back<00:40:44.800> kick<00:40:45.040> a<00:40:45.200> lot<00:40:45.359> that<00:40:45.520> hadn't spinning back kick a lot that hadn't been<00:40:45.839> a<00:40:46.000> feature<00:40:46.240> in<00:40:46.400> a<00:40:46.480> lot<00:40:46.560> of<00:40:46.640> his<00:40:46.800> fights. been a feature in a lot of his fights. He<00:40:47.520> did<00:40:47.599> it<00:40:47.760> a<00:40:48.000> few<00:40:48.079> times<00:40:48.400> but<00:40:49.040> to<00:40:49.440> for<00:40:49.440> to<00:40:49.440> for He did it a few times but to for to for him<00:40:49.920> to<00:40:50.079> land<00:40:50.320> it<00:40:50.480> that<00:40:50.800> way<00:40:51.119> backing<00:40:51.599> up<00:40:52.000> jump him to land it that way backing up jump to<00:40:52.480> the<00:40:52.560> face<00:40:52.800> I<00:40:52.960> mean<00:40:53.119> it<00:40:53.280> was<00:40:53.839> perfect. to the face I mean it was perfect. >> it<00:40:55.200> was<00:40:55.359> perfect.<00:40:55.760> And<00:40:55.920> his<00:40:56.160> nose<00:40:56.400> was<00:40:56.560> [ __ ] >> it was perfect. And his nose was [ __ ] And<00:40:57.280> if<00:40:57.440> you're<00:40:57.599> fighting<00:40:57.839> with<00:40:58.000> a<00:40:58.160> broken And if you're fighting with a broken like<00:40:59.119> a<00:40:59.280> broken<00:40:59.760> bone<00:41:00.079> on<00:41:00.240> your<00:41:00.400> face<00:41:00.800> every like a broken bone on your face every time<00:41:01.280> you're<00:41:01.520> getting<00:41:01.760> hit<00:41:02.079> you're<00:41:02.240> getting time you're getting hit you're getting just<00:41:02.880> blasted. just blasted. >> You're<00:41:04.560> the<00:41:04.880> pain<00:41:05.119> is<00:41:05.440> insane.<00:41:06.319> And<00:41:06.560> then,<00:41:07.119> you >> You're the pain is insane. And then, you know,<00:41:07.520> he<00:41:07.760> had,<00:41:08.319> you<00:41:08.480> know,<00:41:09.359> he<00:41:09.599> was<00:41:09.760> a<00:41:10.000> step know, he had, you know, he was a step behind<00:41:10.400> Max.<00:41:10.800> Max<00:41:11.040> is<00:41:11.200> teeing<00:41:11.520> off<00:41:11.680> on<00:41:11.760> him.<00:41:12.000> He behind Max. Max is teeing off on him. He landed<00:41:12.400> some<00:41:12.560> good<00:41:12.720> shots,<00:41:13.040> though,<00:41:13.680> even landed some good shots, though, even though<00:41:14.319> it<00:41:14.560> was<00:41:14.640> a<00:41:14.880> good<00:41:15.040> fight.<00:41:15.520> I<00:41:15.680> mean,<00:41:15.839> Max though it was a good fight. I mean, Max was<00:41:16.400> definitely<00:41:16.800> ahead<00:41:17.200> in<00:41:17.440> the<00:41:17.599> fifth<00:41:17.920> round, was definitely ahead in the fifth round, but<00:41:19.040> it<00:41:19.280> was<00:41:19.359> a<00:41:19.520> good<00:41:19.680> fight.<00:41:20.319> And<00:41:20.560> then,<00:41:21.359> you but it was a good fight. And then, you know,<00:41:21.599> during<00:41:21.839> that<00:41:22.079> wild<00:41:22.319> exchange,<00:41:22.720> he know, during that wild exchange, he should<00:41:23.040> have<00:41:23.119> never<00:41:23.359> done<00:41:23.520> that. should have never done that. >> he<00:41:24.880> was<00:41:25.040> already<00:41:25.280> fading,<00:41:25.920> whereas<00:41:26.240> Max<00:41:26.720> was >> he was already fading, whereas Max was still<00:41:27.359> very<00:41:27.680> fresh. still very fresh. >> [ __ ]<00:41:29.760> crazy<00:41:30.079> fight,<00:41:30.400> man. >> [ __ ] crazy fight, man. >> that<00:41:31.520> was<00:41:31.599> a<00:41:31.760> crazy<00:41:32.079> fight.<00:41:32.400> I<00:41:32.720> think >> that was a crazy fight. I think Topiria's<00:41:33.680> nose<00:41:34.000> was<00:41:34.240> broken<00:41:34.640> in<00:41:35.599> round<00:41:36.000> two. Topiria's nose was broken in round two. I<00:41:37.040> think<00:41:37.359> it<00:41:37.520> was<00:41:37.680> pretty<00:41:38.400> early<00:41:38.720> on<00:41:39.599> and<00:41:39.920> uh I think it was pretty early on and uh >> hard<00:41:40.319> to<00:41:40.480> say. >> hard to say. >> You<00:41:41.200> know,<00:41:41.359> but<00:41:41.680> uh<00:41:41.760> Justin<00:41:42.160> did<00:41:42.319> clip<00:41:42.640> him >> You know, but uh Justin did clip him with<00:41:42.960> a<00:41:43.119> bunch<00:41:43.200> of<00:41:43.359> those<00:41:43.520> uppercuts.<00:41:44.319> So with a bunch of those uppercuts. So Justin<00:41:44.960> does<00:41:45.280> this<00:41:45.920> thing<00:41:46.160> where<00:41:46.400> he<00:41:46.640> like Justin does this thing where he like collar<00:41:47.440> ties<00:41:47.839> you<00:41:48.079> and<00:41:48.319> then<00:41:48.480> throws<00:41:48.800> an collar ties you and then throws an uppercut<00:41:49.280> in<00:41:49.520> tight.<00:41:49.760> And<00:41:49.920> he's<00:41:50.160> really<00:41:50.400> good uppercut in tight. And he's really good at<00:41:50.800> it.<00:41:51.280> He's<00:41:51.520> really<00:41:51.760> good<00:41:51.920> at<00:41:52.079> like<00:41:52.319> turning at it. He's really good at like turning you<00:41:52.880> a<00:41:53.040> little<00:41:53.200> and<00:41:53.440> then<00:41:53.599> throwing<00:41:53.760> an you a little and then throwing an uppercut.<00:41:54.400> In<00:41:54.560> these<00:41:54.800> exchanges,<00:41:55.520> he<00:41:55.760> collar uppercut. In these exchanges, he collar ties<00:41:56.480> and<00:41:56.640> uppercuts.<00:41:57.440> He<00:41:57.680> caught<00:41:57.920> him<00:41:58.000> a<00:41:58.160> few ties and uppercuts. He caught him a few times<00:41:58.480> and<00:41:58.720> you<00:41:58.880> just<00:41:59.040> get<00:41:59.280> one<00:41:59.440> of<00:41:59.520> those<00:41:59.760> on times and you just get one of those on the<00:42:00.079> [ __ ]<00:42:00.400> nose<00:42:00.800> on<00:42:01.040> the<00:42:01.200> old<00:42:01.359> schnozle. the [ __ ] nose on the old schnozle. This<00:42:02.800> thing's<00:42:03.119> so<00:42:03.520> brittle. This thing's so brittle. >> It's<00:42:04.720> such<00:42:04.880> a<00:42:05.119> If<00:42:05.280> you<00:42:05.440> feel<00:42:05.599> your<00:42:05.839> nose,<00:42:06.240> just >> It's such a If you feel your nose, just feel<00:42:06.720> it. feel it. >> Have<00:42:07.839> you<00:42:07.920> ever<00:42:08.079> seen<00:42:08.240> Morab's<00:42:08.800> nose? >> Have you ever seen Morab's nose? >> The<00:42:10.640> X-ray<00:42:11.119> of<00:42:11.440> Morab's<00:42:11.920> nose.<00:42:12.480> You<00:42:12.640> never >> The X-ray of Morab's nose. You never seen<00:42:12.880> it. seen it. >> I<00:42:13.520> sent<00:42:13.599> it<00:42:13.680> to<00:42:13.760> you,<00:42:13.920> right,<00:42:14.079> Jamie? >> I sent it to you, right, Jamie? >> Jamie,<00:42:15.040> you'll<00:42:15.200> find<00:42:15.359> it. >> Jamie, you'll find it. >> It's<00:42:17.280> crazy.<00:42:18.720> Look<00:42:18.880> what<00:42:19.040> it<00:42:19.280> looks<00:42:19.440> like. >> It's crazy. Look what it looks like. >> Oh<00:42:19.920> my<00:42:20.079> god. >> Oh my god. >> Look<00:42:20.640> at<00:42:20.720> that. >> Look at that. >> Oh<00:42:21.839> [ __ ] >> Oh [ __ ] >> bro. Jeez. >> That<00:42:25.119> thing<00:42:25.280> is<00:42:25.520> destroyed.<00:42:26.560> I<00:42:26.800> mean,<00:42:26.960> it's >> That thing is destroyed. I mean, it's destroyed.<00:42:27.680> He's<00:42:27.920> getting<00:42:28.160> zero<00:42:28.560> air<00:42:28.800> out<00:42:28.960> of destroyed. He's getting zero air out of that.<00:42:29.280> He's<00:42:29.440> got<00:42:29.520> the<00:42:29.680> best<00:42:29.839> cardio<00:42:30.319> on<00:42:30.560> planet that. He's got the best cardio on planet Earth,<00:42:31.440> and<00:42:31.680> he's<00:42:31.920> getting<00:42:32.160> zero<00:42:32.560> air<00:42:32.880> out<00:42:33.040> of Earth, and he's getting zero air out of his<00:42:33.280> nose. his nose. >> But<00:42:34.800> he<00:42:34.960> won't<00:42:35.119> get<00:42:35.200> it<00:42:35.359> fixed<00:42:36.000> cuz<00:42:36.160> if<00:42:36.319> he<00:42:36.480> gets >> But he won't get it fixed cuz if he gets it<00:42:36.720> fixed,<00:42:37.040> he<00:42:37.200> he<00:42:37.359> can't<00:42:37.599> fight<00:42:37.760> for<00:42:37.920> like<00:42:38.079> a it fixed, he he can't fight for like a year<00:42:39.680> and<00:42:39.920> he<00:42:40.079> just<00:42:40.240> wants<00:42:40.400> to<00:42:40.560> keep<00:42:40.640> on year and he just wants to keep on trucking. >> that<00:42:44.319> dude's<00:42:44.560> a<00:42:44.720> freak. >> that dude's a freak. >> If<00:42:45.359> I<00:42:45.520> was<00:42:45.599> his<00:42:45.839> friend,<00:42:46.079> I<00:42:46.240> would<00:42:46.319> say,<00:42:46.480> "Dude, >> If I was his friend, I would say, "Dude, you<00:42:47.200> got<00:42:47.280> a<00:42:47.520> lot<00:42:47.599> of<00:42:47.680> money.<00:42:48.400> You're<00:42:48.640> a<00:42:48.800> world you got a lot of money. You're a world champion.<00:42:50.160> Fix<00:42:50.400> the<00:42:50.560> nose.<00:42:51.200> Let's<00:42:51.440> fix<00:42:51.599> it. champion. Fix the nose. Let's fix it. Let's<00:42:52.079> take<00:42:52.240> a<00:42:52.400> year<00:42:52.560> off.<00:42:52.880> Come<00:42:53.040> back<00:42:53.280> and Let's take a year off. Come back and [ __ ]<00:42:53.760> these<00:42:54.079> [ __ ]<00:42:54.720> up."<00:42:55.040> Cuz<00:42:55.359> if [ __ ] these [ __ ] up." Cuz if that<00:42:55.680> guy's<00:42:55.920> got<00:42:56.000> a<00:42:56.240> fixed<00:42:56.480> nose,<00:42:56.800> he's<00:42:57.040> got that guy's got a fixed nose, he's got 10%<00:42:57.680> more<00:42:58.000> cardio.<00:42:58.800> Are<00:42:59.040> you<00:42:59.200> crazy?<00:43:00.000> That<00:43:00.240> guy 10% more cardio. Are you crazy? That guy with<00:43:00.640> 10%<00:43:01.040> more<00:43:01.280> cardio.<00:43:01.760> That's<00:43:01.920> an<00:43:02.160> extra with 10% more cardio. That's an extra weapon. >> I<00:43:04.160> would<00:43:04.240> get<00:43:04.400> it<00:43:04.560> fixed.<00:43:05.040> But<00:43:05.200> the<00:43:05.440> problem<00:43:05.599> is >> I would get it fixed. But the problem is if<00:43:06.079> he<00:43:06.240> gets<00:43:06.400> it<00:43:06.560> fixed<00:43:06.720> and<00:43:06.880> then<00:43:07.119> like<00:43:07.280> he if he gets it fixed and then like he fights<00:43:07.680> a<00:43:07.839> guy<00:43:07.920> like<00:43:08.079> Hollow<00:43:08.400> and<00:43:08.560> he<00:43:08.640> gets fights a guy like Hollow and he gets jumping<00:43:09.280> spinning<00:43:09.520> back<00:43:09.839> kicked<00:43:10.079> to<00:43:10.319> the<00:43:10.480> nose jumping spinning back kicked to the nose in<00:43:11.359> the<00:43:11.520> first<00:43:11.680> round<00:43:11.920> and<00:43:12.079> it's<00:43:12.319> shattered<00:43:12.720> as in the first round and it's shattered as again,<00:43:13.440> then<00:43:13.680> he's<00:43:13.920> kind<00:43:14.079> of<00:43:14.160> [ __ ]<00:43:14.800> Because again, then he's kind of [ __ ] Because if<00:43:15.200> they<00:43:15.359> have<00:43:15.440> to<00:43:15.599> fix<00:43:15.760> it<00:43:15.920> again,<00:43:16.319> then<00:43:16.480> they if they have to fix it again, then they might<00:43:16.880> have<00:43:17.040> to<00:43:17.200> start<00:43:17.359> taking<00:43:17.760> pieces<00:43:18.079> of might have to start taking pieces of your<00:43:18.480> rib<00:43:18.800> out<00:43:19.040> and<00:43:19.359> reconstructing<00:43:20.160> your your rib out and reconstructing your nose<00:43:20.880> and<00:43:21.680> grafting<00:43:22.480> bone<00:43:23.119> and<00:43:23.440> doing<00:43:23.760> weird nose and grafting bone and doing weird [ __ ]<00:43:24.800> And<00:43:24.960> then<00:43:25.280> sometimes<00:43:25.680> that<00:43:25.920> [ __ ] [ __ ] And then sometimes that [ __ ] doesn't<00:43:26.400> take<00:43:26.960> and<00:43:27.200> sometimes<00:43:27.599> it<00:43:27.920> gets doesn't take and sometimes it gets infected<00:43:28.960> and<00:43:29.200> then<00:43:29.359> you<00:43:29.520> have<00:43:29.599> a<00:43:29.760> bone infected and then you have a bone infection<00:43:30.560> on<00:43:30.720> your<00:43:30.960> face<00:43:31.440> and<00:43:31.680> what<00:43:31.839> do<00:43:31.920> they infection on your face and what do they do<00:43:32.160> then?<00:43:32.400> Then<00:43:32.560> they<00:43:32.720> have<00:43:32.800> to<00:43:32.960> remove<00:43:33.200> your do then? Then they have to remove your nose.<00:43:33.760> Is<00:43:33.920> that<00:43:34.079> what<00:43:34.160> they<00:43:34.319> have<00:43:34.400> to<00:43:34.560> do? nose. Is that what they have to do? >> [ __ ] >> God. >> Scary<00:43:36.960> [ __ ]<00:43:37.280> man. >> Scary [ __ ] man. >> Very<00:43:37.839> much<00:43:38.079> so. >> Very much so. >> These<00:43:38.640> [ __ ]<00:43:38.960> dudes,<00:43:39.359> man.<00:43:39.680> That<00:43:39.839> is<00:43:40.000> a >> These [ __ ] dudes, man. That is a crazy<00:43:41.280> job<00:43:42.160> to<00:43:42.400> risk<00:43:42.720> your<00:43:43.040> life,<00:43:43.440> risk<00:43:43.760> your crazy job to risk your life, risk your health,<00:43:44.319> risk<00:43:44.640> your<00:43:44.880> bones.<00:43:45.599> You<00:43:45.920> You're health, risk your bones. You You're making<00:43:46.319> a<00:43:46.560> living<00:43:47.200> by<00:43:47.520> trying<00:43:47.760> to<00:43:48.000> damage making a living by trying to damage another<00:43:48.800> person<00:43:49.040> who's<00:43:49.359> trying<00:43:49.520> to<00:43:49.680> damage another person who's trying to damage you. Nuts.<00:43:52.960> But<00:43:53.119> it's<00:43:53.280> also<00:43:53.520> why<00:43:53.599> it's<00:43:53.839> the<00:43:54.000> most Nuts. But it's also why it's the most exciting<00:43:54.480> [ __ ]<00:43:54.720> in<00:43:54.880> the<00:43:54.960> world<00:43:55.119> to<00:43:55.280> watch. exciting [ __ ] in the world to watch. >> So<00:43:56.560> exciting. >> So exciting. >> Even<00:43:58.160> boxing<00:43:59.040> as,<00:43:59.760> you<00:43:59.920> know,<00:44:01.359> tamed<00:44:02.240> in >> Even boxing as, you know, tamed in comparison<00:44:03.040> to<00:44:03.280> MMA<00:44:03.760> because<00:44:04.000> there's<00:44:04.319> less comparison to MMA because there's less weapons<00:44:04.880> and<00:44:05.040> less<00:44:05.280> options<00:44:05.760> and<00:44:06.400> a<00:44:06.480> lot<00:44:06.720> more weapons and less options and a lot more padding. >> Yeah.<00:44:08.079> You<00:44:08.319> don't<00:44:08.480> get<00:44:08.560> the<00:44:08.800> chokeouts,<00:44:09.359> the >> Yeah. You don't get the chokeouts, the crazy<00:44:09.839> chokeouts. crazy chokeouts. There<00:44:11.680> was<00:44:11.760> a<00:44:11.920> crazy<00:44:12.160> choke<00:44:12.400> out<00:44:12.640> this There was a crazy choke out this weekend.<00:44:13.599> Um,<00:44:14.160> his<00:44:14.400> name<00:44:14.480> is<00:44:14.640> Ruseov<00:44:15.920> and<00:44:16.079> he weekend. Um, his name is Ruseov and he fought<00:44:17.040> uh<00:44:17.680> God,<00:44:18.000> how<00:44:18.240> do<00:44:18.319> I<00:44:18.480> say<00:44:18.640> his<00:44:18.880> last fought uh God, how do I say his last name?<00:44:19.440> He<00:44:19.599> fought<00:44:19.839> this<00:44:20.000> Russian<00:44:20.319> cat<00:44:20.880> and<00:44:21.200> got name? He fought this Russian cat and got him<00:44:21.839> Russian<00:44:22.079> or<00:44:22.319> Ukrainian,<00:44:23.040> I<00:44:23.200> forget.<00:44:23.680> Um, him Russian or Ukrainian, I forget. Um, but<00:44:24.160> he<00:44:24.319> got<00:44:24.400> him<00:44:24.560> in<00:44:24.640> a<00:44:24.800> rear<00:44:25.040> naked<00:44:25.280> choke<00:44:25.599> and but he got him in a rear naked choke and and<00:44:26.079> put<00:44:26.240> him<00:44:26.319> to<00:44:26.560> sleep.<00:44:26.720> And<00:44:26.880> it<00:44:27.040> was<00:44:27.119> one<00:44:27.200> of and put him to sleep. And it was one of those<00:44:27.440> ones<00:44:27.599> where<00:44:27.760> the<00:44:27.920> guy<00:44:28.079> looks<00:44:28.319> dead. those ones where the guy looks dead. He's<00:44:29.119> like<00:44:29.280> lying<00:44:29.599> there.<00:44:29.839> I<00:44:30.000> mean,<00:44:30.160> it<00:44:30.319> was<00:44:30.400> a He's like lying there. I mean, it was a [ __ ]<00:44:30.960> nasty<00:44:31.440> choke,<00:44:31.920> man.<00:44:32.640> And<00:44:33.119> yeah,<00:44:33.440> like [ __ ] nasty choke, man. And yeah, like and<00:44:33.839> it's<00:44:34.000> Look<00:44:34.079> at<00:44:34.240> him. and it's Look at him. >> Oh<00:44:34.720> yeah,<00:44:35.280> I<00:44:35.599> saw<00:44:35.839> that. >> Oh yeah, I saw that. >> It<00:44:37.200> was<00:44:37.359> dark,<00:44:37.760> dude. >> It was dark, dude. >> It's<00:44:38.319> another<00:44:38.640> meme<00:44:38.960> out<00:44:39.119> this<00:44:39.359> week<00:44:39.520> along >> It's another meme out this week along with<00:44:39.920> the<00:44:40.079> W<00:44:40.880> girl<00:44:41.280> pointing. with the W girl pointing. >> What's<00:44:41.920> his<00:44:42.079> name, >> What's his name, >> bro?<00:44:44.640> It<00:44:44.720> was<00:44:44.880> nuts. >> bro? It was nuts. >> The<00:44:45.359> memes<00:44:45.680> on<00:44:45.839> these<00:44:46.000> things<00:44:46.240> are<00:44:46.400> nuts >> The memes on these things are nuts nowadays.<00:44:47.599> Oh,<00:44:48.000> the<00:44:48.240> internet<00:44:48.480> is nowadays. Oh, the internet is undefeated. >> Oh,<00:44:49.440> it's<00:44:49.599> crazy. >> Oh, it's crazy. >> They're<00:44:50.319> so<00:44:50.480> good<00:44:50.640> at<00:44:50.800> memes.<00:44:51.119> Oh<00:44:51.200> my<00:44:51.280> god. >> They're so good at memes. Oh my god. >> There's<00:44:51.760> so<00:44:52.000> many<00:44:52.160> people<00:44:52.400> out<00:44:52.560> there<00:44:52.800> working >> There's so many people out there working jobs<00:44:53.359> that<00:44:53.599> they<00:44:53.839> hate jobs that they hate >> that<00:44:54.720> are<00:44:54.960> smart<00:44:55.119> and<00:44:55.440> funny. >> that are smart and funny. >> Yep.<00:44:57.321> [laughter] >> Yep. [laughter] We<00:44:58.400> were<00:44:58.560> talking<00:44:58.720> about<00:44:58.880> it<00:44:59.040> the<00:44:59.200> other<00:44:59.359> day, We were talking about it the other day, but<00:44:59.680> you<00:45:00.000> you've<00:45:00.720> have<00:45:00.800> you<00:45:00.960> caught<00:45:01.119> up<00:45:01.280> with but you you've have you caught up with any<00:45:01.520> of<00:45:01.680> those<00:45:01.920> WNBA<00:45:02.880> what's<00:45:03.200> her<00:45:03.359> name?<00:45:03.599> The any of those WNBA what's her name? The girl<00:45:04.000> that's<00:45:04.240> pointing<00:45:04.560> at girl that's pointing at >> Sophie<00:45:05.200> Cunningham. >> Sophie Cunningham. >> Yeah.<00:45:06.400> I've<00:45:06.800> been<00:45:07.280> um<00:45:07.599> paying<00:45:08.240> Can<00:45:08.400> you<00:45:08.480> put >> Yeah. I've been um paying Can you put that<00:45:08.800> thing<00:45:08.880> in<00:45:09.040> the<00:45:09.200> middle?<00:45:09.760> Put<00:45:09.920> the that thing in the middle? Put the ashtray<00:45:11.040> in<00:45:11.200> the<00:45:11.280> middle.<00:45:11.599> Um,<00:45:12.000> I've<00:45:12.240> been ashtray in the middle. Um, I've been paying<00:45:12.720> attention<00:45:13.359> very<00:45:13.680> little,<00:45:14.000> but<00:45:14.319> one<00:45:14.400> of paying attention very little, but one of the<00:45:14.640> things<00:45:14.720> that<00:45:14.880> I<00:45:15.040> did<00:45:15.200> watch<00:45:15.440> is<00:45:16.079> all<00:45:16.319> the the things that I did watch is all the fowls.<00:45:17.599> Like<00:45:17.839> these<00:45:18.079> [ __ ]<00:45:18.640> throw<00:45:19.119> each fowls. Like these [ __ ] throw each other<00:45:19.520> to<00:45:19.760> the<00:45:19.920> ground.<00:45:20.640> They<00:45:20.880> and<00:45:21.119> they<00:45:21.280> poke other to the ground. They and they poke each<00:45:21.760> other<00:45:21.839> in<00:45:22.079> the<00:45:22.240> eyes. each other in the eyes. >> Like<00:45:23.599> they<00:45:23.920> do<00:45:24.079> this.<00:45:24.640> They<00:45:24.880> literally<00:45:25.359> jab >> Like they do this. They literally jab each<00:45:25.920> other<00:45:26.079> in<00:45:26.240> the<00:45:26.400> eyes.<00:45:26.720> It's<00:45:27.200> crazy.<00:45:27.760> Like each other in the eyes. It's crazy. Like they<00:45:28.560> they<00:45:28.960> foul<00:45:29.440> and<00:45:29.680> also<00:45:30.079> they<00:45:30.400> travel<00:45:30.880> so they they foul and also they travel so much. >> Oh,<00:45:31.839> it's<00:45:32.000> crazy. >> They<00:45:32.480> take<00:45:32.640> like<00:45:32.960> four<00:45:33.119> or<00:45:33.280> five<00:45:33.599> steps<00:45:34.079> and >> They take like four or five steps and then<00:45:34.480> no<00:45:34.640> one<00:45:34.800> calls<00:45:35.040> them<00:45:35.200> on<00:45:35.359> it. then no one calls them on it. >> Oh,<00:45:35.920> yeah.<00:45:37.040> double<00:45:37.440> dribble<00:45:38.079> everything. >> Oh, yeah. double dribble everything. >> Is<00:45:38.560> there<00:45:38.720> a<00:45:38.880> trend<00:45:39.200> now<00:45:39.359> to<00:45:39.680> not<00:45:39.920> call >> Is there a trend now to not call traveling? >> Yes,<00:45:43.200> without<00:45:43.520> a<00:45:43.760> doubt.<00:45:44.400> In<00:45:44.640> the<00:45:44.800> actual<00:45:45.119> NBA, >> Yes, without a doubt. In the actual NBA, it's<00:45:45.760> a<00:45:45.920> thing<00:45:46.079> too. it's a thing too. >> There's<00:45:47.599> it's<00:45:47.839> hard<00:45:47.920> to<00:45:48.079> get<00:45:48.160> into<00:45:48.400> this >> There's it's hard to get into this without<00:45:49.119> going<00:45:49.440> way<00:45:49.680> into<00:45:50.160> like<00:45:50.400> the<00:45:50.480> weeds, without going way into like the weeds, but<00:45:51.359> the<00:45:51.599> NBA<00:45:52.000> has<00:45:52.160> a<00:45:52.319> technically<00:45:52.800> different but the NBA has a technically different rule<00:45:53.359> than<00:45:53.599> college<00:45:53.920> and<00:45:54.079> like<00:45:54.319> high<00:45:54.480> school rule than college and like high school and<00:45:54.880> everyone<00:45:55.119> else<00:45:55.280> where<00:45:55.520> there's<00:45:55.839> they and everyone else where there's they call<00:45:56.160> it<00:45:56.240> a<00:45:56.400> gather<00:45:56.720> step<00:45:57.359> and<00:45:57.599> they call it a gather step and they definitely<00:45:58.000> would<00:45:58.160> call<00:45:58.319> it<00:45:58.480> in<00:45:58.720> high<00:45:58.880> school, definitely would call it in high school, >> but<00:46:00.160> they<00:46:00.640> work<00:46:00.960> all<00:46:01.200> day<00:46:01.440> manipulating<00:46:01.920> it >> but they work all day manipulating it with<00:46:02.319> the<00:46:02.480> referee<00:46:02.960> watching<00:46:03.200> them<00:46:03.440> saying with the referee watching them saying like<00:46:03.839> you<00:46:04.000> can<00:46:04.079> do<00:46:04.240> that<00:46:04.400> but<00:46:04.560> you<00:46:04.720> can't<00:46:04.880> do like you can do that but you can't do that.<00:46:05.599> you<00:46:05.839> can<00:46:05.920> do<00:46:06.000> this,<00:46:06.160> but<00:46:06.319> you<00:46:06.480> can't<00:46:06.640> do that. you can do this, but you can't do that.<00:46:06.880> And<00:46:07.040> so,<00:46:07.200> like,<00:46:07.359> they've<00:46:07.680> got<00:46:07.839> it<00:46:08.000> to<00:46:08.160> a that. And so, like, they've got it to a place<00:46:08.560> where<00:46:09.359> everything<00:46:09.680> they're<00:46:09.920> doing place where everything they're doing looks<00:46:10.319> like<00:46:10.480> traveling<00:46:10.800> and<00:46:10.960> dribble<00:46:11.280> double looks like traveling and dribble double dribbles,<00:46:11.920> but<00:46:12.240> guys<00:46:12.480> will<00:46:12.640> break<00:46:12.800> it<00:46:12.880> down<00:46:13.040> in dribbles, but guys will break it down in slow-mo<00:46:13.520> and<00:46:13.599> you'll<00:46:13.680> be<00:46:13.839> like,<00:46:13.920> "Well, slow-mo and you'll be like, "Well, technically<00:46:14.800> it's<00:46:15.119> not." technically it's not." >> Cuz<00:46:16.560> weird.<00:46:17.200> I<00:46:17.440> always<00:46:17.599> thought<00:46:17.760> if<00:46:18.000> you<00:46:18.079> took >> Cuz weird. I always thought if you took a<00:46:18.400> step,<00:46:18.640> you<00:46:18.800> had<00:46:18.880> to<00:46:18.960> bounce<00:46:19.200> the<00:46:19.359> ball. a step, you had to bounce the ball. >> that's<00:46:20.640> how<00:46:20.800> it<00:46:20.880> should<00:46:21.040> be. >> that's how it should be. >> You're<00:46:21.440> allowed<00:46:21.760> to. >> You're allowed to. >> Doesn't<00:46:22.880> it<00:46:23.119> seem<00:46:23.280> like<00:46:23.440> that<00:46:23.760> should<00:46:24.480> be<00:46:24.880> how >> Doesn't it seem like that should be how it<00:46:25.200> is?<00:46:25.520> When<00:46:25.680> you<00:46:25.839> see<00:46:26.000> guys<00:46:26.240> taking<00:46:26.560> four it is? When you see guys taking four steps,<00:46:27.200> you're<00:46:27.359> like,<00:46:27.520> what's<00:46:27.760> going<00:46:27.920> on? steps, you're like, what's going on? >> But<00:46:28.319> do<00:46:28.400> you<00:46:28.480> want<00:46:28.560> to<00:46:28.640> see<00:46:28.800> exciting >> But do you want to see exciting basketball<00:46:29.520> or<00:46:29.760> not? basketball or not? >> Yeah,<00:46:30.987> [laughter] >> Yeah, [laughter] I<00:46:31.839> do. I do. >> All<00:46:32.319> right.<00:46:32.560> Well,<00:46:32.720> then<00:46:32.960> just<00:46:33.200> let<00:46:33.359> the >> All right. Well, then just let the referees<00:46:34.000> call<00:46:34.079> the<00:46:34.240> game<00:46:34.480> how<00:46:34.640> they<00:46:34.800> call<00:46:34.880> it. referees call the game how they call it. >> But<00:46:35.280> I<00:46:35.440> think<00:46:35.520> there's<00:46:35.839> something<00:46:36.079> exciting >> But I think there's something exciting about<00:46:36.880> you<00:46:37.119> having<00:46:37.280> to<00:46:37.440> bounce<00:46:37.680> that<00:46:37.920> ball about you having to bounce that ball because<00:46:38.720> you<00:46:38.960> won't<00:46:39.119> be<00:46:39.200> able<00:46:39.359> to<00:46:39.520> score<00:46:39.760> as because you won't be able to score as much,<00:46:40.880> right? much, right? >> Correct. >> Like<00:46:42.480> if<00:46:42.720> you<00:46:42.960> have<00:46:43.200> to<00:46:43.359> bounce<00:46:43.599> it<00:46:43.839> every<00:46:44.079> two >> Like if you have to bounce it every two steps,<00:46:44.800> whatever<00:46:45.040> it<00:46:45.280> is. steps, whatever it is. >> I<00:46:45.839> wish<00:46:46.160> I<00:46:46.400> loved<00:46:46.640> the<00:46:46.800> NBA<00:46:47.200> like<00:46:47.359> I<00:46:47.520> did<00:46:47.680> when<00:46:47.839> I >> I wish I loved the NBA like I did when I was<00:46:48.079> a<00:46:48.319> kid<00:46:48.800> and<00:46:49.119> [ __ ]<00:46:49.680> Barkley<00:46:50.160> and<00:46:50.400> Jordan was a kid and [ __ ] Barkley and Jordan and<00:46:51.119> Ewing<00:46:51.599> and<00:46:51.760> all<00:46:51.920> these<00:46:52.160> people<00:46:52.480> were and Ewing and all these people were physical.<00:46:54.079> It<00:46:54.319> is<00:46:54.560> just<00:46:54.800> a<00:46:55.040> whole<00:46:55.280> different physical. It is just a whole different game<00:46:55.839> now. game now. >> So<00:46:57.359> back<00:46:57.599> then<00:46:58.400> was<00:46:58.640> it<00:46:59.359> traveling<00:46:59.839> like<00:47:00.079> when >> So back then was it traveling like when the<00:47:00.319> Larry<00:47:00.720> Bird<00:47:00.960> days? the Larry Bird days? >> Hell<00:47:01.680> yeah.<00:47:02.000> Unless<00:47:02.480> Jordan<00:47:02.880> talked<00:47:03.119> to<00:47:03.280> the >> Hell yeah. Unless Jordan talked to the ref<00:47:03.680> and<00:47:03.839> said,<00:47:04.000> "Yo,<00:47:04.560> you're<00:47:04.800> wrong.<00:47:05.200> Let<00:47:05.280> me ref and said, "Yo, you're wrong. Let me do<00:47:05.520> what<00:47:05.680> I<00:47:05.760> want."<00:47:05.920> And<00:47:05.920> then do what I want." And then >> Well,<00:47:06.319> Jordan<00:47:06.560> had<00:47:06.720> the<00:47:06.800> cheat<00:47:07.040> code<00:47:07.280> where<00:47:07.520> he >> Well, Jordan had the cheat code where he would<00:47:07.920> leap<00:47:08.400> from<00:47:08.720> the<00:47:08.960> [ __ ]<00:47:09.520> free<00:47:09.760> throw would leap from the [ __ ] free throw line.<00:47:11.119> That<00:47:11.359> is<00:47:11.920> so<00:47:12.160> when<00:47:12.400> I've<00:47:12.640> watched line. That is so when I've watched videos<00:47:13.200> of<00:47:13.280> that,<00:47:13.599> it<00:47:13.839> doesn't<00:47:14.000> even<00:47:14.240> look videos of that, it doesn't even look real. >> He<00:47:15.920> was<00:47:16.160> such<00:47:16.480> an<00:47:16.800> amazing<00:47:17.359> athlete. >> He was such an amazing athlete. >> He<00:47:18.720> was<00:47:18.960> so<00:47:19.200> good<00:47:19.440> and<00:47:19.680> so<00:47:20.000> possessed<00:47:21.119> by<00:47:21.440> his >> He was so good and so possessed by his desire<00:47:22.000> to<00:47:22.240> win.<00:47:22.960> He<00:47:23.200> would<00:47:23.359> do<00:47:23.520> things<00:47:23.760> that desire to win. He would do things that you<00:47:24.160> would<00:47:24.319> just<00:47:24.480> go,<00:47:24.800> "How<00:47:25.200> does<00:47:25.359> a<00:47:25.599> person you would just go, "How does a person fly?" >> dude.<00:47:28.560> Imagine<00:47:29.119> if<00:47:29.359> he<00:47:29.520> was<00:47:29.680> like<00:47:29.839> a<00:47:30.079> like<00:47:30.319> one >> dude. Imagine if he was like a like one of<00:47:30.640> those<00:47:30.880> jumpers,<00:47:31.359> those<00:47:31.599> long<00:47:31.920> distance of those jumpers, those long distance jumpers.<00:47:32.560> He'd<00:47:32.720> probably<00:47:32.880> have<00:47:32.960> an<00:47:33.119> insane jumpers. He'd probably have an insane jump. >> because<00:47:34.720> he<00:47:34.960> he's<00:47:35.359> going<00:47:35.520> from<00:47:35.760> the<00:47:36.000> free >> because he he's going from the free throw<00:47:36.560> line<00:47:36.960> in<00:47:37.280> the<00:47:37.440> air. throw line in the air. >> That's<00:47:39.119> crazy. >> That's crazy. >> Everything<00:47:40.319> he<00:47:40.560> did<00:47:40.720> was<00:47:41.040> crazy.<00:47:41.839> The<00:47:42.160> way<00:47:42.240> he >> Everything he did was crazy. The way he did<00:47:42.720> things,<00:47:43.040> the<00:47:43.280> way<00:47:43.359> he<00:47:43.599> practiced, did things, the way he practiced, everything. >> Yeah.<00:47:46.480> And<00:47:46.960> did<00:47:47.119> he<00:47:47.359> not<00:47:47.520> make<00:47:47.680> his<00:47:47.920> college >> Yeah. And did he not make his college team? >> No.<00:47:49.119> That's >> No. That's >> high<00:47:49.760> school<00:47:49.920> team. >> high school team. >> Wasn't<00:47:51.119> there<00:47:51.359> like<00:47:51.520> one<00:47:51.839> year >> Wasn't there like one year >> when<00:47:52.480> he<00:47:52.640> was<00:47:52.720> a<00:47:52.880> freshman?<00:47:53.200> He<00:47:53.440> didn't<00:47:53.599> make >> when he was a freshman? He didn't make the<00:47:53.839> varsity<00:47:54.240> team. the varsity team. >> That's<00:47:54.800> what<00:47:54.960> I'm<00:47:55.040> saying. >> That's what I'm saying. >> Yeah.<00:47:55.520> That's<00:47:55.920> most<00:47:56.160> freshman<00:47:56.640> don't. >> Yeah. That's most freshman don't. Perfect.<00:47:58.560> May<00:47:58.880> have<00:47:59.040> changed<00:47:59.440> basketball Perfect. May have changed basketball history<00:48:00.400> forever. history forever. >> Most<00:48:01.440> freshmen<00:48:01.920> don't.<00:48:02.079> That<00:48:02.240> doesn't<00:48:02.400> make >> Most freshmen don't. That doesn't make sense<00:48:02.720> because<00:48:02.880> they're<00:48:03.119> not<00:48:03.200> even<00:48:03.359> developed sense because they're not even developed yet. >> Yeah,<00:48:04.640> that's<00:48:05.200> plan. >> Yeah, that's plan. >> I<00:48:05.839> know<00:48:06.000> kids<00:48:06.240> in<00:48:06.400> Texas,<00:48:06.720> they<00:48:06.960> keep<00:48:07.040> their >> I know kids in Texas, they keep their kids<00:48:07.440> back<00:48:07.599> a<00:48:07.839> year. kids back a year. >> They<00:48:09.520> want<00:48:09.680> their<00:48:09.839> kid<00:48:10.000> to<00:48:10.079> be<00:48:10.240> bigger. >> They want their kid to be bigger. >> I<00:48:11.359> want<00:48:11.599> Billy<00:48:12.000> to<00:48:12.160> be<00:48:12.319> the<00:48:12.480> biggest<00:48:12.880> freshman. >> I want Billy to be the biggest freshman. I<00:48:13.839> want<00:48:13.920> him<00:48:14.079> to<00:48:14.160> be<00:48:14.319> a<00:48:14.480> 15year-old<00:48:15.119> freshman. I want him to be a 15year-old freshman. We're<00:48:15.680> pushing<00:48:15.920> for<00:48:16.079> right<00:48:16.240> before<00:48:16.480> his<00:48:16.720> 15th We're pushing for right before his 15th birthday.<00:48:17.599> Like,<00:48:18.079> hey,<00:48:18.400> 15's<00:48:18.880> a<00:48:19.040> sophomore. birthday. Like, hey, 15's a sophomore. Billy's<00:48:20.400> a<00:48:20.560> [ __ ]<00:48:20.880> cheater.<00:48:21.683> [laughter] Billy's a [ __ ] cheater. [laughter] Why<00:48:22.160> you<00:48:22.319> sandbagging<00:48:23.040> Billy? Why you sandbagging Billy? >> Yeah.<00:48:24.240> that<00:48:24.800> it<00:48:25.040> doesn't<00:48:25.280> bother<00:48:25.599> me<00:48:25.839> nearly >> Yeah. that it doesn't bother me nearly as<00:48:26.640> much<00:48:26.880> in<00:48:27.200> a<00:48:27.359> sport<00:48:27.760> like<00:48:28.240> football<00:48:28.800> where<00:48:29.119> I as much in a sport like football where I see<00:48:29.440> what<00:48:29.680> you're<00:48:29.839> doing<00:48:30.079> like<00:48:30.319> you're see what you're doing like you're preparing<00:48:30.880> a<00:48:31.119> kid<00:48:31.359> for<00:48:32.000> a<00:48:32.240> professional preparing a kid for a professional future<00:48:33.359> perhaps.<00:48:34.160> Especially<00:48:34.400> in<00:48:34.640> Texas, future perhaps. Especially in Texas, they're<00:48:35.280> very<00:48:35.440> into<00:48:35.599> it<00:48:35.760> down<00:48:36.000> here.<00:48:36.559> But<00:48:36.640> if they're very into it down here. But if it's<00:48:36.960> a<00:48:37.280> wrestling,<00:48:38.079> it's<00:48:38.400> like,<00:48:38.800> hey, it's a wrestling, it's like, hey, >> yeah, >> hey,<00:48:40.480> there's<00:48:40.800> [ __ ]<00:48:41.200> no<00:48:41.440> money<00:48:41.599> in<00:48:41.839> this >> hey, there's [ __ ] no money in this and<00:48:42.559> that<00:48:42.800> kid's<00:48:43.280> 16<00:48:43.760> and<00:48:43.920> he's<00:48:44.079> in<00:48:44.240> the<00:48:44.319> ninth and that kid's 16 and he's in the ninth grade.<00:48:45.263> [laughter] grade. [laughter] >> Yeah,<00:48:47.359> it's<00:48:47.680> nuts. >> Yeah, it's nuts. >> How<00:48:49.200> is<00:48:49.359> the<00:48:49.520> How<00:48:49.760> old<00:48:49.920> is<00:48:50.079> the<00:48:50.319> oldest<00:48:50.640> that<00:48:50.880> a >> How is the How old is the oldest that a kid<00:48:51.280> can<00:48:51.440> be<00:48:51.760> and<00:48:51.920> compete<00:48:52.240> in<00:48:52.400> high<00:48:52.559> school kid can be and compete in high school sports? Jamie,<00:48:57.053> [laughter] Jamie, [laughter] >> please<00:48:57.920> put<00:48:58.079> that<00:48:58.240> into<00:48:58.400> our<00:48:58.640> sponsor >> please put that into our sponsor Perplexity.<00:49:00.079> Let's<00:49:00.319> find<00:49:00.480> out.<00:49:01.119> I<00:49:01.359> wonder<00:49:01.520> if Perplexity. Let's find out. I wonder if it<00:49:01.920> varies<00:49:02.319> by<00:49:02.640> sport. it varies by sport. >> Definitely<00:49:04.240> by<00:49:04.480> sport<00:49:04.720> and<00:49:04.880> by<00:49:05.200> state. >> Definitely by sport and by state. >> Interesting. Do<00:49:09.200> they<00:49:09.359> all<00:49:09.520> have<00:49:09.599> a<00:49:09.760> cap<00:49:10.000> at<00:49:10.240> 18<00:49:10.960> or<00:49:11.200> do<00:49:11.359> they Do they all have a cap at 18 or do they allow<00:49:11.680> you<00:49:11.760> to<00:49:12.400> compete<00:49:12.640> at<00:49:12.800> 19?<00:49:13.119> Yeah, allow you to compete at 19? Yeah, there's<00:49:13.599> going<00:49:13.680> to<00:49:13.760> be<00:49:13.839> a<00:49:14.240> But<00:49:14.559> before<00:49:14.800> I<00:49:14.880> even there's going to be a But before I even hit<00:49:15.200> enter,<00:49:15.440> I<00:49:15.599> know<00:49:15.680> it's<00:49:15.839> going<00:49:15.920> to<00:49:16.000> say hit enter, I know it's going to say something<00:49:16.400> about<00:49:16.640> like<00:49:17.200> your<00:49:17.520> graduating something about like your graduating class<00:49:18.559> can't<00:49:18.800> be<00:49:18.960> out<00:49:19.520> maybe<00:49:19.839> more<00:49:20.000> than<00:49:20.240> like class can't be out maybe more than like two<00:49:20.720> years<00:49:20.960> or<00:49:21.200> something<00:49:21.359> like<00:49:21.520> that<00:49:21.680> in<00:49:21.839> case two years or something like that in case you<00:49:22.079> got<00:49:22.240> held<00:49:22.480> back<00:49:22.559> or<00:49:22.800> you<00:49:22.960> had<00:49:23.040> an<00:49:23.200> injury you got held back or you had an injury or<00:49:23.760> something<00:49:23.920> like<00:49:24.160> that. or something like that. >> Boy,<00:49:25.040> I<00:49:25.280> remember<00:49:25.920> from<00:49:26.800> my<00:49:27.200> days<00:49:27.520> of<00:49:27.839> being >> Boy, I remember from my days of being like<00:49:28.640> 17<00:49:28.960> and<00:49:29.200> 18,<00:49:29.520> the<00:49:29.680> difference<00:49:29.839> between like 17 and 18, the difference between 17<00:49:30.480> and<00:49:30.800> 19<00:49:31.119> was<00:49:31.440> huge. 17 and 19 was huge. >> Oh<00:49:32.640> yeah. >> It's<00:49:33.040> a<00:49:33.280> big<00:49:33.599> difference. >> It's a big difference. >> [ __ ]<00:49:34.559> yeah. >> [ __ ] yeah. >> By<00:49:35.040> the<00:49:35.119> time<00:49:35.280> you're<00:49:35.440> 19,<00:49:35.839> you're<00:49:36.079> basically >> By the time you're 19, you're basically man<00:49:37.040> strength.<00:49:37.760> You<00:49:38.240> 17<00:49:38.640> I<00:49:38.880> was<00:49:39.040> like<00:49:39.200> a<00:49:39.440> boy man strength. You 17 I was like a boy still. >> Yeah.<00:49:40.880> you<00:49:41.119> know,<00:49:41.440> like<00:49:42.000> I<00:49:42.240> was<00:49:42.400> flimsy.<00:49:43.599> 17 >> Yeah. you know, like I was flimsy. 17 was<00:49:44.319> like<00:49:44.480> a<00:49:44.640> flimsy<00:49:45.040> kid.<00:49:45.280> By<00:49:45.440> the<00:49:45.520> time<00:49:45.680> I<00:49:45.839> was was like a flimsy kid. By the time I was 19,<00:49:46.319> it<00:49:46.480> was<00:49:46.559> it's<00:49:46.800> a<00:49:46.960> different<00:49:47.119> animal.<00:49:47.599> You 19, it was it's a different animal. You You've<00:49:48.079> got<00:49:48.160> two<00:49:48.400> more<00:49:48.640> years<00:49:48.880> of<00:49:49.359> training You've got two more years of training and<00:49:49.920> testosterone<00:49:50.640> in<00:49:50.880> you. and testosterone in you. >> If<00:49:51.839> you're<00:49:52.000> a<00:49:52.160> wrestler,<00:49:52.559> that's<00:49:52.800> got<00:49:52.880> to<00:49:53.040> be<00:49:53.200> a >> If you're a wrestler, that's got to be a huge<00:49:54.319> advantage. huge advantage. >> Every<00:49:55.599> advant<00:49:56.240> everything<00:49:56.559> in<00:49:56.880> wrestling<00:49:57.200> is >> Every advant everything in wrestling is a<00:49:57.599> huge<00:49:57.839> advantage.<00:49:58.319> Starting<00:49:58.720> one<00:49:59.040> year a huge advantage. Starting one year earlier<00:49:59.599> is<00:50:00.079> crazy. earlier is crazy. >> Huge.<00:50:00.880> Huge<00:50:01.200> advantage. >> Huge. Huge advantage. >> 19<00:50:02.400> based<00:50:02.640> off<00:50:02.800> of<00:50:03.040> certain >> 19 based off of certain >> Oh,<00:50:03.839> bro,<00:50:04.319> that's<00:50:04.640> so<00:50:04.880> rude.<00:50:05.760> making >> Oh, bro, that's so rude. making 19year-olds<00:50:06.960> wrestle<00:50:07.440> against<00:50:07.760> like 19year-olds wrestle against like possibly<00:50:08.800> 15<00:50:09.119> year<00:50:09.119> olds<00:50:09.520> is<00:50:09.920> crazy,<00:50:10.880> right? possibly 15 year olds is crazy, right? So,<00:50:11.359> if<00:50:11.599> you<00:50:11.920> are<00:50:12.559> like<00:50:12.800> in<00:50:12.960> a<00:50:13.119> certain<00:50:13.359> weight So, if you are like in a certain weight class<00:50:14.240> that's<00:50:14.640> not<00:50:14.960> strong,<00:50:15.359> like<00:50:15.599> I<00:50:15.760> wasn't<00:50:16.000> a class that's not strong, like I wasn't a good<00:50:16.319> wrestler.<00:50:16.800> I<00:50:17.040> was<00:50:17.119> a<00:50:17.280> pretty<00:50:17.440> good good wrestler. I was a pretty good wrestler,<00:50:17.920> but<00:50:18.160> I<00:50:18.400> started<00:50:19.119> I<00:50:19.359> was<00:50:19.440> on<00:50:19.599> the wrestler, but I started I was on the varsity<00:50:20.079> team<00:50:20.559> at<00:50:20.800> my<00:50:21.040> high<00:50:21.200> school<00:50:21.760> and<00:50:22.400> uh varsity team at my high school and uh like<00:50:23.280> one<00:50:23.520> year<00:50:23.680> I<00:50:23.920> didn't<00:50:24.000> even<00:50:24.160> cut<00:50:24.480> weight like one year I didn't even cut weight or<00:50:25.280> one<00:50:25.760> one<00:50:26.160> weight<00:50:26.400> class<00:50:26.640> I<00:50:26.880> didn't<00:50:27.040> cut<00:50:27.280> I or one one weight class I didn't cut I was<00:50:27.680> I<00:50:27.920> there<00:50:28.160> was<00:50:28.240> a<00:50:28.400> guy<00:50:28.559> that<00:50:28.800> was<00:50:29.040> below<00:50:29.440> me was I there was a guy that was below me at<00:50:29.920> like<00:50:30.400> 126<00:50:30.880> or<00:50:31.280> 128<00:50:31.680> and<00:50:31.920> he<00:50:32.160> was<00:50:32.240> better at like 126 or 128 and he was better than<00:50:32.640> me<00:50:33.040> and<00:50:33.200> so<00:50:33.440> the<00:50:33.680> next<00:50:33.920> available<00:50:34.800> weight than me and so the next available weight class<00:50:35.280> was<00:50:35.760> 134<00:50:36.480> which<00:50:36.720> is<00:50:36.800> I<00:50:37.119> that's<00:50:37.359> what<00:50:37.520> I class was 134 which is I that's what I normally<00:50:38.160> weighed<00:50:38.480> when<00:50:38.640> I<00:50:38.800> was<00:50:38.960> 15<00:50:39.440> so<00:50:39.680> I<00:50:39.839> just normally weighed when I was 15 so I just wrestled<00:50:40.400> at<00:50:40.800> 134. wrestled at 134. >> That's<00:50:41.760> lovely. >> That's lovely. Well,<00:50:42.880> I<00:50:43.040> could<00:50:43.119> have<00:50:43.280> been<00:50:43.359> in<00:50:43.520> there<00:50:43.680> with<00:50:43.839> a Well, I could have been in there with a 19-year-old<00:50:45.599> [ __ ]<00:50:46.160> animal<00:50:46.480> who<00:50:46.720> weighs<00:50:47.040> a 19-year-old [ __ ] animal who weighs a buck<00:50:47.599> 60<00:50:48.319> and<00:50:48.640> dries<00:50:49.040> himself<00:50:49.440> out<00:50:49.760> briefly<00:50:50.240> to buck 60 and dries himself out briefly to hit<00:50:50.960> 134.<00:50:51.599> And<00:50:51.839> there<00:50:52.000> was<00:50:52.240> guys<00:50:52.480> like<00:50:52.640> that, hit 134. And there was guys like that, man.<00:50:53.119> You<00:50:53.280> would<00:50:53.440> see<00:50:53.520> them<00:50:53.680> at<00:50:53.920> like<00:50:54.079> the man. You would see them at like the states<00:50:54.800> and<00:50:55.040> you<00:50:55.200> go,<00:50:55.280> "What<00:50:55.680> the<00:50:55.920> fuck?" states and you go, "What the fuck?" >> And<00:50:56.960> they<00:50:57.200> were<00:50:57.280> going<00:50:57.440> to<00:50:57.599> camps,<00:50:58.000> so<00:50:58.240> they >> And they were going to camps, so they were<00:50:58.480> wrestling<00:50:59.119> 365<00:51:00.079> days<00:51:00.319> a<00:51:00.480> year,<00:51:00.960> all<00:51:01.200> year were wrestling 365 days a year, all year long. >> Oh,<00:51:02.160> yeah. >> I<00:51:02.800> just<00:51:03.040> started.<00:51:03.440> I<00:51:03.680> didn't<00:51:03.839> know<00:51:03.920> anything. >> I just started. I didn't know anything. >> Same.<00:51:04.720> I<00:51:04.880> started<00:51:05.119> as<00:51:05.280> a<00:51:05.440> freshman<00:51:05.760> in<00:51:06.000> high >> Same. I started as a freshman in high school<00:51:06.240> and<00:51:06.480> got<00:51:06.880> [ __ ]<00:51:07.359> up. school and got [ __ ] up. >> I<00:51:08.160> didn't<00:51:08.319> even<00:51:08.480> start<00:51:08.640> as<00:51:08.800> a<00:51:08.880> freshman.<00:51:09.280> I >> I didn't even start as a freshman. I started<00:51:09.599> as<00:51:09.839> a<00:51:10.000> sophomore. started as a sophomore. I<00:51:11.680> started<00:51:11.920> as<00:51:12.079> a<00:51:12.240> sophomore<00:51:12.559> because<00:51:12.800> some I started as a sophomore because some kid<00:51:13.200> kicked<00:51:13.440> my<00:51:13.599> ass<00:51:13.760> in<00:51:14.000> the<00:51:14.160> locker<00:51:14.400> room. kid kicked my ass in the locker room. Some<00:51:15.119> some<00:51:15.359> kid<00:51:15.520> grabbed<00:51:15.839> me<00:51:15.920> in<00:51:16.000> a<00:51:16.160> headlock Some some kid grabbed me in a headlock and<00:51:16.960> threw<00:51:17.119> me<00:51:17.200> to<00:51:17.359> the<00:51:17.440> ground<00:51:17.599> and<00:51:17.839> didn't and threw me to the ground and didn't punch<00:51:18.319> me.<00:51:18.480> He<00:51:18.640> could<00:51:18.800> have<00:51:18.960> punched<00:51:19.200> me. punch me. He could have punched me. Decided<00:51:19.839> not<00:51:20.000> to.<00:51:20.240> But<00:51:20.319> I<00:51:20.480> was<00:51:20.559> so<00:51:20.720> humiliated. Decided not to. But I was so humiliated. I<00:51:21.760> was<00:51:21.839> like,<00:51:21.920> "Oh<00:51:22.160> my<00:51:22.240> god,<00:51:22.480> I<00:51:22.640> need<00:51:22.720> to<00:51:22.880> learn I was like, "Oh my god, I need to learn how<00:51:23.119> to<00:51:23.280> wrestle." how to wrestle." >> Then<00:51:24.400> I<00:51:24.559> also<00:51:25.119> wrestled<00:51:25.520> in<00:51:25.839> the<00:51:26.240> park<00:51:26.640> like<00:51:26.800> in >> Then I also wrestled in the park like in the<00:51:27.200> grass<00:51:27.359> with<00:51:27.599> my<00:51:27.760> friend<00:51:28.000> Stephen<00:51:28.559> and<00:51:28.720> I the grass with my friend Stephen and I thought<00:51:29.119> I'd<00:51:29.359> be<00:51:29.440> able<00:51:29.680> I<00:51:29.760> was<00:51:29.839> a<00:51:29.920> good thought I'd be able I was a good athlete.<00:51:30.400> I<00:51:30.559> was<00:51:30.720> doing<00:51:30.880> karate.<00:51:31.359> I<00:51:31.520> was<00:51:31.599> like, athlete. I was doing karate. I was like, "He<00:51:31.920> can't<00:51:32.079> take<00:51:32.240> me<00:51:32.400> down."<00:51:32.559> He<00:51:32.640> took<00:51:32.800> me<00:51:32.960> down "He can't take me down." He took me down instantly.<00:51:33.680> I<00:51:33.839> was<00:51:34.000> like,<00:51:34.000> "Oh<00:51:34.480> no,<00:51:34.800> this<00:51:34.960> is instantly. I was like, "Oh no, this is terrible."<00:51:36.220> [laughter] terrible." [laughter] >> Yeah.<00:51:36.800> It's<00:51:37.040> a<00:51:37.200> whole<00:51:37.359> different<00:51:37.599> beast.<00:51:38.559> It's >> Yeah. It's a whole different beast. It's also<00:51:39.040> like<00:51:39.520> how<00:51:39.920> tired<00:51:40.319> you<00:51:40.559> get.<00:51:41.119> I<00:51:41.359> remember also like how tired you get. I remember thinking<00:51:42.079> I<00:51:42.240> used<00:51:42.480> to<00:51:42.640> think<00:51:42.800> that<00:51:43.040> I<00:51:43.200> had thinking I used to think that I had worked<00:51:43.599> out<00:51:43.839> before<00:51:44.160> that<00:51:44.720> because<00:51:44.960> I'd,<00:51:45.200> you worked out before that because I'd, you know,<00:51:45.520> taken<00:51:45.760> karate<00:51:46.160> classes<00:51:46.480> and<00:51:46.800> done<00:51:46.960> some know, taken karate classes and done some taekwondo.<00:51:47.839> I<00:51:48.000> thought<00:51:48.160> I'd<00:51:48.319> worked<00:51:48.559> out. taekwondo. I thought I'd worked out. >> You<00:51:49.520> don't<00:51:49.599> even<00:51:49.760> know<00:51:49.839> what<00:51:50.000> working<00:51:50.240> out<00:51:50.480> is >> You don't even know what working out is until<00:51:50.960> you<00:51:51.119> go<00:51:51.280> through<00:51:51.359> a<00:51:51.760> wrestling until you go through a wrestling practice.<00:51:52.559> You're<00:51:52.640> like, practice. You're like, >> "We're<00:51:53.520> running<00:51:53.839> stairs.<00:51:54.400> What?<00:51:54.880> What?<00:51:55.520> We're >> "We're running stairs. What? What? We're carrying<00:51:56.240> guys<00:51:56.640> around<00:51:57.040> the<00:51:57.359> wrestling<00:51:57.680> room. carrying guys around the wrestling room. You<00:51:58.400> pick<00:51:58.559> up<00:51:58.720> your<00:51:58.880> partner,<00:51:59.200> your<00:51:59.359> training You pick up your partner, your training partner,<00:52:00.079> you<00:52:00.319> have<00:52:00.480> the<00:52:00.640> firemen<00:52:01.119> carry<00:52:01.359> them partner, you have the firemen carry them around<00:52:01.839> the<00:52:02.160> [ __ ]<00:52:02.480> room." around the [ __ ] room." >> Oh,<00:52:03.680> Jesus<00:52:04.079> Christ.<00:52:04.319> Then<00:52:04.480> you're<00:52:04.640> doing >> Oh, Jesus Christ. Then you're doing push-ups<00:52:05.119> and<00:52:05.280> sit-ups<00:52:05.680> to<00:52:05.920> puke.<00:52:06.400> And<00:52:06.559> then push-ups and sit-ups to puke. And then you're<00:52:06.880> doing<00:52:07.119> live<00:52:07.440> drills.<00:52:08.400> [ __ ] you're doing live drills. [ __ ] >> Non-stop, >> dude.<00:52:11.119> Animals. >> dude. Animals. >> Yeah,<00:52:12.480> we<00:52:12.720> would<00:52:12.880> rotate >> Yeah, we would rotate uh<00:52:14.720> you<00:52:14.880> know,<00:52:15.040> there's<00:52:15.280> all<00:52:15.440> those<00:52:15.680> different uh you know, there's all those different weight<00:52:16.160> classes<00:52:16.880> and<00:52:17.200> just<00:52:17.440> for<00:52:17.760> shits<00:52:18.160> and weight classes and just for shits and giggles,<00:52:18.880> you<00:52:18.960> know,<00:52:19.119> one<00:52:19.280> of<00:52:19.280> the<00:52:19.440> drills giggles, you know, one of the drills was,<00:52:20.240> you<00:52:20.400> know,<00:52:20.720> escape<00:52:21.200> from<00:52:21.599> the<00:52:21.839> next<00:52:22.079> guy. was, you know, escape from the next guy. All right.<00:52:22.800> Beep.<00:52:23.280> Whistleblows<00:52:23.920> escape. All right. Beep. Whistleblows escape. You're<00:52:24.559> on<00:52:24.800> bottom.<00:52:25.200> You<00:52:25.359> have<00:52:25.520> to<00:52:25.599> get<00:52:25.760> out You're on bottom. You have to get out the<00:52:26.319> next<00:52:26.559> guy.<00:52:27.520> So<00:52:27.760> sometimes<00:52:28.480> I<00:52:28.720> at<00:52:28.960> a<00:52:29.200> 103 the next guy. So sometimes I at a 103 weight<00:52:30.640> class<00:52:31.280> I<00:52:31.520> would<00:52:31.680> have<00:52:31.920> Hugh<00:52:32.319> Frost<00:52:32.720> who weight class I would have Hugh Frost who was<00:52:33.200> I<00:52:33.359> think<00:52:33.839> 235<00:52:34.880> 245<00:52:35.680> 250.<00:52:37.136> [laughter] was I think 235 245 250. [laughter] >> Oh<00:52:37.440> yeah.<00:52:37.760> Just<00:52:37.920> for<00:52:38.079> one<00:52:38.400> drill<00:52:39.280> and<00:52:39.440> it's<00:52:39.599> a >> Oh yeah. Just for one drill and it's a [ __ ]<00:52:40.079> joke.<00:52:40.400> It's<00:52:40.559> a<00:52:40.720> pancake<00:52:41.520> and<00:52:41.920> he [ __ ] joke. It's a pancake and he would<00:52:42.240> probably<00:52:42.559> he<00:52:42.800> was<00:52:42.960> probably<00:52:43.200> showing would probably he was probably showing mercy<00:52:43.920> at<00:52:44.079> the<00:52:44.240> time<00:52:44.480> obviously<00:52:45.040> but<00:52:45.359> not mercy at the time obviously but not really<00:52:45.839> cuz<00:52:46.079> he<00:52:46.319> doesn't<00:52:46.559> want<00:52:46.720> to<00:52:47.040> he<00:52:47.280> doesn't really cuz he doesn't want to he doesn't want<00:52:47.599> to<00:52:47.760> let<00:52:47.920> this<00:52:48.160> little<00:52:48.400> [ __ ]<00:52:49.119> [ __ ] want to let this little [ __ ] [ __ ] 103<00:52:50.240> out<00:52:50.400> from<00:52:50.559> under<00:52:50.720> him.<00:52:50.960> So<00:52:51.119> he's<00:52:51.520> you<00:52:51.680> know 103 out from under him. So he's you know putting<00:52:52.079> enough<00:52:52.400> pressure<00:52:52.720> to<00:52:52.960> keep putting enough pressure to keep everybody<00:52:53.599> there.<00:52:55.040> Not<00:52:55.280> to<00:52:55.440> mention<00:52:55.680> the<00:52:56.160> 165 everybody there. Not to mention the 165 freak<00:52:57.280> of<00:52:57.520> nature<00:52:57.839> made<00:52:58.079> of<00:52:58.240> muscle<00:52:58.640> and<00:52:58.800> the freak of nature made of muscle and the 185,<00:52:59.839> you<00:52:59.920> know,<00:53:00.000> it<00:53:00.160> was<00:53:00.319> just<00:53:00.480> a<00:53:00.640> drill.<00:53:01.280> But 185, you know, it was just a drill. But that<00:53:02.880> reality<00:53:03.359> hits<00:53:03.680> hard.<00:53:04.240> That's<00:53:04.559> how<00:53:04.720> you that reality hits hard. That's how you see<00:53:05.040> the<00:53:05.280> difference<00:53:05.520> between<00:53:06.000> 15<00:53:06.400> and<00:53:06.800> 17<00:53:07.119> and see the difference between 15 and 17 and all<00:53:07.440> that. all that. >> And<00:53:08.240> someone<00:53:08.480> who<00:53:08.720> actually<00:53:08.960> really<00:53:09.200> knows >> And someone who actually really knows how<00:53:09.520> to<00:53:09.680> wrestle<00:53:10.160> and<00:53:10.400> just<00:53:10.800> wrestler how to wrestle and just wrestler strength.<00:53:12.319> Like<00:53:12.559> I<00:53:12.800> always<00:53:12.960> tell<00:53:13.200> people,<00:53:13.680> if strength. Like I always tell people, if you<00:53:14.000> want<00:53:14.079> to<00:53:14.240> look<00:53:14.400> at<00:53:14.559> MMA,<00:53:15.200> like<00:53:15.359> what<00:53:15.599> is you want to look at MMA, like what is the<00:53:16.000> most<00:53:16.240> important<00:53:16.640> skill?<00:53:17.119> The<00:53:17.200> the<00:53:17.359> the the most important skill? The the the foundation<00:53:18.480> is<00:53:18.720> wrestling.<00:53:19.599> The<00:53:19.920> foundation. foundation is wrestling. The foundation. If<00:53:20.720> you<00:53:20.880> wanted<00:53:21.200> your<00:53:21.440> kid<00:53:21.599> to<00:53:21.760> be<00:53:21.839> a<00:53:22.079> badass If you wanted your kid to be a badass fighter,<00:53:23.280> you're<00:53:23.359> like,<00:53:23.520> "My<00:53:23.760> kid<00:53:23.920> really fighter, you're like, "My kid really loves<00:53:24.400> fighting.<00:53:24.720> He<00:53:24.800> thinks<00:53:24.960> he<00:53:25.119> wants<00:53:25.280> to<00:53:25.359> do loves fighting. He thinks he wants to do it,<00:53:25.520> but<00:53:25.680> I<00:53:25.839> want<00:53:25.920> to<00:53:26.000> prepare<00:53:26.240> him<00:53:26.400> right, it, but I want to prepare him right, which<00:53:26.880> I<00:53:26.960> do."<00:53:27.599> Teach<00:53:27.839> him<00:53:28.000> how<00:53:28.160> to<00:53:28.400> wrestle, which I do." Teach him how to wrestle, get<00:53:29.359> that<00:53:29.599> kid<00:53:29.760> into<00:53:30.079> a<00:53:30.319> really<00:53:30.559> good get that kid into a really good wrestling<00:53:31.200> program.<00:53:31.760> Because<00:53:31.920> if<00:53:32.160> you<00:53:32.319> have wrestling program. Because if you have advanced<00:53:33.200> wrestling,<00:53:33.839> you<00:53:34.079> look<00:53:34.160> at<00:53:34.319> how<00:53:34.480> it advanced wrestling, you look at how it shuts<00:53:35.119> down<00:53:35.839> so<00:53:36.160> many<00:53:36.319> fighters.<00:53:36.800> Like<00:53:37.040> look shuts down so many fighters. Like look at<00:53:37.280> what<00:53:37.440> Hamzot<00:53:38.079> did<00:53:38.240> to<00:53:38.400> Dreus<00:53:38.880> Dupacy. at what Hamzot did to Dreus Dupacy. Hamza,<00:53:41.200> he<00:53:41.520> just<00:53:41.839> raged<00:53:42.400> all<00:53:42.640> them.<00:53:43.040> His Hamza, he just raged all them. His wrestling<00:53:43.760> is<00:53:43.920> at<00:53:44.160> such<00:53:44.400> a<00:53:44.559> high<00:53:44.800> level.<00:53:45.280> And wrestling is at such a high level. And Dus,<00:53:45.920> who<00:53:46.079> was<00:53:46.160> a<00:53:46.400> world<00:53:46.640> champion,<00:53:47.040> couldn't Dus, who was a world champion, couldn't do<00:53:47.520> [ __ ]<00:53:47.760> to<00:53:47.920> stop<00:53:48.160> it.<00:53:48.640> He<00:53:48.880> just<00:53:49.040> dragged<00:53:49.359> him do [ __ ] to stop it. He just dragged him to<00:53:49.680> the<00:53:49.760> ground<00:53:49.920> anytime<00:53:50.240> he<00:53:50.400> wanted<00:53:50.640> to.<00:53:50.960> Got to the ground anytime he wanted to. Got him<00:53:51.200> in<00:53:51.359> a<00:53:51.440> crucifix<00:53:52.000> like<00:53:52.160> three<00:53:52.400> times. him in a crucifix like three times. >> Morab<00:53:53.760> against<00:53:54.400> Ali.<00:53:55.119> I<00:53:55.280> mean, >> Morab against Ali. I mean, >> exactly.<00:53:56.160> Exactly. >> exactly. Exactly. >> You<00:53:57.920> were<00:53:58.079> watching<00:53:58.319> a<00:53:58.559> guy<00:53:58.720> that<00:53:59.359> does<00:53:59.599> a<00:53:59.920> no >> You were watching a guy that does a no look<00:54:00.800> right<00:54:01.119> hand<00:54:01.440> knockout<00:54:02.000> punch<00:54:02.480> into<00:54:02.800> a look right hand knockout punch into a salute.<00:54:03.680> No<00:54:04.000> look<00:54:04.240> at<00:54:04.480> his<00:54:04.720> opponent, salute. No look at his opponent, >> right?<00:54:07.280> Get<00:54:08.079> I<00:54:08.319> mean,<00:54:08.559> it's<00:54:08.880> just<00:54:09.280> impossible. >> right? Get I mean, it's just impossible. It<00:54:10.559> It<00:54:10.880> appears<00:54:11.280> impossible<00:54:11.760> in<00:54:12.000> every<00:54:12.240> Kabib It It appears impossible in every Kabib fight.<00:54:13.280> The<00:54:13.520> thing<00:54:13.920> I<00:54:14.240> always<00:54:14.640> think<00:54:14.800> about fight. The thing I always think about first<00:54:15.359> when<00:54:15.599> I<00:54:15.760> think<00:54:15.920> about<00:54:16.160> Kabib<00:54:16.640> fighting first when I think about Kabib fighting is<00:54:17.599> him<00:54:17.839> being<00:54:18.000> on<00:54:18.240> top<00:54:18.559> and<00:54:18.880> having<00:54:19.280> his<00:54:19.599> feet is him being on top and having his feet under<00:54:20.400> the<00:54:20.720> other<00:54:20.960> dude's<00:54:21.359> feet,<00:54:21.599> which<00:54:21.839> is under the other dude's feet, which is just<00:54:22.640> that's<00:54:22.960> it.<00:54:23.359> It's<00:54:23.599> the<00:54:23.839> final<00:54:24.400> level just that's it. It's the final level when<00:54:25.040> you<00:54:25.280> can't<00:54:25.760> even<00:54:26.480> begin<00:54:27.520> the<00:54:27.920> process<00:54:28.559> of when you can't even begin the process of posturing<00:54:29.760> out<00:54:30.160> in<00:54:30.559> any<00:54:30.880> way.<00:54:31.200> You<00:54:31.359> are posturing out in any way. You are nothing.<00:54:32.079> You<00:54:32.240> are<00:54:32.400> a<00:54:32.559> tissue<00:54:33.359> in<00:54:33.520> an<00:54:33.760> octagon nothing. You are a tissue in an octagon with<00:54:34.319> a<00:54:34.559> man with a man >> and<00:54:35.040> he's<00:54:35.280> wailing<00:54:35.680> on<00:54:35.839> your<00:54:36.000> face. >> and he's wailing on your face. >> He's<00:54:37.040> wailing<00:54:37.440> on<00:54:37.599> your<00:54:37.760> face<00:54:38.079> and<00:54:38.319> he<00:54:38.559> has >> He's wailing on your face and he has your<00:54:38.960> legs<00:54:39.440> triangled<00:54:40.160> underneath<00:54:40.640> his<00:54:40.880> legs. your legs triangled underneath his legs. It's<00:54:41.680> always<00:54:41.920> funny<00:54:42.079> when<00:54:42.400> UFC<00:54:43.119> or<00:54:43.680> when It's always funny when UFC or when casual<00:54:44.960> UFC<00:54:45.599> fans<00:54:46.400> uh<00:54:47.200> don't<00:54:47.599> understand casual UFC fans uh don't understand those<00:54:48.640> little<00:54:49.040> things<00:54:49.280> like<00:54:49.520> that<00:54:49.760> that those little things like that that aren't<00:54:50.240> even<00:54:50.400> part<00:54:50.559> of<00:54:50.640> the<00:54:50.800> fight.<00:54:51.040> They're aren't even part of the fight. They're looking<00:54:51.599> up<00:54:51.760> here<00:54:52.160> waiting<00:54:52.880> to<00:54:53.119> see<00:54:53.280> if<00:54:53.440> the looking up here waiting to see if the punches<00:54:54.079> are<00:54:54.240> going<00:54:54.400> to<00:54:54.559> rain<00:54:54.880> down. punches are going to rain down. >> But<00:54:56.319> the<00:54:56.559> positioning<00:54:57.280> of<00:54:57.599> his<00:54:58.079> feet<00:54:58.480> is<00:54:58.800> what >> But the positioning of his feet is what I'm<00:54:59.200> always<00:54:59.520> looking<00:54:59.760> at<00:55:00.000> and<00:55:00.240> how<00:55:00.640> scary<00:55:01.520> it I'm always looking at and how scary it can<00:55:02.000> be<00:55:02.160> here. can be here. >> He's<00:55:03.440> not<00:55:03.599> even<00:55:03.760> doing<00:55:03.839> it<00:55:04.000> right. >> He's not even doing it right. >> He's<00:55:04.400> hell<00:55:04.640> on<00:55:04.800> top<00:55:04.880> of<00:55:05.040> people.<00:55:05.359> He<00:55:05.520> is<00:55:05.680> right >> He's hell on top of people. He is right here. >> But<00:55:06.240> that<00:55:06.400> leg<00:55:06.640> being<00:55:06.960> thrown<00:55:07.520> is<00:55:08.319> torture. >> But that leg being thrown is torture. It's<00:55:09.200> all<00:55:09.359> the<00:55:09.520> weight<00:55:09.760> is It's all the weight is >> nothing<00:55:10.559> you<00:55:10.800> can<00:55:10.960> do.<00:55:11.760> There's<00:55:12.079> just<00:55:12.559> nowhere >> nothing you can do. There's just nowhere to<00:55:13.359> go.<00:55:13.520> And<00:55:13.760> all<00:55:14.000> that<00:55:14.240> weight<00:55:14.559> on<00:55:14.800> those to go. And all that weight on those hips,<00:55:15.440> people<00:55:15.680> don't<00:55:15.839> realize, hips, people don't realize, >> like<00:55:17.440> I<00:55:17.680> notice<00:55:18.079> immediately<00:55:18.559> if<00:55:18.720> I<00:55:18.880> ever<00:55:19.040> see >> like I notice immediately if I ever see somebody<00:55:19.599> that's<00:55:19.920> kind<00:55:20.079> of<00:55:20.160> on<00:55:20.319> top<00:55:20.480> and<00:55:20.720> their somebody that's kind of on top and their knees<00:55:21.280> are<00:55:21.440> on<00:55:21.599> the<00:55:21.839> ground.<00:55:22.640> Like<00:55:22.880> if<00:55:23.040> you knees are on the ground. Like if you look,<00:55:23.440> his<00:55:23.680> right<00:55:23.839> knee<00:55:24.160> isn't<00:55:24.559> on<00:55:24.800> the look, his right knee isn't on the ground.<00:55:25.280> It<00:55:25.440> looks<00:55:25.680> like<00:55:25.760> it<00:55:26.000> might<00:55:26.160> be. ground. It looks like it might be. >> And<00:55:26.720> look<00:55:26.880> how<00:55:27.040> he<00:55:27.200> keeps<00:55:27.839> slamming<00:55:28.400> those >> And look how he keeps slamming those left<00:55:28.880> hands<00:55:29.200> into<00:55:29.520> Johnson's<00:55:30.000> head.<00:55:30.160> I<00:55:30.400> mean, left hands into Johnson's head. I mean, he<00:55:30.640> got<00:55:30.800> hit<00:55:31.040> with<00:55:31.200> like<00:55:31.440> 15,<00:55:31.920> 20<00:55:32.240> unanswered he got hit with like 15, 20 unanswered full<00:55:33.599> force<00:55:34.160> left<00:55:34.480> hand<00:55:34.640> blows. full force left hand blows. >> Just<00:55:35.359> holding<00:55:35.599> his<00:55:35.760> arms<00:55:35.920> so<00:55:36.079> he<00:55:36.160> can't<00:55:36.319> move, >> Just holding his arms so he can't move, >> bro.<00:55:36.720> He's<00:55:36.960> horrible.<00:55:37.520> He<00:55:37.760> was<00:55:37.920> horrible.<00:55:38.480> He >> bro. He's horrible. He was horrible. He was<00:55:38.800> so<00:55:39.040> good.<00:55:39.680> Khabib<00:55:40.160> was<00:55:40.319> so<00:55:40.559> good.<00:55:40.800> And<00:55:40.960> he was so good. Khabib was so good. And he would<00:55:41.200> do<00:55:41.280> this<00:55:41.440> to<00:55:41.680> world<00:55:42.000> class<00:55:42.240> fighters, would do this to world class fighters, man.<00:55:43.119> And<00:55:43.440> by<00:55:43.599> the<00:55:43.680> way,<00:55:43.920> Johnson<00:55:44.319> clipped<00:55:44.720> him man. And by the way, Johnson clipped him in<00:55:44.960> that<00:55:45.119> fight,<00:55:45.359> too.<00:55:45.520> It<00:55:45.680> was<00:55:45.760> one<00:55:45.839> of<00:55:45.920> the in that fight, too. It was one of the few<00:55:46.240> times<00:55:46.800> in<00:55:47.119> his<00:55:47.280> career<00:55:47.599> where<00:55:47.839> he<00:55:48.000> got few times in his career where he got clipped. >> One<00:55:50.799> that<00:55:50.960> looked<00:55:51.280> really<00:55:51.520> frustrated.<00:55:52.240> Who's >> One that looked really frustrated. Who's the<00:55:52.799> Who's<00:55:53.040> the<00:55:53.200> one<00:55:53.280> that<00:55:53.440> looked<00:55:53.599> super the Who's the one that looked super frustrated<00:55:54.319> in<00:55:54.559> that? frustrated in that? >> Barbosa. >> I'm<00:55:55.839> asking.<00:55:56.160> I<00:55:56.319> don't<00:55:56.480> remember<00:55:56.720> who<00:55:56.880> it<00:55:57.040> was. >> I'm asking. I don't remember who it was. >> Barbosa<00:55:57.920> was<00:55:58.079> one<00:55:58.160> of<00:55:58.240> them.<00:55:58.480> But<00:55:58.559> I<00:55:58.720> mean,<00:55:58.799> a >> Barbosa was one of them. But I mean, a lot<00:55:59.040> of<00:55:59.119> guys<00:55:59.359> who<00:55:59.440> fought<00:55:59.680> Kabib<00:56:00.079> look lot of guys who fought Kabib look frustrated<00:56:00.799> because<00:56:01.040> there's<00:56:01.359> not<00:56:01.440> a<00:56:01.599> damn frustrated because there's not a damn thing<00:56:01.920> they<00:56:02.160> could<00:56:02.319> do.