Transcript for #1288 - Jon Reep
SPEAKER_03
00:00 - 00:11
So bad. Yeah, we're alive. Um, do you drink? Do you want a zero alcohol? Can I can? Sure. If you have it one? Yeah, your phone. Zero alcohol. Let's get crazy.
SPEAKER_01
00:11 - 00:17
There actually, let's pace ourselves. Take this. Cheers, sir. I'm going to chuck this. Whoa, don't do that. Dude, it's really dangerous.
SPEAKER_03
00:17 - 00:28
Zero alcohol. How many calories, though? We scared. How much bro? Tastes day alive. That's gonna get you. I mean, I got plenty of calories already. I have to ask you, do you drive in in a hammy?
SPEAKER_01
00:30 - 00:33
No, I didn't. I got dropped off in a Chevy. Oh my god.
SPEAKER_03
00:33 - 00:40
That's outrageous. I had one for a little while. Just a little while. Yeah, I figured like you would have to have one for quite a long time.
SPEAKER_01
00:40 - 01:14
It was fun. Well, okay. I'm going to backtrack a little bit. Okay. So first commercial, right? That thing got a hammy, right? I did six of these things. Yeah. And around commercial three, I was talking to my agent. I said, man, you know, if they asked to do another one. Oh, shit. Here we go. Yeah. Is that a hamster horse I've ever looked in my life? I don't really feel like I was sitting in a desert like no one's ever going to see these commercials. No one's going to know what a hammy is. Incorrect. I could not have been more wrong. Yeah. Yeah.
SPEAKER_03
01:14 - 01:18
There it is. Look at that badass. Did they give you one or did you just go out and buy one?
SPEAKER_01
01:18 - 02:48
Well, I said listen if they if they want me to do another commercial see if you can get a vehicle out of them. right in my age it was like you know make it their problem he calls him up he goes hey I don't know if you know this but your him and guy your spokesman is raving around Los Angeles right now in a Suzuki sidekick oh and they're like what if it's a box Is that the same thing? It's the lightest. It's a box guy. If you could put a string to it and float it in the air. Is that that shitty looking Jeep thing? Yes. Oh, why you have one of those? I did. Yeah. Red. Wow. I don't know why. For some reason I liked that thing. I got it in college. And then my way of liking it. Yeah, nostalgia. It was cool for a tailgating and shit. There it is. Yeah. Look at that. That's the LL Cool Jvers. I didn't have that one. That's the one I had right there at the hard top Damn yeah, I had total that thing in North Dakota one time hit black ice And I mean, a gust of wind just knocked me off the road and I was in a ditch. But it was, you know how people in motorcycles, they'll see another motorcycle in their way. And then it's like a little club that you're in and jeeps do it too. And I started doing that to other Suzuki side kicks. And out of quarter for a reason, I'd wave to them. Nine times out of ten, it's like an overweight black lady. And now I just wave it out of the black. What does he do? I was like, we're in the club, man. So, but yeah, people like to give me nice cars.
SPEAKER_03
02:48 - 02:50
Yeah, but to do that with shitty cars, too.
SPEAKER_01
02:50 - 03:25
Yeah, that's what that's level. That's more fun. Yeah. Like I see you, especially they give you when they give you a hamming. It was a 1500 Dodge ram, quad cab, black, lot of chrome, felt comfortable on it. I loved it. I love when I first got it. It was like in the middle of, you know, I did six of those commercials. I was right around L.A. with the windows down just blasting, you know, Leonard Skinner and shit. Yeah, that's perfect for the comedy story. And like, park it. I mean, they hated parking that thing and that, and that lot, cause it's gigantic. Yeah, that's a wide. And it like really man, can you just have to drop you off?
SPEAKER_03
03:25 - 03:38
Yeah, Brendan Shaw's been showing up and he got a raptor. Oh, yeah. Realize how wide those things are until you stand in front of them like a huge fuck a giant vehicle and then try to valley that thing anywhere in Los Angeles.
SPEAKER_01
03:38 - 03:42
You know, it's a lot of tiny little Mexican dudes are like really man.
SPEAKER_03
03:42 - 03:54
Well, the worst is if you try to valley a stick shift, I tried to get a valley my keys to my Bronco and he didn't know what to do. Like, you don't know how to drive a stick shift. He goes, no, I go, what the fuck are you doing here, man? How can you have this job? Yeah.
SPEAKER_01
03:55 - 04:05
Yeah, that should be a part of the resume. I can't drive all cars. It's crazy. Yeah, but I don't think most people know how to, you know, into an under 30. Can drive a stick.
SPEAKER_03
04:05 - 04:06
I don't think so. No.
SPEAKER_01
04:06 - 04:07
Thanks going.
SPEAKER_03
04:07 - 04:18
It's going gone. Yeah. Porsche doesn't make him any more. The American muscle cars are one of the last holdouts. Like Corvette and Camaro. I haven't driven a stick in a long time. Mustangs.
SPEAKER_01
04:18 - 04:40
No. You want to try? Sure. Actually, the last time I did I was in Costa Rica. Oh, and I rented a car. And I'm like, I just assume all cars now when you rent them are automatic. You know, you get another country. It's, it's whatever. And so I'm pulling out of the, uh, the lot. And it's like, oh shit, it's been a minute. It's pretty embarrassing. I got this.
SPEAKER_03
04:43 - 04:50
Yeah. When you're in Italy, they all drive stick shifts, even like many vans. Yeah. It's weird. Yeah. Everything's a stick shift over there. I'm not sure why.
SPEAKER_01
04:50 - 04:54
I don't know what, what's the advantages and disadvantages I made? What do you prefer?
SPEAKER_03
04:54 - 05:20
Well, if I was in where I was in Italy, it was in Revello, which is very small, little roads. It's very tiny and it's like crazy congestion because of tourism. Yeah. And the guy was always on the clutch. Back and forth, back and forth, I was like, This is got to be annoying as fuck you need automatic and this like LA right if you're in if you're commuting to LA bumper to bumper every day You're gonna want an automatic exact. That's what happened right.
SPEAKER_01
05:20 - 05:24
Yeah, I think you're right. Yeah, yeah, it's just more comfortable. Let the car do the work
SPEAKER_03
05:25 - 05:30
But if you're on a mountain road, like the angels crest highway. Yeah. Yeah.
SPEAKER_01
05:30 - 05:40
I want to shift. There's something cool about being in command of the vehicle. Yes. You're telling it when it's, you know, manly. Yeah, it is. And you've got to dick in your hand.
SPEAKER_03
05:40 - 05:45
Yeah. And if it's a woman, you've got to go woo. Don't get too close to this one.
SPEAKER_01
05:45 - 05:45
Yeah.
SPEAKER_03
05:45 - 06:04
She's driving Stickships. Like, well, she's a rebel. She might be a problem, right? She might be quite in bed though. Maybe. Yeah, for a little while. And then she gets mad at you for email for 12 years. I didn't even know you that. Yeah. What the fuck? Yeah. I can't go back to practice.
SPEAKER_01
06:05 - 06:08
What does that phone come from? That's my flip phone.
SPEAKER_03
06:08 - 08:57
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SPEAKER_01
08:58 - 09:02
These are good, right? I don't feel like I'm drinking a non-ackaholic beer.
SPEAKER_03
09:02 - 09:04
It tastes like a regular beer.
SPEAKER_00
09:04 - 09:10
Um, planet computers Cosmo communicator, which is like the flight outside of that thing.
SPEAKER_03
09:10 - 09:20
That is, that is wasted to help. Like someone was doing coke and they decide it's not have a spaceship. It does. Oh my god. Yeah, it looks like they like it. He's at the planet or a spaceship on the front of it.
SPEAKER_01
09:22 - 09:28
It looks like one of those metal wallets that you get to keep your credit cards. But that shit's preposterous.
SPEAKER_03
09:28 - 09:38
But you're not missing your fingers. But what you might have that fucking hands and not gonna fit on that thing? Yeah. You might have to be able to do that.
SPEAKER_01
09:38 - 09:46
I mean at this point we're so used to doing this. Why go back and go back to that now? Do you ever go sideways in your iPhone?
SPEAKER_03
09:46 - 09:55
Yeah, I just take a picture. Yeah, but never typing. No way. I thought that was the move. I'm like, oh, once we go sideways, that's gonna be the shit. Maybe try it on an iPad.
SPEAKER_00
09:55 - 10:07
Uh, have not. It's not bad. Yeah. Sideways on the hype. Yeah, like when you have to type on the full screen. Oh, yeah. It's not bad. Yeah. It's not perfect, but it's fine way better than just your thumbs on an iPhone. Yeah. Yeah.
SPEAKER_01
10:07 - 10:14
I especially if you can type. I used to think I would never get used to that just that, you know, the the the the screen without feeling it.
SPEAKER_03
10:14 - 10:24
Look at that little front screen. Like you got a bunch of shit that comes in on it. Look at that. Oh, like apps and stuff, I guess. Boy, that's, you know, no one's buying that song. How am I gonna say it?
SPEAKER_01
10:24 - 10:25
I never know.
SPEAKER_03
10:25 - 10:34
But here's the thing, there are so many options now. If you don't like Apple and you're committed to like an Android phone, there's so many options. Yeah. Why would you buy that thing?
SPEAKER_01
10:34 - 10:38
I don't even know what company is that. Ooh, exactly.
SPEAKER_03
10:38 - 10:47
That's also part of the problem, right? Yeah, that would be gone. Like, where do you bring that thing to get it fixed? Yeah. Yeah. The screen cracks and you bring it to the mall. What is it? Yeah, the Cosmo communicator, bro.
SPEAKER_01
10:47 - 10:50
We're gonna have to go to the future and fix this thing.
SPEAKER_03
10:50 - 10:53
Yeah, we can't do this in 10 minutes. That's the thing's a mess.
SPEAKER_01
10:53 - 11:07
I mean, I got a crack screen now and, you know, it's not even that bad, but I've seen people walk around with like, damn spiderweb on their phone. Yeah, I'm ridiculous. Well, when are you gonna go get it fixed? What's the point? It's where the glass is falling off.
SPEAKER_03
11:07 - 11:15
There's an indication of you need to get you shit together. Yeah, that's true. Yeah, if your phone looks like a like a haunted house.
SPEAKER_01
11:15 - 11:23
Yeah, that's good. Yeah, let's go into like, you know, see if this girl's gonna be crazy. How cracked is her screen? That's a good point. Give me your phone.
SPEAKER_03
11:23 - 11:26
Like a girl who can deal with a little crack, that's probably his own character.
SPEAKER_01
11:26 - 11:32
Yeah, that's okay. She's cool. Just a little crack at the window in a corner. No big deal. That's fine. She's gonna fuck.
SPEAKER_03
11:32 - 11:34
She's easy going. Yeah. She doesn't even need to wear makeup, bro.
SPEAKER_01
11:34 - 11:42
No, but if she's like to do like this and get the light just right, because it's like a damn, it's a full-on-spotter-way.
SPEAKER_03
11:42 - 11:46
It's a full-on-spotter-way. Because that part of the glass won't work in you.
SPEAKER_00
11:46 - 11:59
Yeah. What about the other way they're going with the flex phone? Because this is a girl in a broke, but this is another one that came out of C. S.2. Hmm, that they recall Samsung recall the one sex person. They recall all of them, huh? Yeah, they'd unreleased date now. They're not going to, who knows when they're going to come out.
SPEAKER_03
11:59 - 12:07
They break in like crazy apparently. Flex phone. But then is it flexible, then? Yeah. Well, how does that one work? All I'm seeing is like, yeah.
SPEAKER_00
12:07 - 12:12
That's not the video of that. Yeah, but the Samsung one had like a little teeny
SPEAKER_01
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I don't know like a line and yeah, so now that he looks like a little flat aquarium that we put seam monkeys in it does right it's like one of ones.
SPEAKER_03
12:21 - 12:43
It's like a pillar and a shitty hotel All right. Second Miami's up there by full-for-hour. Yeah, someone needs to clean the tank. They have a Huawei house, a Flex phone. It looks way better than the Samsung one. It looks thinner and it looks like they just nailed the design better. And on the side of it. This is it.
SPEAKER_00
12:43 - 12:52
I don't know what it is. Yeah, it's a different company. I don't know. Is it a different company? No, no, no, no. Sorry. Royale Flexpie beats Samsung and Huawei to market. No, it sells out. That's what this one was.
SPEAKER_03
12:52 - 13:09
It folded half. Yeah. Yeah, they're making these things where you can flex them and bend them like a thousand times. Oh, how weird. Yeah. That's weird. How much? Look how fat that thing is. That's like carrying a VHS tape in your pocket.
SPEAKER_01
13:09 - 13:21
Right? I mean, I'm trying to imagine the advantages and disadvantages of watching porn on that thing. Oh, there's advantages. Yeah, because like, well, I see your ass and then you've got to turn your phone upside down. That's pretty wild.
SPEAKER_03
13:21 - 13:23
Oh, it works.
SPEAKER_00
13:23 - 13:30
That is neat. Yeah. Well, I kind of hope it works so that the version three or four in a couple years is way better than these broken ones.
SPEAKER_03
13:30 - 13:39
Yeah. Well, for sure, you're going to see people at concerts holding up looks like 12 inch iPads. Yeah. It's going to be these goddamn things in the future.
SPEAKER_01
13:39 - 13:41
I've seen that before now.
SPEAKER_02
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Yeah.
SPEAKER_03
13:41 - 13:41
Oh, yeah.
SPEAKER_01
13:41 - 13:53
We just have to compensate. Disney later. Why would you do that? Because our assholes. Yeah. They're everywhere. I mean, you're right. Yeah. I hate it. Especially like a comedy show. It's like the phone's bad enough. Yeah.
SPEAKER_03
13:53 - 14:02
iPad. I have a Tesla and the Tesla has this huge screen. Right. It's enormous. Yeah. Yeah. And you get so used to it.
SPEAKER_02
14:02 - 14:02
Yeah.
SPEAKER_03
14:02 - 14:37
So I go from that to another car with a little tiny navigator. It's been like, what is this bullshit? Yeah, it's funny how you get used to things. It's like I really have a Thomas guide. I want to first have one of those. Did you have one of those? Yeah, and you came to LA? God, you have the pole over every five feet. Bill Burr had one of those as recently as 2011. Wow, I really came to my house and it's fucking Prius. He's still as a Prius that asshole. He's probably got a billion dollars. He's got a fucking priest. He pulls into my driveway and I see the Thomas guy in his back seat. He's like, yeah, that was fucking that navigation shit. What if that goes down?
SPEAKER_01
14:37 - 14:37
Yeah.
SPEAKER_03
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You can't figure way around town.
SPEAKER_01
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Yeah. You lost up in the hills, no connection. Thomas guy works every time.
SPEAKER_03
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I knew how to do it, man. Back in the day. Oh, E-10. I know how to do that. You go E. Yeah. E-10. That's why I need to go. I'll write it down. Yeah, that was always dangerous. fuck up and you're in a super-mastic and community chickens around.
SPEAKER_01
15:00 - 15:02
Sounds great.
SPEAKER_03
15:02 - 15:07
Yeah. Is Sun Valley sketch? Never been a Sun Valley. I think it is. Yeah.
SPEAKER_01
15:09 - 15:34
I've been there once like I think I got lost. I was like this is this is not so when you got rid of your hemi did you say hey this is from the hemi guy like this should be worth some money yeah well it was I thought it could like um auction it all yeah on eBay like I took pictures with it and everything didn't work yeah it was like it was I think it was when gas was at a tire's price and people like now I think we're moving on to other things.
SPEAKER_03
15:34 - 15:39
So fucking high now. Yeah, it wasn't even five bucks a gallon. Yeah.
SPEAKER_01
15:39 - 16:18
But I had it for about two years. Well, I was married at the time and that thing was hard when I would leave and she'd have that car. It was just hard to back into the the garage or any we have a small two-dark two-car garage and it was hard to get that thing in there and so she she she convinced me that we didn't need it so I got we got a yeah we at least elects us are at RX 350 for a while those are dope I like them I like when you drive like a backup camera those things that's very nice yeah we drive a truck and then you get into a little car like that you're like oh yeah agile I'm like a dancer right yeah
SPEAKER_03
16:22 - 17:11
What was your first car? My first car was a 1973 Shavelle. Shavelle SS. It was a shit box. I drove it from the guy's house to my house and then it died. It never worked again. I think I drove it to my girlfriend's house. And then I drove it back to my house. And then I died. Yeah, and I called the guy up by him and your fucking car died. He came and gave it but he gave me the money back and took his car. So what happened to my car? I'm like a died. It doesn't work. Wow. And so you had it like a day. I had it for a day. And then my That's horrible. Yeah, then I had a 1968-442 that I wrapped around on a telephone pole. Oh shit. Yeah, whoops. Hydroplained. Yeah. Yeah. If you didn't know how to drive back then, you had like kind of balding tires and you hit some water. Yeah. Cars would just go sideways.
SPEAKER_01
17:11 - 17:19
Mm-hmm. Yeah. What is this? Like you're floating in the air. Yeah, it's great. It's a crazy feeling. You can't do anything about nothing about it. That always tell you to turn into it.
SPEAKER_03
17:19 - 17:32
Nothing's happening. I was just going sideways. I can't believe this shit. I just got this car. I had that one for a few months and then bang. Fuck that one up. Just hydroplating. Just hide by yourself. No, I was with a couple of guys from school. You might get hurt. No, we're alright.
SPEAKER_01
17:32 - 17:37
Yeah, but it fucked the car up. I was in a fiera. Remember fiera? Oh, yeah, my sister had one of those.
