Transcript for #513 - Joey "CoCo" Diaz
SPEAKER_02
00:04 - 00:19
the Joe Rogan experience. Boom, Sherlock, lock, boom. Joe, we motherfucking deans. What's up, my brother? You're violating state law. You're going to electronic cigarette in the house. What am I going to do?
SPEAKER_01
00:19 - 00:43
I have a question for you by the while we're on it because I always have questions for you. I forget to talk to you. about a month ago, somebody posted the mushrooms, the quadriceps, the quadriceps, the quadriceps there and the shroom tack and they had like what this mushroom looks like in 10 years and how it got fungi and this is what it does to inside your system. That's all bullshit. It does inside your system. Like inside your body, what it does and this shit.
SPEAKER_02
00:43 - 01:03
Like there's a lot of mushrooms people eat on a daily basis. Like fungus has a normal part of people's diets. When you eat But if you talk to mushrooms, you're eating a fungus. You're eating something. It's a fungus. You know, your whole body's filled with little growing organisms. But no, quarter steps of mushrooms, not going to grow inside your body and like make roots. Great fucking plants.
SPEAKER_01
01:03 - 01:07
Come on, you know, it's on Facebook. They showed like a new eat quarter set mushrooms. It was at least.
SPEAKER_02
01:07 - 01:17
Was there a bunch of different kinds of quarter steps of mushrooms too? There's two different types in shrimp tech sport, two different types of course up to mushrooms.
SPEAKER_01
01:17 - 01:27
Now when you do the shrimp tech sport, it's not that you get hyped. I don't get hyped. No, I just feel that the end. Like when I'm like, I look at the clock and I go usually, I leave at this time. I got one more.
SPEAKER_02
01:28 - 02:26
Yeah, you get an extra round or two. I got more and more. Yeah, no both of me. You know what it came from? It came from these high altitude herders. They were like moving cattle around and they found out when these animals would eat these certain mushrooms. They'd be noticeably more lively. So they realize like it's probably something to do with oxygen production. This is like I guess if you go to certain places in the world it makes sense that there's certain foods that would be good that grow in that to help you deal with certain aspects of the environment that's challenging you know like high altitude. You know what's like, let's go to Denver. It's fucking, you go up the flight of stairs and you're like, whoa, that's what I like. Whenever they have a UFC card in Denver, I'm always like, all right. Here we go. They had Ben Rothwell and Mark Hunt. Two dudes not exactly known to be triathletes. Go to fight in Denver. And it was a crazy fight man. It was just a ridiculous crazy fight where both guys almost died. They almost had heart attacks. You're fighting a 5,500 feet above sea level. You wait 265 fucking pounds.
SPEAKER_01
02:29 - 02:34
How much do you have to how long before? It says six weeks to acclimate. That's what they said.
SPEAKER_02
02:34 - 03:04
I don't think so. I talked to a guy who lived there who was a triathlete and he told me that he moved there for his training. Like a lot of those endurance athletes moved there. He was in Boulder and he told me it takes three years. three full years before your body is like like right the right how you are right now if you're in Burbank boom right now Joey Diaz you would have to get to be this level of comfort with your breeding environment and with the the oxygen level in the air who take your approximately three years to get a hundred percent but you get pretty close within the first five.
SPEAKER_01
03:04 - 03:08
When those fiveers go to Denver, how long? They go two weeks, maybe.
SPEAKER_02
03:08 - 03:47
There's a lot of debate on that. What they're thinking now is that what you should do is not train at altitude. What they think now is that you should train at sea level, but then sleep at altitude. So if that's the case, you don't have to go anywhere. Like BJ Penn had one of those tents that he would set up in his house. And when he would go to bed at night, he would sleep in this oxygen tent. And it was like, it's simulated being at high altitude. So that's what God's are using now. They're using these tents. It was funny because BJ set it up and it was really funny as you set it up because he goes, when I got to sleep in a tent, someone's getting their ass kicked. He's setting up this fucking plastic tent in his liver room.
SPEAKER_01
03:47 - 03:56
You know, it's a wild. I was just in Utah. I'm short-lake city, and that also has an out elevation. Yeah. You don't remember. You just go out and do something.
SPEAKER_02
03:56 - 04:00
There's BJ sleeping in the tent. But I get upset Joey can see it. Is that that coming?
SPEAKER_00
04:00 - 04:06
I got it. Anthony Gonzalez. Who was he? I don't know. He's just talking football player.
SPEAKER_02
04:06 - 04:10
Oh, yeah. A lot of guys do this now. They sleep and he's fucking tense.
SPEAKER_01
04:10 - 04:21
I know when they play football on them, but that's murder. When people come and visit, they got a flight on Monday and they get to practice the whole week. The NFL does. You know, I'm good at just do because you got to do something just to acclimate.
SPEAKER_02
04:21 - 04:36
You got to ramp up for that shit. You should you should ramp up your training in your cardio beforehand. Anyway, just to deal with the fact that you're going to, like, just some guys don't have to do anything. They're just in such good shape. They get up to Denver. They deal with it a little bit. They feel a little bit, but they're in such good shape. They can just push forward.
SPEAKER_01
04:36 - 05:23
And that's amazing when you walk around the city of Boulder, per se. And you walk around, you're there for six weeks and you get acclimated, everything or whatever they say. And you start getting used to it. And then you go skiing. And that's what you really find because there's a level on the mountains that it's just brutal. It's just fucking brutal. Telling 11,000 feet. Yeah. And here's the fucking crazy thing. A lot of people decide to eat up there. And that's when you're in trouble. Really? Your body can't handle that. Your body can't handle. No shit. A little while I put up there. I'm talking up there. 11,000. You could ski down it. That's fine. We ski and then we get to the bottom and we go up and you get your momentum and you just ski and you get it's when people stop up there and they hang out for an hour and a. They get out the tooth sickness, high altitude sickness, high altitude sickness, it's a motherfucker. It's like being seasick. Really? It's like being seasick.
SPEAKER_02
05:23 - 05:51
You just want to lay down. It makes sense, man. Yeah. Because living at 8,500 feet, like when you go up a flight of stairs, like any time you go up a flight of stairs, you gotta go. Like, I've never, I never go up a flight of stairs and take a big deep breath, but in Boulder, you take a big deep breath. And you can imagine that, like, if you go higher than that, go like 11,000, like 8,000 to 5,000 is a big difference. So I've got to imagine 11 is like some next level of shit.
SPEAKER_01
05:51 - 06:39
And it's crazy. When you're up there for a while, you tie it. Like, you don't have to do anything. Just talk to people up there. It just puts your body through something. Because the first time I moved to Colorado, I didn't go to Boulder. I went to Aspen. And all I felt like doing was sleeping. And I was 18. I only was sleeping now at 50. Right. 18. I didn't fucking sleep. We slept. And man, for like three weeks all I could do is fucking sleep. I couldn't take a normal. Wow. It was just that heavy. I passed out of this smoking pot the first time. I think a big old bomb hit next to you in the pick of me up off the fucking floor. First day of last one of the Sunday more afternoon. I went to some people's house over. It was Galena Street that had an apartment. I went up there by the fire. I'm gonna do a bomb. Yeah, I'm a tough guy. Boom! Bam! Bump the head, ice cubes in your head.
SPEAKER_02
06:42 - 07:48
We had to catch a fear factor executive in New York. We had a catcher because she passed out on a street. Step outside of a bar. This is after September 11th. It was the coolest time to be in New York, man. Everybody was so goddamn friendly. It was like less than a year since the attacks were filming. Maybe a year. I don't know. I want to say it's 2002 somewhere. And so we're standing outside this bar and I go, who wants some of this? Come on, Pussies. Who wants some of this? I pull out a joint. And they got crazy. They got a car. It will do it. We'll do it with you. I'm like, oh my goodness. You guys are fucked. Like they don't have any idea. Like non-smokers have no I mean they might have smoked weed a little bit in college. You don't know what the fuck you're getting into. You have no idea how crazy this weed is. Oh my goodness. So she took one hit and she's standing there and then you see her eyes like slowly start to roll back and I see her body give in and we just rushed in and Carter were like whoa. And then we call the ambulance. No you did. Yeah, yeah, didn't know what was going on. She had had a few health issues too, so we're a little worried like something might be going on other than the weed, you know, so we called her. Call the ambulance for her. But it's weird watching someone black out from weed.
SPEAKER_00
07:49 - 08:10
You know, I told that story about that one person in college that she took one hit of a joint or a bong or whatever it was. She stood up and just started running as fast as she could into the bathroom and trips over the bathtub and smashes her head into the wall and she had no idea why. She just said she said her body just took over and she didn't know what she blacked out and she just started running.
SPEAKER_02
08:10 - 08:34
That should be the commercial. We. Not for everybody. Not anymore. Nothing's for everybody. Not anymore. Nothing's for everybody, including, you know, fucking cats. I know ladies are allergic to chickens. She's like, I love chickens, but I'm allergic to them. What the fuck are you talking about? You're allergic to chickens? How you allergic to chickens? How does that even happen? Can't even pick up a chicken?
SPEAKER_01
08:36 - 08:42
She always said kid I was allergic to dogs like a motherfucker. I mean really doctor. I had to go to a doctor if I had contact with a dog.
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08:42 - 08:43
But you know like that now
SPEAKER_01
08:43 - 09:32
Over the years I just kept playing with him. I couldn't live like that. I couldn't live like that no more. That's when she was a horrible way to live. If I went to somebody's house, it's a child and they had a colleague or something. When you get something at a collie, I could fucking touch this collie. You're a kid and something got a collie. That's it. That's last even motherfucker. You know, that's as good as it gets. And my god mother had a collie in my mom and go, you can't go in the house. I got a fucking go in the house. I got to see him. They called him last year. I would hug him in an hour later, my eyes would be like fucking, I got punched in the face, bolted him and they'd make me wash my hands after an hour they'd go to the hospital, he'd put some whatever in the eye and they'd tell me that the fuck with the dogs, that's eight times. I said, bro, dogs are my fucking thorn in my side when I was a kid from getting bit, I got bit in the face, I got bit in the leg, I got, I kept getting bit.
SPEAKER_02
09:33 - 09:38
Stolen pincers kept biting me, German shell pincers bite kids because kids have grabbed their faces.
SPEAKER_01
09:38 - 10:13
No, I never harassed them in my fear. I had such a fear with them. And then one time on like Spanish Harlem, a guy used to walk past me every day in the summer, and he had two dogs, and he would say, don't say a lot of my dogs. You know, don't talk to my dogs. Because I was trying to work over the fear. I knew that somebody said, you gotta play with him. He's not gonna keep biting you. And probably after a summer one day I didn't say hello to the dogs. Like the dogs were both buying the female came back and bit me in the fucking leg. You should say hello. So this is not time. Like I haven't been a scared of dogs. I don't know.
SPEAKER_02
10:13 - 10:23
Well there's some people that have bad dogs though. There's some people that just have bad dogs. They didn't take care of their dog. They raise a shitty dog and the dog's dangerous. That's the fact.
SPEAKER_01
10:23 - 10:33
Listen man, dogs just, you know, they don't know. Yeah. You can't. Every day we hear about a dog attack, a sum shit. You don't fucking.
SPEAKER_02
10:33 - 11:35
Well, that's weird. We're living with animals. We're got this weird animal that we allow to live with us. And, you know, it protects you, which means what protects you means it protects you from other people. I mean, one of the last time you heard about a dog protecting someone from an animal. It's pretty rare, right? They're protecting you from other people. And so you got a dog that's trained to bite people, which is very strange. animals that you have around you that are essentially like trained weapons trained go after people like people have those attack shepherds remember when George foreman when George foreman fought Muhammad Ali he brought his German shepherd to Zion and it was this big deal because the black people that lived there the actual Africans that lived there fucking hated German shepherds because German members of the dogs of the cops at cops at. So they saw George Foreman as like the enemy. And Muhammad Ali played on that like a motherfucker. He played on that like a motherfucker and realized that George had fucked up by bringing this German shepherd with him to Africa. And that's where the Ali boom by yay. A lot of that had to do with George.
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11:35 - 11:36
Now who's the Ali fight in Africa?
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11:37 - 11:40
Just him. Yeah, the Philippines. He fought Joe Frazier.
SPEAKER_01
11:40 - 13:06
Yeah. Yeah. The thriller Manila. Yep. The thriller Manila. That's the place where he pointed the gun on him from the bottom. Joe's phrase was on his balcony and shit getting sudden. My mom all he said, Joe, crazy. At the point of like I started this pistol at him. Did he really? Yeah, it's crazy. You know, my mom I was crazy in a funny way. You know what I'm saying? Like he was crazy in a funny way. What was I year was we know that video I showed you James Brown the first time I came in your pocket. That's where the video was taken because it was George for me. It gets my mom and I'll eat. Don King said, wait a second, I ain't stealing enough. on this fight. I'm as we'll get a musical performance. Get a bunch of motherfuckers out here, steal from them too. And I just rob a bunch of black people all at once, right? Right? So he robbed. He got the spinners. He got, uh, he got James Brown. He got all these black bands to go to fucking Zayir and perform as a music festival, Celia Cruz. He got the funny all stars. He got, uh, who, well, he got, like, just all these black bands. And what happened? He probably just stuffed them in shit. It's probably just stepped them through. He's like, I didn't make enough money. Then they were going to cancel that fight. When they got something was wrong with that fight. I don't know. Look it up something happened. It was going to get pushed back. But he had the music already set up. It's very interesting that they made a movie about it called Soul Power. And that's, uh, who's that guy that sings lovely day? Lovely day Bill Widdlers.
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13:07 - 13:07
I don't remember.
SPEAKER_01
13:07 - 13:11
Yeah, Bill withers is in that movie. Fucking tremendous.
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13:11 - 13:14
That was, they made a documentary about that fight, too, right?
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13:14 - 13:15
Well, we're Kings.
SPEAKER_02
13:15 - 13:20
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Watch like pieces of it. Never watch the whole thing. Good.
SPEAKER_01
13:20 - 13:47
Not bad, you know, as much as you could watch those, but there's a great picture of Muhammad Ali. with Bill Widdish. You know, he got that thing as all those great love songs. You don't tell him not to move with it. And he's got his shirt off and Africa eating the fucking steak and eggs. And my home on Lee's just dropping now. It's talking, you know, about the fight and Bill Widdish is next to him and he won't look up. He's just eating this fucking steak. It's so yummy for you to tell me he won't look up. No shirt on Bill Widdish. Fucking tremendous.
SPEAKER_02
13:48 - 15:15
That was one of Don King's first fights. Was it really? Yeah, it's apparently one of his first ventures according to Wikipedia as a professional boxing promoter. And he managed to get Ali and form and design separate contracts saying they would fight for him if he could get a $5 million purse. So, and then he took that and then he went to this other company and he had to go to an outside country for the event because he didn't have the money. So, Zayir's president, ready for this name, Mubutu Sese Siko. asked if the fight could be held in his country, and eager for the publicity for such a high profile event, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, and they put together a bunch of different investment, different companies invested, some panomanian investment company, British company, a bunch of different companies, and they all coughed up the cash and threw it through it together. What a fucking fight that was, too. That was a huge surprise. What a fucking fight that was. That was one of my homeroleads greatest performances ever because nobody thought he was going to win. Nobody. Nobody. People don't understand what you were going to do. People don't realize what a motherfucker George Foreman was back then. He was a motherfucker. He hit hard and he was like a silent alley. You didn't do a lot of talking, but he was just thugged to the max. He was so dangerous. When he fought Joe Fraser and picked him up with a punch, he hit Joe Fraser so hard he went up into the air. He was just a different thing.
SPEAKER_01
15:15 - 15:41
You know, Joe Fraser was no walk in the parking lot. He does a three dudes. I think Joe Fraser's a really scary guy with that fucking left hook to his. It hits you like a fucking bomb. Yeah, okay. It was a moving hook. Yeah, he was like tremendous. Oh, we could die. It's hard to do that. Like to just come up like that. I'm a band. We throw his whole body with that. It's whole body. I never see it just fucking.
SPEAKER_02
15:41 - 15:49
That hooked it. He knocked my homerolead down with. Oh, that's what a picture. Perfect punch. He was just swinging to that thing.
SPEAKER_01
15:49 - 15:56
Even if you knew it was coming. Yeah. Even if you knew once you saw him ducking like that, once you saw him taking that little step, that little crotch, whatever that's all.
SPEAKER_02
15:56 - 16:05
He would do that shell to the filly shell. We put one hand up, one hand down, and bobbing and weaving and coming and whipping shots. Joe Frazier was a mother fucker.
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16:05 - 16:12
I said, wasn't we used to go to Philly, we used to drive passage in on the way in from the airport. And he lived at his gym before he died.
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16:12 - 16:36
Yeah. And he went broke. And the end. Look, the amount of money that these guys make for the time, look, they're talking about $5 million a person's for all the informants. For the time, you have $5 million back then. That is a lot of God damn money. But guess what? You live like you got $5 million. So you're buying fucking catalogs and paying for this and paying for that. Meals here and jets there. Next thing you know, $5 million isn't even make it to the 80s.