<00:56:02.640> Nope. thing they could do. Nope. >> Barbosa<00:56:03.599> was<00:56:03.760> like<00:56:03.920> early<00:56:04.240> in<00:56:04.400> the<00:56:04.559> first >> Barbosa was like early in the first round,<00:56:04.960> he<00:56:05.119> had<00:56:05.200> that<00:56:05.359> thousandy<00:56:05.680> yard<00:56:05.920> stare round, he had that thousandy yard stare was<00:56:06.559> like,<00:56:06.720> "Fuck,<00:56:07.599> like<00:56:07.760> I<00:56:07.920> have<00:56:08.000> to<00:56:08.160> go was like, "Fuck, like I have to go through<00:56:08.400> three<00:56:08.640> rounds<00:56:08.880> of<00:56:09.040> this<00:56:09.280> where<00:56:09.440> they through three rounds of this where they just<00:56:09.839> give<00:56:10.000> up<00:56:10.160> on<00:56:10.319> the<00:56:10.480> idea<00:56:10.640> that<00:56:10.799> they<00:56:11.040> can just give up on the idea that they can even<00:56:11.359> win." even win." >> Like<00:56:12.480> all<00:56:12.720> you're<00:56:12.880> doing<00:56:13.040> is<00:56:13.359> trying<00:56:13.599> to >> Like all you're doing is trying to survive. >> He<00:56:15.760> was<00:56:15.839> a<00:56:16.079> monster,<00:56:16.480> dude. >> He was a monster, dude. >> Like<00:56:17.520> that.<00:56:18.240> His<00:56:18.960> leg<00:56:19.280> being<00:56:19.599> trapped<00:56:20.240> is >> Like that. His leg being trapped is nuts.<00:56:21.599> And<00:56:21.760> look<00:56:21.920> how<00:56:22.079> he's<00:56:22.400> scooting<00:56:22.799> with<00:56:23.040> it nuts. And look how he's scooting with it >> and<00:56:23.599> he's<00:56:23.760> just<00:56:23.920> slamming<00:56:24.400> punches.<00:56:24.799> And<00:56:25.200> you >> and he's just slamming punches. And you get<00:56:25.520> up,<00:56:25.760> he's<00:56:26.000> just<00:56:26.160> chasing<00:56:26.480> you. get up, he's just chasing you. >> I<00:56:27.200> got<00:56:27.280> the<00:56:27.440> gun<00:56:27.599> right<00:56:27.760> back<00:56:27.920> down.<00:56:28.079> I >> I got the gun right back down. I thought, >> but<00:56:28.720> if<00:56:28.880> you<00:56:28.960> get<00:56:29.040> up,<00:56:29.280> he's<00:56:29.520> just<00:56:29.680> gonna >> but if you get up, he's just gonna [ __ ]<00:56:30.319> chase<00:56:30.559> you<00:56:30.720> and<00:56:30.880> drag<00:56:31.119> you<00:56:31.200> to<00:56:31.359> the [ __ ] chase you and drag you to the ground<00:56:31.599> again.<00:56:31.920> So,<00:56:32.079> you<00:56:32.480> blew<00:56:32.880> all<00:56:33.119> that ground again. So, you blew all that energy<00:56:33.599> to<00:56:33.839> get<00:56:33.920> up.<00:56:34.160> The<00:56:34.319> moment<00:56:34.480> you<00:56:34.640> try<00:56:34.720> to energy to get up. The moment you try to punch<00:56:35.119> or<00:56:35.359> throw<00:56:35.599> a<00:56:35.760> kick,<00:56:36.240> he's<00:56:36.559> on<00:56:36.799> you. punch or throw a kick, he's on you. You're<00:56:37.599> on<00:56:37.760> your<00:56:37.920> back<00:56:38.160> again.<00:56:38.640> Punch<00:56:38.960> to<00:56:39.119> the You're on your back again. Punch to the face.<00:56:39.520> Punch<00:56:39.839> to<00:56:40.000> the<00:56:40.160> face.<00:56:40.880> Yeah. face. Punch to the face. Yeah. Wrestling's<00:56:42.160> giant.<00:56:42.799> It<00:56:43.040> is<00:56:43.280> the<00:56:43.520> the<00:56:44.079> biggest Wrestling's giant. It is the the biggest skill. >> You<00:56:45.760> have<00:56:45.920> to<00:56:46.000> know<00:56:46.160> how<00:56:46.319> to<00:56:46.480> do<00:56:46.640> everything >> You have to know how to do everything else,<00:56:47.200> too,<00:56:47.599> nowadays,<00:56:48.240> cuz<00:56:48.480> all<00:56:48.640> these<00:56:48.880> kids else, too, nowadays, cuz all these kids that<00:56:49.359> like<00:56:49.599> you<00:56:49.760> see<00:56:49.839> in<00:56:50.000> the<00:56:50.160> Contender that like you see in the Contender Series,<00:56:50.960> these<00:56:51.200> young<00:56:51.440> guys<00:56:51.680> coming<00:56:51.920> up,<00:56:52.160> man, Series, these young guys coming up, man, they're<00:56:53.119> all<00:56:53.359> so<00:56:53.680> [ __ ]<00:56:54.079> talented. they're all so [ __ ] talented. He<00:56:55.839> tried<00:56:56.000> to<00:56:56.079> wheel<00:56:56.400> kick<00:56:56.640> them.<00:56:57.440> And<00:56:57.760> really He tried to wheel kick them. And really more<00:56:58.319> than<00:56:58.640> anything,<00:56:59.440> I<00:56:59.680> feel more than anything, I feel [clears throat]<00:56:59.839> like<00:57:00.079> wrestling,<00:57:00.640> being [clears throat] like wrestling, being out<00:57:01.359> wrestled<00:57:02.000> and<00:57:02.240> being<00:57:02.480> just<00:57:02.880> trapped<00:57:03.200> on out wrestled and being just trapped on the<00:57:03.520> ground<00:57:03.760> is<00:57:03.920> so<00:57:04.240> psychologically the ground is so psychologically demoralizing<00:57:06.000> when<00:57:06.240> you've<00:57:06.480> been<00:57:06.720> training demoralizing when you've been training for<00:57:07.200> a<00:57:07.440> UFC<00:57:07.920> fight<00:57:08.160> and<00:57:08.400> the<00:57:08.559> crowd<00:57:08.799> is<00:57:09.040> out for a UFC fight and the crowd is out there<00:57:09.440> and<00:57:09.599> the<00:57:09.839> lights<00:57:10.079> are<00:57:10.240> on<00:57:10.400> you<00:57:10.480> and<00:57:10.720> you there and the lights are on you and you see<00:57:11.040> the<00:57:11.200> logos<00:57:11.599> on<00:57:11.760> the<00:57:11.920> mat<00:57:12.160> cuz<00:57:12.400> you're see the logos on the mat cuz you're facing<00:57:12.880> it. facing it. >> Back<00:57:13.680> that<00:57:13.839> up<00:57:14.000> a<00:57:14.160> little<00:57:14.240> bit.<00:57:14.400> Let<00:57:14.559> me<00:57:14.720> show >> Back that up a little bit. Let me show you<00:57:14.960> something<00:57:15.119> here<00:57:15.359> too.<00:57:15.760> What's<00:57:16.000> What's you something here too. What's What's interesting<00:57:16.640> here<00:57:16.960> before<00:57:17.280> that<00:57:17.520> before<00:57:17.760> the interesting here before that before the clinch.<00:57:18.559> So<00:57:18.799> after<00:57:19.040> he<00:57:19.200> throws<00:57:19.440> the<00:57:19.599> wheel clinch. So after he throws the wheel kick<00:57:20.319> like<00:57:20.720> Barbos<00:57:21.280> is<00:57:21.520> trying<00:57:21.680> to<00:57:21.839> win, kick like Barbos is trying to win, right?<00:57:22.400> This<00:57:22.559> is<00:57:22.640> the<00:57:22.880> third<00:57:23.119> round.<00:57:23.680> He's right? This is the third round. He's trying<00:57:24.079> to<00:57:24.240> win<00:57:24.400> and<00:57:24.640> he<00:57:24.720> throws<00:57:24.960> this<00:57:25.119> W.<00:57:25.280> But trying to win and he throws this W. But look,<00:57:25.839> no,<00:57:26.160> go<00:57:26.319> before<00:57:26.559> that.<00:57:27.920> When<00:57:28.160> he<00:57:28.319> throws look, no, go before that. When he throws the<00:57:28.640> kick,<00:57:29.760> here<00:57:29.920> it<00:57:30.079> is.<00:57:30.240> So,<00:57:30.319> he<00:57:30.480> throws<00:57:30.720> the the kick, here it is. So, he throws the kick<00:57:30.960> and<00:57:31.200> misses.<00:57:31.599> He's<00:57:31.839> so<00:57:32.079> tired<00:57:32.400> now<00:57:32.720> that kick and misses. He's so tired now that when<00:57:33.200> Khabib<00:57:33.760> moves<00:57:34.160> for<00:57:34.400> him,<00:57:34.799> he<00:57:35.119> clinches. when Khabib moves for him, he clinches. Look,<00:57:36.720> he<00:57:36.960> instigated<00:57:37.440> the<00:57:37.599> clinch.<00:57:38.319> Instead Look, he instigated the clinch. Instead of<00:57:38.799> pushing<00:57:39.119> away,<00:57:39.440> instead<00:57:39.680> of<00:57:39.839> circling<00:57:40.240> to of pushing away, instead of circling to his<00:57:40.640> left,<00:57:41.280> he<00:57:41.520> clinched<00:57:41.920> cuz<00:57:42.079> he's<00:57:42.319> so<00:57:42.480> tired, his left, he clinched cuz he's so tired, dude.<00:57:43.359> He's<00:57:43.680> so<00:57:43.839> tired.<00:57:44.319> And<00:57:44.480> this<00:57:44.640> dude<00:57:44.880> just dude. He's so tired. And this dude just Look<00:57:45.359> at<00:57:45.440> that<00:57:45.599> face. Look at that face. >> He<00:57:46.720> just<00:57:46.880> drags<00:57:47.200> him<00:57:47.359> down<00:57:47.520> to<00:57:47.760> the<00:57:47.920> ground >> He just drags him down to the ground again. >> Twoon<00:57:50.240> one<00:57:50.640> on<00:57:50.960> that<00:57:51.280> arm<00:57:51.599> underneath<00:57:52.079> him, >> Twoon one on that arm underneath him, >> weights<00:57:53.359> being<00:57:53.599> thrown<00:57:53.839> in.<00:57:54.160> He<00:57:54.400> doesn't<00:57:54.480> know >> weights being thrown in. He doesn't know what<00:57:54.799> to<00:57:54.880> do<00:57:55.040> with<00:57:55.200> his<00:57:55.359> legs.<00:57:55.760> He<00:57:56.000> actually what to do with his legs. He actually just<00:57:56.480> put<00:57:56.640> his<00:57:56.960> foot<00:57:57.200> above<00:57:57.520> Kabib<00:57:58.000> because just put his foot above Kabib because it's<00:57:58.559> so<00:57:58.880> confusing.<00:58:00.160> All<00:58:00.400> that<00:58:00.559> weight<00:58:00.880> on it's so confusing. All that weight on you.<00:58:01.680> You<00:58:01.920> don't<00:58:02.079> know<00:58:02.640> where<00:58:02.880> to<00:58:03.200> even<00:58:03.520> begin you. You don't know where to even begin to<00:58:04.400> start<00:58:04.640> getting<00:58:04.880> up. to start getting up. >> Well,<00:58:05.359> he's<00:58:05.680> the<00:58:05.920> first<00:58:06.000> thing<00:58:06.160> he's<00:58:06.319> got<00:58:06.400> to >> Well, he's the first thing he's got to do<00:58:06.640> is<00:58:06.799> get<00:58:06.880> that<00:58:07.119> left<00:58:07.280> leg<00:58:07.440> free.<00:58:07.760> And<00:58:07.839> he's do is get that left leg free. And he's not<00:58:08.079> going<00:58:08.160> to. not going to. >> That<00:58:08.640> was<00:58:08.720> the<00:58:08.880> part<00:58:09.200> before<00:58:09.440> the<00:58:10.000> crawling >> That was the part before the crawling thing. >> He's<00:58:10.880> a<00:58:11.280> He<00:58:11.440> was<00:58:11.520> a<00:58:11.760> monster.<00:58:12.079> He<00:58:12.319> was<00:58:12.400> a >> He's a He was a monster. He was a monster >> and<00:58:13.760> retired<00:58:14.160> undefeated. >> and retired undefeated. >> Yeah.<00:58:16.079> And<00:58:16.240> there's<00:58:16.559> something<00:58:16.799> to<00:58:17.040> being<00:58:17.280> on >> Yeah. And there's something to being on that<00:58:17.680> mat,<00:58:18.079> not<00:58:18.400> being<00:58:18.559> able<00:58:18.720> to<00:58:18.880> move, that mat, not being able to move, knowing<00:58:19.520> that<00:58:19.680> the<00:58:20.000> clock<00:58:20.319> is<00:58:20.720> ticking,<00:58:21.599> and knowing that the clock is ticking, and this<00:58:22.400> is<00:58:22.559> not<00:58:22.799> how<00:58:23.040> you<00:58:23.280> picture<00:58:23.599> this<00:58:23.920> going. this is not how you picture this going. >> Not<00:58:24.799> only<00:58:24.960> that,<00:58:25.520> this<00:58:25.680> is<00:58:25.839> with<00:58:26.079> the<00:58:26.240> current >> Not only that, this is with the current rules<00:58:27.440> where<00:58:27.839> I<00:58:28.160> think<00:58:29.200> there<00:58:29.440> should<00:58:29.599> be<00:58:29.760> no rules where I think there should be no stand-ups.<00:58:30.400> I<00:58:30.559> think<00:58:30.640> the<00:58:30.799> only<00:58:30.960> time<00:58:31.040> there stand-ups. I think the only time there should<00:58:31.359> be<00:58:31.440> a<00:58:31.520> stand<00:58:31.680> up<00:58:31.839> is<00:58:31.920> when<00:58:32.079> there's<00:58:32.240> a should be a stand up is when there's a foul. >> Yeah,<00:58:32.960> I<00:58:33.200> completely<00:58:33.760> agree<00:58:34.000> with<00:58:34.079> you.<00:58:34.400> I >> Yeah, I completely agree with you. I hate<00:58:34.880> it<00:58:35.040> when<00:58:35.280> they<00:58:35.440> stand<00:58:35.680> people<00:58:35.920> up. hate it when they stand people up. >> Even<00:58:36.400> if<00:58:36.559> it's<00:58:36.720> boring.<00:58:37.440> I<00:58:37.599> get<00:58:37.760> it's<00:58:37.920> boring, >> Even if it's boring. I get it's boring, but<00:58:38.559> the<00:58:38.720> guy<00:58:38.960> can't<00:58:39.200> get<00:58:39.359> up<00:58:39.599> and<00:58:39.839> this<00:58:40.000> guy's but the guy can't get up and this guy's holding<00:58:40.480> him<00:58:40.640> down.<00:58:40.880> So,<00:58:41.119> he's<00:58:41.359> winning.<00:58:41.760> Yes, holding him down. So, he's winning. Yes, he's<00:58:42.240> winning.<00:58:42.720> See,<00:58:43.119> I<00:58:43.359> know<00:58:43.520> he's<00:58:43.760> not<00:58:44.000> doing he's winning. See, I know he's not doing enough.<00:58:44.960> What<00:58:45.119> does<00:58:45.280> that<00:58:45.440> mean?<00:58:45.839> He's<00:58:46.240> biting enough. What does that mean? He's biting his<00:58:46.880> time.<00:58:47.200> You've<00:58:47.440> got<00:58:47.599> to<00:58:47.760> let<00:58:47.920> a<00:58:48.160> guy<00:58:48.720> have his time. You've got to let a guy have strategy.<00:58:49.599> Like<00:58:49.920> when<00:58:50.160> Muhammad<00:58:50.559> Ali<00:58:50.799> did strategy. Like when Muhammad Ali did rope<00:58:51.200> a<00:58:51.359> dope<00:58:51.839> against<00:58:52.240> George<00:58:52.559> Foreman, rope a dope against George Foreman, imagine<00:58:53.839> if<00:58:54.000> the<00:58:54.160> referee's<00:58:54.559> like,<00:58:54.720> "You've imagine if the referee's like, "You've got<00:58:55.119> to<00:58:55.200> punch<00:58:55.440> back<00:58:55.839> if<00:58:56.000> you<00:58:56.079> don't<00:58:56.240> punch got to punch back if you don't punch back."<00:58:56.720> No,<00:58:56.880> he's<00:58:57.119> he's<00:58:57.440> got<00:58:57.520> a<00:58:57.680> strategy. back." No, he's he's got a strategy. Strategy<00:58:58.799> is<00:58:59.040> let<00:58:59.280> George<00:58:59.520> Foreman<00:59:00.000> burn Strategy is let George Foreman burn himself<00:59:00.559> out<00:59:01.040> and<00:59:01.280> then<00:59:01.440> eventually<00:59:02.319> tee<00:59:02.640> off himself out and then eventually tee off on<00:59:02.960> him.<00:59:03.200> And<00:59:03.280> that's<00:59:03.440> what<00:59:03.599> he<00:59:03.760> did. on him. And that's what he did. >> Yeah.<00:59:04.480> It<00:59:04.720> stinks<00:59:05.040> that<00:59:05.359> referees<00:59:05.920> can<00:59:06.160> let >> Yeah. It stinks that referees can let the<00:59:06.559> crowd<00:59:06.799> get<00:59:06.960> in<00:59:07.280> their<00:59:07.599> head.<00:59:08.175> [snorts] the crowd get in their head. [snorts] >> Well,<00:59:08.720> it's<00:59:09.040> the<00:59:09.280> the<00:59:09.599> organization<00:59:10.319> wants >> Well, it's the the organization wants action,<00:59:11.119> too.<00:59:11.760> The<00:59:12.000> fans<00:59:12.400> want<00:59:12.720> action.<00:59:13.440> A<00:59:13.680> lot action, too. The fans want action. A lot of<00:59:13.920> people<00:59:14.160> disagree<00:59:14.559> with<00:59:14.720> me<00:59:15.040> and<00:59:15.280> I of people disagree with me and I understand<00:59:15.839> their<00:59:16.160> point.<00:59:16.559> I<00:59:16.799> understand understand their point. I understand their<00:59:17.280> point.<00:59:17.520> Especially<00:59:17.760> if<00:59:17.839> you're<00:59:18.000> a their point. Especially if you're a casual<00:59:18.799> like<00:59:19.119> it's<00:59:19.359> gay.<00:59:19.920> Get<00:59:20.160> them<00:59:20.400> up.<00:59:20.799> Make casual like it's gay. Get them up. Make them<00:59:21.276> [clears throat]<00:59:21.280> fight.<00:59:21.680> They<00:59:21.839> don't them [clears throat] fight. They don't want<00:59:22.079> to<00:59:22.240> fight.<00:59:22.480> They<00:59:22.640> want<00:59:22.880> to<00:59:22.960> hug.<00:59:23.680> Boo. want to fight. They want to hug. Boo. Right. >> So<00:59:25.280> what?<00:59:25.760> So<00:59:26.000> what?<00:59:26.240> This<00:59:26.400> is<00:59:26.480> the<00:59:26.720> sport.<00:59:27.040> And >> So what? So what? This is the sport. And if<00:59:27.440> that<00:59:27.680> guy<00:59:28.240> who's<00:59:28.640> on<00:59:28.880> top,<00:59:29.359> who's<00:59:30.000> biting if that guy who's on top, who's biting his<00:59:30.559> time<00:59:30.720> and<00:59:31.040> recovering,<00:59:31.760> then<00:59:32.079> decides, his time and recovering, then decides, okay,<00:59:32.799> now's<00:59:33.119> the<00:59:33.359> time.<00:59:33.680> Let<00:59:33.839> me<00:59:34.000> start okay, now's the time. Let me start dropping<00:59:34.480> some<00:59:34.720> bombs<00:59:35.359> because<00:59:35.599> I've dropping some bombs because I've recovered. >> Good.<00:59:37.359> Well,<00:59:37.760> he<00:59:38.400> held<00:59:38.799> the<00:59:39.119> position<00:59:39.760> and<00:59:40.079> he >> Good. Well, he held the position and he recovered<00:59:40.960> his<00:59:41.200> energy<00:59:41.839> and<00:59:42.160> now<00:59:42.400> he's recovered his energy and now he's winning.<00:59:42.960> Like,<00:59:43.280> let<00:59:43.440> him<00:59:43.599> [ __ ]<00:59:44.000> fight. winning. Like, let him [ __ ] fight. LET<00:59:44.960> HIM<00:59:45.119> FIGHT.<00:59:45.520> GET<00:59:45.680> OUT<00:59:45.839> OF<00:59:46.000> THERE.<00:59:46.559> GET<00:59:46.799> OUT LET HIM FIGHT. GET OUT OF THERE. GET OUT of<00:59:47.119> there. of there. >> There<00:59:48.720> shouldn't<00:59:48.880> be<00:59:49.040> stand-ups. >> There shouldn't be stand-ups. >> And<00:59:49.839> I<00:59:49.920> get<00:59:50.000> it.<00:59:50.240> The<00:59:50.559> referee<00:59:51.040> gets<00:59:51.280> that >> And I get it. The referee gets that cheer<00:59:51.839> from<00:59:52.079> the<00:59:52.319> crowd.<00:59:53.520> You<00:59:53.680> know,<00:59:53.920> it<00:59:54.160> feels cheer from the crowd. You know, it feels rewarding. >> Sometimes<00:59:55.599> when<00:59:55.760> they<00:59:55.920> stand<00:59:56.079> fights<00:59:56.400> up,<00:59:56.640> I >> Sometimes when they stand fights up, I get<00:59:56.960> excited. get excited. >> I<00:59:58.079> go,<00:59:58.160> "Yeah,<00:59:58.880> yeah, >> I go, "Yeah, yeah, >> here<00:59:59.359> we<00:59:59.520> go. >> here we go. >> That<01:00:00.240> striker<01:00:00.640> has<01:00:00.880> a<01:00:01.040> chance." >> That striker has a chance." >> But<01:00:01.839> my<01:00:02.079> position<01:00:02.480> is<01:00:02.640> still<01:00:02.880> the<01:00:03.040> same.<01:00:03.280> I >> But my position is still the same. I don't<01:00:03.520> think<01:00:03.599> they<01:00:03.839> should<01:00:03.920> stand<01:00:04.160> him<01:00:04.319> up. don't think they should stand him up. I'm<01:00:04.960> worse<01:00:05.200> than<01:00:05.359> that.<01:00:05.599> I<01:00:05.920> think<01:00:06.000> they<01:00:06.240> should I'm worse than that. I think they should start<01:00:06.960> each<01:00:07.280> round<01:00:07.680> where<01:00:08.000> they<01:00:08.240> lost<01:00:08.559> the start each round where they lost the last<01:00:09.040> round. last round. >> Oh,<01:00:09.599> I<01:00:09.760> love<01:00:09.920> that. >> Oh, I love that. >> That's<01:00:10.799> great. >> That's great. >> So,<01:00:11.200> every<01:00:11.440> round,<01:00:11.680> why<01:00:11.839> do<01:00:12.000> you<01:00:12.079> get<01:00:12.240> to<01:00:12.319> stand >> So, every round, why do you get to stand up?<01:00:12.880> Why<01:00:13.040> do<01:00:13.119> you<01:00:13.200> get<01:00:13.359> that<01:00:13.520> advantage<01:00:14.000> that<01:00:14.079> a up? Why do you get that advantage that a striker<01:00:14.640> gets<01:00:14.960> of<01:00:15.280> standing<01:00:15.599> up<01:00:15.760> when<01:00:16.000> you striker gets of standing up when you didn't<01:00:16.319> earn<01:00:16.559> it? didn't earn it? >> Get<01:00:17.280> back<01:00:17.440> down<01:00:17.680> there. >> Get back down there. >> get<01:00:18.640> back<01:00:18.799> down<01:00:18.960> there.<01:00:19.440> Crucifix.<01:00:20.160> Why'<01:00:20.319> you >> get back down there. Crucifix. Why' you have<01:00:20.559> to<01:00:20.720> start<01:00:20.880> the<01:00:21.040> round<01:00:21.200> off<01:00:21.680> in<01:00:21.920> a have to start the round off in a crucifix? >> Yeah,<01:00:23.520> that's<01:00:23.760> how<01:00:23.920> the<01:00:24.000> end<01:00:24.240> round<01:00:24.480> ended. >> Yeah, that's how the end round ended. They<01:00:25.280> look<01:00:25.440> at<01:00:25.520> the<01:00:25.680> big<01:00:25.920> screen,<01:00:26.400> get<01:00:26.559> a They look at the big screen, get a freeze<01:00:27.040> frame<01:00:27.359> of<01:00:27.520> the<01:00:27.680> position,<01:00:28.319> referee freeze frame of the position, referee sets<01:00:29.200> you<01:00:29.359> in<01:00:29.599> the<01:00:29.760> exact<01:00:30.079> position<01:00:30.559> and<01:00:30.799> says, sets you in the exact position and says, "Ready,<01:00:31.440> fight." "Ready, fight." >> Yeah.<01:00:33.280> Yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> I<01:00:33.760> love<01:00:33.920> that. >> I love that. >> Yeah.<01:00:35.040> [ __ ]<01:00:35.359> off.<01:00:36.720> That's<01:00:37.040> what<01:00:37.200> the<01:00:37.440> sport<01:00:37.680> is >> Yeah. [ __ ] off. That's what the sport is supposed<01:00:38.079> to<01:00:38.240> be.<01:00:38.640> And<01:00:38.880> sometimes<01:00:39.280> it's<01:00:39.520> going supposed to be. And sometimes it's going to<01:00:39.680> be<01:00:39.839> boring.<01:00:40.400> Yeah.<01:00:41.040> But<01:00:41.280> that's<01:00:41.520> real to be boring. Yeah. But that's real though.<01:00:42.400> At<01:00:42.400> least<01:00:42.720> it's<01:00:42.960> real<01:00:43.839> cuz<01:00:44.079> there's though. At least it's real cuz there's been<01:00:44.480> a<01:00:44.640> lot<01:00:44.720> of<01:00:44.799> fights<01:00:45.040> where<01:00:45.200> the<01:00:45.359> guy<01:00:45.599> got been a lot of fights where the guy got taken<01:00:46.000> down<01:00:46.079> in<01:00:46.319> the<01:00:46.400> first<01:00:46.559> round,<01:00:47.119> starts taken down in the first round, starts out<01:00:47.599> the<01:00:47.760> second<01:00:48.000> round,<01:00:48.160> and<01:00:48.319> blasts<01:00:48.640> the<01:00:48.799> guy out the second round, and blasts the guy and<01:00:49.040> knocks<01:00:49.280> him<01:00:49.440> out.<01:00:50.400> And<01:00:50.559> it's<01:00:50.799> like,<01:00:51.040> okay, and knocks him out. And it's like, okay, it's<01:00:51.680> exciting<01:00:52.000> to<01:00:52.240> watch,<01:00:52.480> but<01:00:52.720> he<01:00:52.880> didn't it's exciting to watch, but he didn't earn<01:00:53.280> that<01:00:53.520> position.<01:00:54.000> He<01:00:54.240> just<01:00:54.400> got<01:00:54.559> that earn that position. He just got that position<01:00:55.040> because<01:00:55.280> the<01:00:55.440> other<01:00:55.599> guy<01:00:55.760> survived position because the other guy survived the<01:00:56.480> first<01:00:56.720> round.<01:00:57.359> And<01:00:57.520> so<01:00:57.680> it's<01:00:57.920> like,<01:00:58.319> it's the first round. And so it's like, it's one<01:00:58.799> fight.<01:00:59.200> It's<01:00:59.359> not<01:00:59.520> five<01:00:59.760> fights, one fight. It's not five fights, >> right?<01:01:01.040> So,<01:01:01.280> I<01:01:01.520> think<01:01:01.599> it<01:01:01.839> should<01:01:02.000> be<01:01:02.079> one >> right? So, I think it should be one continuous<01:01:02.880> fight<01:01:03.119> with<01:01:03.359> a<01:01:03.520> one<01:01:03.680> minute<01:01:04.000> break continuous fight with a one minute break in<01:01:04.640> each<01:01:04.960> round. in each round. >> Yeah.<01:01:06.079> That'd<01:01:06.319> be<01:01:06.480> like<01:01:06.640> if<01:01:06.880> the<01:01:07.119> team<01:01:07.359> losing >> Yeah. That'd be like if the team losing automatically<01:01:08.559> got<01:01:08.720> the<01:01:08.880> kickoff<01:01:09.440> after automatically got the kickoff after halftime<01:01:10.319> or<01:01:10.559> something<01:01:10.799> like<01:01:11.040> that. halftime or something like that. >> Yeah.<01:01:12.319> And<01:01:13.119> look,<01:01:13.839> guaranteed<01:01:14.480> if<01:01:14.880> uh<01:01:14.960> I<01:01:15.119> was >> Yeah. And look, guaranteed if uh I was running<01:01:15.440> the<01:01:15.599> UFC,<01:01:15.920> it<01:01:16.000> would<01:01:16.160> probably<01:01:16.319> go running the UFC, it would probably go bankrupt.<01:01:16.960> I'm<01:01:17.119> not<01:01:17.280> the<01:01:17.440> right<01:01:17.599> guy. bankrupt. I'm not the right guy. I<01:01:18.799> don't<01:01:18.880> know<01:01:18.960> what<01:01:19.119> the<01:01:19.280> [ __ ]<01:01:19.440> I'm<01:01:19.680> talking I don't know what the [ __ ] I'm talking about.<01:01:20.319> I'd<01:01:20.559> be<01:01:20.640> a<01:01:20.799> terrible<01:01:21.119> promoter. about. I'd be a terrible promoter. I'd<01:01:23.119> be<01:01:23.280> too<01:01:23.440> honest<01:01:23.680> about<01:01:23.920> stuff.<01:01:24.160> And<01:01:24.319> I'd I'd be too honest about stuff. And I'd want<01:01:24.640> to<01:01:24.799> give<01:01:25.040> people<01:01:25.359> fights<01:01:25.920> that<01:01:26.319> maybe want to give people fights that maybe they<01:01:27.200> weren't<01:01:27.440> the<01:01:27.680> most<01:01:27.839> exciting<01:01:28.240> fighters, they weren't the most exciting fighters, but<01:01:28.799> they<01:01:28.960> were<01:01:29.040> above<01:01:29.440> the<01:01:29.680> other<01:01:29.839> person<01:01:30.000> in but they were above the other person in the<01:01:30.400> rankings. the rankings. >> I<01:01:31.680> I<01:01:32.000> think<01:01:32.160> the<01:01:32.319> rankings<01:01:32.799> should<01:01:33.040> be<01:01:33.200> the >> I I think the rankings should be the whole<01:01:33.760> reason<01:01:33.920> why<01:01:34.160> you<01:01:34.319> make<01:01:34.480> fights. whole reason why you make fights. [snorts] >> Sami<01:01:37.440> Zayn<01:01:37.760> won<01:01:37.920> the<01:01:38.079> Universal<01:01:38.640> WWE >> Sami Zayn won the Universal WWE Championship<01:01:39.920> over<01:01:40.160> this<01:01:40.400> weekend<01:01:40.640> at<01:01:40.880> a<01:01:40.960> big Championship over this weekend at a big pay-per-view. >> I<01:01:42.240> have<01:01:42.400> no<01:01:42.480> idea<01:01:42.720> who<01:01:42.880> that<01:01:43.040> is,<01:01:43.200> but<01:01:43.359> I'm >> I have no idea who that is, but I'm happy<01:01:43.680> for<01:01:43.839> him. happy for him. >> Shocked<01:01:44.640> Cody<01:01:44.960> Rhodess, >> Shocked Cody Rhodess, >> who<01:01:46.799> was<01:01:46.960> it<01:01:47.040> who<01:01:47.200> was<01:01:47.280> like<01:01:47.440> a<01:01:47.760> guaranteed >> who was it who was like a guaranteed win. >> I<01:01:49.119> wonder<01:01:49.280> what<01:01:49.520> happened. >> I wonder what happened. >> Rolled<01:01:50.079> him<01:01:50.160> up<01:01:50.319> real<01:01:50.640> quick. >> Rolled him up real quick. >> Do<01:01:51.200> you<01:01:51.280> think<01:01:51.440> maybe<01:01:51.599> that<01:01:51.839> was<01:01:52.000> fixed?<01:01:52.559> Well, >> Do you think maybe that was fixed? Well, it<01:01:54.319> was<01:01:54.559> very<01:01:54.880> entertaining.<01:01:55.857> [laughter] it was very entertaining. [laughter] Very<01:01:57.119> entertaining. Very entertaining. >> I'm<01:01:58.000> sure<01:01:58.079> it<01:01:58.240> was.<01:01:58.480> I<01:01:58.640> just<01:01:58.799> don't<01:01:58.960> understand >> I'm sure it was. I just don't understand how<01:01:59.359> you<01:01:59.520> go<01:01:59.599> back<01:01:59.760> and<01:01:59.920> forth. how you go back and forth. >> Oh,<01:02:00.640> it's<01:02:00.880> the<01:02:01.040> best. >> Oh, it's the best. >> I<01:02:01.599> know<01:02:01.760> you<01:02:01.920> love<01:02:02.079> it. >> I know you love it. >> Well,<01:02:03.359> sometimes<01:02:04.000> that's<01:02:04.240> what<01:02:04.400> I<01:02:04.640> said<01:02:04.799> about >> Well, sometimes that's what I said about this<01:02:05.359> White<01:02:05.599> House<01:02:05.839> card,<01:02:06.160> by<01:02:06.319> the<01:02:06.400> way,<01:02:06.559> is this White House card, by the way, is like [clears throat and cough] there's<01:02:09.680> nothing<01:02:10.000> that<01:02:10.160> could<01:02:10.319> have<01:02:10.559> happened there's nothing that could have happened that<01:02:11.599> they<01:02:11.760> could<01:02:11.920> have<01:02:12.160> written,<01:02:12.799> if<01:02:13.040> it<01:02:13.280> was that they could have written, if it was written,<01:02:15.520> that<01:02:15.760> would<01:02:15.920> have<01:02:16.079> made<01:02:16.240> it<01:02:16.640> more written, that would have made it more exciting, >> It<01:02:18.480> felt<01:02:18.880> real<01:02:19.119> the<01:02:19.440> whole<01:02:19.599> time.<01:02:19.920> and<01:02:20.079> the >> It felt real the whole time. and the fights<01:02:20.480> that<01:02:20.640> happened<01:02:20.960> before<01:02:21.359> made<01:02:21.520> it<01:02:21.760> feel fights that happened before made it feel like<01:02:22.319> anything<01:02:22.880> could<01:02:23.200> happen<01:02:23.440> in<01:02:23.680> that<01:02:23.839> main like anything could happen in that main event.<01:02:24.559> Like<01:02:25.200> it<01:02:25.520> just<01:02:25.680> felt<01:02:26.000> raw<01:02:26.559> and<01:02:26.960> real, event. Like it just felt raw and real, but<01:02:28.160> also<01:02:28.880> storyline,<01:02:30.079> which<01:02:30.400> then<01:02:30.720> when<01:02:30.960> UFC but also storyline, which then when UFC is<01:02:31.680> at<01:02:31.839> its<01:02:32.079> best<01:02:32.400> like<01:02:32.640> that,<01:02:33.200> it's<01:02:33.520> like<01:02:34.000> the is at its best like that, it's like the WWE. >> That's<01:02:36.000> what's<01:02:36.319> interesting.<01:02:36.799> Of<01:02:36.960> course, >> That's what's interesting. Of course, it's<01:02:38.240> not<01:02:38.400> as,<01:02:39.119> you<01:02:39.280> know,<01:02:39.920> uh<01:02:40.559> acrobatic. it's not as, you know, uh acrobatic. Exactly.<01:02:42.400> But<01:02:42.559> it<01:02:42.799> is<01:02:43.040> it<01:02:43.200> was<01:02:43.359> a<01:02:43.520> special Exactly. But it is it was a special moment.<01:02:45.119> You<01:02:45.280> know,<01:02:45.359> it<01:02:45.520> was<01:02:45.599> a<01:02:46.880> regardless<01:02:47.280> of moment. You know, it was a regardless of how<01:02:47.599> you<01:02:47.760> feel<01:02:47.920> politically<01:02:48.319> and<01:02:48.559> I how you feel politically and I understand<01:02:49.040> it understand it >> if<01:02:49.920> you're<01:02:50.319> if<01:02:50.559> you<01:02:50.799> hate<01:02:51.280> the<01:02:51.599> Republicans >> if you're if you hate the Republicans and<01:02:52.400> you<01:02:52.559> hate<01:02:52.799> the<01:02:52.960> whole<01:02:53.119> idea,<01:02:53.680> I<01:02:53.839> get<01:02:54.000> it. and you hate the whole idea, I get it. But<01:02:54.799> just<01:02:55.040> as<01:02:55.440> a<01:02:55.680> person<01:02:55.920> who<01:02:56.160> loves<01:02:56.400> a<01:02:56.640> sport, But just as a person who loves a sport, it<01:02:57.440> was<01:02:57.599> a<01:02:57.839> very<01:02:58.160> unusual<01:02:59.359> experience.<01:03:00.240> Very it was a very unusual experience. Very unusual.<01:03:01.040> And<01:03:01.200> just<01:03:02.079> I<01:03:02.319> think<01:03:02.480> people<01:03:02.720> have<01:03:02.880> to unusual. And just I think people have to just<01:03:03.359> look<01:03:03.520> at<01:03:03.680> some<01:03:03.920> things<01:03:04.079> that<01:03:04.400> way.<01:03:04.720> You just look at some things that way. You know,<01:03:05.040> some<01:03:05.280> people<01:03:05.440> have<01:03:05.520> a<01:03:05.680> really<01:03:05.839> hard know, some people have a really hard time<01:03:06.160> separating<01:03:06.559> themselves<01:03:07.040> politically time separating themselves politically because<01:03:07.760> they're<01:03:08.000> going,<01:03:08.160> "Oh,<01:03:08.480> no."<01:03:08.720> That because they're going, "Oh, no." That the<01:03:09.760> White<01:03:10.000> House<01:03:10.240> puts<01:03:10.480> on<01:03:10.720> this<01:03:10.880> thing. the White House puts on this thing. There's<01:03:11.520> all<01:03:11.599> this<01:03:11.760> bad<01:03:12.000> press<01:03:12.319> because<01:03:12.559> of There's all this bad press because of the<01:03:12.960> war.<01:03:13.280> There's<01:03:13.599> bad<01:03:13.839> press<01:03:14.079> because<01:03:14.319> of the war. There's bad press because of this<01:03:14.720> and<01:03:14.960> that.<01:03:15.280> And<01:03:15.680> they<01:03:15.920> put<01:03:16.079> on<01:03:16.240> this this and that. And they put on this thing<01:03:16.480> at<01:03:16.640> the<01:03:16.720> White<01:03:16.880> House<01:03:17.039> and<01:03:17.200> it<01:03:17.359> sort<01:03:17.520> of thing at the White House and it sort of >> MAGA<01:03:19.520> washes<01:03:20.000> everything.<01:03:20.720> You<01:03:20.799> know<01:03:20.880> what<01:03:20.960> I >> MAGA washes everything. You know what I mean?<01:03:21.599> Makes<01:03:21.760> everybody<01:03:22.079> like<01:03:22.319> them<01:03:22.559> again. mean? Makes everybody like them again. Gives<01:03:23.119> them<01:03:23.359> positive<01:03:23.760> press<01:03:24.240> which Gives them positive press which undeniable.<01:03:26.480> Undeniable.<01:03:26.960> It<01:03:27.119> gave<01:03:27.280> them undeniable. Undeniable. It gave them positive<01:03:27.839> press. positive press. >> I<01:03:29.440> mean,<01:03:29.599> the<01:03:29.839> amount<01:03:30.079> of<01:03:30.160> people<01:03:30.319> that<01:03:30.480> have >> I mean, the amount of people that have seen<01:03:30.799> it<01:03:30.960> is<01:03:31.119> nuts.<01:03:32.319> You<01:03:32.480> know,<01:03:33.119> I<01:03:33.359> think<01:03:33.520> just seen it is nuts. You know, I think just on<01:03:34.079> Paramount,<01:03:34.799> it's<01:03:35.039> something<01:03:35.359> like<01:03:35.680> 30 on Paramount, it's something like 30 something<01:03:36.240> million<01:03:36.640> now.<01:03:37.119> And<01:03:37.680> you<01:03:37.839> know<01:03:37.920> they something million now. And you know they were<01:03:38.240> telling<01:03:38.400> me<01:03:38.559> that<01:03:38.720> they<01:03:38.960> thought<01:03:39.039> it<01:03:39.280> was were telling me that they thought it was probably<01:03:40.319> 150<01:03:40.720> million<01:03:41.119> people<01:03:41.440> had<01:03:42.079> watched probably 150 million people had watched it<01:03:42.640> in<01:03:42.960> some<01:03:43.200> form it in some form >> which<01:03:44.720> was<01:03:45.119> uh<01:03:45.280> you<01:03:45.359> know<01:03:45.520> Tik<01:03:45.760> Tok<01:03:46.079> clips, >> which was uh you know Tik Tok clips, Instagram,<01:03:47.920> YouTube.<01:03:48.559> But<01:03:48.640> that<01:03:48.880> is<01:03:49.039> a<01:03:49.200> nutty Instagram, YouTube. But that is a nutty number<01:03:49.920> man.<01:03:50.480> And<01:03:50.880> I<01:03:51.039> think<01:03:51.280> Dana<01:03:51.760> and<01:03:52.000> Hunter number man. And I think Dana and Hunter they<01:03:52.480> were<01:03:52.559> thinking<01:03:52.799> it<01:03:52.960> could<01:03:53.039> get<01:03:53.119> to<01:03:53.280> like they were thinking it could get to like a<01:03:53.599> billion<01:03:53.920> people<01:03:54.240> see<01:03:54.480> it a billion people see it >> which<01:03:55.760> is<01:03:55.920> just<01:03:56.160> nuts. >> which is just nuts. >> In<01:03:57.440> some<01:03:57.599> form<01:03:58.079> you<01:03:58.160> know<01:03:58.640> highlight<01:03:59.039> reels >> In some form you know highlight reels clips.<01:03:59.920> I<01:04:00.079> mean<01:04:00.160> just<01:04:00.319> the<01:04:00.480> Gachi<01:04:00.960> fight<01:04:01.200> alone clips. I mean just the Gachi fight alone just<01:04:01.760> the<01:04:01.920> highlight<01:04:02.319> reels.<01:04:02.640> How<01:04:02.799> many just the highlight reels. How many people<01:04:03.200> watch<01:04:03.440> those<01:04:03.760> on<01:04:04.000> Instagram<01:04:04.559> and<01:04:04.880> Tik people watch those on Instagram and Tik Tok<01:04:05.440> and Tok and >> totally >> the<01:04:06.640> awareness<01:04:07.119> of<01:04:07.280> the<01:04:07.760> event<01:04:08.079> of<01:04:08.240> the<01:04:08.400> moment >> the awareness of the event of the moment was<01:04:08.960> so<01:04:09.200> huge.<01:04:09.760> It<01:04:09.920> was<01:04:10.000> like<01:04:10.240> nothing<01:04:10.559> else. was so huge. It was like nothing else. Like<01:04:11.359> it<01:04:11.599> didn't<01:04:11.760> feel<01:04:12.000> like<01:04:12.240> any<01:04:12.480> other<01:04:13.039> event Like it didn't feel like any other event we<01:04:13.599> had<01:04:13.680> ever<01:04:14.079> like<01:04:14.240> I<01:04:14.400> was<01:04:14.559> nervous<01:04:14.880> before<01:04:15.119> it we had ever like I was nervous before it started. >> Like<01:04:16.400> I<01:04:16.559> never<01:04:16.640> get<01:04:16.799> nervous<01:04:17.039> for<01:04:17.280> the<01:04:17.359> UFC.<01:04:17.760> I >> Like I never get nervous for the UFC. I get<01:04:18.079> excited<01:04:18.480> but<01:04:18.640> I<01:04:18.799> was<01:04:18.880> like<01:04:19.039> legitimately get excited but I was like legitimately nervous.<01:04:20.400> I<01:04:20.559> was<01:04:20.640> like<01:04:20.799> I<01:04:20.960> was<01:04:21.119> feeling<01:04:21.359> like<01:04:21.680> a nervous. I was like I was feeling like a little<01:04:21.920> like<01:04:22.160> this<01:04:22.319> is<01:04:22.640> crazy.<01:04:23.119> Like<01:04:23.359> we're<01:04:23.599> on little like this is crazy. Like we're on the<01:04:23.920> White<01:04:24.160> House<01:04:24.559> lawn. the White House lawn. >> No.<01:04:25.920> The<01:04:26.160> fly<01:04:26.400> over<01:04:26.720> is<01:04:26.880> when<01:04:27.039> it<01:04:27.280> really<01:04:27.520> hit. >> No. The fly over is when it really hit. >> Yeah.<01:04:28.559> Well,<01:04:28.799> when<01:04:28.960> they<01:04:29.119> had<01:04:29.280> all<01:04:29.440> those<01:04:29.680> jets >> Yeah. Well, when they had all those jets together<01:04:30.319> and<01:04:30.559> they're<01:04:30.799> so<01:04:31.119> close<01:04:31.280> to<01:04:31.440> each together and they're so close to each other,<01:04:32.160> like<01:04:32.319> imagine<01:04:32.799> if<01:04:32.960> one<01:04:33.119> of<01:04:33.200> those other, like imagine if one of those [ __ ]<01:04:33.760> clips<01:04:34.160> into<01:04:34.319> their<01:04:34.480> wing<01:04:34.799> and [ __ ] clips into their wing and spirals<01:04:35.599> right<01:04:35.760> into<01:04:36.000> the<01:04:36.240> ellipse. spirals right into the ellipse. >> Yeah.<01:04:39.200> Crazy.<01:04:40.319> What<01:04:40.559> a<01:04:40.799> spectacle. >> Yeah. Crazy. What a spectacle. >> Yeah.<01:04:42.160> They<01:04:42.319> would<01:04:42.480> have<01:04:42.640> definitely >> Yeah. They would have definitely canceled<01:04:43.119> the<01:04:43.280> fights<01:04:43.680> cuz<01:04:43.920> think<01:04:44.240> they<01:04:44.480> they canceled the fights cuz think they they canled<01:04:45.200> the<01:04:45.520> White<01:04:45.760> House<01:04:46.000> correspondents canled the White House correspondents dinner<01:04:46.880> because<01:04:47.039> of<01:04:47.119> that<01:04:47.280> assassination dinner because of that assassination attack. >> God<01:04:48.480> damn<01:04:48.640> it. >> God damn it. >> Oh,<01:04:49.200> you<01:04:49.359> had<01:04:49.520> a<01:04:49.599> bunch<01:04:49.680> of<01:04:49.839> bangers<01:04:50.160> on<01:04:50.240> that, >> Oh, you had a bunch of bangers on that, I<01:04:50.640> heard. I heard. >> Yeah.<01:04:51.399> [laughter]<01:04:51.680> So<01:04:52.000> annoying.<01:04:53.039> I<01:04:53.280> was<01:04:53.599> more >> Yeah. [laughter] So annoying. I was more excited<01:04:54.240> for<01:04:54.400> that<01:04:54.640> than<01:04:54.880> like<01:04:55.200> anything. excited for that than like anything. >> How<01:04:57.039> do<01:04:57.119> they<01:04:57.280> just<01:04:57.520> cancel<01:04:57.839> it?<01:04:58.079> Why<01:04:58.319> didn't >> How do they just cancel it? Why didn't they<01:04:58.640> reschedu<01:04:59.119> it?<01:04:59.440> Maybe<01:04:59.680> they're<01:05:00.000> going<01:05:00.160> to they reschedu it? Maybe they're going to wait<01:05:00.400> until<01:05:00.640> the<01:05:00.799> ballroom's<01:05:01.359> finished.<01:05:02.400> Cuz wait until the ballroom's finished. Cuz that's<01:05:02.799> the<01:05:03.039> argument<01:05:03.359> for<01:05:03.520> the<01:05:03.680> ballroom that's the argument for the ballroom that<01:05:04.400> they<01:05:04.559> could<01:05:04.640> have<01:05:04.720> it<01:05:04.880> at<01:05:05.039> a<01:05:05.119> place<01:05:05.280> like that they could have it at a place like that<01:05:05.520> where<01:05:05.760> it's<01:05:05.920> completely<01:05:06.319> secured. that where it's completely secured. >> Kurt<01:05:08.640> Mascer<01:05:09.039> thinks<01:05:09.200> the<01:05:09.359> whole<01:05:09.440> thing<01:05:09.520> is >> Kurt Mascer thinks the whole thing is fake. >> Uh >> oh.<01:05:11.599> Another<01:05:11.839> f<01:05:12.079> another<01:05:12.400> fake<01:05:12.720> assassination >> oh. Another f another fake assassination attempt. >> How'd<01:05:14.240> that<01:05:14.400> guy<01:05:14.559> get<01:05:14.720> in<01:05:14.880> there? >> How'd that guy get in there? >> How<01:05:15.680> that<01:05:16.000> Well,<01:05:16.319> I<01:05:16.640> think<01:05:17.119> some<01:05:17.440> people<01:05:17.760> are >> How that Well, I think some people are just<01:05:18.319> incompetent. just incompetent. >> There's<01:05:19.920> incompetence.<01:05:20.720> There's<01:05:20.960> bad >> There's incompetence. There's bad security.<01:05:22.000> There's<01:05:22.319> uh<01:05:22.480> people<01:05:22.640> that<01:05:22.880> don't security. There's uh people that don't do<01:05:23.200> their<01:05:23.359> job.<01:05:24.079> And<01:05:24.240> there's<01:05:24.480> also<01:05:24.799> people do their job. And there's also people that<01:05:25.200> you<01:05:25.440> didn't<01:05:25.599> expect<01:05:26.079> to<01:05:26.319> be<01:05:26.400> a<01:05:26.640> problem that you didn't expect to be a problem and<01:05:27.119> were<01:05:27.280> a<01:05:27.520> problem<01:05:28.480> and<01:05:28.640> you're<01:05:28.799> in<01:05:28.960> a and were a problem and you're in a hotel. >> Also,<01:05:30.880> the<01:05:31.039> guy<01:05:31.200> made<01:05:31.359> it<01:05:32.079> to<01:05:32.400> the<01:05:32.799> first<01:05:33.280> level >> Also, the guy made it to the first level of<01:05:34.000> the<01:05:34.319> first<01:05:34.960> scanning<01:05:35.599> of<01:05:36.400> security.<01:05:37.039> It's of the first scanning of security. It's not<01:05:37.440> like<01:05:37.599> he<01:05:37.839> made<01:05:38.000> it<01:05:38.240> into<01:05:38.480> the<01:05:38.720> thing, not like he made it into the thing, >> but<01:05:39.280> he<01:05:39.440> did<01:05:39.599> shoot<01:05:39.839> somebody,<01:05:40.240> right? >> but he did shoot somebody, right? >> I >> I<01:05:42.480> think<01:05:42.559> he<01:05:42.720> shot<01:05:42.960> one<01:05:43.119> of<01:05:43.119> the<01:05:43.280> Secret >> I think he shot one of the Secret Service<01:05:43.839> agents<01:05:44.160> in<01:05:44.319> his<01:05:44.480> bulletproof<01:05:44.960> vest. Service agents in his bulletproof vest. >> Is<01:05:46.160> that<01:05:46.319> true,<01:05:46.640> Jamie? >> Is that true, Jamie? >> I<01:05:47.359> think<01:05:47.599> so. >> See,<01:05:48.480> there<01:05:48.640> were<01:05:48.720> so<01:05:48.880> many<01:05:49.039> stories<01:05:49.359> online, >> See, there were so many stories online, it's<01:05:49.920> so<01:05:50.160> hard<01:05:50.240> to<01:05:50.400> know<01:05:51.119> what<01:05:51.359> was<01:05:51.520> true<01:05:51.680> and it's so hard to know what was true and what<01:05:52.000> was<01:05:52.160> not.<01:05:52.640> But<01:05:52.960> I<01:05:53.200> think<01:05:53.280> the<01:05:53.440> guy<01:05:53.680> was<01:05:53.760> a what was not. But I think the guy was a teacher,<01:05:54.960> like<01:05:55.119> a<01:05:55.280> substitute<01:05:55.839> teacher. teacher, like a substitute teacher. >> Nuts.<01:05:58.160> It's<01:05:58.210> [snorts]<01:05:58.400> all<01:05:58.640> nuts. >> Nuts. It's [snorts] all nuts. >> It's<01:05:59.440> like,<01:05:59.680> man,<01:06:00.079> you<01:06:00.319> didn't<01:06:00.640> think<01:06:00.880> this >> It's like, man, you didn't think this out? >> Scheduled<01:06:02.079> it<01:06:02.240> for<01:06:02.400> July<01:06:02.720> 24th. >> Scheduled it for July 24th. >> Okay. Okay. >> The<01:06:06.160> correspondence<01:06:06.799> dinner. >> The correspondence dinner. >> Wow.<01:06:07.920> I<01:06:08.079> did<01:06:08.160> not<01:06:08.400> know<01:06:08.480> that, >> Wow. I did not know that, >> son.<01:06:09.039> You<01:06:09.200> might<01:06:09.359> want<01:06:09.520> to<01:06:09.599> polish<01:06:09.839> up<01:06:10.000> some<01:06:10.160> of >> son. You might want to polish up some of them<01:06:10.400> bits. them bits. >> Yeah,<01:06:11.310> [laughter]<01:06:11.520> it's<01:06:11.760> going<01:06:11.920> to<01:06:12.000> be<01:06:12.079> some >> Yeah, [laughter] it's going to be some new<01:06:12.559> stuff. new stuff. >> Go<01:06:13.440> back<01:06:13.760> and<01:06:13.920> tag<01:06:14.240> some<01:06:14.400> of<01:06:14.559> them<01:06:15.119> with >> Go back and tag some of them with [snorts]<01:06:15.359> some<01:06:15.680> current<01:06:16.000> events.<01:06:16.640> Where<01:06:16.880> are [snorts] some current events. Where are they<01:06:17.119> going<01:06:17.200> to<01:06:17.280> have<01:06:17.440> it? they going to have it? >> Uh,<01:06:18.559> sorry,<01:06:18.799> I<01:06:18.960> sorted<01:06:19.359> it. >> Uh, sorry, I sorted it. If<01:06:22.000> they<01:06:22.160> have<01:06:22.240> it<01:06:22.400> at<01:06:22.559> the<01:06:22.640> same<01:06:22.799> spot,<01:06:23.039> that's If they have it at the same spot, that's not<01:06:23.440> smart.<01:06:24.410> [laughter] not smart. [laughter] >> New<01:06:25.680> event<01:06:26.000> held<01:06:26.240> July<01:06:26.640> 24th. >> It's<01:06:30.319> not<01:06:30.480> saying<01:06:30.640> where >> It's not saying where >> is<01:06:31.119> at<01:06:31.200> the<01:06:31.280> Pentagon. >> is at the Pentagon. >> They<01:06:33.200> might<01:06:33.359> wait.<01:06:33.839> They<01:06:34.079> might<01:06:34.240> wait<01:06:34.480> to >> They might wait. They might wait to release<01:06:34.960> that. release that. >> Yeah,<01:06:37.760> it's<01:06:38.000> not<01:06:38.160> saying.<01:06:38.559> Oh,<01:06:39.039> uh,<01:06:39.200> Waldolf, >> Yeah, it's not saying. Oh, uh, Waldolf, excuse<01:06:40.400> me,<01:06:40.720> Waldorf<01:06:41.440> Atoria. excuse me, Waldorf Atoria. >> Oh,<01:06:42.720> okay.<01:06:43.599> Well,<01:06:45.039> I<01:06:45.280> guarantee<01:06:45.680> you<01:06:45.839> they'll >> Oh, okay. Well, I guarantee you they'll tighten<01:06:46.640> that<01:06:46.880> [ __ ]<01:06:47.119> up<01:06:47.280> a<01:06:47.440> little<01:06:47.520> bit. tighten that [ __ ] up a little bit. >> Oh,<01:06:48.079> yeah.<01:06:49.200> I<01:06:50.160> know<01:06:50.400> he<01:06:50.720> was<01:06:50.880> excited<01:06:51.280> to<01:06:51.520> do >> Oh, yeah. I know he was excited to do the<01:06:51.839> jokes. the jokes. >> Oh,<01:06:53.119> yeah. >> No,<01:06:54.160> he<01:06:54.319> was<01:06:54.480> he<01:06:54.720> was<01:06:54.799> very<01:06:55.039> pumped. >> No, he was he was very pumped. >> Yeah,<01:06:56.000> they<01:06:56.240> were<01:06:56.400> bangers.<01:06:57.440> I<01:06:57.760> ran<01:06:57.920> them<01:06:58.400> um >> Yeah, they were bangers. I ran them um because<01:06:59.520> the<01:06:59.760> thing<01:06:59.920> happened.<01:07:00.400> I<01:07:00.720> happened because the thing happened. I happened to<01:07:01.119> be<01:07:01.200> performing<01:07:01.599> at<01:07:01.760> the<01:07:01.920> Kennedy<01:07:02.400> Center to be performing at the Kennedy Center the<01:07:03.280> ne<01:07:03.680> that<01:07:04.480> weekend,<01:07:04.799> the<01:07:05.119> next<01:07:05.359> weekend. the ne that weekend, the next weekend. So,<01:07:06.799> I<01:07:07.039> ran<01:07:07.280> the<01:07:07.520> jokes<01:07:08.400> and<01:07:08.960> I<01:07:09.200> realized<01:07:09.599> that So, I ran the jokes and I realized that I<01:07:10.000> had<01:07:10.160> Adam<01:07:10.480> Ray<01:07:10.880> as<01:07:11.119> a<01:07:11.359> special<01:07:11.680> guest<01:07:12.000> that I had Adam Ray as a special guest that was<01:07:12.319> on<01:07:12.559> before<01:07:12.880> me.<01:07:13.119> He<01:07:13.280> brought<01:07:13.520> me<01:07:13.680> on was on before me. He brought me on stage.<01:07:15.119> So,<01:07:16.000> I<01:07:16.156> [clears throat]<01:07:16.240> go,<01:07:16.559> you stage. So, I [clears throat] go, you know<01:07:16.799> what?<01:07:17.280> Even<01:07:17.920> I<01:07:18.160> wrote<01:07:18.640> jokes<01:07:18.960> for<01:07:19.119> the know what? Even I wrote jokes for the president<01:07:19.520> of<01:07:19.680> the<01:07:19.839> United<01:07:20.079> States<01:07:20.400> to<01:07:20.640> make president of the United States to make fun<01:07:20.960> of<01:07:21.039> the<01:07:21.200> press<01:07:21.359> and<01:07:21.599> everybody<01:07:21.839> at<01:07:22.079> the fun of the press and everybody at the White<01:07:22.319> House<01:07:22.559> correspondents<01:07:23.200> dinner,<01:07:23.440> but<01:07:23.680> I White House correspondents dinner, but I just<01:07:24.000> realized<01:07:24.480> Adam's<01:07:24.880> here.<01:07:25.119> Adam,<01:07:25.440> you just realized Adam's here. Adam, you want<01:07:25.680> to<01:07:25.760> come<01:07:25.839> out<01:07:25.920> and<01:07:26.079> read<01:07:26.240> these<01:07:26.480> in want to come out and read these in Trump's<01:07:27.119> voice? Trump's voice? >> And<01:07:28.240> so<01:07:28.480> he<01:07:28.720> was<01:07:28.960> seeing<01:07:29.280> the<01:07:29.520> jokes<01:07:29.839> for<01:07:30.079> the >> And so he was seeing the jokes for the first<01:07:30.559> time<01:07:31.200> and<01:07:32.079> reading<01:07:32.319> them<01:07:32.640> and<01:07:32.880> we<01:07:33.119> had first time and reading them and we had so<01:07:33.839> much<01:07:34.079> fun. so much fun. >> I<01:07:34.799> didn't<01:07:34.960> know<01:07:35.039> he<01:07:35.200> does<01:07:35.359> a<01:07:35.520> Trump,<01:07:35.839> which >> I didn't know he does a Trump, which doesn't<01:07:36.400> surprise<01:07:36.720> me.<01:07:36.960> I<01:07:37.119> mean,<01:07:37.280> his doesn't surprise me. I mean, his impressions<01:07:37.920> are<01:07:38.079> insane. impressions are insane. >> He<01:07:38.720> can<01:07:38.799> do<01:07:38.960> anything,<01:07:39.200> dude. >> He can do anything, dude. >> Yeah,<01:07:39.520> he<01:07:39.680> can<01:07:39.760> do<01:07:39.839> anybody.<01:07:40.079> He<01:07:40.319> didn't<01:07:40.480> even >> Yeah, he can do anybody. He didn't even he<01:07:40.960> didn't<01:07:41.200> he<01:07:41.440> was<01:07:41.839> dabbling<01:07:42.559> in<01:07:42.799> a<01:07:43.039> Biden<01:07:43.839> the he didn't he was dabbling in a Biden the week<01:07:44.319> that<01:07:44.480> I<01:07:44.640> hit<01:07:44.880> him<01:07:45.039> up<01:07:45.200> to<01:07:45.440> do<01:07:45.599> Trump<01:07:45.920> Biden week that I hit him up to do Trump Biden which<01:07:46.960> I<01:07:47.119> think<01:07:47.200> is<01:07:47.359> a<01:07:47.680> [ __ ]<01:07:48.160> god<01:07:48.251> [snorts] which I think is a [ __ ] god [snorts] I<01:07:48.640> think<01:07:48.720> it's<01:07:49.039> like<01:07:49.520> 40<01:07:49.920> million<01:07:50.240> or<01:07:50.559> seven I think it's like 40 million or seven some<01:07:51.680> crazy<01:07:52.160> amount<01:07:52.559> and<01:07:52.720> again<01:07:52.960> just<01:07:53.119> like some crazy amount and again just like the<01:07:53.440> UFC<01:07:54.000> God<01:07:54.240> only<01:07:54.480> knows<01:07:54.880> after<01:07:55.200> clips<01:07:56.000> but the UFC God only knows after clips but it<01:07:56.400> was<01:07:56.480> a<01:07:56.720> monumental<01:07:57.520> comedy<01:07:58.000> [ __ ] it was a monumental comedy [ __ ] moment<01:07:59.039> having<01:07:59.359> Shane<01:07:59.680> as<01:08:00.000> Trumpction<01:08:01.359> Adam moment having Shane as Trumpction Adam is<01:08:01.760> Biden<01:08:02.319> right<01:08:02.960> before<01:08:03.200> the<01:08:03.440> election<01:08:03.839> right is Biden right before the election right after<01:08:04.480> their<01:08:04.799> first<01:08:05.119> debate<01:08:05.839> where<01:08:06.079> Biden<01:08:06.480> was after their first debate where Biden was clearly<01:08:07.200> [ __ ]<01:08:07.599> zonked<01:08:08.079> and<01:08:08.319> sleepy<01:08:08.799> and clearly [ __ ] zonked and sleepy and and<01:08:09.839> just<01:08:10.079> couldn't<01:08:10.400> compete<01:08:10.799> at<01:08:10.960> all.<01:08:11.760> And<01:08:12.079> so and just couldn't compete at all. And so I<01:08:13.599> hit<01:08:13.760> up<01:08:14.000> Adam<01:08:14.319> via<01:08:14.720> text.<01:08:15.039> I'm<01:08:15.200> like,<01:08:15.200> "Do I hit up Adam via text. I'm like, "Do you<01:08:15.520> have<01:08:15.599> a<01:08:15.760> Biden?"<01:08:16.159> He's<01:08:16.319> like,<01:08:16.400> "I<01:08:17.040> cover you have a Biden?" He's like, "I cover it<01:08:17.520> for<01:08:18.080> five<01:08:18.480> seconds<01:08:18.880> in<01:08:19.359> a<01:08:19.679> in<01:08:19.920> my<01:08:20.159> standup. it for five seconds in a in my standup. I'm<01:08:21.359> like,<01:08:21.920> uh,<01:08:23.199> are<01:08:23.359> you<01:08:23.520> free<01:08:23.759> on<01:08:23.920> Monday<01:08:24.159> to I'm like, uh, are you free on Monday to fly<01:08:24.560> to<01:08:24.799> Austin<01:08:25.279> and<01:08:25.520> do<01:08:25.759> Biden<01:08:26.319> if<01:08:26.560> I<01:08:26.719> can<01:08:26.880> get fly to Austin and do Biden if I can get Shane<01:08:27.279> as<01:08:27.600> Trump?"<01:08:28.400> And<01:08:28.560> I<01:08:28.799> remember<01:08:29.279> telling Shane as Trump?" And I remember telling Shane,<01:08:30.480> like<01:08:30.640> I'm<01:08:30.799> like,<01:08:30.880> "This<01:08:31.199> is<01:08:31.279> going<01:08:31.359> to Shane, like I'm like, "This is going to be<01:08:31.520> an<01:08:31.759> interesting<01:08:32.159> ask."<01:08:32.960> Uh,<01:08:34.159> but<01:08:34.319> I,<01:08:34.719> you be an interesting ask." Uh, but I, you know,<01:08:34.960> I'm<01:08:35.199> just<01:08:35.279> like,<01:08:35.359> "Hey,<01:08:35.920> Adam's<01:08:36.400> got<01:08:36.480> a know, I'm just like, "Hey, Adam's got a Biden."<01:08:37.120> And<01:08:37.359> Shane's<01:08:37.759> like,<01:08:37.839> "I<01:08:38.239> have Biden." And Shane's like, "I have something<01:08:38.560> to<01:08:38.719> do<01:08:38.880> on<01:08:39.040> Monday.<01:08:39.440> I'm something to do on Monday. I'm cancelling<01:08:40.159> it.<01:08:40.480> I'm<01:08:40.719> doing<01:08:41.040> Trump."<01:08:41.359> He cancelling it. I'm doing Trump." He immediately<01:08:42.239> saw<01:08:43.199> The<01:08:43.440> Brilliance.<01:08:44.000> It<01:08:44.159> was immediately saw The Brilliance. It was just<01:08:44.480> such<01:08:44.640> a<01:08:44.799> hot<01:08:45.040> topic<01:08:45.440> at<01:08:45.679> the<01:08:45.839> time.<01:08:46.719> And just such a hot topic at the time. And my<01:08:47.279> god,<01:08:47.520> it<01:08:47.839> was<01:08:47.920> [ __ ]<01:08:48.400> crazy.<01:08:48.880> There's my god, it was [ __ ] crazy. There's clips<01:08:49.440> that<01:08:49.679> I<01:08:49.839> see<01:08:50.159> of<01:08:50.480> that<01:08:50.799> episode<01:08:51.199> and<01:08:51.440> I clips that I see of that episode and I never<01:08:52.159> rewatch<01:08:52.719> Kill<01:08:53.040> Tony's<01:08:53.440> or<01:08:53.679> anything. never rewatch Kill Tony's or anything. I'll<01:08:54.560> see<01:08:54.799> clips<01:08:55.120> sometimes<01:08:55.600> and<01:08:55.839> I<01:08:56.080> literally I'll see clips sometimes and I literally go,<01:08:57.120> "Oh<01:08:57.520> my<01:08:57.839> god,<01:08:58.319> holy<01:08:58.799> [ __ ]<01:08:59.199> shit." go, "Oh my god, holy [ __ ] shit." There's<01:08:59.759> one<01:08:59.920> part<01:09:00.080> where<01:09:00.319> Trump<01:09:00.640> goes,<01:09:00.960> "How There's one part where Trump goes, "How many<01:09:01.600> more<01:09:02.799> retards<01:09:03.440> are<01:09:03.600> you<01:09:03.759> going<01:09:03.839> to<01:09:03.920> bring many more retards are you going to bring out<01:09:04.239> here?"<01:09:04.319> because<01:09:04.560> there<01:09:04.640> had<01:09:04.799> been<01:09:04.960> like out here?" because there had been like two<01:09:05.359> handicapped<01:09:06.000> people<01:09:06.159> on<01:09:06.400> the<01:09:06.640> show.<01:09:07.520> All two handicapped people on the show. All right,<01:09:08.000> how<01:09:08.159> many<01:09:08.319> more<01:09:08.560> retards<01:09:09.040> you<01:09:09.120> have right, how many more retards you have come?<01:09:09.440> As<01:09:09.679> I'm<01:09:09.920> pulling<01:09:10.239> a<01:09:10.480> name<01:09:10.640> out<01:09:10.799> of<01:09:10.880> the come? As I'm pulling a name out of the bucket<01:09:11.440> in<01:09:11.679> real<01:09:12.000> time,<01:09:12.319> I<01:09:12.480> go,<01:09:12.640> "Anything<01:09:13.120> can bucket in real time, I go, "Anything can happen,<01:09:13.839> Mr.<01:09:14.239> President.<01:09:14.640> Let's<01:09:14.880> see<01:09:14.960> if<01:09:15.199> what happen, Mr. President. Let's see if what the<01:09:15.600> next<01:09:15.759> guy's<01:09:16.080> like."<01:09:16.640> And<01:09:16.799> he<01:09:16.960> comes<01:09:17.120> out the next guy's like." And he comes out and<01:09:17.359> he<01:09:17.520> has<01:09:17.679> like<01:09:17.759> these<01:09:18.080> weird<01:09:18.400> deformed and he has like these weird deformed penguin<01:09:19.297> [laughter]<01:09:19.520> arms. penguin [laughter] arms. >> Oh<01:09:20.319> god. >> Oh god. >> And<01:09:20.960> you<01:09:21.199> see<01:09:21.520> Shane<01:09:22.000> as<01:09:22.400> Trump<01:09:22.880> and<01:09:23.199> the >> And you see Shane as Trump and the crowd's<01:09:23.839> dying<01:09:24.319> because<01:09:24.640> they<01:09:24.880> see<01:09:25.040> him<01:09:25.359> first crowd's dying because they see him first and<01:09:26.000> you<01:09:26.239> see<01:09:26.400> Shane<01:09:26.880> as<01:09:27.199> Trump<01:09:28.000> look<01:09:28.159> and<01:09:28.400> go, and you see Shane as Trump look and go, "Fuck."<01:09:30.159> It's<01:09:30.433> [laughter]<01:09:30.560> just<01:09:30.960> one<01:09:31.199> of<01:09:31.359> his "Fuck." It's [laughter] just one of his his<01:09:32.560> rea<01:09:32.960> facial<01:09:33.440> reactions<01:09:33.920> to<01:09:34.239> things<01:09:34.480> are his rea facial reactions to things are like<01:09:34.880> his<01:09:35.120> greatest<01:09:35.520> secret<01:09:36.000> [ __ ] like his greatest secret [ __ ] hilarious<01:09:36.960> weapon.<01:09:37.600> And<01:09:37.839> when<01:09:38.239> he's<01:09:38.640> Trump, hilarious weapon. And when he's Trump, it's<01:09:39.359> even<01:09:39.679> amplified.<01:09:40.400> It's<01:09:40.640> like<01:09:40.880> in<01:09:41.120> my it's even amplified. It's like in my opinion<01:09:41.679> 10<01:09:41.920> or<01:09:42.159> 20%<01:09:42.640> funnier<01:09:43.040> than<01:09:43.199> even opinion 10 or 20% funnier than even Shane<01:09:43.839> is.<01:09:44.400> I<01:09:44.640> mean,<01:09:44.719> I'm<01:09:44.960> sure<01:09:45.040> he'd<01:09:45.359> admit<01:09:45.600> to Shane is. I mean, I'm sure he'd admit to this<01:09:45.839> and<01:09:46.080> know<01:09:46.239> it<01:09:46.400> cuz<01:09:46.560> Trump<01:09:46.880> is<01:09:47.040> just<01:09:47.199> such this and know it cuz Trump is just such an<01:09:47.679> interesting,<01:09:48.159> polarizing<01:09:48.880> character. an interesting, polarizing character. And<01:09:49.359> his<01:09:49.600> take<01:09:49.759> on<01:09:49.920> him<01:09:50.480> is<01:09:50.960> so<01:09:51.279> [ __ ]<01:09:51.759> funny. And his take on him is so [ __ ] funny. It's<01:09:52.239> psychotic. It's psychotic. >> His<01:09:53.199> impression<01:09:53.679> so<01:09:53.839> good.<01:09:54.239> It's<01:09:54.400> the >> His impression so good. It's the greatest<01:09:54.880> Trump<01:09:55.120> impression<01:09:55.440> of<01:09:55.600> all<01:09:55.760> time greatest Trump impression of all time cuz<01:09:56.080> it's<01:09:56.320> like<01:09:56.480> the<01:09:56.719> jokes<01:09:57.040> are<01:09:57.199> so<01:09:57.440> good. cuz it's like the jokes are so good. >> Oh,<01:09:58.400> by<01:09:58.640> far.<01:09:59.120> He's<01:09:59.360> so<01:09:59.840> What's<01:10:00.239> What's<01:10:00.400> funny? >> Oh, by far. He's so What's What's funny? >> Found<01:10:01.120> the<01:10:01.280> part.<01:10:01.873> [snorts] >> Found the part. [snorts] >> So<01:10:03.040> epic. >> So epic. >> Back<01:10:04.159> it<01:10:04.239> up<01:10:04.400> a<01:10:04.560> little<01:10:04.640> bit. >> Back it up a little bit. >> Another<01:10:06.080> fun<01:10:06.320> appearance<01:10:06.800> by<01:10:07.040> True<01:10:07.440> Nickens. >> Another fun appearance by True Nickens. >> This<01:10:08.320> is<01:10:08.400> the<01:10:08.560> best.<01:10:09.078> [applause] >> All<01:10:12.960> right, >> All right, >> Tony.<01:10:13.840> How<01:10:14.000> many<01:10:14.159> more<01:10:14.320> [ __ ]<01:10:14.800> guys<01:10:14.960> do<01:10:15.120> you >> Tony. How many more [ __ ] guys do you have<01:10:15.360> back<01:10:15.600> here? have back here? >> Anything<01:10:17.040> can<01:10:17.199> happen. >> Anything can happen. >> This<01:10:17.679> crowd<01:10:18.000> is<01:10:18.320> hungry<01:10:18.719> for<01:10:19.120> more<01:10:19.440> [ __ ] >> This crowd is hungry for more [ __ ] guys.<01:10:20.960> Frankly,<01:10:21.440> I<01:10:21.679> don't<01:10:21.840> think<01:10:21.920> we've<01:10:22.159> seen guys. Frankly, I don't think we've seen enough<01:10:22.560> [ __ ]<01:10:22.960> guys.<01:10:23.199> How<01:10:23.280> about<01:10:23.360> a enough [ __ ] guys. How about a [ __ ]<01:10:23.920> racist?<01:10:24.239> Would<01:10:24.560> you<01:10:24.640> like<01:10:24.800> to [ __ ] racist? Would you like to >> This<01:10:27.360> next<01:10:27.679> person<01:10:28.080> could<01:10:28.320> be<01:10:28.560> one.<01:10:28.800> I<01:10:29.040> pulled >> This next person could be one. I pulled it<01:10:29.520> out<01:10:29.679> of<01:10:29.760> the<01:10:29.920> bucket.<01:10:30.400> It<01:10:30.640> is<01:10:30.800> the<01:10:30.960> Kill it out of the bucket. It is the Kill Tony<01:10:31.920> debut,<01:10:32.400> I<01:10:32.560> do<01:10:32.719> believe,<01:10:33.040> of<01:10:33.440> Jacob<01:10:34.239> Bar, Tony debut, I do believe, of Jacob Bar, everybody.<01:10:35.440> Jacob<01:10:35.920> Bar.<01:10:37.243> [laughter] everybody. Jacob Bar. [laughter] >> Oh<01:10:38.640> my<01:10:38.960> god. >> Thank<01:10:40.719> you. >> Thank you. >> Well,<01:10:41.520> well,<01:10:41.840> well.<01:10:43.138> [laughter] >> Well, well, well. [laughter] >> Oh<01:10:44.239> my<01:10:44.480> god.<01:10:45.520> Okay. >> Oh my god. Okay. >> Careful<01:10:46.640> what<01:10:46.800> you<01:10:47.040> wish<01:10:47.199> for. >> Careful what you wish for. >> Okay,<01:10:49.600> hold<01:10:49.760> on.<01:10:50.000> We're<01:10:50.159> gonna<01:10:50.400> reset<01:10:50.800> this. >> Okay, hold on. We're gonna reset this. Jacob, >> what's<01:10:53.120> funny<01:10:53.360> is<01:10:53.600> is<01:10:54.000> Adam<01:10:54.400> knows<01:10:54.719> better >> what's funny is is Adam knows better than<01:10:55.280> anybody<01:10:55.679> that<01:10:56.000> you're<01:10:56.239> not<01:10:56.400> supposed<01:10:56.719> to than anybody that you're not supposed to say<01:10:57.280> anything<01:10:57.679> after<01:10:57.920> the<01:10:58.159> bucket<01:10:58.560> bull<01:10:58.880> comes say anything after the bucket bull comes up.<01:10:59.520> So<01:10:59.760> me<01:11:00.080> grabbing<01:11:00.480> the<01:11:00.719> mic<01:11:00.960> out<01:11:01.120> of<01:11:01.280> his up. So me grabbing the mic out of his hand<01:11:01.679> and<01:11:01.920> putting<01:11:02.239> it<01:11:02.400> down<01:11:03.199> is<01:11:03.440> even<01:11:03.679> another hand and putting it down is even another layer<01:11:04.480> of<01:11:04.640> hilarious<01:11:05.199> to<01:11:05.440> all<01:11:05.600> of<01:11:05.679> us.<01:11:05.920> It's layer of hilarious to all of us. It's like<01:11:06.560> Biden's<01:11:07.199> misbehaving.<01:11:08.684> [laughter] like Biden's misbehaving. [laughter] >> I<01:11:09.360> don't<01:11:09.440> know.<01:11:09.679> Did<01:11:09.920> you<01:11:10.000> see<01:11:10.239> Shane's<01:11:10.719> face >> I don't know. Did you see Shane's face when<01:11:11.199> he<01:11:11.360> notices<01:11:11.920> his<01:11:12.080> hands? when he notices his hands? >> I<01:11:12.800> didn't<01:11:12.880> even<01:11:12.960> look. >> I didn't even look. >> And<01:11:17.360> then >> And then He's<01:11:22.080> our<01:11:22.320> Jackie<01:11:22.640> Gleason.<01:11:23.094> [laughter] He's our Jackie Gleason. [laughter] >> Oh<01:11:23.920> yeah,<01:11:24.159> without<01:11:24.480> a<01:11:24.640> doubt. >> Oh yeah, without a doubt. >> That's<01:11:25.120> what<01:11:25.199> it<01:11:25.360> is. >> That's what it is. >> Plus<01:11:26.080> plus,<01:11:26.480> man. >> Plus plus, man. >> He's<01:11:27.040> the<01:11:27.280> great<01:11:27.440> one<01:11:28.320> of<01:11:28.400> the<01:11:28.560> generation. >> He's the great one of the generation. >> What<01:11:29.520> people<01:11:29.760> don't<01:11:30.080> realize,<01:11:30.560> I<01:11:30.880> I<01:11:31.120> mean, >> What people don't realize, I I mean, obviously,<01:11:32.159> is<01:11:32.480> that<01:11:33.199> he<01:11:33.840> is<01:11:34.320> that<01:11:34.960> funny<01:11:35.679> all obviously, is that he is that funny all the<01:11:36.719> [ __ ]<01:11:37.280> time. the [ __ ] time. >> All<01:11:37.840> the<01:11:38.000> time<01:11:38.239> when<01:11:38.480> we're<01:11:38.640> hanging<01:11:38.880> out<01:11:38.960> in >> All the time when we're hanging out in the<01:11:39.199> green<01:11:39.360> room, the green room, >> every<01:11:40.159> bar,<01:11:40.960> every<01:11:41.280> restaurant,<01:11:42.080> every<01:11:42.400> green >> every bar, every restaurant, every green room,<01:11:43.280> every<01:11:43.760> every<01:11:44.239> stairway,<01:11:45.040> [ __ ] room, every every stairway, [ __ ] anywhere,<01:11:46.400> everything.<01:11:47.280> He<01:11:47.920> I<01:11:48.239> always anywhere, everything. He I always compare<01:11:48.800> it<01:11:48.960> to<01:11:49.120> Mike<01:11:49.520> Tyson<01:11:49.920> in<01:11:50.080> his<01:11:50.320> prime. compare it to Mike Tyson in his prime. He<01:11:50.960> just<01:11:51.199> hits<01:11:51.520> harder<01:11:52.000> and<01:11:52.159> different<01:11:52.880> doing He just hits harder and different doing the<01:11:53.360> smallest<01:11:53.840> little<01:11:54.080> things.