SPEAKER_03
17:37 - 17:55
It's like a little cake for art. Yeah, I remember they used to do so small. These would do Ferrari kits for those. Yes. But they turned into a fake test of Rosa. Yeah. put a car bra on there. Yeah, this was, those were interesting. My friend Joe had one of those, too. Those were cool little cars.
SPEAKER_01
17:55 - 18:05
Yeah, Jim Carver. Back in the day, it was like either in, in my hometown. It was like, there it is. Yeah, that's a fake one. Yeah, that's great.
SPEAKER_03
18:05 - 18:35
That is adorable. Those cars are so gross when people do that. Yeah. And it's obvious. Well, it's like, what do you, no one wants that once you, is that one? That can't, no, that. Is that really aero? That's a great job. That's crazy. That one actually looks good. Yeah, what's that? You can trick some really dumb girls with that. You can go with Miami. Let me see yourself on the really dumb ones. Like if that's the like if you were only looking for really dumb gals. Yeah, that's your kind of dumb gold diggers.
SPEAKER_01
18:35 - 18:36
What is that? That was lovers?
SPEAKER_03
18:37 - 18:50
What is that in the back? Yeah, it looks like slubbers. Yeah, it's probably a plastic rear window. Oh my god. They make some cars with plastic windows just to save weight. Okay, relax. Relax with that.
SPEAKER_01
18:50 - 19:14
Yeah. We, my buddy and I, he, he had one of those. We hydroplained, spun around a couple times, totaled it, hit another car that was parked at a body shop. And then he had just finished it. No. He's like, cool. I guess I'm doing two colors. He's just like, just got it fixed.
SPEAKER_03
19:14 - 19:18
Totally. By slamming into a car that was just finished in a body shot.
SPEAKER_01
19:18 - 19:18
Yeah.
SPEAKER_03
19:18 - 19:28
There was, uh, Sarah and Jepatuch. Uber is that guy's friend. Yeah. Get on the Uber. Yeah. I love Uber. I wonder how much that's preventing drunk driving.
SPEAKER_01
19:28 - 19:46
I just had this conversation. Yeah. I think. What, you know, mothers against drunk driving mad? You know, maybe even the government should like kick in and go like, you know, these guys are saving lives. Yeah, for sure. Because if you're not doing that, then you're drinking a driving most likely. Most likely.
SPEAKER_03
19:46 - 19:49
So it gives you a real easy option.
SPEAKER_01
19:49 - 19:53
Yeah. Yeah. And it's so quick. It's so convenient. You don't have to pull cash out.
SPEAKER_03
19:53 - 20:13
It's, it's great. It's kind of a weird organization, both of them. It's like, they're trying to figure out if they're employees or the contractors. Yeah. And then there's like, This fact that you're just getting into someone's car. You don't know them. Yeah. I mean, you assume that you get a limo, but there's a background track. Right. If you get a cab, you live in on the edge.
SPEAKER_01
20:13 - 20:18
Right. That's what you're saying. If you never know, Robert De Niro, how do you look at me? Yeah.
SPEAKER_03
20:18 - 20:34
Talk about a fucking psychopath. Right. That's what you like. But you get like New York City cab drivers you get characters. You get either like angry white dudes or like guys who come from other countries. I could tell you cool stories. Yeah.
SPEAKER_01
20:34 - 20:40
You get like characters. Yeah. Weird smiles. Yeah. Crazy smells. Lots of weird music. possibly a voodoo doll.
SPEAKER_03
20:40 - 21:04
But now, you know what you get when you get into New York City cab driver, you get advertisements. You get screens, like they have little laptops facing. Yeah. And they play these, these kind of card machine back there. Yeah. And they play these, these videos about things about restaurants and this and that shows. That's perfect. It's own network at this point. Yeah. Like just the cab network. It is kind of right? It must be. Yeah.
SPEAKER_01
21:04 - 21:11
I've seen that he probably has their own little loop that they play. Jimmy Fallon, and I'm in a sitting him while there many times doing stuff.
SPEAKER_03
21:11 - 21:20
Remember they used to do that HBO show Taxi Cab Confession? Yeah. Yeah. That was crazy. I enjoyed that. I was like, who the fuck is signing this release with giving these people?
SPEAKER_01
21:20 - 21:25
Yeah. So I just want to be on TV. And they would say the worst stuff.
SPEAKER_03
21:25 - 21:38
Like if you're fucked up on Coke and you get into a cab and you start just talking shit about all the crazy sexual stuff that you like. And then afterwards they're like, hey, you're going to be on HBO. You're like, fuck yeah, I am inside that thing.
SPEAKER_02
21:38 - 21:42
And then you wake up in the morning. No, no, no, no. That's true.
SPEAKER_01
21:42 - 21:48
You're doing that this, this waiver at the right time. Yeah. That's, that's gold. That's a good move.
SPEAKER_03
21:48 - 22:10
How does that work? Like, does that mean you fail to get the hammered? That's got to be some loophole. I was wondering about that ketchup predator show. Yeah. Why the fuck would they have to sign a release? Do they? Yes! Or cops. They have to sign a release. Yeah. You have to sign a release. So, yeah.
SPEAKER_01
22:10 - 22:14
And then there's like, is it in trapmen, even? You know? There was that whole thing too.
SPEAKER_03
22:14 - 22:21
Well, that shows definitely in trapmen. Yeah. But it's in trapmen, I support. Yeah, totally. I support in Tratman if it's like, yeah, yeah.
SPEAKER_02
22:21 - 22:22
I hate you.
SPEAKER_03
22:22 - 22:29
I want to fuck a six year old person. And they're like, yeah, do, okay, get in the cage, fucking piece of shit. That's right. Yeah, this started in Tratman.
SPEAKER_02
22:29 - 22:30
Yeah, all four.
SPEAKER_03
22:30 - 22:35
So I'm going to talk you in the fucking anybody under 18. Right. Right. How do they get away with that?
SPEAKER_01
22:35 - 22:47
How do they get away with that? How do they get away with that? Showing their face. Maybe because they were proven guilty, you wave your rights, but just by being guilty, you have no rights when you're, I don't think so. I don't think so. I don't think so.
SPEAKER_03
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I think you understand that you have no rights. Is that right? Well, you have rights. Bernie Sanders wants you to be able to vote, even if you're a terrorist. Have you seen that? Is anybody in jail for anything? Yeah. It's like you should still be able to vote. Like, oh, okay. Oh, there's a lot of people in jail. That's true. What if they count as residents of the state? Like, what if you have like a maximum security prison somewhere, right? And these prisoners have everything, like, they have all day, right? They don't have anything to do. and they register a vote while they're in there. If you have a few hundred thousand prisoners, you literally can shift an election one way or the other. That's true. All you have to do is get into that prison and go, hey guys, here's a deal. I'm for shortening your fucking sentences. Okay? Yeah. I'm forgetting you better lawyers. People would start campaigning in prisons. That's true.
SPEAKER_01
23:36 - 23:44
That's legit, man. Yeah. Like these laws were bullshit. And you can bribe them real easy with the little ketchup, cigarettes, cigarettes. Bring in cigarettes.
SPEAKER_03
23:44 - 23:52
Yeah, he just truck in the cartons. Yeah, of cigarettes. How'd you win this election? Marvel Reds. What's that guy's name? Buttigiegige. What's his name? Oh, yeah.
SPEAKER_00
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How do you say his name?
SPEAKER_03
23:54 - 24:36
Tells he garbage my girl. I'm voting for her. I decided. Oh, I like her. I'm a matter of person. I don't know. I give up. I give up. I'm not paying attention to anything else. Tells he's garbage. but um if you could go into a prison like what is a what's a what's a giant prison population what's the biggest one I don't know we think the biggest one is the biggest one uh I don't know what to be in New York California there was that one isn't there a giant one in Colorado that Joey was talking to me doesn't want to take the serial kills they stop them on the ground What's the biggest one? Let's take 50,000 before he looks at it. Okay. Do you say 50,000 prisoners?
SPEAKER_01
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Yeah, I don't know much about that.
SPEAKER_03
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That's probably a lot of people. Think about 50,000 spread out. Right.
SPEAKER_01
24:42 - 24:49
Yeah. Let's all that's true. Okay. Well, no. Okay. 50,000 is 60,000. The biggest one. The biggest. Yeah.
SPEAKER_03
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What's the small one? It's small. It's probably some old and rinky. Thank you. Yeah. But a bit. I'm gonna say a little lighter. I'm gonna say 30,000. I'm gonna say 30,000. It's the biggest. Will you put money on this? I'll put a dollar on this. I'll get a fuck bro. I'll bet you.
SPEAKER_01
25:07 - 25:12
I'm gonna get double zero. Shit. Now we got a cheap race for my blood.
SPEAKER_03
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What do we got?
SPEAKER_00
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Jimmy's confused. I have to be very specific about what I look up to find the answers. You want largest maximum security? Sure. Yeah. Killers. Not people's smoke weed. Known as Alcatraz of the South, the Louisiana State Penitentiary. There we go. Has an inmate population of 5,000. That's it? Yeah. That's maximum security. So like, that's like super criminal. Yeah, so if you go a little bit less, then it might be a little bit higher. Okay.
SPEAKER_03
25:42 - 25:48
Let's go with thieves. Let's go with the medium security. Maximum is like violent crimes, right? Biggest prison. Yeah. The biggest prison. That's why I looked at largest prison.
SPEAKER_00
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That's the thing that popped up.
SPEAKER_03
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SPEAKER_00
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SPEAKER_03
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Oh, that's even higher criminal level. Yeah. That was like where they put the ice in one and three hours a day.
SPEAKER_00
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That was self confinement.
SPEAKER_03
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SPEAKER_01
29:01 - 29:06
Yeah, I think you just kill you. It's over with Yeah, you're laying that side. It's suffering.
SPEAKER_03
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Yeah 100% yeah a hundred percent like That was my take on Chelsea Manning, who's now free, like they tortured her. They tortured her. They did. Yes, she was naked in a cage by herself for years. I think it was like the whole, she was in solitary. We have to find this out once Jamie's done with this search.
SPEAKER_00
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I'm like looking around, there's the one in California's mail only where Manson is. It's got 3,500. There's one in Illinois, medium security. It's got a thousand.
SPEAKER_03
29:37 - 29:42
Okay, so we are way way off by a factor. We are so pessimistic.
SPEAKER_00
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I thought it was going low and I was off that factor. I don't know if it's just as countenance or there's private ones and I don't know if I can get the numbers on private.
SPEAKER_03
29:49 - 29:52
Those dirty bastards are stuff. I mean on top of each other's problems.
SPEAKER_01
29:52 - 29:59
It makes sense if there are 30,000 inmates in one place and it would be hard to contain that and control that.
SPEAKER_03
29:59 - 30:34
Yeah, what's the largest private prisons? You see if that's Yeah, but the Chelsea Manning thing, she was in solitary confinement when she was still a dude. Does that count? Like, uh, as her being like, as two different studies say that you say Bradley or do you say Chelsea when she hadn't changed yet? He's still say Bruce Jenner won the Olympics. Oh, do you say Caitlyn well Bruce won the Olympics. No, no, no Caitlyn What does it say he's Caitlyn now? You know if you dead name him you'll get kicked off a Twitter dead name him. Do you know that dead naming him?
SPEAKER_01
30:34 - 30:34
No, I never heard it.
SPEAKER_03
30:34 - 30:47
Oh, you didn't know so say if you'd become Joe Hanna, a reep. Yes. If you decided at the stage of the game, you know what, fuck him, he's transition. Yeah, I'm I'm wearing a transfer. Yeah, it's time to get my legs waxed.
SPEAKER_00
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There we go. Reeves County Detention Complex and Paco's Texas has a combined capacity of 37, 163 prisoners in his three sub complexes.
SPEAKER_03
30:57 - 30:59
Wow. So that's probably about as big as it gets.
SPEAKER_01
31:00 - 31:04
Yeah. It does that far and you still can't get anything over 5,000.
SPEAKER_03
31:04 - 31:21
Yeah. So it's in the 30s. The 3300 or 3500. What about the world? So if you you've changed your name with Johanna. And I started saying, Hey, John, what's it like wearing dresses, pretend you're a girl. That's dead naming you. I dead named you because I called you.
SPEAKER_01
31:21 - 31:28
John, because I choose. It's Johanna. Right. Right. But Bruce Bruce is the one who won the Olympic.
SPEAKER_03
31:28 - 31:29
Yeah, but that's his dead name.
SPEAKER_01
31:29 - 31:31
Well, that's what he was. Don't be an asshole, John.
SPEAKER_03
31:31 - 31:47
God, you're so insensitive. I can't believe this. I find this day an age. I'm gonna make you subscribe to the list. I'm gonna, I'm gonna get your shit together. Oh, shit. You need to get up much time. It's a bro. It's so way behind. I'm just kidding about Melissa. I don't know what she's doing. Yeah, I don't know either.
SPEAKER_01
31:47 - 31:56
It was a good name though. It'd throw around. Oh, yeah. Listen, Melana. She's active on the Twitter sphere. I believe so.
SPEAKER_03
31:56 - 32:10
Yeah, she's very political. Yeah, she's always arguing people. I think that's one of them people. You know, they they booted John Woods, you know, John Woods the actor. They booted him off the Twitter. What can it's I'm naughty. I don't think he did anything that big a deal.
SPEAKER_01
32:10 - 32:14
Well, first of all, who's John? Refreshed by memory. James Wake.
SPEAKER_00
32:14 - 32:33
I'm sorry, James Wake. Oh, James Wake. Yeah, yeah, yeah. John Woods, people probably mad if they'd probably know this. What? New York City's Rikers Island has a population of 11,000, but I don't know if that's their all prisoners or not. What? What? My mean like there's no location or something. It's probably workers that live on New York. People watch that. It might be hard to count as, uh, yeah.
SPEAKER_03
32:33 - 32:34
Yeah, do they really?
SPEAKER_00
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It's a 15,000 prisoners.
SPEAKER_03
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15,000 prisoners.
SPEAKER_00
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That's about 10,000. Now we're in the neighborhood. It's one of Turkey that's got 10,900.
SPEAKER_03
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That's a lot though. If you go to a theater, like if you didn't arena, like 15,000 people like Madison Square Garden, that's a lot of fucking criminals.
SPEAKER_01
32:57 - 33:00
Yeah, if you can't take care of it, you got a baton.
SPEAKER_03
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So the Chelsea Manning thing, like now she's free, but then she got locked up again for contempt of court. But I think when she was locked up in solitary confinement, they took away her clothes. They wouldn't let her have clothes because they thought she was suicidal. Really? Mm-hmm.
SPEAKER_01
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I think that's just an excuse to do that. So when the key Chelsea was a male, yes. She's a Bradley. I'm kind of not dead. They don't do it. When Chelsea won the Olympics. Yeah. was that was was was was he in a male prison That's a good question. And then as a female does he go to a female prison?
SPEAKER_03
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That's a good question. Maybe that's why they put her in solitary. All right, right. Protector from dudes.
SPEAKER_01
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I mean, that's kind of a loophole that let's say if I know I'm going to prison, I got like a year before I get sentenced. Am I just going to get that sex change? Right. So I'm with females. Right. I don't know. Maybe.
SPEAKER_03
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Or just you don't get the sex change anymore. You just have to identify. Oh, okay, there you go. Oh, good. Do you see that male who identifies the female just broke all these world records and weightlifting to do one just came out? Wonderful. That's congratulations, everybody. You broke everything. You're so progressive, we're all capacitors that we broke everything. You have men that are winning women's world records in fucking weightlifting, which is like the dumbest shit for men and women to compete against. So there's every one thing. Even though like the tennis argument, it's like, well, you know, Billie Jean King beat Bobby race. Yeah, but Bobby race was 55. She was 29 and they say that he threw the match because he'd bet against himself. All right. He was a big gambler. That was what I heard. Yeah. I would say that too if I lost. Yeah. You know, I would say I threw the match.
SPEAKER_01
34:59 - 35:01
Yeah. Well, yeah. Basketball is tennis.
SPEAKER_03
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This is the woman. The one. Yes. Says Chelsea. This is the women who's winning.
SPEAKER_01
35:07 - 35:08
This is not Bruce Jenner records.
SPEAKER_03
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Okay. Let's get a look.
SPEAKER_01
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Oh my god.
SPEAKER_03
35:10 - 35:43
Yeah. See, there we go. Seems there we go. Huh. That seems like a very strong man. Yeah, so how much weight is that? It doesn't really be a lot of weight. So this is about this is about reps here. Yeah, 313315. Yeah. Oh my god. Okay. That's a ridiculous amount of weight for a woman lift and to if you're gonna be a real woman biological woman excuse me and lift that kind of weight you have to be a real outlier. Yeah, it's it's very rare. Yeah, but this is so ridiculous.
SPEAKER_01
35:46 - 35:47
What does this guys quote?
SPEAKER_03
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What does it say? One guy in the comments say congratulations on your action performance. Screw anybody tries to knock achievements. The hard work speeds for itself. Hey, whoever you are. Fuck you. Yeah.
SPEAKER_02
35:58 - 36:00
Fuck you. Yeah. In your nonsense.