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16:36 - 16:41
And you know the brothers are showing up with the door. My long loss, my fucking cousin.
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16:41 - 16:46
Yeah. Ladies and man, we got adventure. And this is my fucking can't go wrong.
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16:46 - 16:47
I'm a shot man.
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16:47 - 16:58
White neighborhood. First year going to make 30% of your investments. Second year, 60% of your investment. And let's hit you with some crazy speech. How many of those you ever had to deal with?
SPEAKER_01
16:58 - 17:09
Three. Oh, you've got them all the time. I had to deal with one recently. Movies, TV shows, you've got them constantly. Just ear beatings. All you have to do is invite.
SPEAKER_02
17:09 - 18:12
I even come here. Listen man, I'm not a movie producer. All you have to do is give us a check and we'll do it. You don't have to do anything. You don't have to worry about it. Yes, I do. I have to worry about it. No, no, no, you don't have to worry about it. No, no, I do have to worry about it. If I give you money, I'm going to worry about it. Get out here where you crazy idea. There's a reason why they have banks, okay? Go to the bank. If you have a really good idea and you have credit, go to the fucking bank. If you don't have credit, I got to assume somewhere along the line. You've already made some poor fucking choices. I don't want to be involved in that. People have this, everybody has this idea that they're gonna figure out how to circumvent this time-art system of Hollywood, and they're gonna get to Joe Diaz. If I can get to Joe Diaz, I know Joe Diaz has been killing it on the road. If he can give me just $2,000. And I could start this film, you know, Quentin Tarantito, this is... Kevin Smith made clerks. And they just think that all they need is a couple grand from Joey Diaz. Joey, Joey, Joey, Joey. You can't go wrong. Okay, nobody makes movies like me. I can't join? They just don't want me in. They don't want me in, Joey. They don't want me in, Joey. They don't want me in, Joey. They want to keep me on the outside.
SPEAKER_01
18:13 - 18:21
Oh, you get them for your time. It's not even that you get them for money. It's you get them for your time. Yeah. Look at you. Well, you're a little bit through. You're busy. Yeah. You swamp. There's no more.
SPEAKER_02
18:21 - 18:23
No, no more. I keep telling people that and they get mad at me.
SPEAKER_01
18:23 - 19:05
No, they don't understand when you have children. There's no schedule. I can't count on my schedule, bro. At 10, 20. She wouldn't get off my fucking lap. Watching one of two three videos on YouTube. At 10, 30. I want to pick her up. Like, let's go with what? Yeah. What were you fucking talking about? I think I'll be back in a couple hours. No, no, I don't fucking talk. You don't have no fucking idea what it is to and I went to get to go into the room at 9.30 to get out of there. I was gonna get out of there early. That little bitch opened the gate. I heard those stopping and like that. There's no argument. She just puts hands. I'm gonna pick her up and put you two bun. I gotta sit there with one, two, three, four, five. And then she again daddy. Okay.
SPEAKER_02
19:05 - 19:30
Well, the problem people asking to do things too is that you gotta do this shit for yourself. Okay. The way to do it is not to go through other people and ask people to pick you up and help you. That's not how it works. It doesn't work that way. And pay everybody thinks you're gonna figure out some fucking choke shortcut because they know you or they know this guy or that guy. There's no shortcuts in creating something. Just figure it out, bitch.
SPEAKER_01
19:30 - 20:55
I love stand-up because there's one part of me that doesn't need anybody. I only use a notebook right here. This is my tool for stand-up at a person. Well, don't go to Bob's fucking coffee house on Loth Hollywood and do three minutes. You know me. I don't give a fuck. Yeah. When we talked about having a band that somebody came on here and said that it was the toughest thing in the world for a band to stay together. You got four people personalities. You know, you get these people that come to you now and I was breaking it down for you on the plane. They'll say, Hey, Joe, how you doing? My name is this read my script. Do you like it? Yeah. We're going to get $8 million. And then you go, OK, when you get it, call me. I really like this script. Something you're interested in. What up? The three days. Also, you do get a call in the evening. They say, Hey, we're making a movie. But guess what? We didn't get $2 million. We got $200,000. So instead of you getting $10,000 a week, you're going to get $100 a day. And it's going to be a hit. We're going to make it happen. 9 out of the 10, they run out of money from marketing and editing and the whole fucking things that your movie ends up in YouTube. They don't have a legit schedule, so you have to work sideways and fucking Sundays. You know, those people that are involved in those low rent movies, they're a fucking nightmare. And it's their dream. And I get it. You're a dream. But don't include me in this fucking thing because you want me to do everything cheap on my end all the hours and it's your fucking dream If it's that much you're dreaming do me a favor forget the 200 g's we're getting another three other g's and make this fucking work
SPEAKER_02
20:55 - 22:16
But not only that, you can find other actors out there that will do it for cheap. These people that they just want to act sort of like a comic will go to an open mic night. There's certain actors that just want to do something to put it on a real. Go find them. There's a lot of talented people out there that are not working as far as like acting goes. There's a lot of fucking people that can do it. There's a lot of talented people. It's just, I just have a problem. People like asking you to help them do it. Like I get it from comics all the time too, just looking for a break. What are you talking about? You're not gonna get a break from another comic. The way you get breaks is by going on stage and being funny. Like go to an open mic, night be funny. The club will say, hey, Joey Diaz, you're fucking funny. We would like you to come here more often. The audience really enjoyed you. Next thing you know, some manager says, you know what Joey Diaz, you're really funny. We would like to think about taking you on as a client. And that's how it works. Like a comic coming along is not gonna make you funny. And then the people that do that, they always have a distorted perception of how good they are already. You know, those those kids that are asking for a break, the kids that want you to help them. Hey, man, just need a break. If I could do, I guess that for you will really help. I'm like, if that's not, you don't go to the Doug stand hope show and ask for a fucking guess. A lot of Doug will probably put you up. Talk about it. All right. Do 15. Go up front. Doug will push a parking open micro and it's first time on stage. He'll do that in front of like a crowded Norway or something. That's stand up.
SPEAKER_01
22:16 - 23:24
You know, it's not normal. Yeah, you have to do you. It's amazing what people. You know, we weren't like that. Thank God. We knew that this took work at heart. We knew that this wasn't going to happen in one night. I was old enough already when I started, I was long on the tooth already, that I knew this was just not gonna, you know, you just didn't walk on stage and things happen. And people come here and they're called desparados, where they just do, don't come up to you for a guess and you gotta ask them, what is this gonna do for you? How is this gonna fucking change your life? It's like I've never been too much of a hanger out of it. I don't believe in that. I know I believe in that shit. You know, I believe in doing a spot. If I go to the time, it starts because I'm doing a fucking spot. If I don't go to the improv, my name isn't on that list. The hang out. There's no, for me, there's no, no, no, no. Because if you come up to Joe Rogan, Red Band, or Jamie, and go, hi, Jamie. My name is Joey Deez. I'm a fucking calm. I'm a funny comment. Jamie's going to say, are you going up tonight? Because we all want to watch you. I love to laugh. You're funny. Let's go. No, I'm just here hanging out. Yeah, that's fucking funny. If you're not on the list. Yeah, that's fucking funny.
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23:24 - 23:26
Oh, they don't know about you yet. There's a possibility.
SPEAKER_01
23:26 - 23:37
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. That's it, and I'll tell you, though, you've got to network. What network? You network on stage. I do network on stage. When they laugh and I walk off, that's networking.
SPEAKER_02
23:37 - 23:53
Well, not only that, when you're a comic, you're sort of like a fruit or a vegetable, and that you're growing, and then you get to one day you're going to be ripe. And when you're going to be ripe, everyone's going to know about it. People find out about you. People found out about everybody. They found out about you. They found out about Hinch Clip. They found out about everybody.
SPEAKER_01
23:53 - 24:03
Here about Duncan. What's happening in China right now? What's happening in China? I was packing him in. Oh, yeah. Every night and he goes, I can't believe it. It's white people and UFC fans.
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24:03 - 24:04
I did join us.
SPEAKER_01
24:05 - 24:11
They're coming from the south. Yeah. Okay, they're not big rooms. They're 120 c. The onion seeders. It's like coffee shops.
SPEAKER_02
24:11 - 24:14
Right. But we're on the internet. This shit is worldwide.
SPEAKER_01
24:14 - 24:21
This is worldwide. Yeah, this is worldwide. He can't believe it. That there's fucking people walking around here going. We came to see you from Macau.
SPEAKER_02
24:21 - 24:24
I can't believe it took people so long to figure it out. Ari's a fucking genius.
SPEAKER_01
24:24 - 24:40
He's a great comic. It's just amazing that people have misled. They think they're shortcuts. We got here. What was the shortcut? If you get on that tonight's show. Right. That's it. How many people have gone to the tonight? You're not a great success. No one cares. A lot of people now.
SPEAKER_02
24:40 - 24:47
It doesn't. No, but back in the day, it meant something big. You know, Stephen Wright days. You don't let him in. That's it.
SPEAKER_01
24:47 - 24:50
And you're fucking rose and bar. Yeah. Well, you had on the show recently.
SPEAKER_02
24:51 - 25:17
You know who's a perfect example of a guy who paid his dues and who's just out there silently murdering Ian mother fucking Edwards in mother fucking Edwards is killing people don't know Ian Edwards is one of the best comics in the country one of the very best like not not like top 30 he's like top 20 maybe even top 15 he's a murderer dude he killed me the other night the improv killed me he's very subtle
SPEAKER_01
25:19 - 25:43
subtle and perfect perfect jokes are perfect the perfect structure it's like he's got a perfect inflection something he's so slick and like loose and relaxed on the way as he gone with this and he comes back with a left-huff just blast me though like Joe Fraser he's a killer dude and he's so I like his voice because he says boys kills yeah that's what I like about and that's the his strength is how smooth
SPEAKER_02
25:44 - 26:25
He's got a new, yeah, it's on Conan O'Brien's record label. It's the first one. It's called 100% half-assed. It's really funny, man. He's fucking really good right now. I've known Ian since the 90s, dude. I knew Ian in the early, I think I knew him in 1990. So think about value for you. Yeah, I've known that dude for 20, at least 23. I know I knew him when I lived in New York. And that was like, I think I moved to New York in 91. So I knew him from then. Great guy. Always been a great guy. Always been a great guy. Can't say enough good shit about that dude. He's a vegan. I don't even give a fuck.
SPEAKER_00
26:25 - 26:25
He is.
SPEAKER_02
26:25 - 26:28
Yeah, he's a vegetarian. Very, very least a vegetarian.
SPEAKER_01
26:29 - 26:36
do awesome. So we're going to shit the cup on Friday. So they said we three of these. It's been up the envelope. I swear.
SPEAKER_02
26:36 - 26:37
Let us segue by the way.
SPEAKER_00
26:37 - 26:43
I've done that. Shit the cup. Yeah, three different little kind of test tubes. You have to put pieces of poop in three different ones.
SPEAKER_01
26:43 - 26:50
What's that for? It's disgusting. Why would I want to shit mail it to somebody and a fucking that's disgusting.
SPEAKER_00
26:50 - 26:54
Yeah, what did they be testing it for? Because they tested me for tapeworms from bad CC.
SPEAKER_01
26:54 - 27:15
No everything. I'm going in for the 50 and then the fort. I got a drink a potion for a day and vegetable water water water water the Monday at 6 a.m. I go to Wilshire to see the sign that they give me anesthesiologists. They put a camera at my asshole. They make sure there's nothing in there. They pull it out and then you have to have so you have to fart once. Once you fart, you're good to go. Let you go.
SPEAKER_02
27:15 - 27:20
Have you ever had a dog that had worms? Yes, yes. Have you ever seen it in their poop?
SPEAKER_01
27:20 - 27:22
Yes. The white things moving around the ears.
SPEAKER_02
27:22 - 27:41
The thing ever, man. I had a dog. She had worms and when she would poop, you would like see it out of her ass. Like on the edge of her little booty hole, there'd be like little worms like twisting and tweaking around and they fall off. It was disgusting. She had to get some anti worm medication and kill everything that was inside of her.
SPEAKER_00
27:41 - 27:52
Yeah, I thought my current dog had it because every time she shits, she wipes her ass after she shits, she just like rubs her butt on the grass. Yeah, that takes off and I'm like, oh, that means she has worms, but no, she's sometimes it's just the itchy butt.
SPEAKER_02
27:52 - 28:06
Yeah, you know, it doesn't seem. Doesn't your butt itch sometimes? Once the dog figures out, they could rub their ass on the carpet. That's kind of a pretty goddamn dynamic. They get those toes up in the air, you know, that move like they're like doing yoga and then they start fucking scooping that butt along with the little toes he's up.
SPEAKER_00
28:07 - 28:10
Is your dog a cat just non-stop puke all the time?
SPEAKER_02
28:10 - 28:16
My cat is taken to this new habit of shitting in weird rooms in the house. Yeah. It's disgusting. Oh, yeah.
SPEAKER_01
28:16 - 28:18
She's old. Yeah. She's got his 18 years old.
SPEAKER_02
28:18 - 28:35
She's really, she's not, they get dementia too. She doesn't know what's going on. Yeah. Like, she mows in the middle and I, the middle and I, she knows what she is. She's mow, mow, mow. And then you come out, you like, think she's dying like, why? She's like, mow. And like, hey, fuckhead. Don't be wake me up. I'm waking me up like you're screaming in y'all.
SPEAKER_01
28:35 - 28:39
I'm still in bed. You're still in bed. You're still in bed. You're still in bed. You're still in bed. You're still in bed. You're still in bed.
SPEAKER_02
28:39 - 30:26
You're still in bed. You're still in bed. You're still in bed. You're still in bed. You're still in bed. She doesn't like anybody else in my house either. Because she doesn't like my little kids, you know? And she remembers my stepdaughter as a little kid too. So like, she's no little kids. Like, she's like, get the fuck out. Everybody out. Everybody out. She doesn't want to have nothing to do with kids. So like, she just runs away from everybody in the house, but me. So when I'm not home, The bitch is hides. She's hides. She's like, where is this bitch? Like if I'm on the road for like five days, she's like, what the fuck is going on here? Where is this asshole? So as soon as I come home, it's meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing meowing me I've had it since she was a baby. She was a little tiny kitten. I got it from my sister. My sister had a cat and the cat got fucked by some wild cat. They lived in the outside of Boston, like suburbs. Like, you call the suburbs with this pretty rural. Like, they had coyotes and shit and they had raccoons with tear apart their trash and they had wild cats. A lot of wild cats, like, feral cats are pretty common. But there were people's pets. You know, they were wild, but they weren't, you know, they weren't like dangerous wild cats, like farm cats. They were just people that let their cats out. The cats would go run around fucking. So it was old school cat gave birth in the middle of the kitchen. They put it in the box, shit out some kittens, and she had all these kittens. I took one of them. And that's fast. She is 18 years later. She's like, she's fine. Like, I think Mrs. Rogan probably wanted her dead a while ago. She didn't in very spots of the house, but that kind of ain't going nowhere.
SPEAKER_00
30:26 - 30:32
Mine's doing that, also. It's like, let's be sure. That cat ain't dying. She came to the comedy story, though, then.
SPEAKER_02
30:32 - 30:37
It's good, or my cat. Yeah, yeah.
SPEAKER_00
30:37 - 30:47
I guess she just came in. She stayed in the car, but she was out alive, and it seemed like she was good enough to get her on car and stuff. I didn't say about my friend, Justin.
SPEAKER_02
30:47 - 31:35
For young comics, man, she's just, if you find out that she's going to be there, just go there to stare at her. Yeah. Go there to stare at one of the most important figures in the history comedy. Draw her. Just go look at her. Just so you could say, I saw meant to make you sure in real life. He should do that. Because she ain't going to be here forever. That lady's one of the most important figures ever in comedy. If it wasn't for her, I would have never, without a doubt, never been the same comedian. I wouldn't be in this table. I would have been gone by now. I would have never been the same. She, that, that lady, uh, she threw me into the fire, trial by fire. Every time there's anybody, anybody good at the comedy store, Martin Lawrence, when he's in his prime doing movies. Guess who's going after Martin Lawrence, right here, kid. Don't have there to eat a fat plate of dicks and learn how to do stand up. We'll be behind Paul Mooney for a year.
SPEAKER_01
31:37 - 32:05
at midnight to really turn that my life. I see a lot of it. I'm a rare and a jager mom. I give you all three is fucking proper. But destroying my fucking breaking me down every night. That's how I got back up by doing blow. I would leave there depressed and have to do fucking rock just to get back. All right, I got another hope. I got tomorrow night. I look at who my final name. Even if it wasn't AJ, whoever was in front of AJ, we can't so. And AJ would be in front. It was a fucking nightmare, guys.
SPEAKER_02
32:05 - 32:17
It was a mall was soup squeaky clean, squeaky clean. God damn hilarious, hilarious, beautiful timing. It was hard to go on after him.