<01:11:54.400> Even<01:11:54.560> if<01:11:54.719> it's the smallest little things. Even if it's a<01:11:55.040> face,<01:11:55.199> if<01:11:55.440> somebody<01:11:55.760> says<01:11:56.080> something<01:11:56.320> and a face, if somebody says something and he<01:11:56.880> just<01:11:57.120> like<01:11:57.360> reacts<01:11:57.760> to<01:11:58.000> it,<01:11:58.239> it's<01:11:58.640> crazy. he just like reacts to it, it's crazy. >> It's<01:11:59.440> also<01:11:59.679> always<01:12:00.000> fun. >> It's also always fun. >> He's<01:12:01.040> a<01:12:01.199> fun<01:12:01.440> guy.<01:12:01.679> Like<01:12:01.840> he<01:12:02.000> wants<01:12:02.159> to<01:12:02.320> have >> He's a fun guy. Like he wants to have fun.<01:12:03.040> Like<01:12:03.280> even<01:12:03.520> when<01:12:03.679> he's<01:12:04.320> cracking<01:12:04.719> jokes, fun. Like even when he's cracking jokes, it's<01:12:05.280> fun. it's fun. >> Well, >> I<01:12:06.640> know<01:12:06.800> he<01:12:06.960> was<01:12:07.040> very<01:12:07.280> reluctant<01:12:07.679> to<01:12:07.840> do<01:12:08.000> the >> I know he was very reluctant to do the roast,<01:12:09.120> you<01:12:09.280> know.<01:12:09.440> He<01:12:09.600> was<01:12:09.679> a<01:12:09.840> little roast, you know. He was a little reluctant<01:12:10.400> to<01:12:10.640> even<01:12:10.880> host<01:12:11.120> that.<01:12:11.360> Like<01:12:11.600> I reluctant to even host that. Like I don't<01:12:11.840> want<01:12:12.080> I<01:12:12.239> don't<01:12:12.560> want<01:12:12.640> to<01:12:12.800> do<01:12:12.960> those don't want I don't want to do those things. >> Yeah.<01:12:14.159> you<01:12:14.320> know,<01:12:14.480> but >> Yeah. you know, but >> well,<01:12:16.719> everything<01:12:17.120> is,<01:12:17.679> you<01:12:17.840> know, >> well, everything is, you know, everything<01:12:18.719> could<01:12:18.960> be<01:12:19.120> something.<01:12:19.440> He everything could be something. He crushed<01:12:20.080> so<01:12:20.400> hard.<01:12:20.960> It<01:12:21.199> caused<01:12:21.520> a<01:12:21.760> real crushed so hard. It caused a real ruckus.<01:12:22.800> Him<01:12:22.960> and<01:12:23.199> I<01:12:24.080> end<01:12:24.320> capping<01:12:24.719> that ruckus. Him and I end capping that thing.<01:12:25.520> You<01:12:25.600> know<01:12:25.679> what<01:12:25.920> I<01:12:26.080> mean? thing. You know what I mean? >> It<01:12:27.120> was<01:12:27.280> supposed<01:12:27.440> to<01:12:27.600> be<01:12:27.760> a,<01:12:28.239> you<01:12:28.400> know,<01:12:28.560> this >> It was supposed to be a, you know, this roast<01:12:29.199> of<01:12:29.440> black<01:12:29.760> excellence<01:12:30.480> and<01:12:30.880> me<01:12:31.120> and roast of black excellence and me and Shane<01:12:31.600> are<01:12:31.840> just<01:12:32.000> [ __ ]<01:12:32.560> having<01:12:33.280> the<01:12:33.679> time Shane are just [ __ ] having the time of<01:12:34.000> our<01:12:34.159> lives.<01:12:34.400> He<01:12:34.560> got of our lives. He got >> Who<01:12:35.120> said<01:12:35.280> it<01:12:35.360> was<01:12:35.440> a<01:12:35.600> roast<01:12:35.760> of<01:12:35.920> black >> Who said it was a roast of black excellence?<01:12:36.640> You're<01:12:36.800> just<01:12:36.880> saying<01:12:37.040> that excellence? You're just saying that because<01:12:37.360> it<01:12:37.520> was<01:12:37.600> Kevin<01:12:37.920> Hart. because it was Kevin Hart. >> Well,<01:12:38.719> yeah,<01:12:39.040> that's<01:12:39.360> that's<01:12:39.679> like<01:12:39.840> that<01:12:40.080> was >> Well, yeah, that's that's like that was >> It<01:12:40.560> wasn't<01:12:40.719> like<01:12:40.880> explicitly<01:12:41.440> stated<01:12:41.840> or >> It wasn't like explicitly stated or anything,<01:12:42.400> right?<01:12:43.280> M anything, right? M >> I<01:12:44.719> mean >> I mean >> cuz<01:12:45.120> imagine<01:12:45.360> if<01:12:45.520> you<01:12:45.600> said<01:12:45.840> you<01:12:46.080> we're<01:12:46.239> going >> cuz imagine if you said you we're going to<01:12:46.400> have<01:12:46.480> a<01:12:46.640> roast<01:12:46.880> of<01:12:47.040> white<01:12:47.360> excellence, to have a roast of white excellence, >> right?<01:12:48.640> Exactly.<01:12:49.199> No,<01:12:49.440> I<01:12:49.600> know. >> right? Exactly. No, I know. >> Crazy. >> Oh<01:12:50.560> yeah. >> It's<01:12:51.360> weird<01:12:51.760> where<01:12:52.000> you<01:12:52.320> can<01:12:52.480> and<01:12:52.719> can't<01:12:52.960> say. >> It's weird where you can and can't say. >> Oh<01:12:53.440> yeah. >> That's<01:12:54.000> weird. >> That's weird. >> Oh<01:12:54.719> yeah. >> You<01:12:55.199> know. >> You know. >> Yeah.<01:12:56.560> It's<01:12:56.800> a<01:12:56.960> whole<01:12:57.120> thing<01:12:57.280> with<01:12:57.520> that.<01:12:57.920> I >> Yeah. It's a whole thing with that. I mean<01:12:58.725> [laughter] mean [laughter] >> you<01:12:59.760> can't<01:12:59.920> talk<01:13:00.159> about<01:13:00.320> this,<01:13:00.560> but<01:13:00.800> you<01:13:00.880> can >> you can't talk about this, but you can talk<01:13:01.280> about<01:13:01.440> that. talk about that. >> Well,<01:13:02.080> it's<01:13:02.239> just<01:13:02.480> weird<01:13:02.640> what<01:13:02.880> we<01:13:03.040> accept, >> Well, it's just weird what we accept, which<01:13:04.880> like<01:13:05.120> doesn't<01:13:05.360> bother<01:13:05.520> me<01:13:05.679> at<01:13:05.840> all,<01:13:05.920> but which like doesn't bother me at all, but like<01:13:06.400> Kane<01:13:06.640> Velasquez<01:13:07.280> when<01:13:07.360> he<01:13:07.440> fought<01:13:07.679> in like Kane Velasquez when he fought in the<01:13:07.840> UFC,<01:13:08.400> he<01:13:08.560> used<01:13:08.640> to<01:13:08.800> have<01:13:08.960> brown<01:13:09.280> pride the UFC, he used to have brown pride tattooed<01:13:10.400> on<01:13:10.560> his<01:13:10.719> chest.<01:13:11.520> Cool.<01:13:12.000> whose tattooed on his chest. Cool. whose family<01:13:12.640> came<01:13:12.880> over<01:13:13.040> from<01:13:13.280> Mexico.<01:13:13.920> They<01:13:14.080> they family came over from Mexico. They they literally<01:13:14.719> walked<01:13:15.040> here. literally walked here. >> White<01:13:17.120> pride<01:13:17.840> not<01:13:18.320> so<01:13:18.560> popular, >> White pride not so popular, >> White<01:13:20.000> pride<01:13:20.239> on<01:13:20.400> your<01:13:20.560> chest.<01:13:21.040> You<01:13:21.199> know, >> White pride on your chest. You know, [ __ ]<01:13:21.920> Sean<01:13:22.239> Strickland<01:13:22.800> just<01:13:23.040> decided<01:13:23.280> to [ __ ] Sean Strickland just decided to get<01:13:23.600> white<01:13:23.840> pride<01:13:24.270> [laughter] get white pride [laughter] and<01:13:26.239> he<01:13:26.640> posted<01:13:26.960> a<01:13:27.199> picture<01:13:27.360> on<01:13:27.600> Instagram<01:13:27.920> of and he posted a picture on Instagram of him<01:13:29.280> as<01:13:29.520> a<01:13:29.679> world<01:13:29.920> champion<01:13:30.400> with<01:13:30.880> white<01:13:31.199> pride him as a world champion with white pride on<01:13:31.600> his<01:13:31.760> chest<01:13:32.080> next<01:13:32.320> to<01:13:32.480> Cain<01:13:32.719> Velasquez<01:13:33.280> as<01:13:33.440> a on his chest next to Cain Velasquez as a world<01:13:33.760> champion<01:13:34.080> with<01:13:34.320> brown<01:13:34.640> pride<01:13:35.040> on<01:13:35.199> his world champion with brown pride on his chest. >> And<01:13:37.199> people<01:13:37.520> would<01:13:38.080> lose<01:13:38.880> their<01:13:39.360> [ __ ] >> And people would lose their [ __ ] minds.<01:13:41.280> Yes. minds. Yes. >> And<01:13:42.000> again,<01:13:42.400> not<01:13:42.640> saying<01:13:42.800> that<01:13:43.040> Shawn<01:13:43.360> would >> And again, not saying that Shawn would ever<01:13:43.920> put<01:13:44.239> white<01:13:44.560> pride<01:13:44.800> on<01:13:44.960> his<01:13:45.120> chest. ever put white pride on his chest. >> He<01:13:45.679> would.<01:13:45.920> No,<01:13:46.159> he<01:13:46.320> would.<01:13:47.040> I<01:13:47.280> follow<01:13:47.440> him.<01:13:47.600> He >> He would. No, he would. I follow him. He >> doesn't<01:13:47.840> have<01:13:48.080> any<01:13:48.239> tattoos. >> doesn't have any tattoos. >> I<01:13:48.880> follow<01:13:49.040> him<01:13:49.199> on<01:13:49.360> Twitter.<01:13:49.600> He<01:13:49.840> would.<01:13:50.080> Trust >> I follow him on Twitter. He would. Trust me. >> He's<01:13:50.719> a<01:13:50.880> wild<01:13:51.120> boy. >> He's a wild boy. >> He<01:13:51.679> did<01:13:52.320> get<01:13:52.480> a<01:13:52.640> temporary<01:13:53.199> tattoo. >> He did get a temporary tattoo. >> He<01:13:53.920> showed<01:13:54.080> up<01:13:54.159> at<01:13:54.320> the<01:13:54.400> UFC<01:13:54.800> even<01:13:54.960> though<01:13:55.040> he >> He showed up at the UFC even though he was<01:13:55.280> banned.<01:13:55.920> He<01:13:56.080> showed<01:13:56.320> up<01:13:56.400> and<01:13:56.560> they was banned. He showed up and they arrested<01:13:57.040> him. arrested him. >> Yeah.<01:13:57.676> [laughter] They<01:14:00.640> kicked<01:14:00.960> him<01:14:01.120> out.<01:14:01.840> He's<01:14:02.080> the<01:14:02.400> world They kicked him out. He's the world champion.<01:14:04.000> There's<01:14:04.239> a<01:14:04.480> UFC<01:14:05.040> event<01:14:05.360> at<01:14:05.600> the champion. There's a UFC event at the White<01:14:06.000> House<01:14:06.239> at<01:14:06.480> the<01:14:06.640> time<01:14:06.880> before<01:14:07.280> Justin White House at the time before Justin won.<01:14:07.920> He<01:14:08.080> was<01:14:08.239> the<01:14:08.480> only<01:14:09.199> American<01:14:10.239> world won. He was the only American world champion.<01:14:11.920> And<01:14:12.000> they're<01:14:12.239> like,<01:14:12.320> "You<01:14:12.640> can't champion. And they're like, "You can't come." >> Because<01:14:14.400> you<01:14:14.640> talk<01:14:14.800> too<01:14:14.960> much<01:14:15.120> [ __ ]<01:14:15.280> about >> Because you talk too much [ __ ] about Israel. >> Mhm.<01:14:16.719> He's<01:14:16.960> a<01:14:17.120> wild<01:14:17.440> boy. >> Mhm. He's a wild boy. >> But<01:14:18.000> that's<01:14:18.320> wild<01:14:19.280> that<01:14:19.600> your<01:14:20.000> criticism >> But that's wild that your criticism about<01:14:21.520> Israel<01:14:22.320> is<01:14:22.640> what<01:14:22.800> keeps<01:14:23.040> you<01:14:23.280> from about Israel is what keeps you from going<01:14:23.679> to<01:14:23.920> the<01:14:24.080> White<01:14:24.320> House<01:14:25.280> as<01:14:25.520> a<01:14:25.679> world going to the White House as a world champion<01:14:26.719> in<01:14:26.960> a<01:14:27.280> a<01:14:27.440> world<01:14:27.840> title<01:14:28.239> fights<01:14:28.800> at champion in a a world title fights at the<01:14:29.199> White<01:14:29.440> House. the White House. >> Like<01:14:30.480> you<01:14:30.640> think<01:14:30.800> you<01:14:30.960> would<01:14:31.120> want<01:14:31.199> to >> Like you think you would want to celebrate<01:14:31.760> the<01:14:32.080> American<01:14:33.120> male<01:14:33.679> world celebrate the American male world champion. >> I<01:14:35.199> think<01:14:35.280> he<01:14:35.440> said<01:14:35.600> some<01:14:35.760> other<01:14:36.000> stuff<01:14:36.239> too >> I think he said some other stuff too though. >> Yeah.<01:14:37.360> Epstein<01:14:38.000> stuff<01:14:38.239> there. >> Yeah. Epstein stuff there. >> Said<01:14:39.199> he's<01:14:39.520> a<01:14:39.679> wild<01:14:40.159> boy. >> Said he's a wild boy. >> I<01:14:41.440> think<01:14:41.600> he's >> I think he's >> I<01:14:42.640> told<01:14:42.880> him<01:14:43.120> when<01:14:43.280> he<01:14:43.440> retires<01:14:43.760> from >> I told him when he retires from fighting,<01:14:44.320> he<01:14:44.560> 100%<01:14:45.120> should<01:14:45.280> do<01:14:45.440> a<01:14:45.600> podcast. fighting, he 100% should do a podcast. And<01:14:46.239> he<01:14:46.400> was<01:14:46.480> like,<01:14:46.640> I<01:14:46.880> you<01:14:47.040> know And he was like, I you know seen<01:14:49.040> these<01:14:49.199> guys<01:14:49.440> doing<01:14:49.679> these<01:14:50.000> streamers seen these guys doing these streamers and<01:14:50.880> like<01:14:51.199> I<01:14:51.440> go,<01:14:51.600> you<01:14:51.760> don't<01:14:51.840> have<01:14:51.920> to<01:14:52.000> do and like I go, you don't have to do that,<01:14:52.480> right? that, right? >> You<01:14:52.880> don't<01:14:53.040> have<01:14:53.120> to<01:14:53.199> do<01:14:53.280> it<01:14:53.440> that<01:14:53.600> way.<01:14:54.000> He's >> You don't have to do it that way. He's like,<01:14:54.560> I<01:14:54.800> couldn't<01:14:55.040> do<01:14:55.120> that.<01:14:55.360> Just<01:14:55.600> sit<01:14:55.760> there like, I couldn't do that. Just sit there every<01:14:56.159> day<01:14:56.239> and<01:14:56.480> talk<01:14:56.640> to<01:14:56.719> people<01:14:56.960> for<01:14:57.120> hours. every day and talk to people for hours. I'd<01:14:58.080> lose<01:14:58.239> my<01:14:58.400> [ __ ]<01:14:58.719> mind.<01:14:59.040> I'm<01:14:59.199> like, I'd lose my [ __ ] mind. I'm like, right,<01:14:59.920> but<01:15:00.080> you<01:15:00.239> don't<01:15:00.320> have<01:15:00.400> to<01:15:00.560> do<01:15:00.640> that. right, but you don't have to do that. Just<01:15:01.360> your<01:15:01.600> opinions<01:15:01.840> on<01:15:02.080> things.<01:15:02.239> Like<01:15:02.400> he's Just your opinions on things. Like he's an<01:15:02.719> awesome<01:15:03.040> podcast<01:15:03.600> guest, an awesome podcast guest, >> you<01:15:04.960> know?<01:15:05.199> I'm<01:15:05.440> like,<01:15:05.600> he<01:15:05.840> could<01:15:06.000> totally >> you know? I'm like, he could totally totally<01:15:07.520> do<01:15:07.920> that.<01:15:08.560> Just<01:15:08.880> talk<01:15:09.040> about<01:15:09.280> stuff. totally do that. Just talk about stuff. And<01:15:10.080> also And also Sean<01:15:12.159> when<01:15:12.320> he<01:15:12.560> lets<01:15:12.960> the<01:15:13.280> the<01:15:13.679> whole<01:15:14.239> stick Sean when he lets the the whole stick down<01:15:14.960> and<01:15:15.280> just<01:15:15.440> gives<01:15:15.600> you<01:15:15.679> his<01:15:15.920> opinions<01:15:16.239> on down and just gives you his opinions on things.<01:15:16.960> Very<01:15:17.120> smart<01:15:17.440> guy.<01:15:17.760> Yeah. things. Very smart guy. Yeah. >> He's<01:15:18.239> not<01:15:18.480> stupid<01:15:18.719> at<01:15:18.960> all.<01:15:20.320> And<01:15:20.480> he<01:15:20.640> would<01:15:20.800> get >> He's not stupid at all. And he would get better<01:15:21.199> at<01:15:21.360> it,<01:15:21.920> you<01:15:22.080> know,<01:15:22.159> as<01:15:22.400> he<01:15:22.560> did<01:15:22.640> it better at it, you know, as he did it more.<01:15:23.199> He<01:15:23.440> easily<01:15:23.760> could<01:15:23.920> do<01:15:24.080> a<01:15:24.239> podcast. >> Yeah.<01:15:27.600> He's<01:15:27.840> entertaining<01:15:28.320> as<01:15:28.560> [ __ ] >> Yeah. He's entertaining as [ __ ] >> I<01:15:28.960> just<01:15:29.040> can't<01:15:29.199> believe<01:15:29.280> they<01:15:29.520> kicked<01:15:29.679> him<01:15:29.840> out >> I just can't believe they kicked him out of<01:15:30.000> the<01:15:30.080> White<01:15:30.239> House.<01:15:30.560> And<01:15:30.640> that<01:15:30.880> is<01:15:31.120> they of the White House. And that is they kicked<01:15:31.600> him<01:15:31.920> out<01:15:32.080> of<01:15:32.159> the<01:15:32.400> ellipse<01:15:32.960> that<01:15:33.199> area. kicked him out of the ellipse that area. There's<01:15:34.640> I<01:15:34.800> think<01:15:34.880> there's<01:15:35.199> video<01:15:35.360> of<01:15:35.440> it.<01:15:35.600> See There's I think there's video of it. See if<01:15:35.840> you<01:15:35.920> can<01:15:36.000> find<01:15:36.159> the<01:15:36.320> video<01:15:36.480> of<01:15:36.560> it.<01:15:37.280> Like, if you can find the video of it. Like, sorry<01:15:37.840> guys.<01:15:38.159> Like<01:15:38.480> they<01:15:38.719> got<01:15:38.880> like<01:15:39.040> [ __ ] sorry guys. Like they got like [ __ ] six<01:15:39.840> six<01:15:40.159> cops<01:15:40.560> and<01:15:40.640> bulletproof<01:15:41.199> vests. six six cops and bulletproof vests. >> Yeah.<01:15:41.840> I<01:15:41.920> think<01:15:42.000> there<01:15:42.159> was<01:15:42.320> like<01:15:42.480> 85,000 >> Yeah. I think there was like 85,000 people<01:15:43.760> there.<01:15:44.080> So,<01:15:44.239> it's<01:15:44.560> funny<01:15:44.880> that people there. So, it's funny that they're<01:15:45.440> like<01:15:45.760> that<01:15:46.080> one<01:15:46.560> the<01:15:46.880> champion. they're like that one the champion. >> It's<01:15:48.400> just<01:15:48.640> he<01:15:48.880> wasn't<01:15:49.120> supposed<01:15:49.280> to<01:15:49.440> be >> It's just he wasn't supposed to be there.<01:15:49.760> He<01:15:49.920> was<01:15:50.000> banned.<01:15:50.880> He<01:15:51.040> was<01:15:51.280> not<01:15:51.520> invited there. He was banned. He was not invited or<01:15:52.239> whatever.<01:15:52.560> But<01:15:52.880> even<01:15:53.120> if<01:15:53.280> you're<01:15:53.440> not or whatever. But even if you're not invited,<01:15:54.080> shouldn't<01:15:54.320> you<01:15:54.480> be<01:15:54.560> able<01:15:54.640> to<01:15:54.719> go<01:15:54.800> to invited, shouldn't you be able to go to the<01:15:55.040> fan<01:15:55.360> area<01:15:56.000> if<01:15:56.159> you're<01:15:56.320> the<01:15:56.480> world the fan area if you're the world champion?<01:15:57.360> If<01:15:57.600> you<01:15:57.679> want<01:15:57.760> to<01:15:57.920> be<01:15:58.000> that<01:15:58.239> wild champion? If you want to be that wild with<01:15:58.960> no<01:15:59.199> security<01:15:59.679> and<01:16:00.000> there's<01:16:00.320> video<01:16:00.560> of with no security and there's video of him<01:16:00.960> from<01:16:01.199> the<01:16:01.440> first<01:16:01.679> night<01:16:02.000> from<01:16:02.159> the<01:16:02.480> night him from the first night from the night of<01:16:02.719> the<01:16:02.800> weigh-ins<01:16:03.360> where<01:16:03.600> they<01:16:03.840> found<01:16:04.000> out of the weigh-ins where they found out that<01:16:04.320> he<01:16:04.480> was<01:16:04.560> there.<01:16:04.880> It's<01:16:05.120> amazing<01:16:05.840> because that he was there. It's amazing because he<01:16:06.159> was<01:16:06.320> wearing<01:16:06.480> a<01:16:06.560> hoodie<01:16:06.880> the<01:16:07.040> entire<01:16:07.360> time he was wearing a hoodie the entire time and<01:16:08.400> someone<01:16:08.640> told<01:16:08.800> him<01:16:08.880> he's<01:16:09.040> got<01:16:09.120> to<01:16:09.199> take and someone told him he's got to take off<01:16:09.440> the<01:16:09.600> hoodie<01:16:09.840> and<01:16:10.000> he's<01:16:10.239> like<01:16:10.640> I<01:16:10.880> can't off the hoodie and he's like I can't listen.<01:16:12.239> It's<01:16:12.480> going<01:16:12.560> to<01:16:12.640> be<01:16:12.719> a<01:16:12.960> problem<01:16:13.520> and listen. It's going to be a problem and as<01:16:13.840> soon<01:16:14.000> as<01:16:14.080> he<01:16:14.239> takes<01:16:14.400> off<01:16:14.480> the<01:16:14.560> hoodie as soon as he takes off the hoodie everybody<01:16:15.040> goes<01:16:15.280> it's<01:16:15.520> [ __ ]<01:16:15.840> strong everybody goes it's [ __ ] strong [screaming]<01:16:17.600> and<01:16:17.840> then<01:16:18.000> he's<01:16:18.159> just [screaming] and then he's just surrounded<01:16:19.040> by<01:16:19.360> bros. surrounded by bros. >> Hilarious. >> Just<01:16:21.440> getting<01:16:21.679> hugged<01:16:22.000> to<01:16:22.159> death.<01:16:23.440> He<01:16:23.600> asked >> Just getting hugged to death. He asked some<01:16:24.080> dude<01:16:24.480> uh<01:16:24.560> some<01:16:24.800> dude<01:16:24.960> asked<01:16:25.199> him<01:16:25.280> to<01:16:25.440> leg some dude uh some dude asked him to leg kick<01:16:25.840> him.<01:16:26.000> A<01:16:26.159> Sean<01:16:26.400> leg<01:16:26.640> kick<01:16:26.880> some<01:16:27.120> kid. kick him. A Sean leg kick some kid. >> World<01:16:30.800> champion<01:16:31.440> [ __ ]<01:16:32.080> kicking<01:16:32.560> some<01:16:32.880> kid. >> World champion [ __ ] kicking some kid. What<01:16:33.920> is<01:16:34.159> this<01:16:34.400> world<01:16:34.719> coming<01:16:34.880> to? What is this world coming to? >> There's<01:16:36.320> starting<01:16:36.640> to<01:16:36.800> be<01:16:36.960> some >> There's starting to be some >> It's<01:16:37.600> him.<01:16:38.719> Is<01:16:38.880> it<01:16:39.280> Is<01:16:39.440> there<01:16:39.920> uh<01:16:40.239> audio? [cheering] >> This<01:16:52.480> is<01:16:52.719> crazy. >> This is crazy. I<01:16:54.719> like<01:16:54.800> that<01:16:55.040> we<01:16:55.199> have<01:16:55.280> some<01:16:55.520> entertaining I like that we have some entertaining American<01:16:56.960> uh American uh >> Oh,<01:16:57.760> he's<01:16:58.000> the<01:16:58.159> most<01:16:58.320> entertaining >> Oh, he's the most entertaining >> that<01:16:59.600> Josh<01:17:00.159> uh<01:17:00.640> Hoit<01:17:01.440> Hocket. >> that Josh uh Hoit Hocket. >> Hoit. >> My<01:17:03.840> god,<01:17:04.560> he<01:17:04.719> is. >> My god, he is. >> That<01:17:05.120> was<01:17:05.280> what<01:17:05.440> was<01:17:05.520> hilarious<01:17:06.239> was<01:17:06.640> people >> That was what was hilarious was people were<01:17:07.920> so<01:17:08.239> upset<01:17:08.800> that<01:17:09.120> he<01:17:09.280> said<01:17:09.520> Michelle were so upset that he said Michelle Obama's<01:17:10.400> a<01:17:10.560> man<01:17:10.960> at<01:17:11.199> the<01:17:11.360> White<01:17:11.520> House. Obama's a man at the White House. >> It's<01:17:12.880> like<01:17:13.120> that's<01:17:13.360> what<01:17:13.520> he's<01:17:13.679> doing.<01:17:13.920> He's >> It's like that's what he's doing. He's doing<01:17:14.239> that<01:17:14.400> on<01:17:14.560> purpose.<01:17:15.120> Like<01:17:15.280> he's doing that on purpose. Like he's literally<01:17:16.080> wearing<01:17:16.400> an<01:17:16.560> American<01:17:16.960> flag literally wearing an American flag bandana.<01:17:17.920> He<01:17:18.159> comes<01:17:18.320> out<01:17:18.480> to<01:17:18.640> a<01:17:18.800> Hulk<01:17:19.040> Hogan bandana. He comes out to a Hulk Hogan song. >> He's<01:17:20.400> wearing<01:17:20.719> sunglasses >> He's wearing sunglasses >> during<01:17:22.320> Yeah.<01:17:22.560> It's<01:17:22.800> not<01:17:22.960> appropriate. >> during Yeah. It's not appropriate. You're<01:17:23.840> right. You're right. >> Right.<01:17:25.280> But<01:17:25.760> he<01:17:26.080> said<01:17:26.239> the<01:17:26.480> exact<01:17:26.800> same<01:17:26.960> thing >> Right. But he said the exact same thing when<01:17:27.360> I<01:17:27.600> interviewed<01:17:27.920> him<01:17:28.320> somewhere<01:17:28.719> else. when I interviewed him somewhere else. >> He<01:17:30.640> said<01:17:30.800> I<01:17:31.040> I'm<01:17:31.280> pretty<01:17:31.440> sure<01:17:31.600> he<01:17:31.760> said >> He said I I'm pretty sure he said Michelle<01:17:32.239> Obama's<01:17:32.719> a<01:17:32.880> man<01:17:33.120> like<01:17:33.360> last<01:17:33.600> time<01:17:33.679> I Michelle Obama's a man like last time I interviewed<01:17:34.159> him. interviewed him. >> That's<01:17:34.560> what<01:17:34.719> I<01:17:34.880> heard<01:17:35.040> is<01:17:35.280> that<01:17:35.520> it's<01:17:35.679> not<01:17:35.840> the >> That's what I heard is that it's not the his<01:17:36.320> first<01:17:36.800> rodeo<01:17:37.280> at<01:17:37.360> the<01:17:37.600> Michelle<01:17:37.920> Obama<01:17:38.320> is his first rodeo at the Michelle Obama is a<01:17:38.560> man. a man. >> That's<01:17:39.120> how<01:17:39.280> he<01:17:39.440> ends<01:17:39.920> his<01:17:40.400> interviews. >> That's how he ends his interviews. >> He's<01:17:43.280> trying<01:17:43.440> to<01:17:43.600> get<01:17:43.760> people<01:17:43.920> to<01:17:44.080> talk<01:17:44.239> about >> He's trying to get people to talk about him. >> You<01:17:45.360> know,<01:17:45.600> it's<01:17:46.000> the<01:17:46.239> whole<01:17:46.400> thing<01:17:46.560> is<01:17:46.719> so >> You know, it's the whole thing is so crazy.<01:17:47.840> But<01:17:49.199> all<01:17:49.520> of<01:17:49.600> it<01:17:49.840> would<01:17:50.080> be<01:17:50.320> nothing<01:17:50.560> if crazy. But all of it would be nothing if he<01:17:50.880> couldn't<01:17:51.120> fight.<01:17:52.080> Exactly.<01:17:52.960> That's<01:17:53.199> what he couldn't fight. Exactly. That's what that's<01:17:53.840> where<01:17:54.000> it's<01:17:54.480> real<01:17:54.800> exciting<01:17:55.120> is<01:17:55.440> the that's where it's real exciting is the pre-fight<01:17:56.480> stuff.<01:17:57.360> I<01:17:57.600> mean,<01:17:57.679> the<01:17:57.920> post-fight pre-fight stuff. I mean, the post-fight interview<01:17:58.800> pretty<01:17:59.120> polarizing<01:17:59.920> obviously interview pretty polarizing obviously because<01:18:00.880> that<01:18:01.199> was<01:18:01.280> the<01:18:01.520> news.<01:18:02.640> But<01:18:03.040> if<01:18:03.280> you because that was the news. But if you for<01:18:03.840> the<01:18:04.159> real<01:18:04.480> fans<01:18:04.880> paying<01:18:05.199> attention,<01:18:05.760> did for the real fans paying attention, did you<01:18:06.320> didn't<01:18:06.480> get<01:18:06.560> to<01:18:06.719> see<01:18:06.800> him<01:18:06.960> do<01:18:07.120> that?<01:18:07.440> Did<01:18:07.679> I you didn't get to see him do that? Did I send<01:18:07.920> it<01:18:08.000> to<01:18:08.080> you?<01:18:08.239> The<01:18:08.400> kill<01:18:08.640> Tony<01:18:08.960> minute send it to you? The kill Tony minute that<01:18:09.360> he<01:18:09.520> did<01:18:09.679> at<01:18:09.840> the<01:18:10.400> press<01:18:10.640> conference.<01:18:11.360> Oh that he did at the press conference. Oh my<01:18:11.760> god.<01:18:12.400> So<01:18:12.474> [snorts]<01:18:12.640> funny<01:18:12.880> cuz<01:18:13.120> he's<01:18:13.360> like my god. So [snorts] funny cuz he's like purposefully<01:18:14.159> bombing. purposefully bombing. >> So<01:18:15.360> he's<01:18:15.679> literally<01:18:16.159> doing<01:18:16.400> a<01:18:16.640> joke.<01:18:17.360> He's<01:18:17.600> he >> So he's literally doing a joke. He's he says,<01:18:18.000> "You<01:18:18.239> guys<01:18:18.400> know<01:18:18.560> Tony<01:18:18.800> Hinchcliffe? says, "You guys know Tony Hinchcliffe? I'm<01:18:19.440> going<01:18:19.520> to<01:18:19.600> do<01:18:19.679> my<01:18:19.840> Kill<01:18:20.080> Tony<01:18:20.400> minute." I'm going to do my Kill Tony minute." and<01:18:20.880> he's<01:18:21.120> purposefully<01:18:21.760> like<01:18:22.080> bombing.<01:18:22.640> It's and he's purposefully like bombing. It's corny,<01:18:23.520> purposeful,<01:18:24.080> bad<01:18:24.400> jokes.<01:18:24.800> And<01:18:24.880> he's corny, purposeful, bad jokes. And he's going,<01:18:25.280> "Man,<01:18:25.600> tough<01:18:25.920> crowd.<01:18:26.400> All<01:18:26.400> right,<01:18:26.719> let going, "Man, tough crowd. All right, let me<01:18:27.040> let<01:18:27.199> me<01:18:27.360> try<01:18:27.520> this<01:18:27.760> one."<01:18:28.000> And<01:18:28.239> it's<01:18:28.400> like me let me try this one." And it's like literally<01:18:30.159> being<01:18:30.640> hilarious literally being hilarious by<01:18:33.120> strategically by strategically trying<01:18:35.280> to<01:18:35.520> be<01:18:35.679> funny,<01:18:35.920> but<01:18:36.239> not<01:18:36.480> being<01:18:36.800> funny. trying to be funny, but not being funny. You<01:18:37.360> could<01:18:37.520> tell<01:18:37.679> that<01:18:37.840> he<01:18:38.080> was<01:18:38.239> planning<01:18:38.560> on You could tell that he was planning on nobody<01:18:39.280> laughing,<01:18:39.920> but<01:18:40.159> that<01:18:40.320> it's<01:18:40.560> setup nobody laughing, but that it's setup punch.<01:18:42.480> And<01:18:43.280> he's<01:18:43.600> just<01:18:43.840> [ __ ]<01:18:44.480> try.<01:18:44.800> He's punch. And he's just [ __ ] try. He's just<01:18:45.360> trying<01:18:45.760> to<01:18:46.000> entertain,<01:18:46.560> which<01:18:46.719> is just trying to entertain, which is >> he's<01:18:47.120> trolling. >> he's trolling. >> He's<01:18:48.400> trolling.<01:18:49.040> He's<01:18:49.360> getting<01:18:49.679> attention. >> He's trolling. He's getting attention. >> And<01:18:51.040> then<01:18:51.280> the<01:18:51.520> most<01:18:51.679> important<01:18:52.000> thing,<01:18:52.239> he >> And then the most important thing, he can<01:18:52.640> fight. can fight. >> that<01:18:53.760> dude's<01:18:54.080> good. >> that dude's good. >> He's<01:18:55.040> [ __ ]<01:18:55.440> good,<01:18:55.760> man.<01:18:56.080> He's<01:18:56.400> fast<01:18:56.719> as >> He's [ __ ] good, man. He's fast as [ __ ]<01:18:57.760> for<01:18:58.000> a<01:18:58.159> heavyweight.<01:18:58.640> He's<01:18:58.880> very<01:18:59.120> light [ __ ] for a heavyweight. He's very light on<01:18:59.520> his<01:18:59.679> feet,<01:19:00.080> fast<01:19:00.400> as<01:19:00.640> [ __ ]<01:19:00.960> fast<01:19:01.280> hands. on his feet, fast as [ __ ] fast hands. >> Yeah.<01:19:02.800> So<01:19:03.040> fun<01:19:03.199> to<01:19:03.360> watch. >> Yeah. So fun to watch. >> And<01:19:04.159> you<01:19:04.320> know<01:19:04.400> what's<01:19:04.719> interesting<01:19:05.120> is<01:19:05.600> uh<01:19:05.760> he >> And you know what's interesting is uh he talked<01:19:06.159> a<01:19:06.400> lot<01:19:06.560> of<01:19:06.719> [ __ ]<01:19:06.960> about<01:19:07.199> Alex<01:19:07.600> Pereira talked a lot of [ __ ] about Alex Pereira and<01:19:09.600> you<01:19:09.760> know,<01:19:09.920> I<01:19:10.080> want<01:19:10.159> a<01:19:10.400> shyama<01:19:10.800> on<01:19:10.960> your and you know, I want a shyama on your mama,<01:19:11.600> all<01:19:11.760> that<01:19:11.920> crazy<01:19:12.239> [ __ ] mama, all that crazy [ __ ] >> Um<01:19:14.000> Pereira<01:19:14.640> losing<01:19:15.199> to<01:19:15.520> serial<01:19:15.840> gone. >> Um Pereira losing to serial gone. Pereira<01:19:16.800> decides<01:19:17.199> to<01:19:17.440> fight<01:19:17.600> again.<01:19:18.000> I<01:19:18.239> don't Pereira decides to fight again. I don't know<01:19:18.480> if<01:19:18.640> he's<01:19:18.800> going<01:19:18.880> to<01:19:18.960> fight<01:19:19.199> again.<01:19:19.520> He know if he's going to fight again. He might<01:19:19.840> be<01:19:20.000> done.<01:19:20.480> I<01:19:20.640> think<01:19:20.800> he<01:19:21.040> said<01:19:21.360> he<01:19:21.600> might might be done. I think he said he might be<01:19:21.920> done,<01:19:22.560> but<01:19:22.719> I<01:19:22.880> mean<01:19:22.960> a<01:19:23.120> lot<01:19:23.199> of<01:19:23.280> fighters be done, but I mean a lot of fighters say<01:19:23.760> that<01:19:23.920> after<01:19:24.159> a<01:19:24.400> fight<01:19:24.560> and<01:19:24.800> especially say that after a fight and especially after<01:19:25.360> a<01:19:25.600> loss. after a loss. >> Let<01:19:26.640> him<01:19:26.800> sit<01:19:26.960> around<01:19:27.199> for<01:19:27.360> a<01:19:27.520> while.<01:19:27.840> Then >> Let him sit around for a while. Then they<01:19:28.239> come<01:19:28.400> up<01:19:28.480> with they come up with >> he's<01:19:29.199> not<01:19:29.360> done. >> he's not done. >> They<01:19:30.080> back<01:19:30.239> up<01:19:30.400> the<01:19:30.560> Brinks<01:19:30.960> truck.<01:19:31.600> Get<01:19:31.840> him >> They back up the Brinks truck. Get him versus<01:19:32.320> Josh<01:19:32.640> Hoit. versus Josh Hoit. >> Oh<01:19:34.560> god. >> As<01:19:35.360> a<01:19:35.679> co-main<01:19:36.159> event<01:19:36.480> on<01:19:36.640> a<01:19:36.960> [ __ ]<01:19:37.360> banging >> As a co-main event on a [ __ ] banging New<01:19:38.000> Year's<01:19:38.320> Eve<01:19:38.560> card. New Year's Eve card. >> Oh<01:19:39.120> yeah. >> Let's<01:19:39.760> go. >> Let's go. >> Hit<01:19:40.880> will<01:19:41.040> be<01:19:41.199> making<01:19:41.440> fun<01:19:41.600> of<01:19:41.760> his<01:19:42.000> headdress >> Hit will be making fun of his headdress and<01:19:42.880> his<01:19:43.120> face<01:19:43.520> makeup.<01:19:44.400> Oh,<01:19:44.640> it<01:19:44.800> would<01:19:44.880> be and his face makeup. Oh, it would be insane.<01:19:45.600> It<01:19:45.760> would<01:19:45.920> be<01:19:46.000> insane.<01:19:46.880> But,<01:19:47.120> you insane. It would be insane. But, you know,<01:19:47.360> the<01:19:47.600> thing<01:19:47.679> is<01:19:47.840> Hok's<01:19:48.320> got<01:19:48.400> to<01:19:48.560> deal know, the thing is Hok's got to deal with<01:19:48.800> that<01:19:49.040> guy. with that guy. >> That's<01:19:50.000> a<01:19:50.159> different<01:19:50.400> guy.<01:19:50.719> That's<01:19:50.960> not >> That's a different guy. That's not Derrick<01:19:51.520> Lewis. Derrick Lewis. >> I<01:19:52.640> mean,<01:19:52.880> if<01:19:53.120> he<01:19:53.280> continues<01:19:53.520> to<01:19:53.679> fight >> I mean, if he continues to fight heavyweight,<01:19:55.280> it<01:19:55.520> is<01:19:55.840> interesting<01:19:56.719> watching heavyweight, it is interesting watching a<01:19:57.280> guy<01:19:57.520> who's<01:19:57.920> been<01:19:58.159> so<01:19:58.400> dominant<01:19:58.880> at<01:19:59.199> 85<01:19:59.679> and a guy who's been so dominant at 85 and at<01:20:00.080> 205<01:20:01.280> with<01:20:01.520> that<01:20:01.760> all<01:20:02.000> that<01:20:02.239> extra<01:20:02.480> weight at 205 with that all that extra weight on.<01:20:03.440> I<01:20:03.760> don't<01:20:04.000> know<01:20:04.320> if<01:20:04.560> that<01:20:04.800> necessarily<01:20:05.520> was on. I don't know if that necessarily was the<01:20:05.920> right<01:20:06.239> move,<01:20:07.600> you<01:20:07.760> know?<01:20:08.080> I<01:20:08.239> mean,<01:20:08.400> I the right move, you know? I mean, I think<01:20:08.719> like<01:20:09.040> some<01:20:09.280> weight<01:20:09.600> is<01:20:09.920> probably<01:20:10.239> good, think like some weight is probably good, but<01:20:10.719> maybe<01:20:10.880> even<01:20:11.199> 20<01:20:11.440> lbs<01:20:11.679> lighter.<01:20:12.159> Like but maybe even 20 lbs lighter. Like maybe<01:20:12.640> 230<01:20:13.199> something.<01:20:14.239> Maybe<01:20:14.480> that<01:20:14.719> would<01:20:14.880> be maybe 230 something. Maybe that would be a<01:20:15.120> better<01:20:15.280> weight<01:20:15.520> if<01:20:15.679> he<01:20:15.760> really<01:20:15.920> wants<01:20:16.080> to a better weight if he really wants to fight<01:20:16.320> at<01:20:16.480> heavy<01:20:16.640> weight<01:20:16.800> cuz<01:20:16.960> it<01:20:17.120> seems<01:20:17.280> like fight at heavy weight cuz it seems like he<01:20:17.600> was<01:20:17.679> carrying<01:20:18.480> I<01:20:18.719> mean<01:20:18.880> just<01:20:19.520> you<01:20:19.679> ever he was carrying I mean just you ever work<01:20:20.320> out<01:20:20.400> with<01:20:20.560> a<01:20:20.719> weight<01:20:20.880> vest<01:20:21.120> on? work out with a weight vest on? >> it's<01:20:22.400> crazy. >> Like<01:20:23.360> a<01:20:23.679> 25<01:20:24.159> lb<01:20:24.480> weight<01:20:24.719> vest.<01:20:25.120> It's<01:20:25.520> nuts<01:20:25.840> how >> Like a 25 lb weight vest. It's nuts how much<01:20:26.159> harder<01:20:26.560> everything<01:20:26.880> is.<01:20:27.760> So<01:20:28.000> you<01:20:28.239> got<01:20:28.320> to much harder everything is. So you got to realize<01:20:29.120> he<01:20:29.360> had<01:20:29.520> fought<01:20:29.760> at<01:20:30.159> 185<01:20:30.719> and<01:20:30.880> he realize he had fought at 185 and he fought<01:20:31.199> at<01:20:31.440> 205.<01:20:32.000> That<01:20:32.159> was<01:20:32.400> what<01:20:32.560> he<01:20:32.719> weighed fought at 205. That was what he weighed in<01:20:33.120> at.<01:20:33.440> But<01:20:33.600> let's<01:20:34.159> be in at. But let's be honest.<01:20:36.320> At<01:20:37.120> 185,<01:20:37.840> I<01:20:38.159> think<01:20:38.320> he<01:20:38.560> probably honest. At 185, I think he probably weighed<01:20:39.360> 220<01:20:39.920> something,<01:20:40.480> 226,<01:20:41.280> I<01:20:41.440> think<01:20:41.520> it weighed 220 something, 226, I think it was,<01:20:41.920> fight<01:20:42.159> night,<01:20:42.400> which<01:20:42.640> is<01:20:42.800> nuts.<01:20:43.120> It's<01:20:43.360> 40 was, fight night, which is nuts. It's 40 lbs<01:20:44.000> difference.<01:20:44.719> And<01:20:44.960> at<01:20:45.199> 205,<01:20:45.920> he<01:20:46.239> probably lbs difference. And at 205, he probably got<01:20:46.800> into<01:20:47.040> the<01:20:47.199> 230s,<01:20:47.840> like<01:20:48.000> 235,<01:20:48.800> 236, got into the 230s, like 235, 236, something<01:20:50.000> like<01:20:50.159> that.<01:20:51.600> But<01:20:51.840> still<01:20:52.239> was<01:20:53.040> not something like that. But still was not didn't<01:20:53.920> look<01:20:54.159> like<01:20:54.400> he<01:20:54.640> looked<01:20:54.880> at<01:20:55.199> 251.<01:20:56.480> 251 didn't look like he looked at 251. 251 he<01:20:57.840> looked<01:20:58.000> like<01:20:58.159> he<01:20:58.320> was<01:20:58.480> carrying he looked like he was carrying unnecessary<01:20:59.679> weight,<01:21:00.640> a<01:21:00.880> little<01:21:00.960> bit<01:21:01.120> of<01:21:01.280> it unnecessary weight, a little bit of it at least.<01:21:01.840> And<01:21:02.000> if<01:21:02.159> he<01:21:02.320> was<01:21:02.480> just<01:21:02.640> like<01:21:02.880> 20 at least. And if he was just like 20 pounds<01:21:03.440> lighter,<01:21:04.320> he<01:21:04.480> would<01:21:04.640> still<01:21:04.880> have<01:21:05.040> that pounds lighter, he would still have that speed<01:21:05.600> and<01:21:05.840> movement,<01:21:06.239> but<01:21:06.400> he's<01:21:06.719> always<01:21:06.960> had speed and movement, but he's always had crazy<01:21:08.239> knockout<01:21:08.800> power.<01:21:09.679> It<01:21:09.840> might<01:21:10.080> be<01:21:10.159> a crazy knockout power. It might be a better<01:21:10.719> weight<01:21:11.120> for<01:21:11.679> just<01:21:12.239> seemed<01:21:12.480> like<01:21:12.560> it better weight for just seemed like it was<01:21:12.800> a<01:21:12.960> lot<01:21:13.040> of<01:21:13.120> weight<01:21:13.280> he<01:21:13.520> had<01:21:13.679> on<01:21:13.840> him,<01:21:14.239> you was a lot of weight he had on him, you know, >> and<01:21:14.880> it<01:21:15.040> all<01:21:15.199> went<01:21:15.280> to<01:21:15.440> his<01:21:15.679> ass.<01:21:16.159> Yeah, >> and it all went to his ass. Yeah, >> his<01:21:16.560> ass<01:21:16.719> was<01:21:16.880> giant. >> his ass was giant. >> Fat<01:21:17.520> ass. >> Fat ass. >> Big<01:21:18.239> fat<01:21:18.480> ass. >> Big fat ass. >> You<01:21:19.040> know<01:21:19.199> me,<01:21:19.440> you<01:21:19.520> know<01:21:19.679> that's<01:21:20.080> all<01:21:20.320> I'm >> You know me, you know that's all I'm [laughter]<01:21:20.480> looking<01:21:20.719> at.<01:21:21.199> That's<01:21:21.520> why<01:21:21.679> I [laughter] looking at. That's why I watch<01:21:22.400> UFC.<01:21:23.760> And<01:21:24.159> uh<01:21:24.320> yeah,<01:21:24.480> it<01:21:24.719> was<01:21:24.800> all watch UFC. And uh yeah, it was all there. >> It<01:21:25.840> was<01:21:26.000> like<01:21:26.080> a<01:21:26.239> backpack. >> It was like a backpack. >> Well,<01:21:27.280> that's<01:21:27.440> where<01:21:27.600> all<01:21:27.679> the<01:21:27.840> power<01:21:28.080> comes >> Well, that's where all the power comes from.<01:21:28.560> You<01:21:28.719> know,<01:21:28.800> when<01:21:28.960> you're<01:21:29.120> pushing<01:21:29.440> off from. You know, when you're pushing off your<01:21:29.840> feet<01:21:30.480> and<01:21:30.800> you<01:21:30.960> know,<01:21:31.120> you're<01:21:31.280> pushing your feet and you know, you're pushing off<01:21:31.760> those<01:21:32.000> [ __ ]<01:21:32.320> quads<01:21:32.960> and<01:21:33.280> pushing<01:21:33.600> into off those [ __ ] quads and pushing into those<01:21:34.080> glutes<01:21:34.480> and<01:21:34.640> then<01:21:34.960> torquing<01:21:35.440> that<01:21:35.600> body those glutes and then torquing that body the<01:21:36.000> way<01:21:36.159> he<01:21:36.320> does. the way he does. >> Ferocious<01:21:37.840> power,<01:21:38.239> dude. >> Ferocious power, dude. >> But<01:21:39.040> damn,<01:21:39.360> that<01:21:39.600> serial<01:21:39.920> gone's<01:21:40.320> good.<01:21:40.719> Woo. >> But damn, that serial gone's good. Woo. >> he's<01:21:43.760> so<01:21:43.920> good,<01:21:44.239> dude.<01:21:44.480> And<01:21:44.719> he's<01:21:44.880> in<01:21:45.040> his >> he's so good, dude. And he's in his prime<01:21:45.520> right<01:21:45.600> now.<01:21:45.840> Sir<01:21:46.159> Gan<01:21:46.400> is<01:21:46.560> like<01:21:46.719> really prime right now. Sir Gan is like really coming<01:21:47.120> into<01:21:47.440> his<01:21:47.600> own. coming into his own. >> There's<01:21:48.880> no<01:21:49.040> heavyweight<01:21:49.520> like<01:21:49.679> him.<01:21:50.000> No<01:21:50.159> one >> There's no heavyweight like him. No one moves<01:21:50.560> like<01:21:50.719> him. moves like him. >> Yeah,<01:21:51.199> I<01:21:51.440> was<01:21:51.520> going<01:21:51.600> to<01:21:51.760> say<01:21:52.080> extremely >> Yeah, I was going to say extremely accurate<01:21:53.280> for<01:21:53.440> a<01:21:53.600> heavyweight. accurate for a heavyweight. >> Not<01:21:54.400> just<01:21:54.639> accurate,<01:21:55.280> agile.<01:21:56.080> Yeah, >> Not just accurate, agile. Yeah, >> cuz<01:21:56.800> uh<01:21:56.960> we<01:21:57.199> were<01:21:57.280> talking<01:21:57.440> about<01:21:57.600> this<01:21:57.760> the >> cuz uh we were talking about this the other<01:21:58.080> day<01:21:58.159> that<01:21:58.480> basketball<01:21:59.120> is<01:21:59.280> a<01:21:59.520> great other day that basketball is a great place<01:22:00.080> to<01:22:00.400> start<01:22:00.639> if<01:22:00.880> you're<01:22:01.040> a<01:22:01.280> big<01:22:01.520> athlete place to start if you're a big athlete and<01:22:02.320> you<01:22:02.480> want<01:22:02.560> to<01:22:02.719> learn<01:22:03.120> combat<01:22:03.520> sports, and you want to learn combat sports, especially<01:22:04.639> striking<01:22:05.920> because<01:22:06.159> think<01:22:06.320> about especially striking because think about how<01:22:06.639> many<01:22:07.199> direction<01:22:07.760> changes<01:22:08.239> basketball how many direction changes basketball players<01:22:09.199> take<01:22:09.600> where<01:22:09.840> they're<01:22:10.080> always<01:22:10.400> kind players take where they're always kind of<01:22:10.719> doing<01:22:10.880> that.<01:22:11.199> They're<01:22:11.440> always<01:22:12.000> spinning of doing that. They're always spinning and<01:22:12.480> moving.<01:22:12.800> It's<01:22:12.960> a<01:22:13.199> series<01:22:13.440> of and moving. It's a series of plyometrics.<01:22:14.800> It's<01:22:14.960> a<01:22:15.120> series<01:22:15.280> of<01:22:15.520> hops<01:22:15.840> and plyometrics. It's a series of hops and jumps<01:22:16.560> like<01:22:16.800> Jordan's<01:22:17.600> jump.<01:22:18.480> Imagine<01:22:18.719> if jumps like Jordan's jump. Imagine if Jordan<01:22:19.120> had<01:22:19.280> a<01:22:19.440> flying<01:22:19.679> knee,<01:22:20.639> right? Jordan had a flying knee, right? >> Right.<01:22:21.679> He's<01:22:21.920> [ __ ]<01:22:22.031> [laughter] >> Right. He's [ __ ] [laughter] >> He's<01:22:23.280> hit<01:22:23.520> you<01:22:23.600> with<01:22:23.760> a<01:22:23.920> flying<01:22:24.159> knee<01:22:24.320> from<01:22:24.560> 14 >> He's hit you with a flying knee from 14 feet<01:22:25.120> away.<01:22:25.600> Yeah. feet away. Yeah. >> What<01:22:26.080> do<01:22:26.239> you<01:22:26.320> got? >> What do you got? >> Basketball. >> What's<01:22:28.560> that? >> What's that? >> Playing<01:22:29.920> basketball.<01:22:30.547> [clears throat] >> Playing basketball. [clears throat] >> It's<01:22:31.120> interesting<01:22:31.679> because<01:22:32.159> uh >> It's interesting because uh >> Oh,<01:22:32.480> serial<01:22:32.800> guns<01:22:33.120> are<01:22:33.360> Yeah.<01:22:33.760> So,<01:22:34.480> he<01:22:34.800> started >> Oh, serial guns are Yeah. So, he started out<01:22:35.360> playing<01:22:35.600> basketball. out playing basketball. >> At least<01:22:36.320> where<01:22:36.480> I<01:22:36.639> come<01:22:36.719> from.<01:22:37.040> Basketball >> At least where I come from. Basketball season<01:22:38.080> and<01:22:38.560> foot<01:22:39.120> uh<01:22:39.520> wrestling<01:22:40.000> season<01:22:41.120> are season and foot uh wrestling season are at<01:22:41.520> the<01:22:41.760> same<01:22:41.920> time.<01:22:42.320> So,<01:22:42.400> I<01:22:42.639> wonder<01:22:42.880> what<01:22:43.040> he at the same time. So, I wonder what he was<01:22:43.440> doing<01:22:43.600> back<01:22:43.840> then. was doing back then. >> Well,<01:22:44.560> he's<01:22:44.800> in<01:22:45.040> France,<01:22:45.440> right?<01:22:45.679> So,<01:22:45.920> France >> Well, he's in France, right? So, France does<01:22:46.400> not<01:22:46.639> have<01:22:46.800> wrestling does not have wrestling >> in<01:22:47.760> their<01:22:47.920> high<01:22:48.080> school<01:22:48.239> or<01:22:48.560> in<01:22:48.719> their >> in their high school or in their college,<01:22:49.600> you<01:22:49.679> know?<01:22:49.920> and<01:22:50.159> he<01:22:50.400> learned college, you know? and he learned wrestling<01:22:51.280> after<01:22:51.679> he<01:22:51.920> had<01:22:52.159> become<01:22:52.800> a<01:22:53.199> really wrestling after he had become a really elite<01:22:54.159> worldclass<01:22:54.719> Muay<01:22:55.040> Thai<01:22:55.280> fighter.<01:22:56.400> So, elite worldclass Muay Thai fighter. So, he's<01:22:56.880> got<01:22:57.679> the<01:22:57.840> the<01:22:58.000> the<01:22:58.560> grappling<01:22:59.040> is<01:22:59.440> come he's got the the the grappling is come up<01:22:59.760> in<01:23:00.239> big<01:23:00.560> ways.<01:23:00.880> Like<01:23:01.040> his<01:23:01.199> grappling<01:23:01.600> is up in big ways. Like his grappling is much<01:23:01.920> better<01:23:02.080> than<01:23:02.239> it<01:23:02.400> used<01:23:02.480> to<01:23:02.639> be.<01:23:03.600> But much better than it used to be. But really,<01:23:04.239> primarily<01:23:04.719> he's<01:23:04.960> a<01:23:05.120> striker<01:23:05.920> and really, primarily he's a striker and when<01:23:06.800> John<01:23:07.040> fought<01:23:07.360> him<01:23:07.679> like<01:23:08.000> Jon<01:23:08.320> just<01:23:08.560> got when John fought him like Jon just got him<01:23:08.880> to<01:23:08.960> the<01:23:09.120> ground<01:23:09.280> and<01:23:09.520> submitted<01:23:09.920> him<01:23:10.159> like him to the ground and submitted him like quickly.<01:23:10.880> It's<01:23:11.040> like<01:23:11.120> the<01:23:11.360> different<01:23:11.600> I<01:23:11.760> think quickly. It's like the different I think in<01:23:12.080> that<01:23:12.239> fight<01:23:12.480> was<01:23:12.719> kind<01:23:12.800> of<01:23:12.880> a<01:23:13.040> big<01:23:13.280> ass in that fight was kind of a big ass wakeup<01:23:13.840> call<01:23:14.400> and<01:23:14.639> Francis<01:23:15.120> beat<01:23:15.360> him<01:23:15.520> too.<01:23:15.840> So wakeup call and Francis beat him too. So Francis<01:23:16.560> beat<01:23:16.800> him<01:23:17.040> by<01:23:17.280> just<01:23:18.159> Francis<01:23:18.719> just Francis beat him by just Francis just got<01:23:19.120> a<01:23:19.280> hold<01:23:19.360> of<01:23:19.520> him<01:23:19.840> and<01:23:20.719> most<01:23:21.040> of<01:23:21.120> the<01:23:21.280> fight got a hold of him and most of the fight was<01:23:21.760> on<01:23:21.920> the<01:23:22.080> ground.<01:23:22.560> A<01:23:22.800> giant<01:23:23.040> chunk<01:23:23.199> of<01:23:23.280> it was on the ground. A giant chunk of it because<01:23:23.760> Francis<01:23:24.159> fought<01:23:24.400> that<01:23:24.560> fight<01:23:24.719> with<01:23:24.880> a because Francis fought that fight with a blown<01:23:25.280> out<01:23:25.440> ACL. blown out ACL. >> Defended<01:23:28.080> his<01:23:28.239> world<01:23:28.480> title<01:23:28.719> with<01:23:28.880> a<01:23:29.040> blown >> Defended his world title with a blown out<01:23:29.520> ACL. out ACL. >> Had<01:23:30.960> big<01:23:31.120> ass<01:23:31.360> knee<01:23:31.600> pads<01:23:31.920> on.<01:23:32.480> O >> Had big ass knee pads on. O >> I<01:23:33.199> know.<01:23:33.520> Wobbly<01:23:33.920> ass<01:23:34.080> knee.<01:23:34.400> But<01:23:34.560> that's<01:23:34.719> how >> I know. Wobbly ass knee. But that's how dangerous<01:23:35.199> Francis<01:23:35.679> is. dangerous Francis is. >> He<01:23:36.960> could<01:23:37.280> just<01:23:37.440> win<01:23:37.679> it<01:23:37.840> with<01:23:38.000> grappling. >> He could just win it with grappling. It's<01:23:39.679> It's<01:23:39.920> a<01:23:40.159> shame<01:23:40.239> that<01:23:40.400> he's<01:23:40.639> not<01:23:40.800> in<01:23:40.880> the It's It's a shame that he's not in the UFC.<01:23:41.360> It's<01:23:41.520> a<01:23:41.760> real<01:23:41.920> shame. UFC. It's a real shame. >> Yeah.<01:23:42.960> Because<01:23:43.280> like<01:23:44.480> that<01:23:44.800> whole<01:23:45.040> thing<01:23:45.520> was >> Yeah. Because like that whole thing was what<01:23:46.159> drove<01:23:46.480> everyone<01:23:46.880> crazy<01:23:47.199> about<01:23:47.520> boxing, what drove everyone crazy about boxing, you<01:23:48.880> know,<01:23:49.040> that<01:23:49.280> it<01:23:49.440> was<01:23:49.520> really<01:23:49.840> hard<01:23:50.000> to<01:23:50.159> get you know, that it was really hard to get these<01:23:50.560> guys<01:23:50.800> together, these guys together, >> you<01:23:52.000> know,<01:23:52.080> and<01:23:52.320> this<01:23:52.480> was<01:23:52.560> the<01:23:52.719> whole<01:23:52.960> idea >> you know, and this was the whole idea why<01:23:53.600> everybody<01:23:53.920> was<01:23:54.080> excited<01:23:54.719> about<01:23:55.120> what why everybody was excited about what Riad<01:23:56.000> season<01:23:56.320> was<01:23:56.560> doing<01:23:57.280> and<01:23:57.760> uh<01:23:57.920> Turkey Riad season was doing and uh Turkey alashshek<01:23:59.040> and<01:23:59.360> you<01:23:59.520> know<01:23:59.679> all<01:23:59.920> those<01:24:00.400> people alashshek and you know all those people that<01:24:00.880> put<01:24:01.120> together<01:24:01.280> these<01:24:01.600> big<01:24:01.920> ass<01:24:02.159> fights that put together these big ass fights like<01:24:03.040> Tyson<01:24:03.679> Fury<01:24:04.320> and<01:24:04.960> Alexander<01:24:05.520> Usyk<01:24:06.560> and like Tyson Fury and Alexander Usyk and the<01:24:06.960> last<01:24:07.120> one<01:24:07.360> they<01:24:07.600> just<01:24:07.760> did<01:24:08.080> Rico<01:24:08.400> Verhu the last one they just did Rico Verhu and<01:24:09.120> Usyk<01:24:09.520> like<01:24:09.679> they're<01:24:09.840> putting<01:24:10.080> together and Usyk like they're putting together these<01:24:10.560> big<01:24:10.800> crazy<01:24:11.280> fights<01:24:12.239> Like<01:24:12.639> you<01:24:13.600> that<01:24:13.840> was these big crazy fights Like you that was the<01:24:14.080> thing<01:24:14.159> that<01:24:14.400> drove<01:24:14.639> everybody<01:24:14.960> nuts the thing that drove everybody nuts about<01:24:15.440> boxing<01:24:15.840> and<01:24:16.080> that's<01:24:16.239> what<01:24:16.480> drives about boxing and that's what drives everybody<01:24:17.040> nuts<01:24:17.280> about<01:24:17.520> MMA.<01:24:18.480> The<01:24:18.719> one<01:24:18.880> thing everybody nuts about MMA. The one thing is<01:24:19.360> it's<01:24:19.679> the<01:24:19.840> heavyweight<01:24:20.239> division.<01:24:20.719> The is it's the heavyweight division. The fact<01:24:20.960> that<01:24:21.199> the<01:24:21.440> best<01:24:21.679> heavyweight<01:24:22.480> or<01:24:22.719> at fact that the best heavyweight or at least<01:24:23.040> the<01:24:23.199> guy<01:24:23.360> who<01:24:23.520> was<01:24:23.679> the<01:24:23.840> lineal least the guy who was the lineal heavyweight<01:24:24.800> champion<01:24:25.040> in<01:24:25.199> the<01:24:25.360> world<01:24:26.080> isn't heavyweight champion in the world isn't even<01:24:26.639> fighting<01:24:26.800> for<01:24:26.960> the<01:24:27.120> UFC.<01:24:27.600> That's<01:24:27.920> crazy. even fighting for the UFC. That's crazy. It's<01:24:29.199> crazy. It's crazy. >> Yeah.<01:24:30.400> Who<01:24:30.639> knows?<01:24:31.040> Maybe<01:24:31.360> one<01:24:31.600> day,<01:24:32.080> right? >> Yeah. Who knows? Maybe one day, right? >> Nope. >> I<01:24:33.199> don't<01:24:33.360> think<01:24:33.440> so.<01:24:33.679> I<01:24:33.920> tried<01:24:34.080> to<01:24:34.159> make<01:24:34.239> it >> I don't think so. I tried to make it happen. >> Damn. >> Yeah.<01:24:35.360> I<01:24:35.520> think<01:24:35.600> we<01:24:35.760> need<01:24:35.840> to<01:24:36.000> get<01:24:36.080> those<01:24:36.320> dudes >> Yeah. I think we need to get those dudes together.<01:24:37.120> Look<01:24:37.280> at<01:24:37.440> that.<01:24:37.840> Look<01:24:38.000> at<01:24:39.280> dunking. together. Look at that. Look at dunking. That's<01:24:41.280> crazy. That's crazy. >> I<01:24:42.080> know.<01:24:42.320> See,<01:24:42.719> that<01:24:42.960> kind<01:24:43.199> of<01:24:43.760> ability<01:24:44.239> to >> I know. See, that kind of ability to throw<01:24:44.719> your<01:24:44.960> body<01:24:45.199> around<01:24:45.440> like<01:24:45.600> that<01:24:45.760> is<01:24:46.000> so throw your body around like that is so huge<01:24:46.400> as<01:24:46.639> a<01:24:46.800> striker.<01:24:47.360> Yeah. huge as a striker. Yeah. >> Because<01:24:47.840> a<01:24:48.000> lot<01:24:48.080> of<01:24:48.159> those<01:24:48.320> guys<01:24:48.560> are >> Because a lot of those guys are plotting,<01:24:49.679> you<01:24:49.760> know,<01:24:49.920> they're<01:24:50.239> plotters. plotting, you know, they're plotters. They<01:24:51.040> just<01:24:51.120> kind<01:24:51.280> of<01:24:51.360> like<01:24:51.520> wobble<01:24:52.000> through. They just kind of like wobble through. >> I<01:24:53.120> think<01:24:53.199> what<01:24:53.360> they<01:24:53.520> need<01:24:53.679> to<01:24:53.760> do<01:24:53.840> is<01:24:54.000> get >> I think what they need to do is get Francis<01:24:54.960> and<01:24:55.120> the<01:24:55.280> UFC<01:24:55.760> together.<01:24:56.080> They<01:24:56.239> all Francis and the UFC together. They all do<01:24:56.560> mushrooms. do mushrooms. >> Just<01:24:57.920> like<01:24:58.480> make<01:24:58.719> friends. >> Just like make friends. >> Because<01:25:00.159> he<01:25:00.320> doesn't<01:25:00.480> have<01:25:00.639> much<01:25:00.800> time<01:25:00.960> left. >> Because he doesn't have much time left. I<01:25:01.360> think<01:25:01.520> Francis<01:25:01.840> is<01:25:02.080> 38.<01:25:03.120> Is<01:25:03.280> that<01:25:03.440> how<01:25:03.600> old I think Francis is 38. Is that how old he<01:25:03.920> is? he is? I<01:25:06.880> think<01:25:06.960> he's<01:25:07.199> 38,<01:25:08.080> which<01:25:08.320> is<01:25:08.560> different<01:25:08.800> as<01:25:09.040> a I think he's 38, which is different as a heavyweight.<01:25:09.760> Heavyweights<01:25:10.560> have<01:25:10.960> turns<01:25:11.280> 40 heavyweight. Heavyweights have turns 40 in<01:25:11.679> September.<01:25:12.239> Whoa. in September. Whoa. Not<01:25:14.080> much<01:25:14.239> time<01:25:14.400> left, Not much time left, >> 40<01:25:15.840> you<01:25:16.000> can<01:25:16.080> do.<01:25:16.480> But<01:25:16.639> unless<01:25:16.880> you're<01:25:17.040> Bernard >> 40 you can do. But unless you're Bernard Hopkins,<01:25:18.000> fighting<01:25:18.320> at<01:25:18.480> a<01:25:18.639> world<01:25:18.880> class<01:25:19.120> level Hopkins, fighting at a world class level in<01:25:19.600> your<01:25:19.760> 40s<01:25:20.639> kind<01:25:20.880> of<01:25:20.960> unheard<01:25:21.360> of. in your 40s kind of unheard of. >> I<01:25:22.639> remember<01:25:22.800> when<01:25:23.120> France<01:25:23.520> when<01:25:24.000> uh<01:25:24.159> Bernard >> I remember when France when uh Bernard Hopkins<01:25:25.199> fought<01:25:25.520> Kelly<01:25:25.920> Pavick,<01:25:27.280> a<01:25:27.600> lot<01:25:27.760> of Hopkins fought Kelly Pavick, a lot of people<01:25:28.719> did<01:25:28.960> not<01:25:29.199> think<01:25:29.360> that<01:25:29.520> he<01:25:29.679> had<01:25:29.760> a people did not think that he had a chance. >> Oh<01:25:30.480> yeah,<01:25:30.639> I<01:25:30.960> remember<01:25:31.199> it<01:25:31.440> very<01:25:31.679> clearly. >> Oh yeah, I remember it very clearly. >> And<01:25:32.480> he<01:25:32.639> outboxed<01:25:33.199> the<01:25:33.360> [ __ ]<01:25:33.600> out<01:25:33.679> of<01:25:33.840> Kelly >> And he outboxed the [ __ ] out of Kelly Pav.<01:25:34.639> He<01:25:34.800> looked<01:25:35.040> so<01:25:35.280> good. Pav. He looked so good. >> Truly<01:25:36.159> the<01:25:36.400> executioner.<01:25:37.120> I<01:25:37.360> want<01:25:37.440> to<01:25:37.600> say<01:25:37.679> he >> Truly the executioner. I want to say he was<01:25:37.920> in<01:25:38.080> his<01:25:38.320> 40s<01:25:39.360> when<01:25:39.600> that<01:25:39.920> happened. was in his 40s when that happened. >> I<01:25:40.800> think<01:25:41.040> so. >> How<01:25:41.840> old<01:25:42.159> was<01:25:42.560> Bernard<01:25:43.040> Hopkins<01:25:43.520> when<01:25:43.679> he >> How old was Bernard Hopkins when he fought<01:25:44.080> Kelly<01:25:44.400> Pavick? fought Kelly Pavick? >> He<01:25:46.239> fought<01:25:46.400> at<01:25:46.560> a<01:25:46.719> world<01:25:46.960> class<01:25:47.199> level<01:25:47.440> until >> He fought at a world class level until he's<01:25:47.840> 50<01:25:48.080> years<01:25:48.239> old. he's 50 years old. >> Nuts. >> Yeah.<01:25:50.560> Nuts. >> Yeah. Nuts. >> We<01:25:51.120> were<01:25:51.280> all<01:25:51.440> watching<01:25:51.679> that<01:25:51.920> one.<01:25:52.239> Everybody >> We were all watching that one. Everybody from<01:25:52.800> Youngstown<01:25:53.520> going,<01:25:54.080> "All<01:25:54.239> right,<01:25:54.639> this from Youngstown going, "All right, this is<01:25:54.880> it.<01:25:55.120> We're<01:25:55.280> going<01:25:55.360> to<01:25:55.440> get<01:25:55.600> back<01:25:55.760> on<01:25:56.000> the is it. We're going to get back on the right<01:25:56.400> path."<01:25:56.800> Because<01:25:57.040> it<01:25:57.280> was<01:25:57.600> after<01:25:57.920> his right path." Because it was after his loss<01:25:58.560> to<01:25:59.040> uh<01:25:59.600> Margarita,<01:26:00.880> is<01:26:01.040> that<01:26:01.199> right? loss to uh Margarita, is that right? Who's<01:26:02.320> the<01:26:02.560> guy<01:26:02.639> that<01:26:02.880> got<01:26:03.360> caught<01:26:03.679> with<01:26:03.840> the Who's the guy that got caught with the cement<01:26:04.320> in<01:26:04.480> his<01:26:04.639> gloves<01:26:04.960> against<01:26:05.199> the<01:26:05.440> one<01:26:05.679> guy cement in his gloves against the one guy Antonio<01:26:07.040> Margarito?<01:26:07.600> I<01:26:07.760> do<01:26:07.920> believe. Antonio Margarito? I do believe. >> 43. >> Wow.<01:26:10.960> He<01:26:11.199> was<01:26:11.360> 43<01:26:11.840> years<01:26:12.080> old. >> Wow. He was 43 years old. >> Against<01:26:14.400> a<01:26:14.800> 26y<01:26:15.440> old. >> Against a 26y old. >> Crazy.<01:26:17.920> Especially<01:26:18.480> at<01:26:19.280> 170<01:26:19.600> lbs.<01:26:20.080> Like >> Crazy. Especially at 170 lbs. Like nobody<01:26:20.960> thinks<01:26:21.920> at<01:26:22.239> that<01:26:22.560> weight<01:26:23.600> that<01:26:23.920> you nobody thinks at that weight that you you<01:26:24.560> can<01:26:24.719> be<01:26:25.360> competitive<01:26:25.840> at<01:26:26.080> a<01:26:26.239> world<01:26:26.560> class you can be competitive at a world class level<01:26:27.199> into<01:26:27.520> your<01:26:27.679> 40s.<01:26:28.480> Most<01:26:28.719> of<01:26:28.719> the<01:26:28.880> time level into your 40s. Most of the time like<01:26:29.440> people<01:26:29.679> just<01:26:29.920> write<01:26:30.159> you<01:26:30.320> off<01:26:30.480> on<01:26:30.719> that like people just write you off on that number.<01:26:31.199> Yeah, number. Yeah, >> they<01:26:31.679> don't<01:26:31.760> even<01:26:31.920> care<01:26:32.080> what<01:26:32.239> you<01:26:32.400> look<01:26:32.560> like. >> they don't even care what you look like. Like<01:26:33.199> he's<01:26:33.440> not<01:26:33.600> going<01:26:33.679> to<01:26:33.760> be<01:26:33.760> able<01:26:33.840> to<01:26:33.920> do<01:26:34.000> it. Like he's not going to be able to do it. >> Was<01:26:34.400> he<01:26:34.560> the<01:26:34.719> first<01:26:34.880> one<01:26:35.040> to<01:26:35.120> beat<01:26:35.360> Kelly?<01:26:35.679> Is >> Was he the first one to beat Kelly? Is that<01:26:36.000> what<01:26:36.080> I<01:26:36.239> just<01:26:36.400> saw?<01:26:37.040> Wow.<01:26:38.080> Okay.<01:26:38.560> So,<01:26:38.800> he that what I just saw? Wow. Okay. So, he lost<01:26:39.280> to<01:26:39.520> him<01:26:39.679> and<01:26:39.920> then<01:26:40.080> that's<01:26:40.400> where<01:26:40.800> [ __ ] lost to him and then that's where [ __ ] started<01:26:41.440> to<01:26:41.600> get<01:26:41.760> [ __ ]<01:26:42.080> up<01:26:43.120> cuz<01:26:43.440> then<01:26:43.600> he started to get [ __ ] up cuz then he went<01:26:43.920> on<01:26:44.080> a<01:26:44.480> a<01:26:44.880> bad<01:26:45.120> run<01:26:45.360> after<01:26:45.600> that. went on a a bad run after that. >> Well,<01:26:46.320> when<01:26:46.480> you<01:26:46.639> got<01:26:46.800> beat<01:26:47.040> up<01:26:47.280> like<01:26:47.440> that. >> Well, when you got beat up like that. >> It's<01:26:48.639> just<01:26:48.800> tough<01:26:48.960> on<01:26:49.120> the<01:26:49.280> brain,<01:26:49.679> dude. >> It's just tough on the brain, dude. There's<01:26:50.320> only<01:26:50.480> so<01:26:50.719> many<01:26:50.800> of<01:26:50.880> them<01:26:51.120> fights<01:26:51.520> that There's only so many of them fights that you<01:26:51.920> could<01:26:52.080> take. you could take. >> Where<01:26:53.360> you<01:26:53.520> get<01:26:53.679> really<01:26:53.920> beat<01:26:54.239> up<01:26:54.480> like<01:26:54.639> that. >> Where you get really beat up like that. Bernard<01:26:55.840> put<01:26:56.000> it<01:26:56.159> on<01:26:56.400> him. Bernard put it on him. >> Mhm.<01:26:57.280> You<01:26:57.520> know,<01:26:57.760> there's<01:26:57.790> [clears throat] >> Mhm. You know, there's [clears throat] been<01:26:58.239> a<01:26:58.480> a<01:26:58.719> bunch<01:26:58.960> of<01:26:59.120> fights<01:26:59.440> where<01:26:59.679> a<01:26:59.920> fighter been a a bunch of fights where a fighter got<01:27:00.400> beat<01:27:00.639> up<01:27:00.880> really<01:27:01.199> badly<01:27:01.520> and<01:27:01.760> then<01:27:01.920> they got beat up really badly and then they were<01:27:02.239> never<01:27:02.480> the<01:27:02.719> same<01:27:02.880> again.<01:27:03.600> Melick<01:27:04.000> Taylor were never the same again. Melick Taylor versus<01:27:04.560> Julio<01:27:04.960> Cesar<01:27:05.280> Chavez,<01:27:05.840> that's<01:27:06.000> a versus Julio Cesar Chavez, that's a great<01:27:06.320> example.<01:27:07.520> Chavez<01:27:08.080> just<01:27:08.239> put<01:27:08.480> it<01:27:08.639> on<01:27:08.800> him great example. Chavez just put it on him and<01:27:09.360> dropped<01:27:09.600> him<01:27:09.840> in<01:27:10.000> the<01:27:10.239> final<01:27:10.560> moments<01:27:10.960> of and dropped him in the final moments of the<01:27:11.199> round<01:27:11.600> and<01:27:11.840> then<01:27:12.080> Richard<01:27:12.480> Steele the round and then Richard Steele stopped<01:27:13.440> it<01:27:13.600> and<01:27:13.840> it<01:27:14.000> was<01:27:14.080> like<01:27:14.320> this<01:27:14.960> crazy stopped it and it was like this crazy [ __ ]<01:27:16.320> controversy<01:27:17.120> cuz<01:27:17.360> he<01:27:17.520> stopped<01:27:17.760> the [ __ ] controversy cuz he stopped the fight<01:27:18.080> with<01:27:18.239> like<01:27:18.480> one<01:27:18.800> second<01:27:19.040> to<01:27:19.280> go<01:27:19.440> in<01:27:19.600> a fight with like one second to go in a fight<01:27:19.920> that<01:27:20.080> Melick<01:27:20.480> was<01:27:20.639> ahead<01:27:20.800> on<01:27:20.960> the fight that Melick was ahead on the scorecards.<01:27:22.080> But<01:27:22.320> the<01:27:22.480> the<01:27:22.960> real<01:27:24.400> the<01:27:24.719> real scorecards. But the the real the real story<01:27:25.120> of<01:27:25.199> that<01:27:25.440> fight<01:27:25.679> was<01:27:25.920> that<01:27:26.320> the<01:27:26.639> damage story of that fight was that the damage that<01:27:27.840> Chavez<01:27:28.480> had<01:27:28.719> put<01:27:28.880> on<01:27:29.120> Melick,<01:27:29.600> Melick that Chavez had put on Melick, Melick was<01:27:30.159> never<01:27:30.320> the<01:27:30.480> same<01:27:30.639> again. was never the same again. >> Pavle<01:27:32.560> actually<01:27:32.800> won<01:27:32.960> his<01:27:33.280> next<01:27:33.440> two<01:27:33.600> fights >> Pavle actually won his next two fights and<01:27:34.000> then<01:27:34.159> had<01:27:34.320> a<01:27:34.480> bad<01:27:34.880> staff<01:27:35.199> infection and then had a bad staff infection problem. >> Oh<01:27:36.560> wow.<01:27:37.199> So<01:27:37.600> after<01:27:38.000> he<01:27:38.320> beat<01:27:39.280> Sergio<01:27:40.159> So<01:27:41.280> he >> Oh wow. So after he beat Sergio So he was<01:27:41.679> set<01:27:41.920> to<01:27:42.080> fight<01:27:42.320> Paul<01:27:42.639> Williams<01:27:43.679> but<01:27:44.000> to was set to fight Paul Williams but to major<01:27:44.560> staff<01:27:44.880> infection<01:27:45.520> and<01:27:45.760> allergic major staff infection and allergic reaction<01:27:46.719> some<01:27:46.880> antibiotics<01:27:47.520> nearly<01:27:47.840> killed reaction some antibiotics nearly killed him.<01:27:48.320> Whoa.<01:27:49.360> He<01:27:49.600> eventually<01:27:50.080> was<01:27:50.239> able<01:27:50.400> to him. Whoa. He eventually was able to fight<01:27:50.639> again<01:27:50.960> against<01:27:51.199> light<01:27:51.440> middleweight fight again against light middleweight champion<01:27:52.239> Sergio<01:27:52.639> Martinez. champion Sergio Martinez. >> Oh,<01:27:54.000> Sergio<01:27:54.560> Martinez<01:27:55.360> beat<01:27:55.520> him. >> Oh, Sergio Martinez beat him. >> Martinez<01:27:57.280> beat<01:27:57.840> he<01:27:58.080> beat<01:27:58.400> him.<01:27:58.639> He<01:27:58.960> Martinez >> Martinez beat he beat him. He Martinez beat<01:27:59.760> him. beat him. >> Yes,<01:28:00.800> sir. >> Yes, sir. >> Um >> by<01:28:02.880> Yeah.