SPEAKER_03
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In the case of what it is happening in the first place because people tolerate this. That is nuts. If you, if you had a daughter that trained her whole life to be a weightlifter, she's really into it and this fucking guy decides to identify as a woman and then competes as a woman and weightlifting. It's just fucking stop. Yeah. Everybody just stop. You're in crazy town. This is officially crazy. Yeah. Yeah. Out of our fucking mind. I don't know how it's legal. What's the legal? It has nothing to do with being open-minded or tolerant. It has something to do with logic. Just basic reason. This is craziness. This is you're enabling people to do something that's preposterous. This is nothing to do with being open-minded or kind to people. I'm 100% for people being trans. Sure. I'm 100% for people doing whatever they want to do. She's just don't hurt anybody and I'm cool with that. Same here. But this is just you're in make believe town. Why not pretend you're a fox and go live in the forest? Like you're in make believe this is make believe you can't you can't just decide you're a woman and compete with women right? No, that's make believe you can all I there's no advantage make believe that's make believe this person a vanage You fucking know there's an advantage yes everyone knows this is crazy.
SPEAKER_01
37:11 - 37:14
I want to see that in the NFL, you know you got like
SPEAKER_03
37:15 - 38:14
What is that before and after is a two different looks? I don't want to shame this person. Look, someone's letting her do this. That's the problem. There should be a transgender league or there should be some rules where you have to compete with the chromosome of your birth. You don't have to fucking compete. Most people don't compete in organized sports. Most people don't. And if your trans, maybe that should be something you can't do it. And particularly for girls who transition to boys, you know, that school in Texas that won't let this girls transitioning to a boy. They won't let her compete with boys. So they make her compete with girls and she's on fucking testosterone. Right. So she's taking testosterone to be, or he's taking testosterone, whatever you want to say. I get so confused. Yeah. Yeah. To become a boy. Zer is taking testosterone to become a boy. Yes. And then now is forced to wrestle with women with young girls. In fact, all jacked. Right. Jack like a boy. It's like a boy wrestling girls.
SPEAKER_01
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It's crazy. Probably pop a boner doing that. I don't think she has one yet.
SPEAKER_03
38:19 - 38:23
You can get a little thumb. You grow a thumb. Yeah. That's what happens.
SPEAKER_01
38:23 - 38:31
Oh yeah. Yeah, the clitoris gets a little bit bigger. Yeah. And did the ovaries sort of like start getting suspended and a drop? What do they do?
SPEAKER_03
38:31 - 38:41
I wonder. The one that if they remove those parts, you know, because they do has to rectities on women when they have disease and when if they do that when a man, when a man transitions from a woman. Yeah.
SPEAKER_01
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When a man transitions from a woman.
SPEAKER_03
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Yeah, when you used to be a woman and then you're going to a dad. Yeah. What do they do? I just can't wait to the day where they can do it genetically. Where a woman really becomes a woman. Like a man becomes a woman or a woman becomes a man. But guess what? Even if they do, here's the issue. If you knew that a woman took steroids for 30 years, and developed insane tendon strength and muscle strength and then stop doing steroids. It is a scientific fact that you are going to keep a very big percentage of those gains. What are the gains? What is the percentage? 30% or 40%? Whatever the fuck it is. Whatever percentage that you would keep after you get off the steroids, that is significant. And even if you're not currently on these performance enhancing drugs, your body has been artificially boosted to this superior level through these drugs.
SPEAKER_01
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Yeah, and you lose a lot of the feminine you lose the breath. Yes, and that there's might not come back.
SPEAKER_03
39:43 - 41:04
Well, I mean, I think if you take estrogen in the probability, I don't know. I'm not a fucking doctor. I'm a moron, but what I do know is when this is we're in nonsense land. It's not saying that someone can't become a woman and be a woman and I'll call them a woman. I'll treat them like a woman. I'm cool with it. I'm 100% cool with it. I'm in this open mind as I come with this, but this is this is unfair for women, which is what's so ironic about this. Because everyone's supposed to be looking out for women. If you're looking out for women, but you're also blindly progressive to the point where you're letting shit like this fly. Well, now you're not looking out for women, right? Because now women are in this weird position where you're putting them at an unfair disadvantage. It's fucking crazy. I agree. God damn, it makes me want to drink real high in a can. I'm getting to you. Have any movie on this double zero? No, they just sent this stuff to me. It's good. Yeah. Um, I just love how I can light. I talk about that subject a little bit too much, but it's just it's a symptom of a six society. Yeah. It's a symptom of a lack of rational thinking. It's a symptom of people just just be bending over backwards so hard to be progressive and open-minded. that you're just, you're giving into these extremists, these crazy people that are looking at this thing completely delusional. When will it snap back? It's coming. Trump.
SPEAKER_01
41:04 - 41:05
That's what Trump's president. That's what that is.
SPEAKER_03
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He's gonna win again. Yeah.
SPEAKER_01
41:07 - 41:08
He's gonna win again.
SPEAKER_03
41:08 - 41:17
Who can, baby? They're not gonna be. There's no one who can, right? He's gonna win again. He's gonna win again because of shit like this. The more shit like this happens, there's a little chapter chart.
SPEAKER_01
41:17 - 41:20
I mean, there's another four years. Son Donald Jr.
SPEAKER_03
41:20 - 41:58
Donald Jr. was with a friend of a friend of mine, his name's Crispy. And he's a disabled veteran, or actually, he's very able, I should say, but he's wounded veteran. He was missing. He had his leg amputated. Burns over most of his body. Super positive attitude. Great guy. Anyways, he doesn't get political online. He took a picture with Donald Trump Jr. Right. And Instagram took it down for violating their terms of service. It's just a photo picture of just photo with President Sun. Yeah. Photo with him at Trump Jr. Just standing there. And they took the picture down. Like, what?
SPEAKER_01
41:58 - 41:58
That's nice.
SPEAKER_03
41:58 - 41:59
What are you doing?
SPEAKER_01
41:59 - 42:05
Yeah. Maybe they never, when they do that, they give you a reason. They just do what they want.
SPEAKER_03
42:05 - 42:40
Well, he posted it on his, he sent me a direct message about it, too. Yeah. I actually reached out to him because on follow him and he follows me and I was like, this shit real. And he's like, yup. And he's super positive about it. I mean, this guy served our country, too. And he's a great guy. Like his, he is. Is Instagram handle is crispy 11 B. Okay. Yeah, and he just put it up there and they said that they got him for terms of service and they took it down. He put it back up again. Good. Good for him.
SPEAKER_00
42:40 - 43:06
So this is the photo right here. I'm going to say when asked Instagram says that they didn't do it. So they didn't do it. But who took it down there? I said, however, an Instagram spokesperson told Fox News the post was reviewed, but was not deleted by the company after found the post did not violate their standards. But that's not true, because it's missing. Folks person said that there are a number of reasons a post may no longer be available, including the account holder deletes either the account or the post. He's saying you didn't do that, so it could have been something else.
SPEAKER_01
43:06 - 43:07
I mean, you can't prove it.
SPEAKER_00
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Yeah, I don't know.
SPEAKER_03
43:08 - 43:15
Well, I know that this dude is not an attention-horror. He wouldn't do that. He wouldn't do that in lie about it. That's ridiculous.
SPEAKER_01
43:15 - 43:16
I make Twitter. Instagram can be lying.
SPEAKER_03
43:17 - 43:31
And it could be a glitch too. Yeah, you know, sometimes it's a for to it is glitched. It looks like a massive conspiracy. Yeah, but he said they said I'm noticed it said it violated terms of services. So if he said that he said he said okay.
SPEAKER_01
43:31 - 43:38
Yeah, that's what was said back to I pretty sure. That's the screenshot you want to make sure that's what he said. you violated something.
SPEAKER_03
43:38 - 43:47
Yeah, that's what you want. I mean, it's just so weird what's going on now. It's just everything just seems so fucking preposterous.
SPEAKER_01
43:47 - 43:57
Yeah, just like on Facebook, Twitter, all that stuff. If it's something negative, I just, you know, that's gone. I don't let people just start backing me on that stuff.
SPEAKER_03
43:57 - 44:28
Okay, here it is. Once I landed, I opened up Instagram and got a message that your post was taken down for violating Instagram guidelines. Did he post that? Yes, he did. Oh, there you go. Wait a minute. Let me see the dude. Yeah. I posted a thing saying it. Okay. Here's what he posted. Yeah. It said wounded veteran violated community standards by posting with Donald Trump Jr. He didn't post the actual notification, but he probably didn't even save it. Right. I would. Yeah. He's I believe him.
SPEAKER_01
44:29 - 44:30
I believe him. I think you're right.
SPEAKER_03
44:30 - 44:39
It is a sad. I think you also have overzealous employees. I think there's that too. Yeah. I think there's a huge company. Yeah. I mean, anybody can go wrong.
SPEAKER_01
44:39 - 44:43
You get any minute and just do what the what the what they want.
SPEAKER_03
44:43 - 44:44
You think they're reading dickpicks.
SPEAKER_00
44:44 - 44:54
I was just kind of just been fucking with them on the other way the other way around someone could have just flagged it by a bunch of bots. It's just made up to disappear. Oh, right. To get a reaction like this. Yeah. It could be simplest that.
SPEAKER_03
44:54 - 45:02
Can you do that? Sure. So if you just had a bot, if you were to go back, I could do it right now. When an Instagram review it manually before they deleted it?
SPEAKER_00
45:02 - 45:10
No. So it could just be taken down. It happens on other accounts where it doesn't get reviewed that way. And it just got taken down because it got flagged so many times. I don't know.
SPEAKER_03
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Well, that's one thing that we did learn from talking to Jack Dorsey, the CEO of Twitter, like, it's impossible to manage. There's too many posts. They're going up right now by the thousands. Like, if you could see everyone, everyone in America posting on Twitter right now, be like,
SPEAKER_01
45:28 - 45:30
It would just be fucking sweet.
SPEAKER_02
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Yeah.
SPEAKER_04
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I mean imagine if you see it all happening.
SPEAKER_01
45:34 - 45:54
Supernova explosion. Oh my god. Of ones and zeros just bust an olive replace and text just chill. Who do you think like if you would have grabbed somebody's phone the most popular person that gets tweeted the most? Just look at it. Just look at it. Yeah. How fast would that go? You know what I mean? Like just that that one account.
SPEAKER_03
45:55 - 45:57
Oh, being sane. I mean, yours probably goes.
SPEAKER_01
45:57 - 46:00
I don't take people. I do follow a lot of people. Yeah, I follow the people. Yeah.
SPEAKER_03
46:00 - 46:08
I follow a lot of other people. Yeah. I follow a lot of other people. I just follow whenever whenever things someone's interesting. So he's got cool pictures. I follow that guy. Yeah. Yeah.
SPEAKER_01
46:08 - 46:13
I just want to like first. Yeah. Let me say. Let me go back. Yeah. Yeah.
SPEAKER_03
46:13 - 46:23
That's what else this person's been sure they're not wacky. It's really funny. It's people get mad at you for certain people you follow. Yeah. Like people that you just stop following are Kelly.
SPEAKER_02
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Now.
SPEAKER_03
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Don't tell him what to do. Right. That's first of all. First of all, don't tell him what to do.
SPEAKER_02
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Don't ever say.
SPEAKER_03
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Second of all, what am I doing? Am I boosting up his profile?
SPEAKER_01
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Yeah.
SPEAKER_03
46:32 - 47:13
He's fucking art killer. I don't know. Doesn't matter if I follow him if I don't. I want to know how crazy he is. That's right. Dude, did you see Tyron? Tyron with Lee? Well, you have see, uh, top well-to-weight former champion had a thing on his Instagram page of him watching. are Kelly getting interviewed, where he was denying that he knows how to hog tie people. It's laughing at him, play this, play this, play this, play this, play this, play this, play this, play this, play this, play this, play this, play this, play this, play this, play this, play this, play this, play this, play this, play this, play this, play this, play this, play this, play this, play this, play this, play this, play this, play this, play this, play this, play this, play this, play this, play this, play this, play this, play this, play this, play this, play this, play this, play this, play this, play this, play this, play this, play this, play this, play this, play this, play this, play this, play this, play this,
SPEAKER_02
47:15 - 47:28
That's great.
SPEAKER_01
47:28 - 47:29
He's not using confidence today.
SPEAKER_02
47:29 - 47:31
He's like, how the hell?
SPEAKER_03
47:31 - 47:46
I follow our Kelly for the same reason. That's hilarious. Yeah, that I love real talk. If you ever watched a video real talk, we played it on the podcast multiple times. The real talk is one of the greatest unintentional comedies that's ever been real talk.
SPEAKER_01
47:46 - 47:48
Real talk? Yeah. Oh my god.
SPEAKER_03
47:48 - 47:58
What is it? It's our Kelly song. Okay. Where he's an argument with his girlfriend on the phone. The while he's on the phone. I was girlfriend on the phone. He's like getting his hair done and shit. He's smoking stoke.
SPEAKER_02
47:58 - 47:58
He's drinking.
SPEAKER_03
47:58 - 48:08
It's got like different outfits on. Yeah. And he's still in the conversation. And there's one part where he goes, bitch, I wish you would burn my motherfucking clothes.
SPEAKER_02
48:08 - 48:17
Real talk. Bitch, I wish you would burn my mother fucking clothes real time.
SPEAKER_03
48:17 - 48:22
I serious about that. Listen, I absolutely feel for any person that he's victimized.
SPEAKER_00
48:22 - 48:24
I absolutely do.
SPEAKER_03
48:24 - 48:25
But you cannot deny that shit is fun.
SPEAKER_00
48:25 - 48:26
That shit is fun.
SPEAKER_03
48:26 - 48:31
That shit is fun. That shit is fun. That shit is fun. There is. Oh, I just played that.
SPEAKER_02
48:37 - 48:40
You triphal! You triphal in ass!
SPEAKER_03
48:46 - 48:54
The best African American saying about trifle trifling trifling and it's one that white people cannot use it's too I pronounce it too good.
SPEAKER_01
48:54 - 48:55
They don't that word.
SPEAKER_03
48:55 - 49:11
How old is the word as much as they own the N word right stop trifling you can't be trifling you can't you can't announce the G in trifling Yeah, you can't fall in yeah, that's why white people are not allowed to use it It's out there trifling. He's out there trifling. He's out there trifling again shit He's just a bullshit.
SPEAKER_02
49:11 - 49:13
He's a trifling ass. He's trifling ass. He's trifling ass.
SPEAKER_03
49:13 - 49:20
Well, here's the thing. I bet gay guys use trifling. I bet gay guys will pull it out. I'll him over there with his trifling ass.
SPEAKER_01
49:20 - 49:25
You know, it's like a rifle that you travel with. It's a trifling. Yeah. Like a trifling ass.
SPEAKER_03
49:25 - 49:30
A travel rifle. They're thinking of banning those. They're good for long range.
SPEAKER_00
49:30 - 49:37
Don't bring a trifling. How many people do you think had to look it up before? Webster had to like answer this question. What is a trifling heifer?
SPEAKER_03
49:39 - 50:06
definition of trifle laughing in significance or solid worth such as a frivolous trifling b trivial a trifling gift see chiefly dialectical my god lazy shift list in a trifling fellow a trifling fellow is a trifling fellow isn't that's the most English thing ever said. It got very wider than anything fellow. He's a trifling fellow.
SPEAKER_01
50:06 - 50:09
Don't bring your ass over here without trifling fellow.
SPEAKER_03
50:09 - 50:19
Yeah, that's a word, bro. That's a legit word. trifling shit. I was going to say something else. What did we we talked about right before? We talked about our Kelly Kelly.
SPEAKER_01
50:19 - 50:26
Yeah, I like that. He did an album where it was a lot of just talking Oh, trapped in the closet.
SPEAKER_03
50:26 - 50:44
Yeah, yeah, there was a whole series of videos. Yeah, I think a Z's had a whole thing on that. I think we did like a Z's and sorry did a bit on it I believe so I know he had a bit yeah about our Kelly it might have been about trapped in the closet Yeah. Trapped in the closet is great, but he can't fuck with real talk. Real talk. Real talk. Real talk.
SPEAKER_01
50:44 - 51:08
The jam. Have you seen that a show pair? Weird Al Jankamix. Trapped in a drive through. No. It's really good. No. It's the same length as our Kelly's trapped in the closet. And it's the same. And it's all about being trapped in a McDonald's drive through, because the person in front of him is taken too long. And it's like, the fact that he did the whole slide. This was spiked.
SPEAKER_03
51:08 - 51:10
Yeah, yeah, respect. Yeah, commitment.
SPEAKER_00
51:10 - 51:11
Yeah, I made it too. It's all cursed.
SPEAKER_03
51:11 - 51:27
It's animated. Oh my god. That's hilarious. Which one is this? Weird out has been around for a long time, man. I remember when Michael Jackson's beat it came out and he had eat it. Eat it.
SPEAKER_01
51:27 - 51:29
Yeah. I mean, that was it.
SPEAKER_02
51:29 - 51:31
I think that it was, I'm fat.
SPEAKER_01
51:31 - 51:31
Yeah. Yeah.
SPEAKER_02
51:31 - 51:33
What year was that?
SPEAKER_01
51:33 - 51:38
That might have been the ease. It's going to be late. It is early enough. Yeah, it is. Yeah, late is real.
SPEAKER_03
51:38 - 51:41
How old is here? Weird out. It's going to be 85 years old.
SPEAKER_00
51:42 - 51:50
Yeah, I think so 59. What? Yeah. 59 is he 12? Yeah. Back then his first song aired in 1976. What? He was that big on Dr. Dimente. Six. Yeah. That's insane.
SPEAKER_03
51:57 - 52:00
So he was really young. Dr. Demento.