SPEAKER_01
32:17 - 32:52
Oh, it was like driving through your jutsu. You're going to die. Why am I even doing this shit? Why the fuck am I going here? I'm just going to be on bottom and stuck all fucking day. I'm going to do that. By the way, I got to ask you a question with y'all and animals. I know you don't watch it, but you got to watch this shit because it's going to affect you. I watched that real sports with Buffer. Bruce Buffer and the president of Brad. Do you see the story before that? No. See how my divorce is? No. How they're juicing. If you think Van Delay and Chad would juice the fuck at nine. What they do, you know how many horses died at Acquit Duck Race Trail alone in January this season from steroids?
SPEAKER_02
32:52 - 33:02
26. Well, that's what all those still like equipoies, member equipoies, bodybuilders would take. That is a horse stair, equa. It's like, or a quine. It's about horse people doing this.
SPEAKER_01
33:02 - 33:50
You're right. Yeah, dude. No, no, no, no. My brother, look it up, they're beyond equanix. Next, they're giving them deck at the robberland for Germans. They're giving it back. Yeah, about 26 horses on one month, four weeks divided by 26. That's a lot. And then I'm watching this and I have to go to the track. I think what they're saying I need of that Saturday for a kid's thing. They paint your face in the middle of the kids on horses. I was looking forward to them like, you know what I ain't going. I told my wife, I'm a boycott. That's what I said is because Joey, you gotta go. You're already making commitments to kids. I want up there. Third race fucking horse died. The hard attack to fall down. They just broke. They just dead dying on the track. They're getting hot. They've just juicing them to the gills.
SPEAKER_02
33:50 - 34:57
Speaking of juice of the gills, pull up that video that I put on my Twitter page yesterday about the strong man guy breaking his back. He didn't break his back. Apparently he's okay. Apparently he's okay. His body failed in the middle of lifting what they call an Atlas stone and Atlas stone is like a globe like a giant globe, but it's a rock and it weighs like 300 plus pounds and this guy's hoisting this rock up onto these pedestals and he's in the middle hoisting this rock up on the pedestal and I guess he blacked out from the strain. I guess he was strained so hard that was like he was getting choked because like he didn't have any oxygen in his brains just He falls down and is fucking huge boulder lands on. Look at this dude. Check this out. Look at the size of this fucking boulder. He's hoicing it up. He's trying to get it up there. Call fucking 911 right now. Why is that funny? Why are you laughing?
SPEAKER_00
34:57 - 35:01
Because I won't watch the video, but I was watching showy theaters.
SPEAKER_01
35:09 - 35:12
We should have been on Joey the whole time. Oh my god. That's great.
SPEAKER_02
35:12 - 35:39
He's the guys okay. The guys okay. Everybody thought that he broke his back and that was the title of the video. But apparently what happened was he just blacked out and really had nothing but cuts and bruises and even went on to finish the event. which is crazy, you know? I don't know how the fuck the guy did it. A 300 plus whatever the fuck it is, pound, huge thing landed on his body. I don't know how to help you survive that.
SPEAKER_01
35:39 - 35:46
Can I ask you some steroid questions? Sure. Is Deca still relevant? Do people still do all these esteroids? I talk about them in the 80s like Anavar and Winstrel.
SPEAKER_02
35:46 - 36:04
Listen, I'm sure if you're in bodybuilder circles, you know, it's not for MMA fighters. What MMA fighters get popped for more than anything. it's testosterone. Just because you can get regular testosterone now so easy, there's so many people at a getting testosterone replacement therapy prescriptions.
SPEAKER_01
36:04 - 36:35
It's got up 100% of the same in the last three years. Probably more. Probably more. Cairo practice. Yeah. Fucking making a killer. Cairo practice? They're the ones who do it the most. What prescribes testosterone. What they do is what they do is they get a doctor in house. Uh-huh. You get some love, like a medical man. I want to doctor these retirees. His wife is a lot of me. Yeah, you ever go to a medical man. I want a doctor. They're all over 60. They got one feeling great. One of the brand appeal. They don't give a fuck. They've already been sued 80 times. What do I give a fuck? You're not going to get sued for this shit.
SPEAKER_02
36:35 - 36:40
Like that one guy that gives us the weed prescriptions. That has that, uh, office and Hollywood.
SPEAKER_01
36:40 - 36:46
But he's the best. He's the best. He's the one that shows up with you and fights the court and tells him to suck his dick. Not only that. He went to jail. Yeah. He went to jail.
SPEAKER_02
36:46 - 36:50
I got lost his practice one at a jail in the 90s. He was one of the first adopters.
SPEAKER_01
36:50 - 37:17
But uh, you know, what we talking about. Oh, uh, the chiropractic, you know. I'm about it. I didn't smoke, but I did either half a cookie. I hear him don't get me wrong. I did either have nothing wrong with him. I'm a fan. So, uh, they, what you do is you partner up with a doctor. You put her in the office. Uh-huh. You go upstairs. You draw blood. You come downstairs a week later.
SPEAKER_02
37:18 - 37:36
You need a real doctor do that because you need to get all your if you're going to fuck around like that you got to get all your your levels measured your thyroid level measured your IGF I mean they're real doctors showing but I know what they're doing yeah they send you to do all the paperwork and you go upstairs with the testing and they read it to you
SPEAKER_01
37:36 - 37:58
They prescribed the blockers. They prescribed everything all that wants. It's just you're working very closely with the chiropractic. And the chiropractic is not some guy who walks around with sandals. This guy is six foot six, two hundred and ninety-two pounds. Fuck at ninety percent. Yeah, if I show you this chiropractic, you're gonna go, oh yeah. Oh yeah, that's the man, that motherfucker.
SPEAKER_02
37:58 - 38:09
You know. that's a very controversial science, if you want to call it a science, practice. Some people believe it in wholeheartedly, some people think it's total horses.
SPEAKER_01
38:09 - 38:11
Have you sat with them for a while? They'll sell it to you.
SPEAKER_02
38:11 - 39:24
I got a good character. I have a good friend that's a character. But he has a bunch of things in his office that I also like. He has like a really good massage therapist. He works on stretching with people. It was like he's big on posture. Like a lot of things that I know about posture come from him. Like he explains it in like some no bullshit terms. And he he also explains like like your whole like when people stand, this is what's wrong with slumping. I always thought slumping just looks sloppy. He goes, no, it's putting undue pressure on certain areas. you're spying when you sit up straight and you stand up straight your spine supports itself in a straight line but anytime you move head forward you're putting all this pressure like an uneven point like in the middle of your back you're but essentially we're supposed to be like dogs we're supposed to be walking on all fours you know there's a reason why chimps most chimps walk on all fours it's like and they don't have back eggs it's like it's a better way of moving when human beings start standing up Apparently the flaws in the design of the back began to surface like we're not done yet like we're eventually the the body as it stands like now this back issues that most people have from picking things up most likely the body's gonna evolve over the course of the next million years or so and it'd probably be a much stronger version of the back in the future
SPEAKER_01
39:25 - 39:35
Now, the kettlebell training has helped you back. Oh, yeah, for sure. Because it says it basically says about people's backs. When you start kettlebell training, your back becomes they use this word resilient.
SPEAKER_02
39:35 - 40:59
Yeah. Well, you get muscle. All the whole look. If you feel someone's back, if you go and like feel the actual back muscles themselves, if you have more stronger back muscles supporting your spine, it just makes sense. If you practice proper posture, and you have more muscle and stronger muscle supporting the core of your body. Then you can resist movement, unexpected movement, like say like in jujitsu class or something like that, if you get yanked to the side, back and forth, the stronger your core is, the more you're protected from that. Like if you roll with a guy who's got a really strong core like judo guy specifically, you can't move those fuckers around man. Their core is so goddamn strong. So if you're trying to like Lean against their core compressed their core to like either flip them over or to sweep them their core is so goddamn strong. It's like they're pillar the what connects their body together is just You can't get through that fucking thing wrestlers same thing especially Greco Roman guys They're upper body in their core so fucking strong from throwing bodies around all that time and that's sort of what kettlebells mimic just throwing things, picking things up, hoisting things with momentum. All that stuff that all builds core, that all builds, when everybody likes to call core, but people do sit-ups and leg lifts and shake it, get the fuck out of here with that. You don't need that. You need heavy kettlebells, swing those motherfuckers and press them and do win-mills. That's where you get stronger.
SPEAKER_01
40:59 - 41:07
No matter what my weight loads, do I increase the weight, do I increase the reps? Work. Increase the work. Okay, the more you can do 45.
SPEAKER_02
41:07 - 41:40
Listen, you can do 45 pounds for an hour or you can do 55 pounds for 40 minutes. What it's all in how much you put in versus how much you get out. As far as for health benefits. When you go heavy, the problem is your risk injuries. When you go like 55 pounds, 70 pounds, 90 pounds. Once you get, that gets a little squirrely because your hoist and a lot of God damn weight and you're carrying it and all these fibers and tissues you're straining. When you're doing like 55 pounds or 45 pounds, not that much weight so you can get in a lot of reps and you get exhausted like that.
SPEAKER_01
41:40 - 43:02
That's what I do. I get to the point where I can get my form sucks. Once my form starts to stop, I tap out. Yeah, that's that 14. I try to do 10 sets of swings, infinitely, you know, times 12. Sometimes I'll do 9 and I'll rest a minute. I'm on a minute time. Then I do another 14, 16. Then I rest a minute, another 12, 15. I go with my body. Right. Once I get, then once I do 10 of those 45s, I do the single ones and I do 15 of those. Like 7 or 1 hand, I switch it to 8 and the other and vice versa. Right. Still with a minute. But the time I get to the 14th one, I can feel my form starting to fade. That's when I solve it. Pick up the 235. And I walk around the blocks like I can't take it on my farm or workout. That's good for my posture. That's it. That's a great workout. Listen, I read, I read extensively. I hang out with you. I have a friend who has a coach. And he goes, you're thinking about cannibals. There's no forget that's 50. The less is the better. But go with your body. Don't want to tell you. So they started a program at his place. Now five days a week, cannibals, 20 minutes a day. You guarantee 10 pounds in one month. To lose and certain die and then go in the early guy I just haven't been able to grab it on the road Jersey Friday Saturday, but I'm home the next three weeks and I'm gonna work on it. I'm gonna go in there. You can either go at night or in the morning 20 minutes.
SPEAKER_02
43:02 - 43:26
It's just it's great work. You know, it's great work for your body when you would you do it. It's a combines with all the benefits that you get from lifting weights, with all the benefits that you get from doing cardio. You can get it all together in one move. It's just, you're forcing your body to do shit. And if you do, you know, the workout that you're talking about right there, that's a good work. It's a good work. It's a very good workout. And then I like how you're ending with the farmers' walks. I open up with the farmers' walk.
SPEAKER_01
43:26 - 44:37
That's a good way to win. When I end with the farmers' walk, I get lose my put them down. I rest a minute, pick them up and just walk. As much as I can sometimes, I make it to, Burbank Boulevard. Oh, really? Yeah. Why not? It's 10 o'clock at night. I'm not doing nothing. Why not? If somebody gives them a mug, you b-ing. And I like doing them. Bro, in the mornings, I park my car in front of my house. Go on my truck. I got the kettlebells in my truck. I got two boxing gloves. I got shin guards. I got a yoga mat. That's awesome. Because sometimes I'll go to fucking North Hollywood park. That's why I think I got, I killed my miniscus. Was that North Hollywood? Because I walked that thing and then do the kettlebells. And they got that one hot corner over there that's always 150 degrees. I don't know what it is about Hollywood Park that's beautiful. The walk is beautiful but there's a dip with the sun even at night the shines. Even at night the sun shines there and it is fucking 140 in that corner. But yeah, I carry. I like to do the kettlebells outside. Yeah, and I do them inside. I get anxiety. I get hot. I can't breathe. I do them outside under the sun. I blast them out like from 9.15 to 10 o'clock. I'm done for the day. My body's burning shit all day.
SPEAKER_02
44:37 - 45:01
You know what I just got from my kettlebell? Well, a bowling ball carry on bag for an airplane. Because you can carry 50 pounds. You take 50 pounds with you and check it. So check this fucking cannonball. I throw it in there. Did TSA is going to shit their pants. They try to pick up this little bag. It's that big. It weighs 50 pounds. It's a great fucking idea. Yeah, check it. You just check it and they get mad at you, but whatever.
SPEAKER_01
45:01 - 45:04
I'll bring a 35. I don't need 55. I'll bring a 35.
SPEAKER_02
45:04 - 46:11
Yeah, 35 is good. Look, that keep Weber kettle bell cardio workout that they sell it on 35 pounds. You do it. It's a tremendous workout. Just keep going. He just keeps going. Just over and over in the beginning, first couple minutes, it's kind of easy. But then you get five minutes in, six minutes in, you're like, oh shit, you realize you got to do this for 40 fucking minutes? Holy shit. Things you think would be easy, like a clean press with 35 pounds, it's nothing, right? Not when you're exhausted, when you keep going, your legs are on fire, the next day barely be able to touch your toes. So you can travel with one of those, throw that video on and have a great workout. But for most people, What the most important thing is just building up slow. Don't try to get it all like, I have worked out in five years. So today, I'm fucking running the mountain. I'm gonna do a click. No, no, go light. Do a little bit of work today, but be consistent. That's the key. Be consistent like a little bit of work one day, relax, rest, a little bit more work out the next day, relax, rest, chart your progress. And then what you said, listen to your body.
SPEAKER_01
46:11 - 48:12
So I could finally do a technical get up. Turkish get up? No, I technically get up in the jutsu. I could finally do it after a year. I practiced in the whole town rooms five a day. I would do it my right side. You know, I'm a nuttook, right? You do know I'm retarded. And people know that. I'm a little stupid. I'm geeky. You're not. I don't like, I don't like being bad at something. And since we got the comedy work that ethic, I know that you could turn anything in life into something if you just keep showing up. Yeah, if you just, you know, like for me, Jiu-Jitsu has been, I sucked Joe, but like a finally do the whole gym hipposcape. That fucking, I'm a black belt of hipposcapes. To me, today, that's what I do. I'm a hipposcape expert. That's what I work on, you know? This game's so huge. Bro, fuck and when you learn how to do it, six months I didn't know what I was doing. And it's a lot of me taught me sometimes. All this taught me a different. And I put it all together on my shoulder. And now at least I can pick up my ass and push it all the way back. For me, those are the little things. I wish I was better. But I know if I keep going into just two twice a week. which is what my body can handle. Eventually, I'll get it someday and on and on and on. Eventually, because I got funny with comedy, I was no fucking slipma go in the beginning. I just kept showing up. You just gotta keep showing the fuck up. That's half a life. That's half a life. And who gives a fuck up? I'm not looking for a black belt. I'm not even looking to go to beat nobody up. I'm just looking to go to learn how to Turkish get up. I can do 10 pounds of Turkish get up. I'm up to this point where I put my arm down. I put my knee up and I just go up to my elbow and I go down. I do 10 of those, bro. Bye. Bye. I don't even go on, but I've been doing it for eight months, count of bells. Ten pounds, Turkish get up bitch, but I'm still doing it. Right. What would happen if I were to took 35 pounds? You know me, dog. I can do that. I wouldn't be here right now. My shoulder'd be in my fucking yellow. So, but at least I know this going in because it's comedy. Because unless and I got from comedy, that it don't matter, don't just keep showing up.
SPEAKER_02
48:12 - 48:19
Yeah, but nobody laughs at dog. Keep showing it. Some people, you tell them, stay on. Some people should stay on, man.
SPEAKER_01
48:19 - 48:41
For some people, it's like me. When we did comedy, there was eight people who had a chance. There was another six who were funny, but they had day jobs because they were married or had children. Then you had two people who do as a hobby that every once in a great while. They drove to a gig and then you got three people that just had mental health issues.
SPEAKER_00
48:41 - 48:42
Yeah, okay.
SPEAKER_01
48:42 - 49:21
So it showed up every week and there were nice enough, but you knew there was something wrong there. And for them it was the way this is for me with you, Jitsu. I'm not looking for them. You're not looking to be on NBC. All they want to do is one time in their life makes somebody laugh. How special is that? It's huge. And they go down there. And you missed those guys. I missed those guys when my scenes in Seattle even here. And that led this people that you salmon, they're a pleasure to talk to because they don't want an agent. They don't want to be on movies. They're just having fun. They work at Universal City in the daytime as the hope. You know, it's very few of those love and appreciate that.
SPEAKER_02
49:21 - 49:30
I respect that, man. But they're very, there's very few of those. Most of those guys have dreams that just never manifested themselves. But a lot of them never materialized.
SPEAKER_01
49:30 - 49:47
I've met a lot of guys that bro, they were proud of their job. They just thought somewhere. and their life that take up your stand-up and they just didn't want to die without trying it. Right. And then they didn't become addicted. How many people go to digital? It becomes addicted. Yeah, stand-up definitely becomes addicted. Stand-up becomes addicted.