<01:28:03.280> Uh<01:28:03.920> unanimous<01:28:04.560> 12<01:28:04.800> round<01:28:05.040> decision. >> by Yeah. Uh unanimous 12 round decision. Sergio<01:28:06.080> Martinez<01:28:06.560> was<01:28:06.719> a<01:28:06.880> bad<01:28:07.040> [ __ ] Sergio Martinez was a bad [ __ ] too. >> Yes,<01:28:07.760> he<01:28:08.000> was. >> Yes, he was. >> Yeah.<01:28:11.151> [clears throat] >> Yeah. [clears throat] In<01:28:12.480> late<01:28:12.719> rounds,<01:28:13.120> Martinez<01:28:13.600> came<01:28:13.840> up.<01:28:14.080> Yeah. In late rounds, Martinez came up. Yeah. It's<01:28:14.800> it's<01:28:15.120> a<01:28:15.280> just<01:28:15.440> a<01:28:15.600> crazy<01:28:15.840> sport,<01:28:16.159> man.<01:28:16.400> You It's it's a just a crazy sport, man. You only<01:28:16.719> have<01:28:16.880> so<01:28:17.120> many<01:28:17.600> wars<01:28:18.000> in<01:28:18.159> you.<01:28:18.800> There's only have so many wars in you. There's only<01:28:19.199> so<01:28:19.440> many<01:28:19.600> times<01:28:19.760> you<01:28:20.000> could<01:28:20.159> do<01:28:20.320> that. only so many times you could do that. And<01:28:20.800> the<01:28:21.040> really<01:28:21.280> clever<01:28:21.679> guys<01:28:22.159> are<01:28:22.400> the<01:28:22.639> guys And the really clever guys are the guys who<01:28:22.960> just<01:28:23.120> don't<01:28:23.280> get<01:28:23.440> hit<01:28:23.679> much. who just don't get hit much. >> I<01:28:24.480> went<01:28:24.639> down<01:28:24.800> a<01:28:24.960> Maidana<01:28:25.600> rabbit<01:28:25.920> hole >> I went down a Maidana rabbit hole recently.<01:28:27.280> Oh<01:28:27.440> my<01:28:27.760> god,<01:28:28.400> that<01:28:28.639> [ __ ]<01:28:29.040> guy's recently. Oh my god, that [ __ ] guy's a<01:28:29.600> freak. a freak. >> Oh,<01:28:30.320> he's<01:28:30.560> an<01:28:30.719> animal. >> Oh, he's an animal. >> What<01:28:31.360> a<01:28:31.600> career. >> What a career. >> Oh,<01:28:32.400> he<01:28:32.480> was<01:28:32.560> an<01:28:32.800> animal. >> Oh, he was an animal. >> Unbelievable.<01:28:34.480> He<01:28:34.719> fought<01:28:35.199> everybody. >> Unbelievable. He fought everybody. >> He<01:28:36.800> was<01:28:36.880> one<01:28:37.040> of<01:28:37.040> the<01:28:37.199> few<01:28:37.280> guys<01:28:37.440> to<01:28:37.600> really >> He was one of the few guys to really rock<01:28:38.080> Floyd<01:28:38.320> Mayweather.<01:28:38.880> Yeah. rock Floyd Mayweather. Yeah. >> Knocked<01:28:39.520> his<01:28:39.679> tooth<01:28:39.920> out >> Knocked his tooth out >> and<01:28:40.800> wore<01:28:41.040> his<01:28:41.199> tooth<01:28:41.360> around<01:28:41.520> a<01:28:41.760> chain. >> and wore his tooth around a chain. >> Oh,<01:28:42.480> I<01:28:42.719> love<01:28:42.880> that. >> Yeah.<01:28:43.600> He<01:28:43.840> He<01:28:44.159> got<01:28:44.400> Floyd's<01:28:44.960> tooth<01:28:46.000> and<01:28:46.320> wore >> Yeah. He He got Floyd's tooth and wore it<01:28:47.120> as<01:28:47.280> a<01:28:47.440> piece<01:28:47.600> of<01:28:47.760> See<01:28:47.920> if<01:28:48.000> you<01:28:48.080> can<01:28:48.239> find<01:28:48.400> the it as a piece of See if you can find the tooth<01:28:49.120> that<01:28:49.520> Maidonna<01:28:50.159> had<01:28:50.320> of<01:28:50.560> Floyd.<01:28:50.880> Look tooth that Maidonna had of Floyd. Look at<01:28:51.120> that.<01:28:51.760> Look<01:28:51.920> at<01:28:52.000> that. at that. Look at that. >> Oh<01:28:53.199> my<01:28:53.520> god,<01:28:53.840> that<01:28:54.080> is<01:28:54.239> so<01:28:54.560> cool. >> Oh my god, that is so cool. >> How<01:28:55.199> hilarious<01:28:55.600> is<01:28:55.760> that? >> How hilarious is that? >> That's<01:28:57.199> so<01:28:57.520> funny. >> That's so funny. >> He<01:28:58.159> had<01:28:58.320> his<01:28:58.480> tooth<01:28:58.800> put<01:28:58.960> on<01:28:59.120> a<01:28:59.280> [ __ ]<01:28:59.760> He >> He had his tooth put on a [ __ ] He wears<01:29:00.239> Floyd's<01:29:00.719> tooth<01:29:00.960> on<01:29:01.120> a<01:29:01.360> necklace. wears Floyd's tooth on a necklace. >> Wow,<01:29:03.551> [laughter] >> Wow, [laughter] that's<01:29:04.960> crazy, that's crazy, >> boy.<01:29:06.239> What<01:29:06.400> a<01:29:06.639> square<01:29:06.960> jawed<01:29:07.280> [ __ ] >> boy. What a square jawed [ __ ] that<01:29:08.000> guy<01:29:08.159> is,<01:29:08.400> huh? that guy is, huh? >> Look<01:29:09.199> at<01:29:09.280> that<01:29:09.520> jaw.<01:29:10.400> That<01:29:10.560> guy<01:29:10.719> looks<01:29:10.960> like >> Look at that jaw. That guy looks like you<01:29:11.199> could<01:29:11.280> hit<01:29:11.360> him<01:29:11.520> with<01:29:11.600> a<01:29:11.760> baseball<01:29:12.080> bat. you could hit him with a baseball bat. He<01:29:12.880> was<01:29:12.960> a<01:29:13.199> tough<01:29:13.440> dude. He was a tough dude. >> Insane<01:29:14.400> career.<01:29:14.800> I<01:29:15.040> think<01:29:15.120> he<01:29:15.360> fought >> Insane career. I think he fought everybody. >> The<01:29:16.560> Broner<01:29:16.960> fight,<01:29:17.199> too.<01:29:17.440> He<01:29:17.600> dropped >> The Broner fight, too. He dropped Broner.<01:29:18.880> That<01:29:19.040> was<01:29:19.120> when<01:29:19.280> Broner<01:29:19.679> was<01:29:19.760> in<01:29:19.920> his Broner. That was when Broner was in his prime. >> Yeah,<01:29:22.000> he<01:29:22.239> was<01:29:22.320> a<01:29:22.480> beast.<01:29:23.120> It's<01:29:23.360> a<01:29:23.760> It's<01:29:24.080> a<01:29:24.400> hard >> Yeah, he was a beast. It's a It's a hard ass<01:29:25.520> [ __ ]<01:29:26.080> sport.<01:29:26.800> Any<01:29:27.040> combat<01:29:27.440> sport. ass [ __ ] sport. Any combat sport. That<01:29:28.000> is<01:29:28.159> a<01:29:28.400> hard<01:29:28.639> way<01:29:28.800> to<01:29:28.960> make<01:29:29.040> a<01:29:29.280> living. That is a hard way to make a living. >> Profitable. >> Do<01:29:31.920> you<01:29:32.000> see<01:29:32.080> all<01:29:32.239> the<01:29:32.400> stuff<01:29:32.480> that's<01:29:32.719> going<01:29:32.800> on >> Do you see all the stuff that's going on with<01:29:33.120> Floyd? with Floyd? >> Yeah.<01:29:34.560> I<01:29:34.960> I<01:29:35.280> can't<01:29:35.440> wrap<01:29:35.679> my<01:29:35.920> head<01:29:36.080> around<01:29:36.320> it. >> Yeah. I I can't wrap my head around it. I<01:29:36.880> don't<01:29:37.040> understand<01:29:37.520> how<01:29:38.239> someone<01:29:38.639> makes I don't understand how someone makes that<01:29:39.199> much<01:29:39.360> money<01:29:39.600> and<01:29:40.239> doesn't<01:29:40.800> pay<01:29:41.040> taxes<01:29:41.440> or that much money and doesn't pay taxes or whatever. >> Yeah.<01:29:42.719> Well,<01:29:42.880> I<01:29:43.120> could<01:29:43.199> tell<01:29:43.360> you<01:29:43.520> how<01:29:44.000> you<01:29:44.080> you >> Yeah. Well, I could tell you how you you run<01:29:44.400> out<01:29:44.560> of<01:29:44.719> money. run out of money. >> You<01:29:45.679> know,<01:29:46.080> you<01:29:46.239> you<01:29:46.639> spend<01:29:47.040> so<01:29:47.360> much<01:29:47.520> money<01:29:47.760> on >> You know, you you spend so much money on >> You<01:29:49.120> don't<01:29:49.360> Do<01:29:49.520> you<01:29:49.679> think<01:29:49.760> he<01:29:50.000> has<01:29:50.159> a<01:29:50.400> business >> You don't Do you think he has a business manager?<01:29:52.022> [sighs and gasps] manager? [sighs and gasps] >> Maybe<01:29:52.960> he<01:29:53.120> wasn't<01:29:53.360> looking<01:29:53.520> out<01:29:53.679> for<01:29:53.840> his<01:29:54.000> best >> Maybe he wasn't looking out for his best interest. >> I<01:29:54.960> mean,<01:29:56.000> just<01:29:57.040> you<01:29:57.360> got<01:29:57.600> to<01:29:58.480> put<01:29:58.880> somebody<01:29:59.360> in >> I mean, just you got to put somebody in charge<01:29:59.840> of<01:30:00.080> that<01:30:00.320> amount<01:30:00.480> of<01:30:00.639> money. charge of that amount of money. >> You<01:30:01.920> would<01:30:02.159> think<01:30:03.199> You<01:30:03.360> would<01:30:03.440> think<01:30:03.760> $750 >> You would think You would think $750 million<01:30:04.800> would<01:30:04.960> last<01:30:05.120> you<01:30:05.280> a<01:30:05.360> while.<01:30:05.840> Yeah, million would last you a while. Yeah, >> he's<01:30:06.560> I<01:30:06.719> mean<01:30:06.800> he's<01:30:06.880> not<01:30:07.040> even<01:30:07.199> 50. >> he's I mean he's not even 50. >> You<01:30:07.679> give<01:30:07.920> one<01:30:08.159> guy<01:30:08.880> 5%. >> You give one guy 5%. >> How<01:30:10.239> old<01:30:10.400> is<01:30:10.560> Floyd<01:30:10.880> now? >> How old is Floyd now? >> I<01:30:13.600> Yeah.<01:30:13.840> Put<01:30:14.000> some<01:30:14.239> away. >> I Yeah. Put some away. >> But<01:30:15.040> the<01:30:15.199> thing<01:30:15.280> is<01:30:15.440> it's<01:30:15.679> like<01:30:16.639> that >> But the thing is it's like that lifestyle.<01:30:17.840> His<01:30:18.080> lifestyle<01:30:18.639> was<01:30:18.880> all<01:30:19.040> about lifestyle. His lifestyle was all about showing<01:30:19.679> you<01:30:19.840> his<01:30:20.080> wealth.<01:30:20.719> His<01:30:21.040> lifestyle. showing you his wealth. His lifestyle. He's<01:30:22.239> 49. He's 49. Imagine<01:30:25.440> making<01:30:25.840> $750<01:30:26.719> million<01:30:27.280> and<01:30:27.520> you're Imagine making $750 million and you're 49.<01:30:28.239> You're<01:30:28.400> broke. 49. You're broke. >> Oh<01:30:29.440> god. >> That's<01:30:30.800> crazy.<01:30:31.440> But<01:30:31.600> Tyson<01:30:32.159> talks<01:30:32.480> openly >> That's crazy. But Tyson talks openly about<01:30:33.040> how<01:30:33.199> he<01:30:33.360> spent<01:30:33.600> hundreds<01:30:33.920> of<01:30:34.080> millions about how he spent hundreds of millions of<01:30:34.400> dollars, of dollars, >> just<01:30:35.360> went<01:30:35.600> through<01:30:35.760> it. >> just went through it. >> You<01:30:36.880> know,<01:30:36.960> if<01:30:37.199> you're<01:30:37.760> living<01:30:38.159> that<01:30:38.400> life >> You know, if you're living that life where<01:30:38.960> you're<01:30:39.120> just<01:30:39.360> wearing<01:30:39.679> diamonds where you're just wearing diamonds everywhere<01:30:40.480> and<01:30:40.719> you're<01:30:40.960> buying<01:30:41.280> crazy everywhere and you're buying crazy watches<01:30:42.080> and<01:30:42.560> you<01:30:42.639> know,<01:30:42.880> Floyd<01:30:43.280> does<01:30:43.520> these watches and you know, Floyd does these things.<01:30:44.239> You<01:30:44.320> ever<01:30:44.480> seen<01:30:44.800> way<01:30:45.199> he<01:30:45.360> he'll<01:30:45.679> go things. You ever seen way he he'll go into<01:30:45.920> a<01:30:46.159> hotel<01:30:46.400> room<01:30:46.639> when<01:30:46.880> he's<01:30:47.120> traveling into a hotel room when he's traveling and<01:30:48.000> he<01:30:48.239> talks<01:30:48.480> about<01:30:48.639> like<01:30:48.880> the<01:30:49.120> watches<01:30:49.360> that and he talks about like the watches that he<01:30:49.760> brought<01:30:50.000> and<01:30:50.239> so<01:30:50.400> he<01:30:50.560> opens<01:30:50.880> up<01:30:51.040> suitcases he brought and so he opens up suitcases with<01:30:52.480> millions<01:30:53.360> of<01:30:53.600> dollars<01:30:53.920> in<01:30:54.239> watches.<01:30:55.280> He with millions of dollars in watches. He just<01:30:55.679> opens<01:30:56.000> suitcase.<01:30:56.480> You<01:30:56.639> ever<01:30:56.800> seen just opens suitcase. You ever seen these? >> Find<01:30:58.000> them<01:30:58.159> because<01:30:58.400> they're<01:30:58.560> kind<01:30:58.800> of >> Find them because they're kind of hilarious.<01:30:59.760> He's<01:31:00.480> just<01:31:00.719> trying<01:31:00.880> to<01:31:01.040> figure hilarious. He's just trying to figure out<01:31:01.360> which<01:31:01.452> [clears throat]<01:31:01.520> one<01:31:01.679> he<01:31:01.920> wants out which [clears throat] one he wants to<01:31:02.239> wear.<01:31:02.719> He<01:31:02.960> brings<01:31:03.199> them<01:31:03.360> all<01:31:03.520> with<01:31:03.679> him. to wear. He brings them all with him. >> Yeah.<01:31:04.080> He's<01:31:04.239> just<01:31:04.480> showing<01:31:04.719> off.<01:31:05.280> He's >> Yeah. He's just showing off. He's showing<01:31:05.679> off<01:31:05.840> that<01:31:06.000> he's<01:31:06.239> got<01:31:06.320> two<01:31:06.560> suitcases showing off that he's got two suitcases filled<01:31:07.520> with<01:31:08.000> diamond<01:31:08.480> encrusted<01:31:09.760> PC filled with diamond encrusted PC Philippes<01:31:10.719> and<01:31:11.600> you<01:31:11.760> know Philippes and you know the<01:31:13.760> the<01:31:13.920> the<01:31:14.239> most<01:31:14.400> high-end<01:31:15.040> watches.<01:31:15.840> Look the the the most high-end watches. Look at<01:31:16.159> this.<01:31:17.440> See<01:31:17.600> if<01:31:17.760> you<01:31:18.080> do<01:31:18.239> you<01:31:18.320> have<01:31:18.400> the at this. See if you do you have the clip? >> Here<01:31:19.679> it<01:31:19.793> [clears throat]<01:31:19.840> is.<01:31:20.000> Look.<01:31:20.239> Play >> Here it [clears throat] is. Look. Play put<01:31:20.719> some<01:31:20.880> volume<01:31:21.040> on<01:31:21.199> this.<01:31:21.440> Look<01:31:21.600> at<01:31:21.679> this. put some volume on this. Look at this. are<01:31:22.719> always<01:31:23.040> in<01:31:23.280> my<01:31:23.520> [ __ ]<01:31:23.840> business are always in my [ __ ] business worried<01:31:24.480> about<01:31:24.719> what<01:31:24.960> I'm<01:31:25.199> doing,<01:31:25.760> what<01:31:26.000> Floyd worried about what I'm doing, what Floyd is<01:31:26.639> doing,<01:31:27.040> what<01:31:27.199> Floyd<01:31:27.520> ain't<01:31:27.840> doing,<01:31:28.320> what<01:31:28.480> I is doing, what Floyd ain't doing, what I do<01:31:28.880> got,<01:31:29.120> what<01:31:29.280> I<01:31:29.440> don't<01:31:29.679> got.<01:31:30.639> Just<01:31:30.960> know do got, what I don't got. Just know I'mma<01:31:31.600> stay<01:31:31.760> in<01:31:31.920> my<01:31:32.080> lane.<01:31:32.320> I<01:31:32.480> ain't<01:31:32.639> going<01:31:32.719> to I'mma stay in my lane. I ain't going to [ __ ]<01:31:33.040> with<01:31:33.199> nobody.<01:31:33.760> And<01:31:33.920> I<01:31:34.080> don't<01:31:34.159> want [ __ ] with nobody. And I don't want nobody<01:31:34.560> [ __ ]<01:31:34.960> with<01:31:35.120> me.<01:31:35.679> If<01:31:35.920> I<01:31:36.080> go<01:31:36.239> on nobody [ __ ] with me. If I go on vacation,<01:31:37.280> my<01:31:37.520> fault.<01:31:37.840> When<01:31:38.080> I<01:31:38.159> go<01:31:38.320> on vacation, my fault. When I go on vacation<01:31:39.840> for<01:31:40.080> 30<01:31:40.400> days,<01:31:41.199> I<01:31:41.440> take<01:31:41.600> 30<01:31:41.920> watches vacation for 30 days, I take 30 watches with<01:31:42.400> me.<01:31:43.373> [laughter] >> Look<01:31:46.560> at<01:31:46.719> this. >> Look at this. >> But<01:31:47.360> you<01:31:47.440> know<01:31:47.520> what?<01:31:47.920> You<01:31:48.080> know<01:31:48.239> what?<01:31:48.880> What's >> But you know what? You know what? What's crazy<01:31:49.440> is<01:31:49.679> this.<01:31:50.159> if<01:31:50.400> we<01:31:50.560> add<01:31:50.800> 10<01:31:51.040> more<01:31:51.280> days,<01:31:52.400> I crazy is this. if we add 10 more days, I take<01:31:52.880> 10<01:31:53.120> more<01:31:53.280> watches. But<01:31:56.800> then<01:31:57.040> I<01:31:57.199> say,<01:31:57.440> "Fuck<01:31:57.840> it.<01:31:58.400> If<01:31:58.639> I<01:31:58.719> want<01:31:58.880> to But then I say, "Fuck it. If I want to bring<01:31:59.120> out<01:31:59.280> the<01:31:59.440> one<01:31:59.600> and<01:31:59.760> only,<01:32:00.159> then<01:32:00.400> I<01:32:00.560> bring bring out the one and only, then I bring out<01:32:00.800> the<01:32:00.960> watch<01:32:01.120> that<01:32:01.280> cost<01:32:01.520> $18<01:32:01.920> million." out the watch that cost $18 million." >> Oh,<01:32:02.800> Jesus. >> Oh, Jesus. Matter<01:32:05.120> of<01:32:05.199> fact,<01:32:05.360> you<01:32:05.440> know<01:32:05.520> what<01:32:05.600> I'm<01:32:05.760> going Matter of fact, you know what I'm going to<01:32:05.920> do<01:32:06.239> for<01:32:06.480> you<01:32:06.639> [ __ ]<01:32:07.040> haters to do for you [ __ ] haters today?<01:32:07.920> I'm<01:32:08.080> going<01:32:08.159> to<01:32:08.239> go<01:32:08.320> [ __ ]<01:32:08.560> off<01:32:08.800> $50,000 today? I'm going to go [ __ ] off $50,000 cuz<01:32:09.600> I<01:32:09.679> ain't<01:32:09.840> got<01:32:09.920> [ __ ]<01:32:10.159> else<01:32:10.320> to<01:32:10.480> do. cuz I ain't got [ __ ] else to do. Money<01:32:12.400> made<01:32:12.880> all<01:32:13.199> [ __ ]<01:32:13.760> day. Money made all [ __ ] day. >> You<01:32:15.440> know<01:32:15.520> what's<01:32:15.760> crazy? >> You know what's crazy? >> That's<01:32:16.400> the<01:32:16.560> problem.<01:32:17.520> So<01:32:18.320> that<01:32:18.960> you<01:32:19.199> can<01:32:19.280> only >> That's the problem. So that you can only do<01:32:19.600> for<01:32:19.760> so<01:32:20.000> long. do for so long. >> So<01:32:21.840> if<01:32:22.080> you<01:32:22.159> have<01:32:22.320> one<01:32:22.719> $18<01:32:23.120> million<01:32:23.679> watch >> So if you have one $18 million watch like,<01:32:24.639> okay,<01:32:25.120> let's<01:32:25.360> not<01:32:25.600> get<01:32:25.760> crazy.<01:32:26.320> Let's like, okay, let's not get crazy. Let's not<01:32:26.719> get<01:32:26.960> crazy.<01:32:27.679> You<01:32:27.920> wanted<01:32:28.080> to<01:32:28.239> get<01:32:28.320> it,<01:32:28.560> you not get crazy. You wanted to get it, you got<01:32:28.800> it.<01:32:29.120> You<01:32:29.280> have<01:32:29.440> $750<01:32:30.080> million.<01:32:30.639> You<01:32:30.800> have got it. You have $750 million. You have one<01:32:31.120> $18<01:32:31.440> million<01:32:31.840> watch.<01:32:32.880> You<01:32:33.120> can't<01:32:33.520> have one $18 million watch. You can't have 18<01:32:35.760> watches 18 watches that<01:32:37.840> cost<01:32:38.400> millions<01:32:38.800> of<01:32:38.960> dollars.<01:32:39.520> Like<01:32:39.840> cuz that cost millions of dollars. Like cuz you're<01:32:40.400> going<01:32:40.480> to<01:32:40.560> need<01:32:40.800> more.<01:32:41.280> You're<01:32:41.440> going you're going to need more. You're going to<01:32:41.600> keep<01:32:41.760> wanting<01:32:42.000> to<01:32:42.159> buy<01:32:42.320> more.<01:32:42.719> You're to keep wanting to buy more. You're going<01:32:42.960> to<01:32:43.040> keep<01:32:43.280> you're<01:32:43.520> going<01:32:43.600> to<01:32:43.679> run<01:32:43.840> out<01:32:44.000> of going to keep you're going to run out of money.<01:32:44.880> How<01:32:45.120> many<01:32:45.600> Rolls-Royces<01:32:46.239> do<01:32:46.400> you money. How many Rolls-Royces do you have?<01:32:46.719> Okay.<01:32:47.040> Each<01:32:47.199> one<01:32:47.280> of<01:32:47.360> those<01:32:47.440> is<01:32:47.600> a<01:32:47.679> half have? Okay. Each one of those is a half a<01:32:48.000> million<01:32:48.239> dollars.<01:32:48.800> You<01:32:48.960> have<01:32:49.120> four<01:32:49.280> or<01:32:49.440> five a million dollars. You have four or five of<01:32:49.760> them.<01:32:50.400> H<01:32:51.120> how<01:32:51.360> many<01:32:51.520> Ferraris?<01:32:52.159> You<01:32:52.320> got<01:32:52.560> 10 of them. H how many Ferraris? You got 10 Ferraris.<01:32:53.600> Okay.<01:32:54.000> What? Ferraris. Okay. What? Some<01:32:55.840> of<01:32:55.920> those<01:32:56.080> Ferraris<01:32:56.400> are<01:32:56.560> almost<01:32:56.800> a Some of those Ferraris are almost a million<01:32:57.199> dollars.<01:32:57.520> You<01:32:57.760> have<01:32:57.840> 10<01:32:58.239> almost<01:32:58.560> a million dollars. You have 10 almost a million<01:32:59.040> dollar<01:32:59.280> cars.<01:33:00.080> Okay.<01:33:00.400> So,<01:33:00.800> just<01:33:01.040> in million dollar cars. Okay. So, just in watches<01:33:02.080> and<01:33:02.480> cars<01:33:03.040> alone,<01:33:03.920> we're<01:33:04.239> looking<01:33:04.480> at watches and cars alone, we're looking at 50<01:33:05.120> 60<01:33:05.440> million.<01:33:06.719> Okay.<01:33:07.040> And<01:33:07.199> then<01:33:07.360> you<01:33:07.520> have 50 60 million. Okay. And then you have to<01:33:07.840> make<01:33:08.639> 120<01:33:09.040> plus<01:33:09.360> to<01:33:09.679> actually<01:33:10.000> have<01:33:10.320> 60.<01:33:10.960> I to make 120 plus to actually have 60. I don't<01:33:11.280> know<01:33:11.360> if<01:33:11.440> he's<01:33:11.679> leasing<01:33:12.000> them.<01:33:12.320> I<01:33:12.480> don't don't know if he's leasing them. I don't know<01:33:12.639> how<01:33:12.800> he's<01:33:13.040> financing<01:33:13.520> things.<01:33:13.760> I<01:33:13.920> don't know how he's financing things. I don't know.<01:33:14.639> But know. But >> I<01:33:15.600> would<01:33:15.760> love<01:33:16.000> to<01:33:16.159> know >> I would love to know >> the<01:33:16.800> real >> the real >> he<01:33:17.120> can<01:33:17.280> make<01:33:17.440> that<01:33:17.600> money<01:33:17.920> back<01:33:18.400> by<01:33:19.360> he<01:33:19.600> can >> he can make that money back by he can make<01:33:19.840> the<01:33:20.000> money<01:33:20.159> that<01:33:20.320> he<01:33:20.480> needs<01:33:20.719> back<01:33:21.040> by make the money that he needs back by literally<01:33:22.320> making<01:33:22.560> a<01:33:22.800> super<01:33:23.120> documentary literally making a super documentary about<01:33:23.840> how<01:33:24.000> he<01:33:24.239> spent<01:33:24.480> it.<01:33:25.040> You<01:33:25.199> ever<01:33:25.360> seen about how he spent it. You ever seen that<01:33:25.760> 30<01:33:26.000> for30<01:33:26.639> broke<01:33:27.440> about<01:33:27.679> how<01:33:27.840> the<01:33:28.000> NFL that 30 for30 broke about how the NFL players<01:33:28.800> all<01:33:28.960> spent<01:33:29.199> their<01:33:29.440> money? players all spent their money? >> Well,<01:33:30.639> it's<01:33:30.880> unbelievable.<01:33:31.679> One<01:33:31.760> of<01:33:31.840> the >> Well, it's unbelievable. One of the easiest<01:33:32.480> watches<01:33:32.960> ever. easiest watches ever. [cough and clears throat] And<01:33:35.040> like<01:33:36.400> it<01:33:36.880> it's<01:33:37.679> I<01:33:38.400> got<01:33:38.480> to<01:33:38.560> be<01:33:38.719> 30<01:33:39.040> for30's And like it it's I got to be 30 for30's like<01:33:39.760> biggest<01:33:40.159> production<01:33:40.560> ever.<01:33:40.880> Like<01:33:41.040> it's like biggest production ever. Like it's everywhere.<01:33:41.840> It's<01:33:42.159> it's<01:33:42.560> just<01:33:42.880> huge.<01:33:44.000> And<01:33:44.480> um everywhere. It's it's just huge. And um yeah,<01:33:45.679> who<01:33:45.920> the<01:33:46.080> hell<01:33:46.320> doesn't<01:33:46.639> want<01:33:46.800> to<01:33:46.960> know yeah, who the hell doesn't want to know about<01:33:47.280> that,<01:33:47.679> right? about that, right? >> And<01:33:48.159> I'm<01:33:48.320> waiting<01:33:48.480> on<01:33:48.639> that<01:33:48.880> Nicholas<01:33:49.280> Cage >> And I'm waiting on that Nicholas Cage dock<01:33:50.080> that<01:33:50.560> I<01:33:50.880> probably<01:33:51.199> nobody's<01:33:51.679> making dock that I probably nobody's making either<01:33:52.480> where<01:33:52.719> it's<01:33:52.960> like<01:33:53.199> because<01:33:53.520> he's<01:33:53.760> a either where it's like because he's a different<01:33:54.239> version<01:33:54.560> of<01:33:54.719> that,<01:33:55.199> you<01:33:55.360> know, different version of that, you know, about<01:33:55.679> this. about this. >> He<01:33:56.320> went<01:33:56.480> broke. >> He went broke. >> Oh,<01:33:57.280> yeah. >> But<01:33:58.320> then<01:33:58.480> he<01:33:58.639> made<01:33:58.719> it<01:33:58.880> back<01:33:59.040> again. >> But then he made it back again. >> Well,<01:34:00.000> yeah.<01:34:00.239> He<01:34:00.400> works<01:34:00.639> his<01:34:00.800> ass<01:34:01.040> off.<01:34:01.440> So,<01:34:01.679> he >> Well, yeah. He works his ass off. So, he went<01:34:02.000> on<01:34:02.159> a<01:34:02.560> He's<01:34:02.880> on<01:34:03.040> a<01:34:03.360> terror.<01:34:04.159> He's<01:34:04.400> just went on a He's on a terror. He's just making<01:34:04.880> movies<01:34:05.280> left<01:34:05.440> and<01:34:05.679> right.<01:34:06.960> And<01:34:07.440> uh making movies left and right. And uh yeah,<01:34:10.080> going<01:34:10.320> from<01:34:10.560> 100 yeah, going from 100 >> he<01:34:11.040> faced<01:34:11.280> severe<01:34:11.600> financial<01:34:12.080> struggles<01:34:12.400> in >> he faced severe financial struggles in the<01:34:12.719> late<01:34:13.040> 2000s,<01:34:13.679> going<01:34:13.920> from<01:34:14.239> $150<01:34:14.719> million the late 2000s, going from $150 million fortune<01:34:15.440> to<01:34:15.600> being<01:34:16.000> 6<01:34:16.159> million<01:34:16.400> in<01:34:16.639> debt. fortune to being 6 million in debt. Whoa.<01:34:17.600> He<01:34:17.840> never<01:34:18.080> officially<01:34:18.480> filed<01:34:18.800> for Whoa. He never officially filed for bankruptcy,<01:34:19.600> but<01:34:19.840> he<01:34:20.000> cleared<01:34:20.320> his<01:34:20.480> debts<01:34:20.800> by bankruptcy, but he cleared his debts by relentlessly<01:34:22.000> taking<01:34:22.159> on<01:34:22.400> movie<01:34:22.719> roles, relentlessly taking on movie roles, including<01:34:24.000> direct<01:34:24.320> to<01:34:24.560> video<01:34:24.800> films<01:34:25.280> and including direct to video films and selling<01:34:25.920> off<01:34:26.159> extensive<01:34:26.800> real<01:34:27.040> estate<01:34:27.280> and selling off extensive real estate and assets.<01:34:28.080> And assets. And >> I<01:34:28.400> guess<01:34:28.560> he<01:34:28.719> bought<01:34:28.880> like<01:34:29.040> a<01:34:29.199> lot<01:34:29.280> of<01:34:29.440> T-Rex >> I guess he bought like a lot of T-Rex skulls.<01:34:30.480> Like<01:34:30.639> he<01:34:30.800> spent<01:34:31.120> his<01:34:31.280> money<01:34:31.440> on<01:34:31.679> like skulls. Like he spent his money on like crazy<01:34:32.320> things.<01:34:32.880> He<01:34:33.040> didn't<01:34:33.280> just<01:34:33.360> go<01:34:33.600> watches crazy things. He didn't just go watches and<01:34:34.320> cars.<01:34:35.360> He<01:34:35.600> would<01:34:35.760> find<01:34:36.000> crazy<01:34:36.320> pieces<01:34:36.639> of and cars. He would find crazy pieces of art<01:34:37.120> and<01:34:37.920> like<01:34:38.560> old<01:34:39.679> historical<01:34:40.400> things,<01:34:40.719> I art and like old historical things, I >> Well,<01:34:42.080> he<01:34:42.320> was<01:34:42.400> a<01:34:42.560> movie<01:34:42.800> star<01:34:43.679> from<01:34:44.320> way<01:34:44.719> back. >> Well, he was a movie star from way back. You<01:34:45.679> got<01:34:45.840> to<01:34:46.000> realize<01:34:46.239> like<01:34:46.560> what<01:34:46.719> was<01:34:46.880> his You got to realize like what was his first<01:34:47.280> film?<01:34:47.600> I<01:34:47.760> think<01:34:47.840> his<01:34:48.080> first<01:34:48.239> film<01:34:48.400> was first film? I think his first film was like<01:34:48.880> 1980<01:34:49.600> or<01:34:49.840> something. like 1980 or something. >> I<01:34:50.960> remember<01:34:51.199> him<01:34:51.360> being<01:34:51.520> a<01:34:51.679> movie<01:34:51.840> star<01:34:52.000> when<01:34:52.159> I >> I remember him being a movie star when I was<01:34:52.400> in<01:34:52.560> high<01:34:52.719> school. was in high school. >> That's<01:34:54.080> a<01:34:54.400> lot<01:34:54.560> of<01:34:54.880> time<01:34:55.360> of<01:34:55.679> being<01:34:55.920> in<01:34:56.159> that >> That's a lot of time of being in that bizarro<01:34:57.760> Hollywood<01:34:58.400> bubble<01:34:59.360> getting<01:34:59.679> your bizarro Hollywood bubble getting your brain<01:35:00.239> cooked<01:35:00.560> by<01:35:00.800> fame. brain cooked by fame. >> Yeah.<01:35:01.840> He's<01:35:02.159> one<01:35:02.320> of<01:35:02.400> those<01:35:02.639> you<01:35:02.880> can<01:35:02.960> watch >> Yeah. He's one of those you can watch him<01:35:03.360> do<01:35:03.600> anything<01:35:04.800> like<01:35:05.600> one<01:35:05.840> of<01:35:05.920> those<01:35:06.400> freaks him do anything like one of those freaks where<01:35:07.520> even<01:35:07.760> though<01:35:08.239> people<01:35:08.480> will<01:35:08.719> say<01:35:08.960> I where even though people will say I don't<01:35:09.280> like<01:35:09.360> this<01:35:09.600> Nicholas<01:35:10.080> Cage<01:35:10.400> thing,<01:35:10.560> I don't like this Nicholas Cage thing, I don't<01:35:10.880> like<01:35:10.960> that. don't like that. >> From<01:35:12.159> an<01:35:12.320> article<01:35:12.560> about<01:35:12.800> what<01:35:12.960> he<01:35:13.120> spent<01:35:13.280> his >> From an article about what he spent his money<01:35:13.679> on, money on, >> $455,000<01:35:15.440> for<01:35:15.679> two<01:35:15.920> snakes. >> $455,000 for two snakes. [gasps] >> Okay,<01:35:21.120> so<01:35:21.440> it<01:35:21.600> was<01:35:21.840> $276,000 >> Okay, so it was $276,000 in<01:35:23.679> 2005,<01:35:24.400> the<01:35:24.639> equivalent<01:35:24.960> of<01:35:25.199> $455,000 in 2005, the equivalent of $455,000 today.<01:35:27.679> Thanks<01:35:28.159> inflation. today. Thanks inflation. >> How<01:35:29.520> crazy<01:35:29.760> is<01:35:29.920> that? >> How crazy is that? What's<01:35:31.679> the<01:35:31.920> four?<01:35:32.400> Think<01:35:32.560> about<01:35:32.719> that. What's the four? Think about that. $275,000<01:35:34.239> in<01:35:34.480> 2005<01:35:35.120> is<01:35:35.520> $455,000<01:35:36.800> today. $275,000 in 2005 is $455,000 today. >> How<01:35:38.400> fun<01:35:38.719> is<01:35:38.960> inflation? >> How fun is inflation? >> What<01:35:41.440> was<01:35:41.679> uh<01:35:41.840> Nicholas<01:35:42.159> Cage's<01:35:42.639> first<01:35:42.800> movie >> What was uh Nicholas Cage's first movie >> officially? >> He<01:35:46.880> was<01:35:46.960> in<01:35:47.120> a<01:35:47.280> few<01:35:47.360> things<01:35:47.520> like >> He was in a few things like unofficially. >> Just<01:35:48.719> that<01:35:49.040> crazy<01:35:49.360> movie<01:35:49.600> with<01:35:49.840> him<01:35:50.320> and >> Just that crazy movie with him and >> Raising<01:35:52.080> Arizona<01:35:52.560> had<01:35:52.719> to<01:35:52.880> be<01:35:52.960> like<01:35:53.120> the<01:35:53.360> first >> Raising Arizona had to be like the first big<01:35:53.679> hit,<01:35:54.000> right? big hit, right? >> That<01:35:54.480> was<01:35:54.560> a<01:35:54.639> big<01:35:54.800> one.<01:35:55.199> That<01:35:55.440> was<01:35:55.520> a<01:35:55.679> big<01:35:55.840> one. >> That was a big one. That was a big one. His new<01:35:59.679> ones<01:35:59.920> are<01:36:00.159> good,<01:36:00.480> too.<01:36:01.120> These<01:36:01.440> wacky new ones are good, too. These wacky ones, >> his<01:36:02.239> filmography,<01:36:03.040> if<01:36:03.280> you<01:36:03.440> go<01:36:03.520> all<01:36:03.679> the<01:36:03.760> way >> his filmography, if you go all the way back,<01:36:04.320> 1982,<01:36:05.199> Fast<01:36:05.520> Times<01:36:05.760> at<01:36:05.920> Ridgemont<01:36:06.480> High back, 1982, Fast Times at Ridgemont High >> is<01:36:07.199> Nicholas<01:36:07.520> Copala. >> is Nicholas Copala. >> Valley<01:36:08.400> Girl<01:36:08.560> is<01:36:08.719> what<01:36:08.880> I<01:36:08.960> was<01:36:09.040> thinking<01:36:09.199> of. >> Valley Girl is what I was thinking of. That<01:36:09.679> was<01:36:09.760> in<01:36:10.000> 83. That was in 83. Yeah.<01:36:13.280> Credit<01:36:13.600> is<01:36:13.760> Nicholas<01:36:14.159> Copela.<01:36:14.560> That's Yeah. Credit is Nicholas Copela. That's before<01:36:14.880> he<01:36:15.120> changed<01:36:15.360> his<01:36:15.600> name<01:36:16.080> because<01:36:16.239> he before he changed his name because he didn't<01:36:16.639> want<01:36:16.719> to<01:36:16.880> be<01:36:17.040> connected<01:36:18.000> to<01:36:18.239> what<01:36:18.400> is didn't want to be connected to what is his<01:36:18.800> uncle<01:36:19.280> Francis<01:36:19.679> Ford<01:36:20.000> Copa.<01:36:20.320> Is<01:36:20.400> that his uncle Francis Ford Copa. Is that what<01:36:20.639> it<01:36:20.719> is? what it is? >> Valley<01:36:22.800> Girl.<01:36:23.199> So,<01:36:23.440> Valley<01:36:23.679> Girl<01:36:23.920> was<01:36:24.080> 83.<01:36:24.639> So, >> Valley Girl. So, Valley Girl was 83. So, I<01:36:24.880> was<01:36:24.960> in<01:36:25.120> high<01:36:25.280> school,<01:36:25.520> dude.<01:36:26.080> Arizona I was in high school, dude. Arizona Peggy<01:36:26.880> got<01:36:27.040> married.<01:36:27.280> Those<01:36:27.440> are<01:36:27.520> big,<01:36:27.760> too. Peggy got married. Those are big, too. >> Big.<01:36:28.719> Those<01:36:28.960> were<01:36:29.120> huge<01:36:29.520> movies,<01:36:29.920> dude. >> Big. Those were huge movies, dude. Raising<01:36:30.480> Arizona<01:36:30.880> is<01:36:31.120> so<01:36:31.360> [ __ ]<01:36:31.679> funny. Raising Arizona is so [ __ ] funny. >> I<01:36:33.440> saw<01:36:33.600> that<01:36:33.840> like<01:36:34.080> a<01:36:34.239> year<01:36:34.400> ago.<01:36:35.280> I<01:36:35.520> forgot.<01:36:35.920> I >> I saw that like a year ago. I forgot. I forgot<01:36:36.320> how<01:36:36.560> funny<01:36:36.719> it<01:36:36.960> was.<01:36:37.520> Remember<01:36:37.840> Tai forgot how funny it was. Remember Tai Cob<01:36:38.400> or<01:36:38.719> Tex<01:36:39.040> Cobb<01:36:39.280> was<01:36:39.440> in<01:36:39.600> there?<01:36:40.080> The<01:36:40.239> boxer Cob or Tex Cobb was in there? The boxer with<01:36:40.800> the<01:36:40.880> flatten<01:36:41.280> nose<01:36:41.520> who<01:36:41.679> fought<01:36:41.920> Larry with the flatten nose who fought Larry Holmes.<01:36:43.520> He<01:36:43.679> did<01:36:43.840> a<01:36:43.920> bunch<01:36:44.000> of<01:36:44.159> movies. Holmes. He did a bunch of movies. >> Big<01:36:44.719> white<01:36:44.880> guy. >> Big white guy. >> Yeah.<01:36:45.600> Big<01:36:45.840> big<01:36:46.159> [ __ ]<01:36:46.480> cornfed<01:36:47.040> white<01:36:47.280> guy >> Yeah. Big big [ __ ] cornfed white guy on<01:36:47.600> the<01:36:47.760> motorcycle. on the motorcycle. >> Yeah.<01:36:49.261> [laughter]<01:36:49.600> Oh<01:36:49.920> yeah.<01:36:50.480> He's<01:36:50.800> great. >> Yeah. [laughter] Oh yeah. He's great. >> It's<01:36:51.440> a<01:36:51.600> Cohen<01:36:51.920> brothers<01:36:52.239> movie,<01:36:52.560> right? >> It's a Cohen brothers movie, right? Raising<01:36:53.280> Arizona<01:36:53.679> is Raising Arizona is those<01:36:56.400> guys<01:36:56.560> might<01:36:56.800> be<01:36:56.880> the<01:36:57.040> goats.<01:36:57.760> They those guys might be the goats. They might<01:36:58.080> be<01:36:58.159> the<01:36:58.320> goats<01:36:58.560> of<01:36:58.639> comedy.<01:36:58.960> Them<01:36:59.119> and might be the goats of comedy. Them and the<01:36:59.760> brothers. the brothers. >> Yep.<01:37:00.960> No<01:37:01.199> doubt. >> Yep. No doubt. >> See<01:37:01.840> how<01:37:02.080> many<01:37:02.480> amazing<01:37:03.119> hilarious<01:37:03.679> [ __ ] >> See how many amazing hilarious [ __ ] movies<01:37:04.239> and<01:37:04.400> the<01:37:04.480> Cohen<01:37:04.800> brothers<01:37:05.040> was.<01:37:05.360> They movies and the Cohen brothers was. They were<01:37:05.600> always<01:37:05.920> so<01:37:06.320> out<01:37:06.560> there.<01:37:07.040> Everything's were always so out there. Everything's so<01:37:07.760> out<01:37:08.000> there. so out there. >> Some<01:37:09.280> of<01:37:09.440> their<01:37:09.600> films<01:37:09.840> are<01:37:10.000> just<01:37:10.159> like<01:37:10.400> what >> Some of their films are just like what the<01:37:10.880> [ __ ]<01:37:11.199> are<01:37:11.360> you<01:37:11.520> guys<01:37:11.840> doing? the [ __ ] are you guys doing? >> Like<01:37:13.600> King<01:37:14.000> was<01:37:14.159> Kingpin<01:37:14.639> Fairley<01:37:15.040> Brothers. >> Like King was Kingpin Fairley Brothers. >> Yes. >> Those<01:37:16.159> guys<01:37:16.400> too.<01:37:16.639> Like<01:37:16.880> without<01:37:17.040> a<01:37:17.119> doubt. >> Those guys too. Like without a doubt. >> [ __ ]<01:37:17.760> that<01:37:17.920> was<01:37:18.080> good. >> [ __ ] that was good. >> Unbelievable. >> [ __ ]<01:37:20.000> That's<01:37:20.239> a<01:37:20.400> funny<01:37:20.560> movie. >> [ __ ] That's a funny movie. >> So<01:37:21.280> [ __ ]<01:37:21.600> great.<01:37:22.080> So<01:37:22.400> funny. >> So [ __ ] great. So funny. >> The<01:37:23.520> scene<01:37:23.760> where<01:37:24.000> he's<01:37:24.239> throwing<01:37:24.560> up<01:37:24.719> in<01:37:24.960> the >> The scene where he's throwing up in the toilet<01:37:25.360> when<01:37:25.600> she's<01:37:25.840> talking<01:37:26.000> about<01:37:26.159> him toilet when she's talking about him eating<01:37:26.597> [snorts]<01:37:26.639> her<01:37:26.800> [ __ ] eating [snorts] her [ __ ] >> to<01:37:28.080> pay<01:37:28.239> his<01:37:28.480> rent. >> to pay his rent. >> Oh<01:37:29.600> my<01:37:29.840> god.<01:37:29.872> [laughter] >> Oh my god. [laughter] Oh,<01:37:32.400> Woody's<01:37:32.880> range<01:37:33.199> is<01:37:33.520> incredible. Oh, Woody's range is incredible. >> You<01:37:34.960> know<01:37:35.040> what<01:37:35.119> I<01:37:35.280> heard<01:37:35.440> about<01:37:35.600> that<01:37:35.760> movie? >> You know what I heard about that movie? That<01:37:36.480> they<01:37:36.880> had<01:37:37.119> primed<01:37:37.679> all<01:37:37.840> the<01:37:38.080> actors<01:37:38.880> to That they had primed all the actors to get<01:37:39.360> really<01:37:39.679> excited<01:37:40.320> when<01:37:40.639> Bill<01:37:40.880> Murray get really excited when Bill Murray throws<01:37:41.679> three<01:37:41.920> strikes<01:37:42.480> cuz<01:37:42.639> he<01:37:42.800> had<01:37:42.880> to<01:37:43.040> throw throws three strikes cuz he had to throw three<01:37:43.600> strikes<01:37:43.920> in<01:37:44.080> a<01:37:44.239> row.<01:37:44.480> And<01:37:44.639> so<01:37:44.800> they three strikes in a row. And so they said,<01:37:45.119> "This<01:37:45.440> might<01:37:45.600> take<01:37:45.760> a<01:37:45.920> while,<01:37:46.000> so<01:37:46.239> we're said, "This might take a while, so we're going<01:37:46.480> to<01:37:46.560> really<01:37:46.719> need<01:37:46.880> your<01:37:47.119> enthusiasm." going to really need your enthusiasm." And<01:37:48.320> then<01:37:48.560> Bill<01:37:48.880> Murray<01:37:49.360> actually<01:37:49.840> threw And then Bill Murray actually threw three<01:37:51.040> strikes<01:37:51.520> in<01:37:51.840> a<01:37:52.080> row<01:37:52.400> first<01:37:52.719> attempt<01:37:53.119> and three strikes in a row first attempt and everybody<01:37:53.840> went<01:37:54.320> crazy<01:37:55.360> like<01:37:55.760> for<01:37:56.000> real<01:37:56.719> cuz everybody went crazy like for real cuz they<01:37:57.119> were,<01:37:57.360> you<01:37:57.440> know,<01:37:57.600> like<01:37:57.760> they<01:37:57.920> were<01:37:58.080> said they were, you know, like they were said this<01:37:58.400> is<01:37:58.560> not<01:37:58.719> going<01:37:58.800> to<01:37:59.040> happen<01:37:59.360> this<01:37:59.600> way.<01:37:59.920> So this is not going to happen this way. So when<01:38:00.239> he<01:38:00.480> actually<01:38:00.880> did<01:38:01.040> it,<01:38:01.679> everybody<01:38:02.000> went when he actually did it, everybody went [ __ ]<01:38:02.560> bananas. [ __ ] bananas. >> Nuts.<01:38:04.480> [ __ ]<01:38:04.880> Such<01:38:05.040> a<01:38:05.199> good<01:38:05.360> movie. >> Nuts. [ __ ] Such a good movie. >> I<01:38:06.000> love<01:38:06.159> it. >> I love it. >> Dude,<01:38:06.800> Woody's<01:38:07.280> a<01:38:07.440> freak,<01:38:07.840> bro.<01:38:08.320> since<01:38:08.639> he's >> Dude, Woody's a freak, bro. since he's moved<01:38:09.360> here<01:38:09.840> and<01:38:10.480> goes<01:38:10.719> to<01:38:10.880> kill<01:38:11.199> Tony<01:38:11.520> and moved here and goes to kill Tony and like<01:38:12.320> we<01:38:12.639> hang<01:38:12.800> out<01:38:12.960> and<01:38:13.280> stuff like we hang out and stuff only<01:38:15.920> after<01:38:17.280> like<01:38:18.320> being<01:38:18.719> making<01:38:19.199> friends only after like being making friends with<01:38:19.679> him.<01:38:20.639> Like<01:38:20.880> I<01:38:21.040> knew<01:38:21.199> he<01:38:21.600> did<01:38:21.760> a<01:38:22.000> lot<01:38:22.080> of with him. Like I knew he did a lot of great<01:38:22.480> stuff,<01:38:22.880> but<01:38:23.119> he<01:38:23.360> sneaks<01:38:23.760> up<01:38:23.920> in<01:38:24.639> so<01:38:24.960> many great stuff, but he sneaks up in so many great<01:38:25.520> things.<01:38:26.080> It's<01:38:26.639> insane.<01:38:27.280> He's<01:38:27.600> in great things. It's insane. He's in [ __ ]<01:38:29.040> um<01:38:29.760> what<01:38:30.000> is<01:38:30.159> the<01:38:30.320> Conan<01:38:30.719> Brothers [ __ ] um what is the Conan Brothers one<01:38:31.280> with<01:38:31.600> uh<01:38:31.760> not<01:38:32.000> There<01:38:32.239> Will<01:38:32.400> Be<01:38:32.560> Blood.<01:38:32.800> It one with uh not There Will Be Blood. It was<01:38:33.119> made<01:38:33.280> at<01:38:33.440> the<01:38:33.600> same<01:38:33.760> time<01:38:33.920> with<01:38:34.080> Javar was made at the same time with Javar Bardm.<01:38:35.280> Oh<01:38:35.440> my<01:38:35.600> god,<01:38:35.840> how<01:38:36.000> am<01:38:36.080> I<01:38:36.239> blanking<01:38:36.639> on Bardm. Oh my god, how am I blanking on this?<01:38:37.199> It's<01:38:37.679> uh<01:38:38.320> No<01:38:38.639> Country<01:38:38.960> for<01:38:39.119> Old<01:38:39.360> Men. this? It's uh No Country for Old Men. >> Oh,<01:38:40.880> that's<01:38:41.040> right.<01:38:41.280> That's<01:38:41.440> right. >> Oh, that's right. That's right. >> He's<01:38:41.760> in<01:38:41.920> it.<01:38:42.159> And<01:38:42.400> he's<01:38:42.719> not<01:38:42.880> even<01:38:43.199> They<01:38:43.520> don't >> He's in it. And he's not even They don't even<01:38:43.840> like<01:38:44.159> promote<01:38:44.560> him<01:38:44.719> on<01:38:44.880> that<01:38:45.119> or even like promote him on that or anything.<01:38:45.840> He<01:38:46.159> just<01:38:46.320> comes<01:38:46.560> in<01:38:46.719> the<01:38:46.880> movie anything. He just comes in the movie halfway<01:38:47.679> through<01:38:47.920> with<01:38:48.159> all<01:38:48.320> these<01:38:48.560> other halfway through with all these other [ __ ]<01:38:49.360> greats<01:38:49.760> and<01:38:50.080> is<01:38:50.800> crushing. [ __ ] greats and is crushing. >> It's<01:38:52.560> hard<01:38:52.800> to<01:38:52.960> think<01:38:53.119> that<01:38:53.280> that's<01:38:53.520> a<01:38:53.679> Cohen >> It's hard to think that that's a Cohen brothers<01:38:54.400> movie. brothers movie. >> The<01:38:55.119> People<01:38:55.520> versus<01:38:55.840> Larry<01:38:56.239> Flint.<01:38:56.800> He's<01:38:57.040> a >> The People versus Larry Flint. He's a freak<01:38:57.600> of<01:38:57.840> nature.<01:38:58.400> [ __ ] freak of nature. [ __ ] >> that<01:38:59.520> thing<01:38:59.600> that<01:38:59.760> you<01:38:59.840> sent<01:39:00.000> me<01:39:00.159> the<01:39:00.320> other >> that thing that you sent me the other day<01:39:00.560> with<01:39:00.719> him<01:39:00.880> when<01:39:00.960> he<01:39:01.119> was<01:39:01.199> playing<01:39:01.440> LBJ. day with him when he was playing LBJ. >> Oh<01:39:02.719> my<01:39:03.040> god,<01:39:03.360> it's<01:39:03.679> so<01:39:03.920> good.<01:39:04.560> I<01:39:04.800> randomly >> Oh my god, it's so good. I randomly stumbled<01:39:05.679> across<01:39:06.000> that<01:39:06.159> one.<01:39:06.320> And<01:39:06.400> I'm<01:39:06.480> like, stumbled across that one. And I'm like, "Oh,<01:39:06.800> I'll<01:39:06.960> fall<01:39:07.119> asleep<01:39:07.440> to<01:39:07.600> this."<01:39:07.760> Woody<01:39:08.080> is "Oh, I'll fall asleep to this." Woody is LBJ.<01:39:08.800> And<01:39:08.960> it's<01:39:09.119> one<01:39:09.280> of<01:39:09.360> those<01:39:09.520> movies<01:39:09.760> that LBJ. And it's one of those movies that [ __ ]<01:39:10.239> kept<01:39:10.480> me<01:39:10.639> awake<01:39:11.600> because<01:39:11.840> it<01:39:12.080> was<01:39:12.320> so [ __ ] kept me awake because it was so goddamn<01:39:13.280> good. goddamn good. >> Mesmerizing. >> Super<01:39:15.760> nice<01:39:15.920> guy,<01:39:16.239> too.<01:39:16.480> Like<01:39:16.719> easy<01:39:16.960> to<01:39:17.119> hang >> Super nice guy, too. Like easy to hang out<01:39:17.360> with. out with. >> Oh<01:39:18.000> my<01:39:18.159> god.<01:39:18.400> The<01:39:18.639> best. >> Oh my god. The best. >> Very<01:39:19.280> chill<01:39:19.600> with<01:39:19.840> everybody.<01:39:20.400> Just<01:39:21.119> hangs >> Very chill with everybody. Just hangs out<01:39:21.840> when<01:39:22.080> he's<01:39:22.239> in<01:39:22.320> the<01:39:22.400> green<01:39:22.560> room.<01:39:22.800> He's out when he's in the green room. He's just<01:39:23.119> like<01:39:23.360> one<01:39:23.600> of<01:39:23.679> us. just like one of us. >> Normal. >> You<01:39:25.760> know,<01:39:25.920> which<01:39:26.159> is<01:39:26.320> hard<01:39:26.400> to<01:39:26.560> do<01:39:26.800> when >> You know, which is hard to do when you've<01:39:27.199> been<01:39:27.360> famous<01:39:27.679> that<01:39:28.000> long.<01:39:28.560> Just<01:39:28.880> be you've been famous that long. Just be cool. >> But<01:39:30.080> also,<01:39:30.320> he<01:39:30.560> doesn't<01:39:30.719> have<01:39:30.800> a<01:39:30.960> phone.<01:39:31.520> You >> But also, he doesn't have a phone. You get<01:39:31.760> a<01:39:31.920> hold<01:39:32.080> of<01:39:32.159> him.<01:39:32.320> You<01:39:32.400> got<01:39:32.480> to<01:39:32.639> get<01:39:32.800> go get a hold of him. You got to get go through<01:39:33.119> his<01:39:33.280> wife<01:39:33.440> to<01:39:33.600> get<01:39:33.679> a<01:39:33.840> hold<01:39:33.920> of<01:39:34.000> him. through his wife to get a hold of him. He's<01:39:34.639> smart.<01:39:34.960> just<01:39:35.360> insulates<01:39:35.840> him<01:39:36.000> from He's smart. just insulates him from himself<01:39:36.639> from<01:39:36.800> all<01:39:36.960> the<01:39:37.119> nonsense. himself from all the nonsense. >> Brilliant. >> That's<01:39:38.960> the<01:39:39.199> way<01:39:39.280> to<01:39:39.360> do<01:39:39.520> it. >> That's the way to do it. >> Yeah.<01:39:40.080> But<01:39:40.159> I<01:39:40.320> think<01:39:40.480> when<01:39:40.719> you<01:39:40.880> get<01:39:40.960> to<01:39:41.119> like >> Yeah. But I think when you get to like that<01:39:41.600> level,<01:39:41.920> you<01:39:42.080> kind<01:39:42.239> of<01:39:42.320> have<01:39:42.400> to<01:39:42.639> or that level, you kind of have to or you'll<01:39:43.040> go<01:39:43.199> crazy. you'll go crazy. >> You<01:39:45.040> know. >> Yeah.<01:39:46.000> He<01:39:46.239> has<01:39:46.480> this<01:39:46.639> fun.<01:39:46.880> He<01:39:47.119> likes >> Yeah. He has this fun. He likes laughing,<01:39:48.000> sipping<01:39:48.560> his<01:39:49.119> tequila,<01:39:50.560> smoking laughing, sipping his tequila, smoking his<01:39:51.360> weed.<01:39:52.320> He's<01:39:52.560> got<01:39:52.719> it<01:39:52.880> all<01:39:53.040> figured<01:39:53.360> out. his weed. He's got it all figured out. Grows<01:39:54.159> his<01:39:54.400> own<01:39:54.560> weed,<01:39:55.199> makes<01:39:55.440> his<01:39:55.679> own Grows his own weed, makes his own tequila, eats<01:39:57.679> live<01:39:58.000> food<01:39:58.320> or<01:39:58.560> whatever,<01:39:59.360> and<01:39:59.600> just eats live food or whatever, and just laughs<01:40:00.239> and<01:40:00.560> enjoys<01:40:01.280> life. laughs and enjoys life. It's<01:40:03.440> perfect.<01:40:04.000> Yeah,<01:40:04.239> it's<01:40:04.480> nice<01:40:04.639> to<01:40:04.880> know It's perfect. Yeah, it's nice to know that<01:40:05.280> people<01:40:05.520> can<01:40:05.679> make<01:40:05.840> it<01:40:06.000> through<01:40:06.159> that that people can make it through that crazy<01:40:06.800> maze crazy maze and,<01:40:08.800> you<01:40:08.960> know,<01:40:09.280> you<01:40:09.440> could<01:40:09.600> either<01:40:09.840> go<01:40:10.000> nuts and, you know, you could either go nuts and<01:40:10.560> buy<01:40:10.800> Tyrannosaurus<01:40:11.520> Rex<01:40:11.840> calls and buy Tyrannosaurus Rex calls >> or<01:40:13.199> you<01:40:13.360> could<01:40:13.520> just<01:40:13.840> completely<01:40:14.320> disconnect >> or you could just completely disconnect from<01:40:14.960> it<01:40:15.119> all<01:40:15.280> and<01:40:15.440> just<01:40:15.760> be<01:40:15.920> yourself.<01:40:16.560> Just from it all and just be yourself. Just >> just<01:40:17.679> keep<01:40:18.000> keep<01:40:18.320> killing<01:40:18.639> it. >> just keep keep killing it. >> I<01:40:19.520> know<01:40:19.679> him<01:40:20.080> and<01:40:20.800> Makana<01:40:21.440> have<01:40:21.600> a<01:40:21.760> TV<01:40:22.000> show >> I know him and Makana have a TV show that's<01:40:22.480> coming<01:40:22.639> out that's coming out >> where<01:40:23.360> they<01:40:23.520> play<01:40:23.760> Brothers,<01:40:24.159> right? >> where they play Brothers, right? >> I<01:40:26.000> think<01:40:26.080> it's<01:40:26.320> on<01:40:26.719> Apple<01:40:27.040> TV<01:40:27.440> coming<01:40:27.679> out >> I think it's on Apple TV coming out soon. >> Yeah.<01:40:33.119> So,<01:40:33.760> um,<01:40:34.560> what's<01:40:34.800> it<01:40:34.960> been<01:40:35.119> like?<01:40:35.360> Like >> Yeah. So, um, what's it been like? Like the<01:40:35.920> the<01:40:36.320> weirdness,<01:40:37.600> the<01:40:37.840> post<01:40:38.400> roast the the weirdness, the post roast weirdness. >> I'm<01:40:40.800> always<01:40:41.119> surprised<01:40:41.600> by<01:40:41.760> these<01:40:42.080> things. >> I'm always surprised by these things. I'm<01:40:42.880> always<01:40:43.280> surprised<01:40:44.400> that I'm always surprised that they<01:40:46.320> last<01:40:46.719> so<01:40:46.960> long<01:40:47.360> that<01:40:47.600> anybody's<01:40:48.320> talking they last so long that anybody's talking about<01:40:48.960> it.<01:40:49.600> It's<01:40:50.480> so<01:40:50.800> bizarre.<01:40:51.520> I<01:40:51.840> was about it. It's so bizarre. I was surprised with<01:40:54.000> the<01:40:54.560> Pang<01:40:54.880> Dang<01:40:55.199> thing.<01:40:55.520> I<01:40:55.760> was with the Pang Dang thing. I was surprised<01:40:56.480> at<01:40:56.639> the<01:40:56.880> Trump<01:40:57.199> thing.<01:40:57.920> And<01:40:58.239> this surprised at the Trump thing. And this one<01:40:59.119> is<01:40:59.520> really<01:40:59.920> surprising<01:41:00.400> cuz<01:41:00.639> with<01:41:01.360> other one is really surprising cuz with other ones<01:41:01.920> they're<01:41:02.159> like,<01:41:02.239> "Ah,<01:41:02.560> there's<01:41:02.719> a<01:41:02.880> time ones they're like, "Ah, there's a time and<01:41:03.199> a<01:41:03.360> place<01:41:03.520> for<01:41:03.760> jokes<01:41:04.159> like<01:41:04.400> that<01:41:04.800> or<01:41:05.040> this and a place for jokes like that or this or<01:41:05.440> that<01:41:05.679> or<01:41:05.920> whatever." or that or whatever." And<01:41:08.000> this<01:41:08.239> is<01:41:08.320> the<01:41:08.560> time<01:41:08.719> and<01:41:08.960> the<01:41:09.119> place<01:41:09.280> for And this is the time and the place for it<01:41:09.760> is<01:41:10.000> like<01:41:10.320> the<01:41:10.560> roast<01:41:10.800> of<01:41:11.040> Kevin<01:41:11.360> Hart,<01:41:12.000> you it is like the roast of Kevin Hart, you know?<01:41:12.320> I'm<01:41:12.560> going<01:41:12.639> to<01:41:12.800> go<01:41:12.960> for<01:41:13.119> it. know? I'm going to go for it. >> And<01:41:14.639> we<01:41:14.880> roasted<01:41:15.440> Kevin,<01:41:16.000> you<01:41:16.239> know?<01:41:16.400> I<01:41:16.639> did<01:41:16.800> a >> And we roasted Kevin, you know? I did a [ __ ]<01:41:17.760> George<01:41:18.080> Floyd<01:41:18.480> joke<01:41:19.440> in<01:41:19.760> the<01:41:20.639> uh<01:41:21.199> at [ __ ] George Floyd joke in the uh at the<01:41:21.679> Tom<01:41:22.000> Brady<01:41:22.400> roast<01:41:22.960> and<01:41:23.280> I<01:41:23.440> did<01:41:23.600> a<01:41:24.719> Who's the Tom Brady roast and I did a Who's the<01:41:25.199> white<01:41:25.360> guy<01:41:25.520> that<01:41:25.760> shot<01:41:26.080> people?<01:41:26.880> Um, the white guy that shot people? Um, uh,<01:41:29.920> it's<01:41:30.159> the<01:41:30.400> same<01:41:30.639> fan<01:41:30.880> base<01:41:31.199> as,<01:41:31.760> uh,<01:41:32.639> god uh, it's the same fan base as, uh, god damn<01:41:33.119> it,<01:41:33.440> the<01:41:33.679> kid<01:41:33.760> that<01:41:34.000> shot<01:41:34.320> people<01:41:34.880> up<01:41:35.040> in damn it, the kid that shot people up in wherever. >> Be<01:41:37.440> a<01:41:37.520> little<01:41:37.679> more<01:41:37.920> specific.<01:41:38.120> [laughter] >> Be a little more specific. [laughter] >> The<01:41:39.679> white<01:41:39.920> guy<01:41:40.400> shot<01:41:40.639> a<01:41:40.880> couple<01:41:41.040> people,<01:41:41.360> had >> The white guy shot a couple people, had a<01:41:41.679> gun<01:41:41.760> at<01:41:42.000> a<01:41:42.159> thing.<01:41:42.800> They<01:41:43.199> made<01:41:43.440> it<01:41:43.600> look<01:41:43.760> like a gun at a thing. They made it look like it<01:41:44.080> was<01:41:44.239> black<01:41:44.480> people,<01:41:44.719> but<01:41:44.960> it<01:41:45.119> was<01:41:45.199> actually it was black people, but it was actually white<01:41:45.760> people<01:41:45.920> that<01:41:46.080> he<01:41:46.320> shot<01:41:46.880> that<01:41:47.119> were white people that he shot that were shooting<01:41:47.520> at<01:41:47.760> him<01:41:48.000> or<01:41:48.239> had<01:41:48.480> guns.<01:41:49.040> What's<01:41:49.280> his shooting at him or had guns. What's his name?<01:41:49.760> Has<01:41:50.000> the name? Has the >> I<01:41:51.040> have<01:41:51.199> no<01:41:51.360> idea<01:41:51.600> who<01:41:51.760> you're<01:41:51.840> talking<01:41:52.000> about. >> I have no idea who you're talking about. >> Damn<01:41:52.320> it.<01:41:52.480> David<01:41:52.719> Lucas<01:41:53.040> is<01:41:53.199> friends<01:41:53.360> with >> Damn it. David Lucas is friends with him.<01:41:53.760> Brought<01:41:53.920> him<01:41:54.080> to<01:41:54.159> the<01:41:54.320> club. him. Brought him to the club. >> Oh,<01:41:54.800> Kyle<01:41:55.040> Writtenhouse. >> Oh, Kyle Writtenhouse. >> That's<01:41:55.840> it.<01:41:56.080> That's<01:41:56.320> it. >> That's it. That's it. >> I<01:41:57.119> did<01:41:57.199> a<01:41:57.360> Kyle<01:41:57.600> Writtenhouse<01:41:58.239> joke.<01:41:58.639> I<01:41:58.880> did >> I did a Kyle Writtenhouse joke. I did this<01:41:59.520> and<01:41:59.760> then<01:42:00.000> this<01:42:00.239> one,<01:42:00.560> people<01:42:00.800> are this and then this one, people are offended<01:42:01.840> or<01:42:02.239> something.<01:42:02.800> I<01:42:03.040> don't<01:42:03.119> know.<01:42:03.520> And offended or something. I don't know. And yeah,<01:42:04.000> if<01:42:04.159> you<01:42:04.320> just<01:42:04.480> watch<01:42:04.719> that<01:42:04.960> clip<01:42:05.199> on<01:42:05.440> my yeah, if you just watch that clip on my dismount,<01:42:06.159> it's<01:42:06.400> a<01:42:06.560> crazy<01:42:06.880> clip.<01:42:07.679> But<01:42:07.760> if<01:42:08.000> you dismount, it's a crazy clip. But if you watch<01:42:08.320> the<01:42:08.560> entire<01:42:08.960> flow<01:42:09.520> of<01:42:09.760> the<01:42:10.400> roast<01:42:10.719> set, watch the entire flow of the roast set, it's<01:42:11.600> just<01:42:11.920> one<01:42:12.239> last<01:42:12.560> departing<01:42:13.119> joke,<01:42:13.600> which it's just one last departing joke, which that's<01:42:14.719> my<01:42:14.960> thing,<01:42:15.280> man.<01:42:15.600> It's<01:42:15.840> like<01:42:16.400> I<01:42:16.639> knew that's my thing, man. It's like I knew Earthquake<01:42:17.440> would<01:42:17.600> be<01:42:18.159> standing<01:42:18.560> up<01:42:18.719> on<01:42:18.880> his Earthquake would be standing up on his feet<01:42:19.360> like<01:42:19.600> he<01:42:19.840> was<01:42:20.400> halfway<01:42:20.880> through<01:42:21.119> my<01:42:21.360> set. feet like he was halfway through my set. you<01:42:22.080> know,<01:42:22.560> h<01:42:23.040> you<01:42:23.199> know,<01:42:23.520> there's<01:42:23.840> standing you know, h you know, there's standing O's<01:42:24.560> that<01:42:24.719> are<01:42:24.880> happening<01:42:25.360> during<01:42:26.000> my<01:42:26.239> actual O's that are happening during my actual roast.<01:42:26.960> And<01:42:27.119> on<01:42:27.360> this<01:42:27.520> one,<01:42:28.880> because<01:42:29.119> there roast. And on this one, because there were<01:42:29.520> so<01:42:29.760> many<01:42:29.920> people<01:42:30.159> on<01:42:30.320> it,<01:42:30.639> it<01:42:30.800> was<01:42:30.960> such<01:42:31.119> a were so many people on it, it was such a long<01:42:31.760> big<01:42:32.000> roast,<01:42:32.560> you<01:42:32.639> know,<01:42:32.800> they<01:42:33.040> set<01:42:33.199> you long big roast, you know, they set you to<01:42:33.520> an<01:42:33.679> aotted<01:42:34.080> time.<01:42:34.480> So,<01:42:34.639> I'm<01:42:34.880> like,<01:42:35.199> okay, to an aotted time. So, I'm like, okay, I'm<01:42:35.760> going<01:42:35.840> to<01:42:36.000> do<01:42:36.159> something<01:42:36.320> I<01:42:36.639> don't I'm going to do something I don't normally<01:42:37.199> do<01:42:37.360> and<01:42:37.920> blast<01:42:38.320> off<01:42:38.880> more<01:42:39.280> jokes<01:42:39.600> per normally do and blast off more jokes per minute<01:42:40.159> than<01:42:40.320> I<01:42:40.560> normally<01:42:40.960> do.<01:42:41.280> Instead<01:42:41.520> of minute than I normally do. Instead of milking<01:42:42.080> it<01:42:42.239> and<01:42:42.480> getting<01:42:42.719> applause<01:42:43.280> breaks milking it and getting applause breaks and<01:42:43.840> things<01:42:44.080> like<01:42:44.239> that,<01:42:44.800> I'm<01:42:45.040> just<01:42:45.199> going<01:42:45.360> to and things like that, I'm just going to create<01:42:45.920> a<01:42:46.320> bang<01:42:46.639> bang<01:42:46.880> bang<01:42:47.199> bang<01:42:47.440> bang<01:42:47.840> final create a bang bang bang bang bang final stand<01:42:48.960> of<01:42:49.119> things.<01:42:50.320> And<01:42:50.480> you<01:42:50.639> know<01:42:50.719> what's stand of things. And you know what's funny<01:42:51.199> is<01:42:51.440> that<01:42:52.880> I<01:42:53.199> have<01:42:53.360> something<01:42:53.600> that's funny is that I have something that's supposed<01:42:54.159> to<01:42:54.400> offend<01:42:54.800> everybody.<01:42:55.600> Like<01:42:56.000> I supposed to offend everybody. Like I don't<01:42:56.480> want<01:42:56.639> you<01:42:56.880> to<01:42:57.040> like<01:42:57.600> 100%<01:42:58.639> of<01:42:58.960> any<01:42:59.199> of<01:42:59.360> my don't want you to like 100% of any of my jokes.<01:43:00.480> I'm<01:43:00.719> not<01:43:00.880> that<01:43:01.199> guy.<01:43:01.760> I'm<01:43:02.080> healish. jokes. I'm not that guy. I'm healish. I'm<01:43:03.199> a<01:43:03.440> bad<01:43:03.679> guy<01:43:04.000> wrestling<01:43:04.719> fan.<01:43:05.360> Exactly. I'm a bad guy wrestling fan. Exactly. >> So<01:43:06.800> what's<01:43:07.040> funny<01:43:07.856> [clears throat] >> So what's funny [clears throat] is<01:43:08.719> people<01:43:08.880> got<01:43:09.040> offended<01:43:09.360> about<01:43:09.520> the<01:43:09.679> George is people got offended about the George Floyd<01:43:10.320> thing<01:43:10.560> and<01:43:10.800> people<01:43:11.360> a<01:43:11.520> lot<01:43:11.600> of<01:43:11.760> people Floyd thing and people a lot of people said,<01:43:12.480> "Yeah,<01:43:12.800> well<01:43:13.119> Pete<01:43:13.360> Davidson<01:43:13.840> did<01:43:14.000> a said, "Yeah, well Pete Davidson did a Charlie<01:43:14.480> Kirk<01:43:14.880> joke."<01:43:15.840> And<01:43:16.080> they're Charlie Kirk joke." And they're comparing<01:43:16.719> these<01:43:17.040> things<01:43:17.199> from<01:43:17.440> two comparing these things from two different<01:43:17.840> spectrums.<01:43:18.480> But<01:43:18.719> what<01:43:18.880> what<01:43:19.199> they different spectrums. But what what they didn't<01:43:19.520> mention<01:43:19.760> is<01:43:19.920> that<01:43:20.239> I<01:43:20.480> did<01:43:20.639> a<01:43:20.800> Charlie didn't mention is that I did a Charlie Kirk<01:43:21.520> joke<01:43:21.920> in<01:43:22.239> my<01:43:22.480> set.<01:43:23.360> So,<01:43:24.239> [ __ ]<01:43:24.480> them.<01:43:24.880> [ __ ] Kirk joke in my set. So, [ __ ] them. [ __ ] them.<01:43:25.360> [ __ ]<01:43:25.600> them.<01:43:25.920> [ __ ]<01:43:26.159> them.<01:43:26.480> You<01:43:26.639> know them. [ __ ] them. [ __ ] them. You know what<01:43:26.800> I<01:43:26.880> mean? what I mean? >> Everybody<01:43:27.360> gets<01:43:27.600> them. >> Everybody gets them. >> Everybody<01:43:28.639> gets<01:43:28.880> it.<01:43:29.119> Is<01:43:29.360> always<01:43:29.760> my >> Everybody gets it. Is always my >> Everybody<01:43:30.239> gets<01:43:30.400> them<01:43:30.560> jokes. >> Everybody gets them jokes. >> Everybody<01:43:32.400> does.<01:43:32.960> I<01:43:33.199> said<01:43:33.360> that<01:43:33.600> Kevin<01:43:34.239> has<01:43:34.800> uh >> Everybody does. I said that Kevin has uh what<01:43:36.320> quite<01:43:36.560> the<01:43:36.719> fan<01:43:36.880> base.<01:43:37.199> He<01:43:37.360> has<01:43:37.520> more what quite the fan base. He has more gunfire<01:43:38.400> at<01:43:38.639> his<01:43:38.800> merch<01:43:39.119> table<01:43:39.360> than<01:43:39.679> Charlie gunfire at his merch table than Charlie Kirk. >> Or<01:43:41.199> whatever.<01:43:41.679> And<01:43:42.239> um >> Or whatever. And um so<01:43:44.800> you<01:43:45.040> know<01:43:45.199> for<01:43:45.440> them<01:43:45.600> to<01:43:46.000> for<01:43:46.239> people<01:43:46.480> to so you know for them to for people to nitpick<01:43:47.360> that<01:43:47.760> joke<01:43:48.000> and<01:43:48.320> be<01:43:48.480> offended<01:43:48.960> and nitpick that joke and be offended and it's<01:43:49.360> funny<01:43:49.600> because<01:43:49.840> it<01:43:50.000> was<01:43:50.080> a<01:43:50.320> lot<01:43:50.400> of<01:43:50.880> uh<01:43:51.280> a it's funny because it was a lot of uh a lot<01:43:51.679> of<01:43:51.840> comedians<01:43:52.719> a<01:43:52.960> lot<01:43:53.119> of<01:43:53.520> black lot of comedians a lot of black comedians<01:43:54.960> were<01:43:55.199> like<01:43:55.440> I'm<01:43:55.679> upset<01:43:56.000> about<01:43:56.239> this comedians were like I'm upset about this you<01:43:57.280> know<01:43:57.520> they<01:43:57.760> made<01:43:58.000> their<01:43:58.719> videos<01:43:59.199> which<01:43:59.440> is you know they made their videos which is just<01:44:00.560> hilarious<01:44:01.040> because<01:44:01.199> they're<01:44:01.440> not<01:44:01.520> on just hilarious because they're not on the<01:44:01.840> roast<01:44:02.320> they're<01:44:02.639> not<01:44:02.880> in<01:44:03.119> attendance<01:44:03.520> at the roast they're not in attendance at the<01:44:03.840> roast. the roast. >> You<01:44:04.480> you<01:44:04.639> saw<01:44:04.800> Tiffany<01:44:05.119> Hattish >> You you saw Tiffany Hattish >> the<01:44:06.080> that<01:44:06.320> was<01:44:06.400> the<01:44:06.560> best<01:44:06.719> one.<01:44:07.040> Nobody >> the that was the best one. Nobody handled<01:44:07.679> it<01:44:07.840> better<01:44:08.000> than<01:44:08.159> her.<01:44:08.719> find<01:44:09.040> Tiffany handled it better than her. find Tiffany Hattish<01:44:10.159> getting<01:44:10.880> uh<01:44:11.199> asked<01:44:11.679> questions.<01:44:12.320> Was Hattish getting uh asked questions. Was it<01:44:12.560> a<01:44:12.719> TMZ<01:44:13.199> thing? it a TMZ thing? >> About<01:44:15.280> uh<01:44:15.440> the<01:44:15.679> roast<01:44:16.159> cuz<01:44:16.320> she<01:44:16.560> handled<01:44:16.880> it<01:44:17.440> so >> About uh the roast cuz she handled it so perfectly. >> They're<01:44:18.560> trying<01:44:18.800> to<01:44:19.040> They<01:44:19.280> were<01:44:19.440> trying<01:44:19.600> to >> They're trying to They were trying to bait<01:44:20.560> everybody. bait everybody. >> Of<01:44:21.600> course<01:44:21.760> they<01:44:21.920> were. >> Of course they were. >> Everybody,<01:44:22.560> even<01:44:22.800> Cheryl<01:44:23.199> Underwood,<01:44:23.679> who >> Everybody, even Cheryl Underwood, who handled<01:44:24.239> it<01:44:24.639> all<01:44:24.880> like<01:44:25.119> a<01:44:25.280> champ.<01:44:25.600> We<01:44:25.840> made handled it all like a champ. We made friends<01:44:26.480> before<01:44:27.920> at<01:44:28.480> a<01:44:28.719> Netflix<01:44:29.280> brunch<01:44:29.679> that friends before at a Netflix brunch that week<01:44:30.320> that<01:44:30.639> was<01:44:31.040> uh<01:44:31.440> for<01:44:31.679> that<01:44:31.920> festival. week that was uh for that festival. >> Well,<01:44:32.800> dude,<01:44:32.960> I<01:44:33.199> told<01:44:33.360> you<01:44:33.440> about<01:44:33.679> Cheryl. >> Well, dude, I told you about Cheryl. >> Yeah,<01:44:34.560> she's<01:44:34.800> the<01:44:34.960> [ __ ] >> Yeah, she's the [ __ ] >> She's<01:44:35.600> awesome.<01:44:35.920> Yeah, >> She's awesome. Yeah, >> I<01:44:36.320> I<01:44:36.639> worked<01:44:36.800> with<01:44:36.960> Cheryl<01:44:37.360> in<01:44:37.679> like<01:44:37.920> the<01:44:38.239> early >> I I worked with Cheryl in like the early 2000s,<01:44:39.520> I<01:44:39.760> think<01:44:39.840> it<01:44:40.080> was,<01:44:40.239> in<01:44:40.480> Montreal.<01:44:41.119> I 2000s, I think it was, in Montreal. I told<01:44:41.440> you<01:44:41.679> she's<01:44:41.920> a<01:44:42.080> monster. told you she's a monster. >> She'd<01:44:43.119> go<01:44:43.199> on<01:44:43.360> stage<01:44:43.600> with<01:44:43.679> her<01:44:43.920> purse<01:44:44.159> on<01:44:44.960> just >> She'd go on stage with her purse on just clutching<01:44:45.600> her<01:44:45.679> purse<01:44:45.920> on<01:44:46.080> stage<01:44:46.320> and<01:44:46.800> murder, clutching her purse on stage and murder, >> She<01:44:48.480> would<01:44:48.560> mur<01:44:49.040> here's<01:44:49.360> Listen<01:44:49.600> to<01:44:49.760> Tiffany. >> She would mur here's Listen to Tiffany. >> She<01:44:52.800> We<01:44:53.520> look<01:44:53.679> so<01:44:53.920> good.<01:44:54.159> Do<01:44:54.320> you<01:44:54.480> have<01:44:54.560> like<01:44:54.800> 30 >> She We look so good. Do you have like 30 seconds<01:44:55.360> to<01:44:55.520> chat?<01:44:55.840> Really<01:44:56.080> quick.<01:44:56.320> Yeah. seconds to chat? Really quick. Yeah. >> So,<01:44:56.880> talking<01:44:57.119> about<01:44:57.280> Kevin<01:44:57.600> Hart<01:44:57.840> roast, >> So, talking about Kevin Hart roast, right? >> Yes.