SPEAKER_01
52:00 - 52:12
Dr. Demento. God, I remember. I remember this one was a kid, but that's, they played all these weird goofball nerdy songs. Yeah. And he was the king of it. He has a huge following now. He's, like, he'll sell out places.
SPEAKER_03
52:12 - 52:24
Weird out? Yeah. That makes sense. Yeah. Well, he's got some big nerfs. Yeah. Yeah. So, I mean, giant body of work. Yeah. I like his hair, too. He's got that. Apparently, he's a super nice guy, too. Yeah. And smart, I've heard.
SPEAKER_01
52:24 - 52:34
Yeah. Yeah. What else can we say about his name? Yeah. He's a good dancer too. He accepts his gender. He's not trifling.
SPEAKER_03
52:34 - 53:16
He's definitely not trifling. Yeah, that's a word. There's certain words like that one. You just seem so ridiculous if you try to use it. Oh, this is what I was going to say. Yeah. We were talking about we weren't even talking about this. My daughter is watching these YouTube videos of this. There's this young gay fellow that does make up tutorials. He's enormous. He's enormous. He probably gets more views than any network show that's ever been created. How old was this fellow? He's young. He was like 20. Okay.
SPEAKER_00
53:16 - 53:41
What do you say, Jim? I'm trying to justify if I should bring this up. I just the last thing that popped in my head during Coachella. He got accused of being in this viral video that happened. It wasn't him, but there's a the Ferris wheel Coachella. I know if you've ever seen that. You know, I'm talking about no. It's a big famous thing that people take pictures in front of during a concert. You could see a silhouette of somebody getting head in there and it's two guys. Oh, it's a very vivid video that was going on super viral on Twitter that night.
SPEAKER_03
53:41 - 53:58
And they were saying it was him. Yeah. How dare they. He's all about makeup, not head signs of bitches. Keep it clean. But it's hilarious. My sister, I mean, my sister, my daughter sits in front of the TV cackling watching it.
SPEAKER_01
53:58 - 54:02
It's supposed to be funny. She thinks it's funny.
SPEAKER_03
54:02 - 54:02
Yeah.
SPEAKER_01
54:02 - 54:04
She thinks it's just going for laughter.
SPEAKER_03
54:04 - 55:03
I don't know. Yeah. I mean, he's covered in crazy makeup. I think what she was laughing at though in all fairness was he was making fun of someone subscriber six million, 16 million people. I think he was making fun of people that put on too much makeup. Okay. So he was going crazy. Yeah. Yeah. She thought it was really funny. That is fucking banana, 16 million people, and he's doing makeup tutorials. It looks great. He looks great. That's the thing, it's like we, there's an audition because that's a Kardashian, right? All kinds of shit like this that you would have never expected. Yeah. And because of the access, because on-demand access, especially through a computer, it's so easy. It's so easy to just type in the next thing. It's on-reep. It just pops up. Yeah. So like these people that no network in their right mind, like NBC would never say, hey, that young guy, let's get that guy to do a makeup show. They'll get the fuck out of the office. You don't know shit about ratings.
SPEAKER_01
55:04 - 55:15
And while 8 billion subscribers. That's crazy. That'd be a fun game to play. It's like what rabbit hole would YouTube send you down if you typed in this? I just let it keep going.
SPEAKER_03
55:15 - 55:27
That's upon its own. Those algorithms. The real problem is people think that a lot of those algorithms are essentially designed to get you angry. Oh, yeah, you pissed off.
SPEAKER_01
55:27 - 55:31
So you watch the next thing. Yeah, yeah, what are they to our children?
SPEAKER_02
55:31 - 55:37
What are they to our children next? Yeah, this is the problem with illegal immigration. I knew there's a fucking problem.
SPEAKER_03
55:37 - 55:55
And then, you know, and the next thing you know, you just mourn more angry. Yeah. That's like the argument with Facebook, too, is that They're trying to figure out what gets people to engage. And so the algorithm realize what you engage with, and then that's what they show you more. And what gets people to engage is shit that makes them mad.
SPEAKER_01
55:57 - 56:33
Yeah. Totally. It keeps me wanting to- I watch your fight videos on Facebook all day. Do you realize? I just like, you know, like, brawls in a school yard or like, you know, just it just keeps going. I'm like, oh, man, what's going to happen here? That's good. That's it. Do they have a little bit? Well, you know, I'm not I don't do much of the fighting so when I see it it's like oh, this is interesting. Who's gonna win this one? I can win that you know when they're underdog. Yeah, I enjoy watching it. Yeah, I mean, I will watch them. I want to watch it. It's obviously someone's about to die right there. Like a couple punches to the face.
SPEAKER_03
56:33 - 56:42
Well, the best ones are when someone deserves it. Yes. So those are the ones you enjoy. Yeah. Someone's being a real dick. Yeah. Someone's like, listen man, you're being a dick. Yeah.
SPEAKER_01
56:42 - 57:39
I just saw when there was a guy on a, it was a, I want to say like an old middle Eastern couple that are on a subway. And this dude's like smacking his wife in the face like that. And this, this other guy's, he's a cross from him. And he's recording it. And he's like, no, not, not for to me. And he walked over there and said he, he told him like eight times a stop. And then I'm just punching the shit out of him. So it's nice to see that, you know. Yeah, there's one of a guy. Yeah, it's like a bus and some guys running his mouth to this old white guy who's obviously like an X Vietnam vet and he's telling like just Leave a long man leave it alone and he comes down there and then he walks up to the front and they just baits the shit out of him and you just see blood coming out of his face and it's like you know he started this he engaged that whole thing that guy was walking away and then he was the best ones yeah those are the best ones yeah when someone deserves it
SPEAKER_03
57:40 - 58:00
Yeah, how many like that's the thing about like a guy smacking his wife in public Yeah, like how often does he smack her that he's so confident that he'll just smack her and say everybody right like it's it must be He must think it's acceptable and everyone else is cool with it You know, I must think that he could just get away with things. Yeah
SPEAKER_01
58:02 - 58:11
Sometimes people just think they can get away with things. Yeah, it was there was not many people on that bus in this video. But I think he must be back out and even pay attention to it.
SPEAKER_03
58:11 - 58:37
Or that most people are just going to be too scared to say anything. Uh-huh. Yeah. That's what, I mean, death. This is where it gets real scary because that is the best argument for the end of all privacy. Is that no one would ever be able to do anything like that because the whole world will be watching. Yeah. It depends on what kind of action you could take. If you could literally see everything that's happening at any time, everywhere in the world.
SPEAKER_01
58:41 - 58:45
Yeah. Well now that everyone's got cam, so it's like, it's close.
SPEAKER_03
58:45 - 58:48
It's close. All right. Then they're gonna have those fucking people.
SPEAKER_01
58:48 - 58:54
The people things. Cops honest, you're keeping the people honest now a little bit until too much alcohols involved.
SPEAKER_03
58:54 - 59:42
No, there's something to it because if you think about, like, Kennedy did a speech on secrecy. It was like a 1961 or 62 about how a born secrecy is. How dangerous it is for a free society. And they were basically talking about secret societies and secret, you know, packs in the government. He was basically, I think a lot of it was him talking about some of the shady shit that he experienced in intelligent agencies. But when you have like kings or when you have people that are in power, like how do they wield that power? One of the ways they wield that power, it's all secrecy. If they want to execute people, then I kill people or torture people. It's all secret. Right. You know, no one's the world is not privy to it. Like what happened to them? They took them to a bunker or something. Yeah. And then they're beating the shit out in torturing them. So I don't see her eat like North Korea.
SPEAKER_01
59:42 - 59:51
Yeah, exactly. They're just isolated from the rest of the world and who knows what the hell he's doing over there. So if we just know the stuff that he allows us to know.
SPEAKER_03
59:51 - 01:00:00
Yeah. No, that's the perfect example of power and secrecy, right? Yeah. Like, they just take you and make you disappear. He's executed a bunch of people.
SPEAKER_01
01:00:00 - 01:00:05
Oh, yeah. No, we don't even know. I'm sure. Don't ever close to the tip of the iceberg on that.
SPEAKER_03
01:00:05 - 01:00:55
I'm sure that still goes on here, too. Oh, yeah. I'm sure. I'm sure people are killing people for someone right now. Mm-hmm. You know, some of them deserve it. Yeah. Give them an extra one for me. It's also weird like what will accept people dying from. Like I was listening to this podcast. Where this wolf lady. She's a wolf biologist. She was talking to the friend Steve Renella on the mediator podcast. And she was talking about how we accept people getting killed by mountain lions. It happens. It happened twice last year. It happens. It's not, it's not really common, but it happens. But the moment that people start getting killed by wolves in America, people are going to get furious. Really? Yeah, because they reintroduce wolfs all the 1994. That's right.
SPEAKER_01
01:00:55 - 01:01:00
Oh, so that's, so that's their outrage that we did that too. Yeah.
SPEAKER_03
01:01:00 - 01:01:44
Well, she was basically, there was, there was two really interesting things about the podcast of a lot of really interesting things, but two that really stood out was one that These people, they reintroduce these animals in 1994, but there were already some wolves here. And the wolves would have probably eventually made it down there. They said Yellowstone, right? Yeah. Yeah. But that we aren't because the fact that they brought them in, and it wasn't just a natural fixture, we have this thing, like, oh, somebody ruined this. Somebody fucked this up. Yeah. The other thing is that they number them instead of name them because if you name them it's like there's Dolores Dolores killed some sheep. We're gonna have to take her out. No, we can't kill Dolores. But number three wolf 157. Right. Yeah.
SPEAKER_01
01:01:47 - 01:01:59
Yeah, that's true. It's like inmates in prison. He's given them the exact same thing. He's here to kill him. He's here to treat him like cattle. Right. So, but we did the one guy killed that mountain line. We fought back. Yeah, that story.
SPEAKER_03
01:01:59 - 01:02:00
That's right.
SPEAKER_02
01:02:00 - 01:02:01
That's right.
SPEAKER_03
01:02:01 - 01:02:37
Yeah, that mountain line was a kid. It was a real kid and it had been separated from its mom. The thing is mom got killed. And it was really really small and really young so it wasn't like I mean he might attack it who knows or I see a did yeah Well, he's talking to me. Yeah, he's a bitch If he's listening right now, I'm sorry, bro. But I think what happened your life? We're happy alive. He better not touch wolves, buddy. I think maybe it was starving to death and it took a chance to try to kill him. Yeah. That's possible. But it was really small. It's like 30 pounds. Which still a 30 pound cat is fucking terrifying.
SPEAKER_01
01:02:37 - 01:02:40
I never saw pictures of the cat. No, no.
SPEAKER_03
01:02:40 - 01:02:55
No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no Something like that? Oh man. Yeah.
SPEAKER_00
01:02:55 - 01:03:03
That's if you saw this thing going around the internet about this Wolfpack being tracked or this is actually six of my shit. It's like a moving gift over time.
SPEAKER_03
01:03:03 - 01:03:08
Oh, yeah. I have seen this. It's amazing. It shows how they'd never crossed territories. Oh, cool.
SPEAKER_00
01:03:08 - 01:03:09
Six different packs I think.
SPEAKER_03
01:03:10 - 01:03:16
Yeah. They all established their territory, they marked their territory and they respect it.
SPEAKER_00
01:03:16 - 01:03:17
Yeah. It's like over Minnesota.
SPEAKER_03
01:03:17 - 01:03:20
Yeah. Minnesota as a shitload of wolves apparently.
SPEAKER_01
01:03:20 - 01:03:25
Well, if it keeps going and it's a picture Jimmy Hendrix. Wisconsin as a shit.
SPEAKER_03
01:03:25 - 01:03:32
Brad, if you pull that further. Yeah. Wisconsin as a shitload of wolves apparently. Like thousands.
SPEAKER_01
01:03:32 - 01:03:40
Well, yeah. Yeah. I could see that. And it's a lot of You know woods up there just land not not not many major cities.
SPEAKER_03
01:03:40 - 01:04:05
I think I think I saw a wolf once I think I saw a wolf once, but it was like in the wild. Yeah, it was big. It was either a coyote or was a wolf with a think I might have been a wolf as it was just getting dusk and I was in Alberta and I saw this thing run across the road. I was like that might have been a wolf Yeah. But if you see a wolf that's the spooky thing is, what are they doing? They circling you? Yeah. Checking you out?
SPEAKER_01
01:04:05 - 01:04:09
And they're not usually alone, right? No. But those are the long wolf, but that's rare.
SPEAKER_03
01:04:09 - 01:04:11
That's an asshole.
SPEAKER_02
01:04:11 - 01:04:12
That's a guy that kicked out.
SPEAKER_03
01:04:12 - 01:04:21
You've seen this video. This one's great. No. Look at the size of this thing. It comes out of the woods. The walks across the street. Look at this. Oh my god, this motherfucker. Jesus.
SPEAKER_01
01:04:21 - 01:04:22
That's a bear.
SPEAKER_03
01:04:22 - 01:04:24
That's a big wolf.
SPEAKER_01
01:04:24 - 01:04:27
That's a bear. No, that's a wonder what that was.
SPEAKER_03
01:04:27 - 01:04:36
That's a big ass wolf. That's what that is. That's probably a hundred and thirty-pound wolf or something. Where is this? If I had a guess, there was just a can of Russia.
SPEAKER_01
01:04:36 - 01:04:41
Russia. Yeah. It's got to be Russia. That's a gigantic wolf.
SPEAKER_03
01:04:41 - 01:07:24
Russia's had real legitimate problems with wolves. We're in Siberia. They have these superpacks. They would get together like because they were starving. So they'd get like a hundred wolves who'd form a superpack. because they could kind of do whatever the fuck they wanted once they got that bang. And they started killing horses. Yeah. Going to horse tables. So just to take that horse easy. Yeah, but it's just the idea that the super PACs, they realized it was too hard to just take over shit. All these pesky people and their guns and houses. Yeah. And so they got doesn't take your fucking horse. This episode is brought to you by Dr. Squatch. I'm going to let you in on a secret. If you want to be more confident, you have to start taking care of yourself. And a great way to do that is use Dr. Squatch, especially with their new private hygiene products. They were designed to help you look and feel fresh all over. Like the groin, guardian trimmer. It's perfect for grooming above and below the waist and the ball barrier dry lotion helps manage sweat and chafing while beast wipes keep you clean front to back. It's the care your body deserves. Try them today. Whether you're new to Dr. Squatch or you use it every day, get 15% off your order by going to Dr. Squatch.com slash JRE15 or use the code JRE15 at checkout. This episode is brought to you by Moan. Homes are a big investment. You want to protect them from fires, break-ins, and especially water. Water damage is a lot more frequent. And something is small as a leaky pipe can lead to big problems down the road. And it can also be hard to detect. since you know most pipes are hidden behind a wall. That's why you guys need the mowing smart water monitor and shut off. It's a device that can automatically shut down your home's water when a leak is detected and it also works 24-7 monitoring and tracking your home even when you're not there. It'll alert you through the app at the first sign of a leak providing ultimate peace of mind and security. Learn more and buy the moan smart water monitor and shut off at moan.com slash flow. And right now, Use the code Rogan to get 5% off free shipping and a free leak detector. That's code Rogan at M-O-E-N dot com slash F-L-O. Automatic shutoff in real time alert capabilities will operate when the device is configured with the proper settings. Cypher has always been an interesting place. Have you been in Russia? No, I've been.
SPEAKER_01
01:07:24 - 01:08:32
Have you? Yes, you do up there. 1990. Yeah. I've read before communism fell. I was there for three weeks. Well, before communism fell. Yeah. What we do? Gorbachev was in power. Whoa. Yeah. It was a spy. Yeah. But if you have the cocktail, you'll probably have visuals, though. Wow, that's pretty good. Would you say? I said, hello. I don't understand. Please, and thank you. It's the worst I remember. It was just program founded by Dwight D. Eisenhower in the 40s. It's called People to People. They send the youth of America to other countries to hang out with that youth to promote world peace. And that's all it is. And certain kids from high schools are selected. And you're going to Washington DC first for three days. They debrief you. And then you go to another country. And ours was Russia. It was awesome. I had a great time. Wow. Yeah. And I told Burke Crisher that too, you know, because he has the whole machine story. I said, I feel like I can't tell my Russian story because you've owned it so much with your machine story that if I do anything about this, then it's gonna look like, oh, okay, you do, huh? Yeah, you got to rush the story.
SPEAKER_03
01:08:32 - 01:08:36
Do you should tell it? Yeah, people want to hear it, they'll understand.