SPEAKER_02
49:47 - 50:18
And it becomes addicted. And it's like addicts where you see those guys who scramble outside, they can't wait to get on stage. And like even guys are bad. They'll see a guy who's up there killing, like you be up to their killing. Like man, he's supposed to only be doing 15 minutes. Mother fuckers at 20 minutes. Like what do you care? What are you going to do? You're going to go up after Joey Diaz? What are you going to do? You're an open maker and you're upset. Like they think somehow another thing. Well, I'm on the non paid regularists, but you're not getting up until two in the morning. You know how it works. This is what you do. You're on a non paid. I was a non paid regular. You get up after everybody else. That's what you do.
SPEAKER_01
50:18 - 50:29
If there's anybody else. If there's anybody else, crazy is that people should know that you want a TV show. And you were non-pay regular, which by law, if you're on a TV show, you're allowed to go in and bump bitches. You're in the belly. I'm saying, well, not only that, I showed up every night.
SPEAKER_02
50:29 - 50:33
Every night. I was there every night. I was here every night. I was here every night. I was here every night. I was here every night.
SPEAKER_01
50:33 - 50:56
I was there every night. I was here every night. I was there every night. I was there every night. I was there every night. I was there every night. I was there every night. I was there every night. I was there every night. I was there every night. I was there every night. I was there every night. I was there every night. I was there every night. I was there every night. I was there every night. I was there every night. I was there every night. I was there every night. I was there every night. I was there every night. I was there every night. I was there every night. I I respect you for that till this day. That meant more to me and you didn't need it. It was 15 dollars. It's not like you had 19 kids. You need the 15 fucking dollars.
SPEAKER_02
50:56 - 51:57
But I'll tell you the truth. Being passed as a paid regular at the Communist Tour meant more to me. Yeah. He's getting on a TV show. Me too. When I was on a TV show, when I was on a news radio, one of the things I love about you coming to visit me is like, finally there's another motherfucker that doesn't belong here. Because I was always always wandering around like one day, they're gonna tell me to get the fuck off TV. But until now, somehow another I'm on TV. So Joey would show up at black. Come here, man. Hey, come here. Let me show you what this is. This is where they keep the food. I believe wander around the set. Joey would show up at the set and Joey would be sitting. They had an executive's VIP suite. And the VIP suite, they had shrimp cocktails and delicious or derbs. And they had a catered, a dude who had one of those mumford and sons fucking facial hair things with a beautiful tie, a skinny tie. He'd be serving people's shit. And it would be all these NBC executives and Joey fucking Diaz with a leather jacket. It would stroll in and feast. He'd be sitting there with a fucking paper plate with like 15 shrimps on it.
SPEAKER_01
51:57 - 52:33
Oh my god. What is that your friend? Can I ask you something? Has there been a week that you caught yourself after a couple days and you've got a fuck why I'm in such a bad mood? I feel like I gotta get on stage. He's definitely I do it all the time guys like I fucking go frantic like for two nights I go I'm gonna stay in right? I'm going to be George Carlin needs to go out by fucking Thursday. I'm salivating by Thursday morning. I wake up with that bucket and also I'm on the flapper's website. I'm on the ice house website. I'm looking for a spot. I don't call it no way. I'm just looking.
SPEAKER_02
52:34 - 52:58
Well, it's a fucking, it's definitely an addiction. Definitely, definitely. That's a positive addiction. Yes, definitely. And the more addicted you like right now, I'm super addicted. Sure, you got big things going on. But also, I got my, my special that I'm going to record in August with tickets to still have them in on sale for it. Yeah, but it's going to be at the comedy works in Denver. and I'm doing it in the little club, the downtown club. That's ferocious.
SPEAKER_01
52:58 - 53:00
It's like a dead of things.
SPEAKER_02
53:00 - 53:02
So geared up for this, I can't fuck you.
SPEAKER_01
53:02 - 53:10
But you're back that day one, which I understand. Like you're writing again, you're looking at little words now, and that gets you fired up all over again. That really does.
SPEAKER_02
53:10 - 54:48
Well, I'm just right now, I've never been more excited about Stan. I've been right now. I'm so, I'm so into it, about all the other things that I do. I love working for the UFC. I love it. I love doing podcast. But stand up right now as my mother fucker. I just I'm just enjoying it so much. I'm enjoying watching it. I'm enjoying doing it. I'm enjoying writing it. I'm excited about it. It's fun. It's a fun time, you know? And the ice house, man, the ice house is helped me a lot. Having that place where we perform there on a regular basis, having such a cool staff and everybody's not in Bob, the owner, just being such a good guy, it's gets such a good vibe. In these shows that we've been, we've got to show there tonight. These shows that we do there, they're so fucking fun. Tonight's Ian Edwards, Brian Cowen, Tony Hinge Cliffs, Sam Tripoli, me, we're gonna murder that thing. That place is a special, like, like a magnet for fun. There's a lot of fun times of fun. Fuck yeah, it's it's. It's. It's. It's. It's. It's. It's. It's. It's. It's. It's. It's. It's. It's. It's. It's. It's. It's. It's. It's. It's. It's. It's. It's. You know, I don't I don't want that nonsense in my life anymore, but what's good about the ice house is like all the good things like an old comedy club with like a lot of history, but none of the pretentiousness none of the bullshit not stuck on sunsets or dickwads come over from the skybar or all that you know all the the element that you get in Hollywood that extra dickwad fucking actor element you don't get that in Pasadena. You know Pasadena is just all positive.
SPEAKER_01
54:48 - 56:41
Let me tell you something man. I am doing the ice house next weekend And I just called and this is the truth guys, we've talking here down the phone and I had the computer open and something like, well, let me see if he's got like a recent set to see what he's doing, you know? What time are you? Yeah. Always writing. And Doug, I put the set on from Rodney. And I got to be honest here. I had T as going down my eyes. So proud of myself. It was so, like, I remember watching that fucking special and just getting anxiety from going, Jesus, I'll never be that fucking good, like, My god not as a comic, but he was a human being like here I am in a halfway house watching this fucking tape of him and Bill Hicks and Dyson God knows who else is on that let me Clark you know I love when he Clark in the beginning Lenny Clark, sir. I'm like, I'm never be this good to be. And here I am next weekend. I'm at the fucking ice house with a railroad. Go headline. Are you fucking kidding me? I mean, are you fucking serious? That means more than a movie because I remember that dream. A couple of weeks ago, I'm an Austin Texas at the bar. I have a salad and who comes up and gives me a joltory. Listen, man. Joltory used to have a routine on death champ. where he used to talk about, yeah, I got a brother that's one of them saved the whale motherfuckers. Not me. I love killing them on the fuckers. I just bought it because I can't wait to use it. In fact, I go to the ATM every night with a touch. See don't on his shit. Do you know how many times I fucking watch that stupidity that fucking B.T. All stars and dama rares? I sat there for hours going, what a shame. I don't, I'll never be. in that, not in this lifetime. I have to come back as a decent human being and kind of get my shit.
SPEAKER_02
56:41 - 56:45
You reborn as a decent human being fucking. You're a very decent human being.
SPEAKER_01
56:45 - 57:07
No, not at that time when I'd be watching. That should I go. Okay, so maybe if I do this for 20 years, I might be a little funny, but I'll never be as jotory. And every time I see to try to tell you the same thing, I'm gonna get more fucking tuxedo. I'm gonna die late. Yeah, I'm a midnight shit. You know, it's just very weird that times what's going on right now. Yeah, it's a C.P.
SPEAKER_02
57:07 - 57:21
Well, it's awesome. It's awesome to see the combination of years and years of work. For me, it's beautiful because I got to see you really early on. I got to see you. You don't even mean doing comedy like a couple of years when I first met you. Actually, it was a mess. You were six years in when I met you?
SPEAKER_01
57:21 - 57:24
Yeah, probably. I started in 1991, 92.
SPEAKER_02
57:24 - 57:29
But when you came to the comedy store, that's when you got real serious, right? Betsy Short touches you.
SPEAKER_01
57:29 - 57:31
Mm-hmm. You got to show it.
SPEAKER_02
57:31 - 57:35
You started in, uh, you did Denver and Seattle. Yeah, Seattle. Those are the two spots.
SPEAKER_01
57:35 - 59:34
Seattle was where I, the lights got turned on. Mm-hmm. And Denver, I was just going up my, it's like a jiu-jitsu now. I just go there fucking around. If he lets me grab his collar, grab his collar. If he takes me down so be it if I get him down. Wow. Right. You know, oh my god. No matter what I do, you know what I'm saying? Right. That's what comedy was for me in Denver. But then I started doing time. I started doing like 24 minutes. And then this opportunity came up in Seattle. So I went to Seattle and see I was where there was an open mic. It was 18 comics on open mic on one day's Tuesdays. There was another open mic after that open mic after that open mic. And Tuesday there was another open mic and these were all decent places in Denver. I had the camera, you know, I had a guy in the head with a microphone in Denver one time because he was flicking bottle caps at the comics. Me and Dave Testra. If I still see Dave Testra today, I'll go, what's happened, killer. Because I fucking hit this guy and I have with a microphone batteries, whatever you wear. You know me, Doug. I told him, if you flick one fucking thing up here, I'm gonna break this microphone over your fucking head. What do he do with his buddy? Click bang! Don't bang! They gave me 25 bug gifts certificate and I had to get the fuck out of it. I took my steak to go. I'm gonna forget that. And Denver, you had no comedy on Mondays. I had your Australian bar in Boulder, which does not exist there anymore. On Tuesdays, I had Wendy. 10, three minutes, you got twice a month, three minutes at the county where it's in those days. Wednesdays, you had club 52. Thursdays, you had El Torrito. And by John O'Ways up there, by John O'Ways and Anglewood, Colorado, we're all the cherry hill. All the way up there. El Torrito, as soon as you got off the high 70. And I'm Friday and Saturday, you an open mic, you had Dick. You know how many fucking places I had in Seattle in the Friday night? You got me places you had on a Wednesday. You had to coma. You had Seattle. You had Everett. You had Bowingham on Sundays.
SPEAKER_02
59:34 - 59:36
What place had more comics?
SPEAKER_01
59:39 - 01:01:23
But when I think Seattle, Seattle, you know, just the core, it was me, Broly, Josh Wolff, you should tell her, went through there, you know, well, they went to San Francisco. So I knew a lot of those people at the festivals and at the comedy competition, and then the hand, you know, Steve McRue, Todd Jordan, yeah, some haters too. But the hope in my scene wasn't that strong. It was very... In Denver, Seattle. It didn't, but there was one guy as name as Andy Payton. He was a fucking dead head tremendous guy. He's a mayor of Italian. He ran for politics. He was a genius. He went to all these bars. And he got a night at least bar. They paid them a little bit. Every night, you got a little bit. Twenty bucks, ten bucks, thirty bucks. But at least you got to go on stage. Andy Payton also sold advertising and put on a newspaper. I think I give a lot of credit to my career to Andy to you and to Missy Show up, but Andy paid him. Believe them me, the way Dick Diary believed in you because he didn't give a fuck that I was dirty. But that motherfucker threw me, brought on Sundays and he goes, I'll give you 50 bucks. You got to follow a line dancing class in Colorado, Jack, achy, breaking heart, bitch. And I'd be the first comic up after achy, breaking heart. You want to talk about hate. You want to talk about no laughter being give me 50 bucks on Sunday. And in those days, on Sundays at seven, I used to drop my daughter off. And as soon as I'd slam the door, I'd just go into tears. And I get on the 70 and I just smoke a join, but I tell him I get to the gig, I'd be brand fucking new. And I go on that stage just to die. It was like a day of dying. It was like five hours of my daughter. Then I took their abuse and then I had, I would go to this bar and fucking Arvada. You've never even been to Arvada. I've been to Arvada. Oh, you see the signs.
SPEAKER_02
01:01:23 - 01:01:24
That's where I win a lot of weekends from.
SPEAKER_01
01:01:24 - 01:02:19
Okay, Arvada. And I'd have to do this fucking country bar on Sunday night. Andy Payton was a genius, bro. We had two of those weeks. So he would call you and go, you got the whole week one day. And I'm talking a Monday through Sunday, 40, 30, they weren't to our drives. It was just dump bars in Denver way before the stadium went up. This is when that shit was a shit hold down there. Really? And the comedy works told me, you're not allowed in here because you got all, you can get girl competition. Right. So he said, really? I'm going to why I'm going to teach you motherfuckers a lesson. He's spanked them for about a year and a half thought. But then he moved. He went to like one of those small towns. And he became the mayor. He became a mayor. Man, now he's on Facebook. And I think I went back and forth with him at one time. I thanked him. And I asked him if he says he still does comedy once a month in his town. He went to like a town.
SPEAKER_02
01:02:19 - 01:02:22
Imagine the mayors doing stand up in your town.
SPEAKER_01
01:02:22 - 01:02:22
Yeah, that's okay.
SPEAKER_02
01:02:22 - 01:02:26
Can you be a mayor for a long time? Is there a term limit on being a mayor?
SPEAKER_01
01:02:26 - 01:02:32
No, because the mayor from North Bergen may as sack those been there fucking at least fucking ten years.
SPEAKER_02
01:02:32 - 01:03:10
Well, it's a term limit on mayor. There's no term limits on Supreme Court justice, right? No, like something that people don't like. It's different in places in Ohio and Cincinnati the term limit is too successive four-year terms is different in different places apparently That's got to be a thankless fucking job being the mayor of a town trying to keep everybody in order. There's crime in this town mayor The fuck are we going to do? I'm going to stop the crime. Stop people from stealing shit.
SPEAKER_01
01:03:10 - 01:03:17
Do it. The man did my time in Jersey. Put cameras up around the city. That's semi-commonism. Why fucking come from the dog? Yeah. It was on you.
SPEAKER_02
01:03:17 - 01:03:31
And the city out of the street. You know, Camden. You know, Camden doesn't have police officers anymore. Camden is so broke. There's just rampant crime police officers. So you know what they did? They just put cameras up everywhere. Everywhere. It's like some brobo cop shit. They're like living in the future.
SPEAKER_01
01:03:31 - 01:04:12
I got a secret for you motherfucker. I knew Camden was the real deal in 1978. I couldn't believe what I had so. And I would say, I saw anarchy. I've been robbed one time on the street in a drug deal. One time in my life, do I get dropped robbed on the street and drugged me? I was in Camden, New Jersey. They don't flock around in Camden, Rome. And so often, Camden, That's a complete different world. I got robbed for a pound of coke. I pound the weed. I had to go answer the people that gave me money and investors. I had to go pay these people back and sell weed and I had to do what I had to do. I fucked up, but they robbed me, man. They set me to fuck up.
SPEAKER_02
01:04:12 - 01:04:18
Camden is the poor city in the country, and it has the highest rate of murder in the country.
SPEAKER_01
01:04:18 - 01:04:41
No shit, they've got to go cough on the street. It's animal. Camden motherfucking New Jersey. Camden New Jersey. We played them one year in basketball, and Dennis still, I'll never forget. There's a coach in our high school that's in a wheelchair. He got paralyzed. Dennis still went up to him and spit this fucking face dog in high school. When you spit in the handicap dudes face, you ain't fucking around.
SPEAKER_02
01:04:41 - 01:05:03
You want to hear a crazy crime statistic? Camden New Jersey has a crime rate of 78% per 1,000 residents. So for every 1,000 residents, 78% of them are going to experience crime. 78%. That's like, how much crime do you experience in Burbank? Zero percent? Well, then you get 70. He got robbed by Dracula.
SPEAKER_01
01:05:03 - 01:05:04
This fucking guy.
SPEAKER_02
01:05:04 - 01:05:11
Yeah, but he was probably really loud and I was like, who mugged you a midget with water pistol?
SPEAKER_01
01:05:11 - 01:05:13
Black wizard. The black wizard.
SPEAKER_00
01:05:13 - 01:05:14
Let's go.
SPEAKER_01
01:05:14 - 01:05:36
I knew, Camden. I had never seen anything like that. I thought I had a buddy, a basketball player, a buddy that was from Pennsylvania. And I went down to the business family once and I left there with my fucking jaw dropped. And I knew nothing would go back down there. I read all these canvas statistics now. And I'm like, no shit. That place was the edge of hell dirty fucking music. I can't imagine what it is now.
SPEAKER_02
01:05:36 - 01:05:53
Yeah, Matt Taibi wrote an article about it. I'm tweeting it right now. He wrote an article about Camden saying it's called Apocalypse New Jersey. A dispatch from America's most desperate town. No jobs, no hope, and surveillance cameras everywhere. The strange sad story of Camden.
SPEAKER_00
01:05:53 - 01:05:54
What's the population?
SPEAKER_02
01:05:54 - 01:05:55
It's a good question.
SPEAKER_00
01:05:55 - 01:05:59
What if it's like 14 people? No, there's a lot of fucking people there.
SPEAKER_01
01:05:59 - 01:06:02
What's around this candle, brother? Take a look for the uncle Joey.
SPEAKER_02
01:06:02 - 01:06:05
There's a lot of shit around the church. It's near Atlantic City.
SPEAKER_01
01:06:05 - 01:06:10
Right, right, right, right. I thought it was near Philadelphia too.