<01:44:58.800> It<01:44:59.040> was<01:44:59.119> so<01:44:59.280> much<01:44:59.440> fun. >> Yes. It was so much fun. >> So,<01:45:00.159> Lonnie<01:45:00.560> Love<01:45:01.040> didn't<01:45:01.199> think<01:45:01.360> so.<01:45:01.600> Lonnie >> So, Lonnie Love didn't think so. Lonnie Love<01:45:02.080> was<01:45:02.239> like,<01:45:02.239> "You<01:45:02.480> know<01:45:02.480> what?<01:45:02.719> It's Love was like, "You know what? It's exhausting.<01:45:03.360> It's<01:45:03.520> edgy."<01:45:04.239> specifically exhausting. It's edgy." specifically about<01:45:04.960> the<01:45:05.600> George<01:45:05.920> Floyd<01:45:07.040> joke.<01:45:07.760> What<01:45:08.000> are about the George Floyd joke. What are you<01:45:08.320> thinking?<01:45:08.639> Is<01:45:08.800> it<01:45:09.040> just<01:45:09.199> comedy?<01:45:10.000> Should you thinking? Is it just comedy? Should they<01:45:10.480> have<01:45:10.639> been<01:45:10.880> a<01:45:11.040> little<01:45:11.199> less<01:45:12.480> uh they have been a little less uh >> I<01:45:12.960> think<01:45:13.040> it<01:45:13.199> should<01:45:13.280> have<01:45:13.440> been<01:45:13.520> shorter.<01:45:13.920> The >> I think it should have been shorter. The show<01:45:14.239> was<01:45:14.400> too<01:45:14.560> long. show was too long. >> I<01:45:15.440> mean,<01:45:15.520> I<01:45:15.679> was<01:45:15.760> sitting<01:45:15.920> there<01:45:16.080> the<01:45:16.320> whole >> I mean, I was sitting there the whole time.<01:45:16.560> I<01:45:16.719> had<01:45:16.800> to<01:45:16.960> pee.<01:45:17.280> Something<01:45:17.600> I<01:45:17.760> didn't time. I had to pee. Something I didn't hear<01:45:18.000> the<01:45:18.239> George<01:45:18.480> Floyd<01:45:19.040> joke<01:45:19.280> cuz<01:45:19.440> I<01:45:19.600> had<01:45:19.679> to hear the George Floyd joke cuz I had to pee<01:45:20.000> so<01:45:20.239> bad. pee so bad. >> So,<01:45:20.960> you<01:45:21.040> went<01:45:21.199> to<01:45:21.360> the<01:45:21.440> bathroom<01:45:21.679> with<01:45:21.840> that? >> So, you went to the bathroom with that? >> Yeah.<01:45:22.159> I<01:45:22.239> was<01:45:22.320> a<01:45:22.480> glorified<01:45:23.360> uh<01:45:23.840> seat<01:45:24.159> filler >> Yeah. I was a glorified uh seat filler >> and<01:45:25.199> I<01:45:25.360> was<01:45:25.520> tired. >> and I was tired. >> Well,<01:45:26.800> also<01:45:27.199> I<01:45:27.360> mean<01:45:27.520> Lonnie<01:45:27.840> and<01:45:28.080> other >> Well, also I mean Lonnie and other people<01:45:28.320> were<01:45:28.480> like,<01:45:28.560> "Oh,<01:45:28.800> maybe<01:45:28.960> it<01:45:29.119> was<01:45:29.199> a people were like, "Oh, maybe it was a little<01:45:29.440> too<01:45:29.600> racially<01:45:30.960> motivated."<01:45:31.679> What<01:45:31.920> do little too racially motivated." What do you<01:45:32.320> think<01:45:32.880> as<01:45:33.119> far<01:45:33.199> as<01:45:33.360> like<01:45:33.520> the<01:45:33.760> jokes?<01:45:34.320> Is you think as far as like the jokes? Is this<01:45:34.800> just<01:45:35.040> comedy<01:45:36.000> or<01:45:36.480> are<01:45:36.719> people<01:45:36.960> taking<01:45:37.199> it this just comedy or are people taking it too<01:45:37.600> seriously? too seriously? >> Is<01:45:38.880> this<01:45:39.119> all<01:45:39.280> comedians<01:45:39.760> saying<01:45:40.000> it<01:45:40.239> that >> Is this all comedians saying it that wasn't<01:45:40.639> invited? >> That's<01:45:46.080> the<01:45:46.320> [ __ ]<01:45:46.960> comedian<01:45:47.679> Tiffany >> That's the [ __ ] comedian Tiffany Hattish. >> Bro,<01:45:49.280> that<01:45:49.440> was<01:45:49.600> her<01:45:49.840> version<01:45:50.320> of<01:45:50.639> the<01:45:50.880> Shauna >> Bro, that was her version of the Shauna Ali<01:45:51.679> walkoff<01:45:52.159> kick. Ali walkoff kick. >> I<01:45:52.880> love<01:45:52.960> it.<01:45:53.679> I<01:45:54.159> love<01:45:54.320> it,<01:45:54.639> man.<01:45:55.600> You<01:45:55.840> never >> I love it. I love it, man. You never forget<01:45:56.400> those<01:45:56.719> people<01:45:56.880> that<01:45:57.199> actually<01:45:57.600> are forget those people that actually are answering<01:45:58.400> honestly<01:45:58.719> in<01:45:59.040> real answering honestly in real >> well<01:45:59.600> real<01:45:59.840> comics.<01:46:00.320> And<01:46:00.560> again,<01:46:01.280> it's<01:46:01.840> the >> well real comics. And again, it's the same<01:46:02.719> thing<01:46:03.040> for<01:46:03.600> 100%.<01:46:04.560> She's<01:46:04.960> not<01:46:05.199> only<01:46:05.360> is same thing for 100%. She's not only is it<01:46:05.760> a<01:46:05.920> fun<01:46:06.080> walk-off<01:46:06.560> home<01:46:06.800> run,<01:46:07.199> but<01:46:07.360> she's it a fun walk-off home run, but she's also<01:46:08.080> 100%<01:46:08.880> correct.<01:46:09.360> There's<01:46:10.239> nobody<01:46:10.880> that also 100% correct. There's nobody that was<01:46:11.360> there<01:46:11.840> that<01:46:12.080> was<01:46:12.320> offended.<01:46:13.119> There<01:46:13.280> was was there that was offended. There was no<01:46:13.840> ruckus<01:46:14.320> there.<01:46:14.960> It's<01:46:15.440> just<01:46:15.760> like no ruckus there. It's just like everything<01:46:16.400> else<01:46:16.639> where<01:46:16.960> you<01:46:17.119> leave<01:46:17.360> and<01:46:17.520> you everything else where you leave and you go,<01:46:18.080> "Huh,<01:46:18.639> this<01:46:18.880> thing's<01:46:19.360> this<01:46:19.679> thing's<01:46:20.000> kind go, "Huh, this thing's this thing's kind of<01:46:20.639> crazily<01:46:21.280> taking<01:46:21.520> off,<01:46:21.840> it<01:46:22.080> seems."<01:46:22.480> A<01:46:22.639> lot of crazily taking off, it seems." A lot of<01:46:22.800> people<01:46:22.960> are<01:46:23.199> talking<01:46:23.440> about<01:46:23.679> that<01:46:24.000> one of people are talking about that one joke<01:46:24.719> at<01:46:24.880> the<01:46:25.040> end.<01:46:25.760> It's<01:46:26.080> so<01:46:26.320> weird.<01:46:26.639> Well,<01:46:26.800> we joke at the end. It's so weird. Well, we live<01:46:27.119> in<01:46:27.600> an<01:46:28.000> outrage<01:46:28.800> culture<01:46:29.440> and<01:46:29.760> an live in an outrage culture and an outrage<01:46:31.280> there<01:46:31.520> there's<01:46:31.760> a<01:46:32.159> there's<01:46:32.480> money<01:46:32.719> in outrage there there's a there's money in outrage.<01:46:33.600> There's<01:46:33.920> engagement<01:46:34.480> in<01:46:34.719> outrage. outrage. There's engagement in outrage. Outrage<01:46:35.920> is<01:46:36.159> the<01:46:36.880> it's<01:46:37.119> the<01:46:37.280> commodity<01:46:37.760> that Outrage is the it's the commodity that everybody<01:46:38.320> wants.<01:46:38.719> Yeah. everybody wants. Yeah. >> They<01:46:39.199> want<01:46:39.280> to<01:46:39.440> be<01:46:39.520> outraged.<01:46:40.080> Yeah. >> They want to be outraged. Yeah. >> And<01:46:40.480> they<01:46:40.639> want<01:46:40.719> to<01:46:40.800> be<01:46:40.960> right.<01:46:41.199> And<01:46:41.360> if<01:46:41.520> you're >> And they want to be right. And if you're outraged<01:46:42.320> and<01:46:42.480> you've<01:46:42.719> got<01:46:42.800> a<01:46:42.960> good<01:46:43.119> point, outraged and you've got a good point, you<01:46:43.760> just<01:46:43.920> ride<01:46:44.239> that<01:46:44.480> [ __ ]<01:46:44.800> thing<01:46:44.960> for<01:46:45.199> as you just ride that [ __ ] thing for as much<01:46:45.600> juice<01:46:45.920> as<01:46:46.080> you<01:46:46.239> can<01:46:46.400> get<01:46:46.480> out<01:46:46.639> of<01:46:46.719> it<01:46:46.800> and much juice as you can get out of it and then<01:46:47.119> you<01:46:47.280> move<01:46:47.440> on<01:46:47.600> to<01:46:47.760> the<01:46:47.920> next<01:46:48.080> thing. then you move on to the next thing. >> What<01:46:49.119> are<01:46:49.199> you<01:46:49.360> mad<01:46:49.520> at<01:46:49.760> now?<01:46:50.159> it.<01:46:50.560> You<01:46:50.719> know, >> What are you mad at now? it. You know, >> there's<01:46:51.440> never<01:46:51.840> in<01:46:52.080> any<01:46:52.320> of<01:46:52.400> these<01:46:52.719> things, >> there's never in any of these things, there's<01:46:53.280> never<01:46:53.520> a<01:46:53.679> moment<01:46:53.920> where<01:46:54.400> I'm<01:46:54.719> like, there's never a moment where I'm like, "Okay,<01:46:55.679> this<01:46:55.920> could<01:46:56.080> cause<01:46:56.320> a<01:46:56.560> problem."<01:46:57.280> It "Okay, this could cause a problem." It was,<01:46:58.000> it's<01:46:58.400> never<01:46:58.719> been<01:46:58.880> that<01:46:59.119> way. was, it's never been that way. >> Wild.<01:47:00.400> It<01:47:00.560> was<01:47:00.639> high<01:47:00.960> fives. >> Wild. It was high fives. >> High<01:47:02.320> fives<01:47:02.639> and<01:47:02.880> laughter<01:47:03.440> after<01:47:03.760> my<01:47:04.560> 300 >> High fives and laughter after my 300 p.m.<01:47:05.760> set<01:47:06.080> in<01:47:06.320> a<01:47:06.480> half-filled<01:47:07.040> Madison<01:47:07.520> Square p.m. set in a half-filled Madison Square Garden<01:47:08.239> waiting<01:47:08.560> for<01:47:08.800> the<01:47:09.199> 8:00<01:47:09.600> p.m.<01:47:10.080> arrival Garden waiting for the 8:00 p.m. arrival of<01:47:10.960> Trump<01:47:11.360> to<01:47:11.600> speak.<01:47:12.000> I'm,<01:47:12.320> you<01:47:12.480> know,<01:47:12.560> on<01:47:12.719> a of Trump to speak. I'm, you know, on a 34<01:47:13.520> person<01:47:13.840> lineup.<01:47:14.880> Everyone<01:47:15.520> was<01:47:16.239> thrilled. 34 person lineup. Everyone was thrilled. Way<01:47:17.199> to<01:47:17.360> get<01:47:17.520> the<01:47:17.679> crowd<01:47:18.000> going.<01:47:18.320> I<01:47:18.480> mean,<01:47:18.639> it's Way to get the crowd going. I mean, it's you're<01:47:19.199> just<01:47:19.360> getting<01:47:19.600> the<01:47:19.760> party<01:47:20.000> started. you're just getting the party started. The<01:47:20.480> lights<01:47:20.800> were<01:47:20.960> up.<01:47:21.280> Like,<01:47:21.440> it<01:47:21.760> obviously The lights were up. Like, it obviously wasn't<01:47:23.119> the<01:47:23.280> best<01:47:23.520> position<01:47:24.000> for<01:47:24.239> me<01:47:24.400> on<01:47:24.639> that wasn't the best position for me on that lineup,<01:47:25.600> but<01:47:25.840> the<01:47:26.159> same<01:47:26.400> exact<01:47:26.800> thing.<01:47:27.199> And lineup, but the same exact thing. And then<01:47:27.440> it's<01:47:27.679> like<01:47:27.920> a<01:47:28.159> little<01:47:28.239> bit<01:47:28.400> later,<01:47:28.800> you then it's like a little bit later, you realize<01:47:29.360> like,<01:47:29.679> oh,<01:47:29.920> they're<01:47:30.159> making<01:47:30.400> a<01:47:30.560> news realize like, oh, they're making a news story<01:47:31.119> about<01:47:31.440> the<01:47:31.679> Puerto<01:47:32.000> Rico<01:47:32.400> joke<01:47:32.639> of<01:47:32.800> all story about the Puerto Rico joke of all things.<01:47:33.280> So<01:47:33.679> interesting. things. So interesting. >> I<01:47:34.480> told<01:47:34.639> you<01:47:34.800> that<01:47:34.960> joke<01:47:35.199> was<01:47:35.440> going<01:47:35.520> to<01:47:35.600> be<01:47:35.679> a >> I told you that joke was going to be a problem.<01:47:36.409> [laughter] problem. [laughter] >> I<01:47:37.280> would<01:47:37.440> have<01:47:37.679> never<01:47:38.159> told<01:47:38.480> you<01:47:38.960> to<01:47:39.199> do<01:47:39.360> that >> I would have never told you to do that joke<01:47:40.000> during<01:47:40.320> that,<01:47:40.639> but<01:47:40.880> I<01:47:41.040> told<01:47:41.119> you<01:47:41.280> that joke during that, but I told you that was<01:47:41.600> going<01:47:41.600> to<01:47:41.679> be<01:47:41.760> a<01:47:41.920> problem<01:47:42.080> in<01:47:42.239> your<01:47:42.400> ad. was going to be a problem in your ad. >> It<01:47:42.960> wasn't<01:47:43.280> supposed<01:47:43.600> to<01:47:43.760> be<01:47:43.920> in<01:47:44.159> my<01:47:44.560> original >> It wasn't supposed to be in my original thing<01:47:45.280> for<01:47:45.520> that.<01:47:45.840> was<01:47:46.000> a<01:47:46.159> last<01:47:46.480> second<01:47:46.719> filler thing for that. was a last second filler because<01:47:47.280> they<01:47:47.440> gave<01:47:47.600> me<01:47:47.760> more<01:47:48.000> time<01:47:48.239> than because they gave me more time than everybody.<01:47:48.960> It<01:47:49.199> was<01:47:49.280> a<01:47:49.440> very<01:47:49.679> bizarre<01:47:50.080> thing. everybody. It was a very bizarre thing. They<01:47:50.560> gave<01:47:50.719> me<01:47:50.960> more<01:47:51.199> time<01:47:51.440> for<01:47:51.600> every<01:47:51.840> bizarre They gave me more time for every bizarre >> First<01:47:52.800> of<01:47:52.960> all,<01:47:53.199> the<01:47:53.440> idea<01:47:53.600> that<01:47:53.760> you<01:47:53.920> would<01:47:54.080> go >> First of all, the idea that you would go on<01:47:54.400> after<01:47:54.639> someone<01:47:54.960> like<01:47:55.119> who<01:47:55.280> went<01:47:55.440> on<01:47:55.600> before on after someone like who went on before you,<01:47:56.000> Steven<01:47:56.239> Miller? you, Steven Miller? >> No,<01:47:57.440> not<01:47:58.159> it<01:47:58.400> was<01:47:58.480> the<01:47:58.719> national<01:47:59.199> anthem<01:47:59.840> with >> No, not it was the national anthem with a<01:48:00.400> guy<01:48:00.719> painting<01:48:01.360> a<01:48:01.920> uh<01:48:02.239> painting<01:48:03.040> of<01:48:03.199> things. a guy painting a uh painting of things. Actually,<01:48:04.159> no.<01:48:04.480> He<01:48:04.639> went<01:48:04.719> on<01:48:04.880> after<01:48:05.119> me.<01:48:05.679> I Actually, no. He went on after me. I went<01:48:05.840> on<01:48:06.159> right<01:48:06.320> after<01:48:06.639> the<01:48:06.800> national<01:48:07.199> anthem, went on right after the national anthem, >> but<01:48:07.920> someone<01:48:08.159> had<01:48:08.400> some<01:48:08.560> kind<01:48:08.719> of<01:48:08.960> like<01:48:09.199> rahrh >> but someone had some kind of like rahrh speech.<01:48:10.560> Make<01:48:10.800> America<01:48:11.199> great<01:48:11.440> again. speech. Make America great again. >> I<01:48:12.400> wish<01:48:12.560> there<01:48:12.800> was.<01:48:13.199> That<01:48:13.440> all<01:48:13.600> came<01:48:13.920> like<01:48:14.639> way >> I wish there was. That all came like way after<01:48:15.709> [clears throat]<01:48:15.760> which<01:48:16.000> is<01:48:16.239> crazy. after [clears throat] which is crazy. They<01:48:16.880> just<01:48:16.960> had<01:48:17.119> me<01:48:17.280> on<01:48:17.440> the<01:48:17.679> wrong<01:48:17.920> position They just had me on the wrong position on<01:48:18.480> the<01:48:18.719> thing<01:48:19.600> and<01:48:20.239> uh<01:48:20.800> yeah, on the thing and uh yeah, >> you<01:48:21.199> should<01:48:21.280> only<01:48:21.440> do<01:48:21.600> standup<01:48:22.320> where<01:48:22.560> people >> you should only do standup where people are<01:48:22.880> doing<01:48:23.040> standup. are doing standup. >> Totally.<01:48:24.320> Totally. >> Totally. Totally. >> It<01:48:25.040> doesn't<01:48:25.119> work. >> It doesn't work. >> It's<01:48:26.159> like<01:48:26.800> But<01:48:27.119> you<01:48:27.360> got<01:48:27.440> to<01:48:27.600> say, >> It's like But you got to say, >> but<01:48:28.159> then<01:48:28.320> again,<01:48:28.719> it<01:48:28.960> did<01:48:29.360> it<01:48:29.679> did<01:48:29.840> work<01:48:30.000> in >> but then again, it did it did work in house.<01:48:30.800> The<01:48:31.040> place<01:48:31.199> isn't<01:48:31.520> miked<01:48:32.000> for<01:48:32.560> sure house. The place isn't miked for sure standup<01:48:33.199> comedy<01:48:33.520> or<01:48:33.760> lit<01:48:34.080> for<01:48:34.239> standup<01:48:34.719> or standup comedy or lit for standup or anything<01:48:35.199> like<01:48:35.440> it. anything like it. >> No,<01:48:36.000> they<01:48:36.159> were<01:48:36.239> laughing. >> No, they were laughing. >> They<01:48:36.800> were<01:48:36.880> having<01:48:37.040> a<01:48:37.440> good<01:48:37.679> old<01:48:37.840> time.<01:48:38.080> Well, >> They were having a good old time. Well, they're<01:48:38.639> probably<01:48:38.800> happy<01:48:39.040> that<01:48:39.280> something they're probably happy that something wasn't<01:48:40.000> stiff<01:48:40.320> and<01:48:40.560> boring,<01:48:41.360> you<01:48:41.440> know,<01:48:41.600> like wasn't stiff and boring, you know, like taxes<01:48:42.320> and<01:48:42.800> [ __ ] taxes and [ __ ] tariffs. >> I<01:48:45.520> mean,<01:48:45.679> Rudy<01:48:46.000> Giuliani<01:48:46.639> went<01:48:46.800> on<01:48:47.040> like<01:48:47.280> 3 >> I mean, Rudy Giuliani went on like 3 hours<01:48:47.840> after<01:48:48.159> me. hours after me. >> That's<01:48:49.119> crazy.<01:48:49.770> [snorts] >> That's crazy. [snorts] >> Yeah,<01:48:50.239> it<01:48:50.480> was<01:48:50.560> a<01:48:50.800> nuts<01:48:51.199> all<01:48:51.520> day.<01:48:51.760> It<01:48:51.920> was<01:48:52.000> a >> Yeah, it was a nuts all day. It was a super<01:48:52.400> long<01:48:52.639> thing.<01:48:53.119> My<01:48:53.440> point<01:48:53.679> being<01:48:54.000> is<01:48:54.159> that super long thing. My point being is that it<01:48:54.560> always<01:48:54.960> surprises<01:48:55.679> me<01:48:56.159> that<01:48:56.800> I'm<01:48:57.440> the<01:48:57.760> news it always surprises me that I'm the news even<01:48:58.560> though<01:48:58.800> I'm<01:48:59.280> because<01:49:00.320> if<01:49:00.800> someone<01:49:01.119> else even though I'm because if someone else said<01:49:01.440> it,<01:49:01.679> if<01:49:01.760> it<01:49:01.920> was<01:49:02.000> a<01:49:02.159> politician<01:49:02.639> that<01:49:02.960> did said it, if it was a politician that did it<01:49:03.520> or<01:49:04.159> someone<01:49:04.480> else,<01:49:05.280> someone<01:49:05.600> high<01:49:05.840> up<01:49:06.000> in it or someone else, someone high up in the<01:49:06.560> administration,<01:49:07.280> that<01:49:07.520> would<01:49:07.679> make the administration, that would make sense.<01:49:08.159> Same<01:49:08.400> thing<01:49:08.480> with<01:49:08.639> the<01:49:08.800> roast.<01:49:09.199> If<01:49:09.360> it sense. Same thing with the roast. If it was<01:49:10.080> a<01:49:10.400> clean<01:49:10.800> comedian,<01:49:11.520> right?<01:49:11.760> If<01:49:12.080> Nate was a clean comedian, right? If Nate Bargotsi<01:49:13.040> or<01:49:13.360> Jim<01:49:13.600> Gaffigan<01:49:14.239> were<01:49:14.400> on<01:49:14.560> it<01:49:14.960> and Bargotsi or Jim Gaffigan were on it and they<01:49:16.000> said<01:49:16.159> that,<01:49:16.560> that's<01:49:16.960> crazy.<01:49:17.760> Me<01:49:18.080> saying they said that, that's crazy. Me saying it,<01:49:18.880> that's<01:49:19.199> normal. it, that's normal. >> They<01:49:20.480> don't<01:49:20.639> know<01:49:20.719> that,<01:49:21.040> though.<01:49:21.440> See,<01:49:21.679> the >> They don't know that, though. See, the thing<01:49:22.080> is<01:49:22.400> it's<01:49:22.719> like<01:49:23.119> you've<01:49:23.520> achieved<01:49:24.080> a thing is it's like you've achieved a level<01:49:24.639> of<01:49:24.960> fame<01:49:25.280> that<01:49:25.600> like<01:49:25.920> really<01:49:26.320> snuck<01:49:26.639> up level of fame that like really snuck up on<01:49:27.040> people<01:49:27.360> over<01:49:27.600> the<01:49:27.760> last<01:49:27.920> couple<01:49:28.159> years, on people over the last couple years, you<01:49:29.360> know?<01:49:29.520> It's<01:49:29.679> because<01:49:30.480> the<01:49:30.800> rise<01:49:31.040> of<01:49:31.199> Kill you know? It's because the rise of Kill Tony<01:49:32.639> has<01:49:32.960> been<01:49:33.360> completely<01:49:34.239> organic.<01:49:35.199> Like Tony has been completely organic. Like there's<01:49:35.760> been<01:49:36.000> no<01:49:36.560> promotion<01:49:37.119> of<01:49:37.360> Kill<01:49:37.679> Tony there's been no promotion of Kill Tony that<01:49:38.239> made<01:49:38.400> it<01:49:38.560> become<01:49:38.800> what<01:49:38.960> it<01:49:39.119> is.<01:49:39.520> It's<01:49:39.760> all that made it become what it is. It's all just<01:49:40.159> people<01:49:40.560> sharing<01:49:40.960> it<01:49:41.119> on<01:49:41.440> YouTube, just people sharing it on YouTube, sharing<01:49:42.400> it<01:49:42.719> online.<01:49:43.199> That's<01:49:43.360> all<01:49:43.520> it<01:49:43.600> is. sharing it online. That's all it is. clips<01:49:44.800> and<01:49:45.280> these<01:49:46.159> moments,<01:49:46.800> you<01:49:46.960> know,<01:49:47.199> and clips and these moments, you know, and then,<01:49:47.920> you<01:49:48.080> know,<01:49:48.239> obviously<01:49:48.560> the<01:49:48.960> Shane then, you know, obviously the Shane moments<01:49:50.000> and<01:49:50.320> all<01:49:50.480> the<01:49:51.040> Kyle<01:49:51.360> Dunigan.<01:49:52.159> It's moments and all the Kyle Dunigan. It's been<01:49:52.560> just<01:49:52.719> so<01:49:52.960> many<01:49:53.119> amazing<01:49:53.600> moments.<01:49:53.920> It's been just so many amazing moments. It's such<01:49:54.239> a<01:49:54.400> good<01:49:54.560> show.<01:49:55.040> It<01:49:55.360> came<01:49:55.679> organically. such a good show. It came organically. And<01:49:56.880> then<01:49:57.040> you<01:49:57.280> got<01:49:57.360> to<01:49:57.600> this<01:49:57.840> point<01:49:58.159> over<01:49:58.480> the And then you got to this point over the last<01:49:58.960> couple<01:49:59.119> years<01:49:59.360> of<01:49:59.520> like,<01:49:59.600> "Oh,<01:49:59.840> we<01:49:59.920> got last couple years of like, "Oh, we got to<01:50:00.159> pay<01:50:00.239> attention<01:50:00.480> to<01:50:00.560> this<01:50:00.800> [ __ ]<01:50:01.119> guy." to pay attention to this [ __ ] guy." And<01:50:01.679> then<01:50:01.821> [snorts]<01:50:01.840> we<01:50:01.920> had<01:50:02.000> a<01:50:02.239> and<01:50:02.480> then And then [snorts] we had a and then after<01:50:03.119> they<01:50:03.360> started<01:50:03.600> attacking<01:50:04.000> you<01:50:04.159> from after they started attacking you from the<01:50:04.480> White<01:50:04.719> House<01:50:04.960> thing<01:50:05.199> or<01:50:05.440> the<01:50:05.679> uh<01:50:05.840> Madison the White House thing or the uh Madison Square<01:50:06.480> Garden<01:50:06.800> thing<01:50:06.960> rather,<01:50:07.360> which<01:50:07.600> was Square Garden thing rather, which was 2024,<01:50:09.199> then<01:50:09.360> it<01:50:09.520> was<01:50:09.679> on<01:50:10.159> then<01:50:10.320> it's<01:50:10.480> on<01:50:10.639> like 2024, then it was on then it's on like Donkey<01:50:11.199> Kong,<01:50:11.600> right?<01:50:11.920> So<01:50:12.080> that's<01:50:12.400> two<01:50:12.639> years Donkey Kong, right? So that's two years later.<01:50:13.199> So<01:50:13.440> now<01:50:13.679> you're<01:50:14.000> a<01:50:14.159> guy<01:50:14.400> that<01:50:14.639> they<01:50:14.880> go later. So now you're a guy that they go to<01:50:15.920> like<01:50:16.320> to<01:50:16.560> get<01:50:16.719> mad<01:50:16.960> at.<01:50:17.520> And<01:50:17.679> there's<01:50:18.000> a to like to get mad at. And there's a bunch<01:50:18.320> of<01:50:18.480> people<01:50:18.639> like<01:50:18.800> that<01:50:19.040> online<01:50:19.679> that bunch of people like that online that that's<01:50:20.159> their<01:50:20.480> business.<01:50:20.880> Their<01:50:21.119> business<01:50:21.440> is that's their business. Their business is people<01:50:21.840> are<01:50:22.000> mad<01:50:22.159> at<01:50:22.239> them.<01:50:22.480> They<01:50:22.639> have<01:50:22.719> hot people are mad at them. They have hot takes.<01:50:23.280> People<01:50:23.360> are<01:50:23.520> mad<01:50:23.679> at<01:50:23.840> them. takes. People are mad at them. >> I<01:50:24.639> mean<01:50:24.880> that's<01:50:25.600> So<01:50:25.840> you<01:50:26.080> you've<01:50:26.480> fallen<01:50:26.880> into >> I mean that's So you you've fallen into that<01:50:27.440> category.<01:50:28.639> And<01:50:29.840> so<01:50:30.080> there's<01:50:30.320> going<01:50:30.400> to that category. And so there's going to be<01:50:30.639> people<01:50:30.960> that<01:50:31.280> genuinely<01:50:31.920> don't<01:50:32.080> like<01:50:32.320> what be people that genuinely don't like what you<01:50:32.639> did<01:50:32.800> and<01:50:33.040> don't<01:50:33.280> like<01:50:33.440> you.<01:50:33.760> And<01:50:33.840> then you did and don't like you. And then there's<01:50:34.159> going<01:50:34.239> to<01:50:34.320> be<01:50:34.480> people<01:50:34.560> that<01:50:34.800> are<01:50:34.960> just there's going to be people that are just using<01:50:35.520> it<01:50:35.760> as<01:50:36.000> a<01:50:36.159> commodity.<01:50:36.960> They're<01:50:37.199> just using it as a commodity. They're just using<01:50:37.600> it<01:50:37.760> as<01:50:38.000> outrage,<01:50:38.639> which<01:50:38.880> is<01:50:39.360> part<01:50:39.600> of using it as outrage, which is part of what<01:50:39.920> the<01:50:40.080> game<01:50:40.320> is.<01:50:40.639> You<01:50:40.719> know,<01:50:40.880> this<01:50:41.119> this<01:50:41.440> is what the game is. You know, this this is what<01:50:41.760> they<01:50:42.000> do.<01:50:42.960> and<01:50:43.119> their<01:50:43.440> engagement,<01:50:44.639> you what they do. and their engagement, you know,<01:50:45.360> [ __ ]<01:50:45.840> game<01:50:46.080> that<01:50:46.320> they<01:50:46.560> play.<01:50:46.960> And know, [ __ ] game that they play. And it's<01:50:47.520> kind<01:50:47.600> of<01:50:47.679> what<01:50:47.920> we<01:50:48.159> do<01:50:48.400> in<01:50:48.639> the<01:50:48.880> joke it's kind of what we do in the joke game.<01:50:49.679> Yeah.<01:50:50.000> You<01:50:50.159> know,<01:50:50.320> you<01:50:50.560> get game. Yeah. You know, you get engagement.<01:50:51.360> You<01:50:51.520> get<01:50:51.760> people<01:50:51.920> to<01:50:52.159> laugh. engagement. You get people to laugh. They<01:50:52.880> You<01:50:53.119> say<01:50:53.280> outrageous<01:50:53.840> things<01:50:54.000> that<01:50:54.239> you They You say outrageous things that you don't<01:50:54.480> even<01:50:54.719> really<01:50:54.880> mean,<01:50:55.119> but<01:50:55.360> it's<01:50:55.520> because don't even really mean, but it's because it's<01:50:55.840> a<01:50:56.000> funny<01:50:56.159> thing<01:50:56.239> to<01:50:56.480> say.<01:50:57.040> It's<01:50:57.360> just it's a funny thing to say. It's just like<01:50:57.840> I<01:50:58.080> always<01:50:58.320> say,<01:50:58.960> Bob<01:50:59.280> Marley<01:50:59.760> didn't like I always say, Bob Marley didn't really<01:51:00.159> shoot<01:51:00.400> the<01:51:00.560> sheriff.<01:51:00.960> You<01:51:01.119> know<01:51:01.199> that, really shoot the sheriff. You know that, >> It's<01:51:02.739> [laughter]<01:51:02.880> like<01:51:03.199> it's<01:51:03.360> just<01:51:03.760> jokes. >> It's [laughter] like it's just jokes. >> Like<01:51:05.520> when<01:51:05.760> you<01:51:05.920> say<01:51:06.239> inappropriate<01:51:07.040> [ __ ]<01:51:07.280> on >> Like when you say inappropriate [ __ ] on purpose<01:51:08.719> and<01:51:08.880> that<01:51:09.199> is<01:51:09.360> like<01:51:09.679> everybody<01:51:10.000> used purpose and that is like everybody used to<01:51:10.400> know<01:51:10.560> that.<01:51:10.880> Like<01:51:11.119> Louis<01:51:11.440> CK<01:51:11.920> was<01:51:12.239> a<01:51:12.480> very to know that. Like Louis CK was a very left-wing<01:51:13.520> progressive<01:51:14.159> guy<01:51:14.960> when<01:51:15.280> he<01:51:15.600> was left-wing progressive guy when he was saying<01:51:16.320> really<01:51:16.719> [ __ ]<01:51:17.040> up<01:51:17.199> things<01:51:17.440> that<01:51:17.679> he saying really [ __ ] up things that he didn't<01:51:18.080> mean<01:51:18.400> on<01:51:18.719> purpose<01:51:18.960> because<01:51:19.119> they<01:51:19.360> were didn't mean on purpose because they were funny. >> Yeah.<01:51:20.159> Like<01:51:20.400> that<01:51:20.639> was<01:51:20.800> what<01:51:20.960> he<01:51:21.199> did<01:51:21.679> and >> Yeah. Like that was what he did and everybody<01:51:22.320> was<01:51:22.480> fine<01:51:22.639> with<01:51:22.800> it<01:51:23.760> until everybody was fine with it until somewhere<01:51:25.600> around<01:51:26.480> it<01:51:26.719> seems<01:51:27.040> like<01:51:27.199> it<01:51:27.360> was somewhere around it seems like it was like<01:51:28.000> 2016<01:51:29.360> 200<01:51:29.920> like<01:51:30.080> it<01:51:30.320> started<01:51:30.480> to<01:51:30.639> turn<01:51:30.800> a like 2016 200 like it started to turn a corner<01:51:31.280> where<01:51:31.520> it<01:51:31.679> became<01:51:32.000> like<01:51:32.400> people<01:51:32.719> are corner where it became like people are starting<01:51:33.119> to<01:51:33.280> take<01:51:33.520> these<01:51:33.920> things<01:51:34.639> as starting to take these things as statements<01:51:36.080> rather<01:51:36.400> than<01:51:36.560> as<01:51:36.880> comedy statements rather than as comedy material >> and<01:51:38.880> they<01:51:39.199> started<01:51:39.599> trying<01:51:39.920> to<01:51:40.080> pretend<01:51:40.400> that >> and they started trying to pretend that the<01:51:40.800> person<01:51:41.040> really<01:51:41.360> means<01:51:41.679> this<01:51:42.560> like<01:51:42.800> that's the person really means this like that's where<01:51:43.199> it<01:51:43.360> got<01:51:43.599> crazy<01:51:44.400> and<01:51:44.719> that<01:51:45.040> happened where it got crazy and that happened around<01:51:46.000> the<01:51:46.320> time<01:51:46.480> where<01:51:46.800> social<01:51:47.119> media around the time where social media really<01:51:48.000> came<01:51:48.239> into<01:51:48.560> prominence<01:51:49.440> Because really came into prominence Because before<01:51:50.080> that<01:51:50.719> there<01:51:50.880> was<01:51:51.040> no<01:51:51.280> real<01:51:51.920> avenue<01:51:52.320> to before that there was no real avenue to do<01:51:52.639> that.<01:51:52.960> There's<01:51:53.199> no<01:51:53.360> real<01:51:53.520> avenue<01:51:53.840> to do that. There's no real avenue to pretend<01:51:54.320> you<01:51:54.480> were<01:51:54.639> really<01:51:54.880> deeply<01:51:55.199> upset. pretend you were really deeply upset. >> I<01:51:56.560> mean,<01:51:56.800> I'm<01:51:57.040> sure<01:51:57.119> there's<01:51:57.440> some<01:51:57.679> people >> I mean, I'm sure there's some people that<01:51:58.159> were<01:51:58.400> upset,<01:51:59.040> but<01:51:59.199> there's<01:51:59.440> also<01:51:59.760> a<01:52:00.080> lot that were upset, but there's also a lot of<01:52:00.239> like<01:52:00.480> people<01:52:00.719> that<01:52:00.960> are<01:52:01.199> just<01:52:01.760> ill. of like people that are just ill. They're<01:52:02.560> online<01:52:03.040> all<01:52:03.360> the<01:52:03.599> time<01:52:03.920> on<01:52:04.239> these They're online all the time on these social<01:52:04.719> media<01:52:05.040> apps<01:52:05.360> just<01:52:05.599> arguing<01:52:06.000> and<01:52:06.239> and social media apps just arguing and and spitting<01:52:07.280> out<01:52:07.520> venom<01:52:07.840> and<01:52:08.080> yelling<01:52:08.320> at<01:52:08.480> people spitting out venom and yelling at people and<01:52:08.800> they<01:52:08.960> yell<01:52:09.119> at<01:52:09.360> them.<01:52:09.599> It's<01:52:09.760> like<01:52:10.000> they're and they yell at them. It's like they're in<01:52:10.480> hell<01:52:10.719> all<01:52:10.960> day<01:52:11.199> long.<01:52:11.599> And<01:52:11.840> anytime in hell all day long. And anytime something<01:52:12.560> comes<01:52:12.719> along,<01:52:13.040> they<01:52:13.199> could<01:52:13.360> be something comes along, they could be upset<01:52:13.679> at<01:52:14.080> they<01:52:14.320> got<01:52:14.480> to<01:52:14.719> they<01:52:14.960> have<01:52:15.119> to<01:52:15.280> have upset at they got to they have to have their<01:52:15.679> take.<01:52:16.159> They<01:52:16.400> have<01:52:16.480> to<01:52:16.639> have<01:52:16.719> that<01:52:16.880> hot their take. They have to have that hot take. >> Yeah.<01:52:18.320> And<01:52:18.560> if<01:52:18.719> their<01:52:18.880> hot<01:52:19.040> take<01:52:19.280> gets >> Yeah. And if their hot take gets engagement,<01:52:20.080> they're<01:52:20.239> all<01:52:20.400> looking<01:52:20.560> at<01:52:20.719> their engagement, they're all looking at their likes.<01:52:21.360> Then<01:52:21.599> they<01:52:21.760> just<01:52:21.920> start<01:52:22.480> re-engaging likes. Then they just start re-engaging with<01:52:24.080> that<01:52:24.320> subject<01:52:24.719> and<01:52:24.960> going<01:52:25.199> back<01:52:25.360> on<01:52:25.520> it. with that subject and going back on it. And<01:52:25.920> this<01:52:26.080> is<01:52:26.159> the<01:52:26.400> real<01:52:26.560> problem.<01:52:27.520> Okay. And this is the real problem. Okay. >> Good<01:52:29.119> luck<01:52:29.280> with<01:52:29.440> that.<01:52:30.000> That's<01:52:30.239> bad<01:52:30.480> for<01:52:30.560> your >> Good luck with that. That's bad for your head,<01:52:31.040> kid. head, kid. >> Right.<01:52:32.320> Exactly. >> Right. Exactly. >> Very<01:52:33.199> bad<01:52:33.360> for<01:52:33.520> your<01:52:33.599> head.<01:52:33.840> All<01:52:34.000> those<01:52:34.159> people >> Very bad for your head. All those people that<01:52:34.400> I<01:52:34.480> know<01:52:34.639> that<01:52:34.800> are<01:52:35.040> like<01:52:35.360> especially that I know that are like especially comics<01:52:36.239> that<01:52:36.400> are<01:52:36.560> doing<01:52:36.719> it,<01:52:37.040> the<01:52:37.280> comics comics that are doing it, the comics that<01:52:37.760> are<01:52:37.840> doing<01:52:38.000> it,<01:52:38.320> almost<01:52:38.639> all<01:52:38.880> of<01:52:38.960> them that are doing it, almost all of them don't<01:52:39.360> have<01:52:39.520> good<01:52:39.760> careers.<01:52:40.800> No,<01:52:41.199> all<01:52:41.440> of don't have good careers. No, all of them,<01:52:41.840> right?<01:52:42.159> None<01:52:42.400> of<01:52:42.480> them<01:52:42.639> have<01:52:43.040> like them, right? None of them have like impressive<01:52:43.840> care,<01:52:44.239> especially<01:52:44.639> compared<01:52:44.960> to impressive care, especially compared to their<01:52:45.280> contemporaries<01:52:45.840> that<01:52:46.000> are<01:52:46.159> doing their contemporaries that are doing well.<01:52:47.040> And<01:52:47.280> then<01:52:47.440> on<01:52:47.679> top<01:52:47.760> of<01:52:47.840> it,<01:52:48.080> they're<01:52:48.239> all well. And then on top of it, they're all mentally<01:52:48.800> ill.<01:52:49.520> They're<01:52:49.760> all<01:52:49.920> people<01:52:50.080> that mentally ill. They're all people that are<01:52:50.400> [ __ ]<01:52:50.719> filled<01:52:51.040> up<01:52:51.199> with are [ __ ] filled up with pharmaceuticals<01:52:52.239> and<01:52:52.960> they're<01:52:53.199> going<01:52:53.360> to pharmaceuticals and they're going to therapy.<01:52:54.000> They're<01:52:54.159> they're<01:52:54.400> like<01:52:54.560> literally therapy. They're they're like literally mentally<01:52:55.599> ill<01:52:55.679> and<01:52:55.920> they're<01:52:56.159> online<01:52:57.040> talking mentally ill and they're online talking about<01:52:57.520> fascists, about fascists, >> You<01:52:59.280> know,<01:52:59.520> like<01:52:59.840> stop.<01:53:00.480> Like<01:53:00.880> get<01:53:01.119> your<01:53:01.280> [ __ ] >> You know, like stop. Like get your [ __ ] together.<01:53:01.920> No<01:53:02.159> one<01:53:02.560> your<01:53:02.800> opinion<01:53:03.199> is<01:53:03.360> not together. No one your opinion is not that<01:53:03.840> valuable<01:53:04.239> to<01:53:04.400> people<01:53:04.639> because<01:53:04.960> they that valuable to people because they know<01:53:05.360> that<01:53:05.520> you're<01:53:05.760> [ __ ]<01:53:06.000> up.<01:53:06.239> Do<01:53:06.400> you<01:53:06.560> not know that you're [ __ ] up. Do you not understand<01:53:07.119> that? understand that? >> Right? >> Like<01:53:08.400> the<01:53:08.639> way<01:53:08.800> you<01:53:09.040> view<01:53:09.280> the<01:53:09.520> world<01:53:10.000> is<01:53:10.320> is >> Like the way you view the world is is it's<01:53:11.119> not<01:53:11.520> a<01:53:11.840> healthy<01:53:12.560> balanced<01:53:13.199> perspective. it's not a healthy balanced perspective. like<01:53:14.719> you're<01:53:14.960> viewing<01:53:15.280> the<01:53:15.520> world<01:53:15.760> in<01:53:16.000> this like you're viewing the world in this like<01:53:16.960> mentally<01:53:17.679> ill<01:53:17.920> lens. like mentally ill lens. >> Well,<01:53:19.119> the<01:53:19.280> whole<01:53:19.440> online<01:53:19.920> thing<01:53:20.320> doesn't<01:53:20.800> it >> Well, the whole online thing doesn't it doesn't<01:53:21.360> even<01:53:21.679> convert<01:53:22.000> to<01:53:22.320> sold<01:53:22.639> tickets<01:53:23.119> or doesn't even convert to sold tickets or a<01:53:23.599> bigger<01:53:23.920> thing.<01:53:24.400> It<01:53:24.639> it's<01:53:24.960> such<01:53:25.199> a<01:53:25.440> temporary a bigger thing. It it's such a temporary drug<01:53:26.719> for<01:53:26.960> them<01:53:27.440> to<01:53:27.679> get<01:53:28.159> to<01:53:28.400> fill<01:53:28.639> this<01:53:28.960> void drug for them to get to fill this void of<01:53:29.840> what<01:53:30.000> they're<01:53:30.320> not<01:53:30.560> doing, of what they're not doing, >> right?<01:53:31.440> It<01:53:31.679> doesn't<01:53:31.920> convert<01:53:32.400> to<01:53:32.639> them<01:53:33.040> people >> right? It doesn't convert to them people wanting<01:53:33.599> to<01:53:33.760> go<01:53:33.920> see<01:53:34.080> them.<01:53:34.480> No,<01:53:35.040> I<01:53:35.199> mean<01:53:35.360> some wanting to go see them. No, I mean some people<01:53:35.760> maybe<01:53:36.000> they<01:53:36.159> get<01:53:36.320> like<01:53:36.480> a<01:53:36.639> little people maybe they get like a little juice<01:53:37.040> out<01:53:37.199> of<01:53:37.280> it,<01:53:37.520> but<01:53:38.000> it's<01:53:38.239> not<01:53:38.400> enough juice out of it, but it's not enough because<01:53:39.040> you're<01:53:39.280> also<01:53:39.520> opening<01:53:39.840> the<01:53:40.000> door.<01:53:40.400> If because you're also opening the door. If you<01:53:40.800> do<01:53:41.040> become<01:53:41.360> popular,<01:53:41.840> you<01:53:42.000> have<01:53:42.080> to you do become popular, you have to understand<01:53:42.400> that<01:53:42.639> if<01:53:42.800> you've<01:53:42.960> been<01:53:43.040> spitting understand that if you've been spitting hate<01:53:43.599> at<01:53:43.840> people<01:53:44.080> for<01:53:44.639> a<01:53:44.960> decade<01:53:45.440> and<01:53:45.760> then<01:53:45.920> you hate at people for a decade and then you become<01:53:46.400> popular,<01:53:46.880> boy,<01:53:47.199> that<01:53:47.360> hate's<01:53:47.760> coming become popular, boy, that hate's coming your<01:53:48.159> way. your way. >> Oh<01:53:49.280> yeah, >> Oh yeah, >> it's<01:53:49.920> coming<01:53:50.159> your<01:53:50.400> way,<01:53:50.960> you<01:53:51.119> know.<01:53:51.440> And<01:53:52.080> I >> it's coming your way, you know. And I mean,<01:53:52.400> this<01:53:52.560> is<01:53:52.639> one<01:53:52.719> of<01:53:52.800> the<01:53:52.880> things<01:53:53.040> that<01:53:53.199> I mean, this is one of the things that I said<01:53:53.599> after<01:53:53.840> the<01:53:54.000> Mensia<01:53:54.639> stuff.<01:53:55.280> I<01:53:55.520> said, said after the Mensia stuff. I said, even<01:53:55.920> though<01:53:56.000> I<01:53:56.239> think<01:53:56.320> it<01:53:56.480> was<01:53:56.560> the<01:53:56.719> right even though I think it was the right thing<01:53:56.880> to<01:53:57.040> do,<01:53:57.199> I<01:53:57.360> wouldn't<01:53:57.520> do<01:53:57.679> it<01:53:57.840> again thing to do, I wouldn't do it again because<01:53:58.960> it's<01:53:59.119> just<01:53:59.280> too<01:53:59.520> much. because it's just too much. >> It's<01:54:00.719> just<01:54:00.880> too<01:54:01.040> much.<01:54:01.360> You<01:54:01.599> just<01:54:01.760> you<01:54:02.080> create >> It's just too much. You just you create all<01:54:02.880> you<01:54:03.119> just<01:54:03.280> feel<01:54:03.520> the<01:54:03.840> darkness<01:54:04.159> of<01:54:04.320> it<01:54:04.480> all all you just feel the darkness of it all the<01:54:04.880> negative.<01:54:05.199> It's<01:54:05.440> all<01:54:05.679> negative.<01:54:06.159> It's the negative. It's all negative. It's all<01:54:06.560> negative.<01:54:07.199> Even<01:54:07.520> if<01:54:07.760> though<01:54:07.920> it<01:54:08.159> had<01:54:08.239> to all negative. Even if though it had to be<01:54:08.480> done<01:54:08.880> because<01:54:09.119> you've<01:54:09.360> got<01:54:09.520> this<01:54:09.679> guy<01:54:10.000> with be done because you've got this guy with it.<01:54:10.639> It<01:54:10.960> showed<01:54:11.199> me<01:54:11.440> how<01:54:12.639> completely it. It showed me how completely absent<01:54:15.440> of<01:54:15.920> morals<01:54:16.320> and<01:54:16.560> ethics<01:54:16.960> the<01:54:17.199> business absent of morals and ethics the business is<01:54:18.239> completely<01:54:18.880> absent, is completely absent, >> They<01:54:20.239> knew<01:54:20.560> what<01:54:20.800> he<01:54:21.040> was<01:54:21.199> doing<01:54:21.440> and<01:54:21.760> they<01:54:22.159> did >> They knew what he was doing and they did not<01:54:22.800> care.<01:54:23.360> They<01:54:23.679> didn't<01:54:23.840> care<01:54:24.080> because<01:54:24.239> they not care. They didn't care because they were<01:54:24.560> profiting<01:54:24.960> from<01:54:25.119> it.<01:54:25.760> This<01:54:25.920> is<01:54:26.080> the were profiting from it. This is the conversation<01:54:26.560> that<01:54:26.719> I<01:54:26.800> had<01:54:26.960> with<01:54:27.040> my<01:54:27.199> agent conversation that I had with my agent when<01:54:27.599> they<01:54:27.760> were<01:54:27.920> dumping<01:54:28.239> me. when they were dumping me. >> I<01:54:29.199> said<01:54:29.280> I<01:54:29.360> I<01:54:29.520> told<01:54:29.599> them,<01:54:29.760> I<01:54:29.920> go,<01:54:30.159> "You're >> I said I I told them, I go, "You're making<01:54:30.800> a<01:54:31.040> mistake<01:54:31.440> right<01:54:31.599> now<01:54:31.840> that's<01:54:32.000> going making a mistake right now that's going to<01:54:32.159> affect<01:54:32.480> the<01:54:32.800> rest<01:54:32.960> of<01:54:33.119> your<01:54:33.360> life.<01:54:33.840> You to affect the rest of your life. You have<01:54:34.080> to<01:54:34.239> understand<01:54:34.400> the<01:54:34.639> choice<01:54:34.880> that have to understand the choice that you're<01:54:35.280> making.<01:54:36.000> you're<01:54:36.320> choosing<01:54:37.280> to<01:54:37.760> align you're making. you're choosing to align with<01:54:38.560> someone<01:54:39.040> who<01:54:39.199> in<01:54:39.520> any<01:54:39.679> other<01:54:39.920> industry with someone who in any other industry that<01:54:40.719> person<01:54:40.880> would<01:54:41.040> be<01:54:41.119> in<01:54:41.280> jail, that person would be in jail, >> If<01:54:42.400> that<01:54:42.639> person<01:54:42.800> was<01:54:43.199> and<01:54:43.440> also<01:54:43.760> if<01:54:43.920> this<01:54:44.080> was >> If that person was and also if this was in<01:54:44.480> literature<01:54:45.040> or<01:54:45.280> if<01:54:45.440> this<01:54:45.599> was<01:54:45.679> in<01:54:45.920> music, in literature or if this was in music, they<01:54:46.480> would<01:54:46.560> be<01:54:46.719> sued<01:54:47.119> into<01:54:47.440> high<01:54:47.679> heaven. they would be sued into high heaven. Like<01:54:49.040> there's<01:54:49.360> songs<01:54:49.599> that<01:54:49.920> like<01:54:50.239> they<01:54:50.639> don't Like there's songs that like they don't even<01:54:51.440> seem<01:54:52.560> like<01:54:52.880> they're<01:54:53.199> that<01:54:53.520> close<01:54:53.760> to even seem like they're that close to each<01:54:54.159> other<01:54:54.639> and<01:54:54.960> people<01:54:55.360> had<01:54:55.679> to<01:54:56.000> give<01:54:56.239> like each other and people had to give like songwriting<01:54:57.119> credits<01:54:57.440> to<01:54:57.599> it. songwriting credits to it. >> Yeah.<01:54:58.880> Oh<01:54:59.119> yeah.<01:54:59.599> like<01:55:00.400> songs<01:55:01.040> like<01:55:01.360> people >> Yeah. Oh yeah. like songs like people get<01:55:01.920> inspired<01:55:02.400> by<01:55:02.719> certain<01:55:03.119> songs<01:55:03.840> and<01:55:04.080> then get inspired by certain songs and then they<01:55:04.480> write<01:55:05.199> a<01:55:05.520> song<01:55:06.080> that<01:55:06.560> sounds<01:55:07.760> close they write a song that sounds close enough<01:55:08.719> that<01:55:09.040> there's<01:55:09.360> a<01:55:09.520> rhythm<01:55:09.840> to<01:55:10.000> it<01:55:10.400> that enough that there's a rhythm to it that people<01:55:10.960> get<01:55:11.119> upset. people get upset. >> Well,<01:55:11.760> there's<01:55:11.920> only<01:55:12.159> so<01:55:12.400> many<01:55:12.560> notes<01:55:13.040> and<01:55:13.280> so >> Well, there's only so many notes and so many<01:55:13.760> chords<01:55:14.560> and<01:55:14.880> there's<01:55:15.199> only<01:55:15.440> so<01:55:15.599> many many chords and there's only so many beats<01:55:16.159> and<01:55:16.400> so<01:55:16.639> much<01:55:16.800> timing.<01:55:17.599> And<01:55:18.000> it's<01:55:18.480> often beats and so much timing. And it's often the<01:55:19.119> same<01:55:19.360> thing<01:55:19.599> with<01:55:20.159> comedy.<01:55:20.960> Like<01:55:21.360> there's the same thing with comedy. Like there's some<01:55:22.480> crossovers<01:55:23.280> in<01:55:23.440> a<01:55:23.599> writer's<01:55:24.000> room, some crossovers in a writer's room, which<01:55:24.480> I've<01:55:24.639> been<01:55:24.800> in<01:55:24.960> so<01:55:25.199> many<01:55:25.360> of.<01:55:25.920> So<01:55:26.159> many which I've been in so many of. So many people<01:55:26.960> writing<01:55:27.280> on<01:55:27.440> the<01:55:27.679> same<01:55:27.840> subject<01:55:28.239> will people writing on the same subject will have<01:55:28.719> the<01:55:29.040> same<01:55:29.360> joke.<01:55:30.239> Uh<01:55:30.639> it's<01:55:30.960> only<01:55:31.119> when have the same joke. Uh it's only when it's<01:55:31.920> like<01:55:32.159> what<01:55:32.480> Mensia<01:55:33.040> was<01:55:33.199> doing<01:55:33.520> word<01:55:33.760> for it's like what Mensia was doing word for word<01:55:34.639> long<01:55:35.040> form.<01:55:35.920> Well,<01:55:36.400> that<01:55:36.639> was<01:55:36.719> a word long form. Well, that was a different<01:55:37.119> thing.<01:55:37.679> What<01:55:37.840> he's<01:55:38.080> he<01:55:38.320> was<01:55:38.400> a different thing. What he's he was a buccaneer.<01:55:39.440> That<01:55:39.679> was<01:55:39.760> a<01:55:39.920> totally<01:55:40.560> different buccaneer. That was a totally different thing.<01:55:41.679> But<01:55:41.920> there's<01:55:42.480> songs<01:55:42.719> like,<01:55:43.040> okay,<01:55:43.199> so thing. But there's songs like, okay, so I<01:55:43.520> was<01:55:43.679> listening<01:55:44.000> to<01:55:44.159> this<01:55:44.400> video<01:55:44.560> the<01:55:44.880> other I was listening to this video the other day<01:55:45.280> or<01:55:45.440> watching<01:55:45.679> this<01:55:45.840> video<01:55:46.000> the<01:55:46.320> other<01:55:46.400> day day or watching this video the other day rather<01:55:47.119> that<01:55:47.360> was<01:55:47.599> comparing<01:55:48.719> um<01:55:49.440> Radio rather that was comparing um Radio Head's<01:55:50.480> Creep<01:55:51.679> to<01:55:51.920> an<01:55:52.159> older<01:55:52.560> song<01:55:53.520> and<01:55:53.760> they Head's Creep to an older song and they had<01:55:54.239> to<01:55:54.480> give<01:55:54.880> Creep<01:55:55.520> uh<01:55:55.679> Radio<01:55:55.920> Head<01:55:56.159> rather had to give Creep uh Radio Head rather had<01:55:56.639> to<01:55:56.800> give<01:55:56.960> this<01:55:57.199> older<01:55:58.080> song<01:55:58.800> writing had to give this older song writing credits<01:55:59.920> for<01:56:00.159> this<01:56:00.480> which<01:56:00.800> sounds<01:56:01.119> so credits for this which sounds so different.<01:56:02.159> And<01:56:02.400> then<01:56:03.040> Radio<01:56:03.520> Head<01:56:04.000> accused different. And then Radio Head accused Lana<01:56:05.040> Del<01:56:05.280> Rey<01:56:05.520> or<01:56:05.760> someone<01:56:06.000> from<01:56:06.159> their Lana Del Rey or someone from their organization<01:56:07.280> accused<01:56:07.760> Lana<01:56:08.159> Del<01:56:08.400> Rey<01:56:08.800> of organization accused Lana Del Rey of having<01:56:09.360> a<01:56:09.599> song<01:56:10.080> that<01:56:10.400> ripped<01:56:10.719> off<01:56:10.960> Creep having a song that ripped off Creep >> or<01:56:12.400> was<01:56:12.560> sounded<01:56:12.880> too<01:56:13.119> much<01:56:13.280> like<01:56:13.599> creep.<01:56:14.320> And >> or was sounded too much like creep. And it<01:56:14.719> did<01:56:14.880> sound<01:56:15.040> a<01:56:15.199> little<01:56:15.280> like<01:56:15.440> creep,<01:56:15.679> but<01:56:15.840> it it did sound a little like creep, but it was<01:56:16.080> very<01:56:16.320> different.<01:56:16.800> Like<01:56:17.040> it<01:56:17.280> should<01:56:17.440> be was very different. Like it should be obviously<01:56:18.560> this<01:56:18.719> is<01:56:18.880> like<01:56:19.119> inspired<01:56:19.679> by<01:56:19.920> it, obviously this is like inspired by it, right?<01:56:20.960> If<01:56:21.199> that's<01:56:21.360> the<01:56:21.679> like<01:56:22.480> Elvis right? If that's the like Elvis Presley's<01:56:23.360> entire<01:56:23.760> career<01:56:24.159> was<01:56:24.400> inspired<01:56:25.040> by Presley's entire career was inspired by black<01:56:26.320> musicians black musicians >> like<01:56:28.159> the<01:56:28.320> way<01:56:28.480> he<01:56:28.639> danced<01:56:28.960> and<01:56:29.199> moved<01:56:29.440> and<01:56:29.599> the >> like the way he danced and moved and the way<01:56:29.840> he<01:56:30.000> sang.<01:56:30.800> So<01:56:30.960> it's<01:56:31.199> like<01:56:31.280> what<01:56:31.440> are<01:56:31.599> we way he sang. So it's like what are we doing?<01:56:32.719> Like<01:56:33.119> there's<01:56:33.440> stealing<01:56:33.840> and<01:56:34.080> then doing? Like there's stealing and then there's<01:56:34.560> inspired<01:56:35.119> by.<01:56:35.520> Inspired<01:56:36.000> by<01:56:36.239> is<01:56:36.400> what there's inspired by. Inspired by is what we<01:56:36.719> were<01:56:36.800> all<01:56:37.040> doing.<01:56:37.280> It's<01:56:37.440> like<01:56:37.520> we<01:56:37.760> were we were all doing. It's like we were talking<01:56:38.000> about<01:56:38.239> that<01:56:38.480> computer<01:56:38.960> earlier, talking about that computer earlier, that<01:56:39.760> chip<01:56:40.080> manufacturing<01:56:40.719> thing.<01:56:41.119> That that chip manufacturing thing. That thing<01:56:41.599> was<01:56:41.840> built<01:56:42.159> on<01:56:42.400> the<01:56:42.639> back<01:56:43.280> of<01:56:43.520> all<01:56:44.080> the thing was built on the back of all the [ __ ]<01:56:44.639> super<01:56:44.880> wizard<01:56:45.280> geniuses<01:56:45.679> that<01:56:45.920> have [ __ ] super wizard geniuses that have been<01:56:46.159> working<01:56:46.400> on<01:56:46.639> all<01:56:46.880> the<01:56:47.119> different been working on all the different technology<01:56:47.840> that<01:56:48.080> led<01:56:48.400> to<01:56:48.560> that<01:56:48.800> being.<01:56:49.280> You technology that led to that being. You can't<01:56:49.679> just<01:56:49.840> invent<01:56:50.239> that<01:56:50.560> in<01:56:50.719> a<01:56:50.960> vacuum.<01:56:51.760> You can't just invent that in a vacuum. You have<01:56:52.080> to<01:56:52.239> invent<01:56:52.639> that<01:56:53.360> on<01:56:53.679> all<01:56:53.920> these<01:56:54.159> other have to invent that on all these other inventions<01:56:54.960> that<01:56:55.199> have<01:56:55.360> taken<01:56:55.599> place<01:56:55.760> for inventions that have taken place for decades<01:56:56.480> before<01:56:56.880> you. decades before you. >> Right?<01:56:58.320> This<01:56:58.560> is<01:56:58.880> the<01:56:59.440> It's<01:56:59.679> like<01:57:00.080> with<01:57:00.400> music. >> Right? This is the It's like with music. It's<01:57:01.679> interesting<01:57:02.159> how<01:57:02.719> ligious<01:57:03.360> they<01:57:03.520> are. It's interesting how ligious they are. >> Maybe<01:57:04.480> it's<01:57:04.639> because<01:57:04.800> they're<01:57:05.040> run<01:57:05.199> by<01:57:05.360> a >> Maybe it's because they're run by a certain<01:57:05.840> group<01:57:06.000> of<01:57:06.239> people.<01:57:06.800> Totally. certain group of people. Totally. >> But<01:57:07.920> they're<01:57:08.320> so<01:57:08.719> good<01:57:09.119> at<01:57:09.360> like<01:57:09.679> suing >> But they're so good at like suing people.<01:57:11.040> Like<01:57:11.440> uh<01:57:11.679> Bittersweet<01:57:12.320> Symphony. people. Like uh Bittersweet Symphony. You<01:57:13.280> remember<01:57:13.440> that<01:57:13.599> song? You remember that song? >> Oh<01:57:14.000> yeah,<01:57:14.159> totally. >> Oh yeah, totally. >> They<01:57:14.800> had<01:57:14.960> to<01:57:15.280> they<01:57:15.520> had<01:57:15.599> to<01:57:15.679> give<01:57:15.840> all<01:57:15.920> their >> They had to they had to give all their money<01:57:16.239> to<01:57:16.400> the<01:57:16.560> Stones. money to the Stones. >> Because<01:57:18.159> it<01:57:18.400> was<01:57:18.800> uh<01:57:18.880> what<01:57:19.119> song? >> Because it was uh what song? >> Uh<01:57:21.599> it's<01:57:22.159> um >> Uh it's um >> what's<01:57:22.960> Perplexity? >> what's Perplexity? while<01:57:24.960> Tony<01:57:25.280> is while Tony is >> or<01:57:27.280> while<01:57:27.440> Jamie<01:57:27.760> rather<01:57:27.920> is. >> or while Jamie rather is. >> Don't<01:57:28.320> do<01:57:28.480> that,<01:57:28.639> please. >> Don't do that, please. >> Oh,<01:57:29.360> I<01:57:29.599> can't<01:57:29.760> do<01:57:29.840> that.<01:57:30.080> That's<01:57:30.239> right.<01:57:30.480> No, >> Oh, I can't do that. That's right. No, you<01:57:30.719> can't.<01:57:30.960> Oh,<01:57:31.119> we<01:57:31.199> have<01:57:31.280> to<01:57:31.599> get<01:57:31.760> us.<01:57:32.400> I you can't. Oh, we have to get us. I know. Song<01:57:34.400> called<01:57:34.560> the<01:57:34.719> last<01:57:34.880> time. Song called the last time. >> If<01:57:35.520> if<01:57:36.080> I<01:57:36.320> mean,<01:57:36.400> we<01:57:36.639> learned<01:57:36.800> this<01:57:36.960> the<01:57:37.119> hard >> If if I mean, we learned this the hard way<01:57:37.440> cuz<01:57:37.599> I<01:57:37.760> have<01:57:37.840> an<01:57:38.000> actual<01:57:38.320> band<01:57:39.360> that<01:57:39.760> can way cuz I have an actual band that can play<01:57:40.400> anything<01:57:40.800> and<01:57:41.040> everything.<01:57:41.760> And<01:57:42.000> years play anything and everything. And years ago,<01:57:42.639> they<01:57:42.880> could<01:57:43.040> play<01:57:43.520> anything<01:57:43.840> and ago, they could play anything and everything.<01:57:44.400> Our<01:57:44.639> old<01:57:44.960> episodes<01:57:45.760> hold<01:57:47.119> um<01:57:48.000> cuz everything. Our old episodes hold um cuz you<01:57:48.480> know,<01:57:48.560> I'd<01:57:48.880> literally<01:57:49.199> be<01:57:49.920> to<01:57:50.080> a<01:57:50.560> you you know, I'd literally be to a you know,<01:57:50.800> a<01:57:51.040> shy<01:57:51.360> person.<01:57:51.599> I'd<01:57:51.840> be<01:57:51.920> like,<01:57:52.000> "What know, a shy person. I'd be like, "What do<01:57:52.320> you<01:57:52.480> you<01:57:52.639> know,<01:57:52.800> you<01:57:53.119> ever<01:57:53.280> do<01:57:53.440> karaoke?" do you you know, you ever do karaoke?" They're<01:57:54.239> like,<01:57:54.320> "Yes."<01:57:54.639> I'd<01:57:54.880> go,<01:57:54.960> "What<01:57:55.280> song They're like, "Yes." I'd go, "What song do<01:57:55.599> you<01:57:55.679> sing?"<01:57:55.920> And<01:57:56.000> then<01:57:56.159> they<01:57:56.400> they<01:57:56.560> go,<01:57:56.639> "Da do you sing?" And then they they go, "Da da<01:57:57.119> da."<01:57:57.280> And<01:57:57.440> I<01:57:57.920> literally<01:57:58.320> they<01:57:58.480> would<01:57:58.639> go da da." And I literally they would go right<01:57:58.960> into<01:57:59.119> it.<01:57:59.360> And<01:57:59.599> now<01:57:59.840> you<01:58:00.159> can't<01:58:00.480> hum<01:58:01.360> a right into it. And now you can't hum a song<01:58:02.639> for<01:58:02.800> a<01:58:03.040> few<01:58:03.199> seconds. song for a few seconds. >> So<01:58:04.000> Bittersweet<01:58:04.560> Symphony<01:58:05.119> was<01:58:05.360> a<01:58:05.520> sample >> So Bittersweet Symphony was a sample from<01:58:06.880> uh<01:58:07.040> the<01:58:07.199> Verve<01:58:07.599> developed<01:58:08.000> Bittersweet from uh the Verve developed Bittersweet Symphony<01:58:08.960> from<01:58:09.199> a<01:58:09.360> sample<01:58:09.840> from<01:58:10.080> a<01:58:10.400> 1965 Symphony from a sample from a 1965 version<01:58:11.599> of<01:58:11.760> Rolling<01:58:12.159> Stone<01:58:12.480> song,<01:58:12.719> The<01:58:12.960> Last version of Rolling Stone song, The Last Time, uh<01:58:15.599> adding<01:58:16.239> vocals,<01:58:16.719> strings,<01:58:17.280> guitar,<01:58:17.679> and uh adding vocals, strings, guitar, and percussion.<01:58:18.719> After<01:58:19.040> a<01:58:19.280> lawsuit<01:58:19.679> by<01:58:19.840> the percussion. After a lawsuit by the Rolling<01:58:20.320> Stones<01:58:20.719> former<01:58:21.040> manager<01:58:21.360> Alan Rolling Stones former manager Alan Klein,<01:58:22.080> the<01:58:22.239> Verve<01:58:22.560> relinquished<01:58:23.119> all Klein, the Verve relinquished all royalties<01:58:23.760> to<01:58:23.920> the<01:58:24.000> Rolling<01:58:24.320> Stones<01:58:24.719> members royalties to the Rolling Stones members MC<01:58:25.440> Jagger<01:58:25.840> and<01:58:26.000> Keith<01:58:26.239> Richards,<01:58:26.960> who<01:58:27.520> were MC Jagger and Keith Richards, who were also<01:58:28.080> added<01:58:28.400> to<01:58:28.560> the<01:58:28.719> songwriting<01:58:29.440> credits. also added to the songwriting credits. Wow.<01:58:31.280> 2019,<01:58:32.000> 10<01:58:32.239> years<01:58:32.480> after<01:58:32.639> Klein's<01:58:33.119> death, Wow. 2019, 10 years after Klein's death, Jagger,<01:58:33.760> Richards,<01:58:34.159> and<01:58:34.320> Klein's<01:58:34.719> son<01:58:34.960> seated Jagger, Richards, and Klein's son seated the<01:58:35.520> rights<01:58:36.080> to<01:58:36.239> the<01:58:36.400> Verb<01:58:36.800> songwriter the rights to the Verb songwriter Richard<01:58:38.080> Ashcroft<01:58:38.719> because<01:58:38.960> he<01:58:39.119> was<01:58:39.280> probably Richard Ashcroft because he was probably broke.<01:58:40.239> There's<01:58:40.480> similar<01:58:40.719> things<01:58:40.880> that<01:58:41.040> have broke. There's similar things that have happened<01:58:41.440> recently<01:58:41.760> with<01:58:42.239> uh<01:58:42.719> I<01:58:42.880> think<01:58:43.040> Olivia happened recently with uh I think Olivia Rodrigo<01:58:44.159> and<01:58:44.400> Paramore<01:58:45.280> and<01:58:45.599> then<01:58:45.840> like<01:58:46.239> uh Rodrigo and Paramore and then like uh Puff<01:58:46.719> Daddy<01:58:47.119> and Puff Daddy and >> Yeah.<01:58:48.719> Can<01:58:48.880> you<01:58:49.040> please<01:58:49.280> look<01:58:49.440> up<01:58:49.599> the<01:58:49.679> other >> Yeah. Can you please look up the other one<01:58:49.920> that<01:58:50.080> I<01:58:50.320> set<01:58:50.560> up<01:58:50.800> though?<01:58:51.119> Um<01:58:51.840> which<01:58:52.080> was one that I set up though? Um which was Radio<01:58:52.639> Head<01:58:52.960> Creep,<01:58:53.920> Lana<01:58:54.320> Del<01:58:54.480> Rey.<01:58:54.800> And Radio Head Creep, Lana Del Rey. And Radio<01:58:55.280> Head<01:58:55.520> Creep<01:58:55.840> had<01:58:56.000> to<01:58:56.159> give<01:58:56.639> uh Radio Head Creep had to give uh songwriting<01:58:57.440> credits<01:58:57.840> to<01:58:58.480> another<01:58:58.960> band. songwriting credits to another band. >> The<01:58:59.920> Holl. >> The Holl. >> The<01:59:00.480> Holl.<01:59:00.960> That's<01:59:01.119> right.<01:59:01.360> What<01:59:01.520> was<01:59:01.679> the >> The Holl. That's right. What was the original<01:59:02.159> song? original song? The<01:59:05.040> Air<01:59:05.199> That<01:59:05.360> I<01:59:05.520> Breathe. The Air That I Breathe. It's<01:59:07.840> interesting<01:59:08.159> when<01:59:08.400> you<01:59:08.480> listen<01:59:08.719> to It's interesting when you listen to Let's<01:59:09.360> listen<01:59:09.599> to<01:59:09.760> them.<01:59:10.159> See<01:59:10.239> if<01:59:10.400> you<01:59:10.560> could Let's listen to them. See if you could find<01:59:10.800> that.<01:59:11.040> There's<01:59:11.280> a<01:59:11.440> comparison<01:59:11.920> video find that. There's a comparison video that<01:59:12.400> I<01:59:12.639> watched<01:59:13.840> uh<01:59:14.080> on<01:59:14.719> um<01:59:15.199> YouTube.<01:59:15.920> See<01:59:16.080> if that I watched uh on um YouTube. See if you<01:59:16.320> could<01:59:16.480> find<01:59:16.639> that<01:59:17.679> because<01:59:17.920> it's you could find that because it's interesting<01:59:18.400> how<01:59:18.639> they<01:59:18.800> they<01:59:19.440> they<01:59:20.719> say<01:59:20.960> the interesting how they they they say the first<01:59:21.440> one<01:59:22.000> and<01:59:22.239> you're<01:59:22.400> like,<01:59:22.480> "Geez,<01:59:22.960> I first one and you're like, "Geez, I don't<01:59:23.280> see<01:59:23.440> it."<01:59:23.920> Well,<01:59:24.080> we'll<01:59:24.320> have<01:59:24.400> to<01:59:24.480> edit don't see it." Well, we'll have to edit this<01:59:24.880> out,<01:59:25.119> ladies<01:59:25.280> and<01:59:25.440> gentlemen.<01:59:25.760> But<01:59:25.840> you this out, ladies and gentlemen. But you could<01:59:26.080> find<01:59:26.239> it<01:59:26.320> yourself.<01:59:26.719> Radio<01:59:27.119> Heads could find it yourself. Radio Heads Creep<01:59:27.679> versus<01:59:27.920> Lana<01:59:28.239> Del<01:59:28.400> Rey's<01:59:28.719> Get<01:59:28.960> Free Creep versus Lana Del Rey's Get Free versus<01:59:29.440> The<01:59:29.599> Holl's<01:59:30.159> The<01:59:30.320> Air<01:59:30.480> That<01:59:30.639> I versus The Holl's The Air That I Breathe.<01:59:31.280> Yeah,<01:59:31.520> that<01:59:31.760> was<01:59:31.920> a<01:59:32.159> live<01:59:32.560> version Breathe. Yeah, that was a live version of<01:59:32.960> it,<01:59:33.360> but<01:59:33.599> if<01:59:33.840> you<01:59:34.239> uh<01:59:34.560> hear<01:59:34.800> the<01:59:35.040> recorded of it, but if you uh hear the recorded version<01:59:35.679> of<01:59:35.760> it,<01:59:35.920> it's<01:59:36.159> even<01:59:36.400> more version of it, it's even more You<01:59:37.679> could<01:59:37.920> see, You could see, >> but<01:59:39.599> people<01:59:39.840> get<01:59:40.000> inspired<01:59:40.560> by<01:59:40.960> things. >> but people get inspired by things. >> I<01:59:42.639> get<01:59:42.800> it<01:59:43.119> though. >> I get it though. >> I<01:59:44.159> get<01:59:44.239> it<01:59:44.400> in<01:59:44.560> those<01:59:44.800> cases,<01:59:45.360> especially<01:59:45.679> like >> I get it in those cases, especially like the<01:59:46.080> beginning<01:59:46.239> of<01:59:46.320> the<01:59:46.480> Holly<01:59:46.800> song<01:59:47.119> and<01:59:47.360> then the beginning of the Holly song and then the<01:59:47.760> beginning<01:59:47.920> of<01:59:48.080> Radio<01:59:48.400> Head,<01:59:48.719> like the beginning of Radio Head, like dead<01:59:50.880> on. dead on. >> They're<01:59:52.800> set<01:59:52.960> in<01:59:53.119> a<01:59:53.280> mood,<01:59:53.599> like<01:59:53.760> a<01:59:53.920> very >> They're set in a mood, like a very specific<01:59:54.639> mood.<01:59:55.119> Have<01:59:55.360> you<01:59:55.440> ever<01:59:55.599> seen<01:59:55.920> how specific mood. Have you ever seen how the<01:59:56.320> guy<01:59:56.639> from<01:59:57.280> here's<01:59:57.599> a<01:59:57.840> crazy<01:59:58.080> one.<01:59:58.480> The<01:59:58.639> guy the guy from here's a crazy one. The guy from<01:59:59.920> the<02:00:00.239> Gorillas,<02:00:01.199> the<02:00:01.440> song<02:00:01.760> Clint from the Gorillas, the song Clint Eastwood,<02:00:02.800> I<02:00:03.040> think<02:00:03.119> it<02:00:03.360> is,<02:00:03.920> he<02:00:04.159> had<02:00:04.320> a<02:00:04.560> like Eastwood, I think it is, he had a like one<02:00:04.960> of<02:00:05.040> those<02:00:05.199> like<02:00:05.440> little<02:00:05.840> kids<02:00:06.400> kind<02:00:06.639> of one of those like little kids kind of keyboards and<02:00:08.800> he<02:00:09.119> hit<02:00:09.360> the<02:00:09.520> demo<02:00:09.920> button<02:00:10.480> because<02:00:10.719> like and he hit the demo button because like oftent<02:00:11.280> times<02:00:11.679> it'll<02:00:12.080> just<02:00:12.320> have<02:00:12.480> a<02:00:12.880> regular oftent times it'll just have a regular song<02:00:13.840> or<02:00:14.159> whatever.<02:00:14.960> And<02:00:15.520> um<02:00:16.320> it's<02:00:17.119> the<02:00:17.440> entire song or whatever. And um it's the entire backbone<02:00:18.480> of<02:00:18.639> their<02:00:18.880> biggest<02:00:19.199> hit. backbone of their biggest hit. Um,<02:00:21.920> you'd<02:00:22.239> have<02:00:22.320> to<02:00:22.560> you'd<02:00:22.800> have<02:00:22.960> to<02:00:23.040> pull<02:00:23.199> it Um, you'd have to you'd have to pull it up,<02:00:23.440> I<02:00:23.679> guess,<02:00:23.760> to<02:00:24.000> understand,<02:00:24.239> but<02:00:24.400> it's up, I guess, to understand, but it's that. Yeah,<02:00:28.480> there<02:00:28.639> it<02:00:28.880> is.<02:00:29.318> [music] Yeah, there it is. [music] So,<02:00:30.400> that's<02:00:30.719> just<02:00:31.119> on<02:00:31.440> the<02:00:31.679> thing.<02:00:32.719> Wow. So, that's just on the thing. Wow. >> And<02:00:35.119> somehow<02:00:35.520> they<02:00:35.760> got<02:00:35.840> away<02:00:36.080> with<02:00:36.320> it. >> And somehow they got away with it. [music] >> And<02:00:39.920> then<02:00:40.159> all<02:00:40.400> they<02:00:40.639> do<02:00:40.880> from<02:00:41.040> there<02:00:41.199> is<02:00:41.440> just >> And then all they do from there is just >> That's<02:00:42.159> it.<02:00:42.320> That's<02:00:42.480> the<02:00:42.639> preset.