SPEAKER_01
01:08:36 - 01:10:58
I think you're, I kind of got in trouble because I was trading illegally on the black market over there. Well, you do. No, I'm perfect. I didn't know I was doing it. Because, you know, it's a cool story. That's kind of what happened this dude I was talking to is after like a function that we were at you know where they you would go to the some sometimes some village and they'd come out they'd greet you with bread and salt and they would dance around and you would just eat with them and hang out or whatever. And so I was just talking this kid, you know, they speak perfect English, you know, we're the ones who don't speak Russian. So this kid's trying to teach me Russian cuss words and I thought he's pretty cool. It's before the internet, you know, so I have a bunch of these ink pins that my mom gave me from a phone company where she worked. She goes, just give him ink pins. They love anything with English writing on it. Anything American, they're going to love it. Bubble gum, jeans, ink pins. So I was like, yeah, let's, let's be pinpiles. So exchanging addresses, you know, like, I would keep in touch. You didn't want to. And I give him a pin and he gives him his address. And what I don't know is this dude's already kind of in trouble with cops over there for trading illegally in the black market. I had no idea. And this cop just grabbed both of us. The drag just into the hotel. And no one saw me from my group get grabbed, by the way, because I was off doing my own little thing that this did, right? Learning Russian cuss words. So we're going to this office in this hotel, and they're just cussing each other in Russian, and I don't know what the hell's going on. I'm like, dude, what is this? Am I in big trouble here? I mean, you know, he goes, if there's bullshit, it's not to worry about that. This is bullshit. They scream some more. Now the cop doesn't speak English. And so he's basically my translator disguised to the cop. I'm like, hey man, I'm with this group and I don't know what's going on. And so he kicks that kid out through Russian cop. And now it's just me and this Russian cop. And I'm looking at him and he's looking at me and he looks at my bag with all these ink pins. And he's like, he goes like this. He's like, let me see. You know, I'll call you one of Penn. So I handed my pen and he looks at it. He's like, oh, cool. He puts it in his desk. and it goes away and it comes back with this big ass Russian pendant sickle and hammer thing with wings coming out of pretty cool looking thing and he's handed it to me and he goes like this. So he technically arrested me for trading and then he traded with me. Yeah, nineteen nineties when that happened. It was pretty crazy. It was fun to see all that shit though, right before it fell.
SPEAKER_03
01:10:58 - 01:11:02
And did you see, like, lines in this treat for food or anything crazy like that?
SPEAKER_01
01:11:02 - 01:11:54
Yeah. Not, well, yeah, we, I saw a lens, we went to Redskirf Square, lens tomb. We went to some smaller little, dinky villages, went swimming in the knee put a river right close to where Chernobyl was, like, 50 miles from Chernobyl. So, but yeah, there was, you definitely tell it was, definitely some poverty going on here and there but not not to the extreme that you hear you know I didn't see like these lines around buildings are for toilet paper anything like that but you know that's what it was communism was on its way out too so it wasn't in the worst part of it But it was a definitely an experience. I was 18 when I went over there. There's a picture of me in red square. And I got acid wash genes. I got a bugle boy t-shirt on. And I'm wearing a fairy pack with dick shoes. And I'm just doing like this. So that was fun, man.
SPEAKER_03
01:11:55 - 01:12:00
Yeah. That's got to be a hell of a flight, too, right? Yeah.
SPEAKER_01
01:12:00 - 01:12:09
We went to Germany first, so I lay over there for like three hours. Frankfort. And then, God, I was so young. I couldn't even tell you how long that thing was. It's been a long time.
SPEAKER_03
01:12:09 - 01:12:28
47 now. That is an interesting country to me. It's always been an interesting country because it gets so fucking cold. And then there are hard people. And they create all these amazing fighters. There's so many great fighters and wrestlers that have come out of Russia former Soviet Union.
SPEAKER_01
01:12:28 - 01:12:34
Dragov Rocky five or four. Yeah. The name was scary.
SPEAKER_03
01:12:34 - 01:12:42
The new Creed. Rockies. Yeah, you know that. I've heard I haven't seen it yet. Yeah. Dragov's son is fighting.
SPEAKER_01
01:12:42 - 01:12:56
Who is this Creed son? Do we know the actor? Is it out yet? The Creed guy? No, I think the son out. The sound of a drogo. I don't know. Oh, some Russian cat. Okay. So it's not so much. Already famous over here. I don't think so.
SPEAKER_03
01:12:56 - 01:13:08
Oh, thanks. Oh. Yeah, there's the guy. Look at him. There's Drogo. Yeah. This is son. This is my son. Like a badass. He does. He's still a badass. I'm sure. That's his jaw.
SPEAKER_01
01:13:08 - 01:13:17
It's perfectly square. That's like a damn square. I can't much bigger than you. I know. That's right. I mean, my groggies. Right. How tall is Sylvester?
SPEAKER_03
01:13:18 - 01:13:49
I don't know. Have you met him? Yes. Yes. I think he's about five. Nine? He's taller than me. I'm five eight. Okay. So he's either five nine or five ten. Okay. So that for the drug almost be huge. How tall does it say he is? Because everybody was jokes around says he's five eleven or five seven five five five five. They do that with everybody. Yeah. They do a Tom Cruise. Yeah, it says 510. See, that makes sense. So he's two inches taller than me. 510. Yeah.
SPEAKER_01
01:13:49 - 01:14:01
Okay. Well, yeah, I think I'm 59. I don't know. I haven't measured myself in a while. How tall do you think I am? I think you're about that. About 59. Yeah. And high school, I always feel like I'm 10.
SPEAKER_03
01:14:01 - 01:14:20
People are bigger now. We're old people that are small. And as people get bigger and bigger these kids today that are getting hit and puberty when they're 6. Yeah. Look, there's the hormones in the meat. What's up? 6-5. Who's 6-5? They probably accentuated his height for that scene. Well, that's just his hair.
SPEAKER_01
01:14:20 - 01:14:21
5 inches. Look at that.
SPEAKER_03
01:14:21 - 01:14:24
Yeah, it looks like he's almost like a foot taller than him.
SPEAKER_01
01:14:24 - 01:14:24
Yeah, isn't it?
SPEAKER_03
01:14:24 - 01:14:32
Yeah. They probably had, they probably had him in heels and had to have a system on bare foot or something for that shot.
SPEAKER_01
01:14:33 - 01:14:47
Didn't they say like, at one point there in this movie, Rocky said, go ahead and hit me for real one time. Just where, you know, so make it look real. Because they were always like, you know, they're like an inch of part of it and the swings. And it almost hit him to the hospital. Like he hit him to the chest.
SPEAKER_03
01:14:47 - 01:14:49
Oh, that's right. Yeah, he talked about that.
SPEAKER_01
01:14:49 - 01:14:51
Almost stopped his heart. He doesn't shit.
SPEAKER_03
01:14:51 - 01:15:19
I don't mind doing it. Dolph Rung is a beast. Right. He was a professional. Yeah, he's a kickbox kickbox. Yeah, really good. It's the best song. Long-groom put me in the hospital during Rocky 4. Yeah, I believe it. Don't let people hate you, bro. Yeah, I like it. I guess one of the even use the clip. Right. He also has like screws in his neck from doing the expendables. Oh, yeah. Yeah.
SPEAKER_00
01:15:19 - 01:15:23
What do you got, Jim? He's put intensive care for five days because of that. Jesus.
SPEAKER_03
01:15:23 - 01:16:02
He's coming back with none's walking around. Jesus Christ. Wow. The insurance company would not pay out until after they saw the footage of the incident. Once they did, they wrote the check. I want to see that footage. I want to see that punch. He hit my heart so hard that it banged against my ribs and started to swell. And that usually happens in car accident. Oh my god. Jesus. That guy could punch. He's a beast man. He's a giant dude. Why would he have a serious striker? Like he knows how to throw shots. If you watch him in his movies, he's obviously trained. Yeah.
SPEAKER_01
01:16:02 - 01:16:05
I want to see that footage. I want to see that pot out.
SPEAKER_03
01:16:05 - 01:16:10
It's gotta be out there, but if it's a Vester Stallone wouldn't let anybody see it.
SPEAKER_01
01:16:10 - 01:16:18
This one was too embarrassed of the way he cried. He likes a weird face. He's like that lady. The steps on grapes and falls down goes out.
SPEAKER_03
01:16:20 - 01:16:37
She loses her breath. You can never be an action hero again if somebody sees you cry. Yeah, that's true. Right? If somebody sees you like legitimately cry from a liver shot. Whoa, he just shit yourself. And he's like the camera. Why? Shitting yourself is probably the most embarrassing thing a person can do. Right? Yeah.
SPEAKER_01
01:16:37 - 01:16:41
Yeah. You should share yourself. Like a guy who's known for being handsome and debonair and badass.
SPEAKER_02
01:16:41 - 01:16:44
Yeah, just can't make it to the top black.
SPEAKER_03
01:16:45 - 01:16:58
There's no control of her and show yourself in your car while you're driving. You know, white leather seats. That's the worst. It's, it's gonna happen to self. It happens everybody. It's gonna be a time in your life if you eat risky.
SPEAKER_01
01:16:58 - 01:17:10
Yeah. Right. Yeah. Think of the most handsome person in the world. Most of the world. Splash it all over herself at some point. And her hotness, hey, day. Most likely.
SPEAKER_03
01:17:10 - 01:17:33
Do you remember that? I don't like thinking about that. Who's the Woody Harrelson movie? Was it, you know, was it? That was you throwing up. Was it, was it? What do you hear else in movie where you played the bowler? Oh, yeah. Oh, uh, Kingpin, Kingpin. Yeah. That was a, there was a shit scene, right? There wasn't a shit scene in that. That was, I'm thinking a dumb and dumb.
SPEAKER_00
01:17:33 - 01:17:39
There is a shit scene. Well, he's just sitting in the urine all. That's about it, really. Oh, yeah. That's right. That's right. I know how to do it.
SPEAKER_03
01:17:39 - 01:17:40
Is that a fairly brother's movie?
SPEAKER_01
01:17:41 - 01:17:47
I can't see anything so. Done the Dumbra has big shit seem to with Jeff Daniels. That's right. Yeah, that's what I'm thinking.
SPEAKER_03
01:17:47 - 01:17:58
It's laxative in his way. He's hanging on to the Toys lid. Like he's going to get shot to orbit. And he's gone. Yeah. Like all those weird noises. Yeah, because Jim Carrier was to help seal his girl. Yeah.
SPEAKER_01
01:17:58 - 01:18:00
He poised his friend. Yeah, that's it right there.
SPEAKER_03
01:18:00 - 01:18:11
There it is. Full on. But Kingpin, was it a fairly brother's mother? That's one of my all-time favorite comedy movies. King Pan.
SPEAKER_01
01:18:11 - 01:18:16
That's a great guy. It's great. I remember loving it, but I haven't seen it in so long. I need to go look out, look at that again.
SPEAKER_03
01:18:16 - 01:18:23
I'm scared to watch movies that I love. Again, I'm seeing him in like the light of 2019 and go, yeah. Yeah.
SPEAKER_01
01:18:23 - 01:18:28
This is terrible. Yeah. I know. That's happened a couple of times. It happens. It's weird, right?
SPEAKER_03
01:18:28 - 01:18:31
Yeah. You remember the so fondly? Yeah. Look at that.
SPEAKER_01
01:18:31 - 01:18:53
Don't worry. Look at that hair. That hair is amazing. He said yeah, who's such a good movie with like someone and here make up had to go like I'm sure that was his decision. We're gonna make your hair just fan out randomly cuz it's good. Look like a spoiler on a fiera. Don't jump there before Donald Trump. Yeah, you have like a little Trump thing going on there.
SPEAKER_03
01:18:53 - 01:18:53
It's very similar
SPEAKER_01
01:18:55 - 01:19:04
That's a professional boulder now in the PBA that has a full-on orange afro right now. Really? And he's like really good. And he's from my hometown. Yeah, see if you're a bull or you got to do something like that.
SPEAKER_03
01:19:04 - 01:19:09
Just stand out where like purple glittery clothes or something.
SPEAKER_01
01:19:09 - 01:19:17
That's smart. That's just Brandon. He's peacocked and he's like, there he is! That dude's from Hickory North Carolina. See, that's why he wears that shit.
SPEAKER_03
01:19:19 - 01:19:56
Well he's got to I mean how the fuck else do you get attention when you're a baller like that might be the only way to save bowling they might have to like go like roller derby and just knock into each other with a baller board a bowling I've never sat down and watched bowling are he's got a good friend Tommy What's his name? He's a professional bower. Yeah. Real nice guy. I met him at a couple of shows. Okay. But this guy's a real pro bower. Yeah. We were talking about like the financial opportunities of bowling and it's not good. Like pro pool players.
SPEAKER_01
01:19:56 - 01:19:58
I was going to cut that away on Bowers.
SPEAKER_03
01:19:58 - 01:20:27
It's the price. It sucks. It sucks. That dick. Tommy. Are he's friend? I'm sorry this uh, do you have you bold lately? I bold my kids. Yeah, I'm fine bold. Yeah, I think that's it. Yeah, I think that's it. I think that's it. Yeah, I'm going to go with was uh, yep, that's him. Did turn 100%. There's already. I went to see him bow. Yeah, he's good guy. Oh, that's really good. Real fucking killer bore.
SPEAKER_01
01:20:28 - 01:20:34
Do you can you make it curve? No. Yeah. You even try. I do too. Right now the damn metal.
SPEAKER_03
01:20:34 - 01:20:39
I do it as hard as you do in the possible. Or it's disturbing for people to watch.
SPEAKER_01
01:20:39 - 01:20:46
And now they have it. They have the mouse brow up there. You can see how it's like a damn, you know, like a pitching thing.
SPEAKER_03
01:20:46 - 01:20:50
I'm trying to get that bitch fast. Yeah. I just want to smash those things.
SPEAKER_01
01:20:50 - 01:21:06
I get annoyed at the guys who like, curve it really good, like he goes way over here, and it just whips real fast, and then they gutter ball. I'm like, all that for fucking mouth. Look at all that you did. Yeah, shitty whip. Watch me. Right down the middle, struck.
SPEAKER_03
01:21:06 - 01:21:41
To me, bowling was always like, breaking in pool. It's like, yeah, it's cool to break the balls. But the real cool thing is to play the game. Like, this is you just breaking the balls over and over again. It's the same look every time. Well, it's like bowling. Yeah, bowling. You're just breaking the balls. That's all you're doing. Like when you're bowling, you got pins. You're just knocking down the pins. That's the same word. It's the same thing every time. Yeah. And I know the combinations are different in the way they collide and the way you impact is different. But it's still the same thing. Like it's a dumb game.
SPEAKER_02
01:21:41 - 01:21:42
I'm sorry.
SPEAKER_03
01:21:42 - 01:21:56
And my grandfather was a big bowler man and bold leagues and he had trophies in his house and shed and he's a love bowling. But I was like a little kid I was analyzing bowling because he had taken me bowling with a mouse like this is a non-sense game. Yeah, it's games non-sense.
SPEAKER_01
01:21:56 - 01:21:58
How big you get it? Just so you can smoke and drink.
SPEAKER_03
01:21:58 - 01:22:13
And there's a thing that they have in the East Coast in Boston that they don't even have anywhere else. It's called candle pin bowling. You ever see that shit? It's what's smaller version. Dude, you ball with a softball. That sounds more fun to me.
SPEAKER_00
01:22:13 - 01:22:24
But it's huge in the East Coast. I'm town Ohio. They've got a few places actually. Do they're gigantic bars that they have all these lanes for this thing? Yeah. Procandal pinballant. Yeah, it's called pins or something. Yeah, that's nice.
SPEAKER_03
01:22:24 - 01:22:37
I was I was looking down on that because I came from a grandfather in New Jersey and I bold regular bowling like a fucking American rock. And then I wore what's this candle pinball shed. Like would you guys steal this from finland or something? What is that? Right nonsense.
SPEAKER_01
01:22:37 - 01:22:42
Well, I see all this pins. I want to see all this. Oh, my goodness. I didn't know that. That is ridiculous.
SPEAKER_03
01:22:42 - 01:22:46
I didn't know they were shaped that one. Just throwing rocks. The throne rocks it pins.
SPEAKER_00
01:22:46 - 01:22:56
That's not what I was talking about. This is really just a bar. What is that? This is not what you're talking about. Well, I mean it is, but it's it's way smaller and it's really just like a bar game. Oh, no, this is like five lanes or 10 lanes and you could play.
SPEAKER_03
01:22:56 - 01:23:24
Oh, but it's this same game. Yeah. Yeah. See, they've been bowling in New England. They'll have like bowling alleys and you know, let's go bowl and like all we're candlepin only people like what? candle pin only bowing alleys yeah so we're gonna like these candles that's what I want instead of my fire it only works on the east coast for some reason there's like a few of those things like how about this high lie Oh fuck people give us that logo. I thought that boggles fast.
SPEAKER_00
01:23:24 - 01:23:32
That's actually way smaller than I was thinking of my head. Oh, it's way different. It's your bowling kind of. Yeah. Okay. We got a little ball too. Yeah.
SPEAKER_03
01:23:32 - 01:23:43
Yeah. So it's kind of like candle pin bowling. But the candle pins are the pins are different. The shape like candles. That's why it's called candle pin bowling. If you look at them, they're thin pins. They're not like fat on the bottom.
SPEAKER_01
01:23:43 - 01:23:48
It's like what do we even hear? Hmm. Older or not make a commitment.
SPEAKER_03
01:23:48 - 01:24:18
Highlight I think is one of the most corrupt games. Oh, yeah someone someone tried to tell me explain. Oh, it was Joey. He was explaining to me how Highlight works that it's all about gambling and the only reason why it works is that people are betting on the games and so because people are betting on the games they get these guys these guys just fucking miss it on purpose and they knew yeah, it's like it's rigged I might be wrong if you're a high-light player and you're like, fuck you Joe Rogan. I'll never listen to this podcast again. Hey, I get my information from the church of what's happened.
SPEAKER_01
01:24:18 - 01:24:24
There we go. Look at that damn glove. It's look how they play with it. It looks like somebody with a one long, freaky nail.
SPEAKER_03
01:24:24 - 01:24:29
They're holding it, right? It's not like wrapped around the wrist. Yeah. They're holding it. Like a wheelchair.
SPEAKER_01
01:24:30 - 01:24:35
How much more fun would be if he watched a baseball game where the picture just had that thing?
SPEAKER_03
01:24:35 - 01:24:48
Boy, that looks so stupid. This game looks so dark. What? What's the goal? The goal is who do you guys lose it? I don't know. They're throwing it off the wall and then another guy catches it. I mean, they throw it.