SPEAKER_02
01:06:10 - 01:06:18
Hmm, probably. Yeah, it's across the Delaware River from Philly. There's 77,000 people.
SPEAKER_01
01:06:18 - 01:07:17
If you want to get fucked up, don't go to Kansas, Jack. Don't buy weed, don't do nothing. I got tricked. There used to be this gas station, not Bergen when I went from called Putnam. When I became after my mom died, I had an inside guy there and I'd rob him once a month, like a fake robbery. You know what I'm saying? We'd go hit him in the head, he'd go down, we'd take a thousand, and all he wanted was an eight ball. He was a little half on the retarded fake robbery. I'll tremendous. I worked at Putnam Field. Everybody from that high school worked at Putnam Field. And you roamed them to death until they fired you. And he was always the shift manager. And he had kids. He looked at a fucked up building. I love cocaine man. Me and my wife loved his wife was like 400 pounds. She didn't work. You know, he had to bring the home fucking omni joys. That type of shit. He worked at a gas station. They lived in a terrible apartment, but they were cocaine heads. And I was 16. I had worked there. And he's still ready to hate me. And I got ready. How can we do this? How can we make this happen? And one day he's like, you fake rob me. All right.
SPEAKER_00
01:07:17 - 01:07:18
That's it.
SPEAKER_01
01:07:18 - 01:08:18
That's it. That's it. That's it. That's it. That's it. That's it. That's it. That's it. That's it. That's it. That's it. That's it. That's it. That's it. That's it. That's it. That's it. That's it. That's it. ring the bell when he come out he had to attack I couldn't be the same guy all the time that robbed them but you were going to be fine you weren't going to get arrested just take the walker me trust me and he always told now when every goes to the commission because I remember Coco coming home when they were a diagram and we're going to rob a gas station like a football player because it was brilliant I rob her and he wants a fuck at every six weeks dog and the cotton we've had ahead them You had to kick him in the stomach and shit and like smack him so he would bleed. And the cops he would say, Ernie, nobody gets robbed like this. What do you want me to tell you? They know I'm a fucking idiot. But we would rob him once every six weeks. And finally, it ended. I didn't bring on the A-Boy. When that I just did his A-Boy, you got pissed off at me and that was it.
SPEAKER_02
01:08:18 - 01:09:46
Being around shady people like that, growing up around shady people gives you such a different flavor to life. This is an extra element. When you look at the time, it's probably a little dangerous. When you look back on it and laugh, there's so many ways to work with this gas station. I worked with a gas station for a little while. And there was this old guy who's just coming to the gas station. This old dude who had one of those classic bald guys who's bald up top of the hair on the side looked like, you know, you see a guy like that, you think he's like a normal guy, probably, and off, no. This guy used to drive this souped up buick and he was a total pervert. And all he could do was talk about pussy. This old man talking about pussy. Like gray hair on the sides of his head just talking about fingering chicks. Fucking shit. Like he was a mad man. But being around that guy made me realize that like I see a dude like an old dude who's bald with the fucking hair on the side. And I say, well, this probably a nice gentleman. Like, no, it's old pervert driving a hot rod, but you look fingering chicks. realize you're around people like that you know that there's something else like there's possibilities there's there's a lot of different kinds of people in life and sometimes just get someone looks like someone that you've sort of already met before like oh yeah I know that type not you know you have no idea look at Ted Bundy that was how Ted Bundy got all those girls he looked like a normal handsome guy he didn't look like some edgain fucking psychopath with you know Creepy little beady eyes, weird strange land, strange yellow teeth. That's going to catch you up the time you went to the lamp. No, you looked at your guy that you'd want to date.
SPEAKER_01
01:09:46 - 01:10:09
I'm Mark Harman, play them. Yeah, I was a good one. He escaped from the jail and fucking asked me through a window for a while. I thought I was crazy, though, because I lived everywhere with Ted Bundy. Oh, for a while, I thought I was crazy. I lived in Snowmass Village. He killed the check. He kidnapped it from the Willow Brook hotel, whatever, in Snowmass Village. And then we looked at Seattle. That's where he did most of his damage.
SPEAKER_02
01:10:09 - 01:10:11
That was Seattle. He didn't need to do some influence.
SPEAKER_01
01:10:11 - 01:10:25
Florida was at the end, the dormitory. Oh, that was the end. I take it, look it up. Something. For a long time, I'm like, maybe I'm fucking crazy, though. Yeah. I keep living everywhere. And I'm like, I mean, I mean, and snow, I mean, yeah, he escaped from me asking fucking jail.
SPEAKER_02
01:10:26 - 01:10:50
Ted Bundy. That was a, that was a scary one. The guy used to, he used to pick up girls and take them for rides in his car and they realized there was no door knob on their side. They would go to reach for like the door to open it. There's no door knob. He would remove, he had the door knobs removed and the side of his car. 2002 film Ted Bundy. If you look at him, he's a handsome guy. Normal looking dude. Is he still alive?
SPEAKER_01
01:10:50 - 01:11:01
Not a lunge to them. Did they kill him? Yeah, he was an athlete. Remember they they launched him and, uh, They celebrated his death in all the towns. We killed people. That happy house that drinks the Bundy and shit.
SPEAKER_02
01:11:01 - 01:11:09
Yeah, January 24th, 1989, they killed them. It was age 42 at the Florida State Prince. He represented a shop.
SPEAKER_01
01:11:09 - 01:11:15
He was in a charity. I don't know. I think he was he was he didn't take the task to something.
SPEAKER_02
01:11:15 - 01:11:16
He did a lot of crazy shit.
SPEAKER_01
01:11:16 - 01:11:19
Fuck yeah. He killed a lot of girls, man.
SPEAKER_02
01:11:19 - 01:12:02
He revisited his secondary crime scenes for hours at a time, grooming and performing sexual acts with the decomposing corpses until future vacation, and destruction by wild animals made further interaction impossible. He decabited at least 12 of his victims and kept some of the severed heads in his apartment for a period of time as momentos. On a few occasions, he simply broke into dwellings at night and bludgences victims as they slept. He was, they first kidnapped, they first got him in 1975 for aggravated kidnapping and attempted criminal assault. And then he became a suspect and a progressively longer list of unsolved homicides in multiple states. Fuck. Colorado and Florida.
SPEAKER_01
01:12:04 - 01:12:09
God damn. Floater finally launched them, correct? Yep. Floater kills the dormitory.
SPEAKER_02
01:12:09 - 01:12:23
That's where you got them. University of Florida, right? Gainesville wasn't it? Gainesville or something like that? Yeah, there's some, there's a lot of those fucking guys out there, man. It's like what turns a guy like Ted Bundy into someone who would do that shit?
SPEAKER_00
01:12:23 - 01:12:26
Dammit, we've seen his morg picks, ugh.
SPEAKER_02
01:12:26 - 01:12:27
Morg picks?
SPEAKER_00
01:12:27 - 01:12:32
Yeah, when he got executed, I guess. They have picks of it? Yeah, and it's like there's a color one, there's a black and white one.
SPEAKER_02
01:12:34 - 01:12:37
uh, a problem with the word picks is for the fucking owners. That's real.
SPEAKER_00
01:12:37 - 01:12:41
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
SPEAKER_02
01:12:41 - 01:12:44
Yeah. It didn't look good. Shaved his head, too.
SPEAKER_00
01:12:44 - 01:12:47
Yeah. The top of his head looks like a blue-up or something.
SPEAKER_02
01:12:47 - 01:12:55
That's what they do when they're cooking you. Scary shit, man. It's just scary shit that someone could be like that.
SPEAKER_01
01:12:55 - 01:12:58
You know what the fucking killed catch when he was six?
SPEAKER_02
01:12:58 - 01:12:58
Yeah.
SPEAKER_01
01:12:59 - 01:13:10
Yeah. Kill dogs and shit. Tortured Michael victim and shit. They fucking, you know, he's bludgeoning women in their fucking sleep and rape and corpses. What the fuck happens to people, bro?
SPEAKER_02
01:13:10 - 01:13:34
Yeah, that is the question. If the fuck happens to people, what is it about people that a switch can go off and then boom all of a sudden you're dealing clean bold and Colorado shooting up your school. What is it? What, what combination of chemicals and behavior in life, what combinations of curveballs and shitty genetics and all sorts of different things cause someone to be that way.
SPEAKER_00
01:13:34 - 01:13:53
His beetle was on display in a museum recently and they found a bunch of items that were in it. And one was a crowbar, garage garbage bags, an ice pick, a flashlight, torn strips of sheeting and knit ski mask handcuffs and a strange mask made from panty hose.
SPEAKER_02
01:13:56 - 01:14:34
What the fuck? And in Florida, as if living in Florida wasn't bad enough. You got to deal with that guy running around. Imagine if Ted Monday was alive today, that big 90% of Nancy Gray's show. Ted Bundy and Florida... Florida's a wild fucking place that you stand up to. There's one of the wildest spots. I was thinking that the other day, like that, that Hollywood improv, the improv in Fort Waterdale, Hollywood Florida, that fucking improv is one of the wildest clubs in the goddamn country. That's Bryan County's favorite place to perform. He's like, they're off the chain. They're off the chain. They're animals. But you bring anybody with you.
SPEAKER_01
01:14:34 - 01:14:46
No, they were like, oh, you have to pay like eight hundred hours for a hotel for to bring a feature. because they've put you in the casino.
SPEAKER_02
01:14:46 - 01:14:47
They don't give you a second hotel room?
SPEAKER_01
01:14:47 - 01:14:57
No. You've got to make them give you a second room. I don't. I was like, they have hotel room. I thought it was like the casino was going to be boring. Wasn't that bad? It was pretty good. It was a matter of fact. I had a good time. Yeah, it's a fun great time.
SPEAKER_02
01:14:57 - 01:15:01
I really have a good time. If you live in a round there, that hard rock could do decent.
SPEAKER_01
01:15:01 - 01:15:01
That's a good thing.
SPEAKER_02
01:15:01 - 01:16:12
Yeah, no, that was great. It's not like those places where they do, they used to do King of the Cage out in the back in the band days. Did you ever go to the one of those with me? Eddie Bravo and I went to a bunch of them. Eddie used to work for the kids. Right. He was the post the commentator. So we would travel sometimes to these these gigs were in a mental a fucking I mean nowhere these weird Native American casinos with the only places where you could do it because they had sovereignty over their own land. So even though MMA was banned in California at the time, they could still put on fights at these casinos. That's when people started to wake up because they're like, what are we making this week? How much fucking money these people are making? Because you would go to the middle of nowhere. I mean, hours and hours drive and there would be thousands of people there for an event. All people we knew, you know, people we knew from Jiu Jitsu, guys we trained with, guys we knew that were like the top out guys in the early days. And we go there and they would have these outdoor arenas like these outdoor like seated state most of the time no cover over it if it rain the fights kept going they made a whole DVD called wet and wild where they let it rain it was fucking pouring out and the middle of these crazy torrential downpours dudes were fighting
SPEAKER_01
01:16:13 - 01:16:14
It's not a bad idea.
SPEAKER_02
01:16:14 - 01:16:16
It's the dumbest idea of all time.
SPEAKER_01
01:16:16 - 01:16:18
You couldn't last it out in the rain.
SPEAKER_02
01:16:18 - 01:17:05
But yet no traction at all. You would throw a punch, you would fucking go flying. Because they had one of those old school vinyl floors. If it was a canvas floor, it would still be slippery. But it would be less slippery. But this shit wasn't canvas. This shit was like vinyl. So it was like a swimming pool. It was like slip inside. It really was like trying to have a kickboxing match on slip inside. Dude, we've fallen, there's knees get blown out, falling on top of each other. Like it was like one of the sloppiest MMA cards ever. But, kind of fun because it's a piece of history. I don't think they should ever do it again, but it's good that it exists. I think this probably, probably pulled down from YouTube. We put a video on our.
SPEAKER_01
01:17:05 - 01:20:52
That's funny. If you ever got a bolder again, don't make sure you got a new rope. Naropa into what is that cool mother? What is that place? It's a Buddhist college Really I went there on Monday. I used to go to when I was fucked up in the head, right? I thought I didn't know what I want to do in my life. It was confused I have to prison I didn't know when I would go there on Mondays and walk meditate I learned how to meditate there I went to a seminar actually Allen Gensberg there And you know, it's all vegetarians fucked up. I went to a massage therapist and I was tremendous. One time I ever allowed myself. She stunks so bad. But the messages were so good, but I could smell her fucking armpits and the hummus and it was fucking hard. But they were the nicest fucking people in the world. And they always have a course that you'll look at and go, huh? I didn't class their teacher. I've been taking like a humanitarian course, you know, and just... But it was so... I think now it would be more interesting to me, because now I've gained more knowledge, and I know the fuck I am. Right. So, if you ever go there again, I never mention it to you. My friend owns the cafeteria, and it's a vegetarian cafeteria. But here, once in a while, he's a Spanish dude. He whips up some bad ass shit, let it. Yeah? Yeah, man. He took over it, and I always forget to tell you about it. I don't know if you ever go back to Boulder. But if you do, check it out. Yeah, I'll check it out. Even go on the webpage, just look. They always have some fucking genius going through there, dropping badass knowledge. Listen, if you want to see the stones, you're going to a garden. If you want to see a good fight, you've got a guard. If you want to see a smart keen badass motherfucker drop knowledge, go to the rope. Really? Go to Boulder. Yeah. Boulder's got some fucking, you know, we met, look at brother have elite martial artists to have elite MMA guys and bolder. They got a float tank person to have a float tank. They have everything in bold. I mean, that's an astronaut school. So there's people who have It's amazing. The quality of people I met and bolder than I judged. Mm-hmm. That was like blown away by. That was a great town. Like just because you know, when you meet a physicist and he meets a guy like me, he looks down on me and bolder. Those motherfuckers talk to you. And then they tell you about, I've stabbed them all the fuck going down. What? You went to Yale. You got a fucking masters from Harvard. Yeah, you know, one time some guy, you know, because they're fucking so extreme. Just because they're geniuses in that level doesn't mean they're nerds, bro. Especially if they move to both, they might be hunters. Like, I know a guy that was a fucking brilliant dude. He was like a racist. He's like a KKK racist. Really? Because he was that eccentric, Joe. You posted something your day. Six geniuses who were perfect. Yeah. What does it bro? When you become that deep, I would go to the rope and listen. The Ginsburg is one of the guys I remember. I probably went to four seminars there to listen to people. And everybody had samples on, everybody was vegan. But I grasp a lot of fucking different things, man. That helped me. You know, I remember going there one time and going, maybe the cat to collect in his bullshit. The way this motherfucker was dropping it. Right. They weren't asking you to donate. They weren't asking you to join. They didn't want you to be rich again. I knew a dolly Lommel was going there. The dolly Lommel was always swinging them both. or he used the sum, somebody from that tribe goes to that Naropa. Now, it's very interesting, bro. Oh, and I always forgot to ask you in your travels. Namely, have a approach you and Sam, somebody from Naropa.
SPEAKER_02
01:20:52 - 01:20:56
No, so it's a Buddhist university? It's like, look at this college.
SPEAKER_01
01:20:56 - 01:21:28
How do you spell it? N-A-R-O-P-A. Very fucking cool. And even then I like the mind of a fucking thief the rope a university and then we're getting through to me like I was like wow these fucking people are cool with shit Because when you you make judgment you're like oh, this just cuz this guy went to all or whatever He's not gonna be interested in smoking a joint Oh, this motherfucker's got a pound in this suitcase I'm gonna microscope, you know like he grew with it something you're like wow
SPEAKER_02
01:21:30 - 01:24:18
Yeah, um, I went to an oshrom when I was in Boulder. There was an oshrom in the mountains. Like a Buddha shop. Yeah. He was just meditate up there in the mountains and kill bugs. You know, Buddhists are not supposed to kill bugs. Slady had a bug spray. I go, what are you doing? That she goes like, we have an ant problem. I go, wait a minute. You know, you're a Buddhist and that's supposed to be spraying fucking bugs. Like that's like convenient. It's very convenient of you that you spray in ant medication or ant poisons out. And that's supposed to do that. She is, yeah, well, it's very unfortunate. We really have, you know, cleanliness issues and it's like, listen, you're not supposed to kill fucking ants. Like, that's how about vegans that have cats? Guess what fuck face? You're not a vegan. Okay. If you have a cat and you're a vegan and you're feeding your cat cat food, you're feeding your cat murder animals. You are buying murdered animals. You yourself, you yourself are responsible for the death of animals. Period. Fact, Jamie Kills Dean, all you fucking people that are vegans and post photos of your cats, those cats are murderers. That's the only thing cats do. If you have a cat and you try to feed your cat, vegan cat food, they can fucking go blind. They start shit themselves, start walking into walls. They don't get enough protein. You can't feed a vegan cat food. They can't exist. Like you go to forums, like vegan cat forums, it's hilarious. Because post after post you see people saying, well, I've finally given in and I had to start feeding my cat regular cat food. Of course you did. He's a little murderer. Your cats are murderers. You're a person who believes that animals shouldn't die, but you're contributing to those animals dying so that you feed your animal that kills animals. Do you understand how crazy this all is? That highlights the whole hypocrisy of the idea of not taking life. You take life. Everybody takes life. Like takes life. Life takes life, whether you like it or not, unfortunately. It doesn't mean that you can't be a really good person and have a cat and only contribute to a certain amount of cat murder because look at these cats. You're next. Dirty monsters. Bread down, but still dirty monsters at heart. You know, the idea behind it is hilarious. And I don't mean to single out, but the reason why I did it is because somebody vegans that I've run into who are these self-righteous fuckers will take pictures with their cats. Like, look at you. That's not being a vegan. You're buying. You're spending money to get animals killed. That's the fact. Unless you're out there like, unless you just let your cat forge for itself, then you just live with a murderer. You know, you're a vegan who lives with a murderer. But if you're a vegan, you're out there buying cat food, guess what, dude? You ain't a vegan.