<02:00:43.040> It's<02:00:43.199> the >> That's it. That's the preset. It's the rock<02:00:43.840> one<02:00:44.239> preset. rock one preset. That's<02:00:50.639> so<02:00:50.880> crazy.<02:00:51.440> They<02:00:51.760> used<02:00:52.000> that.<02:00:52.243> [music] That's so crazy. They used that. [music] They<02:00:52.639> used<02:00:52.880> a<02:00:53.119> preset<02:00:54.159> from They used a preset from one<02:00:55.840> of<02:00:55.920> them<02:00:56.159> little<02:00:56.400> machines<02:00:56.880> like<02:00:57.040> a<02:00:57.280> toy. one of them little machines like a toy. >> And<02:00:58.239> much<02:00:58.560> like<02:00:58.719> the<02:00:58.960> [ __ ]<02:00:59.840> crazy<02:01:00.239> jokes >> And much like the [ __ ] crazy jokes that<02:01:00.880> end<02:01:01.040> up<02:01:01.199> getting<02:01:01.360> me<02:01:01.599> in<02:01:01.760> trouble,<02:01:02.000> I<02:01:02.159> bet that end up getting me in trouble, I bet they<02:01:02.480> don't<02:01:02.639> even<02:01:02.800> think<02:01:02.960> that's<02:01:03.280> going<02:01:03.440> to<02:01:03.520> be they don't even think that's going to be the<02:01:03.840> hit.<02:01:04.400> You<02:01:04.560> know<02:01:04.560> what<02:01:04.800> I<02:01:04.960> mean?<02:01:05.280> Like the hit. You know what I mean? Like they're<02:01:06.080> probably<02:01:06.239> not<02:01:06.480> like,<02:01:06.719> "This<02:01:07.040> is<02:01:07.199> the they're probably not like, "This is the song<02:01:07.679> that's<02:01:07.920> going<02:01:08.080> to<02:01:08.159> fly<02:01:08.400> off<02:01:08.560> the song that's going to fly off the shelves." >> Yeah,<02:01:09.199> but<02:01:09.360> other<02:01:09.520> people<02:01:09.679> see<02:01:09.840> it.<02:01:10.000> Tony,<02:01:10.320> I >> Yeah, but other people see it. Tony, I was<02:01:10.560> the<02:01:10.639> one<02:01:10.719> who<02:01:10.880> told<02:01:10.960> you<02:01:11.119> you're<02:01:11.280> going<02:01:11.360> to was the one who told you you're going to get<02:01:11.599> stabbed<02:01:11.840> for<02:01:12.000> the<02:01:12.159> Puerto<02:01:12.400> Rican<02:01:12.719> joke. get stabbed for the Puerto Rican joke. >> There<02:01:14.560> was<02:01:14.800> that<02:01:15.040> was<02:01:15.199> so<02:01:15.440> many<02:01:15.760> years<02:01:16.000> later. >> There was that was so many years later. It's<02:01:16.800> crazy.<02:01:17.520> I<02:01:17.760> was<02:01:17.920> doing<02:01:18.080> that<02:01:18.320> joke<02:01:18.719> during It's crazy. I was doing that joke during the<02:01:19.280> pandemic<02:01:19.760> to<02:01:19.920> the<02:01:20.080> point<02:01:20.159> to<02:01:20.320> where<02:01:20.480> it the pandemic to the point to where it got<02:01:20.880> extended<02:01:21.063> [laughter]<02:01:21.440> to<02:01:21.599> where<02:01:21.840> you got extended [laughter] to where you were<02:01:22.159> part<02:01:22.320> of<02:01:22.480> it.<02:01:22.800> And<02:01:22.960> what's<02:01:23.280> funny<02:01:23.440> is<02:01:23.679> I were part of it. And what's funny is I left<02:01:24.080> those<02:01:24.400> tags<02:01:25.280> of<02:01:25.440> the<02:01:25.679> longer<02:01:26.080> joke<02:01:26.400> out left those tags of the longer joke out of<02:01:26.719> the<02:01:26.880> Trump<02:01:27.199> rally<02:01:27.599> one<02:01:27.920> which<02:01:28.159> probably of the Trump rally one which probably would<02:01:28.639> have<02:01:28.800> protected<02:01:29.280> me.<02:01:30.159> It<02:01:30.400> probably would have protected me. It probably would<02:01:30.800> have<02:01:30.960> saved<02:01:31.119> it<02:01:31.360> going,<02:01:31.599> "Ah,<02:01:32.000> it's would have saved it going, "Ah, it's going<02:01:32.239> to<02:01:32.400> get<02:01:32.480> me<02:01:32.719> stabbed."<02:01:33.360> Whatever.<02:01:33.840> You going to get me stabbed." Whatever. You know<02:01:34.080> what<02:01:34.159> I<02:01:34.320> mean? >> Then<02:01:34.719> you<02:01:34.800> would<02:01:34.960> have<02:01:35.040> to<02:01:35.119> do<02:01:35.199> the<02:01:35.360> Amy >> Then you would have to do the Amy Schubert<02:01:36.080> joke. Schubert joke. >> Well,<02:01:36.800> yeah,<02:01:37.040> there<02:01:37.199> was<02:01:37.360> a<02:01:37.520> lot<02:01:37.599> to<02:01:37.760> it.<02:01:38.080> Yeah. >> Well, yeah, there was a lot to it. Yeah. People<02:01:39.119> don't<02:01:39.360> realize<02:01:39.679> that<02:01:39.920> that's<02:01:40.159> a<02:01:41.040> small People don't realize that that's a small bit<02:01:41.599> of<02:01:41.840> a<02:01:42.159> much<02:01:42.560> much<02:01:42.960> bigger<02:01:43.360> chunk<02:01:43.679> at<02:01:43.840> the bit of a much much bigger chunk at the time.<02:01:44.480> Well,<02:01:44.719> that's<02:01:44.880> why<02:01:44.960> it<02:01:45.119> should<02:01:45.280> be<02:01:45.360> in<02:01:45.520> a time. Well, that's why it should be in a set.<02:01:46.400> You<02:01:46.560> know,<02:01:46.800> of<02:01:46.880> course,<02:01:47.199> comedy<02:01:47.520> is<02:01:47.679> a set. You know, of course, comedy is a such<02:01:48.639> a<02:01:48.800> weird<02:01:49.119> art<02:01:49.360> form.<02:01:49.760> I<02:01:49.920> mean,<02:01:50.239> look,<02:01:50.400> I such a weird art form. I mean, look, I love<02:01:50.719> it<02:01:50.880> to<02:01:51.040> death,<02:01:51.280> but<02:01:51.599> real<02:01:52.239> comedy<02:01:52.719> should love it to death, but real comedy should be<02:01:53.119> seen<02:01:53.360> in<02:01:53.520> person. be seen in person. >> Oh,<02:01:54.320> yeah. >> You<02:01:54.719> know,<02:01:55.280> Stan<02:01:55.599> Hope<02:01:55.760> said<02:01:55.920> this<02:01:56.080> once,<02:01:56.400> like >> You know, Stan Hope said this once, like it<02:01:56.880> was<02:01:56.960> like<02:01:57.119> everything<02:01:57.360> we<02:01:57.520> do<02:01:57.679> on<02:01:57.760> TV<02:01:58.000> is it was like everything we do on TV is just<02:01:58.239> to<02:01:58.400> try<02:01:58.480> to<02:01:58.560> get<02:01:58.719> people<02:01:58.880> to<02:01:58.960> come<02:01:59.119> see<02:01:59.280> us just to try to get people to come see us in<02:01:59.520> the<02:01:59.599> clubs.<02:02:00.000> Exactly. in the clubs. Exactly. >> Like,<02:02:00.480> that's<02:02:00.719> really<02:02:00.880> what<02:02:01.040> it<02:02:01.199> is.<02:02:01.760> Like, >> Like, that's really what it is. Like, you<02:02:02.080> just<02:02:02.239> really<02:02:02.400> want<02:02:02.560> people<02:02:02.800> to<02:02:02.880> go<02:02:03.040> there you just really want people to go there live<02:02:03.520> because<02:02:03.760> that's<02:02:03.920> the<02:02:04.080> real<02:02:04.239> fun. live because that's the real fun. >> The<02:02:05.199> real<02:02:05.360> fun<02:02:05.599> is<02:02:06.000> all<02:02:06.400> us,<02:02:06.719> a<02:02:06.960> bunch<02:02:07.119> of<02:02:07.280> human >> The real fun is all us, a bunch of human beings<02:02:08.320> [ __ ]<02:02:08.719> around<02:02:09.040> and<02:02:09.280> having<02:02:09.520> a<02:02:09.679> good beings [ __ ] around and having a good time,<02:02:10.159> right?<02:02:10.560> soon<02:02:10.719> as<02:02:10.880> you<02:02:11.040> start<02:02:11.280> taking<02:02:11.520> it time, right? soon as you start taking it seriously<02:02:12.080> and<02:02:12.320> making<02:02:12.560> it<02:02:12.800> something<02:02:12.960> that seriously and making it something that it's<02:02:13.440> not<02:02:13.760> like<02:02:14.000> you're it's not like you're I<02:02:16.080> get<02:02:16.480> why<02:02:16.800> you're<02:02:17.040> doing<02:02:17.199> it<02:02:17.440> because<02:02:17.760> that I get why you're doing it because that has<02:02:18.239> become<02:02:18.480> a<02:02:18.719> thing<02:02:18.880> that<02:02:19.119> people<02:02:19.280> do<02:02:19.520> today. has become a thing that people do today. But<02:02:20.800> I'm<02:02:21.119> just<02:02:21.280> saying<02:02:21.679> like<02:02:21.920> for<02:02:22.159> your<02:02:22.320> own But I'm just saying like for your own mental<02:02:22.800> health<02:02:23.520> just<02:02:23.840> not<02:02:24.080> it's<02:02:24.320> not<02:02:24.480> good<02:02:24.639> for mental health just not it's not good for you<02:02:25.199> to<02:02:25.440> be<02:02:25.679> engaging<02:02:26.480> like<02:02:26.639> I<02:02:26.800> was<02:02:26.880> saying you to be engaging like I was saying about<02:02:27.119> the<02:02:27.360> Carlos<02:02:27.679> thing<02:02:27.920> like<02:02:28.080> just about the Carlos thing like just engaging<02:02:28.719> in<02:02:28.960> conflict.<02:02:29.599> It's<02:02:29.840> not<02:02:30.000> good. engaging in conflict. It's not good. It's<02:02:30.480> not<02:02:30.639> good<02:02:30.800> for<02:02:30.880> you.<02:02:31.119> It's<02:02:31.360> bad<02:02:31.599> for<02:02:31.760> you. It's not good for you. It's bad for you. >> Feels<02:02:33.040> bad.<02:02:33.520> It's<02:02:33.760> not<02:02:34.000> good.<02:02:34.639> It's<02:02:34.880> not<02:02:35.119> it's >> Feels bad. It's not good. It's not it's you<02:02:35.760> this<02:02:36.000> is<02:02:36.239> ne<02:02:36.560> there's<02:02:36.800> negative<02:02:37.119> energy you this is ne there's negative energy and<02:02:37.599> positive<02:02:37.920> energy.<02:02:38.239> You<02:02:38.400> should<02:02:38.560> spend<02:02:39.360> as and positive energy. You should spend as much<02:02:39.920> of<02:02:40.080> your<02:02:40.239> time<02:02:40.560> possible<02:02:41.440> on<02:02:41.920> things much of your time possible on things that<02:02:42.719> make<02:02:43.119> positive<02:02:43.520> energy.<02:02:44.000> I<02:02:44.239> know<02:02:44.400> that that make positive energy. I know that sounds<02:02:44.800> hippie<02:02:45.199> and<02:02:45.599> because<02:02:45.840> I'm<02:02:46.000> a<02:02:46.159> little sounds hippie and because I'm a little bit<02:02:46.480> of<02:02:46.560> hippie.<02:02:46.880> I<02:02:47.040> got<02:02:47.119> a<02:02:47.199> lot<02:02:47.280> of<02:02:47.360> hippie<02:02:47.679> in bit of hippie. I got a lot of hippie in me,<02:02:48.239> but<02:02:48.480> that's<02:02:48.639> what<02:02:48.880> I<02:02:49.040> believe.<02:02:49.360> I<02:02:49.599> believe me, but that's what I believe. I believe you<02:02:50.000> should<02:02:50.159> spend<02:02:50.400> as<02:02:50.639> much<02:02:50.719> of<02:02:50.880> your<02:02:51.040> time you should spend as much of your time having<02:02:52.000> fun,<02:02:52.960> making<02:02:53.280> people<02:02:53.599> laugh,<02:02:54.159> having having fun, making people laugh, having a<02:02:54.639> good<02:02:54.800> time,<02:02:55.360> and<02:02:55.760> less<02:02:56.560> about<02:02:56.880> dwelling<02:02:57.360> on a good time, and less about dwelling on >> Yeah.<02:02:58.880> That's<02:02:59.119> why<02:02:59.280> I<02:02:59.440> try<02:02:59.599> to<02:02:59.760> stay<02:02:59.920> off >> Yeah. That's why I try to stay off Twitter<02:03:00.800> because<02:03:01.040> when<02:03:01.199> I<02:03:01.360> get<02:03:01.520> on,<02:03:01.840> I<02:03:02.080> just Twitter because when I get on, I just start<02:03:02.480> freaking<02:03:02.960> out<02:03:03.280> at<02:03:03.520> all<02:03:03.760> the<02:03:04.080> different start freaking out at all the different news<02:03:04.719> stories<02:03:05.040> that<02:03:05.280> are<02:03:05.440> just<02:03:06.000> abomination news stories that are just abomination after<02:03:07.199> abomination<02:03:08.080> where<02:03:08.239> you're<02:03:08.400> just<02:03:08.880> so after abomination where you're just so angry. >> It's<02:03:10.159> just<02:03:10.400> impossible<02:03:11.040> now.<02:03:11.360> And<02:03:11.440> and<02:03:12.239> you >> It's just impossible now. And and you know,<02:03:12.480> it<02:03:12.639> used<02:03:12.800> to<02:03:12.880> be<02:03:13.040> Twitter<02:03:13.360> was<02:03:13.520> Twitter know, it used to be Twitter was Twitter and<02:03:14.000> this<02:03:14.159> and<02:03:14.320> that,<02:03:14.560> but<02:03:14.800> really<02:03:15.280> it's<02:03:15.599> just and this and that, but really it's just the<02:03:16.080> news.<02:03:16.880> X<02:03:17.280> is<02:03:17.760> the<02:03:18.080> news.<02:03:19.199> It's<02:03:19.440> so<02:03:19.760> hard<02:03:20.159> to the news. X is the news. It's so hard to >> absorb<02:03:21.760> that.<02:03:22.239> It<02:03:22.480> you<02:03:22.719> it<02:03:23.040> was<02:03:23.360> fun<02:03:23.920> and<02:03:24.320> you >> absorb that. It you it was fun and you know<02:03:24.880> it's<02:03:25.280> cool<02:03:25.520> and<02:03:25.679> all<02:03:25.840> and<02:03:26.080> my<02:03:26.239> algorithm know it's cool and all and my algorithm still<02:03:27.119> shows<02:03:27.440> me<02:03:27.840> stuff<02:03:28.080> that<02:03:28.320> I<02:03:28.560> love.<02:03:29.040> Police still shows me stuff that I love. Police chases<02:03:29.920> gone<02:03:30.320> wrong<02:03:30.719> and<02:03:31.199> and<02:03:31.760> UFC<02:03:32.320> highlights chases gone wrong and and UFC highlights and<02:03:33.599> all<02:03:33.840> of<02:03:34.000> this<02:03:34.239> stuff,<02:03:34.639> but<02:03:35.119> all<02:03:35.440> the<02:03:35.760> stuff and all of this stuff, but all the stuff around<02:03:36.560> that<02:03:37.440> is<02:03:37.760> just<02:03:38.239> crazy.<02:03:38.719> I<02:03:38.880> did<02:03:39.040> a<02:03:39.199> thing around that is just crazy. I did a thing because<02:03:39.599> I<02:03:39.760> was<02:03:39.840> staying<02:03:40.080> at<02:03:40.239> a<02:03:40.400> hotel because I was staying at a hotel in<02:03:42.560> um<02:03:43.599> in<02:03:44.159> uh<02:03:45.040> DC<02:03:46.000> right<02:03:46.400> after<02:03:46.960> the<02:03:47.920> State<02:03:48.159> of in um in uh DC right after the State of the<02:03:48.480> Union<02:03:48.880> or<02:03:49.119> something.<02:03:49.599> Anyway,<02:03:50.239> I'm the Union or something. Anyway, I'm like,<02:03:50.480> "Okay,<02:03:50.800> it's<02:03:50.960> a<02:03:51.119> hotel<02:03:51.520> TV.<02:03:51.920> I<02:03:52.159> never like, "Okay, it's a hotel TV. I never get<02:03:52.560> to<02:03:52.719> watch<02:03:52.960> regular<02:03:53.920> TV.<02:03:54.480> I'm<02:03:54.719> going<02:03:54.800> to<02:03:54.880> be get to watch regular TV. I'm going to be asleep<02:03:55.440> in<02:03:55.760> a<02:03:56.000> few<02:03:56.159> minutes<02:03:56.480> anyway."<02:03:57.280> So,<02:03:57.520> I asleep in a few minutes anyway." So, I threw<02:03:58.000> on<02:03:58.719> um<02:03:59.040> I<02:03:59.280> ended<02:03:59.440> up<02:03:59.599> going<02:03:59.760> by<02:04:00.080> CNN.<02:04:00.560> I'm threw on um I ended up going by CNN. I'm like, "Let's<02:04:01.040> see<02:04:01.119> what<02:04:01.280> these<02:04:01.920> wackos<02:04:02.480> are like, "Let's see what these wackos are saying<02:04:02.960> over<02:04:03.199> here.<02:04:03.440> Let's<02:04:03.679> see<02:04:03.760> how<02:04:04.000> fake<02:04:04.320> the saying over here. Let's see how fake the news<02:04:04.800> can<02:04:05.040> possibly<02:04:05.520> be<02:04:05.840> because<02:04:06.480> from<02:04:06.719> what<02:04:06.880> I news can possibly be because from what I understand,<02:04:07.840> the<02:04:08.239> most<02:04:08.480> recent<02:04:08.880> State<02:04:09.119> of<02:04:09.280> the understand, the most recent State of the Union<02:04:09.679> was<02:04:09.920> a<02:04:10.159> solid<02:04:10.560> State<02:04:10.800> of<02:04:10.960> the<02:04:11.119> Union<02:04:11.760> and Union was a solid State of the Union and very<02:04:12.480> positive<02:04:12.960> and<02:04:13.280> long<02:04:13.679> and<02:04:14.000> entertaining. very positive and long and entertaining. Let's<02:04:14.880> see<02:04:15.040> what<02:04:15.199> they<02:04:15.440> say.<02:04:16.159> Oh,<02:04:16.560> racism Let's see what they say. Oh, racism this.<02:04:17.440> He<02:04:17.679> caused<02:04:17.920> the<02:04:18.080> deaths<02:04:18.320> of<02:04:18.560> black this. He caused the deaths of black people<02:04:19.119> here.<02:04:19.520> He's<02:04:19.760> the<02:04:20.000> reason<02:04:20.239> why<02:04:20.560> we<02:04:21.199> why people here. He's the reason why we why America's<02:04:22.239> failing.<02:04:22.880> It's<02:04:23.119> the<02:04:23.360> reason<02:04:23.520> why America's failing. It's the reason why we're<02:04:23.920> the<02:04:24.239> laughing<02:04:24.719> stock<02:04:24.960> of<02:04:25.119> the<02:04:25.280> country. we're the laughing stock of the country. It<02:04:26.159> made<02:04:26.400> me<02:04:26.639> so<02:04:26.880> stressed<02:04:27.280> out.<02:04:27.920> And<02:04:28.239> I'm It made me so stressed out. And I'm like,<02:04:28.639> "Okay,<02:04:29.119> well,<02:04:29.280> let's<02:04:29.520> see<02:04:29.599> what<02:04:29.840> Fox like, "Okay, well, let's see what Fox News<02:04:30.400> is<02:04:30.560> saying."<02:04:30.880> And<02:04:31.040> it<02:04:31.199> was<02:04:31.440> crazy<02:04:31.920> over News is saying." And it was crazy over there.<02:04:32.639> And<02:04:32.880> then<02:04:33.040> you<02:04:33.280> have<02:04:33.599> [ __ ] there. And then you have [ __ ] >> What<02:04:34.000> did<02:04:34.159> they<02:04:34.320> say? >> What did they say? >> Uh<02:04:36.000> well,<02:04:36.239> they<02:04:36.480> had<02:04:36.719> their<02:04:37.040> counterpoint >> Uh well, they had their counterpoint person<02:04:38.560> on,<02:04:39.119> unlike<02:04:39.599> CNN<02:04:40.080> where<02:04:40.320> they're<02:04:40.560> just person on, unlike CNN where they're just all<02:04:40.880> in<02:04:41.199> agreeance.<02:04:41.920> Yeah.<02:04:42.480> Yeah.<02:04:42.800> and<02:04:43.040> going all in agreeance. Yeah. Yeah. and going by<02:04:43.599> six<02:04:43.920> people<02:04:44.960> literally<02:04:45.360> going,<02:04:45.760> "Yeah, by six people literally going, "Yeah, he's<02:04:46.800> the<02:04:47.040> worst<02:04:47.440> and<02:04:47.679> let's<02:04:48.000> not<02:04:48.239> forget<02:04:48.719> that he's the worst and let's not forget that he<02:04:49.520> doesn't<02:04:49.760> think<02:04:50.080> trans<02:04:50.400> people<02:04:50.719> deserve he doesn't think trans people deserve this<02:04:51.119> and<02:04:51.360> this<02:04:51.520> and<02:04:51.760> like<02:04:52.000> they're<02:04:52.239> just this and this and like they're just going<02:04:52.560> on<02:04:52.719> and<02:04:52.880> on<02:04:53.040> about<02:04:53.440> straight<02:04:53.920> doom." going on and on about straight doom." And<02:04:55.599> Fox<02:04:55.920> News<02:04:56.159> had<02:04:56.320> a<02:04:56.480> counterpoint<02:04:57.040> person And Fox News had a counterpoint person that<02:04:57.599> was<02:04:57.760> stressing<02:04:58.159> me<02:04:58.320> out.<02:04:58.880> And<02:04:59.280> you<02:04:59.520> know, that was stressing me out. And you know, and<02:05:00.239> I<02:05:00.480> swear<02:05:00.800> to<02:05:00.880> God,<02:05:01.119> I'm<02:05:01.360> not<02:05:01.599> kidding. and I swear to God, I'm not kidding. This<02:05:02.239> is<02:05:02.400> not<02:05:02.639> a<02:05:02.880> joke.<02:05:03.840> I<02:05:04.080> was<02:05:04.239> flipping This is not a joke. I was flipping through<02:05:04.800> the<02:05:04.960> different<02:05:05.119> ch<02:05:05.679> by<02:05:05.840> MSNBC.<02:05:06.639> I'm through the different ch by MSNBC. I'm like,<02:05:06.880> "Oh<02:05:07.199> my<02:05:07.360> god,<02:05:07.599> this<02:05:07.760> is<02:05:08.080> crazy."<02:05:08.800> I<02:05:09.119> put like, "Oh my god, this is crazy." I put on<02:05:09.679> Silence<02:05:10.239> of<02:05:10.480> the<02:05:10.639> Lambs on Silence of the Lambs >> to<02:05:11.626> [snorts]<02:05:11.760> calm<02:05:12.000> yourself<02:05:12.320> down. >> to [snorts] calm yourself down. >> I<02:05:13.280> swear<02:05:13.599> to<02:05:13.679> God,<02:05:13.920> I<02:05:14.159> was<02:05:14.320> asleep<02:05:14.800> five >> I swear to God, I was asleep five minutes<02:05:15.280> later.<02:05:16.159> Silent<02:05:16.960> and<02:05:17.280> I<02:05:17.599> ended<02:05:17.840> up,<02:05:18.320> it minutes later. Silent and I ended up, it just<02:05:18.800> coincidentally<02:05:19.440> was<02:05:19.679> on<02:05:19.840> the<02:05:20.000> Buffalo just coincidentally was on the Buffalo Bill<02:05:20.800> part<02:05:21.119> where<02:05:21.440> like<02:05:21.840> he's<02:05:22.159> got<02:05:22.320> a<02:05:22.480> girl<02:05:22.639> in Bill part where like he's got a girl in a<02:05:22.960> well<02:05:23.920> in<02:05:24.080> the<02:05:24.320> basket a well in the basket >> pure<02:05:25.840> darkness<02:05:26.880> and<02:05:27.119> I'm<02:05:27.280> like >> pure darkness and I'm like finally<02:05:29.440> some<02:05:29.679> peace<02:05:30.000> on<02:05:30.159> the<02:05:30.320> cable finally some peace on the cable television.<02:05:31.599> I<02:05:31.840> never<02:05:32.000> get<02:05:32.159> to<02:05:32.320> just<02:05:32.560> watch television. I never get to just watch normal<02:05:33.119> TV. normal TV. >> So,<02:05:33.760> did<02:05:33.920> Fox<02:05:34.159> News<02:05:34.400> have<02:05:34.560> a<02:05:34.800> positive<02:05:35.199> spin<02:05:35.520> on >> So, did Fox News have a positive spin on the<02:05:35.920> State<02:05:36.080> of<02:05:36.159> the<02:05:36.239> Union<02:05:36.560> address?<02:05:36.960> I<02:05:37.119> did the State of the Union address? I did not<02:05:37.360> watch<02:05:37.520> it.<02:05:37.840> I<02:05:38.080> remember<02:05:38.400> for<02:05:38.639> some<02:05:38.880> reason not watch it. I remember for some reason it<02:05:39.360> was<02:05:39.520> stressing<02:05:39.840> me<02:05:40.000> out<02:05:40.320> whatever<02:05:40.639> was it was stressing me out whatever was going<02:05:41.040> on<02:05:41.520> because<02:05:41.760> like<02:05:42.239> they<02:05:42.560> have<02:05:42.719> they<02:05:43.040> at going on because like they have they at least<02:05:43.520> Fox<02:05:44.000> has<02:05:44.719> they'll<02:05:45.119> argue<02:05:45.520> still<02:05:45.840> like least Fox has they'll argue still like the<02:05:46.320> news<02:05:46.639> used<02:05:46.880> to<02:05:47.040> be<02:05:47.280> they'll<02:05:47.599> have<02:05:47.760> both the news used to be they'll have both sides<02:05:48.480> on<02:05:48.960> and<02:05:49.280> kind<02:05:49.599> of<02:05:49.760> talk<02:05:50.080> it<02:05:50.239> out<02:05:51.199> and<02:05:51.520> CNN sides on and kind of talk it out and CNN has<02:05:52.239> that<02:05:52.400> poor<02:05:52.719> guy<02:05:53.119> that<02:05:53.280> poor<02:05:53.599> one<02:05:53.840> guy<02:05:54.080> that has that poor guy that poor one guy that just<02:05:54.480> takes<02:05:54.719> all<02:05:54.880> the<02:05:55.119> bullets<02:05:55.511> [laughter] just takes all the bullets [laughter] for<02:05:55.920> everybody for everybody is<02:05:57.679> just<02:05:57.840> going<02:05:58.400> lying<02:05:59.119> this<02:05:59.280> is<02:05:59.440> that<02:05:59.760> stat is just going lying this is that stat doesn't<02:06:00.480> exist<02:06:01.360> Jennings. doesn't exist Jennings. >> Yes.<02:06:02.560> Yeah. >> Yes. Yeah. >> That<02:06:03.520> poor<02:06:03.760> guy<02:06:04.000> is<02:06:04.239> probably<02:06:04.880> he<02:06:05.119> probably >> That poor guy is probably he probably has<02:06:05.760> months<02:06:06.080> to<02:06:06.320> live.<02:06:06.800> He<02:06:06.960> takes<02:06:07.280> so<02:06:07.520> many has months to live. He takes so many bullets<02:06:08.159> every<02:06:08.480> day.<02:06:09.599> He's<02:06:09.840> a<02:06:10.000> [ __ ]<02:06:10.320> war bullets every day. He's a [ __ ] war hero<02:06:10.960> out<02:06:11.199> there. hero out there. >> It's<02:06:12.560> uh<02:06:13.040> it's<02:06:13.280> a<02:06:13.520> very<02:06:13.760> turbulent<02:06:14.320> world<02:06:14.639> when >> It's uh it's a very turbulent world when it<02:06:14.960> comes<02:06:15.119> to<02:06:15.280> discourse.<02:06:15.920> It's<02:06:16.080> just it comes to discourse. It's just everybody's<02:06:16.719> mad<02:06:16.960> at<02:06:17.119> everybody<02:06:17.520> else.<02:06:18.480> It's everybody's mad at everybody else. It's really<02:06:18.960> weird<02:06:19.280> to<02:06:19.440> watch.<02:06:19.920> It's<02:06:20.239> really<02:06:20.400> weird really weird to watch. It's really weird to<02:06:20.800> watch<02:06:20.960> these<02:06:21.360> these<02:06:21.760> shows<02:06:22.239> on<02:06:22.560> CNN<02:06:23.040> now to watch these these shows on CNN now that<02:06:23.440> are<02:06:23.520> basically<02:06:23.840> like<02:06:24.080> bad<02:06:24.480> podcasts that are basically like bad podcasts that<02:06:25.599> get<02:06:25.840> interrupted<02:06:26.320> every<02:06:26.639> five<02:06:26.880> minutes that get interrupted every five minutes for<02:06:27.440> a<02:06:27.599> commercial.<02:06:28.159> It's<02:06:28.320> really<02:06:28.560> what<02:06:28.719> it's for a commercial. It's really what it's like. >> I<02:06:29.760> just<02:06:29.920> don't<02:06:30.159> I<02:06:30.400> don't<02:06:30.560> remember<02:06:30.800> it<02:06:31.040> being >> I just don't I don't remember it being that<02:06:31.599> way<02:06:31.840> where<02:06:32.000> it's<02:06:32.239> just<02:06:32.560> so<02:06:32.880> many<02:06:33.119> panel that way where it's just so many panel opinion<02:06:34.239> shows.<02:06:35.440> I<02:06:35.679> remember<02:06:35.920> it<02:06:36.079> was<02:06:36.320> it<02:06:36.639> was opinion shows. I remember it was it was more<02:06:37.119> like<02:06:37.360> CNN<02:06:37.840> used<02:06:38.079> to<02:06:38.159> have<02:06:38.320> Bourdain's more like CNN used to have Bourdain's show<02:06:39.199> on<02:06:39.599> Y, show on Y, >> you<02:06:40.079> know,<02:06:40.239> where<02:06:40.400> they<02:06:40.560> would<02:06:40.800> travel<02:06:41.119> around >> you know, where they would travel around the<02:06:41.599> country<02:06:41.840> and the country and check<02:06:43.599> out<02:06:43.840> or<02:06:44.000> travel<02:06:44.320> around<02:06:44.480> the<02:06:44.639> world<02:06:44.800> and check out or travel around the world and check<02:06:45.280> out<02:06:45.520> food<02:06:45.840> and<02:06:46.159> it<02:06:46.400> was<02:06:46.560> interesting.<02:06:47.199> Y check out food and it was interesting. Y >> and<02:06:47.840> he<02:06:48.000> would,<02:06:48.239> you<02:06:48.320> know,<02:06:48.480> give<02:06:48.639> you<02:06:48.800> his >> and he would, you know, give you his perspective<02:06:49.360> on<02:06:49.599> the<02:06:49.760> cultures<02:06:50.239> and<02:06:51.360> all<02:06:51.520> the perspective on the cultures and all the the<02:06:52.079> problems<02:06:52.400> and<02:06:52.639> the<02:06:53.360> things<02:06:53.599> that<02:06:53.840> these the problems and the things that these people<02:06:54.239> were<02:06:54.480> facing<02:06:54.880> and<02:06:55.199> their<02:06:55.520> food<02:06:55.679> and people were facing and their food and what<02:06:56.320> what<02:06:56.560> the<02:06:56.719> community<02:06:57.040> was<02:06:57.280> like.<02:06:57.599> It<02:06:57.679> was what what the community was like. It was [ __ ]<02:06:58.239> great<02:06:58.480> show.<02:06:59.119> They<02:06:59.360> did<02:06:59.520> a<02:06:59.679> bunch<02:06:59.920> of [ __ ] great show. They did a bunch of different<02:07:00.239> shows<02:07:00.480> that<02:07:00.719> were<02:07:00.880> different,<02:07:01.520> you different shows that were different, you know,<02:07:01.840> and<02:07:02.079> then<02:07:03.360> somewhere<02:07:03.679> along<02:07:04.000> the<02:07:04.159> line, know, and then somewhere along the line, man,<02:07:04.639> they<02:07:04.800> just<02:07:04.960> went<02:07:05.119> all<02:07:05.440> outrage. man, they just went all outrage. >> And<02:07:08.000> I<02:07:08.239> don't<02:07:08.400> think<02:07:08.480> that's<02:07:08.800> going<02:07:08.880> to<02:07:08.960> get >> And I don't think that's going to get any<02:07:09.440> different<02:07:09.760> now.<02:07:10.320> I<02:07:10.560> mean,<02:07:10.719> now<02:07:11.280> it<02:07:11.520> looks any different now. I mean, now it looks like<02:07:11.840> Barry<02:07:12.159> Weiss<02:07:12.480> is<02:07:12.639> going<02:07:12.639> to<02:07:12.719> be<02:07:12.880> running like Barry Weiss is going to be running that<02:07:13.280> as<02:07:13.520> well.<02:07:14.159> So,<02:07:14.400> she's<02:07:14.719> running<02:07:14.880> the<02:07:15.119> CBS that as well. So, she's running the CBS News<02:07:15.920> and<02:07:16.239> perhaps<02:07:16.560> she's<02:07:16.880> going<02:07:16.960> to<02:07:17.040> be News and perhaps she's going to be running<02:07:17.440> CNN.<02:07:18.159> The<02:07:18.400> same<02:07:18.560> company's<02:07:18.880> going<02:07:19.040> to running CNN. The same company's going to be<02:07:19.199> running<02:07:19.440> CNN.<02:07:20.480> It's<02:07:20.639> like,<02:07:20.960> okay. be running CNN. It's like, okay. >> Good<02:07:22.480> luck.<02:07:23.199> Good<02:07:23.440> luck.<02:07:23.760> Because<02:07:24.000> it's >> Good luck. Good luck. Because it's already<02:07:24.480> People<02:07:24.800> already<02:07:25.119> don't<02:07:25.280> want<02:07:25.440> to already People already don't want to listen.<02:07:26.159> They<02:07:26.400> don't<02:07:26.480> want<02:07:26.560> to<02:07:26.719> take<02:07:26.800> it listen. They don't want to take it seriously. >> Yeah.<02:07:28.239> they,<02:07:28.719> you<02:07:28.800> know,<02:07:28.880> and<02:07:29.040> that's<02:07:29.199> why<02:07:29.440> X >> Yeah. they, you know, and that's why X has<02:07:29.920> become<02:07:30.159> the<02:07:30.320> news.<02:07:30.719> The<02:07:30.880> reason<02:07:31.040> why<02:07:31.119> it's has become the news. The reason why it's become<02:07:31.520> the<02:07:31.679> news<02:07:31.760> is<02:07:31.920> because<02:07:32.079> they<02:07:32.239> can't become the news is because they can't trust<02:07:32.560> the<02:07:32.719> news, trust the news, >> You<02:07:33.760> know, >> You know, >> totally.<02:07:35.040> It's<02:07:35.440> crazy<02:07:35.760> over<02:07:35.920> there. >> totally. It's crazy over there. >> Like<02:07:36.239> Tim<02:07:36.480> Dylan<02:07:36.719> had<02:07:36.880> these<02:07:37.040> two<02:07:37.199> New<02:07:37.360> York >> Like Tim Dylan had these two New York Times<02:07:37.679> reporters<02:07:38.000> on<02:07:38.159> his<02:07:38.400> podcast<02:07:39.119> and<02:07:39.599> uh<02:07:39.760> I Times reporters on his podcast and uh I listened<02:07:40.400> to<02:07:40.719> him<02:07:41.199> talking<02:07:41.440> about<02:07:41.679> it.<02:07:41.840> I listened to him talking about it. I hadn't<02:07:42.320> listened<02:07:42.480> to<02:07:42.639> them<02:07:42.960> on<02:07:43.199> the<02:07:43.360> podcast, hadn't listened to them on the podcast, but<02:07:43.760> I<02:07:43.920> listened<02:07:44.079> to<02:07:44.159> him<02:07:44.400> talking<02:07:44.639> about<02:07:44.800> it but I listened to him talking about it and<02:07:45.520> he<02:07:45.760> was<02:07:45.920> saying<02:07:46.400> that<02:07:46.880> uh<02:07:46.960> they<02:07:47.199> said and he was saying that uh they said there's<02:07:47.760> no<02:07:48.000> evidence<02:07:48.320> that<02:07:48.639> Jeffrey<02:07:48.960> Epstein there's no evidence that Jeffrey Epstein was<02:07:49.679> intelligence.<02:07:50.320> And<02:07:50.400> I<02:07:50.560> was<02:07:50.639> like,<02:07:50.719> "What? was intelligence. And I was like, "What? What?<02:07:53.040> There's<02:07:53.280> no<02:07:53.920> you<02:07:54.079> [ __ ]<02:07:54.480> watch<02:07:54.880> one What? There's no you [ __ ] watch one Mike<02:07:55.840> Ben's<02:07:56.320> episode<02:07:56.639> of<02:07:56.880> my<02:07:57.199> podcast<02:07:57.840> where Mike Ben's episode of my podcast where he<02:07:58.400> breaks<02:07:58.639> it<02:07:58.800> down.<02:07:59.440> It's<02:07:59.679> almost he breaks it down. It's almost impossible<02:08:00.639> that<02:08:00.960> he's<02:08:01.199> not impossible that he's not >> right. >> Like<02:08:02.400> what<02:08:02.560> the<02:08:02.800> [ __ ]<02:08:03.119> are<02:08:03.280> you<02:08:03.599> like<02:08:03.840> no >> Like what the [ __ ] are you like no evidence?<02:08:04.560> No,<02:08:04.719> that's<02:08:04.960> not<02:08:05.040> true.<02:08:05.520> There's evidence? No, that's not true. There's just<02:08:06.000> evidence<02:08:06.239> that<02:08:06.400> you're<02:08:06.639> not just evidence that you're not considering.<02:08:07.760> So<02:08:08.079> it's<02:08:08.320> like<02:08:08.560> if<02:08:08.960> the<02:08:09.199> New considering. So it's like if the New York<02:08:09.599> Times<02:08:10.159> and<02:08:10.400> the<02:08:10.560> people<02:08:10.639> that<02:08:10.800> we're York Times and the people that we're always<02:08:11.199> supposed<02:08:11.360> to<02:08:11.520> trust<02:08:11.760> to<02:08:11.920> be<02:08:12.079> the always supposed to trust to be the objective<02:08:12.719> purveyors<02:08:13.280> of<02:08:13.440> all<02:08:13.599> that's<02:08:13.840> going objective purveyors of all that's going on<02:08:14.079> in<02:08:14.239> the<02:08:14.320> world,<02:08:14.560> if<02:08:14.800> they're<02:08:15.360> compromised, on in the world, if they're compromised, so<02:08:16.400> they're<02:08:16.639> not<02:08:16.800> allowed<02:08:17.040> to<02:08:17.199> say<02:08:17.440> things<02:08:17.920> or so they're not allowed to say things or they<02:08:18.480> have<02:08:18.560> narratives<02:08:19.040> that<02:08:19.199> they<02:08:19.360> could they have narratives that they could they're<02:08:20.000> supposed<02:08:20.239> to<02:08:20.320> spin<02:08:20.639> one<02:08:20.800> way<02:08:20.960> or they're supposed to spin one way or another<02:08:21.280> or<02:08:21.520> they're<02:08:21.679> very<02:08:21.920> cautious<02:08:22.639> about another or they're very cautious about being<02:08:23.280> honest<02:08:23.599> about<02:08:23.840> their<02:08:24.079> opinion,<02:08:24.719> very being honest about their opinion, very very<02:08:25.599> shielded<02:08:26.159> about<02:08:26.400> their<02:08:26.560> actual very shielded about their actual opinions.<02:08:27.920> Either<02:08:28.320> either<02:08:28.639> one<02:08:28.719> of<02:08:28.880> those<02:08:29.040> is opinions. Either either one of those is not<02:08:29.440> good<02:08:29.840> or<02:08:30.079> if<02:08:30.320> they<02:08:30.480> actually<02:08:30.800> believe not good or if they actually believe that<02:08:31.440> that's<02:08:31.679> not<02:08:31.840> good<02:08:32.000> either<02:08:32.560> because<02:08:32.719> that that that's not good either because that means<02:08:33.119> you're<02:08:33.280> not<02:08:33.599> really<02:08:33.920> paying<02:08:34.159> attention means you're not really paying attention objectively.<02:08:36.320> Like<02:08:36.719> watch<02:08:36.960> a<02:08:37.119> Mike<02:08:37.360> Benz objectively. Like watch a Mike Benz episode<02:08:38.079> where<02:08:38.320> he<02:08:38.560> breaks<02:08:38.800> down<02:08:39.280> Epstein's episode where he breaks down Epstein's connections.<02:08:40.400> It's<02:08:41.040> nuts.<02:08:41.840> The<02:08:42.079> whole connections. It's nuts. The whole thing's<02:08:42.800> nuts. thing's nuts. It's<02:08:45.119> crazy<02:08:45.440> that<02:08:45.679> anybody<02:08:46.000> could<02:08:46.159> say<02:08:46.239> that It's crazy that anybody could say that he<02:08:46.560> wasn't<02:08:46.880> intelligence. he wasn't intelligence. >> Yeah,<02:08:48.639> there's<02:08:48.880> no<02:08:49.040> doubt<02:08:49.280> about<02:08:49.440> it.<02:08:49.840> And<02:08:50.000> but >> Yeah, there's no doubt about it. And but they<02:08:50.320> will<02:08:50.560> do<02:08:50.719> anything<02:08:51.199> to<02:08:51.440> push<02:08:51.840> their<02:08:52.079> own they will do anything to push their own story. >> They<02:08:54.000> don't.<02:08:54.239> Yeah.<02:08:54.560> It's<02:08:54.719> it's<02:08:54.960> a<02:08:55.119> propaganda >> They don't. Yeah. It's it's a propaganda network. >> And<02:08:56.880> whatever<02:08:57.280> that<02:08:57.520> propaganda<02:08:58.000> is,<02:08:58.159> I<02:08:58.320> mean, >> And whatever that propaganda is, I mean, that<02:08:58.639> propaganda<02:08:59.199> will<02:08:59.360> shift<02:08:59.760> depending that propaganda will shift depending upon<02:09:00.400> who's<02:09:00.719> in<02:09:00.960> control<02:09:01.199> of<02:09:01.360> the<02:09:01.440> realm<02:09:01.760> of upon who's in control of the realm of the<02:09:02.079> of<02:09:02.320> the<02:09:02.480> U<02:09:02.880> reigns,<02:09:03.280> rather.<02:09:04.079> the<02:09:04.320> realm the of the U reigns, rather. the realm really<02:09:04.960> is<02:09:05.119> a<02:09:05.280> realm<02:09:06.000> realm<02:09:06.320> of<02:09:06.480> nonsense. really is a realm realm of nonsense. Well,<02:09:07.440> whoever's<02:09:07.840> in<02:09:08.079> control,<02:09:08.639> they're Well, whoever's in control, they're going<02:09:08.960> to<02:09:09.040> be<02:09:09.119> the<02:09:09.360> ones<02:09:09.520> that<02:09:09.760> dictate<02:09:10.079> how going to be the ones that dictate how the<02:09:10.480> narrative<02:09:10.800> goes.<02:09:11.119> And<02:09:11.280> it's<02:09:11.520> always the narrative goes. And it's always going<02:09:12.159> to<02:09:12.320> be<02:09:12.880> whatever<02:09:13.280> the<02:09:13.440> sponsors<02:09:13.920> are. going to be whatever the sponsors are. That's<02:09:14.400> why<02:09:14.560> you<02:09:14.719> never<02:09:14.880> hear<02:09:15.119> anything<02:09:15.440> about That's why you never hear anything about any<02:09:16.560> of<02:09:16.719> these<02:09:17.760> studies<02:09:18.079> that<02:09:18.320> they're any of these studies that they're showing<02:09:19.040> about<02:09:19.360> the<02:09:19.760> vaccine<02:09:20.239> safety<02:09:20.560> signals showing about the vaccine safety signals that<02:09:21.119> they<02:09:21.280> found<02:09:21.599> very<02:09:21.920> early<02:09:22.159> on,<02:09:22.480> how<02:09:22.639> they that they found very early on, how they hid<02:09:22.960> it,<02:09:23.360> all<02:09:23.520> this<02:09:23.679> Fouchy<02:09:24.239> stuff.<02:09:24.960> They're hid it, all this Fouchy stuff. They're they're<02:09:25.440> not<02:09:25.599> showing<02:09:26.159> any<02:09:26.400> of<02:09:26.480> that.<02:09:26.800> the they're not showing any of that. the Tulsi<02:09:27.440> Gabbard<02:09:28.000> speech.<02:09:28.320> We<02:09:28.560> talked<02:09:28.800> about Tulsi Gabbard speech. We talked about that<02:09:29.679> where,<02:09:30.000> you<02:09:30.079> know,<02:09:30.159> she<02:09:30.400> gave<02:09:30.480> this that where, you know, she gave this speech<02:09:30.960> explaining<02:09:31.360> how<02:09:31.599> he<02:09:31.840> lied<02:09:32.079> to speech explaining how he lied to Congress<02:09:32.560> and<02:09:32.800> Fouchy<02:09:34.000> had<02:09:34.480> pressured<02:09:34.960> these Congress and Fouchy had pressured these other<02:09:35.440> scientists<02:09:36.159> to<02:09:36.800> change<02:09:37.119> their other scientists to change their perspective<02:09:37.760> on<02:09:38.000> whether<02:09:38.159> or<02:09:38.320> not<02:09:38.400> it<02:09:38.560> was perspective on whether or not it was gain<02:09:38.880> of<02:09:39.040> function<02:09:39.360> research<02:09:39.760> and gain of function research and >> Yeah.<02:09:40.639> the<02:09:40.880> [ __ ]<02:09:41.119> that<02:09:41.280> we<02:09:41.440> had<02:09:41.599> a<02:09:41.840> pretty<02:09:42.159> big >> Yeah. the [ __ ] that we had a pretty big feeling<02:09:42.719> about<02:09:42.960> back<02:09:43.199> in<02:09:43.440> 2020. feeling about back in 2020. >> Yeah.<02:09:44.560> You<02:09:44.719> don't<02:09:44.880> hear<02:09:45.040> any<02:09:45.199> of<02:09:45.280> these >> Yeah. You don't hear any of these people.<02:09:46.239> They're<02:09:46.480> not<02:09:46.639> covering<02:09:46.960> it. people. They're not covering it. >> And<02:09:47.840> they<02:09:48.079> can't<02:09:48.639> because<02:09:49.040> they<02:09:49.280> can't<02:09:49.520> really >> And they can't because they can't really tell<02:09:49.920> you<02:09:50.079> the<02:09:50.239> whole<02:09:50.400> news.<02:09:50.639> They tell you the whole news. They [clears throat]<02:09:50.800> can<02:09:50.880> only<02:09:51.040> tell<02:09:51.119> you<02:09:51.280> the [clears throat] can only tell you the news<02:09:51.520> they're<02:09:51.760> approved<02:09:52.079> to<02:09:52.239> tell<02:09:52.320> you. news they're approved to tell you. >> That's<02:09:53.280> not<02:09:53.520> good.<02:09:53.840> And<02:09:54.000> that's<02:09:54.239> how<02:09:54.400> X<02:09:54.800> comes >> That's not good. And that's how X comes about. >> Yeah.<02:09:55.840> That's<02:09:56.079> how<02:09:56.239> X<02:09:56.560> becomes<02:09:56.880> the<02:09:57.040> place >> Yeah. That's how X becomes the place where<02:09:57.360> everybody<02:09:57.679> trusts.<02:09:58.079> But<02:09:58.159> then<02:09:58.320> you<02:09:58.480> go where everybody trusts. But then you go to<02:09:58.719> X<02:09:58.960> and<02:09:59.119> it's<02:09:59.360> just<02:09:59.599> filled<02:09:59.920> with to X and it's just filled with horseshit.<02:10:01.199> There's<02:10:01.440> so<02:10:01.679> much<02:10:01.920> lies.<02:10:02.800> There's horseshit. There's so much lies. There's always<02:10:04.000> video<02:10:04.560> of<02:10:04.880> something<02:10:05.280> happening<02:10:06.000> and always video of something happening and they're<02:10:06.480> saying<02:10:06.719> this<02:10:06.960> is<02:10:07.119> going<02:10:07.280> on<02:10:07.520> right they're saying this is going on right now.<02:10:07.920> And<02:10:08.079> you're<02:10:08.239> like,<02:10:08.480> and<02:10:08.639> then<02:10:08.800> someone now. And you're like, and then someone says,<02:10:09.199> "No,<02:10:09.520> this<02:10:09.599> is<02:10:09.679> a<02:10:09.840> video<02:10:10.079> from<02:10:10.320> 2022. says, "No, this is a video from 2022. This<02:10:11.599> is<02:10:11.679> in,<02:10:12.159> you<02:10:12.320> know,<02:10:12.560> this<02:10:12.800> part<02:10:12.960> of<02:10:13.040> the This is in, you know, this part of the world.<02:10:13.679> This<02:10:13.760> is<02:10:13.920> AI. world. This is AI. >> This<02:10:14.639> is<02:10:14.880> China.<02:10:15.440> This<02:10:15.599> is<02:10:15.760> not<02:10:16.000> Israel.<02:10:16.639> This >> This is China. This is not Israel. This is,<02:10:16.960> you<02:10:17.119> know,<02:10:17.199> it's<02:10:17.360> like<02:10:17.920> there's<02:10:18.239> so<02:10:18.560> much is, you know, it's like there's so much horseshit<02:10:19.760> and<02:10:20.000> there's<02:10:20.239> so<02:10:20.400> many<02:10:20.639> bots." horseshit and there's so many bots." >> Yeah.<02:10:21.679> It's<02:10:21.920> like<02:10:22.880> you<02:10:23.119> just<02:10:23.280> dip<02:10:23.599> your<02:10:23.760> toe >> Yeah. It's like you just dip your toe into<02:10:24.159> the<02:10:24.400> water<02:10:24.560> and<02:10:24.719> you<02:10:24.880> just<02:10:25.040> feel into the water and you just feel poisoned.<02:10:25.760> You're<02:10:25.840> like,<02:10:26.000> I<02:10:26.079> got<02:10:26.159> to<02:10:26.320> get<02:10:26.400> out poisoned. You're like, I got to get out of<02:10:26.639> here. of here. >> But<02:10:27.840> then<02:10:28.000> you<02:10:28.159> feel<02:10:28.320> irresponsible<02:10:28.960> for<02:10:29.119> not >> But then you feel irresponsible for not paying<02:10:29.599> attention. paying attention. >> Exactly.<02:10:31.360> And<02:10:31.599> I<02:10:31.760> feel<02:10:31.920> like<02:10:32.079> so<02:10:32.400> many<02:10:32.639> people >> Exactly. And I feel like so many people feel<02:10:33.280> like<02:10:33.520> they're<02:10:33.920> doing<02:10:34.159> the<02:10:34.400> right<02:10:34.560> thing, feel like they're doing the right thing, watching<02:10:35.280> the<02:10:35.520> news<02:10:35.760> and<02:10:36.159> being<02:10:36.480> informed<02:10:37.280> and watching the news and being informed and they<02:10:37.760> hear they hear >> that<02:10:38.960> the<02:10:39.119> news<02:10:39.360> is<02:10:39.599> fake<02:10:39.840> and<02:10:40.079> they<02:10:40.320> think >> that the news is fake and they think that's<02:10:40.719> just<02:10:40.960> like<02:10:41.119> a<02:10:41.280> Trump<02:10:41.599> talking<02:10:42.000> point. that's just like a Trump talking point. I've<02:10:42.480> always<02:10:42.639> said<02:10:42.800> that<02:10:43.040> Trump<02:10:43.360> calling<02:10:43.679> it I've always said that Trump calling it fake<02:10:44.159> news<02:10:44.480> was<02:10:44.800> like<02:10:45.199> one<02:10:45.440> of<02:10:45.520> the<02:10:45.679> worst fake news was like one of the worst things<02:10:46.320> that<02:10:46.639> could<02:10:46.880> happen<02:10:47.199> because<02:10:47.520> then<02:10:47.760> it things that could happen because then it sounds<02:10:48.320> like<02:10:48.480> a<02:10:48.639> Trump<02:10:49.040> thing<02:10:49.440> and<02:10:49.599> the<02:10:49.840> Trump sounds like a Trump thing and the Trump enemies<02:10:50.560> go<02:10:51.040> Oh,<02:10:51.280> fake<02:10:51.599> news.<02:10:52.000> Sure,<02:10:52.320> it's enemies go Oh, fake news. Sure, it's fake.<02:10:53.119> If<02:10:53.280> he's<02:10:53.520> saying<02:10:53.679> it,<02:10:53.840> then<02:10:54.079> it<02:10:54.239> can't fake. If he's saying it, then it can't be<02:10:54.639> fake<02:10:55.280> because<02:10:55.599> we<02:10:55.920> have<02:10:56.079> to<02:10:56.239> disagree<02:10:56.639> with be fake because we have to disagree with him.<02:10:57.520> Meanwhile,<02:10:58.320> it's<02:10:58.560> a<02:10:58.800> [ __ ]<02:10:59.440> It's<02:10:59.679> a him. Meanwhile, it's a [ __ ] It's a goddamn<02:11:00.880> production.<02:11:01.599> I<02:11:01.840> mean,<02:11:02.000> it<02:11:02.159> is goddamn production. I mean, it is >> fake. >> And >> they're<02:11:03.840> right.<02:11:04.079> It's<02:11:04.320> fake. >> they're right. It's fake. >> it's<02:11:05.360> fake.<02:11:05.920> There.<02:11:06.239> A<02:11:06.480> lot<02:11:06.639> of<02:11:06.719> the<02:11:06.880> news<02:11:07.040> is >> it's fake. There. A lot of the news is fake.<02:11:07.599> It's<02:11:07.840> not<02:11:08.079> true.<02:11:08.560> All<02:11:08.719> that<02:11:09.040> I<02:11:09.199> mean, fake. It's not true. All that I mean, the<02:11:09.840> fact<02:11:09.920> that<02:11:10.159> no<02:11:10.400> one<02:11:10.560> got<02:11:10.800> in<02:11:10.960> trouble<02:11:11.440> for the fact that no one got in trouble for all<02:11:12.079> that<02:11:12.320> Russia<02:11:12.800> gate<02:11:13.040> stuff, all that Russia gate stuff, >> crazy.<02:11:14.719> Absolutely<02:11:15.280> crazy.<02:11:15.679> and<02:11:15.840> that<02:11:16.000> they >> crazy. Absolutely crazy. and that they still<02:11:16.400> listen<02:11:16.719> that<02:11:16.880> the<02:11:17.119> same<02:11:17.280> people<02:11:17.520> that still listen that the same people that were<02:11:17.920> pushing<02:11:18.159> that<02:11:18.400> Russia<02:11:18.719> gate<02:11:18.960> [ __ ]<02:11:19.199> are were pushing that Russia gate [ __ ] are they're<02:11:20.159> still<02:11:20.560> giving<02:11:20.880> opinions<02:11:21.280> on<02:11:21.599> TV, they're still giving opinions on TV, >> It's<02:11:22.639> nuts. >> It's nuts. >> Yeah.<02:11:23.679> There's<02:11:24.079> no<02:11:24.320> repercussions<02:11:24.960> to<02:11:25.199> be >> Yeah. There's no repercussions to be found.<02:11:25.520> They<02:11:25.679> get<02:11:25.840> to<02:11:26.000> say<02:11:26.159> whatever<02:11:26.400> they found. They get to say whatever they want.<02:11:27.599> It's<02:11:27.920> crazy. want. It's crazy. >> Well,<02:11:30.960> the<02:11:31.280> repercussion<02:11:31.760> is<02:11:32.000> no<02:11:32.239> one<02:11:32.320> takes >> Well, the repercussion is no one takes them<02:11:32.719> seriously. them seriously. >> And<02:11:34.480> that's<02:11:34.719> real.<02:11:35.040> They've<02:11:35.360> suffered<02:11:35.679> that. >> And that's real. They've suffered that. I<02:11:36.320> mean,<02:11:36.719> uh<02:11:36.880> we've<02:11:37.119> seen<02:11:37.280> that<02:11:37.520> in<02:11:37.679> real<02:11:37.920> time. I mean, uh we've seen that in real time. And<02:11:38.639> I<02:11:38.800> think<02:11:38.880> the<02:11:39.040> p<02:11:39.199> the<02:11:39.440> pandemic<02:11:39.920> was<02:11:40.079> the And I think the p the pandemic was the big<02:11:40.960> that<02:11:41.199> was<02:11:41.360> the<02:11:41.520> big<02:11:41.679> wakeup<02:11:42.000> call<02:11:42.159> for<02:11:42.400> a big that was the big wakeup call for a lot<02:11:42.639> of<02:11:42.719> people<02:11:43.360> especially<02:11:43.840> people<02:11:44.000> that lot of people especially people that were<02:11:44.400> forced<02:11:44.639> to<02:11:44.880> take<02:11:45.040> the<02:11:45.199> vaccine<02:11:45.760> because were forced to take the vaccine because they<02:11:46.320> had<02:11:46.560> jobs<02:11:47.840> or<02:11:48.239> you<02:11:48.400> know<02:11:48.480> they<02:11:48.639> had<02:11:48.719> a<02:11:48.960> fly they had jobs or you know they had a fly or<02:11:50.000> they<02:11:50.239> had<02:11:50.480> family<02:11:50.800> members<02:11:51.679> and<02:11:51.920> then<02:11:52.079> they or they had family members and then they they<02:11:52.560> got<02:11:53.119> some<02:11:53.440> horrible<02:11:53.840> side<02:11:54.079> effect<02:11:55.280> and they got some horrible side effect and those<02:11:55.920> people<02:11:56.159> got<02:11:56.719> what<02:11:56.960> they<02:11:57.119> call those people got what they call redpilled<02:11:58.000> you<02:11:58.159> know<02:11:58.320> I<02:11:58.560> know<02:11:58.800> a<02:11:59.040> lot<02:11:59.199> of redpilled you know I know a lot of people<02:11:59.440> that<02:11:59.599> got<02:11:59.760> redpilled<02:12:00.239> from<02:12:00.480> that. people that got redpilled from that. >> They<02:12:01.679> just<02:12:01.840> can't<02:12:02.000> take<02:12:02.159> it<02:12:02.320> anymore. >> They just can't take it anymore. >> It's<02:12:03.840> crazy<02:12:04.719> and<02:12:05.040> it's<02:12:06.000> bubbish.<02:12:06.800> You<02:12:06.880> know >> It's crazy and it's bubbish. You know what<02:12:07.119> I<02:12:07.280> mean?<02:12:07.360> And<02:12:07.520> there's<02:12:07.760> certain<02:12:08.239> areas what I mean? And there's certain areas geographically in<02:12:10.880> which<02:12:11.760> that's<02:12:12.079> the<02:12:12.320> mentality<02:12:13.040> and<02:12:13.280> they in which that's the mentality and they stick<02:12:13.840> to<02:12:14.079> it.<02:12:14.639> I<02:12:14.960> mean,<02:12:15.679> here<02:12:16.400> in<02:12:17.280> Austin,<02:12:18.159> I'm stick to it. I mean, here in Austin, I'm known<02:12:18.960> as,<02:12:19.760> you<02:12:20.000> know,<02:12:20.719> uh,<02:12:21.119> a<02:12:21.360> skinny<02:12:21.760> little known as, you know, uh, a skinny little [ __ ]<02:12:23.199> I<02:12:23.440> went<02:12:23.599> to<02:12:23.840> LA<02:12:24.320> and<02:12:24.560> it<02:12:24.800> turns<02:12:24.960> out [ __ ] I went to LA and it turns out I'm<02:12:25.280> a<02:12:25.520> racist<02:12:25.920> Nazi.<02:12:26.639> Like,<02:12:26.880> I'm<02:12:27.040> like,<02:12:27.599> they I'm a racist Nazi. Like, I'm like, they were<02:12:28.159> doing<02:12:28.480> jokes<02:12:28.719> on<02:12:28.960> me<02:12:29.040> at<02:12:29.280> that<02:12:29.440> roast<02:12:29.760> in were doing jokes on me at that roast in which<02:12:30.159> it's<02:12:30.400> like,<02:12:30.800> "Oh,<02:12:31.119> what<02:12:31.599> are<02:12:31.920> you<02:12:32.159> guys which it's like, "Oh, what are you guys talking<02:12:32.639> about?"<02:12:32.960> There's<02:12:33.119> parts<02:12:33.360> where<02:12:33.520> I'm talking about?" There's parts where I'm literally<02:12:33.920> like,<02:12:34.000> "What<02:12:34.320> the<02:12:34.719> I've<02:12:34.960> never literally like, "What the I've never even<02:12:35.440> heard<02:12:35.679> this<02:12:35.920> about<02:12:36.159> myself.<02:12:36.480> I'm<02:12:36.719> on<02:12:36.880> a even heard this about myself. I'm on a comedy<02:12:37.360> show<02:12:38.159> every<02:12:38.560> week<02:12:38.800> where<02:12:39.119> people<02:12:39.440> take comedy show every week where people take shots<02:12:40.000> at<02:12:40.239> me<02:12:40.719> and<02:12:40.960> I've<02:12:41.599> None<02:12:41.920> of<02:12:42.079> this<02:12:42.320> is<02:12:42.480> a shots at me and I've None of this is a >> Well,<02:12:43.520> it's<02:12:43.679> made<02:12:43.920> up<02:12:44.159> and<02:12:44.560> it's<02:12:44.960> all<02:12:45.119> They >> Well, it's made up and it's all They also<02:12:45.520> made<02:12:45.760> up<02:12:45.920> a<02:12:46.079> bunch<02:12:46.239> of<02:12:46.400> stuff<02:12:46.719> about<02:12:46.960> like also made up a bunch of stuff about like you<02:12:47.599> going<02:12:47.840> to<02:12:48.000> Saudi<02:12:48.400> Arabia. you going to Saudi Arabia. >> Which<02:12:50.239> is<02:12:50.400> crazy, >> Which is crazy, >> right?<02:12:51.760> Crazy. >> right? Crazy. >> They<02:12:52.480> just<02:12:52.639> made<02:12:52.719> it<02:12:52.880> up. >> They just made it up. >> Yeah.<02:12:53.599> Not<02:12:53.840> only<02:12:54.000> made<02:12:54.159> it<02:12:54.320> up,<02:12:54.639> turned<02:12:54.960> it >> Yeah. Not only made it up, turned it down.<02:12:55.920> Like<02:12:56.400> didn't<02:12:56.800> go<02:12:57.199> when<02:12:57.599> offered<02:12:58.400> vast down. Like didn't go when offered vast sums<02:12:59.199> of<02:12:59.360> money<02:12:59.520> that<02:12:59.840> the<02:13:00.000> bus<02:13:00.320> boy,<02:13:00.639> bag<02:13:01.040> boy, sums of money that the bus boy, bag boy, Tony<02:13:02.560> would<02:13:02.880> never<02:13:03.119> imagine<02:13:03.679> turning<02:13:04.000> down. Tony would never imagine turning down. And<02:13:04.560> people<02:13:04.719> don't<02:13:04.880> even<02:13:05.119> know<02:13:05.199> that<02:13:05.440> you And people don't even know that you turned<02:13:05.760> it<02:13:05.920> down<02:13:06.320> cuz<02:13:06.480> you<02:13:06.639> haven't<02:13:06.880> been turned it down cuz you haven't been public<02:13:07.280> about<02:13:07.440> it, public about it, >> right?<02:13:08.079> I<02:13:08.239> mentioned<02:13:08.560> it.<02:13:08.960> I<02:13:09.199> me<02:13:09.520> glazed<02:13:10.000> over >> right? I mentioned it. I me glazed over it<02:13:10.400> on<02:13:10.639> one<02:13:11.280> for<02:13:11.520> one<02:13:11.760> moment<02:13:12.000> on<02:13:12.159> Kill<02:13:12.480> Tony it on one for one moment on Kill Tony once.<02:13:13.199> But<02:13:13.360> yes,<02:13:13.760> the<02:13:13.840> people<02:13:14.560> that<02:13:14.800> turned once. But yes, the people that turned down<02:13:15.280> that<02:13:15.599> money<02:13:15.840> are<02:13:16.079> you<02:13:16.239> and<02:13:16.400> Shane down that money are you and Shane Gillis. >> Yeah.<02:13:17.520> And<02:13:17.679> meanwhile,<02:13:18.159> Netflix<02:13:19.119> clipped >> Yeah. And meanwhile, Netflix clipped that<02:13:20.239> and<02:13:20.639> po<02:13:20.880> and<02:13:21.119> pinned<02:13:21.520> it<02:13:21.840> on<02:13:22.079> their that and po and pinned it on their Instagram<02:13:23.360> that<02:13:23.599> joke.<02:13:24.000> And<02:13:24.239> with<02:13:24.480> the Instagram that joke. And with the caption,<02:13:25.199> long<02:13:25.520> sip<02:13:25.920> because<02:13:26.079> I'm<02:13:26.320> sipping<02:13:26.639> my caption, long sip because I'm sipping my water<02:13:27.280> because<02:13:27.520> the<02:13:27.760> joke<02:13:28.000> isn't<02:13:28.320> on<02:13:28.560> me,<02:13:28.719> so water because the joke isn't on me, so the<02:13:29.199> camera<02:13:29.520> shouldn't<02:13:29.840> be<02:13:30.000> on<02:13:30.159> me. the camera shouldn't be on me. Meanwhile,<02:13:31.360> they're<02:13:31.520> getting<02:13:31.760> my<02:13:32.000> reaction Meanwhile, they're getting my reaction shot<02:13:32.880> to,<02:13:33.199> "Oh,<02:13:33.520> you<02:13:33.679> guys<02:13:33.920> took<02:13:34.159> that<02:13:34.320> Saudi shot to, "Oh, you guys took that Saudi Arabian<02:13:35.199> money."<02:13:35.440> And<02:13:35.520> make<02:13:35.760> it<02:13:36.000> makes<02:13:36.159> it Arabian money." And make it makes it look<02:13:36.480> like<02:13:36.800> I'm<02:13:37.280> offended<02:13:38.000> or<02:13:38.320> something<02:13:38.880> or look like I'm offended or something or guilty<02:13:39.599> of<02:13:39.920> taking<02:13:40.239> Saudi<02:13:40.560> Arabian<02:13:41.040> money. guilty of taking Saudi Arabian money. >> But<02:13:41.599> just<02:13:41.760> a<02:13:42.000> joke<02:13:42.239> when<02:13:42.480> you<02:13:42.639> just<02:13:42.880> lie<02:13:43.440> about >> But just a joke when you just lie about a<02:13:44.000> fact<02:13:44.800> and<02:13:45.119> to<02:13:45.360> make<02:13:45.520> a<02:13:45.760> joke<02:13:46.320> is<02:13:46.639> crazy. a fact and to make a joke is crazy. >> Cuz<02:13:48.000> you're<02:13:48.159> just<02:13:48.400> lying.<02:13:49.199> Like<02:13:49.679> that's >> Cuz you're just lying. Like that's there's<02:13:50.320> a<02:13:50.480> difference<02:13:50.719> between<02:13:51.040> that<02:13:51.280> and there's a difference between that and making<02:13:51.679> a<02:13:51.840> joke<02:13:52.079> about<02:13:52.320> something.<02:13:52.800> Like<02:13:53.040> you making a joke about something. Like you had<02:13:53.440> to<02:13:53.679> make<02:13:54.079> something<02:13:54.719> true<02:13:55.040> and<02:13:55.280> then had to make something true and then criticize<02:13:56.000> them<02:13:56.239> for<02:13:56.480> something.<02:13:56.960> So<02:13:57.119> you<02:13:57.280> had criticize them for something. So you had a<02:13:57.520> lie<02:13:57.760> about<02:13:58.000> something<02:13:58.639> and<02:13:58.880> then<02:13:59.119> criticize a lie about something and then criticize them<02:13:59.760> about<02:14:00.000> that<02:14:00.239> lie<02:14:00.560> that<02:14:00.880> you<02:14:01.040> just them about that lie that you just invented. >> Which<02:14:02.960> takes<02:14:03.360> three<02:14:03.599> seconds<02:14:04.000> to<02:14:04.239> find<02:14:04.400> out<02:14:04.560> it >> Which takes three seconds to find out it wasn't<02:14:05.040> true. wasn't true. >> It<02:14:06.159> takes<02:14:06.400> a<02:14:06.719> really<02:14:07.040> quick<02:14:07.360> search<02:14:07.760> like, >> It takes a really quick search like, "Oh,<02:14:08.639> he<02:14:08.960> didn't<02:14:09.280> go." "Oh, he didn't go." >> On<02:14:10.960> the<02:14:11.119> contrary,<02:14:11.599> the<02:14:11.840> the<02:14:12.239> guys<02:14:12.400> that >> On the contrary, the the guys that Chelsea<02:14:13.920> was<02:14:14.239> complimenting<02:14:15.280> during<02:14:15.599> that Chelsea was complimenting during that set.<02:14:16.400> Basically,<02:14:16.960> Kevin<02:14:17.280> Hart<02:14:17.679> and<02:14:17.920> Pete set. Basically, Kevin Hart and Pete Davidson<02:14:18.880> did<02:14:19.199> take<02:14:19.360> the<02:14:19.520> money<02:14:19.920> and<02:14:20.239> went<02:14:20.320> to Davidson did take the money and went to Saudi<02:14:20.800> Arabia. Saudi Arabia. >> Also,<02:14:21.840> you<02:14:22.000> don't<02:14:22.159> think<02:14:22.239> Chelsea<02:14:22.639> Handler >> Also, you don't think Chelsea Handler would<02:14:23.040> have<02:14:23.199> taken<02:14:23.360> that<02:14:23.440> money<02:14:23.599> if<02:14:23.760> they would have taken that money if they offered<02:14:24.079> her<02:14:24.239> to<02:14:24.400> go<02:14:24.480> to<02:14:24.560> Saudi<02:14:24.800> Arabia?<02:14:25.199> He offered her to go to Saudi Arabia? He went<02:14:25.760> to<02:14:25.920> dinner<02:14:26.079> at<02:14:26.239> Epstein's<02:14:26.800> house. went to dinner at Epstein's house. >> What<02:14:27.760> the<02:14:27.920> [ __ ]<02:14:28.079> are<02:14:28.159> we<02:14:28.320> talking<02:14:28.400> about? >> What the [ __ ] are we talking about? >> But<02:14:28.800> it's<02:14:28.880> all<02:14:28.960> right<02:14:29.040> cuz<02:14:29.199> Woody<02:14:29.520> Allen<02:14:29.840> was >> But it's all right cuz Woody Allen was >> Yeah.<02:14:31.280> And<02:14:31.599> apparently<02:14:32.079> she<02:14:32.400> gave<02:14:32.560> him<02:14:32.800> the >> Yeah. And apparently she gave him the what<02:14:33.679> have<02:14:34.000> you. what have you. >> She<02:14:35.280> told<02:14:35.520> him.<02:14:35.588> [laughter] >> She told him. [laughter] That's<02:14:36.400> what<02:14:36.560> they<02:14:36.719> said.<02:14:37.040> She<02:14:37.280> told<02:14:37.520> him<02:14:37.760> she That's what they said. She told him she was<02:14:38.079> very<02:14:38.239> upset<02:14:38.560> with<02:14:38.719> him. was very upset with him. >> Um<02:14:40.800> Yeah.<02:14:41.599> At<02:14:41.760> the<02:14:41.920> intelligence<02:14:42.560> agent<02:14:43.199> slash >> Um Yeah. At the intelligence agent slash sexual<02:14:44.800> predator's<02:14:45.280> house. sexual predator's house. >> Guys<02:14:46.320> who<02:14:46.719> arrested<02:14:47.760> for<02:14:48.159> statutory<02:14:48.719> rape. >> Guys who arrested for statutory rape. >> Uh<02:14:50.239> that's<02:14:50.480> fine<02:14:50.719> though. >> Uh that's fine though. >> Just<02:14:52.800> Yeah.<02:14:53.119> Don't<02:14:53.280> be<02:14:53.360> a<02:14:53.520> white<02:14:53.760> guy. >> Just Yeah. Don't be a white guy. It's<02:14:55.760> enough. It's enough. >> It's<02:14:56.560> just<02:14:57.040> the<02:14:57.280> whole<02:14:57.440> thing<02:14:57.599> is<02:14:57.760> so<02:14:58.000> stupid. >> It's just the whole thing is so stupid. Like<02:14:58.880> if<02:14:59.119> you<02:14:59.679> want<02:14:59.840> to<02:15:00.159> make<02:15:00.400> fun<02:15:00.639> of<02:15:00.880> someone Like if you want to make fun of someone for<02:15:01.520> anything,<02:15:01.920> for<02:15:02.320> you<02:15:02.400> know,<02:15:02.560> you<02:15:02.880> looking for anything, for you know, you looking gay<02:15:03.599> or<02:15:03.840> you<02:15:04.079> like<02:15:04.320> you're<02:15:04.480> down<02:15:04.719> with<02:15:04.880> that. gay or you like you're down with that. But<02:15:05.599> there<02:15:05.840> you<02:15:06.000> when<02:15:06.239> you<02:15:06.400> invent<02:15:07.040> a<02:15:07.360> fact But there you when you invent a fact that's<02:15:08.000> not<02:15:08.239> true,<02:15:08.639> you<02:15:08.880> say<02:15:08.960> it's<02:15:09.199> not<02:15:09.280> true that's not true, you say it's not true and<02:15:09.599> then<02:15:09.679> you<02:15:10.000> criticize<02:15:10.480> someone<02:15:10.800> for<02:15:10.960> that, and then you criticize someone for that, like<02:15:11.440> that's<02:15:11.760> stupid.<02:15:12.560> That's<02:15:12.800> a<02:15:12.960> stupid<02:15:13.280> way like that's stupid. That's a stupid way to<02:15:13.520> do<02:15:13.679> comedy. to do comedy. >> You<02:15:14.960> know, >> and<02:15:15.440> the<02:15:15.599> way<02:15:15.679> that<02:15:15.840> it's<02:15:16.400> covered<02:15:16.719> and >> and the way that it's covered and everything,<02:15:17.280> it's<02:15:17.440> like<02:15:17.760> what<02:15:18.159> what<02:15:18.320> are<02:15:18.480> you everything, it's like what what are you guys<02:15:19.040> doing?<02:15:19.440> Well,<02:15:19.599> if<02:15:19.840> you<02:15:20.079> didn't<02:15:20.400> know<02:15:20.880> and guys doing? Well, if you didn't know and people<02:15:22.000> didn't<02:15:22.320> know<02:15:22.639> obviously<02:15:23.119> because people didn't know obviously because they<02:15:23.679> laughed.<02:15:24.159> They<02:15:24.400> thought<02:15:24.560> you<02:15:24.719> maybe<02:15:24.960> you they laughed. They thought you maybe you did<02:15:25.360> go<02:15:25.760> or<02:15:26.000> maybe<02:15:26.239> Shane<02:15:26.560> did<02:15:26.719> go.<02:15:26.960> They did go or maybe Shane did go. They didn't<02:15:27.199> know<02:15:27.280> that<02:15:27.440> you<02:15:27.599> were<02:15:27.679> the<02:15:27.840> two<02:15:28.079> people didn't know that you were the two people that<02:15:28.480> did<02:15:28.960> say<02:15:29.199> no. that did say no. >> You<02:15:30.560> know,<02:15:30.800> Jessica<02:15:31.199> Kersson<02:15:31.840> went<02:15:32.000> and<02:15:32.239> she >> You know, Jessica Kersson went and she got<02:15:32.560> criticized<02:15:33.040> so<02:15:33.280> much<02:15:33.520> she<02:15:33.760> gave<02:15:34.000> her got criticized so much she gave her money<02:15:34.560> away. money away. >> She<02:15:36.639> gave<02:15:36.800> the<02:15:37.040> money<02:15:37.199> away.<02:15:37.599> I<02:15:37.840> think<02:15:37.920> she >> She gave the money away. I think she gave<02:15:38.719> What<02:15:38.880> did<02:15:38.960> she<02:15:39.119> do<02:15:39.280> with<02:15:39.360> the<02:15:39.520> money? gave What did she do with the money? Find<02:15:40.079> out<02:15:40.239> what<02:15:40.400> she<02:15:40.480> did.<02:15:40.719> But<02:15:40.800> I<02:15:40.880> was<02:15:40.960> like, Find out what she did. But I was like, "Oh<02:15:41.440> man."<02:15:42.079> Listen,<02:15:42.639> those<02:15:43.040> people<02:15:43.360> that<02:15:43.679> went "Oh man." Listen, those people that went to<02:15:44.159> see<02:15:44.560> Jessica<02:15:44.960> Kers,<02:15:45.360> first<02:15:45.440> of<02:15:45.520> all,<02:15:45.679> I to see Jessica Kers, first of all, I heard<02:15:45.920> she<02:15:46.079> murdered<02:15:46.480> over<02:15:46.639> there.<02:15:46.960> She's heard she murdered over there. She's very<02:15:47.599> funny.<02:15:48.159> She's<02:15:48.400> a<02:15:48.560> [ __ ]<02:15:48.880> dynamo. very funny. She's a [ __ ] dynamo. She's<02:15:49.679> a<02:15:49.920> killer<02:15:50.239> on<02:15:50.400> stage.<02:15:50.960> Very,<02:15:51.599> very She's a killer on stage. Very, very entertaining.<02:15:52.480> Lovely<02:15:52.880> lady.<02:15:53.119> I<02:15:53.280> love<02:15:53.360> her<02:15:53.520> to entertaining. Lovely lady. I love her to death.<02:15:53.920> She's<02:15:54.239> fun<02:15:54.400> to<02:15:54.560> talk<02:15:54.719> to. death. She's fun to talk to. >> She<02:15:56.719> [ __ ]<02:15:57.520> murdered<02:15:58.079> over<02:15:58.320> there,<02:15:58.560> I >> She [ __ ] murdered over there, I heard.<02:15:59.360> So,<02:15:59.679> a<02:15:59.920> lesbian<02:16:00.639> woman<02:16:01.199> from<02:16:01.599> New<02:16:01.840> York heard. So, a lesbian woman from New York went<02:16:03.040> to<02:16:03.199> Saudi<02:16:03.520> Arabia.<02:16:04.960> Look<02:16:05.199> at<02:16:06.079> donates went to Saudi Arabia. Look at donates Riad<02:16:07.199> Comedy<02:16:07.599> Festival<02:16:08.079> fee<02:16:08.400> to<02:16:08.639> human<02:16:08.880> rights Riad Comedy Festival fee to human rights campaign.