SPEAKER_01
01:24:48 - 01:24:50
But they would not ever get hit in the face pretty quick.
SPEAKER_03
01:24:50 - 01:25:10
They're putting forth minimum hours even when he falls down. It's like that guy He's falling down like he's trying to get a foul. Oh, yeah, he does it looks like he flopped Yeah, and soccer the soccer flops. Oh, he soccer flopped it. That's why soccer never making in America the flop You can't get 30 years of flopping.
SPEAKER_01
01:25:10 - 01:25:17
You can't check us. We're watching on TV. We know what you do. You know, though, I think it's catching on to the NFL and the NBA flopping. They're starting to flop a little bit more.
SPEAKER_03
01:25:17 - 01:26:02
Because I see what happened. Didn't somebody analyze who's free throw to the analyze? There was someone that there was an ESPN analyst who analyzed. What's the guy's name with the big crazy beard? Really good basketball player? Oh, from the clippers? Oh, go to, I don't know what I'm pretending to know. I literally don't know shit. Go to Andrew Salt's, I think it's Kevin Durant. Is that it? Andrew Salt's. Go to Andrew Salt's, it's Twitter page. So he, he had it up on his Twitter and I watched it. I watched it analysis. The difference between him when he's challenged and he throws a free throw versus unchallenged.
SPEAKER_00
01:26:02 - 01:26:05
When he's unchallenged with the beard, I'm sorry. That's a James Harden blank.
SPEAKER_03
01:26:05 - 01:27:13
Okay. We being challenged. Meaning someone's trying to block him or he has a free open shot. When he has a free open shot, he just jumps up in the air and does his three is three pointer. But when he's challenged, he throws his legs up to hit the other person so he could fall down on his ass. like a like a self defense move well he's not even inside himself defense move he's like making his forcing contact with the person so that he can fall down so it looks like Yeah, it's interesting. So here you'll see him watch watch no one's there watch watch he jumps to jump straight up in the air straight up just straight up in the air and this guy analyzes several shots where he does this and then Then they show when he's contested right and when he's contested he jumps up in the air and look he throws his body weight forward and falls down and So in the hopes that they'll be a foul. Yeah, they're saying like if you look at the way his body moves when someone's contesting him he moves and leaning his legs towards them to make contact. You think that's involuntary involuntary. Could be involuntary. You see the problem is that pencil neck dork fucking
SPEAKER_00
01:27:13 - 01:27:30
pushing that no this is he's specifically known especially in the last two or three years for getting himself to the free throw line right at a way higher clip than almost anybody in history so like that's what they're also saying like you can't fault them for that because using the rules of the game sure to play the game
SPEAKER_03
01:27:30 - 01:27:33
Right, so this guy is exactly who is this guy who's examining this.
SPEAKER_00
01:27:33 - 01:27:36
He's got him. He's got him. He's got him.
SPEAKER_03
01:27:36 - 01:27:59
So the head sports in a guy is analyzing this and he's realizing that the legs are moving in a direction towards the other player because the guy's there. Which is might exactly be what he's doing. It might be that or it might be that he has a different reaction when someone's in front of him. He almost wants to kick the guy away from him. Yeah, I don't know. Most times fouled a three point attempt. He has 95. 60 more than anything.
SPEAKER_00
01:27:59 - 01:28:03
So yeah. I'm going. Maybe he's on the Sun.
SPEAKER_03
01:28:03 - 01:28:04
Scott Van Pelton is on his own.
SPEAKER_00
01:28:04 - 01:28:33
Yeah, they made it a rule too, because you made it perfect. There's a big thing that happened over the weekend in their game, because you have to give the guy a space to land. Because there were a couple of defensive players that got in trouble for hurting people. They were getting their ankles turned ruining their career, which is then ruining this team's chances to win championship. Lots of money involved. They made it a flagrant foul. It's very bad to do that. And the referee's all the sudden didn't call this on Sunday. It's like the very first time all year they stopped calling it. That's why they're talking about it, really.
SPEAKER_03
01:28:33 - 01:28:36
And they stop calling it because people are taking advantage of it.
SPEAKER_00
01:28:36 - 01:28:48
Why they stop calling it is the big question that people literally are talking about for 48 hours. Like why are they doing this, bringing up the question of like are the officials really involved in the game? And it's become a big discussion about that.
SPEAKER_01
01:28:48 - 01:28:51
Another reason why I won't watch it. Do you watch sports?
SPEAKER_03
01:28:51 - 01:28:53
I watch football. That's it. Yeah. Do you worry about brain damage?
SPEAKER_01
01:28:54 - 01:28:58
Uh, well, yeah, because it's going to ruin the NFL. Do you look at it differently?
SPEAKER_03
01:28:58 - 01:29:03
Let's go back to the portal way. Do you look at it differently than you did like before that concussion movie?
SPEAKER_01
01:29:03 - 01:29:40
Uh, well, I played high school football. I've got hit so hard that I've seen stars and that kind of stuff, but I think that could happen. I don't look at it differently than your question. No, no. I think, you know, they might change the helmets and they've tried that over the years. Do you remember like, But it was just leather helmets. There was less concussions because you would not lead with your head. Now you have a weapon on your head and people have used this such and so I would love you know how they do throw back uniforms. Let's go throw back equipment. Let's put the helmet back on. Take that, take that stupid face mask off.
SPEAKER_03
01:29:40 - 01:30:14
You really should, but you'd have to change so much. You'd have to change so much in the way people, there's so many different factors. The way that practice really set up plays. It would have to be a new game. I don't think it's going to happen. I think the perception of the helmet being safer fucked the game up. I really think did. But, you know, all right, I used to think that bear knuckle boxing, like they should have bear knuckles in the UFC, but then I've been watching this bear knuckle boxing stuff and people get cut up so bad. Now I'm thinking, you know what, it's better to have padded knuckles. It's better. Yeah. It's better for the fighters.
SPEAKER_01
01:30:14 - 01:30:22
The leather helmets were padded, they just weren't like a hard shell. And the shell is what made it, you know, used it as a weapon.
SPEAKER_03
01:30:22 - 01:30:38
So that's literally the only way you're going to be able to stop some of this brain damage. And you're still not going to be able to stop it. Yeah, they're still colliding into each other. They say these guys are getting brain damage from getting hit in the chest. Yeah. They're getting hit in the chest and their head snaps back and their greens swashin' around inside their skull.
SPEAKER_01
01:30:38 - 01:31:00
Well, they're changing, I think. Maybe like a young, like little leg now. It's like you can't do tackle football until a certain age. So now, everyone's, you know, it's all flag football till a certain age, I think. Yeah. That'll probably happen. Yeah. And then the practices will be different. We only do pads once a week.
SPEAKER_03
01:31:01 - 01:32:23
Well, for the real game, we'll be amazing if the ever came up with something that definitively fixed it. Like some stem cell treatment or something like that that regenerated brain tissue and bring you back to your normal state. Right. If they do that, then we don't have to worry about it anymore. Right. But until that, man. Well, that's gotta be around the corner. That's close. I think that's a very complex question of how to regenerate neural tissue, brain tissue, how to get rid of all those abscesses, and all those things you see in those people's brains at FCTE, they develop these like holes in their brain. Yeah. It's serious shit. Yeah. It's um, well, did you play football? No. No, I wrestled in high school. I was a little man. I wasn't that I wrestled 134 pounds. Yeah, but he could have been a good run. I fucked up. Fuck out of here. There was another dude. Oh, show the fastest guys are small and just, you know, I wasn't that fast or runner. I was a fast kicking and punching and stuff. But I wasn't really that fast or runner. I didn't do a lot of running. But when I was in high school when I was wrestling, they were trying to tell me to like the coach coach Murphy. He was also the wrestling coach. He was also the football coach. And he's like, Well, come on, you're a sick fuck. You should you should play football. Yeah, and I was like, dude, that guy plays football. We had this heavyweight. His name is Bobby Baker. He was 300 pounds. He was enormous. He was so big. I was like, he's not squashing me. The fuck out of here.
SPEAKER_01
01:32:23 - 01:32:57
The hardest I've ever been hit was by a little dead in practice. Probably like five saddened. And he just, he was a DB. And it was a practice. I was like third string running back and they're like, I was just running up the gut. And I was falling into the in zone, right? It was over. And this, okay, he had a run and start like 20 yard head start. And it was like he came up from out of the ground and went, wow, there's not gonna be back up. Whoa. And that's the hardest I've ever been hit was by a little guy. So, you just think about being momentum pedo.
SPEAKER_03
01:32:57 - 01:33:18
You're like a human torpedo. Yeah. With a hard helmet. And that's what he led with that helmet. But you know how fast, like a really good athlete can run and just think of all that mass behind them and just cut crash. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. The way those guys get hit and the amount of force behind them getting it's probably like anything in sports other than a car accident, right?
SPEAKER_01
01:33:18 - 01:34:21
Other than a car. Yeah. Yeah, that's correct. I think they should bring, you know how hockey they can still fight in hockey. NASCAR fights? Yeah. Pull out in the pit stop. Let's do it out. Let's, yeah, let's say, if there's a caution, everyone else is laughing. You got two guys who have a beef, put it over and get out of the car. Whoa. In the middle of the infield with grass. We have a wrestling ring. And it's like, fall on. Let's go get in the ring. We'll get it. We'll give you two minutes. And then if you win that match, maybe you get a little time shaving off, you know. So it's, uh, there's advantage to, uh, I'd watch that more. I feel like half wrestling, half NASCAR. Put the not your lead brain mask on NASCAR's a weird one right because it's it's obviously fun to watch it's fun to be there But it's not it's fun it's formula one you watch formula one you're like well these guys are going way faster while those wheels Yeah, yeah, I mean that's the whole another thing Yeah, you know these those wheels touch hits over you're in the air right Yeah, these guys NASCAR a lot of that happens. It's fine.
SPEAKER_03
01:34:21 - 01:35:09
That's true that one wheel wow Yeah, and those guys die. Yeah. Well, I guess NASCAR guys did too. Yeah. Not as much anymore, but me there. Anybody's driving a fucking car going fast can die. What am I saying? But there's something, but if you ever see the video between, they showed GT3 racing versus Formula 1 racing. It's the same track and they show a GT3 car, like a Porsche going around this car really fast. And then they show the same exact path being taken by a Formula 1 car, you're like Jesus. Watch this. Watch this. Watch this. Watch this. Watch this. Watch this. Yeah. One on the left and two on one. So we know how much faster they are. Now what's the, okay. That's the same track. The same track, exact same turn. Look how much goddamn faster they are, man.
SPEAKER_02
01:35:09 - 01:35:10
Look at that. It's so wild.
SPEAKER_03
01:35:10 - 01:35:14
It's so wild. I don't know. I don't know. That's the same. It seems amazing.
SPEAKER_01
01:35:14 - 01:35:14
Yeah.
SPEAKER_03
01:35:14 - 01:35:24
And Rific Line is cutting. See how the line? Yeah. The perfect racing line is cutting to the groove. You see that darkness? Yep. Yep, that's a bunch of talented drivers.
SPEAKER_01
01:35:24 - 01:35:51
No, thank you. I think the fastest I've ever been is like maybe 115. Have you ever been on a racetrack? I've been on a racetrack. Yeah, but not, you know, not a pace car, you know, but a NASCAR. Yeah, but the, but the Daytona 500 has that huge You know, the ink line. And just being down there and seeing that standing there next to it like, well, I didn't know it was that steep. You have to go fast. Stay on that thing. Yeah.
SPEAKER_03
01:35:51 - 01:36:03
Yeah. That is pretty wild. Yeah. And people get hit up there. The bump wheels up there and collide and fucking spin out. Yeah. Let's try that. Look at that thing. Yeah. That's a serious bang.
SPEAKER_02
01:36:03 - 01:36:05
Look at that.
SPEAKER_03
01:36:05 - 01:36:06
It's like a wall.
SPEAKER_00
01:36:06 - 01:36:08
That is a little turn to the picture but still.
SPEAKER_03
01:36:09 - 01:36:13
What is, um, what do you think that degree is like, what angle?
SPEAKER_01
01:36:13 - 01:36:20
Uh, they've told me before. I forgot. It's probably like, it's pretty serious though. 20 degree. 31 degree.
SPEAKER_03
01:36:20 - 01:36:31
Well, wow. That's crazy. That's, I mean, well, if you would be nervous if you were on a skateboard on that, you have to go a certain speed, just to stay up on the probably.
SPEAKER_01
01:36:31 - 01:36:33
Yeah.
SPEAKER_03
01:36:33 - 01:36:42
Yeah. It's such an American sport, man. NASCAR is so American because it's loud, it's fuck. Yeah. The cars are gross. Yeah. They look disgusting. They're so gross looking.
SPEAKER_01
01:36:42 - 01:36:44
Yeah. They don't look anything like a real car.
SPEAKER_03
01:36:44 - 01:36:46
Too many sponsors are all right.
SPEAKER_01
01:36:46 - 01:36:46
Yeah.
SPEAKER_03
01:36:46 - 01:36:51
Even if you have a really nice car that's supposed to be the model that that car is.
SPEAKER_01
01:36:51 - 01:36:58
The NASCAR car looks gross. No. Yeah. And they, the decal that make fake headlights. Yeah. It's a sticker. Oh, the have. Why haven't put that on there? Yeah.
SPEAKER_03
01:36:58 - 01:37:13
What are we doing? Why are you lying to me? Yeah. Yeah. It's a fascinating piece of equipment, though. Yeah. That we've decided to make these things that just drive really fast and then hurl them around the circle, this oval over and over and over.
SPEAKER_01
01:37:13 - 01:37:27
So high tech, like every, they count every little, the drafting of it, they, they know it. Every angle, it's, you know, all that, back in the day, it was just a couple of good old boys of moonshine, trying to outline exactly. Yeah. That's what I want to say.
SPEAKER_03
01:37:27 - 01:37:31
That was Hot Rodden in its finest. That's what it was. That's what I want to say.
SPEAKER_01
01:37:31 - 01:37:32
Put motion in them cars.
SPEAKER_03
01:37:32 - 01:37:47
And that's where it all came from. Guys are trying to figure out how to get the fuck away from cops. Yeah. It's just cops used to have the shit in this car's man. Yeah. You think they had to chase people in like Caprice classics. You know, that is with butt bench seats.
SPEAKER_01
01:37:47 - 01:37:52
Yeah. That is the worst car from handling. With dress shoes. Yeah.
SPEAKER_03
01:37:52 - 01:38:05
Oh my god. They make them wear a stupid shoes. Yeah. Yeah. It's back in the day. That's like the wrong days. Daytona was on the ocean. Was Daytona 500 the first event?
SPEAKER_01
01:38:05 - 01:38:08
You know, I think so. I think well, I don't know about that.
SPEAKER_03
01:38:08 - 01:38:25
I know that it was on the on the sand. The first Daytona was on the sand. I believe so. These are on the sand. Yeah, they're driving on the sand. This is crazy. They're not going as fast. Oh, those cars are so comfortable. Those are the batmobile. They are convertibles. They're convertibles.
SPEAKER_01
01:38:25 - 01:38:32
Wow. That's what I want to see. I'll bring back the damn convertible in masculine. I want to see these dude's faces.
SPEAKER_03
01:38:32 - 01:38:35
Why they made him in convertibles?
SPEAKER_01
01:38:35 - 01:38:38
I don't know. Yeah. Well, they got the roll bar.
SPEAKER_03
01:38:38 - 01:38:44
Yeah, but still. I bet it gets too hot in there. They probably didn't have air conditioning, right? Yeah.
SPEAKER_01
01:38:44 - 01:38:47
That's probably what it was. It's all fire. It's easier to get out when you don't have a roof.
SPEAKER_03
01:38:47 - 01:39:01
Yeah. Yeah. Those people probably died those things all the time. Those shitty cars. If you were a car racer back then, you were going to crash. There's no way you're going to. Yeah. You're not going to keep together every time.
SPEAKER_01
01:39:01 - 01:39:10
What's the fastest you think you've been in a vehicle? I want to say it's Well, you know, you don't say where what country it was in? Uh, I don't know.
SPEAKER_03
01:39:10 - 01:40:01
It's could be on the Germany on the automobile in the 100s. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. There's some, um, was that the Chappelle? No. No, I think that would have fallen apart. Yeah. Flying off the. The, um, the newest cars though, the, the, the promise they're in is horsepower war, where every year they have to have a faster zero to 60. Yeah. And now they've gotten to the point where they're, They're ridiculously fast. The cars of today, like if you just bought a regular car today, it'd be faster than a muscle car was in the 1970s. And you wouldn't even feel it. Yeah. You wouldn't even know if you could even tell you're going that fast. Yeah, like if you bought like a Honda Accord today, it'd probably handle better and drive faster than any super car from 1970. Right. Yeah, probably fight a guess. Yeah.
SPEAKER_01
01:40:02 - 01:40:06
You can't feel it. Yeah. They're real nice. They're way safer.
SPEAKER_03
01:40:06 - 01:40:10
Yeah. It's one more boring. Have you driven a Tesla? No. Just drive that.
SPEAKER_01
01:40:10 - 01:40:18
I love to those. Stupid. Is it electric cars zero to 60 way quicker than gas? You wouldn't even believe it. I mean, it's kind of be right? Yeah.