SPEAKER_01
01:24:18 - 01:24:36
This is going to be a bit, I hope so, because I'm dying to laugh with your fucking face right now. Why is Derek alright? because I actually, this and the vegans just getting deep with the LA. Yeah, we'll get a little angry. We'll go on a war with this. It's going to work. It's going to work. It's going to work. It's going to work.
SPEAKER_02
01:24:36 - 01:24:43
It's going to work. We're going to work in self-righteousness. That's what it is. It's people listen. They miss the big picture.
SPEAKER_01
01:24:43 - 01:26:56
look a man when you worked at fear factor on show there was some really cool people and then there was some real fucking douche bags when we went to bold let me tell you something man there was some lovely people and bolder and brilliant brilliant And then again, there's the people who are, there's people out there, 60% of these people that pick a fucking hobby, or whatever the fuck they call it, to hobby, bro, it's a social activity anymore. Religions have become a social activity. You understand me? Nobody becomes, you know, somebody does something, it's because they really believe in it. They really want to do it. Not anymore, Doug. Not anymore, dog. People join something just to be a part of something. It's a social, whatever. That's a lot of it. It's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's Jamie, this guy can not. I can't eat this. I can't eat that guy. Because nobody is that guy. But there are people. Not that gay. This guy was that gay, like two gay, like my god. The whole thing, the colonial scarf around them, that, you know those guys that overdo it, the guy I kidnapped, not vella. But the guy I kidnapped, my partner was going to be getting that mess. Yes. I should stab myself every day for having them as my partner. He had everything, a guy needed to be a guy. He had a pimple. He had a black car with tinted windows and a loud stereo. He had a motorcycle. He had a tattoo. He hung out at strip clubs. He was that guy. He was the common guard. You know, who's your connection? I can't tell you that right now. Shut the fuck up. You know, he was that guy. You know, it's the same thing in life now. I see it every day. People, they're hobbyists, bro. Hmm. They're hobbyists. This is a hobbyist time until the next mind fuck comes up. You know, they dive into some. It's a yoga club. They go there. It's socially man. It's socially. God forbid you're not walking the street anymore. I mean, we were kids. We never go to a problem. What do you call those parties in college?
SPEAKER_00
01:26:56 - 01:26:57
Like party? Yeah.
SPEAKER_01
01:26:57 - 01:27:14
You're at party? Well, whatever. You're going to kick party. How they salute your people. It's an American thing. With the fucking Budweiser, with the label, so Ghost has got the bid. You can't see a label they shake your head. It's like a thing. Go and walk the streets in the morning.
SPEAKER_02
01:27:14 - 01:27:22
So they're holding up the label to let, you know, they're in a certain group. I'm in the type of, I'm drinking a Papsville river. Look, they're out there. I'm very, I want to go.
SPEAKER_01
01:27:22 - 01:27:56
Okay, but now it's turned into Starbucks. God forbid a human being doesn't have a Starbucks company and I eat a clock on this society. God forbid if you work on an office, and six people every day walking with a mocha soy almond, gluten-free sperm-free fucking double latte. God forbid the guy who walks in with a 7-eleven cup of coffee. Right. He's a loser. It's good for you. We all have to fucking have that Starbucks cup. It's Starbucks that fucking great, really?
SPEAKER_02
01:27:57 - 01:28:18
Well, you know what drugs says these days when you I mean nothing wrong with coughing but what a lot of people are buying it's like a super sweet shake your buying a super sweet shake that has caffeine whip cream in it and fucking all those those venti things that people buy those blended things ice blended vanilla soy you're you're it's a shake with drugs in it
SPEAKER_01
01:28:22 - 01:28:50
Because why come from black is beautiful like can this be Jersey give me get don't touch that when you go to Jersey in the morning you drove a limo you know what it's like when you go in can you imagine going into your diner and boss and go you know what let me get some soy milk they would throw that fucking black coffee at you For 2000 years America drank a fucking from a cup that looked like a bowling ball like a helmet that they put in the box Yeah, yeah, yeah, you got it with what would you used to do regular?
SPEAKER_02
01:28:50 - 01:29:15
Yeah cream and sugar a little bit of cream a little bit of cream sugar a slight whatever that's it you go to Dunkin Donuts you go ask for regular coffee they give it to you with cream and sugar come on yeah today still yeah for sure yeah Ask for it like this places we can go to this day fucking travel regular coffee the poor the cream and for you poor a couple dashes of sugar But 36,000 years Americans ain't a butter roll every motherfucking these coast ain't a butter roll.
SPEAKER_01
01:29:15 - 01:29:21
That's it fuck the egg fuck the gluten fuck the protein angles with butter Bagels with butter.
SPEAKER_02
01:29:21 - 01:29:30
I was every fucking corner in New York City would have like but it would sell those wrapped up rolls with with butter already buttered or wrapped up bagels already buttered
SPEAKER_01
01:29:31 - 01:30:15
fucking amazing yeah just needed some calories now but now it's like if you don't have a Starbucks fucking coffee so that lady you met and bold because let me tell you one thing about bold I believe bold I had a lot bolder specializes in one thing they specialize if you're serious about your health and your life the value of your life. People who value their lives, like somebody who lives in a big city, and one day he has a heart attack in 33, and he's a stockbroker. And yeah, he's got $30 million in the man, but he's fucking $33. Those guys, when they go, it's over, and they move to bowl and they open up a bookstore. You don't know. You walk by their angle. How does this fucking moped make a living? It's people who wanted to hence their lives.
SPEAKER_02
01:30:15 - 01:30:26
The people will realize you don't have to be around this many goddamn people. I did Kevin and Ben yesterday. So I was up at 5.50. I was in my car by 6 a.m. driving on the highway. Backed.
01:30:26 - 01:30:27
Backed.
SPEAKER_02
01:30:29 - 01:31:04
fucking 30 miles an hour going down the 101. It's six o'clock in the morning. It was, it's madness. God forbid you get there. It's 730 or 8. It's death. It's hot death for a dozen miles. And there's too many motherfuckers, man. It's not good for you. It's not good for you. If you have to live here, I totally understand. But you and I don't. We don't have to live here. We're on the road all the time. I'm going to start Skype and shit it. I'm going to put Jamie in a goddamn fish tank. I'm going to start Skype in from the middle of nowhere. I'm going to figure out how to do that. Are you sure if you're does that when he does that punch-drunk podcast, he's on the he's in New York and they're over here. They Skype. He's a little corner. A little fucking square.
SPEAKER_01
01:31:04 - 01:31:57
He's amazing. How if I get on the plane when I travel. I get I get to 6 a.m. because let me tell you something, bro. And you know, look at me and say no way. There's a huge difference on the 405 from 10 to 6 and 10 and half to 6. It's miraculous. Oh, yeah. It's something you've never seen. And I'll do it with you. I'll go there five days after the camera go. Are you ready? That's 10 to 6. You see it moving? Yeah. Watch 10 out to 6. Clank. Clank. Look at that HOV lane. Look at that motherfucker. Stuck. Yeah. Stuck. HOV. Nine motherfuckers in a car. Stuck. No, man. I get it. That fucking car. 4.45. You know what it takes me 20 minutes to get the fucking the 405 at 4.45 and 1.5 and 1. Oh, yeah. 25. Not 10. It's beautiful. You're a city. For in the morning, it's beautiful. Unbelievable. I get to the fucking airport. I park in the three right by the elevator. I'm in another.
SPEAKER_02
01:31:57 - 01:33:46
You know what I do sometimes if I got a wild hair at my ass? I'll take my car up into the mountains. Like you ever go up a Angela's Cress Highway? I don't know. Angela's Cress Highway off the 210. If you go off the 210 and driving from this studio towards Pasadena, if you went up through the 118 to the 210, there's an area called the Angeles Crest Highway and you take it up into the mountains, just a two-lane road. If you go up there like five o'clock in the morning, so it's clock at the morning, it's fucking dead empty. And right when the sun starts to come up, just drive, just drive up there, just drive up there and see the mountains and the hills and there's not a fucking soul inside. When you could do that, when you can get on the highway and you see like one car, myel up and one car like a mile back and that's it just you three motherfuckers and one guy going this way one go it's like relaxing it gives you a feeling of peace because you're so constantly concentrating on all these motherfuckers this guy next to you's in a truck and this guy next to you is kind of weaving in that a lanes and this motherfucker in front of you is going to slow and it's like so much shit to think about When you could just get on a highway and there's nobody, it's a peaceful feeling. You'll forget, driving is nice. Remember when you were a little kid, you first got your driver's license, and you're like, woohoo! I get to check. Not a little kid, but you know, 18, whatever. You first get to remember, imagine four-year-olds were driving. Like, driving is fun. Like, my six-year-old, she's learning how to ride a bike. So I'm teaching her a ride a bike without training wheels or moving around, showing her how to do tight turns and stuff, and she's having that time of her life. And I'm thinking if I had to drive a bike in this little fucking ass driveway, I would be so bored. But to a six-year-old, it's like, woohoo! It's so fun. That's what it's like when you first start driving a car. It's fun. And you forget, like, driving a car just is a pleasure. If you have a car that works right, and you're out on a nice road, and there's no one there. The music's on. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah.
SPEAKER_01
01:33:46 - 01:33:50
Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah.
SPEAKER_02
01:33:50 - 01:34:23
Oh, yeah. Oh Beautiful view a beautiful view to look out at that's the thing that really gets me about Colorado more than anything is the sheer beauty of the landscape Boulder like how about Evergreen when you're driving from Evergreen down in a Denver people will know about Evergreen Evergreen's I have an hour outside of Denver You might as well be on that mountain meant TV show. You might as well be one of those fucking dudes that makes their own wood. You're up there in the middle of the fucking mountain 30 minutes from Denver.
SPEAKER_01
01:34:23 - 01:35:08
Beautiful. I remember the last time I had peace of mind was I was shooting along this yard and I was walking on Saturdays and Sundays and they after they said, you can go home and stay. I would stay in the hotel to hotel be empty and be a couple of us that would stay on that. And I would get the rental car dog and I would get on that road and I'd go to a house. oh yeah that's all hippies right how all hippies i turn the fucking car out three four hours no traffic no traffic i just got on the whatever road i don't know what it was now you ever do that drive uh... from uh... sandier go to vegas fuck yeah that's a nice drive that's a beautiful truck when you go through those weird desert areas
SPEAKER_02
01:35:09 - 01:35:47
And you have to see those, I went to the Air Force Base. I forget which base it is down there, where the blue angels are. I did a Africa, the name of it. But I had to drive down the San Diego, and then from San Diego, I had to go across like quite a while to get to the Air Force Base where they took me on a flight with the blue angels. And you're driving through these desert areas where these beautiful rock formations and shit, it's gorgeous out there. As long as you have AC, it's fucking gorgeous. Like seeing the cool rock structures and shit, it's a pleasure. People forget we live here in LA and we associate driving with being a pain in the ass.
SPEAKER_01
01:35:47 - 01:36:48
How sad is that? It's like it's fucking like he like wake up the morning. Your feet touch you like fuck. I got to go to Hollywood at 2.30 God dammit God fucking dammit. You start looking and then you get on the you put on channel five and they're telling you don't want to want this an accent on the way here, bro. I left my house in fucking 10 to 20. I should have been here early. Yeah. I know I fucking car flipped on the other side as I was driving. to put people hanging by their fucking seatbelts. I mean, it was that far left when I was in my far left. Wow. So I got to see it. And three motherfuckers out with their fucking cameras with TMZ. Of course, Jesus Christ, Joe Rogan. That's that's just a fireball homicide where I come from. It's just a parable homicide issue to make that pull over. What is wrong with you? Somebody's yelling for their life. And you have your fucking camera and you miserable motherfucker. And there was people getting out of their cars. I'm helping them. I mean, there was bump in a bumper. I don't know how the fucking ambulance is going to get in.
SPEAKER_02
01:36:48 - 01:36:51
Yeah. Well, that's sometimes people have to help.
SPEAKER_01
01:36:51 - 01:37:04
Welcome to the fucking world of cameras, my friend. Yeah. Yeah. Some of you's yelling for that life. You're gonna fucking camera and for a love of Christ. What kind of goddamn human being are you? I just to extend your hand for the person to see a hand.
SPEAKER_02
01:37:05 - 01:37:45
you know what's fucked up though you talked to them and they're nice guys look a lot of those TMZ camera guys I was guys a very nice guy I don't even know if it was the TMZ guy there were three people there was two people with cell phones and a guy like a little fuck right I was like well some people are just filming because they're there and they had to have me Some people, if they have something on them that can record, they have to record things. Oh my God, I can't believe it. Let me get this on video. But a lot of these guys are just guys who have a job. It's the real problem is that people want to read that shit. You know, that's the real problem, including us. It's compelling. You find out about some crazy story. It's some nutty shit happen. TMZ has a video of it. You don't go to it, ever? No TMZ.
SPEAKER_01
01:37:45 - 01:37:49
If you used to watch it two, three years ago, it's a six o'clock. Now I just watched the news.
SPEAKER_02
01:37:50 - 01:37:56
If there's something something fucking completely crazy happens, you're gonna, you know, people are gonna want to see it, they're gonna want to see a video.
SPEAKER_01
01:37:56 - 01:38:11
I think I went to something with Snoop, with whatever got knocked out, I was curious. Oh, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
SPEAKER_02
01:38:12 - 01:38:40
I know we always talk about it. Yeah, sure. Yeah. A barber knocked him out, right? Some dude who owned a barber shop in L.A. He was a valet. Right? I don't think so. Something. Something was out of valet. Yeah. Oh, out of valet. I don't remember exactly what happened. But yeah. Yeah, we live in a weird world. See those videos all the time. Every day there's new ones. Every day there's some new thing. Jamie watches all that shit. Every time I come in here, his motherfuckers got some new Beyonce story for me.
SPEAKER_01
01:38:40 - 01:38:49
I always find that late. I found that up at the TI. What happened to you at the fight? Oh, the main weather. I never saw that, but there would be such videos online.
SPEAKER_02
01:38:49 - 01:39:15
You know, TI went on an opion Anthony after that. He was fucking hilarious. He's really funny. He's like a real relaxed dude. He's a fun dude. It was interesting too. I don't know. I mean, I don't even know if the video or the appearance on opion Anthony was after that fight. I was just in my car and they were talking. And, you know, you look at the serious, it shows you who the guest is, and it's at TI. This is fun. It's fun, guys, man. Look, they're just having a good time with them.
SPEAKER_01
01:39:15 - 01:39:23
I was, did he get busted with guns? Yes. Okay. He's the little, it's like a fun guy. He did a movie. He did American fucking gangster.
SPEAKER_02
01:39:23 - 01:39:24
He was in American gangster?
SPEAKER_01
01:39:24 - 01:39:37
Yeah, he's the baseball player. He's the one that was the baseball player. Now, he got on the track with the Yankees and show up. And that's how it goes up. He goes, how come he didn't show up? He goes, I'm like, I'm like, I'm playing baseball for, I want to be like you. Oh, that's funny.
SPEAKER_02
01:39:38 - 01:40:19
Did you see the ads for the new James Brown movie? They had a James Brown movie. Who's playing James Brown? I don't know, some dude. I don't know. Here, let's pull it up. Brown movie. I want to see the Tom Cruise movie last night. Yeah, exactly. It's fucking great. That movie is great. It's really good, man. It's called Get On Up. Get Up, get On Up. Dude's name is... Chadwick Boseman. Hmm. I don't know what that is. Do you know what that is? Chadwick Boseman. Okay. Handsome fellow. It's been a bunch of shit. He's been, he was on all my children. No way. It's a 1970. Must be a different guy.
SPEAKER_00
01:40:19 - 01:40:24
What was Jay's Brown, the movie cover? Chadwick Boseman. It came out. He can't be out.
SPEAKER_02
01:40:24 - 01:40:34
It says all my children 1970. It's got to be a different Chadwick bomb and you dummies. That doesn't make any sense. The guys, he's not that old.
SPEAKER_00
01:40:34 - 01:40:35
Maybe he was a kid on the show though.