<02:16:10.159> Well, campaign. Well, >> wow. >> All<02:16:11.280> that<02:16:11.520> money<02:16:11.599> is<02:16:11.760> going<02:16:11.920> to<02:16:12.079> someone's >> All that money is going to someone's payroll. >> Yeah.<02:16:13.840> It's<02:16:14.000> going<02:16:14.159> to,<02:16:14.400> you<02:16:14.560> know<02:16:14.560> what<02:16:14.639> I >> Yeah. It's going to, you know what I mean? >> Daycare<02:16:15.440> center<02:16:15.679> in<02:16:16.880> Yeah.<02:16:17.119> you<02:16:17.280> feel<02:16:17.440> better. >> Daycare center in Yeah. you feel better. But<02:16:17.840> meanwhile,<02:16:18.239> someone<02:16:18.480> it's<02:16:18.719> paying<02:16:18.880> for But meanwhile, someone it's paying for someone's<02:16:19.440> salary<02:16:19.840> that's<02:16:20.320> probably<02:16:20.719> not someone's salary that's probably not fixing<02:16:21.360> homelessness<02:16:21.840> or<02:16:22.000> whatever<02:16:22.239> the<02:16:22.400> [ __ ] fixing homelessness or whatever the [ __ ] it<02:16:22.719> is. it is. >> That's<02:16:24.000> what<02:16:24.159> they<02:16:24.320> do.<02:16:24.560> Tom<02:16:24.880> Siguro<02:16:25.360> went<02:16:25.520> and >> That's what they do. Tom Siguro went and put<02:16:26.480> a<02:16:26.719> photo<02:16:27.040> of<02:16:27.280> a<02:16:27.520> Ferrari<02:16:28.320> and<02:16:28.560> said, put a photo of a Ferrari and said, "Thanks,<02:16:29.119> Saudi<02:16:29.440> Arabia." "Thanks, Saudi Arabia." >> Yeah.<02:16:30.869> [laughter] >> But<02:16:32.559> everybody<02:16:32.960> was<02:16:33.120> very<02:16:33.359> upset.<02:16:33.760> But<02:16:34.160> my<02:16:34.559> my >> But everybody was very upset. But my my perspective<02:16:35.519> is<02:16:36.319> um<02:16:36.800> the<02:16:37.040> people<02:16:37.200> that<02:16:37.439> are<02:16:37.519> in perspective is um the people that are in that<02:16:38.000> audience,<02:16:38.559> if<02:16:38.719> you're<02:16:38.960> upset<02:16:39.280> at<02:16:39.359> the that audience, if you're upset at the people<02:16:39.599> that<02:16:40.000> that<02:16:40.319> are<02:16:40.559> paying<02:16:40.880> and people that that are paying and organizing,<02:16:42.000> okay,<02:16:42.880> the<02:16:43.120> people<02:16:43.200> that<02:16:43.439> are<02:16:43.519> in organizing, okay, the people that are in that<02:16:43.840> audience<02:16:44.240> though<02:16:44.479> that<02:16:44.719> they're that audience though that they're performing<02:16:45.359> to,<02:16:45.760> they<02:16:46.080> don't<02:16:46.319> get<02:16:46.479> a<02:16:46.639> chance performing to, they don't get a chance to<02:16:46.880> see<02:16:47.120> American<02:16:47.519> standup<02:16:47.920> comedy<02:16:48.399> and to see American standup comedy and they're<02:16:48.880> getting<02:16:48.960> a<02:16:49.200> chance<02:16:49.280> to<02:16:49.439> see<02:16:49.599> it<02:16:49.760> live. they're getting a chance to see it live. And<02:16:50.639> standup<02:16:51.120> comedy,<02:16:51.840> like<02:16:52.240> music,<02:16:52.880> like And standup comedy, like music, like literature,<02:16:54.319> changes<02:16:54.800> people's<02:16:55.200> minds.<02:16:55.760> It literature, changes people's minds. It changes<02:16:56.479> all<02:16:56.800> art<02:16:57.439> where<02:16:57.679> you<02:16:57.840> see<02:16:58.240> someone,<02:16:58.960> a changes all art where you see someone, a different<02:16:59.519> person<02:16:59.840> than<02:17:00.000> you<02:17:00.240> with<02:17:00.399> a<02:17:00.559> totally different person than you with a totally different<02:17:01.040> perspective<02:17:01.679> that<02:17:01.920> lives<02:17:02.160> on different perspective that lives on another<02:17:02.479> side<02:17:02.559> of<02:17:02.719> the<02:17:02.800> world<02:17:02.880> that<02:17:03.120> says another side of the world that says something<02:17:03.519> that<02:17:03.679> you<02:17:03.840> think<02:17:03.920> is<02:17:04.160> hilarious something that you think is hilarious and<02:17:04.800> you<02:17:04.960> love.<02:17:05.519> It<02:17:05.840> changes,<02:17:06.719> you<02:17:06.880> know,<02:17:07.920> it and you love. It changes, you know, it changes<02:17:08.399> people's<02:17:08.719> perspectives.<02:17:09.439> You<02:17:09.599> win changes people's perspectives. You win hearts<02:17:10.000> and<02:17:10.160> minds.<02:17:10.399> I<02:17:10.479> mean,<02:17:10.639> that's<02:17:10.880> real. hearts and minds. I mean, that's real. Like<02:17:11.439> you<02:17:11.679> you<02:17:11.920> can<02:17:12.160> change<02:17:12.479> the<02:17:12.800> world<02:17:13.120> a Like you you can change the world a little<02:17:13.599> bit<02:17:14.160> by<02:17:14.479> getting<02:17:14.800> people<02:17:15.040> to<02:17:15.359> say, little bit by getting people to say, "Hey,<02:17:16.000> we<02:17:16.240> kind<02:17:16.479> of<02:17:16.639> are<02:17:17.519> we<02:17:17.840> all<02:17:18.000> have<02:17:18.240> a<02:17:18.399> lot "Hey, we kind of are we all have a lot of<02:17:18.639> shared<02:17:19.040> interests.<02:17:19.679> We<02:17:19.920> just<02:17:20.160> want<02:17:20.240> to of shared interests. We just want to have<02:17:20.559> fun.<02:17:21.040> We<02:17:21.280> just<02:17:21.519> want<02:17:21.679> to<02:17:22.160> be<02:17:22.319> with<02:17:22.479> our have fun. We just want to be with our friends,<02:17:23.040> be<02:17:23.200> with<02:17:23.359> our<02:17:23.519> family,<02:17:23.920> and<02:17:24.160> do<02:17:24.319> what friends, be with our family, and do what we<02:17:24.559> want<02:17:24.639> to<02:17:24.800> do."<02:17:25.120> Like<02:17:25.439> everybody<02:17:25.840> wants we want to do." Like everybody wants that,<02:17:26.559> including<02:17:26.880> those<02:17:27.120> people<02:17:27.280> in<02:17:27.439> the that, including those people in the audience.<02:17:28.000> Like<02:17:28.240> those<02:17:28.399> people<02:17:28.559> in<02:17:28.719> the audience. Like those people in the audience<02:17:29.120> in<02:17:29.359> Saudi<02:17:29.679> Arabia<02:17:30.160> were<02:17:30.479> just<02:17:30.639> Saudi audience in Saudi Arabia were just Saudi Arabian<02:17:31.439> citizens.<02:17:32.160> They're<02:17:32.319> just<02:17:32.479> a<02:17:32.639> bunch Arabian citizens. They're just a bunch of<02:17:32.800> people<02:17:32.960> that<02:17:33.120> lived<02:17:33.280> there.<02:17:33.519> They<02:17:33.840> came of people that lived there. They came out<02:17:34.080> to<02:17:34.240> see<02:17:34.479> comedy.<02:17:35.280> Like<02:17:35.599> performing<02:17:36.080> in out to see comedy. Like performing in front<02:17:36.399> of<02:17:36.559> them.<02:17:37.439> I<02:17:37.760> mean, front of them. I mean, what<02:17:39.840> is<02:17:40.080> wrong<02:17:40.319> with<02:17:40.479> that?<02:17:41.599> It's<02:17:42.080> was<02:17:42.800> wrong. what is wrong with that? It's was wrong. You're<02:17:43.519> supposed<02:17:43.679> to<02:17:43.840> boycott<02:17:44.240> it<02:17:44.479> because You're supposed to boycott it because the<02:17:45.200> people<02:17:45.359> that<02:17:45.599> run<02:17:45.840> it<02:17:46.960> probably<02:17:47.519> were the people that run it probably were involved<02:17:48.240> with<02:17:48.479> the<02:17:48.639> killing<02:17:48.960> of<02:17:49.120> Jamal involved with the killing of Jamal Kosigible<02:17:50.000> in<02:17:50.160> some<02:17:50.319> way<02:17:50.479> or<02:17:50.719> the<02:17:50.880> people<02:17:51.040> that Kosigible in some way or the people that finance<02:17:51.599> it.<02:17:52.800> Okay. finance it. Okay. Maybe<02:17:55.840> I<02:17:56.080> see<02:17:56.240> I<02:17:56.399> see<02:17:56.559> how<02:17:56.719> you<02:17:56.880> didn't<02:17:57.040> want<02:17:57.200> to Maybe I see I see how you didn't want to do<02:17:57.359> it<02:17:57.439> and<02:17:57.599> I<02:17:57.760> see<02:17:57.840> how<02:17:58.160> Shane<02:17:58.399> didn't<02:17:58.559> want<02:17:58.719> to do it and I see how Shane didn't want to do<02:17:58.880> it<02:17:59.040> and<02:17:59.519> I<02:17:59.760> probably<02:18:00.000> probably<02:18:00.240> wouldn't do it and I probably probably wouldn't want<02:18:00.559> to<02:18:00.639> do<02:18:00.719> it<02:18:00.880> either.<02:18:01.200> But<02:18:01.599> I<02:18:01.840> don't<02:18:02.000> have want to do it either. But I don't have any<02:18:02.240> problem<02:18:02.399> with<02:18:02.639> people<02:18:02.880> doing<02:18:03.040> it<02:18:03.359> because any problem with people doing it because I<02:18:03.760> think<02:18:03.920> at<02:18:04.080> the<02:18:04.160> end<02:18:04.240> of<02:18:04.319> the<02:18:04.399> day<02:18:04.559> you're I think at the end of the day you're just<02:18:05.200> like<02:18:05.280> I<02:18:05.439> don't<02:18:05.599> have<02:18:05.679> any<02:18:05.840> problem<02:18:06.000> with just like I don't have any problem with Saudi<02:18:06.479> Arabia<02:18:06.800> putting<02:18:07.040> on<02:18:07.200> these<02:18:07.359> boxing Saudi Arabia putting on these boxing matches<02:18:07.920> that<02:18:08.080> I<02:18:08.240> talked<02:18:08.399> about.<02:18:08.719> I<02:18:08.960> love<02:18:09.200> that matches that I talked about. I love that they<02:18:09.679> put<02:18:09.760> on<02:18:09.920> these<02:18:10.160> boxing<02:18:10.479> matches<02:18:10.960> and they put on these boxing matches and oddly<02:18:11.519> enough<02:18:11.920> that's<02:18:12.160> not<02:18:12.479> really oddly enough that's not really criticized<02:18:13.280> that<02:18:13.519> much<02:18:14.080> even<02:18:14.399> by<02:18:14.719> like criticized that much even by like heavyduty<02:18:16.319> left-wing<02:18:16.960> MMA<02:18:17.519> media<02:18:17.920> which<02:18:18.160> is<02:18:18.240> a heavyduty left-wing MMA media which is a real<02:18:18.639> thing.<02:18:19.280> Um<02:18:19.519> there's<02:18:19.760> a<02:18:19.920> lot<02:18:20.000> of<02:18:20.160> like real thing. Um there's a lot of like [ __ ]<02:18:21.599> [ __ ]<02:18:21.920> libs<02:18:22.319> that<02:18:22.639> are<02:18:22.880> MMA<02:18:23.439> media<02:18:24.399> um [ __ ] [ __ ] libs that are MMA media um just<02:18:24.719> because<02:18:24.880> they're<02:18:25.040> journalists<02:18:25.760> and just because they're journalists and they<02:18:26.240> just<02:18:26.319> happen<02:18:26.559> to<02:18:26.639> be<02:18:26.800> fans<02:18:27.040> but<02:18:27.200> they they just happen to be fans but they have<02:18:27.439> that<02:18:27.599> like<02:18:27.760> hardcore<02:18:28.240> leftwing have that like hardcore leftwing perspective.<02:18:29.599> They<02:18:30.319> don't<02:18:30.559> seem<02:18:30.800> to<02:18:30.880> have perspective. They don't seem to have that<02:18:31.200> much<02:18:31.359> of<02:18:31.439> a<02:18:31.599> problem<02:18:31.840> with<02:18:32.000> it.<02:18:32.319> Not<02:18:32.479> like that much of a problem with it. Not like people<02:18:32.880> had<02:18:33.040> the<02:18:33.280> problem<02:18:33.439> with<02:18:33.599> the<02:18:33.840> comics people had the problem with the comics over<02:18:34.399> there<02:18:34.960> where<02:18:35.200> guys<02:18:35.439> like<02:18:35.679> Louie<02:18:36.000> and over there where guys like Louie and Bill<02:18:36.479> Burr,<02:18:36.880> they<02:18:37.040> just<02:18:37.280> get<02:18:37.840> destroyed<02:18:38.399> for Bill Burr, they just get destroyed for >> Yeah.<02:18:40.160> Yeah.<02:18:40.559> It's<02:18:40.880> nuts. >> Yeah. Yeah. It's nuts. >> But<02:18:41.840> I<02:18:41.920> think<02:18:42.080> Sigura<02:18:42.639> had<02:18:42.719> the<02:18:42.880> right<02:18:43.280> move. >> But I think Sigura had the right move. Just<02:18:44.399> don't<02:18:44.559> even<02:18:44.800> pay<02:18:44.960> attention.<02:18:45.439> [ __ ]<02:18:45.760> off. Just don't even pay attention. [ __ ] off. I'm<02:18:46.800> going<02:18:46.880> to<02:18:47.040> perform<02:18:47.439> wherever<02:18:47.840> I<02:18:48.000> want<02:18:48.080> to I'm going to perform wherever I want to perform,<02:18:49.439> you<02:18:49.599> know. perform, you know. >> Yeah.<02:18:50.719> No,<02:18:50.960> it<02:18:51.120> makes<02:18:51.359> sense.<02:18:51.920> Totally.<02:18:52.800> I >> Yeah. No, it makes sense. Totally. I just<02:18:53.200> can't<02:18:53.439> go<02:18:53.599> straight<02:18:53.920> from<02:18:54.080> a<02:18:54.719> Trump just can't go straight from a Trump rally<02:18:55.280> to<02:18:55.519> Saudi<02:18:55.840> Arabia.<02:18:56.319> Like<02:18:56.880> a<02:18:56.935> [laughter] rally to Saudi Arabia. Like a [laughter] little<02:18:57.120> bit<02:18:57.280> of<02:18:57.359> a<02:18:57.599> hop,<02:18:57.840> a<02:18:58.000> skip,<02:18:58.160> and<02:18:58.399> a<02:18:58.559> jump. little bit of a hop, a skip, and a jump. >> I<02:19:00.719> know.<02:19:01.200> It's<02:19:01.439> also<02:19:01.679> It's<02:19:02.000> like,<02:19:02.719> you<02:19:02.880> know, >> I know. It's also It's like, you know, is<02:19:04.000> that<02:19:04.160> what<02:19:04.319> you<02:19:04.399> want<02:19:04.559> to<02:19:04.719> do?<02:19:05.120> I<02:19:05.280> don't is that what you want to do? I don't want<02:19:05.439> to<02:19:05.519> go<02:19:05.679> there.<02:19:05.920> It's<02:19:06.080> too<02:19:06.240> long, want to go there. It's too long, >> So,<02:19:06.880> I<02:19:07.040> want<02:19:07.120> to<02:19:07.200> be<02:19:07.280> on<02:19:07.359> a<02:19:07.519> plane<02:19:07.599> for<02:19:07.840> 16<02:19:08.080> hours >> So, I want to be on a plane for 16 hours to<02:19:08.399> go<02:19:08.559> anywhere. to go anywhere. >> Yeah.<02:19:09.280> Exactly.<02:19:09.599> That's<02:19:09.760> why<02:19:10.319> I<02:19:10.559> hate<02:19:10.800> it.<02:19:11.120> I >> Yeah. Exactly. That's why I hate it. I hate<02:19:11.599> flying. hate flying. >> Yeah.<02:19:12.399> [ __ ]<02:19:12.639> off. >> Yeah. [ __ ] off. >> It's<02:19:13.280> terrible. >> It's terrible. >> Come<02:19:14.240> to<02:19:14.399> Texas.<02:19:15.040> Yeah.<02:19:15.930> [laughter]<02:19:16.080> Yeah. >> Come to Texas. Yeah. [laughter] Yeah. Exactly.<02:19:17.896> [gasps] Exactly. [gasps] >> It's<02:19:18.319> just<02:19:18.559> we<02:19:18.800> live<02:19:18.960> in<02:19:19.120> a<02:19:19.280> very<02:19:19.679> polarized >> It's just we live in a very polarized society<02:19:20.800> and<02:19:21.040> I<02:19:21.280> think<02:19:21.679> a<02:19:22.000> large<02:19:22.319> part<02:19:22.479> of<02:19:22.639> that society and I think a large part of that is<02:19:22.960> what<02:19:23.120> we<02:19:23.280> were<02:19:23.439> talking<02:19:23.599> about<02:19:23.760> earlier is what we were talking about earlier with<02:19:24.319> social<02:19:24.559> media<02:19:25.040> and<02:19:25.280> mentally<02:19:25.840> ill with social media and mentally ill people<02:19:26.240> just<02:19:26.639> just<02:19:26.960> screaming<02:19:27.439> into<02:19:27.679> the people just just screaming into the [ __ ]<02:19:28.160> void<02:19:28.559> every<02:19:28.800> day. [ __ ] void every day. I<02:19:30.800> just<02:19:31.120> would<02:19:31.439> like<02:19:31.599> to<02:19:31.840> suggest<02:19:32.160> to<02:19:32.399> people I just would like to suggest to people just<02:19:33.359> try<02:19:33.679> not<02:19:34.639> to<02:19:34.960> engage<02:19:35.359> like<02:19:35.679> that<02:19:36.000> for<02:19:36.399> a just try not to engage like that for a month<02:19:36.800> and<02:19:36.960> see<02:19:37.120> how<02:19:37.280> much<02:19:37.439> better<02:19:37.599> you<02:19:37.760> feel. month and see how much better you feel. >> Just<02:19:38.800> try<02:19:38.960> it. >> Just try it. >> Talk<02:19:39.679> and<02:19:39.920> make<02:19:40.160> friends. >> Talk and make friends. >> And<02:19:41.040> hopefully<02:19:41.280> that's<02:19:41.599> not<02:19:41.760> how<02:19:41.920> you've<02:19:42.160> set >> And hopefully that's not how you've set up<02:19:42.479> your<02:19:42.639> life<02:19:42.880> where<02:19:43.120> you<02:19:43.280> have<02:19:43.359> to<02:19:43.439> do<02:19:43.519> that up your life where you have to do that for<02:19:43.840> a<02:19:44.000> living.<02:19:44.240> Hopefully,<02:19:44.719> you're<02:19:44.960> not<02:19:45.040> one for a living. Hopefully, you're not one of<02:19:45.280> those<02:19:45.519> people<02:19:45.760> cuz<02:19:46.000> there<02:19:46.160> are<02:19:46.319> people of those people cuz there are people that<02:19:46.639> are<02:19:46.800> paid<02:19:47.120> posters<02:19:47.519> and<02:19:47.760> they<02:19:47.920> make<02:19:48.000> a that are paid posters and they make a pretty<02:19:48.319> good<02:19:48.479> living<02:19:49.040> just<02:19:49.280> posting<02:19:49.680> and pretty good living just posting and getting<02:19:50.160> engagement.<02:19:50.800> Well,<02:19:52.000> you<02:19:52.160> know,<02:19:53.120> I getting engagement. Well, you know, I don't<02:19:53.439> know<02:19:53.520> what<02:19:53.680> to<02:19:53.840> tell<02:19:54.000> you.<02:19:54.319> You're don't know what to tell you. You're trapped, >> You<02:19:55.760> know,<02:19:56.000> if<02:19:56.160> you're<02:19:56.319> if<02:19:56.479> your<02:19:56.640> whole<02:19:56.880> thing >> You know, if you're if your whole thing is<02:19:57.200> like<02:19:57.359> [ __ ]<02:19:57.680> on<02:19:57.840> people<02:19:58.000> all<02:19:58.240> day<02:19:58.399> long, is like [ __ ] on people all day long, you're<02:19:58.960> kind<02:19:59.120> of<02:19:59.200> trapped. you're kind of trapped. >> But<02:20:00.800> you<02:20:01.040> can't<02:20:01.200> feel<02:20:01.520> good. >> But you can't feel good. >> There's<02:20:02.960> no<02:20:03.120> way. >> There's no way. >> No, >> there's<02:20:04.720> no<02:20:04.960> way.<02:20:05.359> It's<02:20:05.600> like<02:20:05.760> the<02:20:06.000> amount<02:20:06.160> of >> there's no way. It's like the amount of cortisol<02:20:06.880> that<02:20:07.120> must<02:20:07.359> be<02:20:07.520> pumping<02:20:07.840> through cortisol that must be pumping through your<02:20:08.240> body<02:20:08.560> all<02:20:08.800> day<02:20:09.040> where<02:20:09.200> you're<02:20:09.439> going your body all day where you're going over<02:20:09.920> and<02:20:10.080> and<02:20:10.479> I<02:20:10.640> see<02:20:11.200> like<02:20:11.439> people<02:20:11.680> that<02:20:11.920> do over and and I see like people that do that.<02:20:12.319> I<02:20:12.640> see<02:20:12.880> how<02:20:13.040> they<02:20:13.280> get<02:20:13.600> destroyed<02:20:14.319> in that. I see how they get destroyed in the<02:20:14.800> replies<02:20:15.280> and<02:20:15.439> I'm<02:20:15.600> like<02:20:15.840> and<02:20:16.000> I<02:20:16.240> know the replies and I'm like and I know they're<02:20:16.720> reading<02:20:17.040> that<02:20:17.840> like<02:20:18.240> good<02:20:18.640> lord. they're reading that like good lord. >> Like<02:20:21.200> I<02:20:21.359> don't<02:20:21.439> know<02:20:21.520> how<02:20:21.680> Gavin<02:20:22.000> Newsome<02:20:22.319> is >> Like I don't know how Gavin Newsome is still<02:20:22.640> alive.<02:20:23.280> Every<02:20:23.520> time<02:20:23.680> he<02:20:23.920> posts still alive. Every time he posts something<02:20:24.960> the<02:20:25.200> way<02:20:25.359> he<02:20:25.600> gets<02:20:25.840> destroyed<02:20:26.240> in something the way he gets destroyed in those<02:20:26.640> comments<02:20:27.120> is<02:20:27.200> like those comments is like >> [ __ ]<02:20:28.637> [snorts]<02:20:28.880> insane. >> [ __ ] [snorts] insane. >> Well,<02:20:31.120> no<02:20:31.359> one<02:20:31.520> is<02:20:31.680> happy. >> Well, no one is happy. >> It's<02:20:32.479> just<02:20:32.560> the<02:20:32.800> funniest<02:20:33.200> thing<02:20:33.520> because >> It's just the funniest thing because it's<02:20:34.080> it<02:20:34.800> he<02:20:35.040> reminds<02:20:35.439> me<02:20:35.600> of<02:20:35.760> like<02:20:36.000> one<02:20:36.240> of<02:20:36.399> the it's it he reminds me of like one of the last<02:20:38.399> actual<02:20:39.280> politicians.<02:20:40.399> like<02:20:40.640> he's<02:20:40.960> a last actual politicians. like he's a different<02:20:41.680> just<02:20:42.319> lying, different just lying, ignoring<02:20:44.319> of<02:20:44.640> facts<02:20:45.200> type<02:20:45.439> of<02:20:45.680> human<02:20:45.920> being ignoring of facts type of human being because<02:20:47.920> we're<02:20:48.240> witnessing<02:20:48.720> it.<02:20:49.120> Maybe<02:20:49.359> it's because we're witnessing it. Maybe it's easy<02:20:49.840> for<02:20:50.160> someone<02:20:50.640> in<02:20:51.600> uh<02:20:52.080> I<02:20:52.319> don't<02:20:52.479> know,<02:20:53.120> New easy for someone in uh I don't know, New Hampshire<02:20:53.760> to<02:20:53.920> go,<02:20:54.319> "Ah,<02:20:54.880> that<02:20:55.120> Gavin Hampshire to go, "Ah, that Gavin Newsome's<02:20:56.000> the<02:20:56.160> future."<02:20:57.359> But<02:20:57.760> we<02:20:58.080> lived<02:20:58.319> in Newsome's the future." But we lived in California<02:20:59.520> and<02:20:59.760> I've<02:21:00.240> been<02:21:00.479> to<02:21:00.800> San California and I've been to San Francisco<02:21:01.680> recently<02:21:02.399> and<02:21:02.640> we've<02:21:03.040> seen<02:21:03.280> it. Francisco recently and we've seen it. Like<02:21:03.920> when<02:21:04.080> you<02:21:04.319> travel,<02:21:05.600> you<02:21:05.680> know, Like when you travel, you know, comedians<02:21:06.479> aren't<02:21:06.720> the<02:21:06.880> end<02:21:07.200> all<02:21:07.520> be<02:21:07.760> all<02:21:08.240> in comedians aren't the end all be all in these<02:21:08.800> wise<02:21:09.280> whatever<02:21:09.760> sages<02:21:10.560> perhaps,<02:21:11.120> but these wise whatever sages perhaps, but we<02:21:11.680> do<02:21:11.920> travel<02:21:12.640> a<02:21:12.960> lot<02:21:13.439> and<02:21:13.680> you<02:21:13.920> spend<02:21:14.160> a we do travel a lot and you spend a weekend<02:21:14.960> in<02:21:15.200> a<02:21:15.439> city<02:21:15.760> and<02:21:16.080> you're<02:21:16.319> not<02:21:16.479> just weekend in a city and you're not just doing<02:21:16.960> your<02:21:17.200> shows.<02:21:17.520> You're<02:21:17.680> having<02:21:17.920> lunch doing your shows. You're having lunch somewhere.<02:21:19.120> You're<02:21:19.359> having<02:21:19.520> coffee somewhere. You're having coffee somewhere.<02:21:20.240> You're<02:21:20.399> dealing<02:21:20.560> with<02:21:20.720> the somewhere. You're dealing with the people<02:21:21.040> at<02:21:21.200> the<02:21:21.359> hotel<02:21:21.680> lot,<02:21:22.080> whatever<02:21:22.399> it<02:21:22.640> may people at the hotel lot, whatever it may be.<02:21:23.120> There's<02:21:23.359> different<02:21:23.680> communications<02:21:24.319> and be. There's different communications and vibes<02:21:24.880> and<02:21:25.040> energies.<02:21:26.240> And<02:21:26.399> there's<02:21:26.640> so<02:21:26.880> many vibes and energies. And there's so many of<02:21:27.120> these<02:21:27.439> places,<02:21:27.920> especially<02:21:28.800> California. of these places, especially California. You<02:21:30.080> know,<02:21:30.319> San<02:21:30.560> Diego's<02:21:31.120> like<02:21:31.280> a<02:21:31.439> last<02:21:31.760> stand. You know, San Diego's like a last stand. Huntington<02:21:33.040> Beach<02:21:33.359> is<02:21:33.680> an<02:21:34.000> air<02:21:34.399> area<02:21:34.800> around Huntington Beach is an air area around there.<02:21:35.600> There's<02:21:35.920> like<02:21:36.479> these<02:21:36.800> little<02:21:37.200> pockets there. There's like these little pockets in<02:21:37.920> which<02:21:38.160> there's<02:21:38.560> still<02:21:38.880> some<02:21:39.120> common<02:21:39.520> sense in which there's still some common sense and<02:21:40.319> happiness.<02:21:41.280> Enjoy<02:21:41.760> Newport.<02:21:42.800> These and happiness. Enjoy Newport. These little<02:21:43.359> pockets, little pockets, >> but<02:21:45.760> those<02:21:46.160> major<02:21:46.640> cities<02:21:47.200> are<02:21:47.840> [ __ ]<02:21:48.399> man. >> but those major cities are [ __ ] man. even<02:21:49.200> the<02:21:49.520> drive<02:21:49.840> and<02:21:50.160> you<02:21:50.240> know<02:21:50.399> I<02:21:50.560> go<02:21:50.720> to<02:21:50.880> LA even the drive and you know I go to LA basically<02:21:52.080> maybe<02:21:52.399> once<02:21:52.720> a<02:21:52.880> year<02:21:53.120> now<02:21:53.359> for<02:21:53.600> a basically maybe once a year now for a quick<02:21:54.720> always<02:21:55.280> fun<02:21:55.840> visit<02:21:56.319> always<02:21:56.640> doing<02:21:57.040> some quick always fun visit always doing some arena<02:21:57.680> and<02:21:57.840> a<02:21:58.080> couple<02:21:58.160> nights<02:21:58.479> at<02:21:58.640> the<02:21:58.880> store arena and a couple nights at the store which<02:21:59.600> is<02:21:59.840> different<02:22:00.560> unfortunately<02:22:01.920> but<02:22:02.160> the which is different unfortunately but the drive<02:22:02.720> from<02:22:03.120> LAX<02:22:04.000> to<02:22:04.640> that<02:22:04.960> area<02:22:05.439> of<02:22:06.080> West drive from LAX to that area of West Hollywood/Bly<02:22:07.600> Hills<02:22:08.080> is<02:22:08.800> gruesome Hollywood/Bly Hills is gruesome everything<02:22:10.319> is<02:22:10.560> for<02:22:10.880> lease<02:22:11.920> everything<02:22:12.399> is everything is for lease everything is empty um<02:22:15.439> there's<02:22:15.920> nothing<02:22:16.319> new<02:22:16.720> except<02:22:17.040> for<02:22:17.200> the um there's nothing new except for the crazy<02:22:18.319> looking<02:22:18.880> weirdass<02:22:19.680> Obama<02:22:20.319> Museum crazy looking weirdass Obama Museum library,<02:22:21.439> which<02:22:21.760> is<02:22:22.000> the<02:22:22.319> craziest,<02:22:22.960> weirdest library, which is the craziest, weirdest eyesore<02:22:25.040> humanly<02:22:25.520> imaginable.<02:22:26.080> Where<02:22:26.160> is eyesore humanly imaginable. Where is >> It's<02:22:27.040> like<02:22:27.359> on<02:22:27.680> the<02:22:27.840> way<02:22:28.160> up<02:22:28.399> there.<02:22:28.720> I<02:22:28.960> can't >> It's like on the way up there. I can't remember<02:22:29.280> if<02:22:29.520> it's<02:22:29.680> like<02:22:29.920> off<02:22:30.160> of<02:22:30.399> La<02:22:30.720> Sienna remember if it's like off of La Sienna or<02:22:31.680> Fairfax. or Fairfax. >> That's<02:22:32.399> not<02:22:32.479> the<02:22:32.640> new<02:22:32.800> one.<02:22:33.040> Cuz<02:22:33.280> the<02:22:33.439> new<02:22:33.520> one >> That's not the new one. Cuz the new one is<02:22:33.920> in<02:22:34.160> Chicago,<02:22:34.720> isn't<02:22:34.960> it? is in Chicago, isn't it? >> Oh,<02:22:36.000> it<02:22:36.240> is.<02:22:36.880> What's<02:22:37.120> the<02:22:37.280> [ __ ]<02:22:37.680> They<02:22:37.920> built >> Oh, it is. What's the [ __ ] They built something<02:22:38.399> that<02:22:38.560> looks<02:22:38.800> just<02:22:38.960> like<02:22:39.120> that something that looks just like that monstrosity. >> No,<02:22:40.160> the<02:22:40.240> one<02:22:40.399> in<02:22:40.560> Chicago<02:22:41.280> people<02:22:41.520> don't<02:22:41.760> like >> No, the one in Chicago people don't like it.<02:22:42.080> I<02:22:42.240> think<02:22:42.319> it<02:22:42.479> looks<02:22:42.640> dope. it. I think it looks dope. It<02:22:44.399> looks<02:22:44.640> like It looks like >> It<02:22:46.240> looks<02:22:46.399> like<02:22:46.640> something<02:22:46.960> from<02:22:47.760> Bladeunner. >> It looks like something from Bladeunner. >> I<02:22:49.520> like<02:22:49.680> it.<02:22:50.319> A<02:22:50.560> lot<02:22:50.640> of<02:22:50.720> people<02:22:50.880> don't<02:22:51.040> like, >> I like it. A lot of people don't like, but<02:22:51.359> it<02:22:51.600> cost<02:22:51.840> a<02:22:52.080> lot<02:22:52.240> of<02:22:52.399> money.<02:22:53.120> Cost<02:22:53.359> like but it cost a lot of money. Cost like $850<02:22:54.160> million.<02:22:54.880> See<02:22:54.960> if<02:22:55.120> you<02:22:55.200> can<02:22:55.359> find<02:22:55.439> out $850 million. See if you can find out what<02:22:55.760> that<02:22:55.920> building<02:22:56.240> looks<02:22:56.399> like. what that building looks like. >> Show<02:22:58.319> me<02:22:58.479> a<02:22:58.640> photo<02:22:58.720> of >> Show me a photo of >> something<02:22:59.359> that<02:22:59.520> looks<02:22:59.920> just<02:23:00.160> like<02:23:00.399> that >> something that looks just like that building. >> Sports<02:23:01.280> complex<02:23:01.920> on<02:23:03.040> in<02:23:03.359> Los<02:23:03.520> Angeles<02:23:04.000> they >> Sports complex on in Los Angeles they made. >> Who<02:23:04.880> did<02:23:05.040> the<02:23:05.200> Obamas? >> Who did the Obamas? >> Yeah,<02:23:05.760> I<02:23:05.920> don't<02:23:06.000> know<02:23:06.000> if<02:23:06.160> that's >> Yeah, I don't know if that's >> Oh,<02:23:06.800> okay. >> Oh, okay. >> what<02:23:08.479> is<02:23:08.640> the<02:23:09.040> um<02:23:09.280> the<02:23:09.520> one<02:23:09.680> in<02:23:09.920> Chicago?<02:23:10.960> A<02:23:11.120> lot >> what is the um the one in Chicago? A lot of<02:23:11.359> people<02:23:11.520> were<02:23:11.680> criticizing<02:23:12.080> it<02:23:12.160> and<02:23:12.319> I<02:23:12.399> saw of people were criticizing it and I saw it.<02:23:12.640> I<02:23:12.720> go,<02:23:12.800> "That<02:23:13.040> thing<02:23:13.200> looks<02:23:13.520> dope.<02:23:14.640> I<02:23:14.960> love it. I go, "That thing looks dope. I love [clears throat]<02:23:15.120> it."<02:23:15.520> Like<02:23:15.760> that<02:23:16.000> thing. [clears throat] it." Like that thing. Where<02:23:16.800> is<02:23:16.880> it?<02:23:17.200> Yeah,<02:23:17.520> the<02:23:17.680> the<02:23:17.920> one<02:23:18.080> there Where is it? Yeah, the the one there where<02:23:18.399> your<02:23:18.479> cursor<02:23:18.720> is.<02:23:18.960> Click<02:23:19.200> on<02:23:19.280> that. where your cursor is. Click on that. >> Oh,<02:23:20.399> that's<02:23:20.560> a<02:23:20.720> rendering. >> Oh, that's a rendering. >> I<02:23:21.200> don't<02:23:21.359> think<02:23:21.439> it's<02:23:21.600> done<02:23:21.760> yet. >> I don't think it's done yet. >> Oh,<02:23:22.560> it's<02:23:22.720> not<02:23:22.880> done. >> Oh, it's not done. >> Maybe.<02:23:23.439> I<02:23:23.520> don't<02:23:23.680> I<02:23:23.760> mean,<02:23:23.840> this<02:23:24.000> looks<02:23:24.080> like >> Maybe. I don't I mean, this looks like >> I<02:23:24.560> thought<02:23:24.720> people<02:23:24.880> were<02:23:24.960> in<02:23:25.120> it. >> I thought people were in it. >> I<02:23:26.080> don't<02:23:26.160> think<02:23:26.319> so.<02:23:26.479> I<02:23:26.560> think<02:23:26.640> they >> I don't think so. I think they >> What's<02:23:27.040> it<02:23:27.120> down<02:23:27.280> there<02:23:27.359> in<02:23:27.520> the<02:23:27.600> lower? >> What's it down there in the lower? >> They<02:23:28.000> just<02:23:28.160> showed<02:23:28.399> this<02:23:28.640> online<02:23:29.040> and >> They just showed this online and everyone<02:23:29.520> was<02:23:29.680> going<02:23:29.840> crazy. everyone was going crazy. >> I<02:23:30.319> thought<02:23:30.479> people<02:23:30.640> were<02:23:30.800> already<02:23:31.040> going<02:23:31.200> to >> I thought people were already going to it. >> I<02:23:32.319> don't<02:23:32.560> know<02:23:32.720> that. >> I don't know that. I<02:23:36.800> think<02:23:36.960> that's<02:23:37.200> it.<02:23:37.520> That<02:23:37.760> looks<02:23:37.920> like<02:23:38.000> a I think that's it. That looks like a rendering<02:23:38.560> to<02:23:38.720> me.<02:23:38.960> That<02:23:39.120> looks<02:23:39.280> fake<02:23:39.520> as rendering to me. That looks fake as [ __ ]<02:23:40.240> But<02:23:40.479> that<02:23:40.720> one<02:23:40.880> down<02:23:41.200> there,<02:23:41.600> that<02:23:41.840> one [ __ ] But that one down there, that one down<02:23:42.240> there<02:23:42.479> with<02:23:42.640> the<02:23:42.880> darkness<02:23:44.240> in<02:23:44.479> the down there with the darkness in the corner. >> Yeah,<02:23:46.080> right<02:23:46.319> there.<02:23:46.720> Is<02:23:46.880> that<02:23:47.120> real? >> Encyclopedia<02:23:51.200> Bratannica. >> Encyclopedia Bratannica. >> I<02:23:53.200> think<02:23:53.359> that's<02:23:53.680> a<02:23:53.920> real<02:23:54.160> photo.<02:23:54.960> I<02:23:55.200> think >> I think that's a real photo. I think it's<02:23:55.600> done.<02:23:56.479> I<02:23:56.720> might<02:23:56.880> be<02:23:57.040> wrong. >> Oh,<02:24:00.960> you<02:24:01.200> have<02:24:01.520> uh<02:24:01.840> Los<02:24:02.080> Angeles,<02:24:02.800> Chicago. >> Oh, you have uh Los Angeles, Chicago. Yeah,<02:24:06.000> it's<02:24:06.319> real.<02:24:07.120> So,<02:24:07.280> it's<02:24:07.520> up.<02:24:08.399> But<02:24:08.720> I<02:24:08.880> I Yeah, it's real. So, it's up. But I I think<02:24:09.359> it<02:24:09.520> looks<02:24:09.840> cool.<02:24:10.800> It's<02:24:11.200> different. People<02:24:15.200> are<02:24:15.359> saying<02:24:15.520> it's<02:24:15.840> ugly.<02:24:16.319> It<02:24:16.399> looks People are saying it's ugly. It looks like<02:24:16.800> See<02:24:16.960> if<02:24:17.040> we<02:24:17.200> can<02:24:17.280> find<02:24:17.439> photos<02:24:17.680> of<02:24:17.760> it.<02:24:18.000> Go like See if we can find photos of it. Go to<02:24:18.240> images. >> Yeah.<02:24:23.120> Just<02:24:23.359> Yeah.<02:24:23.600> We<02:24:23.760> go.<02:24:24.080> Like<02:24:24.319> there, >> Yeah. Just Yeah. We go. Like there, dude.<02:24:25.439> I<02:24:25.680> think<02:24:25.760> that<02:24:26.000> looks<02:24:26.160> dope. >> Really? >> That<02:24:31.359> window<02:24:31.680> list. >> That window list. >> And<02:24:32.160> look<02:24:32.240> at<02:24:32.319> how<02:24:32.560> all<02:24:32.720> the<02:24:32.960> writing<02:24:33.200> on<02:24:33.280> the >> And look at how all the writing on the top.<02:24:33.680> What<02:24:33.760> does<02:24:33.920> it<02:24:34.080> say?<02:24:34.720> Go<02:24:34.880> all<02:24:35.040> the<02:24:35.120> way top. What does it say? Go all the way up,<02:24:35.439> please.<02:24:35.680> I'm up, please. I'm >> trying. Oh. Uh,<02:24:41.120> unconstrained Uh, unconstrained >> convention<02:24:44.399> by<02:24:45.040> what<02:24:45.359> is? >> convention by what is? >> It's<02:24:45.920> written<02:24:46.160> on<02:24:46.399> two<02:24:46.640> sides.<02:24:47.120> So, >> It's written on two sides. So, >> I<02:24:47.520> think<02:24:47.680> you're<02:24:47.760> missing. >> I think you're missing. >> Oh,<02:24:48.560> right.<02:24:49.120> Oh,<02:24:49.359> it<02:24:49.520> goes<02:24:49.760> all<02:24:49.840> the<02:24:50.000> way >> Oh, right. Oh, it goes all the way around<02:24:50.319> it.<02:24:50.720> Oh,<02:24:51.120> that's<02:24:51.439> [ __ ]<02:24:51.840> cool.<02:24:52.399> I around it. Oh, that's [ __ ] cool. I think<02:24:52.800> that<02:24:53.040> looks<02:24:53.280> cool.<02:24:54.080> I<02:24:54.240> mean,<02:24:54.399> maybe<02:24:54.560> I think that looks cool. I mean, maybe I have<02:24:54.880> no<02:24:55.040> taste. have no taste. >> I<02:24:56.000> mean,<02:24:56.160> we<02:24:56.399> can't<02:24:56.640> even<02:24:56.880> find<02:24:57.120> an<02:24:57.359> angle<02:24:57.680> of >> I mean, we can't even find an angle of what<02:24:58.080> they're<02:24:58.319> trying<02:24:58.560> to<02:24:58.800> say<02:24:59.120> there. what they're trying to say there. [laughter]<02:24:59.600> So, [laughter] So, >> right.<02:25:00.720> I<02:25:00.960> don't<02:25:01.040> know<02:25:01.120> what<02:25:01.280> it's<02:25:01.439> saying, >> right. I don't know what it's saying, but<02:25:01.840> I<02:25:02.000> think<02:25:02.080> it's<02:25:02.319> cool<02:25:02.399> that<02:25:02.640> they<02:25:02.880> did but I think it's cool that they did that.<02:25:03.439> That<02:25:03.680> they<02:25:03.840> had<02:25:04.080> words<02:25:04.479> that<02:25:04.800> go<02:25:04.960> across that. That they had words that go across like<02:25:05.520> that.<02:25:06.479> I<02:25:06.720> just<02:25:06.880> think<02:25:07.040> it<02:25:07.200> looks<02:25:07.439> sick. like that. I just think it looks sick. >> But<02:25:08.960> I<02:25:09.120> like<02:25:09.280> that<02:25:09.600> kind<02:25:09.760> of<02:25:09.920> brutalist >> But I like that kind of brutalist architecture.<02:25:11.439> I<02:25:11.600> think<02:25:11.680> that's<02:25:11.920> what<02:25:12.000> they architecture. I think that's what they call<02:25:12.319> it. call it. >> I<02:25:13.200> like<02:25:13.439> that<02:25:13.680> kind<02:25:14.399> cement<02:25:14.800> with<02:25:15.120> big<02:25:15.439> glass. >> I like that kind cement with big glass. Like<02:25:16.560> there's<02:25:16.880> a<02:25:17.040> lot<02:25:17.120> of<02:25:17.280> houses<02:25:17.600> like<02:25:17.840> that, Like there's a lot of houses like that, especially<02:25:18.560> like<02:25:18.720> in<02:25:18.880> the<02:25:19.040> Hollywood<02:25:19.439> Hills especially like in the Hollywood Hills that<02:25:20.080> I<02:25:20.319> love. that I love. >> I<02:25:21.680> looked<02:25:21.840> at<02:25:22.000> one<02:25:22.240> of<02:25:22.319> them >> I looked at one of them >> back<02:25:23.439> when<02:25:23.600> I<02:25:23.760> was<02:25:23.840> starting<02:25:24.080> to<02:25:24.319> make<02:25:24.479> that >> back when I was starting to make that cheddar.<02:25:26.080> And<02:25:26.560> uh<02:25:26.720> I<02:25:27.040> was<02:25:27.120> like<02:25:27.280> maybe<02:25:27.520> I cheddar. And uh I was like maybe I should<02:25:27.760> live<02:25:27.920> in<02:25:28.160> Hollywood<02:25:28.720> and<02:25:28.960> then<02:25:29.280> I should live in Hollywood and then I could<02:25:29.760> just<02:25:30.000> do<02:25:30.160> the<02:25:30.399> store<02:25:30.800> right<02:25:31.040> there.<02:25:31.359> But could just do the store right there. But I<02:25:31.680> was<02:25:31.760> like I was like probably<02:25:33.600> not<02:25:33.760> that<02:25:34.080> safe.<02:25:34.880> I<02:25:35.120> looked<02:25:35.359> at<02:25:35.520> the probably not that safe. I looked at the house<02:25:36.240> um<02:25:36.560> above<02:25:37.359> um<02:25:38.000> the<02:25:38.240> store<02:25:38.720> that<02:25:38.960> Mitsy house um above um the store that Mitsy was<02:25:39.600> selling. was selling. >> What<02:25:40.880> was<02:25:40.960> it<02:25:41.120> on<02:25:41.359> Kfax?<02:25:42.240> Was<02:25:42.399> that<02:25:42.560> what<02:25:42.720> it >> What was it on Kfax? Was that what it was?<02:25:43.359> Was<02:25:43.520> that<02:25:43.760> the<02:25:44.000> street?<02:25:44.560> It<02:25:44.720> was<02:25:44.800> the was? Was that the street? It was the comic<02:25:45.280> store.<02:25:45.680> The<02:25:45.840> comic<02:25:46.240> house<02:25:46.640> where<02:25:46.880> like comic store. The comic house where like Kenisonson<02:25:47.600> stayed<02:25:47.840> there<02:25:48.160> and<02:25:48.640> Paulie<02:25:49.040> lived Kenisonson stayed there and Paulie lived there<02:25:49.520> for<02:25:49.680> a<02:25:49.840> while. there for a while. >> But<02:25:50.800> I<02:25:50.960> had<02:25:51.200> dogs<02:25:51.920> and<02:25:52.240> I<02:25:52.399> was<02:25:52.479> like<02:25:52.720> this<02:25:52.880> is >> But I had dogs and I was like this is not<02:25:53.200> enough<02:25:53.439> backyard.<02:25:54.000> It's<02:25:54.160> too<02:25:54.399> small.<02:25:54.640> And not enough backyard. It's too small. And also<02:25:55.040> it's<02:25:55.200> like<02:25:55.359> it's<02:25:55.600> too<02:25:55.840> close<02:25:56.160> to<02:25:56.319> the also it's like it's too close to the >> It's<02:25:57.920> like<02:25:58.160> right<02:25:58.399> next<02:25:58.640> to<02:25:58.800> the<02:25:58.960> beast.<02:25:59.359> Like >> It's like right next to the beast. Like I<02:25:59.760> don't<02:25:59.840> know<02:25:59.920> if<02:26:00.080> I<02:26:00.240> want<02:26:00.319> to<02:26:00.479> be<02:26:00.640> like<02:26:00.880> right I don't know if I want to be like right next<02:26:01.280> to<02:26:01.359> the<02:26:01.520> beast.<02:26:02.000> I<02:26:02.240> think<02:26:02.319> I'd<02:26:02.560> rather<02:26:02.800> be next to the beast. I think I'd rather be outside<02:26:03.280> the<02:26:03.439> beast<02:26:03.680> and<02:26:03.840> go<02:26:04.000> visit.<02:26:04.399> Yeah, outside the beast and go visit. Yeah, >> like<02:26:04.720> that<02:26:04.960> for<02:26:05.200> me,<02:26:05.439> for<02:26:05.680> my<02:26:05.920> head. >> like that for me, for my head. >> But,<02:26:07.200> uh,<02:26:07.359> I<02:26:07.520> looked<02:26:07.760> at<02:26:07.840> a<02:26:08.000> couple<02:26:08.080> of<02:26:08.240> houses >> But, uh, I looked at a couple of houses up<02:26:08.720> there<02:26:08.880> and<02:26:09.359> one<02:26:09.520> of<02:26:09.680> them<02:26:10.080> was<02:26:10.319> this<02:26:10.560> house up there and one of them was this house that<02:26:11.040> was<02:26:11.200> like<02:26:11.439> really<02:26:11.920> it<02:26:12.080> was<02:26:12.319> out<02:26:12.479> of<02:26:12.640> my that was like really it was out of my budget<02:26:13.040> really.<02:26:13.200> I<02:26:13.359> was<02:26:13.439> just<02:26:13.600> I<02:26:13.840> shouldn't budget really. I was just I shouldn't have<02:26:14.080> been<02:26:14.240> looking<02:26:14.319> at<02:26:14.479> it.<02:26:14.720> It<02:26:14.800> was<02:26:14.960> like<02:26:15.120> 10 have been looking at it. It was like 10 million<02:26:15.600> bucks<02:26:16.080> and<02:26:16.319> it<02:26:16.560> had<02:26:17.120> crazy<02:26:17.920> like<02:26:18.960> like million bucks and it had crazy like like concrete<02:26:20.800> with<02:26:21.200> massive<02:26:21.760> windows,<02:26:22.399> but<02:26:22.640> it concrete with massive windows, but it was<02:26:23.600> right<02:26:23.920> there<02:26:24.160> on<02:26:24.399> the<02:26:24.560> street. was right there on the street. >> Like<02:26:26.160> you're<02:26:26.399> walking<02:26:26.640> on<02:26:26.800> the<02:26:26.880> street, >> Like you're walking on the street, there's<02:26:27.280> a<02:26:27.439> sidewalk<02:26:27.920> you<02:26:28.160> could<02:26:28.479> lean<02:26:28.800> over there's a sidewalk you could lean over and<02:26:29.600> touch<02:26:29.840> the<02:26:30.080> front<02:26:30.240> door<02:26:30.399> of<02:26:30.560> the<02:26:30.720> house.<02:26:31.200> I and touch the front door of the house. I was<02:26:31.439> like, was like, >> "Yeah, >> this<02:26:32.560> is<02:26:32.720> kind<02:26:32.880> of<02:26:33.040> crazy<02:26:33.439> to<02:26:33.680> buy<02:26:33.840> this >> this is kind of crazy to buy this house."<02:26:34.240> And<02:26:34.399> the<02:26:34.560> guy<02:26:34.640> was<02:26:34.800> like,<02:26:34.800> "Don't house." And the guy was like, "Don't worry,<02:26:35.280> we<02:26:35.439> have<02:26:35.439> a<02:26:35.600> state-of-the-art worry, we have a state-of-the-art security<02:26:36.479> system."<02:26:36.960> So<02:26:37.120> I<02:26:37.280> go,<02:26:37.359> "Yeah,<02:26:37.680> you security system." So I go, "Yeah, you know<02:26:37.840> what<02:26:38.000> that<02:26:38.080> is?"<02:26:38.319> I<02:26:38.479> go,<02:26:38.560> "Your<02:26:38.960> camera know what that is?" I go, "Your camera is<02:26:39.359> going<02:26:39.520> to<02:26:39.600> catch<02:26:39.760> a<02:26:39.920> guy<02:26:40.080> with<02:26:40.240> a<02:26:40.399> ski<02:26:40.640> mask is going to catch a guy with a ski mask robbing<02:26:41.359> you." robbing you." >> And<02:26:43.280> two<02:26:43.680> weeks<02:26:44.160> after<02:26:44.479> I<02:26:44.640> said<02:26:44.720> that,<02:26:44.960> the<02:26:45.120> guy >> And two weeks after I said that, the guy who<02:26:45.439> owned<02:26:45.600> the<02:26:45.680> house<02:26:45.840> got<02:26:46.000> shot<02:26:46.240> in<02:26:46.479> it. who owned the house got shot in it. >> Whoa. >> Two<02:26:48.000> weeks<02:26:48.640> got<02:26:48.960> shot<02:26:49.280> in<02:26:49.520> the<02:26:49.680> neck. >> Two weeks got shot in the neck. >> Yeah.<02:26:55.280> So, >> Yeah. So, >> hey, >> that's<02:26:57.120> these<02:26:57.439> places,<02:26:57.920> man.<02:26:58.399> But<02:26:58.880> the<02:26:59.120> ar >> that's these places, man. But the ar that<02:26:59.680> kind<02:26:59.760> of<02:26:59.840> architecture<02:27:00.399> I<02:27:00.560> think<02:27:00.640> is that kind of architecture I think is dope.<02:27:01.280> I<02:27:01.520> like<02:27:01.760> like<02:27:02.000> that<02:27:02.240> crazy<02:27:02.720> modern dope. I like like that crazy modern cement<02:27:03.760> stuff.<02:27:04.479> But<02:27:04.640> for<02:27:04.800> a<02:27:05.040> house<02:27:06.000> like<02:27:06.240> what cement stuff. But for a house like what you're<02:27:06.640> going<02:27:06.720> to<02:27:06.800> live<02:27:06.960> in<02:27:07.280> the<02:27:07.520> reality<02:27:07.920> is you're going to live in the reality is you'd<02:27:08.640> probably<02:27:09.040> be<02:27:09.200> like<02:27:09.439> I'm<02:27:09.680> sleeping<02:27:09.920> in<02:27:10.080> a you'd probably be like I'm sleeping in a museum.<02:27:10.640> This<02:27:10.800> is<02:27:10.960> too<02:27:11.200> weird. museum. This is too weird. >> I'd<02:27:12.240> rather<02:27:12.479> just<02:27:12.720> have<02:27:12.800> a<02:27:12.960> regular<02:27:13.280> house. >> I'd rather just have a regular house. >> Yeah.<02:27:15.040> Windows<02:27:15.520> are<02:27:15.840> a<02:27:16.080> necessity. >> Yeah. Windows are a necessity. >> Yeah.<02:27:17.760> I<02:27:18.000> just<02:27:18.160> want<02:27:18.240> to<02:27:18.479> see<02:27:18.720> stuff.<02:27:19.120> I<02:27:19.359> just >> Yeah. I just want to see stuff. I just want<02:27:19.600> to<02:27:19.680> be<02:27:19.760> able<02:27:19.840> to<02:27:20.000> open<02:27:20.240> have<02:27:20.399> a<02:27:20.560> cup<02:27:20.640> of want to be able to open have a cup of coffee<02:27:20.960> and<02:27:21.120> see<02:27:21.280> some<02:27:21.520> trees,<02:27:22.319> you<02:27:22.479> know?<02:27:22.880> Let coffee and see some trees, you know? Let me<02:27:23.200> just<02:27:23.359> sit<02:27:23.520> down<02:27:23.760> and<02:27:24.319> [ __ ]<02:27:24.800> collect<02:27:25.120> my me just sit down and [ __ ] collect my thoughts<02:27:25.680> for<02:27:25.840> the<02:27:26.080> day,<02:27:26.960> you<02:27:27.120> know?<02:27:27.680> I<02:27:28.000> don't thoughts for the day, you know? I don't necessarily<02:27:28.960> need<02:27:29.120> to<02:27:29.280> be<02:27:29.359> in<02:27:29.439> a<02:27:29.600> [ __ ] necessarily need to be in a [ __ ] museum.<02:27:31.120> Concrete<02:27:31.680> ass<02:27:32.479> big.<02:27:33.200> It's<02:27:33.439> there's museum. Concrete ass big. It's there's something<02:27:34.080> weird<02:27:34.399> about<02:27:34.560> it.<02:27:34.960> It's<02:27:35.200> like something weird about it. It's like you're<02:27:35.600> too<02:27:35.840> weird.<02:27:36.640> If<02:27:36.880> you<02:27:37.040> live<02:27:37.200> like<02:27:37.359> that, you're too weird. If you live like that, you're<02:27:37.840> weird,<02:27:38.240> man.<02:27:38.800> You're<02:27:38.960> you're<02:27:39.359> living you're weird, man. You're you're living with<02:27:40.080> this<02:27:40.479> giant with this giant 20<02:27:42.960> foot<02:27:43.359> high<02:27:44.080> glass<02:27:44.720> wall<02:27:45.520> in<02:27:45.760> front<02:27:45.920> of<02:27:46.000> you 20 foot high glass wall in front of you that<02:27:46.720> looks<02:27:47.040> out<02:27:47.200> at<02:27:47.439> the<02:27:47.600> bladeunner<02:27:48.640> scape that looks out at the bladeunner scape that<02:27:49.200> is<02:27:49.359> Los<02:27:49.680> Angeles<02:27:50.000> from<02:27:50.160> the<02:27:50.319> hills.<02:27:50.880> Have that is Los Angeles from the hills. Have you<02:27:51.200> seen<02:27:51.359> that<02:27:51.520> view<02:27:51.760> at<02:27:52.000> night?<02:27:52.479> Have<02:27:52.640> you you seen that view at night? Have you ever<02:27:52.880> been<02:27:52.960> up<02:27:53.120> to<02:27:53.200> a<02:27:53.359> house? ever been up to a house? >> Oh,<02:27:53.840> yeah.<02:27:54.080> Have<02:27:54.240> you<02:27:54.319> seen<02:27:54.479> this<02:27:54.720> house? >> Oh, yeah. Have you seen this house? >> Oh,<02:27:55.520> that's<02:27:55.760> sick.<02:27:56.000> I<02:27:56.240> love<02:27:56.399> that<02:27:56.560> house.<02:27:57.040> It's >> Oh, that's sick. I love that house. It's known<02:27:57.520> as<02:27:57.680> like<02:27:57.840> the<02:27:58.000> Oakley<02:27:58.399> Founders<02:27:58.880> House. known as like the Oakley Founders House. I<02:27:59.200> don't<02:27:59.280> know<02:27:59.359> if<02:27:59.520> he<02:27:59.680> still<02:27:59.840> owns<02:28:00.000> it,<02:28:00.160> but I don't know if he still owns it, but >> Yeah,<02:28:00.800> that's<02:28:00.960> up<02:28:01.200> there. >> Yeah, that's up there. >> that<02:28:02.399> house<02:28:02.880> I<02:28:03.280> love.<02:28:03.840> See,<02:28:04.080> if<02:28:04.319> I<02:28:04.479> was<02:28:04.800> single >> that house I love. See, if I was single and<02:28:05.280> a<02:28:05.439> baller,<02:28:06.160> that's<02:28:06.399> where<02:28:06.560> I<02:28:06.720> would<02:28:06.880> live. and a baller, that's where I would live. 210<02:28:07.920> million.<02:28:09.040> A<02:28:09.280> bargain.<02:28:10.417> [laughter] 210 million. A bargain. [laughter] >> [ __ ]<02:28:12.560> love<02:28:12.800> that<02:28:13.120> [ __ ]<02:28:13.760> I<02:28:13.920> see<02:28:14.080> [ __ ]<02:28:14.319> like >> [ __ ] love that [ __ ] I see [ __ ] like that,<02:28:14.640> I'm<02:28:14.800> like,<02:28:14.880> "Oh<02:28:15.120> my<02:28:15.280> god,<02:28:15.520> that's<02:28:15.680> where that, I'm like, "Oh my god, that's where I<02:28:16.319> love<02:28:16.479> it."<02:28:17.040> But<02:28:17.200> I<02:28:17.359> don't<02:28:17.520> want<02:28:17.680> to<02:28:17.920> live I love it." But I don't want to live there<02:28:18.319> for<02:28:18.560> real. there for real. >> I<02:28:19.840> think<02:28:19.920> after<02:28:20.160> a<02:28:20.319> while<02:28:20.560> you<02:28:20.720> would<02:28:20.880> be<02:28:21.040> like, >> I think after a while you would be like, "I'd<02:28:21.439> rather<02:28:21.600> have<02:28:21.760> a<02:28:21.920> log<02:28:22.240> house."<02:28:22.720> I<02:28:22.960> was "I'd rather have a log house." I was trying<02:28:23.200> to<02:28:23.280> find<02:28:23.439> pictures<02:28:23.680> of<02:28:23.840> Kanye's trying to find pictures of Kanye's concrete<02:28:24.800> house,<02:28:25.040> but<02:28:25.280> this<02:28:25.359> is<02:28:25.520> not<02:28:25.600> the<02:28:25.760> one concrete house, but this is not the one I<02:28:26.000> was<02:28:26.080> looking<02:28:26.560> for<02:28:26.800> specifically. I was looking for specifically. >> I<02:28:28.000> just<02:28:28.240> love<02:28:28.479> those<02:28:28.880> kind<02:28:29.040> of<02:28:29.280> houses<02:28:29.600> that >> I just love those kind of houses that look<02:28:30.080> like<02:28:30.240> that.<02:28:30.880> Like<02:28:31.120> especially<02:28:31.520> that look like that. Like especially that one,<02:28:32.080> that<02:28:32.319> circular<02:28:32.800> one. one, that circular one. >> The<02:28:33.920> way<02:28:34.080> you<02:28:34.240> pull<02:28:34.479> into<02:28:34.720> that<02:28:34.960> driveway<02:28:35.359> and >> The way you pull into that driveway and the<02:28:35.680> the<02:28:36.240> entire<02:28:36.720> back<02:28:37.120> house<02:28:38.000> faces<02:28:38.880> the the the entire back house faces the lights<02:28:39.760> and<02:28:40.080> you<02:28:40.240> see<02:28:40.399> the<02:28:40.720> lights<02:28:41.520> like<02:28:41.760> it's lights and you see the lights like it's hard<02:28:42.160> to<02:28:42.319> see<02:28:42.560> from<02:28:42.880> photos<02:28:43.280> of<02:28:43.520> how<02:28:43.760> Look<02:28:44.000> how hard to see from photos of how Look how sick<02:28:44.560> that<02:28:44.800> looks,<02:28:45.120> man.<02:28:45.680> That's<02:28:46.240> sick.<02:28:47.520> I sick that looks, man. That's sick. I love<02:28:48.000> that.<02:28:48.800> But<02:28:48.960> the<02:28:49.200> lights<02:28:49.760> from<02:28:50.080> that, love that. But the lights from that, like<02:28:50.720> if<02:28:50.960> you're<02:28:51.120> up<02:28:51.280> in<02:28:51.439> the<02:28:51.520> hills,<02:28:51.760> you<02:28:51.920> want like if you're up in the hills, you want to<02:28:52.160> be<02:28:52.319> above<02:28:53.120> looking<02:28:53.439> down.<02:28:54.000> And<02:28:54.160> it's<02:28:54.399> like to be above looking down. And it's like a<02:28:54.800> movie.<02:28:55.120> It's<02:28:55.359> like<02:28:55.439> a<02:28:55.600> sci-fi<02:28:56.160> movie.<02:28:56.560> It's a movie. It's like a sci-fi movie. It's one<02:28:56.960> of<02:28:57.040> the<02:28:57.120> coolest<02:28:57.520> [ __ ]<02:28:57.840> views<02:28:58.080> I've one of the coolest [ __ ] views I've ever<02:28:58.399> seen. ever seen. >> Holly<02:28:59.120> has<02:28:59.280> the<02:28:59.520> [ __ ]<02:29:00.160> as<02:29:00.479> crazy<02:29:00.800> as<02:29:00.960> it >> Holly has the [ __ ] as crazy as it sounds,<02:29:01.520> that<02:29:01.760> [ __ ]<02:29:02.319> when<02:29:02.560> he<02:29:02.800> made sounds, that [ __ ] when he made it,<02:29:03.520> he<02:29:03.840> bought<02:29:04.319> a<02:29:04.640> house<02:29:04.880> that's<02:29:05.120> on<02:29:05.359> top<02:29:05.760> top it, he bought a house that's on top top top<02:29:06.880> of<02:29:07.040> the<02:29:07.200> Hollywood<02:29:07.680> Hills<02:29:08.319> with<02:29:08.479> that<02:29:08.720> MTV top of the Hollywood Hills with that MTV money. >> dude.<02:29:11.200> It's<02:29:11.600> crazy.<02:29:12.160> He<02:29:12.399> remodeled<02:29:12.880> it >> dude. It's crazy. He remodeled it recently<02:29:13.359> when<02:29:13.600> I<02:29:13.680> was<02:29:13.760> there<02:29:13.920> for<02:29:14.080> the recently when I was there for the festival.<02:29:14.560> He's<02:29:14.720> like,<02:29:14.800> "Dude,<02:29:15.120> you<02:29:15.280> got<02:29:15.359> to festival. He's like, "Dude, you got to come<02:29:15.680> see<02:29:15.840> the<02:29:16.000> house.<02:29:16.319> Come<02:29:16.560> see<02:29:16.720> the<02:29:16.880> house." come see the house. Come see the house." I'm<02:29:17.359> like,<02:29:17.520> Pauly,<02:29:18.000> I'm<02:29:18.240> so<02:29:18.479> busy.<02:29:19.359> That's I'm like, Pauly, I'm so busy. That's very<02:29:20.399> highly<02:29:20.720> unlikely.<02:29:21.359> Come<02:29:21.600> see<02:29:21.760> the very highly unlikely. Come see the house,<02:29:22.319> dude.<02:29:22.640> You<02:29:22.800> got<02:29:22.960> to<02:29:23.040> come<02:29:23.200> to<02:29:23.359> the house, dude. You got to come to the house.<02:29:23.920> Sure<02:29:24.080> enough,<02:29:24.399> I<02:29:24.560> went<02:29:24.720> there<02:29:24.880> one house. Sure enough, I went there one afternoon<02:29:25.600> for<02:29:25.840> a<02:29:26.000> [ __ ]<02:29:26.319> coffee.<02:29:27.359> Bro,<02:29:28.080> it afternoon for a [ __ ] coffee. Bro, it is<02:29:28.720> crazy.<02:29:29.200> He<02:29:29.520> was<02:29:29.680> right.<02:29:30.319> He's<02:29:30.720> got<02:29:30.880> the is crazy. He was right. He's got the house.<02:29:31.760> He<02:29:32.080> did<02:29:32.240> it.<02:29:32.479> It's<02:29:32.800> on<02:29:33.040> top<02:29:33.200> of house. He did it. It's on top of everything.<02:29:34.319> So,<02:29:35.040> there's<02:29:35.600> if<02:29:36.000> if<02:29:36.160> a<02:29:36.319> robber everything. So, there's if if a robber does<02:29:37.200> try<02:29:37.359> to<02:29:37.600> go<02:29:37.760> up<02:29:37.920> there,<02:29:38.319> they're<02:29:38.479> robbing does try to go up there, they're robbing someone<02:29:39.200> else's<02:29:39.520> house.<02:29:39.840> They<02:29:40.000> don't<02:29:40.080> want<02:29:40.160> to someone else's house. They don't want to go<02:29:40.319> to<02:29:40.479> the<02:29:40.640> tippy<02:29:41.040> top<02:29:41.280> of<02:29:41.439> the<02:29:41.600> [ __ ]<02:29:42.000> hill. go to the tippy top of the [ __ ] hill. [laughter]<02:29:42.880> That's<02:29:43.120> a<02:29:43.359> tough<02:29:43.600> escape. [laughter] That's a tough escape. >> That's<02:29:44.720> the<02:29:44.960> problem<02:29:45.200> is<02:29:45.359> the<02:29:45.520> escape.<02:29:46.240> You >> That's the problem is the escape. You want<02:29:46.560> to<02:29:46.720> be<02:29:47.120> close<02:29:47.359> to<02:29:47.520> the<02:29:47.680> bottom<02:29:48.319> so<02:29:48.479> you want to be close to the bottom so you can >> Speaking<02:29:50.240> of<02:29:50.319> which,<02:29:50.880> I've<02:29:51.120> been<02:29:51.439> watching<02:29:52.240> uh >> Speaking of which, I've been watching uh I<02:29:52.560> got<02:29:52.800> went<02:29:52.960> down<02:29:53.120> a<02:29:53.280> rabbit<02:29:53.520> hole<02:29:53.680> the<02:29:53.840> other I got went down a rabbit hole the other day<02:29:54.080> on<02:29:54.240> YouTube day on YouTube >> where<02:29:55.439> uh<02:29:55.680> street<02:29:55.920> racers >> where uh street racers >> and<02:29:57.040> there's<02:29:57.280> this<02:29:57.520> one<02:29:57.760> guy >> and there's this one guy >> uh<02:29:59.200> who<02:29:59.439> is<02:29:59.680> like<02:29:59.920> a<02:30:00.399> famous<02:30:01.040> street<02:30:01.280> racer >> uh who is like a famous street racer because<02:30:02.399> uh<02:30:02.479> there's<02:30:02.720> all<02:30:02.880> these<02:30:03.120> videos<02:30:03.280> of because uh there's all these videos of him.<02:30:03.760> He<02:30:03.920> got<02:30:04.000> his<02:30:04.399> uh<02:30:04.960> his<02:30:05.280> thing<02:30:05.680> set<02:30:05.920> up him. He got his uh his thing set up where<02:30:06.640> he<02:30:06.880> can<02:30:07.120> shut<02:30:07.359> the<02:30:07.520> lights<02:30:07.840> off.<02:30:08.319> He's where he can shut the lights off. He's got<02:30:08.720> this<02:30:08.880> black<02:30:09.200> Corvette.<02:30:10.160> I'm<02:30:10.319> gonna<02:30:10.479> send got this black Corvette. I'm gonna send this<02:30:10.800> to<02:30:10.880> you,<02:30:11.040> Jamie.<02:30:11.680> I this to you, Jamie. I >> think<02:30:12.080> I've<02:30:12.240> seen<02:30:12.479> this<02:30:12.720> guy. >> think I've seen this guy. >> Yeah,<02:30:13.680> his<02:30:13.920> name<02:30:14.240> is<02:30:14.560> really<02:30:14.880> slow. >> Yeah, his name is really slow. like<02:30:17.040> R<02:30:17.280> Y<02:30:17.760> L<02:30:18.399> SL<02:30:18.800> O like R Y L SL O um<02:30:20.960> and<02:30:21.200> he's<02:30:21.439> got<02:30:21.680> videos<02:30:22.720> of<02:30:23.040> these<02:30:23.760> cop um and he's got videos of these cop encounters.<02:30:24.640> So<02:30:24.800> they<02:30:25.040> he<02:30:25.200> like<02:30:25.359> baits<02:30:25.760> cops encounters. So they he like baits cops and<02:30:26.720> then<02:30:26.960> goes<02:30:27.200> on<02:30:27.359> these<02:30:27.520> mad<02:30:27.840> runs<02:30:28.640> and<02:30:28.880> you and then goes on these mad runs and you you<02:30:29.359> watch<02:30:29.520> it,<02:30:29.680> you<02:30:29.920> go,<02:30:30.080> "Holy<02:30:30.720> shit." you watch it, you go, "Holy shit." >> Oh,<02:30:31.280> I<02:30:31.520> love<02:30:31.600> it. >> Oh, I love it. >> Cars<02:30:32.880> on<02:30:33.040> the<02:30:33.120> screen. >> Cars on the screen. >> Yes.<02:30:33.920> This<02:30:34.080> is<02:30:34.240> the<02:30:34.399> dude. >> Yes. This is the dude. >> About<02:30:37.439> him,<02:30:37.680> not<02:30:37.840> just >> About him, not just >> Yeah.<02:30:38.560> This<02:30:38.720> is<02:30:38.880> well<02:30:39.120> he's<02:30:39.359> like<02:30:39.520> a<02:30:39.680> legend >> Yeah. This is well he's like a legend online<02:30:41.120> because<02:30:41.680> he<02:30:42.000> does<02:30:42.399> interviews<02:30:42.960> only online because he does interviews only with<02:30:43.600> a<02:30:44.000> voice<02:30:44.319> changer<02:30:44.800> where<02:30:44.960> it<02:30:45.120> takes<02:30:45.359> his with a voice changer where it takes his voice<02:30:45.760> and<02:30:45.920> it<02:30:46.080> makes<02:30:46.240> it<02:30:46.399> like<02:30:46.640> that<02:30:48.080> where<02:30:48.319> he voice and it makes it like that where he describes<02:30:48.880> all<02:30:49.040> the<02:30:49.200> modifications<02:30:49.680> that<02:30:49.840> he describes all the modifications that he did<02:30:50.080> to<02:30:50.240> his<02:30:50.399> car.<02:30:51.439> But<02:30:51.840> he<02:30:52.080> puts<02:30:52.319> a<02:30:52.479> 3D<02:30:52.880> camera did to his car. But he puts a 3D camera on<02:30:54.080> the<02:30:54.240> back<02:30:54.399> of<02:30:54.560> his<02:30:54.720> car<02:30:55.439> and<02:30:55.680> he<02:30:56.080> uh<02:30:56.240> you on the back of his car and he uh you know<02:30:56.479> they<02:30:56.640> have<02:30:56.800> those<02:30:56.960> things<02:30:57.120> where<02:30:57.359> you know they have those things where you stick<02:30:57.680> it<02:30:57.840> on<02:30:57.920> the<02:30:58.080> back<02:30:58.160> of<02:30:58.240> your<02:30:58.479> car<02:30:59.200> and<02:30:59.439> it stick it on the back of your car and it gives<02:30:59.760> you<02:30:59.840> a<02:31:00.000> 3D<02:31:00.399> view<02:31:00.640> of<02:31:00.800> the<02:31:01.040> automobile gives you a 3D view of the automobile and<02:31:02.399> he<02:31:02.640> has<02:31:02.880> video<02:31:03.280> of<02:31:03.520> the<02:31:03.760> cops<02:31:04.080> like and he has video of the cops like flashing<02:31:04.880> their<02:31:05.040> lights<02:31:05.840> and<02:31:06.240> his<02:31:06.479> car<02:31:06.720> has flashing their lights and his car has got<02:31:07.280> a<02:31:07.520> 1000<02:31:07.840> plus<02:31:08.080> horsepower.<02:31:09.120> So<02:31:09.439> these got a 1000 plus horsepower. So these poor<02:31:10.000> cops<02:31:10.399> and<02:31:10.560> they're<02:31:10.800> like<02:31:11.200> 300 poor cops and they're like 300 horsepower<02:31:12.479> [ __ ]<02:31:13.040> Crown<02:31:13.439> Victoria.<02:31:14.160> They horsepower [ __ ] Crown Victoria. They try<02:31:14.479> to<02:31:14.640> chase<02:31:14.880> this<02:31:15.040> guy<02:31:15.200> and<02:31:15.359> he<02:31:15.600> just try to chase this guy and he just disappears<02:31:16.479> and<02:31:16.720> then<02:31:16.880> once<02:31:17.200> he<02:31:17.359> gets<02:31:17.600> out<02:31:17.840> of disappears and then once he gets out of the<02:31:18.160> line<02:31:18.800> like<02:31:19.600> go<02:31:19.840> back<02:31:19.920> to<02:31:20.080> that<02:31:20.240> video the line like go back to that video where<02:31:20.640> he<02:31:20.880> was<02:31:21.040> before.<02:31:21.600> Watch<02:31:21.840> this. where he was before. Watch this. >> I<02:31:22.640> mean<02:31:22.720> it's<02:31:22.960> this<02:31:23.200> is<02:31:23.359> it's<02:31:23.760> edited.<02:31:24.240> It's >> I mean it's this is it's edited. It's not<02:31:24.640> his<02:31:24.800> videos.<02:31:25.200> It's<02:31:25.439> just<02:31:25.680> someone not his videos. It's just someone >> I<02:31:26.240> I<02:31:26.399> understand<02:31:26.560> but<02:31:26.800> if<02:31:26.880> you<02:31:27.040> just<02:31:27.200> I<02:31:27.359> know >> I I understand but if you just I know this<02:31:27.680> video<02:31:28.080> but<02:31:28.240> if<02:31:28.399> you<02:31:28.560> what<02:31:28.880> what<02:31:29.280> he<02:31:29.439> does this video but if you what what he does is<02:31:29.760> they<02:31:30.000> start<02:31:30.240> pulling<02:31:30.560> him<02:31:30.720> over<02:31:31.520> and<02:31:32.160> in is they start pulling him over and in the<02:31:32.479> beginning<02:31:32.640> when<02:31:32.800> they<02:31:32.960> pull<02:31:33.120> him<02:31:33.280> over<02:31:33.600> he the beginning when they pull him over he hits<02:31:34.000> the<02:31:34.160> gas<02:31:34.479> and<02:31:34.720> then<02:31:34.960> shuts<02:31:35.280> his<02:31:35.439> lights hits the gas and then shuts his lights off.<02:31:36.240> Did<02:31:36.399> you<02:31:36.560> pass<02:31:36.720> that<02:31:36.960> spot?<02:31:37.280> Here<02:31:37.439> it<02:31:37.600> is. off. Did you pass that spot? Here it is. So<02:31:38.240> So<02:31:38.800> this<02:31:39.040> is<02:31:39.120> it.<02:31:39.840> So<02:31:40.560> they<02:31:40.800> hit<02:31:41.040> the<02:31:41.200> lights So So this is it. So they hit the lights and<02:31:42.000> he's<02:31:42.319> like,<02:31:42.800> "See<02:31:43.200> you."<02:31:44.160> Are<02:31:44.399> they<02:31:44.479> going and he's like, "See you." Are they going to<02:31:44.640> show<02:31:44.800> it? to show it? >> Yes.<02:31:45.280> This<02:31:45.439> is<02:31:45.520> not<02:31:45.680> the >> Yes. This is not the >> Okay.<02:31:46.399> So<02:31:46.479> this<02:31:46.560> is<02:31:46.640> not<02:31:46.800> the<02:31:46.960> compilation.<02:31:48.240> So >> Okay. So this is not the compilation. So when<02:31:48.640> he<02:31:48.880> does<02:31:49.040> it<02:31:49.760> and<02:31:50.000> he<02:31:50.160> hits<02:31:50.319> the<02:31:50.560> gas,<02:31:51.200> he when he does it and he hits the gas, he gets<02:31:52.080> far.<02:31:52.399> Here<02:31:52.560> it<02:31:52.720> is.<02:31:52.880> He<02:31:53.120> gets<02:31:53.280> far<02:31:53.439> enough gets far. Here it is. He gets far enough away<02:31:54.000> from<02:31:54.160> them.<02:31:54.479> They're<02:31:54.720> not<02:31:54.880> showing<02:31:55.040> it. away from them. They're not showing it. >> These<02:31:56.160> [ __ ]<02:31:57.040> they<02:31:57.280> have<02:31:57.359> to<02:31:57.520> edit >> These [ __ ] they have to edit their<02:31:57.920> own<02:31:58.080> [ __ ]<02:31:58.640> Leaving<02:31:58.880> it<02:31:59.040> alone<02:31:59.280> is their own [ __ ] Leaving it alone is better.<02:32:00.000> So<02:32:00.399> he<02:32:00.720> gets<02:32:00.960> ahead<02:32:01.280> of<02:32:01.439> everybody better. So he gets ahead of everybody and<02:32:02.080> then<02:32:02.319> just<02:32:02.640> he<02:32:02.800> has<02:32:02.880> a<02:32:03.040> button<02:32:03.280> where<02:32:03.439> it and then just he has a button where it kills<02:32:03.840> his<02:32:04.080> headlights<02:32:04.720> and<02:32:04.960> he's<02:32:05.200> using kills his headlights and he's using night<02:32:05.680> vision. night vision. >> Yeah.<02:32:08.560> It's<02:32:08.880> nuts.<02:32:09.359> So,<02:32:09.680> is<02:32:09.840> this<02:32:10.000> it? >> Yeah. It's nuts. So, is this it? >> Says<02:32:10.640> he<02:32:10.800> enters<02:32:11.040> ghost<02:32:11.280> mode<02:32:11.520> here. >> Says he enters ghost mode here. >> Yes,<02:32:12.160> this<02:32:12.399> is<02:32:12.479> it.