SPEAKER_03
01:40:18 - 01:40:56
It's just instant power. Instant power and that one has a four wheel drive. The Tesla Mata S. P100D. Yeah. It's got four, four wheel drive and so it's got an engine in the front and an engine in the rear and it flies. Yeah. So it's it violates physics. Do you get like a wet flash and that thing? A roller coaster do it. Yeah. If you can't believe how fast it's going. It's stupid and they're making a stupider one. They're making a faster one that goes 0 to 16 1.9 seconds. It's lowered. Yeah, it's a Tesla Roadster. It looks dope too. It looks like a spaceship. I would love to have one. Do you still live in an LA where you got no? I moved back to Hickory North Carolina.
SPEAKER_01
01:40:56 - 01:41:55
Damn. I was out here 18 years. Just couldn't do anymore. No. Well, it was a couple things. You know, my career has always been like a roller coaster. I've been good years, bad years. And I actually just had missed my family. I missed out on a lot growing up. And the market was really good. I had this condo in studio city. I bought it for a certain amount and then it's it gained value and I thought well this if I'm going to do this now it's a time to pull the trigger and I think I saw you at the improv one now. Yeah, I'm out of here. I'm bouncing. Yeah. And I, uh, I told the road so much right. Yeah, well that's the thing too. And the industry's changed like, you know, uh, I already have a manager in an agent. It's not like I need to be here for every little audition. I'll put myself on tape. I got e-spin and down on a tape. I got Harold and Kuma on a tape. And then now the second audition, yeah, you fly up for it, but like, you know, get your foot in the door that tape in it, but I can do that now. There's just changed so much.
SPEAKER_03
01:41:55 - 01:42:02
That's if you want to act and you do so much stand up on the road. There's really no reason to be here unless you just want to perform at the store all the time. That's right.
SPEAKER_01
01:42:02 - 01:43:30
Yeah. Yeah. So I moved back to Hickory and I was going to get myself a nice lake house, some lake Hickory. Yep. Still want to do that. But then as soon as I get home, you know, Thanksgiving, Dad has a stroke. So I see that happen. Yeah. You've ever seen someone else stroke on you there when I'm out. I was looking around at him. That was weird. But that's a funny guy. like I thought maybe because we were going to eat Thanksgiving dinner late so like it was like a six p.m. thing we were doing to get other people in the house and so he was complaining all day about not eating like I'm hungry really we're going to eat we're going to eat and looking around at him he's sitting next to the fireplace and he's just like he's just like nose dives but just head first right onto the hardwood floor it was like bump you hear like a thump I was like, oh, that's making a joke. We haven't eaten yet. It's, you know, it's making a thing like a little blood sugar or something. And I was kind of laughing in my brother's eye. No, he hit really hard. His head hit that floor way too hard for that to be a joke. And then you walk over to him and Arms curling up, one eyes going like that, and it's like, this is a stroke. And we called 911. They came pretty quick, but he suffered some serious brain damage right here. And so he's paralyzed with left side now. But I was in a weird way, happy that I was at home when this happened because You know, how it's still out here and that should happen.
SPEAKER_00
01:43:30 - 01:43:31
Right.
SPEAKER_01
01:43:31 - 01:44:11
I'd be a hate in life. Yeah. But the fact that I'm there and able to help mom out, you know, go through it all this whole thing. Because she's got a glaucoma and she's got brittle bones, you know, she can't physically lift him up and do stuff. Right. And the fact that we were in the house and able to help. It's crazy. I didn't see the drooping of the face. I didn't see that happen. You know, that's what people say when you see a stroke you see like the drooping happens. You know, like that that fat chick and told a recall, you know, weeks. Right. Let's see. We're at explodes. Get ready for our surprise. I thought that was what it was, but, you know, he just hit the floor.
SPEAKER_03
01:44:11 - 01:44:15
So have you toured at all since that? Or have you just been small?
SPEAKER_01
01:44:15 - 01:45:38
Just places I couldn't, I didn't take on extra gigs, but I didn't cancel the ones I had. So the ones that I could drive to definitely, I was just, well, let me go, I have a brother who's there as well. So, but I definitely didn't take on anything for, you know, since Thanksgiving, that it wasn't already there. Yeah, but he's at a skilled nursing facility now. And they showed us the X, right? You know, the MRI of the brain damage that happened here, the collotted artery. He's got it. Now he keeps getting UTI infections because he has a catheter. Does it also, it doesn't just fuck with your muscles. It's the organs on that side too. So his bladder has got to relearn how to operate. So he's got a catheter, you know, and that's just opens you up for UTI infections a lot. And those, I don't know if you know they're like UTI infections when you're older, like it really devastates you because you hallucinate. So you see shit. Oh no. Yeah. And it's weird being in there and you know, he would like, uh, make sure that bears not out there or like a bear. Like he keeps hearing or think there's a bear outside the window. So yeah, that that was happening back home for that. But, um, are there bears where you live? No, not, not the skilled nursing facility. I mean, there might be some planks. Yeah. No bears. Are you allowed to say twink? I don't tell you. I don't tell you. I don't tell you. I don't tell you. I don't tell you.
SPEAKER_03
01:45:38 - 01:45:45
I don't tell you. I don't tell you. I don't tell you. I don't tell you. I don't tell you. I don't tell you. I don't tell you. I don't tell you. I don't tell you. I don't tell you. I don't tell you. I don't tell you. I don't tell you. I don't tell you. I don't tell you. I don't tell you. I don't tell you. I don't tell you. I don't tell you. I don't tell you.
SPEAKER_01
01:45:45 - 01:45:53
I don't tell you. I don't tell you. I don't tell you. I don't tell you. I don't tell you. Hope it for the best. Still going through rehab, occupational therapy, physical therapy.
SPEAKER_03
01:45:53 - 01:45:56
Do they think they'll be able to recover some function on this left side?
SPEAKER_01
01:45:56 - 01:46:02
I think, you know, they always want to get dangled a little bit of light of hope at the end of the time.
SPEAKER_03
01:46:02 - 01:46:03
Oh, Jesus.
SPEAKER_01
01:46:03 - 01:46:11
But, you know, some people recover quickly. Some people not at all. Some people three years later can recover. You need to. Yeah.
SPEAKER_03
01:46:13 - 01:46:14
Three years later.
SPEAKER_01
01:46:14 - 01:46:17
I mean, you know, so we're just still we're still doing all of it.
SPEAKER_03
01:46:17 - 01:46:19
John singled and just died from a stroke.
SPEAKER_01
01:46:19 - 01:46:20
That's right.
SPEAKER_03
01:46:20 - 01:46:34
Yeah, and he was was 51 51. Yeah, it could happen to anybody at an age Luke Perry same thing 51 stroke. That's right. Yeah, crazy. A lot of strokes are happening. Fuck, man. I wonder if those folks smoke cigarettes. Well, my dad definitely did.
SPEAKER_01
01:46:34 - 01:46:35
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
SPEAKER_03
01:46:35 - 01:46:38
They see them cigarettes contribute pretty heavily to strokes.
SPEAKER_01
01:46:38 - 01:46:50
Yeah. He's to smoke a lot when he was younger. And then quit, you know, when he was in his late 40s. Yeah. But that was a lot, you know, back then we had smoke at 12 years old or something.
SPEAKER_03
01:46:52 - 01:47:05
I don't know if singleton smoked, but I do know Luke Perry did. Yeah, and this woman that I talked to was neurologist was telling me that that's a significant factor. It raises your chances of stroke pretty significant. Yeah.
SPEAKER_01
01:47:06 - 01:47:17
So I'm back in here, but I came I'm gonna come my ideas to come out here, you know, for politics and keep doing it. Right. Yeah. Right. And then hit the store. I was there last night. Yeah, it was good seeing you, man.
SPEAKER_03
01:47:17 - 01:47:27
You too, man. That's doing the roast battle. So that's how my confidence on too. Oh, it's so mean. It is. That's not me. I don't know. No, no, you're a nice guy. But I'm like, okay.
SPEAKER_01
01:47:28 - 01:47:31
You got your shake hands. I've got the hook. I think I'm glad they hug too.
SPEAKER_03
01:47:31 - 01:47:43
Well Brian Moses the host of his awesome. Yeah, he's such a nice guy that when he does that show it seems like it's okay. Yeah, because he's so nice like and he's some funny too. Yeah, like him hosting it.
SPEAKER_01
01:47:43 - 01:47:50
It makes it seem like it's okay. And Jeff Ross being there. Yeah, sort of like let everybody know kind of what the rules are. Listen, you know.
SPEAKER_03
01:47:52 - 01:48:10
Jeff's an interesting cat, right? Like he's really created, like roasting is, yeah, it's like, it's come back. He's carved out that whole niche. It's all him. It's all him now. Yeah. But it really is. I mean, there was so little roasting going on before Jeff Ross. Yeah. The roasting was the thing of the past. It was old fire's club to do. Yeah.
SPEAKER_01
01:48:10 - 01:48:14
Yeah, it was like old Jerry Lewis Dean and that kind of stuff, you know. It's kind of amazing.
SPEAKER_03
01:48:14 - 01:48:19
Those are good to be amazing. Yeah, they were great. I like those. Those guys are so mean to each other.
SPEAKER_01
01:48:19 - 01:48:20
They were all friends.
SPEAKER_03
01:48:20 - 01:48:29
And they were laughing. Yeah. While it's happening. That's also the difference to it's like those rose. They weren't that many of them. And they were friends. Like legitimately friends.
SPEAKER_01
01:48:30 - 01:48:46
That's the thing. Yeah. They already were friends. Yeah, a lot of these roasts now. I was like, who am I doing? Right. Who? Right. And I'm going to come out swinging. Yep. Mean. Yeah. Mean. I mean, I'm like, I'm like, I feel like I get to know you before I really bust your balls. Otherwise I'm just being a dick.
SPEAKER_03
01:48:46 - 01:48:50
Exactly. But it's just being a dick. A lot of times. But it's really clever.
SPEAKER_01
01:48:50 - 01:48:53
Yeah. It is. Being a dick. I enjoy it everywhere. I'm a far. Yeah, though.
SPEAKER_03
01:48:53 - 01:48:57
Yes, me too. I think it's a great showcase for joke writing.
SPEAKER_01
01:48:57 - 01:49:36
100% yeah, yeah, really good for that. The best ones, although this the quickest right to the joke brutal, you know, the guys this got last night had pulled out a laptop and was trying to do some voice created like, you know, Steven Hawking voice or something. And I'm like, this is thick and too long. It's not working. Like just the next guy had like, it was like four words, Pat Pat Pam. You know, that's a skill I wish I had. See, I'm like, I get up there. I'm a goofball. I tell stories. I'm animated. I move around. I bet I envy those guys who can go. But I mean, but I boom.
SPEAKER_03
01:49:37 - 01:49:53
I wish I had that skill. You could develop that skill, but you've got better at it over the years. But you have a style. You have your own John Reap style. And people like your style. That's true. They would be mad. Like, hey man, why are you doing that? What's the bottom of them, but I'm anxious. Yeah.
SPEAKER_01
01:49:53 - 01:49:57
I like the guy who tells the great stories. Is he doing an impression of a comedian?
SPEAKER_03
01:49:59 - 01:50:09
Yeah, do you remember when you first started out there was like a way you thought you had to be? Yeah, you know, did you do anything like cringey that you look back on now and you go what was I?
SPEAKER_01
01:50:09 - 01:51:09
Yeah back then yeah, I made I used to come out like I used to dance a lot. I was the Hickory Dance Machine It could be dance machine. I would come out dancing. Really? And the crowd's like, okay, there are a lot of currencies here. What kind of music? What are those popular? You know, something from jot jams volume too. You know, snap, I got the power. Oh, I got the power. Yeah, it's getting, it's getting kind of active. Really. So I come out dance and I made up stupid little, I do a shovel dance or rake dance and mop dance. And then I would stop and do comedy. And then I would get bored with myself. And then I dance again in the middle. This was what I was featuring. And then I would dance again at the Hickward Dance machine. My favorite one though. This was, I'm actually proud of this dance. It was any guy washing women's laundry in the 1800s dance. It's very specific. A guy won't look at you.
SPEAKER_02
01:51:09 - 01:51:11
Oh, it's turned it off. Oh, look at you.
SPEAKER_01
01:51:11 - 01:52:39
That's it. So he smells it. Oh, that's before the beard. Look at those chins. Look at that baby face. Yeah. How will you back then? Oh, this was a week ago, I think. It's like, people are trying to go. It's like, oh, Russia. That's the theater in, uh, right outside of Hickory, in place in the long nowhere. I don't like 700 people. Wow. Yeah. Yeah, out of shape right there. Where did you first start doing stand up? Enrolley North Carolina. Charlie Good night. That's a great spot. It's one of the people love it. It's like one of the best clubs on these coastways. Yeah. It is. Yeah. Didn't somebody buy that place? Yeah. Well, Brad, it was Tommy Williams forever. then he's told it to Brad Raider, Brad Raider sold it to the guys at own Helium, so that, you know, Philadelphia and Portland, that club chain. So now they own it. It's just called Goodmines now. It took the Charlie off of it, so it's still a great club. I don't know. Charlie good I was some cowboy. I think maybe they didn't like that. It's a cowboy. I'm a Charlie's great. But you play there before? Yeah, a bunch of times. It's hard not to do great in that club. And it's also kind of, you know, ruin you in a weird way if you start out in a club where everyone kills all the time. Because you're thinking, okay, I've got this. It's been a week. I've nailed it. Come on, we're old. What do I got? And then you go to some other little shitty one night or it's like, no. No, you can't dance there.
SPEAKER_03
01:52:39 - 01:52:47
That's interesting. Like, what do you think made it so good? Was it the dimensions of the room? Was it the crowd? Yeah. Because of the town. I think the town's cool.
SPEAKER_01
01:52:48 - 01:53:45
Yeah, town's great. It's a college town. Yeah. It's also the capital. Yeah. So you get a mix of like, you know, your politicians, your college professors, your students, and right outside of it's the rest of the world. So it's a mix of everything. And it's really close to campus too. So I don't know. I think it's They were just at that club. It was good at what they did. You know, like, you got to one night or it's a bar. I remember the first time I did a gig outside of a comedy club, it was just a bar. It was a pool hall that had a comedy night. And I went there a Wednesday. And it mean this. So I got walk in with the comedians in there. We were like, oh, yeah. So we're here for the show. The comedians are like, oh, shit. That's not, huh? Fuck. All right, uh, trying to go get that amplifier. So it's like there's a mug of you kidding me. And then you have to tell people to stop playing pool so you can tell your jokes. They're out of way people hate you.
SPEAKER_03
01:53:45 - 01:53:49
Oh, and I'll give people a stop playing pool. We'll go back to good nights. Oh, wow.
SPEAKER_01
01:53:49 - 01:53:50
Yeah.
SPEAKER_03
01:53:50 - 01:53:52
That was your first venture.
SPEAKER_01
01:53:52 - 01:53:55
First one outside of a club was like a one nighter pool hall. Wow.
SPEAKER_03
01:53:55 - 01:53:58
Yeah. That's a rough first one nighter.
SPEAKER_01
01:53:58 - 01:54:04
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It luckily, you know, I always had to do like 10 minutes. But that 10 minutes seemed like an hour.
SPEAKER_03
01:54:04 - 01:54:30
Charlie Goodnight's also was a club that had been around for so long. It's such a history. Yeah. There's so many comics is kind of rude to everybody came through there yeah everybody I know everybody so like the people that lived in that town they were used to good comedy that's right they got great comedy every week yeah and yeah and the 80s was the heyday you know what else is like that zanies and Nashville that's my favorite comedy fuck Great spot, man.
SPEAKER_01
01:54:30 - 01:54:41
It's my favorite one. So fucking great signies. God. It places the shit. Yep. I've been going there for years. There's a lot of picture in those walls. Probably.
SPEAKER_03
01:54:41 - 01:54:42
Yeah, there is.
SPEAKER_01
01:54:42 - 01:55:51
There's eight by tens of comics and many of them are there's a guy named Brian Kiley. I know Brian Kiley. This is a different one. Oh, I know the one you're thinking of. The guy from Boston. Yeah, this is a different one. same name. But he started in Nashville. It's a big, big guy, right? Probably like five, six hundred pounds. You know, he's a polite guy. He said, hey, I love to open for you and you know, do the road and all that stuff. I said, sure, just show up at these gigs and you want to go up, I'll let you out, I don't care. And so it got to be a thing, you know, he did a gig for me and right outside my hometown. And then that night, he goes, well, I'm just going to drive back to Raleigh tonight. which is like a three hour drive and he died on the way there. Some drunk driver hit him and he flipped his car and he didn't have a seatbelt on because he didn't have the extender. He couldn't physically pull it on. And so I don't matter how big you are. If you're flipping that car, you're going out the window and so it killed him and his headshot hangs right there above that door. And so that's one of many people on that wall that there's no longer with us. A lot of comedians die.
SPEAKER_03
01:55:51 - 01:55:59
Yeah. But that when did you think that Zainis was started? I want to say in the 70s.
SPEAKER_01
01:55:59 - 01:56:24
Probably. There it is. I think they started Chicago. Yes, zany shikago does a real that's the shikago one right that looks like yeah, that's not Yeah, that's not Yeah, that's a weird angry. That's a little slow that when you that one's not as great to me because it's long and boxing and the further you get back to the bar area the more chances you have to lose them back there
SPEAKER_03
01:56:24 - 01:56:30
Yeah, but it's only 150. Yeah, yeah, that's right. Shit. But it's, I see one of Nashville's perfect.