SPEAKER_02
01:40:35 - 01:40:52
No, he's not even, that would mean he would have to be what? 40 something years old? No way. So the movie came out already? No, no, no, no, it's not okay. It's the, the ads for it right now. He was in that movie 42. He played Jackie Robinson.
SPEAKER_01
01:40:52 - 01:41:15
Oh, I do it's badass. Okay. Yeah, yeah. That was a good movie, you know. I heard it was really good. Yeah, that kid was good. He was very good. You know, he was good in that movie. You know who was fucking badass in that movie dog? Harrison fucking for it. Oh, yeah. Damn. He wasn't disguised. Harrison for it. He dropped it on the beach. I mean, he says some shit that you're like, look at fucking Harrison for itself.
SPEAKER_02
01:41:15 - 01:41:23
Isn't interesting this dude's playing two famous dead black dudes play Jack and Robinson and then change. He's there to go to a guy. You need a shirt, sagging shirt.
SPEAKER_01
01:41:23 - 01:41:28
This is a motherfucker. You know what I'm saying? You gotta do what you got to do sometimes.
SPEAKER_02
01:41:31 - 01:42:15
That fucking Tom Cruise movie is good, man. I'm telling you, is one of the most original science fiction movies I've ever seen. I had low expectations. I went into it. I thought it was going to be some shoot him out, where Tom Cruise does a standard shit and every one of them is standard, you know, like, calm, cool, collected. You know, facing the adversity, no. It was a complex character that he had a play and the movie was very complex. There was a lot going on. It was like a time travel. This part of the movie is an alien movie, an alien invasion movie about time travel. I can't tell you any moral, give you a spoiler alert, but it's fucking good movie man. It's a good fucking movie. Like I'd give it a 9 out of 10. It's a really good movie. Like one of the most original science fiction movies I've ever seen. You see in 3D? No, no, I just saw regular.
SPEAKER_01
01:42:17 - 01:42:35
I don't give you see them moving kicking in the York. Yeah. All right. Fucking fun. Yeah. It's great moving. But a year ago. Christopher Walken, Constantine Ray, this dude on Twitter told me that my fuck that move. It's overrated. It was on the on a holy shit joke. But to me, he didn't do it. I mean, Christopher Walken is always Christopher Walken.
SPEAKER_02
01:42:35 - 01:42:37
Right. Lawrence Fishburn stole that motherfucker.
SPEAKER_01
01:42:38 - 01:44:31
Lawrence Fishpirt stole that motherfucker listen I come to the conclusion he's the best black act of now and I'll prove it to you you know when he beats to check in the movie Tina Turner he plays a different type of black dude Don't make me say it. And then, whatever, he plays a completely different type of black dude. But the opening of that movie, he goes to King Tito's house in the bite of Coke with Steve Bushemi. And Steve Bushemi, what he called that shit way and out the Coke, making sure it's good. And fucking Lawrence Fishburn is torturing this drug deal. Yo, you play ball not, not my looking at you. You got a Coke. And he keeps torturing him, torturing him. And then finally the guy, you what the fucking drugs, you fucking black guy, I don't do business. And he gives him the thing. And the guy's about to open up the briefcase to check the money. And he fucking slams and he goes, where's my motherfucking coke? Which is classic and he finally opens it up and it's all tampons And he goes what the fuck is this to plug your motherfucking holes and he shoots him in the black guy comes through room service And he starts shooting people. That's the best opening to any fucking movie I've seen. I forgot all about that movie I sat there going what the fuck is this tremendous Yeah, tremendous. I recommend if you haven't seen a long time Christopher walking with yours in that movie dog The black dude from Lost. He's the kid on the elevator. That goes to mug Christopher Walker. And he's Christian Walker throws him like 10,000. He goes, come see me. I'll give you a job. They look at the money they take off. That's the little black dude from Lost. That was also, he's not 1,000 things. He was a young kid. Really? Like a young kid. Like, you know, 2018? No shit. It's amazing when you see these old movies. And you're like, wow. Look what a fuck that is. Play him one scene. Like in the thief.
SPEAKER_02
01:44:32 - 01:44:45
Man hunker that dude that was CSI for 18 years that dude was on the dude from loss was on He was on the fucking the prison move the prison Oz he was in Oz too.
SPEAKER_01
01:44:45 - 01:45:11
Yeah, the guy in the wheelchair. Yeah, yeah, dude's been around you look at these guys go what the fuck Yeah, how about Lawrence fish burning was in fucking apocalypse now dog. I talked to him with name for the fucking weed store No shit. He was talking about how he was 14 and he had bring his mother down, because they shot on the Philippines. They were there for a year, bro. Wow. He was a kid. And on that boat, he was 14 years old, 15 years old. He was a fucking child.
SPEAKER_02
01:45:11 - 01:45:15
Yeah, he was really young. And that movie took a long time to film. Two years.
SPEAKER_01
01:45:15 - 01:46:38
Two years. That's what the studios were just. And Molly and Brandon was on that. So, Molly and Brandon, this was what this motherfucker did. They met with them, they're like, Molly and we love you. But get it together. You're a little getting a little heavy. You're playing a fucking major. You're playing a guy who parachutes out of planes. Please work out. How much to train a court? Give him a check for a train. What do they want? 10,000. Give him a 20. Get the best train to lose the way mall and took the check. Absolutely. Post time that motherfucker showed up 20 pounds overweight than what he was at the meeting They were furious. That's why all the scenes are dark. Yeah, that's why the only show is head shit Hold in his head. They never showed his body. No, that's why cuz they were like dog What the fuck we gave you money for a train dog I spent the money as Spogos, you know saying I didn't have an island at one point in time. Did you have a shot listen? If you're into this shit, because I'm into stupidity, okay? Me and Joe Rogan chase Coburn on Sunset Boulevard. I'm into those old actors. They represented something different. They represented, and while in Brando, represented something completely different in my eyes, this kid was from Nebraska. This kid was from fucking Nebraska. You know, everybody stuck on James Dean. Focus on fucking Brando. This guy came out here and just fuck people up and they hate them.
SPEAKER_02
01:46:39 - 01:47:13
They hate him. He wrote a hilarious fucking letter to Charlie Sheen when he couldn't make his birthday party. He wrote, Dear Charlie, I'm feeling like a very large turd on a very thin stick. I'm holed up in bed and taking everything from sled dog urine to power aid. Power, power, I don't know. Eastern Indian Volvo. Maybe won't work tomorrow if I feel the same. That's what he sent him when he was thinking about not going to his party.
SPEAKER_01
01:47:13 - 01:47:18
That's what they do was out there. They didn't want them for the Godfather. You know how hard they had to push for him for the Godfather.
SPEAKER_02
01:47:18 - 01:47:19
He's crazy. He didn't give him a fuck.
SPEAKER_01
01:47:19 - 01:47:57
He didn't give him a fuck. He didn't give him a fuck. And then he showed up. They didn't know who the fuck he was. He put the cotton in his mouth and shit. And he just blew my little water. Then they gave him right. No, before that they gave him, what's that movie did? We cost the studio 80,000. He was directing. Whatever the fuck about the boat dog. Yeah. Yeah. And they went down there and they realized they'd get down there like, where's my little brain though? He's in the hut fucking six fucking Hawaiian chicks. That's where he married the chick. He was a crazy motherfucker. He was crazy motherfucker. Then he came back dog and he just, he, then he sent an Indian to the fucking Oscars to, to protest. Yeah. The fucking America is the same movies.
SPEAKER_02
01:47:58 - 01:48:05
What does this shit? And at the end of his life, he didn't he live? I mean, he lived on an island or something, right? Did he do something like that?
SPEAKER_01
01:48:05 - 01:48:12
I think you lived in a studio, silly, I swear. Yeah, he lived around here at the island. Yeah, he lived around here at the island. He lost the island.
SPEAKER_02
01:48:12 - 01:48:13
He lost the island.
SPEAKER_01
01:48:13 - 01:48:20
But that was also a tragic side of you lost his kids. It was very sad that whole thing would happen.
SPEAKER_02
01:48:20 - 01:48:23
Well, you can't imagine a guy like that would be really good at taking care of kids.
SPEAKER_01
01:48:23 - 01:48:59
You know what? He was really bad at asking. I didn't realize it because I didn't person. I have to watch it because my wife watches, uh, the man is still. Oh, that movie, yeah, movie, but I love Kevin Crow, but not good. Molly Brando cemented that role so strong. That speech he tells him before he puts him in the fucking thing, bro. Yeah. That's, you had to be Superman. If, if your father tells you to speech, if your father looks you and I tells you that speech, you got to be Superman. That's it. You're like that. You just blew my fucking mind. It was amazing.
SPEAKER_02
01:48:59 - 01:49:35
He had a lease of an island, 1966. He got a 99-year lease. The island of, I don't know how to say this, but it's T-E-T-I-A-A-R-O-A. Tet-D-A-R-O, but Tahiti government, making him its sole owner, 35 miles from the main island of Tahiti. It's a group of 13 eyelets, small islands, measuring about 27 square miles and surrounded by a lagoon. Fucking dude lived up there on an eco resort. Wow. Crazy man. Strange, strange dude, man.
SPEAKER_01
01:49:35 - 01:49:47
Talked, you know, there's a room where he's the charge to read your script. He's the charge you to read your script. Look at him, I'll give you a studio, say, hi, boy, we have a script for you. Okay? 50 jays.
SPEAKER_02
01:49:50 - 01:49:56
He would bang you at every level. That makes sense, though. If you're Marlin fucking Brandon, you know, 25 to read the script.
SPEAKER_01
01:49:56 - 01:50:04
Well, you want me to come off the island for a minute. I might have heard because you're out of that one.
SPEAKER_02
01:50:04 - 01:50:08
Well, that's when you're a bad motherfucker when they're willing to fly into an island to talk to.
SPEAKER_01
01:50:08 - 01:50:18
And if you wanted to fly him off, it would even cause you like triple. To fly him off the island. Yeah, like, oh, no, we won't need to come to Hollywood. I don't know about that.
SPEAKER_02
01:50:19 - 01:50:22
show up with his crazy hat on. What do we have here for this?
SPEAKER_01
01:50:22 - 01:50:25
It's 400 pounds 400 pounds.
SPEAKER_02
01:50:25 - 01:50:35
Apparently he would sign up to do movies too, it hadn't read it at all, and would make them put up these big placards with all the lines that he had to say, like right behind them as we just freeball it on the side.
SPEAKER_01
01:50:35 - 01:52:47
I don't, I don't, I don't, I think that the Americans, I think people itself sometimes take acting too sacredly, you know. But if, like in the Godfather, seeing where he's at the table, he's talking about if something should happen to my son, and he gets up. That's when they said he was reading, off the guys lapels and shit. Yeah. But look at him. See if you see him reading. Yeah. At the end, maybe, not in 1972 when he was dropping a guy. The guy thought I was going to need to be on this month. Eight thirty in a morning. You know me, I got up at six. I'm watching a news or something. Godfather, I got a catch ten minutes of it. Last night I watched the scene when he told what's his name. He was out. He was brilliant, bro. He told the constantly there. The white dude. Right. He tells him when he goes, we're going to Vegas. He just got the hospital and he goes, you know you're any smacks because no offense let Michael I'm gonna do this and he goes but I can help you Michael goes you're out and he gets up and leaves he's beautiful girl he's beautiful so no matter if he was reading cards this year you know we forget you forget bro you forget because we we're subjected to such bad fucking movies But I watched that movie again the other day. And I've been watching pieces. I don't have the time to sit and watch three hours. But it's been on HBO. And I watched the scene where he comes down. He tells the vow, cars are coming to my house. Tell me two vows. Another one was great. God. He tells him, you know, tell you don't, whatever he seems to know. And he goes, but I was about to. But you had to have a drink. Takes the drink out of his hand. He goes, nah, you had your drink. I get goosebumps. I've seen that scene a hundred times. I still get goosebumps, bro. Well, he looks as sunny. He throws that curtain down on that table. He tells that dude, look how they mess against my son. Are you fucking kidding me? Are you fucking kidding me? Yeah, God. Get the guy from England, Gainesville, New York. He'll take that guy and break him and fucking act by his neck like a chicken. You understand? At that time, that dude was dropping an object with cue cards, with whatever. Didn't matter. It didn't matter. He knew who the fuck he was in the way in there.
SPEAKER_02
01:52:47 - 01:52:48
You know what did you see man?
SPEAKER_01
01:52:48 - 01:52:59
He did last take on Paris. That's what's interesting. That is a fucking portal after that. And they really did. What? Last take on Paris. Look at the poster for that. Yeah.
SPEAKER_02
01:52:59 - 01:53:01
It's a corner. Why do you say it's a corner?
SPEAKER_01
01:53:01 - 01:53:05
It was as close to polar as could be. But they really look at the look at the poster for it.
SPEAKER_00
01:53:05 - 01:53:09
I'm looking at it. It's like nine and a half weeks kind of pouring.
SPEAKER_02
01:53:09 - 01:53:17
Yeah, it's him and some broad Making out and this thing Italian American Franco Italian romantic erotic drama Wow, I never saw that.
SPEAKER_01
01:53:17 - 01:53:22
Yeah, he's crazy that too. He puts light bulbs in a pussy Wait, what is she?
SPEAKER_02
01:53:22 - 01:54:23
Well, it's not like for the grit The original battery The traitor, a recent American widower who begins an anonymous sexual relationship with a young but troth-present woman Marlin Brando Maria Schneider Who's Maria Schneider? Whoa, still alive, live and kicking. Nope, died. 58, 2,011. And patty died in patty. 58's not that old. You know, it's interesting. I was going to say that some movies like The Godfather holds up perfect. The Godfather could be in the movies today. It would seem a little unusual because the way it's sort of filmed and framed and the music and everything like that, it would be like it would stand out as being unusual, but it would totally hold up. But other movies from that era, big movies that you really enjoyed from that era.
SPEAKER_01
01:54:23 - 01:54:44
The French could actually want to shoot yourself. It's really bad. Yeah, except for the bar when he shakes everybody down. Bob, I doll is any. What the fuck is this? He makes the milkshake? Yeah. That's all really good, but everything else, the mechanic, the drags. Any Charles Bronson movie? Wanna shoot yourself now? Really? It's brutal. Even even high. High times holds up. You know, high mechanic?
SPEAKER_00
01:54:44 - 01:54:51
That's slow. Did I just try to launch the godfather? I never watched any of them. It's slow.
SPEAKER_01
01:54:51 - 01:55:53
Slow the mechanic, you gotta have balls. You're wife, no. Don't look at Jan Michael Vincent, die for about 20 minutes. He's an example of a guy who fell apart. No, we all. America doesn't know the beauty of a man because, remember, Jan Michael Vincent would come together, Richard Geer would have still been jumping down with fucking Hindus and fucking back then wherever the fuck he was. He's a Buddhist rich in big time. There would have been no rich in gear because he was blonde dog. He was about to kill it. He killed him with the world's greatest athlete. Remember when we were kids, Disney? He picked up the fucking weights in his arm, stayed there, and he was that. He played, but that was all. He played a movie called The Fiance, where he's a long shaman on the west side. We're poorly walled up to the sopranos, Danny A. L. O. And they attack a fucking again, like a Mexican Puerto Rican game. That movie was on HBO for a while, but that movie that mechanic is slow as fuck, which then they go to Italy. That slow was fuck two when they go to Italy.
SPEAKER_02
01:55:53 - 01:56:00
He was born in Denver, Colorado. He's still alive. Jamacovinson's still alive. That's amazing. 69 years old.
SPEAKER_01
01:56:00 - 01:56:03
And with no fucking kidneys delivered, that motherfucker just
SPEAKER_02
01:56:03 - 01:57:18
And the crazy though, last tango and Paris chick, dead as fuck. Chamelego Vincent, pickled, drunk as shit, go-ty, Dil-Kicken. Yeah man. He's fucking apparently he's got some issues too. He left Hollywood 12 years ago for a life on the Mississippi Delta. That's where he lives now. God's got to be weird. Not everybody's cut out for that kind of movie star Tom Cruise takes shit. It's crazy as that Tom Cruise motherfucker is. Keeps it together. Pretty goddamn good. I mean, I'm sure if you talked to one of his ex-wives, they would say, they would tell you some horror story. Well, people in fucking crazy outfits, you know, telling them about Z-New up on a planet, pluton, or some shit that's controlling Tom's vibrations, forcing him to recite the doctrine of Scientology. But if you look at what he's done and the fact that he's still alive and kicking from go back to like, what was that first movie? Just take those old records off to show what movie was that. Oh, risky business. Go from risky business to today in 2014 Tom Cruise is still knocking it out of the park as a movie star. If you know why it's our route. Scientology.