<02:32:12.960> So,<02:32:13.200> this<02:32:13.359> is<02:32:13.520> this<02:32:13.760> guy. >> Yes, this is it. So, this is this guy. So,<02:32:14.560> his<02:32:14.880> license<02:32:15.280> plate<02:32:15.520> says,<02:32:15.680> "We'll<02:32:16.160> run." So, his license plate says, "We'll run." >> Like,<02:32:17.600> it's<02:32:17.840> a<02:32:18.000> fake.<02:32:18.240> It's<02:32:18.479> a<02:32:18.640> fake<02:32:18.880> license >> Like, it's a fake. It's a fake license plate.<02:32:19.439> The<02:32:19.600> cops<02:32:19.760> get<02:32:19.920> it<02:32:20.000> behind<02:32:20.160> him.<02:32:20.399> They plate. The cops get it behind him. They hit<02:32:20.640> the<02:32:20.800> lights<02:32:20.960> and<02:32:21.200> he<02:32:21.359> goes,<02:32:21.520> "Bye." hit the lights and he goes, "Bye." And<02:32:23.520> the<02:32:23.680> cops<02:32:24.080> realize<02:32:24.880> there's<02:32:25.439> no<02:32:25.680> way<02:32:25.760> to And the cops realize there's no way to catch<02:32:26.160> this<02:32:26.399> guy.<02:32:26.720> It's<02:32:27.040> not.<02:32:27.280> Look<02:32:27.520> at<02:32:27.600> that. catch this guy. It's not. Look at that. >> Oh. >> Lights<02:32:28.640> go<02:32:28.800> out<02:32:29.280> and<02:32:29.439> he's<02:32:29.680> gone. >> Lights go out and he's gone. >> And<02:32:31.840> he's<02:32:32.000> flashing<02:32:32.479> lights<02:32:32.720> on<02:32:32.880> people<02:32:33.040> to >> And he's flashing lights on people to get<02:32:33.280> them<02:32:33.439> the<02:32:33.600> [ __ ]<02:32:33.760> out<02:32:33.920> of<02:32:34.000> the<02:32:34.080> way.<02:32:34.399> And get them the [ __ ] out of the way. And there's<02:32:34.880> no<02:32:35.040> way<02:32:35.200> to<02:32:35.280> catch<02:32:35.520> him.<02:32:35.760> And<02:32:36.000> then<02:32:36.560> he there's no way to catch him. And then he bangs<02:32:37.120> U-turns.<02:32:37.920> He<02:32:38.080> knows<02:32:38.240> where<02:32:38.399> he's bangs U-turns. He knows where he's going.<02:32:38.960> He<02:32:39.200> plots<02:32:39.520> it<02:32:39.680> out.<02:32:40.319> And<02:32:40.479> the<02:32:40.640> thing going. He plots it out. And the thing is,<02:32:40.960> he's<02:32:41.280> filming<02:32:41.600> this<02:32:42.080> and<02:32:42.479> uploading<02:32:42.960> it. is, he's filming this and uploading it. >> Oh,<02:32:43.680> yeah. >> So,<02:32:44.240> he's<02:32:44.640> got<02:32:44.800> to<02:32:44.960> hide<02:32:45.200> his<02:32:45.520> identity >> So, he's got to hide his identity through<02:32:46.399> how<02:32:46.640> many<02:32:46.880> different<02:32:47.280> channels?<02:32:47.840> How through how many different channels? How does<02:32:48.240> Instagram<02:32:48.720> not<02:32:48.960> know<02:32:49.120> who<02:32:49.280> he<02:32:49.439> is?<02:32:49.760> How does Instagram not know who he is? How is<02:32:50.000> he<02:32:50.160> posting?<02:32:50.720> I<02:32:50.960> guess<02:32:51.120> he's<02:32:51.359> using<02:32:51.520> a<02:32:51.760> VPN. is he posting? I guess he's using a VPN. He's<02:32:52.720> probably<02:32:52.960> using<02:32:53.120> a<02:32:53.280> proxy<02:32:53.760> and<02:32:53.920> he's He's probably using a proxy and he's probably<02:32:54.399> going<02:32:54.640> through<02:32:55.040> some<02:32:55.359> other probably going through some other country<02:32:56.000> or<02:32:56.240> something.<02:32:56.479> If<02:32:56.720> he's<02:32:56.880> smart,<02:32:57.120> if country or something. If he's smart, if he's<02:32:57.520> smart<02:32:57.680> enough<02:32:57.920> to<02:32:58.319> avoid<02:32:59.200> detection, he's smart enough to avoid detection, but<02:33:01.680> he<02:33:02.000> just<02:33:02.160> has<02:33:02.319> these<02:33:02.720> [ __ ]<02:33:03.280> crazy<02:33:03.760> car but he just has these [ __ ] crazy car bills.<02:33:04.240> It's<02:33:04.319> like<02:33:04.479> he's<02:33:04.720> got<02:33:04.800> a<02:33:04.960> Calvo<02:33:05.520> Viper bills. It's like he's got a Calvo Viper that<02:33:06.640> has<02:33:06.880> like<02:33:07.920> I<02:33:08.080> mean<02:33:08.240> I<02:33:08.399> don't<02:33:08.560> know<02:33:08.640> how that has like I mean I don't know how many<02:33:09.280> [ __ ] many [ __ ] horsepower<02:33:11.439> that<02:33:11.680> thing<02:33:11.840> has,<02:33:12.399> but<02:33:12.640> they<02:33:12.800> make horsepower that thing has, but they make some<02:33:13.040> of<02:33:13.120> these<02:33:13.359> COVID<02:33:13.760> Vipers.<02:33:14.240> It's<02:33:14.399> a some of these COVID Vipers. It's a company<02:33:14.720> here<02:33:14.880> in<02:33:15.040> Texas.<02:33:15.680> They<02:33:15.920> make<02:33:16.160> Vipers company here in Texas. They make Vipers that<02:33:16.800> have<02:33:17.040> 2,000<02:33:17.520> horsepower. that have 2,000 horsepower. >> What?<02:33:20.479> Like<02:33:21.280> where >> What? Like where >> the<02:33:21.760> [ __ ]<02:33:21.920> are<02:33:22.080> you<02:33:22.240> talking<02:33:22.399> about? >> the [ __ ] are you talking about? >> Does<02:33:22.800> anybody<02:33:23.040> know<02:33:23.200> where<02:33:23.439> does<02:33:23.600> he<02:33:23.760> always >> Does anybody know where does he always do<02:33:24.000> it<02:33:24.080> in<02:33:24.240> the<02:33:24.399> same<02:33:24.640> city? do it in the same city? >> He's<02:33:25.040> in<02:33:25.200> I<02:33:25.359> think<02:33:25.439> he's<02:33:25.600> in<02:33:25.760> the<02:33:25.920> Dallas<02:33:26.240> area. >> He's in I think he's in the Dallas area. >> How<02:33:27.920> fun. >> How fun. >> Well,<02:33:28.960> yeah.<02:33:29.280> Well,<02:33:29.439> not<02:33:29.600> good<02:33:29.680> if<02:33:29.920> he<02:33:30.080> kills >> Well, yeah. Well, not good if he kills somebody,<02:33:31.280> but<02:33:31.520> it's<02:33:32.000> uh<02:33:33.040> very<02:33:33.359> spooky. somebody, but it's uh very spooky. it's<02:33:36.720> nuts,<02:33:37.120> man.<02:33:37.680> Because<02:33:37.920> this<02:33:38.160> [ __ ] it's nuts, man. Because this [ __ ] dude<02:33:39.200> uh<02:33:39.600> really<02:33:39.920> knows<02:33:40.080> how<02:33:40.240> to<02:33:40.399> drive,<02:33:40.800> too. dude uh really knows how to drive, too. And<02:33:41.680> you<02:33:41.840> see<02:33:42.000> these<02:33:42.319> poor<02:33:42.560> cops<02:33:42.800> and<02:33:43.040> one<02:33:43.200> of And you see these poor cops and one of them,<02:33:43.359> the<02:33:43.520> cops<02:33:43.760> wipe<02:33:44.000> out.<02:33:44.240> They<02:33:44.399> slammed them, the cops wipe out. They slammed into<02:33:44.960> another<02:33:45.280> car<02:33:45.520> and into another car and >> oh<02:33:46.000> [ __ ] >> oh [ __ ] >> they're<02:33:46.720> trying<02:33:46.880> to<02:33:47.280> pass<02:33:47.520> by<02:33:47.760> these<02:33:48.000> cones >> they're trying to pass by these cones and<02:33:48.880> the<02:33:49.040> road<02:33:49.280> cuts<02:33:49.600> off<02:33:49.840> and<02:33:50.000> the<02:33:50.160> cop<02:33:50.399> hits and the road cuts off and the cop hits the<02:33:50.800> cones<02:33:51.200> then<02:33:51.600> loses<02:33:52.080> control<02:33:52.319> of<02:33:52.479> his<02:33:52.640> car the cones then loses control of his car and<02:33:52.960> slams<02:33:53.280> into<02:33:53.520> another<02:33:53.760> car.<02:33:54.240> Like<02:33:54.720> people and slams into another car. Like people can<02:33:55.280> [ __ ]<02:33:55.680> die.<02:33:56.640> Especially<02:33:57.680> if<02:33:57.920> he<02:33:58.160> runs<02:33:58.319> a can [ __ ] die. Especially if he runs a red<02:33:58.640> light<02:33:58.800> and<02:33:58.880> he<02:33:59.040> runs<02:33:59.200> a<02:33:59.359> lot<02:33:59.439> of<02:33:59.520> them<02:34:00.080> and red light and he runs a lot of them and someone's<02:34:00.800> being<02:34:01.040> an<02:34:01.280> idiot.<02:34:01.920> Maybe someone's being an idiot. Maybe someone's<02:34:02.560> doing<02:34:02.800> exactly<02:34:03.120> what<02:34:03.280> he's<02:34:03.520> doing someone's doing exactly what he's doing while<02:34:03.920> he's<02:34:04.080> running<02:34:04.240> the<02:34:04.399> red<02:34:04.560> light. while he's running the red light. >> Dude,<02:34:05.200> you<02:34:05.439> have<02:34:05.520> to<02:34:05.680> see<02:34:05.760> what<02:34:05.920> Kanye's<02:34:06.479> doing >> Dude, you have to see what Kanye's doing right<02:34:06.800> now.<02:34:07.120> It's<02:34:07.280> a<02:34:07.439> it's<02:34:07.680> a<02:34:07.840> historical right now. It's a it's a historical moment<02:34:08.560> in<02:34:08.800> all<02:34:08.960> of<02:34:09.120> art.<02:34:09.600> It's<02:34:09.920> unbelievable. moment in all of art. It's unbelievable. >> Yeah.<02:34:11.040> You<02:34:11.200> said<02:34:11.359> the<02:34:11.600> he's<02:34:11.840> standing<02:34:12.080> on<02:34:12.240> the >> Yeah. You said the he's standing on the globe,<02:34:12.800> right? globe, right? >> Well,<02:34:13.359> not<02:34:13.520> only<02:34:13.760> that,<02:34:14.880> he<02:34:15.359> the<02:34:16.240> entire >> Well, not only that, he the entire everything<02:34:17.680> is<02:34:17.920> a<02:34:18.160> super<02:34:18.479> production<02:34:19.280> and everything is a super production and it's<02:34:19.840> all<02:34:20.080> him.<02:34:20.720> like<02:34:20.960> you<02:34:21.200> could<02:34:21.359> tell<02:34:21.600> he's it's all him. like you could tell he's made<02:34:22.160> every<02:34:22.560> decision<02:34:22.880> and<02:34:23.200> tweaked made every decision and tweaked everything<02:34:24.479> to<02:34:24.800> the<02:34:25.920> to<02:34:26.240> the<02:34:26.479> color<02:34:26.800> of everything to the to the color of everything<02:34:27.359> to<02:34:27.600> when<02:34:27.840> it<02:34:28.000> happens<02:34:28.319> to<02:34:28.560> how<02:34:28.720> it everything to when it happens to how it happens<02:34:29.280> that<02:34:29.520> it's<02:34:29.760> not<02:34:29.920> too<02:34:30.160> much.<02:34:30.479> He's<02:34:30.720> not happens that it's not too much. He's not overwhelming<02:34:31.680> the<02:34:31.920> senses<02:34:32.399> with<02:34:32.640> lasers<02:34:33.120> and overwhelming the senses with lasers and lights<02:34:33.600> and<02:34:33.840> all<02:34:34.000> of<02:34:34.160> this.<02:34:34.399> It's<02:34:34.720> all<02:34:35.439> so lights and all of this. It's all so strategic.<02:34:37.120> But<02:34:37.359> most<02:34:37.680> importantly,<02:34:38.640> it's strategic. But most importantly, it's first<02:34:39.200> of<02:34:39.359> all,<02:34:39.680> it's<02:34:40.160> the<02:34:40.399> [ __ ]<02:34:40.800> greatest first of all, it's the [ __ ] greatest production<02:34:41.520> I've<02:34:41.840> ever<02:34:42.000> seen<02:34:42.399> of<02:34:42.720> anything. production I've ever seen of anything. And<02:34:43.359> I<02:34:43.520> come<02:34:43.680> from<02:34:43.920> Pink<02:34:44.240> Floyd<02:34:44.640> land<02:34:45.120> where And I come from Pink Floyd land where the<02:34:45.600> live<02:34:45.920> show<02:34:46.160> has<02:34:46.479> to<02:34:46.640> be<02:34:46.720> ahead<02:34:47.040> of<02:34:47.120> its the live show has to be ahead of its time<02:34:47.439> and<02:34:47.760> state-of-the-art<02:34:48.399> and<02:34:48.640> everything time and state-of-the-art and everything for<02:34:49.200> my<02:34:49.359> mind<02:34:49.600> to<02:34:49.760> be<02:34:49.840> blown. for my mind to be blown. And<02:34:51.680> I<02:34:52.000> was<02:34:52.160> expecting<02:34:52.720> this<02:34:53.040> to<02:34:53.200> be<02:34:53.359> like And I was expecting this to be like every<02:34:53.920> other<02:34:54.240> rap<02:34:54.640> concert<02:34:54.960> that<02:34:55.200> I've<02:34:55.439> seen, every other rap concert that I've seen, which<02:34:55.920> is<02:34:56.080> going<02:34:56.240> to<02:34:56.399> be<02:34:56.560> fun<02:34:57.200> and<02:34:57.520> good<02:34:58.160> and which is going to be fun and good and maybe<02:34:58.880> great.<02:34:59.359> Of<02:34:59.600> course,<02:34:59.920> it'll<02:35:00.240> be<02:35:00.399> great. maybe great. Of course, it'll be great. But<02:35:00.960> this<02:35:01.200> was<02:35:01.359> like<02:35:01.680> a<02:35:01.840> thousand<02:35:02.319> times<02:35:02.640> my But this was like a thousand times my expectations<02:35:04.399> because<02:35:04.880> first<02:35:05.040> of<02:35:05.120> all,<02:35:05.359> he's expectations because first of all, he's doing<02:35:05.840> pop-up<02:35:06.240> shows<02:35:06.479> at<02:35:06.720> stadiums,<02:35:07.359> which<02:35:07.600> is doing pop-up shows at stadiums, which is crazy.<02:35:08.319> He<02:35:08.560> announces<02:35:09.120> it<02:35:09.359> a<02:35:09.600> week<02:35:09.760> or<02:35:09.920> two<02:35:10.160> in crazy. He announces it a week or two in advance<02:35:10.880> and<02:35:11.120> the<02:35:11.280> stadium's<02:35:11.840> like,<02:35:12.080> "Okay, advance and the stadium's like, "Okay, we're<02:35:12.960> sitting<02:35:13.200> empty<02:35:13.439> that<02:35:13.680> night.<02:35:14.000> We'd we're sitting empty that night. We'd love<02:35:14.319> to<02:35:14.479> sell<02:35:14.720> beer<02:35:15.040> and<02:35:15.280> water<02:35:15.520> and<02:35:15.840> get<02:35:16.000> a love to sell beer and water and get a percentage<02:35:16.560> of<02:35:16.800> merch,<02:35:17.120> right?<02:35:17.359> How<02:35:17.520> these percentage of merch, right? How these venues<02:35:18.160> work."<02:35:18.720> They<02:35:18.880> don't<02:35:19.040> give<02:35:19.200> a<02:35:19.359> [ __ ] venues work." They don't give a [ __ ] And<02:35:20.399> he's<02:35:20.720> not<02:35:20.960> promoting<02:35:21.359> it.<02:35:22.000> Everyone<02:35:22.399> else And he's not promoting it. Everyone else that's<02:35:22.960> been<02:35:23.120> to<02:35:23.280> one<02:35:23.439> or<02:35:23.680> seen<02:35:24.000> one<02:35:24.319> is that's been to one or seen one is promoting<02:35:25.040> it.<02:35:25.520> And<02:35:25.680> then<02:35:25.840> the<02:35:26.080> mayor<02:35:26.479> of promoting it. And then the mayor of whatever<02:35:27.200> city<02:35:27.760> or<02:35:28.479> whatever<02:35:29.200> leftist whatever city or whatever leftist person,<02:35:31.040> whether<02:35:31.200> it<02:35:31.359> be<02:35:31.520> the<02:35:31.680> governor<02:35:31.920> of person, whether it be the governor of that<02:35:32.240> state<02:35:32.479> or<02:35:32.640> whatever,<02:35:32.880> is<02:35:33.040> like,<02:35:33.120> "This that state or whatever, is like, "This shouldn't<02:35:33.680> be<02:35:33.840> happening."<02:35:34.399> So,<02:35:34.640> they're shouldn't be happening." So, they're promoting<02:35:35.359> it<02:35:35.600> for<02:35:35.840> him.<02:35:36.560> and<02:35:36.800> it's<02:35:37.040> filled<02:35:37.520> to promoting it for him. and it's filled to the<02:35:38.000> top<02:35:38.399> of<02:35:38.640> the<02:35:38.800> [ __ ]<02:35:39.200> stadium.<02:35:39.680> Whereas the top of the [ __ ] stadium. Whereas even<02:35:40.399> Pink<02:35:40.720> Floyd<02:35:41.040> or<02:35:41.200> the<02:35:41.359> Rolling<02:35:41.760> Stones<02:35:42.080> or even Pink Floyd or the Rolling Stones or whoever<02:35:42.720> announces<02:35:43.200> a<02:35:43.359> tour<02:35:43.680> all<02:35:43.920> at<02:35:44.080> once<02:35:44.720> and whoever announces a tour all at once and goes,<02:35:45.120> "Hey,<02:35:45.359> buy<02:35:45.600> tickets.<02:35:45.920> I'm<02:35:46.080> on<02:35:46.319> tour. goes, "Hey, buy tickets. I'm on tour. Pretty.<02:35:46.880> Please<02:35:47.200> come."<02:35:47.920> Right?<02:35:48.720> He's<02:35:49.040> just Pretty. Please come." Right? He's just like<02:35:49.600> San<02:35:49.840> Antonio<02:35:50.479> July<02:35:50.880> 4th. like San Antonio July 4th. >> Like<02:35:52.640> a<02:35:52.880> week<02:35:53.040> ago,<02:35:53.840> literally.<02:35:54.640> And<02:35:54.880> what's >> Like a week ago, literally. And what's crazy<02:35:55.520> is<02:35:55.680> that<02:35:55.840> my<02:35:56.080> buddy crazy is that my buddy got<02:35:58.160> me<02:35:58.399> tickets<02:35:58.720> to<02:35:58.960> go<02:35:59.120> see<02:35:59.280> him<02:35:59.439> in<02:35:59.600> Tampa got me tickets to go see him in Tampa because<02:36:00.720> as<02:36:01.439> all<02:36:01.680> we<02:36:01.840> knew<02:36:02.000> is<02:36:02.240> that<02:36:02.399> he<02:36:02.560> was because as all we knew is that he was going<02:36:02.800> to<02:36:02.960> Tampa.<02:36:03.920> And<02:36:04.240> so<02:36:04.720> there<02:36:04.960> I<02:36:05.200> there<02:36:05.439> I going to Tampa. And so there I there I was<02:36:05.840> and<02:36:06.080> I'm<02:36:06.319> looking<02:36:06.640> and<02:36:06.960> it's<02:36:07.280> filled<02:36:07.920> to was and I'm looking and it's filled to the<02:36:08.399> top<02:36:08.880> and<02:36:09.120> the<02:36:09.359> floor<02:36:09.920> is<02:36:10.240> filled<02:36:11.040> and<02:36:12.000> it's the top and the floor is filled and it's he<02:36:13.120> doesn't<02:36:13.520> stop.<02:36:14.000> He<02:36:14.240> doesn't<02:36:14.399> take<02:36:14.560> a he doesn't stop. He doesn't take a break. >> There<02:36:15.280> it<02:36:15.439> is. >> There it is. >> I<02:36:16.000> saw<02:36:16.160> that<02:36:16.399> on<02:36:16.640> Instagram<02:36:17.120> after<02:36:17.439> his<02:36:17.680> first >> I saw that on Instagram after his first one<02:36:18.080> that<02:36:18.240> he<02:36:18.399> did.<02:36:18.560> I<02:36:18.640> think<02:36:18.720> it<02:36:18.880> was<02:36:19.040> in<02:36:19.200> LA one that he did. I think it was in LA and<02:36:19.760> I'm<02:36:20.000> like,<02:36:20.160> "Oh,<02:36:20.720> that's<02:36:21.040> crazy.<02:36:21.600> I<02:36:21.920> need and I'm like, "Oh, that's crazy. I need to<02:36:22.240> see<02:36:22.479> this. to see this. >> That<02:36:23.840> is<02:36:24.000> nuts.<02:36:24.399> That<02:36:24.640> stage<02:36:24.880> is<02:36:25.120> nuts." >> That is nuts. That stage is nuts." >> But<02:36:25.920> these<02:36:26.399> pictures<02:36:26.800> and<02:36:27.120> videos<02:36:27.600> do<02:36:27.840> not<02:36:28.080> do >> But these pictures and videos do not do any<02:36:28.720> justice<02:36:29.439> to<02:36:29.680> what<02:36:29.920> is<02:36:30.160> happening any justice to what is happening soundwise,<02:36:32.080> energywise.<02:36:33.280> Just<02:36:33.520> that<02:36:33.760> stage soundwise, energywise. Just that stage alone<02:36:34.560> is<02:36:34.960> [ __ ]<02:36:35.359> insane. alone is [ __ ] insane. >> It's<02:36:37.200> crazy.<02:36:37.840> And<02:36:38.080> he<02:36:38.319> enters<02:36:38.800> at<02:36:39.040> the<02:36:39.520> he >> It's crazy. And he enters at the he walks<02:36:40.240> through<02:36:40.399> the<02:36:40.640> crowd<02:36:40.880> because walks through the crowd because obviously<02:36:41.600> it's<02:36:41.840> in<02:36:42.000> the<02:36:42.160> round.<02:36:43.280> He<02:36:43.600> comes obviously it's in the round. He comes out<02:36:44.000> and<02:36:44.160> you<02:36:44.319> hear<02:36:44.479> a<02:36:44.720> pop<02:36:44.960> from<02:36:45.200> one<02:36:45.520> side<02:36:45.840> cuz out and you hear a pop from one side cuz they<02:36:46.319> can<02:36:46.399> kind<02:36:46.560> of<02:36:46.720> see<02:36:46.880> him<02:36:47.200> and<02:36:47.359> then<02:36:47.520> the they can kind of see him and then the globe<02:36:48.160> turns<02:36:48.479> on<02:36:48.720> and<02:36:49.200> you<02:36:49.359> know<02:36:49.439> he<02:36:49.680> waits globe turns on and you know he waits until<02:36:50.240> it's<02:36:50.560> dark.<02:36:50.880> So<02:36:51.120> he<02:36:51.520> is<02:36:51.760> he<02:36:52.160> enters<02:36:52.640> at until it's dark. So he is he enters at one<02:36:53.120> point<02:36:54.080> and<02:36:54.319> then<02:36:54.560> inside<02:36:55.200> is<02:36:55.520> a<02:36:55.920> a<02:36:56.960> um<02:36:57.680> a<02:36:58.080> uh one point and then inside is a a um a uh a<02:36:58.479> lift<02:36:58.960> that<02:36:59.280> only<02:36:59.520> takes<02:36:59.920> him.<02:37:00.399> So<02:37:00.640> like a lift that only takes him. So like there's<02:37:01.359> no<02:37:01.520> one<02:37:01.680> that<02:37:01.840> can<02:37:02.080> storm<02:37:02.399> that<02:37:02.640> stage there's no one that can storm that stage or<02:37:03.120> anything<02:37:03.359> cuz<02:37:03.600> it's<02:37:03.840> inflatable<02:37:04.960> on<02:37:05.280> the or anything cuz it's inflatable on the outside.<02:37:06.399> So<02:37:06.640> it's<02:37:06.880> an<02:37:07.120> impossible outside. So it's an impossible impossible<02:37:09.600> to,<02:37:10.319> you<02:37:10.479> know,<02:37:10.640> storm<02:37:11.040> the<02:37:11.280> stage impossible to, you know, storm the stage or<02:37:11.840> anything<02:37:12.160> like<02:37:12.399> that.<02:37:13.280> And<02:37:13.520> he's<02:37:13.760> the<02:37:13.920> only or anything like that. And he's the only one<02:37:14.160> that<02:37:14.319> has<02:37:14.560> access<02:37:14.800> to<02:37:14.960> the<02:37:15.120> lift one that has access to the lift obviously.<02:37:16.160> And<02:37:16.319> he<02:37:16.560> has<02:37:16.640> a<02:37:16.880> tether<02:37:17.760> that<02:37:18.399> he's obviously. And he has a tether that he's attached<02:37:19.040> to<02:37:19.280> so<02:37:19.520> he<02:37:19.760> doesn't<02:37:19.920> go<02:37:20.080> off<02:37:20.319> or attached to so he doesn't go off or anything. >> So<02:37:21.359> it<02:37:21.439> doesn't<02:37:21.760> fall<02:37:21.840> into<02:37:22.080> the<02:37:22.240> balloon. >> So it doesn't fall into the balloon. >> Exactly.<02:37:23.898> [laughter]<02:37:24.160> And<02:37:24.640> it<02:37:24.960> is<02:37:25.120> the<02:37:25.439> most >> Exactly. [laughter] And it is the most diabolical<02:37:26.399> show<02:37:26.560> I've<02:37:26.800> ever<02:37:26.960> seen<02:37:27.120> in<02:37:27.280> my diabolical show I've ever seen in my entire<02:37:27.760> life.<02:37:28.160> Ever.<02:37:28.720> And<02:37:28.960> that<02:37:29.200> includes<02:37:29.760> all entire life. Ever. And that includes all the<02:37:30.399> [ __ ]<02:37:30.880> everythings.<02:37:31.680> And<02:37:31.840> again,<02:37:32.399> I the [ __ ] everythings. And again, I come<02:37:32.720> from<02:37:32.960> the<02:37:33.359> school<02:37:33.520> of<02:37:33.680> Pink<02:37:33.920> Floyd, come from the school of Pink Floyd, which<02:37:34.479> is<02:37:34.640> always<02:37:34.960> 10,<02:37:35.359> 20<02:37:35.680> years<02:37:35.920> ahead<02:37:36.160> of which is always 10, 20 years ahead of its<02:37:36.560> time<02:37:36.800> production-wise. its time production-wise. And<02:37:38.880> this<02:37:39.200> was<02:37:39.840> [ __ ]<02:37:40.640> nuts<02:37:41.280> because<02:37:41.600> he And this was [ __ ] nuts because he does<02:37:42.240> not<02:37:42.640> stop.<02:37:43.200> He<02:37:43.439> does<02:37:43.600> not<02:37:43.760> take<02:37:44.000> a<02:37:44.160> break. does not stop. He does not take a break. He<02:37:44.720> doesn't<02:37:44.960> go,<02:37:45.280> "Thank<02:37:45.600> you<02:37:45.840> guys<02:37:46.000> for He doesn't go, "Thank you guys for coming<02:37:46.319> out."<02:37:46.640> Until<02:37:46.800> the<02:37:47.040> very<02:37:47.200> end<02:37:47.359> in<02:37:47.520> which coming out." Until the very end in which he<02:37:47.840> goes,<02:37:47.920> "It's<02:37:48.240> all<02:37:48.399> about<02:37:48.640> love.<02:37:49.200> I<02:37:49.439> love he goes, "It's all about love. I love you<02:37:49.760> guys.<02:37:50.080> Thanks<02:37:50.319> for<02:37:50.560> sticking<02:37:50.800> with<02:37:50.960> me you guys. Thanks for sticking with me all<02:37:51.359> these<02:37:51.600> years<02:37:51.840> when<02:37:52.080> all<02:37:52.240> these<02:37:52.479> people all these years when all these people said<02:37:52.960> this."<02:37:53.359> And<02:37:53.520> then<02:37:53.680> by<02:37:53.920> that<02:37:54.160> point,<02:37:54.479> two said this." And then by that point, two and<02:37:54.720> a<02:37:54.800> half<02:37:54.960> hours<02:37:55.200> in<02:37:55.439> when<02:37:55.600> he's<02:37:55.760> saying and a half hours in when he's saying that,<02:37:56.240> you're<02:37:56.399> just<02:37:56.560> like,<02:37:57.200> you<02:37:57.359> got<02:37:57.520> to<02:37:57.680> be that, you're just like, you got to be [ __ ]<02:37:58.240> kidding<02:37:58.479> me. [ __ ] kidding me. >> When<02:37:59.120> you<02:37:59.280> realize<02:37:59.680> the<02:37:59.920> bulk<02:38:00.160> of<02:38:00.319> his<02:38:00.560> work, >> When you realize the bulk of his work, how<02:38:01.040> many<02:38:01.359> bangers<02:38:01.840> that<02:38:02.080> guy<02:38:02.319> has, how many bangers that guy has, >> it's<02:38:04.319> nuts,<02:38:04.720> dude. >> it's nuts, dude. >> Bangers. >> And<02:38:06.240> I,<02:38:06.640> as<02:38:06.880> an<02:38:07.120> experiment,<02:38:07.680> took<02:38:08.000> my<02:38:08.160> one >> And I, as an experiment, took my one buddy<02:38:08.880> who<02:38:09.200> said<02:38:09.520> that<02:38:10.319> uh,<02:38:10.720> you<02:38:10.880> know,<02:38:11.040> part buddy who said that uh, you know, part of<02:38:11.280> the<02:38:11.439> group<02:38:11.680> was<02:38:11.840> my<02:38:12.080> one<02:38:12.319> friend<02:38:12.640> who<02:38:13.280> has of the group was my one friend who has always<02:38:13.760> been<02:38:13.920> like,<02:38:14.160> I<02:38:14.399> don't<02:38:14.560> know,<02:38:14.800> you always been like, I don't know, you [ __ ]<02:38:15.439> love<02:38:15.760> Kanye.<02:38:16.560> I<02:38:16.880> mean,<02:38:17.359> not<02:38:17.600> really [ __ ] love Kanye. I mean, not really my<02:38:18.240> thing,<02:38:18.479> but<02:38:18.720> he's<02:38:18.880> not<02:38:19.120> he's<02:38:19.280> just<02:38:19.520> not my thing, but he's not he's just not really<02:38:19.840> a<02:38:20.000> rap<02:38:20.319> fan<02:38:20.560> is<02:38:20.800> the<02:38:21.040> reality.<02:38:22.319> So,<02:38:22.560> I really a rap fan is the reality. So, I invited<02:38:23.200> him<02:38:23.359> on<02:38:23.600> this<02:38:23.840> trip<02:38:24.160> and<02:38:24.560> his<02:38:24.880> mind invited him on this trip and his mind was<02:38:25.359> [ __ ]<02:38:25.760> now<02:38:25.920> he's<02:38:26.080> a<02:38:26.160> diehard<02:38:26.560> Kanye was [ __ ] now he's a diehard Kanye fan.<02:38:27.200> Now<02:38:27.439> he's<02:38:27.680> going<02:38:27.840> back<02:38:28.080> and,<02:38:28.960> you<02:38:29.200> know, fan. Now he's going back and, you know, realizing<02:38:30.479> that<02:38:31.760> he's<02:38:32.080> always<02:38:32.319> been<02:38:32.399> a<02:38:32.560> Kanye realizing that he's always been a Kanye fan.<02:38:33.680> Like,<02:38:33.920> it's<02:38:34.240> such<02:38:34.560> a<02:38:34.800> crazy<02:38:35.120> [ __ ] fan. Like, it's such a crazy [ __ ] thing<02:38:35.760> because<02:38:36.080> not<02:38:36.319> only<02:38:36.479> does<02:38:36.640> he<02:38:36.800> have<02:38:36.960> hits thing because not only does he have hits on<02:38:37.359> hits<02:38:37.680> on<02:38:37.920> hits,<02:38:38.960> but<02:38:39.280> he<02:38:40.080> does<02:38:40.399> not<02:38:40.960> stop<02:38:41.359> in on hits on hits, but he does not stop in between<02:38:42.000> songs<02:38:42.560> because<02:38:42.880> some<02:38:43.120> of<02:38:43.280> his<02:38:43.520> beats between songs because some of his beats kind<02:38:44.560> of<02:38:44.800> correlate<02:38:45.520> or<02:38:45.760> this<02:38:45.920> and<02:38:46.160> that. kind of correlate or this and that. He'll<02:38:47.280> literally<02:38:48.080> just<02:38:48.399> keep<02:38:48.720> going<02:38:49.200> and He'll literally just keep going and going<02:38:49.760> and<02:38:50.000> going<02:38:50.399> until<02:38:50.800> his<02:38:51.200> amazing<02:38:52.319> on<02:38:52.560> his going and going until his amazing on his new<02:38:52.960> album,<02:38:53.280> he<02:38:53.520> has<02:38:53.600> this<02:38:54.160> keyboardist<02:38:54.960> with new album, he has this keyboardist with one<02:38:55.439> of<02:38:55.520> those<02:38:55.760> like<02:38:56.640> crazy<02:38:57.200> blow<02:38:57.439> into<02:38:58.000> tube one of those like crazy blow into tube instrument<02:38:59.040> things.<02:38:59.439> I<02:38:59.680> don't<02:38:59.760> know<02:38:59.840> what instrument things. I don't know what it's<02:39:00.240> called,<02:39:01.040> but<02:39:01.600> he<02:39:01.920> has<02:39:02.160> a<02:39:02.399> solo,<02:39:02.960> a<02:39:03.120> big it's called, but he has a solo, a big one<02:39:03.600> on<02:39:03.840> one<02:39:04.080> of<02:39:04.080> the<02:39:04.319> songs,<02:39:04.720> which<02:39:04.960> is<02:39:05.359> gives one on one of the songs, which is gives Kanye<02:39:06.880> a<02:39:07.200> minute<02:39:07.359> and<02:39:07.520> a<02:39:07.680> half<02:39:08.160> to<02:39:08.399> catch<02:39:08.640> his Kanye a minute and a half to catch his breath,<02:39:09.439> an<02:39:09.680> hour<02:39:09.920> and<02:39:10.080> a<02:39:10.240> half<02:39:10.720> into<02:39:11.280> nonstop breath, an hour and a half into nonstop going.<02:39:13.920> And<02:39:14.160> also<02:39:14.479> on<02:39:14.720> top<02:39:14.880> of<02:39:14.960> all<02:39:15.120> that,<02:39:15.520> you going. And also on top of all that, you know,<02:39:15.920> a<02:39:16.160> rap<02:39:16.399> concert's<02:39:16.800> a<02:39:16.960> rap<02:39:17.200> concert,<02:39:17.520> but know, a rap concert's a rap concert, but Kanye<02:39:18.080> is<02:39:18.240> the<02:39:18.399> greatest<02:39:18.720> producer<02:39:19.120> of<02:39:19.359> all Kanye is the greatest producer of all time<02:39:19.920> in<02:39:20.240> that<02:39:20.560> industry.<02:39:21.520> So<02:39:21.840> every<02:39:22.240> noise time in that industry. So every noise that's<02:39:23.280> happening,<02:39:24.000> even<02:39:24.240> if<02:39:24.399> he's<02:39:24.720> not that's happening, even if he's not talking<02:39:26.319> or<02:39:26.800> or<02:39:27.439> singing<02:39:27.840> or<02:39:28.160> rapping<02:39:28.479> into<02:39:28.800> a talking or or singing or rapping into a microphone,<02:39:29.840> is<02:39:30.080> all<02:39:30.319> him<02:39:30.880> and<02:39:31.120> him<02:39:32.000> only.<02:39:32.560> You microphone, is all him and him only. You know<02:39:32.800> what<02:39:32.960> I<02:39:33.120> mean?<02:39:33.280> like<02:39:33.520> he<02:39:33.760> might<02:39:34.000> get<02:39:34.240> an know what I mean? like he might get an idea<02:39:35.040> or<02:39:35.280> an<02:39:35.520> inspiration<02:39:36.080> as<02:39:36.319> we've<02:39:36.560> talked idea or an inspiration as we've talked about<02:39:37.040> or<02:39:37.439> he's<02:39:37.680> a<02:39:37.920> master<02:39:38.160> of<02:39:38.399> sampling about or he's a master of sampling um<02:39:40.399> old<02:39:40.800> hit<02:39:41.280> songs<02:39:41.600> and<02:39:41.840> having<02:39:42.080> them<02:39:42.240> be<02:39:42.399> in um old hit songs and having them be in the<02:39:42.720> backbone<02:39:43.120> of<02:39:43.280> the<02:39:43.439> thing<02:39:43.600> and the backbone of the thing and everything,<02:39:44.160> but<02:39:44.880> this<02:39:45.200> was<02:39:45.680> it's<02:39:46.000> just<02:39:46.160> a everything, but this was it's just a whole<02:39:46.640> another<02:39:46.960> level.<02:39:48.000> Absolute<02:39:48.640> insanity. whole another level. Absolute insanity. Like<02:39:49.760> I<02:39:49.920> thought<02:39:50.080> I<02:39:50.319> was<02:39:50.399> going<02:39:50.479> to<02:39:50.560> go<02:39:50.640> there Like I thought I was going to go there and<02:39:50.960> be<02:39:51.040> like,<02:39:51.200> "Yeah,<02:39:51.600> and<02:39:51.920> maybe,<02:39:52.479> you<02:39:52.640> know, and be like, "Yeah, and maybe, you know, move<02:39:53.120> a<02:39:53.280> little<02:39:53.359> bit<02:39:53.439> or<02:39:53.680> sing<02:39:53.920> along<02:39:54.240> or move a little bit or sing along or whatever."<02:39:54.880> And<02:39:55.120> instead<02:39:55.520> my<02:39:55.760> jaw<02:39:56.000> was whatever." And instead my jaw was dropped<02:39:56.560> the<02:39:56.880> entire<02:39:57.439> time. dropped the entire time. >> Is<02:39:58.000> there<02:39:58.160> anybody<02:39:58.399> that<02:39:58.640> ever<02:39:58.880> bounced<02:39:59.280> back >> Is there anybody that ever bounced back from<02:39:59.840> being<02:40:00.240> canceled<02:40:00.560> like<02:40:00.800> him?<02:40:01.200> And<02:40:01.520> that's from being canceled like him? And that's really<02:40:02.160> the<02:40:02.479> underlying<02:40:03.040> thing.<02:40:03.359> There's really the underlying thing. There's this<02:40:04.000> feeling<02:40:04.560> of<02:40:05.439> loyalty<02:40:06.319> that's<02:40:06.720> there. this feeling of loyalty that's there. And<02:40:08.399> we're<02:40:08.720> right.<02:40:09.439> You<02:40:09.600> know<02:40:09.680> what<02:40:09.840> I<02:40:09.920> mean? And we're right. You know what I mean? There's<02:40:10.319> a<02:40:10.479> feeling<02:40:10.720> that<02:40:11.040> everybody<02:40:11.439> there There's a feeling that everybody there is<02:40:11.840> like<02:40:12.240> they're is like they're correct. >> Does<02:40:15.439> that<02:40:15.680> make<02:40:15.920> sense?<02:40:16.319> Like<02:40:16.720> I<02:40:16.960> saw<02:40:17.200> a >> Does that make sense? Like I saw a breakdown<02:40:17.680> of<02:40:17.840> it<02:40:18.000> cuz<02:40:18.160> my<02:40:18.319> algorithm's breakdown of it cuz my algorithm's feeding<02:40:19.600> me<02:40:19.840> Kanye<02:40:20.399> stuff<02:40:20.640> non-stop<02:40:21.200> since<02:40:21.439> I feeding me Kanye stuff non-stop since I went<02:40:21.680> to<02:40:21.840> it<02:40:22.000> cuz<02:40:22.240> somehow<02:40:22.640> [ __ ]<02:40:23.200> Instagram went to it cuz somehow [ __ ] Instagram knows<02:40:24.160> and<02:40:24.479> whatever.<02:40:25.760> And<02:40:26.160> I<02:40:26.399> watched<02:40:26.720> a knows and whatever. And I watched a breakdown<02:40:27.359> of<02:40:27.520> it<02:40:27.840> talking<02:40:28.160> about<02:40:28.479> how<02:40:29.040> like breakdown of it talking about how like it's<02:40:29.520> like<02:40:29.680> this<02:40:30.080> psychiatrist<02:40:30.800> or<02:40:31.120> energy it's like this psychiatrist or energy specialist<02:40:32.160> or<02:40:32.479> something<02:40:32.720> that's<02:40:33.200> talking specialist or something that's talking about<02:40:33.920> how<02:40:34.319> and<02:40:34.640> why<02:40:34.960> this<02:40:35.200> is<02:40:35.280> the<02:40:35.520> craziest about how and why this is the craziest concert<02:40:36.880> ever<02:40:37.520> done<02:40:37.760> before.<02:40:38.720> And<02:40:38.960> she<02:40:39.200> breaks concert ever done before. And she breaks it<02:40:39.600> down<02:40:39.760> and<02:40:40.000> goes,<02:40:40.880> "People<02:40:41.439> that<02:40:42.240> like it down and goes, "People that like Kanye<02:40:43.680> believe<02:40:44.399> in<02:40:44.720> themselves."<02:40:46.000> Because Kanye believe in themselves." Because if<02:40:48.000> Kanye<02:40:48.640> saying,<02:40:48.880> "I'm<02:40:49.280> the<02:40:49.439> greatest.<02:40:50.000> I'm if Kanye saying, "I'm the greatest. I'm the<02:40:50.479> man,<02:40:50.880> I'm<02:40:51.040> a<02:40:51.280> god,<02:40:51.760> all<02:40:51.920> of<02:40:52.080> these the man, I'm a god, all of these things,"<02:40:53.200> makes<02:40:53.520> you<02:40:54.240> not<02:40:54.479> like<02:40:54.800> him<02:40:55.040> and<02:40:55.359> you things," makes you not like him and you insecure, you're<02:40:57.520> insecure.<02:40:58.640> Does<02:40:58.800> that<02:40:58.960> make<02:40:59.200> sense? you're insecure. Does that make sense? Like<02:41:00.240> it's<02:41:00.399> like<02:41:00.560> he<02:41:00.960> if<02:41:01.200> if<02:41:01.520> that<02:41:01.760> turns<02:41:02.000> you Like it's like he if if that turns you off<02:41:02.399> to<02:41:02.640> somebody,<02:41:03.040> then<02:41:03.439> you<02:41:03.680> don't<02:41:04.000> really off to somebody, then you don't really like<02:41:04.880> yourself<02:41:05.280> that<02:41:05.600> much. like yourself that much. >> Why<02:41:06.560> do<02:41:06.640> you<02:41:06.720> think<02:41:06.880> that? >> Why do you think that? Well,<02:41:08.880> again,<02:41:09.200> this<02:41:09.359> was<02:41:09.520> someone<02:41:09.760> else's Well, again, this was someone else's psychological<02:41:10.800> breakdown<02:41:11.120> of<02:41:11.280> it,<02:41:11.359> and<02:41:11.600> I'm psychological breakdown of it, and I'm probably<02:41:11.920> not<02:41:12.160> explaining<02:41:12.560> it<02:41:12.720> correct probably not explaining it correct because<02:41:13.120> I<02:41:13.280> was<02:41:13.359> stoned<02:41:14.000> on<02:41:14.160> a<02:41:14.319> couch,<02:41:14.640> but because I was stoned on a couch, but >> I<02:41:15.120> see<02:41:15.359> how<02:41:15.600> what<02:41:15.840> they<02:41:16.000> would<02:41:16.160> be<02:41:16.319> saying<02:41:16.479> to >> I see how what they would be saying to try<02:41:16.880> to<02:41:16.960> defend<02:41:17.359> him,<02:41:17.760> but<02:41:18.160> there's<02:41:18.399> some try to defend him, but there's some people<02:41:18.720> that<02:41:18.880> just<02:41:19.040> get<02:41:19.200> turned<02:41:19.520> off<02:41:19.680> by<02:41:20.000> that people that just get turned off by that kind<02:41:20.560> of<02:41:20.720> braggadocious kind of braggadocious rap<02:41:22.880> music. rap music. >> I<02:41:24.399> don't. >> I don't. >> I<02:41:25.520> love<02:41:25.680> that<02:41:25.920> [ __ ] >> I love that [ __ ] >> I<02:41:27.280> I<02:41:27.600> love<02:41:28.880> 90s<02:41:29.200> hiphop<02:41:30.080> talking<02:41:30.399> about<02:41:30.560> how >> I I love 90s hiphop talking about how great<02:41:30.960> they<02:41:31.280> are.<02:41:31.680> I<02:41:31.920> love<02:41:32.080> it. great they are. I love it. >> I'm<02:41:33.120> a<02:41:33.359> giant<02:41:33.680> fan<02:41:33.760> of<02:41:33.920> that<02:41:34.160> [ __ ] >> I'm a giant fan of that [ __ ] >> Yeah.<02:41:34.880> You<02:41:35.040> know,<02:41:35.200> I<02:41:35.439> think<02:41:35.920> like<02:41:36.240> some<02:41:36.479> of<02:41:36.640> my >> Yeah. You know, I think like some of my favorite<02:41:37.280> rap<02:41:37.600> lyrics,<02:41:38.160> like<02:41:38.319> some<02:41:38.479> of<02:41:38.640> Nas's favorite rap lyrics, like some of Nas's lyrics,<02:41:39.600> just<02:41:39.760> him<02:41:40.000> talking<02:41:40.160> about<02:41:40.319> how<02:41:40.479> he's lyrics, just him talking about how he's the<02:41:40.880> [ __ ] the [ __ ] >> Yeah,<02:41:41.920> totally.<02:41:41.972> [laughter] >> Yeah, totally. [laughter] >> I<02:41:43.439> don't<02:41:43.600> mind<02:41:43.760> it<02:41:44.000> at<02:41:44.160> all.<02:41:44.720> But<02:41:44.880> it's<02:41:45.120> like >> I don't mind it at all. But it's like it's<02:41:46.640> when<02:41:46.960> you're<02:41:47.280> singing<02:41:47.680> along<02:41:48.000> to<02:41:48.240> that it's when you're singing along to that stuff<02:41:48.720> and<02:41:49.040> you're<02:41:49.280> listening<02:41:49.600> to<02:41:49.760> that stuff and you're listening to that stuff,<02:41:50.319> like<02:41:50.560> you're<02:41:50.800> feeling<02:41:51.120> what<02:41:51.359> that stuff, like you're feeling what that guy's<02:41:51.920> feeling<02:41:52.160> when<02:41:52.399> he's<02:41:52.560> saying<02:41:52.800> it.<02:41:53.280> And guy's feeling when he's saying it. And if<02:41:53.600> his<02:41:53.840> raps<02:41:54.240> are<02:41:54.399> hit,<02:41:54.640> if<02:41:54.800> his<02:41:55.040> rhymes<02:41:55.359> are if his raps are hit, if his rhymes are really<02:41:55.920> hitting,<02:41:56.800> especially<02:41:57.200> like<02:41:57.840> Kanye<02:41:58.479> or really hitting, especially like Kanye or any<02:41:59.359> of<02:41:59.439> the<02:41:59.600> greats,<02:42:00.160> you<02:42:00.240> know,<02:42:00.399> Biggie, any of the greats, you know, Biggie, Tupac,<02:42:01.600> Nas,<02:42:02.080> like<02:42:02.240> when<02:42:02.479> when<02:42:02.720> they're Tupac, Nas, like when when they're nailed,<02:42:03.200> it's<02:42:03.359> like, nailed, it's like, >> oh<02:42:04.479> my<02:42:04.640> god, >> oh my god, >> with<02:42:07.120> good<02:42:07.359> lyrics<02:42:07.680> and<02:42:08.000> good<02:42:08.240> execution. >> with good lyrics and good execution. It's<02:42:09.439> a<02:42:09.600> be<02:42:09.840> it's<02:42:10.000> a<02:42:10.080> [ __ ]<02:42:10.399> amazing<02:42:10.640> art It's a be it's a [ __ ] amazing art form.<02:42:11.120> Even<02:42:11.280> if<02:42:11.520> USA<02:42:12.080> really<02:42:12.319> did<02:42:12.479> create<02:42:12.720> it. form. Even if USA really did create it. >> Yeah.<02:42:14.066> [laughter] >> I<02:42:15.439> don't<02:42:15.680> I<02:42:16.000> don't<02:42:16.160> want<02:42:16.240> to<02:42:16.399> believe<02:42:16.720> that, >> I don't I don't want to believe that, you<02:42:18.240> know.<02:42:18.399> I<02:42:18.640> think<02:42:18.720> they<02:42:18.960> probably<02:42:19.520> very you know. I think they probably very they<02:42:20.319> promoted<02:42:20.800> it.<02:42:21.439> What's<02:42:21.760> really they promoted it. What's really interesting<02:42:22.319> is<02:42:22.640> the<02:42:22.960> lack<02:42:23.359> of<02:42:23.600> big<02:42:23.920> rock<02:42:24.160> and interesting is the lack of big rock and roll<02:42:24.560> bands.<02:42:24.960> I<02:42:25.120> know<02:42:25.280> Jaime's<02:42:25.680> kind<02:42:25.840> of roll bands. I know Jaime's kind of defended<02:42:26.319> this,<02:42:26.560> but<02:42:26.880> Right. defended this, but Right. >> I<02:42:27.520> think<02:42:27.680> it's<02:42:27.920> a<02:42:28.080> fact. >> I think it's a fact. >> Oh,<02:42:28.880> no.<02:42:29.200> No<02:42:29.439> doubt. >> Oh, no. No doubt. >> There's<02:42:30.160> less<02:42:30.479> big<02:42:30.720> rock<02:42:30.880> and<02:42:31.040> roll<02:42:31.200> bands >> There's less big rock and roll bands than<02:42:31.600> when<02:42:31.760> we<02:42:31.920> were<02:42:32.000> a<02:42:32.160> kid.<02:42:32.399> When<02:42:32.640> we<02:42:32.720> were<02:42:32.800> a than when we were a kid. When we were a kid,<02:42:33.200> rock<02:42:33.359> and<02:42:33.520> roll<02:42:33.760> was<02:42:34.160> everything. kid, rock and roll was everything. >> It<02:42:35.439> was<02:42:35.520> like<02:42:35.680> rock<02:42:35.840> and<02:42:36.000> roll.<02:42:36.160> And<02:42:36.319> if<02:42:36.479> you >> It was like rock and roll. And if you liked<02:42:36.800> rock<02:42:37.040> and<02:42:37.280> rap,<02:42:37.600> like<02:42:37.760> you<02:42:37.920> were<02:42:38.080> a liked rock and rap, like you were a weirdo, >> you<02:42:39.359> know? >> you know? >> Yeah.<02:42:40.560> Like<02:42:40.800> I<02:42:41.040> really<02:42:41.280> became<02:42:41.600> a<02:42:41.840> rap<02:42:42.240> fan >> Yeah. Like I really became a rap fan like<02:42:43.920> almost<02:42:44.240> like<02:42:45.040> silently<02:42:45.600> like<02:42:45.840> secretly like almost like silently like secretly >> because<02:42:48.720> you<02:42:48.880> had<02:42:49.040> to<02:42:49.120> be<02:42:49.200> a<02:42:49.359> rock<02:42:49.680> fan.<02:42:50.240> If<02:42:50.479> you >> because you had to be a rock fan. If you if<02:42:50.880> you<02:42:51.120> loved<02:42:51.439> rock<02:42:51.760> music<02:42:52.000> and<02:42:52.240> you<02:42:52.319> went<02:42:52.479> to if you loved rock music and you went to rock<02:42:52.880> concerts<02:42:53.280> like<02:42:53.439> that's<02:42:53.600> all<02:42:53.760> you<02:42:53.920> liked. rock concerts like that's all you liked. But<02:42:54.319> I<02:42:54.399> was<02:42:54.479> like<02:42:54.640> yeah<02:42:54.800> but<02:42:54.960> this<02:42:55.120> is<02:42:55.280> good But I was like yeah but this is good >> Oh<02:42:56.000> yeah. >> You<02:42:56.399> know<02:42:56.560> I'd<02:42:56.720> like<02:42:56.880> listen<02:42:57.120> to<02:42:57.200> ghetto<02:42:57.520> boys. >> You know I'd like listen to ghetto boys. I'll<02:42:57.920> be<02:42:58.000> like<02:42:58.160> you<02:42:58.240> got<02:42:58.319> to<02:42:58.479> listen<02:42:58.560> to<02:42:58.720> this. I'll be like you got to listen to this. Come<02:42:59.120> listen<02:42:59.280> to<02:42:59.359> this.<02:42:59.680> [ __ ]<02:42:59.920> is<02:43:00.160> awesome. Come listen to this. [ __ ] is awesome. >> Yeah.<02:43:01.760> Oh<02:43:02.080> my<02:43:02.240> range<02:43:02.560> is<02:43:03.680> absolutely >> Yeah. Oh my range is absolutely ridiculous. >> Our<02:43:05.200> green<02:43:05.359> room. >> Our green room. >> I<02:43:05.920> just<02:43:06.000> got<02:43:06.240> Roy<02:43:06.560> Orbison<02:43:07.200> on<02:43:07.439> vinyl.<02:43:08.479> Oh.<02:43:09.200> Oh, >> I just got Roy Orbison on vinyl. Oh. Oh, yeah. >> Pretty<02:43:10.560> Woman. >> Pretty Woman. >> Oh<02:43:11.359> my<02:43:11.520> god.<02:43:12.560> And<02:43:12.720> again,<02:43:12.960> that's<02:43:13.200> one >> Oh my god. And again, that's one >> We're<02:43:13.760> gonna<02:43:14.000> be<02:43:14.000> in<02:43:14.160> trouble<02:43:14.319> for<02:43:14.560> that >> We're gonna be in trouble for that >> probably. >> And<02:43:19.200> again,<02:43:19.520> Pretty<02:43:19.840> Woman,<02:43:20.479> much<02:43:20.720> like<02:43:21.280> Pink >> And again, Pretty Woman, much like Pink Floyd's<02:43:22.000> Wish<02:43:22.160> You<02:43:22.319> Were<02:43:22.479> Here,<02:43:22.720> is<02:43:22.800> like<02:43:23.040> one Floyd's Wish You Were Here, is like one of<02:43:23.280> my<02:43:23.680> when<02:43:23.920> you<02:43:24.000> get<02:43:24.160> into<02:43:24.399> their<02:43:24.640> radio of my when you get into their radio stuff,<02:43:25.520> it's<02:43:25.840> kind<02:43:26.000> of<02:43:26.160> funny<02:43:26.399> how<02:43:26.640> some<02:43:26.960> bands stuff, it's kind of funny how some bands and<02:43:28.000> musicians<02:43:28.720> get<02:43:28.960> like<02:43:29.359> typ<02:43:29.680> casted<02:43:30.160> by and musicians get like typ casted by their<02:43:30.640> hit,<02:43:31.600> whereas<02:43:31.920> like<02:43:32.080> Pretty<02:43:32.399> Woman's their hit, whereas like Pretty Woman's kind<02:43:33.040> of<02:43:33.120> repetitive<02:43:33.600> and<02:43:33.760> easy,<02:43:34.000> even<02:43:34.240> though kind of repetitive and easy, even though it's<02:43:34.479> a<02:43:34.640> jam,<02:43:35.359> right? it's a jam, right? >> Mhm.<02:43:36.720> but<02:43:37.040> his<02:43:37.280> other<02:43:37.600> songs<02:43:38.240> that<02:43:38.479> like<02:43:38.640> I >> Mhm. but his other songs that like I hadn't<02:43:39.200> even<02:43:39.439> heard<02:43:39.680> before<02:43:40.000> because<02:43:40.240> I'm hadn't even heard before because I'm like<02:43:41.040> this<02:43:41.280> guy<02:43:41.520> seems<02:43:41.760> like<02:43:41.920> he<02:43:42.160> has<02:43:42.240> some like this guy seems like he has some [ __ ]<02:43:43.279> some<02:43:43.600> hits<02:43:43.920> and<02:43:44.160> he<02:43:44.399> does<02:43:44.800> man<02:43:45.760> and<02:43:46.319> uh [ __ ] some hits and he does man and uh you<02:43:47.680> know<02:43:47.840> I<02:43:48.240> what<02:43:48.479> I<02:43:48.560> mean<02:43:48.720> by<02:43:48.800> the<02:43:48.960> Pink<02:43:49.200> Floyd you know I what I mean by the Pink Floyd thing<02:43:49.600> is<02:43:49.840> it<02:43:50.000> always<02:43:50.319> fascinated<02:43:50.880> me<02:43:51.120> that thing is it always fascinated me that people<02:43:51.760> go<02:43:52.000> ah<02:43:52.240> yeah<02:43:52.399> I<02:43:52.560> like<02:43:52.640> Pink<02:43:52.960> Floyd<02:43:53.279> Wish people go ah yeah I like Pink Floyd Wish You<02:43:53.520> Were<02:43:53.680> Here<02:43:53.920> Another<02:43:54.240> Brick<02:43:54.479> in<02:43:54.560> the<02:43:54.720> Wall You Were Here Another Brick in the Wall and<02:43:55.040> it's<02:43:55.279> like<02:43:55.600> damn<02:43:55.840> it<02:43:56.319> it's<02:43:56.560> because<02:43:56.880> those and it's like damn it it's because those are<02:43:57.279> their<02:43:57.520> radio<02:43:57.920> songs<02:43:58.560> cuz<02:43:58.720> they<02:43:58.960> can't are their radio songs cuz they can't play<02:43:59.439> an<02:43:59.760> 11<02:44:00.160> minute<02:44:00.560> long<02:44:00.960> Shine<02:44:01.279> on<02:44:01.359> You play an 11 minute long Shine on You Crazy<02:44:02.000> Diamond<02:44:02.479> or<02:44:03.279> all<02:44:03.520> their<02:44:04.160> real<02:44:04.560> hits Crazy Diamond or all their real hits that<02:44:05.279> they're<02:44:05.520> real<02:44:05.840> echo.<02:44:06.319> which<02:44:06.560> is<02:44:06.720> like<02:44:07.200> 17 that they're real echo. which is like 17 minutes<02:44:08.160> and<02:44:08.479> goes<02:44:08.800> slow<02:44:09.120> and<02:44:09.439> fast<02:44:09.840> and<02:44:10.160> and minutes and goes slow and fast and and bluesy<02:44:11.120> and<02:44:11.279> then<02:44:11.520> jazzy<02:44:12.000> and<02:44:12.240> this<02:44:12.399> and<02:44:12.640> that. bluesy and then jazzy and this and that. >> yeah,<02:44:14.479> there<02:44:14.640> were<02:44:14.800> so<02:44:14.960> many<02:44:15.120> songs<02:44:15.359> like >> yeah, there were so many songs like that,<02:44:15.840> especially<02:44:16.240> from<02:44:16.479> like<02:44:16.640> the<02:44:16.880> 70s<02:44:17.520> where that, especially from like the 70s where they<02:44:18.000> just<02:44:18.080> took<02:44:18.399> wild<02:44:18.880> chances<02:44:19.200> and<02:44:19.439> had<02:44:19.680> long they just took wild chances and had long ass<02:44:20.319> songs<02:44:21.279> like<02:44:21.920> famously<02:44:23.200> Freeird<02:44:24.080> like ass songs like famously Freeird like record<02:44:24.720> executives<02:44:25.120> were<02:44:25.279> telling<02:44:25.520> them<02:44:25.680> like record executives were telling them like the<02:44:26.080> beginning<02:44:26.240> of<02:44:26.319> it<02:44:26.479> is<02:44:26.720> too<02:44:26.880> slow. the beginning of it is too slow. >> And<02:44:28.080> they're<02:44:28.240> like<02:44:28.399> nope<02:44:29.359> this<02:44:29.600> is<02:44:29.760> the<02:44:29.920> song >> And they're like nope this is the song >> exactly. >> This<02:44:31.359> is<02:44:31.439> what<02:44:31.600> it<02:44:31.760> is. >> This is what it is. >> Yep.<02:44:34.319> There's<02:44:34.560> another<02:44:34.800> one.<02:44:35.200> Yeah.<02:44:36.000> Whole >> Yep. There's another one. Yeah. Whole lot<02:44:36.479> of<02:44:36.560> love. lot of love. >> Whole<02:44:37.600> lot<02:44:37.760> of<02:44:37.840> love<02:44:38.000> has<02:44:38.160> a<02:44:38.319> minute<02:44:38.479> and<02:44:38.560> a >> Whole lot of love has a minute and a half<02:44:38.880> of<02:44:39.040> [ __ ]<02:44:39.359> sounds. half of [ __ ] sounds. >> Mhm.<02:44:40.788> [gasps] >> Mhm. [gasps] [sighs] >> And<02:44:43.200> symbols<02:44:43.680> and<02:44:43.840> [ __ ]<02:44:44.080> It's<02:44:44.319> weird. >> And symbols and [ __ ] It's weird. >> I<02:44:44.960> only<02:44:45.200> recently<02:44:45.680> got<02:44:45.920> to<02:44:46.080> see<02:44:46.240> the<02:44:46.640> uh<02:44:46.880> the >> I only recently got to see the uh the Queen<02:44:47.520> movie,<02:44:48.160> whatever<02:44:48.479> that<02:44:48.720> is.<02:44:49.200> Is<02:44:49.359> that Queen movie, whatever that is. Is that Bohemian<02:44:50.080> Rap<02:44:50.319> City? Bohemian Rap City? >> I<02:44:51.120> believe<02:44:51.359> so. >> I believe so. >> Whatever<02:44:51.920> they<02:44:52.080> call<02:44:52.160> it. >> Whatever they call it. >> I<02:44:52.399> haven't<02:44:52.560> seen<02:44:52.720> it. >> I haven't seen it. >> Yeah.<02:44:53.600> Well,<02:44:53.920> I<02:44:54.160> walked<02:44:54.399> in<02:44:54.560> on<02:44:54.720> a<02:44:54.880> part<02:44:55.120> where >> Yeah. Well, I walked in on a part where it's<02:44:56.240> the<02:44:56.479> rec<02:44:56.720> they're<02:44:56.960> at<02:44:57.120> the<02:44:57.279> record it's the rec they're at the record executives's<02:44:58.560> office<02:44:59.520> and<02:44:59.840> he's<02:45:00.240> going, executives's office and he's going, "This<02:45:00.880> can't<02:45:01.200> be<02:45:01.359> the<02:45:01.840> main<02:45:02.160> single<02:45:02.560> off<02:45:02.800> of "This can't be the main single off of this<02:45:03.439> thing."<02:45:04.080> And<02:45:04.479> and<02:45:05.120> Freddy<02:45:05.520> Mercury's this thing." And and Freddy Mercury's like,<02:45:06.399> "Dude,<02:45:06.960> it<02:45:07.279> [ __ ]<02:45:07.680> has."<02:45:07.920> And<02:45:08.080> I'm like, "Dude, it [ __ ] has." And I'm obviously<02:45:09.439> not<02:45:10.000> quoting<02:45:10.399> this,<02:45:10.720> but obviously not quoting this, but >> uh<02:45:12.080> and<02:45:12.240> the<02:45:12.399> record<02:45:12.640> exec's<02:45:13.120> like,<02:45:13.279> "Man, >> uh and the record exec's like, "Man, you're<02:45:14.080> saying<02:45:14.720> gibberish<02:45:15.760> at<02:45:16.080> points.<02:45:16.800> It's you're saying gibberish at points. It's slow<02:45:17.840> with<02:45:18.000> a<02:45:18.240> piano.<02:45:18.800> You're<02:45:19.040> saying<02:45:19.359> things slow with a piano. You're saying things that<02:45:20.000> don't<02:45:20.319> even<02:45:20.560> make<02:45:20.800> sense<02:45:21.200> and<02:45:21.439> it's that don't even make sense and it's [ __ ]<02:45:22.240> 8<02:45:22.560> minutes<02:45:22.880> long.<02:45:23.520> Like,<02:45:23.920> what<02:45:24.080> are [ __ ] 8 minutes long. Like, what are you<02:45:24.479> thinking?"<02:45:24.720> And<02:45:24.960> they're<02:45:25.120> arguing<02:45:25.600> back you thinking?" And they're arguing back and<02:45:26.000> forth<02:45:26.240> and<02:45:26.399> back<02:45:26.560> and<02:45:26.720> forth.<02:45:27.359> and<02:45:27.600> his and forth and back and forth. and his bass<02:45:28.080> player,<02:45:28.640> guitarist,<02:45:29.120> or<02:45:29.279> one<02:45:29.439> of<02:45:29.520> the bass player, guitarist, or one of the guys<02:45:29.920> that's<02:45:30.160> in<02:45:30.319> the<02:45:30.479> meeting<02:45:30.720> with<02:45:30.880> this guys that's in the meeting with this record<02:45:31.359> exec<02:45:31.760> sitting<02:45:32.000> behind<02:45:32.240> a<02:45:32.399> big<02:45:32.560> fancy record exec sitting behind a big fancy desk<02:45:33.840> points<02:45:34.160> at<02:45:34.319> the<02:45:34.399> wall<02:45:34.560> and<02:45:34.800> goes,<02:45:34.960> "So, desk points at the wall and goes, "So, you<02:45:35.439> were<02:45:35.520> the<02:45:35.680> record<02:45:35.920> exec<02:45:36.240> that<02:45:36.479> made<02:45:36.640> this, you were the record exec that made this, huh?"<02:45:37.200> And<02:45:37.359> he<02:45:37.520> points<02:45:37.760> at<02:45:37.920> Dark<02:45:38.240> Side<02:45:38.399> of<02:45:38.560> the huh?" And he points at Dark Side of the Moon,<02:45:39.200> and<02:45:39.439> you<02:45:39.680> see<02:45:40.160> the<02:45:40.399> record<02:45:40.720> exec,<02:45:41.439> "Oh, Moon, and you see the record exec, "Oh, fuck."<02:45:43.120> Because<02:45:43.760> what<02:45:44.080> the<02:45:44.319> [ __ ]<02:45:44.640> was<02:45:44.880> that? fuck." Because what the [ __ ] was that? It<02:45:46.160> starts<02:45:46.479> with<02:45:46.640> a<02:45:46.880> heartbeat,<02:45:47.680> has<02:45:48.000> no<02:45:48.399> words It starts with a heartbeat, has no words for<02:45:48.960> the<02:45:49.120> first<02:45:49.359> what,<02:45:49.680> however<02:45:50.160> long. for the first what, however long. >> Also,<02:45:51.439> what<02:45:51.760> is<02:45:51.840> the<02:45:52.080> deal<02:45:52.160> with<02:45:52.319> it<02:45:52.560> aligning >> Also, what is the deal with it aligning with<02:45:53.120> the<02:45:53.279> Wizard<02:45:53.520> of<02:45:53.680> Oz? with the Wizard of Oz? >> Crazy.<02:45:55.279> Roger<02:45:55.840> says<02:45:56.160> it's<02:45:56.880> just >> Crazy. Roger says it's just coincidental. >> I<02:45:59.040> know. >> I know. >> But<02:45:59.520> it<02:45:59.760> seems<02:45:59.920> like<02:46:00.080> the<02:46:00.319> universe<02:46:00.800> organized >> But it seems like the universe organized it.<02:46:01.600> Yeah. it. Yeah. >> It<02:46:02.160> almost<02:46:02.399> seems<02:46:02.640> like<02:46:03.120> evidence<02:46:03.520> of<02:46:03.680> the >> It almost seems like evidence of the simulation. >> Because<02:46:05.200> it's<02:46:05.600> so<02:46:05.920> good<02:46:06.319> the<02:46:06.560> way<02:46:06.720> it<02:46:06.880> lines >> Because it's so good the way it lines up. >> It's<02:46:08.319> too<02:46:08.479> good. >> It's too good. >> I've<02:46:09.120> always<02:46:09.279> said<02:46:09.439> it's<02:46:09.680> the<02:46:09.840> craziest >> I've always said it's the craziest coincidence<02:46:10.880> of<02:46:11.040> all<02:46:11.200> times. coincidence of all times. >> I<02:46:12.240> feel<02:46:12.399> like<02:46:12.560> it's<02:46:12.880> evidence<02:46:13.200> of<02:46:13.359> the >> I feel like it's evidence of the >> There's<02:46:15.359> something<02:46:15.600> about<02:46:15.760> it.<02:46:16.000> There's >> There's something about it. There's evidence<02:46:16.560> of<02:46:16.720> like<02:46:16.960> some<02:46:17.200> weird<02:46:17.680> bizarre evidence of like some weird bizarre synchronicity<02:46:18.960> between<02:46:19.200> those<02:46:19.439> two<02:46:19.680> pieces synchronicity between those two pieces of<02:46:20.080> art. of art. >> Yeah.<02:46:20.960> The<02:46:21.120> produ<02:46:21.439> producing<02:46:21.920> that<02:46:22.160> would >> Yeah. The produ producing that would have<02:46:22.479> been<02:46:22.640> near<02:46:22.960> impossible. have been near impossible. >> Impossible.<02:46:24.080> Not<02:46:24.319> like<02:46:24.479> he<02:46:24.720> couldn't,<02:46:24.960> but >> Impossible. Not like he couldn't, but just<02:46:25.760> the<02:46:26.000> amount<02:46:26.240> of<02:46:26.399> planning<02:46:26.880> and<02:46:27.520> figuring just the amount of planning and figuring things<02:46:28.080> out<02:46:28.319> and<02:46:28.479> the<02:46:28.720> technology<02:46:29.120> then<02:46:29.359> would things out and the technology then would have<02:46:29.680> been<02:46:29.840> so<02:46:30.000> hard<02:46:30.080> to<02:46:30.240> do. have been so hard to do. >> Yeah.<02:46:31.200> So<02:46:31.439> hard.<02:46:32.080> Pink<02:46:32.399> Floyd<02:46:32.640> would<02:46:32.880> had<02:46:33.040> to >> Yeah. So hard. Pink Floyd would had to they<02:46:33.520> would<02:46:33.600> have<02:46:33.840> literally<02:46:34.399> have<02:46:34.640> to<02:46:34.880> watch they would have literally have to watch it<02:46:35.600> and<02:46:35.840> then<02:46:36.240> go<02:46:36.479> over<02:46:36.800> each<02:46:37.120> beat<02:46:38.160> and it and then go over each beat and decide. >> How<02:46:39.520> high<02:46:39.680> was<02:46:39.920> the<02:46:40.080> person<02:46:40.240> that<02:46:40.479> figured<02:46:40.720> it >> How high was the person that figured it out<02:46:40.960> too, out too, >> right?<02:46:42.800> Got<02:46:42.960> discussed.<02:46:43.275> [laughter]<02:46:43.520> But >> right? Got discussed. [laughter] But like<02:46:44.080> how<02:46:44.240> do<02:46:44.319> you<02:46:44.479> notice<02:46:44.800> that?<02:46:45.120> Like<02:46:45.439> hold like how do you notice that? Like hold on.<02:46:45.840> Is<02:46:46.000> it<02:46:46.399> It's<02:46:46.560> going<02:46:46.960> It's<02:46:47.200> still<02:46:47.359> going. on. Is it It's going It's still going. It's<02:46:48.000> 45<02:46:48.399> minutes. It's 45 minutes. >> But<02:46:49.120> meanwhile,<02:46:49.520> it's<02:46:49.840> perfect.<02:46:50.720> Like<02:46:50.960> we've >> But meanwhile, it's perfect. Like we've watched<02:46:51.439> it<02:46:51.600> before.<02:46:52.160> It's<02:46:52.560> perfect.<02:46:53.120> The watched it before. It's perfect. The lyrics<02:46:53.760> are<02:46:54.000> the<02:46:54.160> scariest<02:46:54.640> part. lyrics are the scariest part. >> which<02:46:56.399> one<02:46:56.640> is<02:46:56.880> which<02:46:57.520> at<02:46:57.920> one<02:46:58.160> point<02:46:58.560> when >> which one is which at one point when only<02:46:59.600> when<02:47:00.080> the<02:47:00.399> only<02:47:00.720> moment<02:47:01.120> when<02:47:01.439> both<02:47:01.680> the only when the only moment when both the good<02:47:02.080> witch<02:47:02.399> and<02:47:02.640> the<02:47:02.880> bad<02:47:03.120> witch<02:47:03.520> are<02:47:03.840> there? good witch and the bad witch are there? >> Yeah,<02:47:04.399> it's<02:47:04.640> nuts. >> And<02:47:06.160> the<02:47:06.640> wildest<02:47:07.120> one<02:47:07.279> to<02:47:07.439> me<02:47:07.520> is<02:47:07.760> always<02:47:07.920> when >> And the wildest one to me is always when she's<02:47:08.479> balancing<02:47:09.120> on<02:47:09.439> the<02:47:09.680> thing,<02:47:10.240> you<02:47:10.399> know, she's balancing on the thing, you know, in<02:47:10.880> black<02:47:11.120> and<02:47:11.279> white<02:47:11.760> with<02:47:11.920> the<02:47:12.080> other in black and white with the other farmers<02:47:12.800> around<02:47:13.359> and<02:47:13.680> on<02:47:13.920> the<02:47:14.080> run<02:47:14.399> that<02:47:14.640> crazy farmers around and on the run that crazy starts<02:47:16.640> and<02:47:16.880> she<02:47:17.200> falls<02:47:17.439> off<02:47:17.760> at<02:47:18.080> that<02:47:18.319> exact starts and she falls off at that exact moment<02:47:19.200> and<02:47:19.520> chaos<02:47:20.000> is<02:47:20.319> happening.<02:47:21.040> It's moment and chaos is happening. It's crazy.<02:47:22.240> Is<02:47:22.399> there<02:47:22.560> a<02:47:22.720> why<02:47:22.960> in<02:47:23.200> that crazy. Is there a why in that conspiracy?<02:47:24.560> You<02:47:24.640> know,<02:47:24.880> like<02:47:25.120> why<02:47:25.439> would conspiracy? You know, like why would they<02:47:25.920> have<02:47:26.160> done<02:47:26.319> that<02:47:26.880> just<02:47:27.120> to<02:47:27.279> do<02:47:27.359> it? they have done that just to do it? >> Just<02:47:27.840> for<02:47:28.000> funsies.<02:47:28.800> Just<02:47:29.040> because<02:47:29.279> they<02:47:29.439> were >> Just for funsies. Just because they were picking<02:47:29.840> Floyd. picking Floyd. >> There's<02:47:31.279> a<02:47:31.359> lot<02:47:31.439> of<02:47:31.600> rumors<02:47:31.920> you<02:47:32.000> could<02:47:32.160> have >> There's a lot of rumors you could have picked. >> Well,<02:47:33.040> I<02:47:33.200> mean,<02:47:33.439> Roger<02:47:33.760> Waters<02:47:34.160> says<02:47:34.319> it<02:47:34.479> was >> Well, I mean, Roger Waters says it was an<02:47:34.800> accident. an accident. >> I<02:47:35.200> know.<02:47:35.359> I'm<02:47:35.439> just<02:47:35.600> saying<02:47:35.840> like >> I know. I'm just saying like >> I<02:47:36.319> know.<02:47:36.479> I<02:47:36.640> know.<02:47:37.120> But<02:47:37.279> the<02:47:37.439> conspiracy >> I know. I know. But the conspiracy theorist<02:47:38.560> I<02:47:38.720> don't<02:47:38.800> know.<02:47:39.040> I<02:47:39.200> mean,<02:47:39.359> I<02:47:39.520> would theorist I don't know. I mean, I would imagine<02:47:40.160> they<02:47:40.479> think<02:47:40.640> that<02:47:41.279> I<02:47:41.520> brought<02:47:42.000> the imagine they think that I brought the people<02:47:42.479> that<02:47:42.800> believe<02:47:43.120> that<02:47:43.439> it<02:47:43.760> was<02:47:43.920> some people that believe that it was some sort<02:47:44.319> of<02:47:44.479> a<02:47:44.640> coordinated<02:47:45.279> conspiracy. sort of a coordinated conspiracy. >> It's<02:47:47.040> like,<02:47:47.200> why<02:47:47.439> wouldn't<02:47:47.600> they<02:47:47.760> say<02:47:48.000> that? >> It's like, why wouldn't they say that? Why<02:47:48.640> wouldn't<02:47:48.880> they<02:47:49.040> just<02:47:49.200> say<02:47:49.439> we<02:47:49.920> we<02:47:50.160> lined Why wouldn't they just say we we lined it<02:47:50.640> up<02:47:50.800> with it up with >> be<02:47:51.600> awesome. >> be awesome. >> The<02:47:52.000> Wizard<02:47:52.240> of<02:47:52.399> Oz.<02:47:52.640> Yeah.<02:47:52.800> If<02:47:52.960> they<02:47:53.120> said >> The Wizard of Oz. Yeah. If they said that<02:47:53.439> it<02:47:53.520> would<02:47:53.680> make<02:47:53.840> more<02:47:54.000> people<02:47:54.240> watch<02:47:54.399> it that it would make more people watch it and<02:47:54.800> more<02:47:55.040> people<02:47:55.520> listen. and more people listen. >> Well,<02:47:57.200> they<02:47:57.439> did<02:47:57.600> pretty<02:47:57.840> good<02:47:58.080> off<02:47:58.319> of<02:47:58.399> it. >> Well, they did pretty good off of it. >> Yeah,<02:47:58.880> they<02:47:59.120> did<02:47:59.279> pretty<02:47:59.439> good. >> Yeah, they did pretty good. >> Who<02:48:00.560> were<02:48:00.720> we<02:48:00.880> to<02:48:00.960> give<02:48:01.120> them<02:48:01.279> advice? >> Who were we to give them advice? >> Speaking<02:48:02.800> of<02:48:02.960> doing<02:48:03.200> pretty<02:48:03.359> good.<02:48:03.600> You're >> Speaking of doing pretty good. You're [ __ ]<02:48:04.000> killing<02:48:04.160> it,<02:48:04.399> dude. [ __ ] killing it, dude. Congratulations. >> Thank<02:48:05.520> you,<02:48:05.680> buddy. >> Thank you, buddy. >> That's<02:48:06.160> awesome<02:48:06.640> watching<02:48:06.960> it<02:48:07.120> all. >> That's awesome watching it all. >> Thank<02:48:07.600> you,<02:48:07.840> man. >> Thank you, man. >> You're<02:48:08.240> taking<02:48:08.479> all<02:48:08.560> the<02:48:08.720> hits.<02:48:09.279> Keep<02:48:09.439> on >> You're taking all the hits. Keep on moving.<02:48:10.080> Keep<02:48:10.240> on<02:48:10.479> trucking.<02:48:10.880> Just<02:48:11.120> makes<02:48:11.279> you moving. Keep on trucking. Just makes you stronger. >> On<02:48:12.080> to<02:48:12.160> the<02:48:12.240> next<02:48:12.399> one. >> On to the next one. >> Makes<02:48:12.800> the<02:48:12.960> jokes<02:48:13.279> better.<02:48:13.600> New<02:48:13.840> jokes<02:48:14.160> are >> Makes the jokes better. New jokes are killing<02:48:14.560> it. killing it. >> Yeah,<02:48:15.439> it's<02:48:15.680> fun.<02:48:16.160> We're<02:48:16.399> having<02:48:16.479> a<02:48:16.640> good >> Yeah, it's fun. We're having a good time. >> Yeah.<02:48:17.520> Tuesdays<02:48:18.000> and<02:48:18.160> Wednesdays<02:48:18.479> are<02:48:18.640> the >> Yeah. Tuesdays and Wednesdays are the best.<02:48:19.040> Working<02:48:19.279> them<02:48:19.439> out<02:48:19.520> at<02:48:19.562> [music]<02:48:19.680> the best. Working them out at [music] the mothership. >> Yes,<02:48:20.560> sir.<02:48:21.040> All<02:48:21.120> right.<02:48:21.439> I<02:48:21.680> appreciate<02:48:21.920> you, >> Yes, sir. All right. I appreciate you, brother. >> Thank<02:48:22.560> you,<02:48:22.800> man.<02:48:23.040> Hell,<02:48:23.279> yeah.<02:48:23.680> Bye, >> Thank you, man. Hell, yeah. Bye, >> [music]