SPEAKER_01
01:56:30 - 01:56:38
You get the flanks. It's, it's, it's a balcony right there at the top. Shout out to the Dorfons. And everybody just has a good time at Zannies.
SPEAKER_03
01:56:38 - 01:56:39
It's a great club.
SPEAKER_01
01:56:39 - 01:56:43
Yeah. Favorite one. And then the second favorite would be, uh, Denver.
SPEAKER_03
01:56:43 - 01:56:50
I was bummed out when they lost the punchline in Atlanta. That was another one. They lost that one to parking issue. Is that what it was?
SPEAKER_01
01:56:50 - 01:57:18
Yeah. Now when it was a nut, it shaped like a barn, perfect. Yep. They had a small balcony, but they just packed people on top of each other. Yeah. So you didn't have room to be, you know, uh, on your phone or talking. It was like, you're right on top of the people. You had to walk through the crowd to get to the, to the stage, because you hung out that one weird green room the whole time. Yeah. Well, there's no bathroom.
SPEAKER_03
01:57:18 - 01:57:19
That one weird green room.
SPEAKER_01
01:57:19 - 01:57:20
Yeah. I like the spot.
SPEAKER_03
01:57:21 - 01:57:25
And then had that sign on the back wall that said quit trying to be Hicks. Yeah. Yeah.
SPEAKER_01
01:57:25 - 01:57:29
Yeah. And there's also that's a writing on the wall. Which is weird Atlanta cuz we're all kind of Hicks.
SPEAKER_03
01:57:35 - 01:57:39
Remember, there was an upstairs area too where you could look down. It was small.
SPEAKER_01
01:57:39 - 01:59:46
It was small. The DJ was up there. That's where their office was. It's like the heckle. Maybe like five people could sit up there. I did a good practical joke at that place one time. There's this comedian named James Siddly. Great guy. Very funny, southern dude. We were sharing a condo somewhere. I think a mortal beach. As a joke, I thought it'd be funny when he's leaving to put a condom wrapper in his bag. And I go, ha ha! Not telling. Are you so fast? So I do that, right? Did this happen to you? No, no, okay. No, but he goes away. I don't see him for a year to maybe three. He's divorced now. Well, the first thing he did, this was Atlanta punchline. He walked up to his like, you motherfucker. You know what you did to me? He only got me divorced. Like it was this long thing. I was like, dude, I am so sorry. I was stupid. It was this dumb. I already had it. I wasn't even planned out. It was sitting right there. I just do it in there. Ha ha, maybe he'll find it when as he's packing to go home. I didn't, I didn't think he was that, you know, right? So I felt really bad about it because I'm gonna get you back. and I'm like okay and that stupid green room they have in that corner at the punch line right where you're sitting in there there's no access to a bathroom or if you if you just poke your head out everybody can see you like what's up who's in there what's going on right so I'm sitting in there he goes alright here's what I'm gonna do When you go on stage, because he was opening for me, I'm gonna put mustard all over the door knobs in here, okay? And you're gonna be in such a hurry to get out of there and go back to your stupid merch table, that you're not even gonna remember that I told you there's mustard all over this, or knob, and you're just gonna grab mustard all your head. It wasn't as good as making it to him with a condom, obviously, but he was right, like I got on stage. He told you he was gonna do it. He told me he was going to do it. I said, cats have the baggins, not gonna happen. And of course, I grabbed it right away. I was like, okay, are you still close with him? Yeah. Well, not, I mean, as close as I can be, but we're good. We're fine. Did you have to talk to his wife? No. He's got a new wife now. No, not because of me.
SPEAKER_03
01:59:46 - 01:59:49
One of it was. It was the first step, maybe so.
SPEAKER_01
01:59:49 - 01:59:59
It's been the first nail. That's right. And you're welcome new wife. The glass is half full. That's right. Okay. So it's not down to everybody. Yeah, you're welcome new wife. Yeah. Yeah.
SPEAKER_03
01:59:59 - 02:00:01
Yeah, I was like, God's plan. That's right.
SPEAKER_01
02:00:02 - 02:00:11
Hey, where are we? I was like God. Come on man. A lot of ways. What if God was one of us? He is. It's me. Isn't that a song? Yes, it is. Who sang that song? Well, it is.
SPEAKER_03
02:00:11 - 02:00:16
Jane Osborne, I think. Yeah. You know what's really funny? Am I right? Yeah. John John Osborne.
SPEAKER_01
02:00:16 - 02:00:18
John Osborne. Pretty close. Pretty close. Pretty close.
SPEAKER_03
02:00:18 - 02:00:21
You're not impressed with the speed of that. That's very quick. Thank you. DJ.
SPEAKER_01
02:00:21 - 02:00:25
Come on, ladies. John James.
SPEAKER_03
02:00:25 - 02:00:28
Yeah, whatever happened to that lady. That was a good song.
SPEAKER_01
02:00:28 - 02:00:32
Yeah, she had her nose pierced. He had a beautiful curly hair.
SPEAKER_03
02:00:32 - 02:00:46
She just said, listen, this is not for me. I'd rather be in a hippie calm you and somewhere doing yoga every day. Oh, I wonder where she maybe she is doing that probably. What is she still out there? Still hot out there still making it every day I'm hustling. Two, two, two, two, two, two, two, two, two, two, two, two, two, two, two, two, two, one.
SPEAKER_01
02:00:46 - 02:01:11
When I go to the, that's on my playlist of working out, I get on the treadmill every day I'm hustling. Yeah. That one gets me going. Any, I swear I got a dice. I can't wait, I'm started it though. Like when I saw Cat Williams do his bit. I'm out like you could have any stupid job. But if you hear that song, you do the best you can at it. Right. It was a great bit. Yeah. And I'm like the way. And that's where the first time I heard this song. I like that. Yeah, I'm canceling up here on the treadmill.
SPEAKER_03
02:01:11 - 02:01:16
Cat Williams has some all-time great bits. Yeah, especially early stuff all that pimp chronicle stuff.
SPEAKER_01
02:01:16 - 02:01:19
He's a murderer man. Yeah, shit's not murdering.
SPEAKER_03
02:01:19 - 02:01:34
Yeah, so he was coming up like white when he was starting to blow up his stuff was so good. Yeah, who's so good? So the way that he talks, I did do, and it was really fun. Fun shit. Great comic.
SPEAKER_01
02:01:34 - 02:02:01
So there's Rick Ross on my playlist, and then I also do a soundtrack from Flash Gordon Queen, you know. You're the best, no, that's a karate kid, but that one you sound jacked. That was on there too. You're the best around that one. Yeah, rocky, obviously. I'll go with movies that kind of inspired me when I was a kid and get that soundtrack. And then I get on that elliptical machine. And now I'm doing the elliptical, you know, for the universe, like Flash Gordon, you're letting mother fuckers know.
SPEAKER_03
02:02:01 - 02:02:44
I'm saving the planet. I've ever watched the old Flash Gordon from the 1950s. No. That was the first one I saw was the cheap shitty one in the 80s I was on a plane not really recently I guess more like a couple of years ago and they had one of those video catalogs you could just watch stuff yeah, I think it was an international flight yeah and it had old TV shows and it had flash court and I watched a bunch of episodes of flash court while it was weird it's weird to watch Yeah. It's weird to watch what people thought like space was going to be like in aliens. It's so strange. Yeah. I mean, I think Flash Gordon was probably from the 50s. Right. It was a comic book, was it? Yes. Yeah. So originally a comic book.
SPEAKER_00
02:02:44 - 02:02:51
See, we can get pull up video of they need to remake that photo to the greener when the punch line I was looking for that Hicks line.
SPEAKER_01
02:02:51 - 02:03:06
Oh, we've showed that before. I wish they would remake Flash Gordon and make it a comedy, but keep the soundtrack because it's queen. Well, he minors these huge queens huge right now. Keep the exact same soundtrack. Make Flash Gordon a comedy, Jack Black.
SPEAKER_03
02:03:06 - 02:03:15
What do you think of the Flash Gordon the movie? Yeah, the movie. I'm sorry. There's the original Flash Gordon. with me and the merciless.
SPEAKER_01
02:03:15 - 02:03:16
May the merciless. May the merciless.
SPEAKER_03
02:03:16 - 02:03:27
Clyde just I'm bull. Look at him. How weird does he look? Look at Flash. That's what they thought. People are going to be wearing weird necktowers in the future about buckles. Right.
SPEAKER_01
02:03:27 - 02:03:32
Like it's such a strange look, man. It's just a lightning bolt on your chest. Pull up. Look at that. Look at that. Look at that.
SPEAKER_03
02:03:32 - 02:04:04
So we can watch a video because it's so weird to watch. Because it looks like what years did it say 56? I can see 455. May the merciless. So this is where he like it's so shitty like the special effects were so this is not even the movie. This is the I know but I mean I'm saying the claim jumpers Steve Holland as flash Gordon Irene Champlain Dale Harden look at she's hot. She's hot in a real way. Yeah, there was no fake in it back then
SPEAKER_01
02:04:05 - 02:04:13
Doctors are so yeah same care. I've not seen this though, so this was a whole TV show. Yeah how many episodes do you think they made?
SPEAKER_03
02:04:13 - 02:04:16
I bet they made 50 or something.
SPEAKER_01
02:04:16 - 02:04:21
Yeah, look at that. She's hot. Look at that shirt. She is hot. That's like a drill. Yeah, no.
SPEAKER_03
02:04:23 - 02:04:31
She's all in a good drill. Women back then all had flat butts, unless they did gymnastic. That's right, unless you're some freak of nature accident.
SPEAKER_01
02:04:31 - 02:04:38
Uh-huh. And that, you know, some sort of weird guilt of stupid look at it. That's a jackhammer.
SPEAKER_03
02:04:38 - 02:04:47
You know what that is? That's what it looks like right there. What is that? This thing. This I do. It's for massage. Oh, shit. I don't think it will hurt.
SPEAKER_01
02:04:55 - 02:04:55
May I?
SPEAKER_03
02:04:55 - 02:04:57
Yes.
SPEAKER_01
02:04:57 - 02:04:57
I know.
SPEAKER_03
02:04:57 - 02:05:26
I probably shouldn't do it right in front of the owner. Michael's phone like I did. Yeah. It's great. It doesn't hurt. Yeah. True good for lucid and up muscles. Yeah. That's what they had. Good Lord. Yeah, that's their weapon. It's a punch in the face real fast. It's always weird seeing what what people thought the future was going to be like once the future had hit. Yeah. Because if you think of that movie Alien, Like, didn't we figure that out? It was like 2015 or something like that? They thought the first one was in 2000. Oh, yeah.
SPEAKER_01
02:05:26 - 02:05:54
Yeah, like the future was 20. Yeah. Yeah. It was something along. Yeah. It was weird now. Like it back to the future. It's classic, you know, their future was What was the future? Because it happened in 1985 and they went to and the second when they went to the future. But it was like 2000. It wasn't that hard. No, it was like 2015 or something. Right. Yeah. Something like that. Where BFF was the billionaire now? Yeah. Because he took that stupid sports arm and I can bet on a bunch of shit.
SPEAKER_03
02:05:54 - 02:06:13
I watched that a couple of years ago at a movie theater in Boseman, Montana with my family. They had like a back to the future night where they were playing it. It's a play with the old classic movie. It's fucking great. That won't show up. It's so good. It's especially cool to see an old movie in a movie theater. I can know they do though sometimes it's certain movie theaters will have like those screen and old movie. Yeah.
SPEAKER_01
02:06:13 - 02:06:29
It's fucking way to the Hollywood Bowl and watched back to the future with, and then had orchestra playing live. The soundtrack, you know, during the movie as it's happening and you kind of forget that that's, that shit's happening right now.
SPEAKER_03
02:06:29 - 02:06:34
Yeah, we do that every year. We go to see the nightmare before Christmas. Oh, yeah. They do that. Yeah. Bowl.
SPEAKER_01
02:06:34 - 02:06:36
Yeah, that's great. You ever go to the cemetery and watch a movie?
SPEAKER_03
02:06:36 - 02:06:54
No, whatever. I did a show there once though. He did. Yeah, Duncan Trustle used to host a show. Yeah. Yeah, Duncan. Yeah, love him. So where outside? No, inside. There's like an inside place where you just stand up. Okay. It was real weird. Yeah, we did stand up. At the center. These concerts there and shit. Yeah.
SPEAKER_01
02:06:54 - 02:07:02
Yeah. Well, they had that one gigantic white wall that just project movies. Everyone sits on the lawn. It's like 5,000 people. Oh, where is that? I watched Purple Rain Senator.
SPEAKER_03
02:07:02 - 02:07:07
Look at that. I want to scream. Yeah, super weird. Scream the alarm movie.
SPEAKER_01
02:07:07 - 02:08:06
Oh, that's big in the cemetery. That's actually a great moon. But they, yes, to this be a day, you know, I was there watching a purple rain and Dave Chappelle was there. They come out. There's a DJ. They do stuff before and after the movie. And we'll address this up like characters from the film. Wow. Yeah. It's awesome. Have you seen purple rain the movie lately? No. It's great. Is it? No. Yes, I know. Yes. And the acting is so bad. I mean, great sarcasticly. Oh, that prayer. It's a, it's so funny. When he, there's this one, when he first makes his full face on film, right, in the movie, it takes a minute. There's this one scene where it was that Apologna is walking off and he's mad and he's just like whips around real fast. And his hair comes and does that. And then everybody in that, in the cemetery, it was watching this in front of like 5,000 people. Every girl's like, whew. Look at him. Hello, this guy was four-foot one.
SPEAKER_03
02:08:06 - 02:08:12
Oh, man. But it was 80 pounds. Kind of changed music. Yeah. I was a huge fan.
SPEAKER_01
02:08:12 - 02:08:20
Yeah. I was just all this one in the theater. It came out. It was the first time that like I French kids to girl and touch a booby was in this movie.
SPEAKER_03
02:08:20 - 02:08:22
Well, it's also like, oh, and there's a lot of white men.
SPEAKER_01
02:08:22 - 02:08:23
Yeah.
SPEAKER_03
02:08:23 - 02:08:28
He had turned this movie. Yeah. There was a lot. Yeah, didn't he hits her in the movie?
SPEAKER_01
02:08:28 - 02:08:42
Yeah. And he's like, oh, I want to be like my dad, but he actually hits her. Yeah. And he says he says the F word as well. Yeah. Yeah. Not wow. Yeah. That's right. I'm afraid to say anything. Don't do it. I don't do it.
SPEAKER_03
02:08:42 - 02:08:43
Now you know about dead name.
SPEAKER_01
02:08:43 - 02:08:49
I've got something to put in my head. Yeah. I was free dead name. No, I'm really good dead names.
SPEAKER_03
02:08:49 - 02:08:52
You can get kicked off into it or for life, bitch. For life.
SPEAKER_01
02:08:52 - 02:09:09
I'm barely even on Twitter. Really? Yeah. Well, I'm on there, but I don't know Facebook seems to be where my people are. Really? Yeah. What people are those? Red Nicks from Victory. Is that more of a... I don't know. Well, I had nothing wrong with my space. I was okay with my space. You're on my space.
SPEAKER_03
02:09:09 - 02:09:12
Hey, go back to AOL, man. You've got a mail.
SPEAKER_01
02:09:13 - 02:09:24
Hey guys, it's like this you've got mayo. That's perfect. That's perfect. Yes, dude. I'm gonna wrap this up. There was one before my space, too. There was the one big friendster.
SPEAKER_00
02:09:24 - 02:09:27
Friendster. Yeah, a couple other ones.
SPEAKER_01
02:09:27 - 02:09:29
There was my space then face.
SPEAKER_03
02:09:29 - 02:09:32
What do things gonna be the next thing?
SPEAKER_02
02:09:32 - 02:09:33
TikTok.
SPEAKER_03
02:09:33 - 02:09:36
Is that a new thing? Is that a new thing? That's like music videos.
SPEAKER_02
02:09:36 - 02:09:36
Yeah.
SPEAKER_03
02:09:36 - 02:09:39
Yeah, that's not gonna work. It'll work with little kids.
SPEAKER_01
02:09:39 - 02:09:42
I'm really annoyed with the commercials for it.
SPEAKER_03
02:09:42 - 02:09:43
Eventually people give up.
SPEAKER_01
02:09:43 - 02:09:52
Yeah. Well, the next thing I'll be something in your brain would be a chip. Yes. That's going to happen. Yeah. The eye cloud, everyone's just hanging out with each other.
SPEAKER_03
02:09:52 - 02:10:09
Yeah, some virtual world when you're in an avatar. Right. And you get to be a perfect person out there. Yep. Yeah. That's going to happen. I'll try it out. What the world we live in is very strange, John Reep. It certainly is, and I'm glad you're around to provide comedic entertainment serve. It likewise, my friend. Thank you. Where are you going to be next week?
SPEAKER_01
02:10:09 - 02:10:32
People come see you. Oh, good question. Next I am going to Dayton, Ohio. Perry's Burke Ohio also a funny bone and then it's all on john rape dot com after that john rape dot com j-o-j-o-j-o-j-o-j-o-j-o-j-o-j-o-j-o-j-o-j-o-j-o-j-o-j-o-j-o-j-o-j-o-j-o-j-o-j-o-j-o-j-o-j-o-j-o-j-o-j-o-j-o-j-o-j-o-j-o-j-o-j-o-j-o-j-o-j-o-j-o-j-o-j-o-j-o-j-o-j-o-j-o-j-o-j-o-j-o-j-o-j-o-j-o-j-o-j-o-
SPEAKER_03
02:10:48 - 02:11:37
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