SPEAKER_01
01:57:19 - 01:58:18
Because besides Scientante, he's as well prepared as you are. His game, he's on top of his game. You know that you can't be fucking around and getting 20 million of movies fucking around. He's on top of his game. You know, bro, he's got some movies that you watch him and go, yeah, this sucks. But go, yeah, he went from risky business. And all of a sudden he rocked against Jack Nicholson in that movie with the Marine movie. What's the name of that fucking movie? Oh, yeah, a few good men. Oh, well, he rocked in that. And then he rocked this fucking Jerry McGuire. I mean, he hit a lot of fucking park as an agent. But Doug, when you watch that fucking movie where he plays the hip man with Jamie Foxx. Oh, yeah. He goes into the Japanese bar. It was a career town. And he starts shooting motherfuckers. Look at his legs. Mm-hmm. Well, he shoot. That's military. That's military style shooting. He just don't make that up to your son and colleges. So that means for three weeks before that he went and worked some way. He was beautiful. That movie. He was beautiful in that scene.
SPEAKER_02
01:58:18 - 01:58:26
At all the guys who have ever done those movies, he's the most consistent. Like he does his own stunts, his own race car driving stunts, all that shit.
SPEAKER_01
01:58:26 - 01:58:35
And you know what? I'm sorry to tie you. He's a tiny dude. Ricky Cruz played his double and The movie where he said that was horrendously bad. He sang in a movie. Yeah.
SPEAKER_02
01:58:35 - 01:58:36
Yeah.
SPEAKER_01
01:58:36 - 01:58:43
Oh, the sunset strip movie played a rock style ballman and all those people. What was that movie? Rock of ages.
SPEAKER_02
01:58:43 - 01:58:45
I heard that was a hunk of shit.
SPEAKER_01
01:58:45 - 01:58:52
Oh, they said it was the kiss of death. Ricky Cruz played his double his standing.
SPEAKER_02
01:58:52 - 01:58:56
By her it is he's not I heard it's an exaggeration but not that tiny.
SPEAKER_00
01:58:56 - 01:59:01
I heard that they actually build sets where it's bigger, so he can stand on, so he can never be with it.
SPEAKER_02
01:59:01 - 01:59:16
Well, they did that with him and Brad Pitt. When him and Brad Pitt did interview with the vampire, Brad Pitt talked about how they would walk and Tom Cruise would walk next to him on like a ramp. So like Brad Pitt would walk here and Tom Cruise would walk next to him on a ramp, because he had to be the same height as him.
SPEAKER_00
01:59:16 - 01:59:23
I bet they do that for a lot of movies though, because I have these, you know, leads that he, like the actresses, they can't have it. They actress be taller than him.
SPEAKER_02
01:59:24 - 01:59:29
That's weird. It's weird. Well, it's weird that that hasn't like him.
SPEAKER_00
01:59:29 - 01:59:29
He's happy.
SPEAKER_02
01:59:29 - 01:59:38
He's happy at him, you know, in any way. He's still like one of the main movie stars. He rocks the house. He rocks the house. He rocks the house. And I'm telling you Joey, go see this guy.
SPEAKER_01
01:59:38 - 02:00:05
I'm going to be out of my town. He's a guy. You don't have to solve it. But there's some people in the, a lot of the Capitol. There's something on that. That's not a guy that you're being able to up to. He's crazy. Right. He's crazy. He does it. He does it. They get that big envelope. He's going to, yeah, he's going to do dog shit's broke. Right. He can't control that CAA calls him. Yes, well, we have a movie about a bar. You're going to be great. Next, you know, he's tap dancing. I'm sure while they're giving them envelopes, it's okay, after he goes to the fucking screen, it's 5-7.
SPEAKER_00
02:00:05 - 02:00:10
He's 5-7 and Vingrims is actually 6 foot, but this is an example where they're trying to make him look.
SPEAKER_02
02:00:11 - 02:00:35
I don't think he's five seven. I think that's a lie. I think that's one of those Napoleon things. You know, everybody talks about Napoleon being short. You know, Napoleon was like above average height for the time. It wasn't short. It was England fucking with them. They would do all these jokes about Napoleon being short. He was five six. Back then, people were tiny shit. So like five six back then was like, ignore what's that dude. Is this the same website you keep pulling up called humor.
SPEAKER_00
02:00:35 - 02:00:55
You know, they substantiated all the other websites also said five seven. Really? Yeah. Five seven. Here's here's what Tom Cruise. Yep. Five seven. Diaz. You see how they're making him like they're constantly always making him taller even though like these people are way taller than him. Oh, so you're standing on something. Yeah. Like little buckets and stuff.
SPEAKER_02
02:00:56 - 02:01:06
Yeah, it says, uh, wouldn't it be funny if he was actually six feet tall, but this is just a giant troll that everybody's saying he's five seven five seven five seven. Yeah. Oh, he's walking next to people.
SPEAKER_00
02:01:06 - 02:01:06
Okay.
SPEAKER_02
02:01:06 - 02:01:13
Well, Katie Holmes was giant. Like what they would go out in public. Katie Holmes was like legitimately like five ten, right? Wasn't she?
SPEAKER_00
02:01:13 - 02:01:19
No, I think she's kind of a girl. Oh, she is. She's five nine.
SPEAKER_02
02:01:19 - 02:01:23
Yeah. But so was Nicole Kidman. Nicole Kidman was big too. They'll say, what's going on there?
SPEAKER_00
02:01:23 - 02:01:24
Yeah.
SPEAKER_02
02:01:24 - 02:01:29
He's got some shit in his shoes. Well, there's dudes who wear stuff in their shoes, you know, and she's got me.
SPEAKER_01
02:01:29 - 02:01:35
Rod just big too, right? Yeah. He would be Rod. He would be Rod. He's slung some deck though. Maybe he did.
SPEAKER_02
02:01:35 - 02:02:07
Maybe, you know, whatever he did, he figured out how to get all these girls to marry him. This, you know what, will never get the full story because Scientology is so secretive and inclusive and so, so culty, but what a fascinating story that would be. See, like, if the rumors are all true, if he really is a closeted gay guy that has arranged marriages and they go on for 10 years and the women get all this money and, you know, he needs them because this is like the image that he's trying to portray. That's a fascinating story.
SPEAKER_01
02:02:12 - 02:02:34
How many meetings could you go to? And say to yourself, I can make a fucking killing. If I can get my phone to tape a meeting of, you know, seeing like a Scientology party what it really is. Right. It's like to vault and fuck it. Tom Cruise jumping up a beginning. He's a nice guy's ripping up a shit. It was somebody would sell that for a hundred billion dollars.
SPEAKER_02
02:02:34 - 02:03:45
Well, you know, you're seeing that now. What's certain guys like this Brian singer guy that directs the X-Men that this is the guy that is in trouble because it's one of his ex-boyfriends claiming that he was sexually exploited and they passed him around if you pay attention. Holy shit. They have fucking parties. Let me say something. No hate gay motherfuckers know how to party. They don't have to. They know how to party. These guys have this fucking to his photos. Pull up some photos of Brian Singer's parties. He has parties where he has red lights in the swimming pool and they're filled with twinks. It's a twink soup. And everyone is dancing around the pool, the pool is flooded by guys with no shirts on. And they're all touching each other and having a great fucking time. And if you're gay, that's got to be the way, look at this. That's the way to fucking party. Why not? What is everybody angry at? What's twigs? Twinks. Twinks are like little skinny gay guys that look, you know, kind of like boyish. That's a type, yeah, super twink. And you just live a super twink. But like, look at this. What is wrong with this? This looks like a super positive scene to me. I don't have any problem with anything I see here. I see a bunch of guys doing what they want to do. They're pants off. They're hanging around in a pool. Who gives a shit? Why is the world a brown? No, that's.
SPEAKER_00
02:03:45 - 02:03:50
Yeah, it's blood water. It's from all that ass sex. No. Yeah.
SPEAKER_02
02:03:50 - 02:03:59
It's a light on the pool. I don't do that. It's a light on the pool. It's lights. You see in the corner, you see the red lights, obvious. There's lights. Or it's white. He's red light bulbs.
SPEAKER_01
02:03:59 - 02:04:05
Listen, guy, Brian's second. He's been around for a while. Yeah. No, what kind of movies are he directed before?
SPEAKER_02
02:04:05 - 02:04:15
Right, directed a lot of movies. Like what? Like, uh, X-Men did a lot of X-Men. It was like two years ago, right? No, he's done it. I think he's not quite a few of them, right? Hasn't he? He's done a bunch of shit. Let's do Brian's single. Let's pull it up.
SPEAKER_00
02:04:15 - 02:04:22
Yeah, isn't there's like that one guy that was, uh, suing because he's getting, because he was like the guy that got passed around by all the guys.
SPEAKER_02
02:04:22 - 02:04:34
Yeah, but you know what, man? Here's the deal. If you show up for one of those things and you get passed around, you're like, what the hell? I got to get out of here. This is a bad situation. If you keep showing up and you keep getting passed around, then you want to write a book about it?
SPEAKER_01
02:04:34 - 02:05:23
I don't know. You could have left. You could have left. You could have left. I don't know what time it is. You got a co-star pot and you got fucked on the S-80 two times. Yeah, that's it. That's what you listen. I think it's see that happening in Hollywood. It happens to women all the time, guys. They go to these fucking parties. I don't know what type of parties there are. Next to another in the Hollywood Hills. They're doing fucking roofies. They're doing blow and there's eight fucking young guys fucking. It happens. I've been to one. No. It happens. It has to happen with a little young guys to the confuse here. They come from a small town. They gay. They go to an audition. Brian, sing a context about what a talk you personally. You know, let's do lunch next thing, you know, you're at a fucking pool. And let's go. Let's go upstairs. Probably can't even believe it. And then, you know, you watch that movie with Tom Cruise, one of the darkest movies he made. That's a great movie, bro.
SPEAKER_00
02:05:23 - 02:05:25
Which movie? with all the masks.
SPEAKER_01
02:05:25 - 02:09:30
Yes. That's always on late night. I've seen Bryan Singer because I compare that situation to Stanley Kubrick. Yeah, not Stanley Kubrick, but that's the situation where a bunch of old guys that fucking deserve it. And when some month they go to a house, Red Band tells me to call a phone and say Red Devil and he sends you to a house in the house. The car picks you up. You don't even know what you're going. How fucking creepy? And they take you to a house and there's a fucking hundred tens. walking around with mascot naked naked and you're doing the sacralidious shit with drums with a robot which means you're gonna fuck somebody in the ass. Remember Tom Cruise was fucking a check that she was on coke and she took her in the doctor was Sydney Pollock nobody fucking remembers here. I don't remember that movie at all that's a fucking dark man. What happens is the coke hit me fucks with him. Let me tell you some I never thought in the coke hit me with shit that I was that move The cold came and he'd come up and spit some alive like with his accent. She starts to tell him about them once was a time where I went to this thing with his army guy. And he, you were a man like he starts telling me he wasn't a man, but that she went and this guy, that's our navy guy. So he got so mad, he started getting a cavity kept seeing spots. of this fucking guy just rammed the cold gentleman black and white footage in your head of this guy with an avi hat just blaster and finally he goes to get a hooker she's missing something so he goes into an Arabian this dude to get a because he goes to see his buddy was the panel play and the guy goes no no I got a gig I can't tell you about he tells me about the gig he was got to wear a cape on the top hat So this dude has to go to a fucking costume store and midnight wakes up the guy. But when he wakes up the guy to rent the costume, they hear something. And they go in the room and the guy at the costume guy has a daughter who's 15 and she's getting fucked by two Japanese guys with wigs and mascara on and pink shit on their faces. This is darker than fuck. And Tom Cruise walks in the middle of this and put my bottle on. So he's like, what the fuck's going on? And he takes a cab to this place and gives the cab 200 bucks. And he walks in and he sees all these naked woman. He tells him the cold word. And I mean, it's fucking dark. He goes in there and said the pilot. Then the next day he goes looking for the piano guy and the piano guy's missing. God, because they go up to Tom Cruise during the thing they go, we know who you are. We're advising to get that out of here. The next day the panel player is gone, done, finito. He goes back to the costume store to return the stuff. One thing leads to another guy goes, oh no, you're missing the bow tie. And all of a sudden, after all the yelling and screaming when she caught the fucking guy with the Japanese guys, the girl comes walking out of the back with the two Japanese guys who business suits her. So he thinks he's in a fucking, it's an awesome, mind-fucking. You could sit it out. Stanley Kubrick was a bad man. Was a bad mother fucking. That movie took like three years to release. There was something he knew about that movie. Kubrick was dying. But Nicole Kevin wears a pair of regular panties with a wife beat her with those little titties dog. When I mean with little titties turning you out with those two little beavers are up and she's falling like a fucking faggot through his face and like you're a fucking faggot. I dream of this navy guy fucking taking me down and breathing on my neck. I can smell his breath. And he's like breaking inside and he goes really? Well, I'm gonna go out and slay something there. He's a doctor in the movie. There she is right there. Look at her. Little titties that say, get up and fucking come on these little fucking milk duds. With that fucking head, bulbs up, you pull up behind the fucking head. You drag your into the other. Look at that little red and fucking Australian little monkey. It smells like an alligator. Look at my fucking savage between our legs. Look at that. Look at those little bony hips. You know how good they fuck. We're sucking that fucking monster. Well, those hips are popping up. Forget about it. We can deal with it. It's Wednesday 11 o'clock.
SPEAKER_02
02:09:30 - 02:09:35
That check is banging. I need to get that on my iPad tonight. That's why it's true.
SPEAKER_00
02:09:35 - 02:09:41
Yeah, that's one of those movies that I probably need to rewatch because I remember I didn't like it the first time. Yeah, I think it was a lot of stuff.
SPEAKER_01
02:09:41 - 02:10:03
I don't think I ever watched it. But every woman in that and I've seen that he does blow with the check or she does blow. He brand it and Stanley on that motherfuckers crazy Sidney Pollock. You know, he's like, she's dead or some shit or whatever. I'm a doctor. What's wrong with you? You're losing it. It didn't get a good good review. No, no, because it was Stanley, you know, it was dark dog. Yeah. They say, what do one of Stanley's other movies?
SPEAKER_02
02:10:05 - 02:10:11
real quick 2,000 won a space out of space. But he's got another one that's crazy. He's got one.
SPEAKER_01
02:10:11 - 02:10:16
Yeah, they're all fucking dark movies. Yeah, but what's another Stanley like an army movie doesn't have a dark.
SPEAKER_02
02:10:16 - 02:10:19
Oh, yeah, for metal jacket. That's the shit. Okay.
SPEAKER_01
02:10:19 - 02:10:26
Yeah, that's fucking dark. Oh, yeah. Brilliant. What is it that's a brilliant movie? Jelly donut. Yeah.
SPEAKER_02
02:10:26 - 02:10:30
That's the best army movie ever. Full metal jacket.
SPEAKER_01
02:10:30 - 02:10:34
Is there a better army movie? It's up there. It's up there.
SPEAKER_02
02:10:34 - 02:10:49
But I think full metal jacket's better. I think it might be better. It's right up there, puttune. That's up there too. Let's save and try it. Private Ryan's up there too. That opening scene, man. They fucking hit that beat. That is as real as a fucking war scene gets.
SPEAKER_01
02:10:49 - 02:10:58
There's no heart was beating up a fucking stool. And that fucking, you know, movie isn't bad when I watch it. What's the one with down, whatever?
SPEAKER_02
02:10:58 - 02:10:59
Backhawk down. Yeah. Never saw it.
SPEAKER_00
02:10:59 - 02:11:02
It's great, maybe. You've never seen Black Hawk down.
SPEAKER_01
02:11:02 - 02:12:59
No, to me, it's not a, listen, bro, to me, that fucking opening scene with Martin Shane in a popular sky. Well, he's narrating it and he's like, I'm waiting for a bit. I went to see that movie on Double Barrel Sunshine Asset with John Crowley, DD Conterra, and Kurt Dealer and so. And we were out there waiting to go in and there was a carville next to the place. I don't know if we get this car road. I was tripping my balls. And there was a carville next to this movie theater. And it was the second. It was a midnight show in the apocalypse now. Yeah, just come out on Friday. There's a midnight movie in high school. It's midnight on Double Barrel Sunshine Asset. Burn it, burn it with your eyes and burn it. You're seeing shit, and we'll wait now like there's an ice cream cold. That's tipped over. That's somebody went through the movie theater and tipped it over and that hand side it. And my friend John Crowley picked up and started eating. I thought I was in the fucking die. And then we went in for the midnight show and it's 16 years old. What if the fuck I was and watch the parlance now, I'd ask it. I thought I was in the fucking die going that scene where they started shooting arrows at him. Yeah, how did the fucking world? That's not one of them. Another movie I don't sleep on that. And forget the red ducks. I like the red ducks. And they show them in France and eat with the people. That's okay. But it takes you away from the fucking path. I like what they released because it's straight. The redux is good for a little while the body is the french guy They all have dinner at that table But I really like the fucking original that people like to redux cuz it just got some out of see. Yeah, I don't want it's three and a half hours I sometimes a little extra something is not what you need No, it's not what you need that movie had they cut that movie a certain fucking away Yeah, the movie was creepy bro. It was creepy. There was parts of that movie where you feel Creep the fuck out. You know what else I saw a couple weeks ago that you haven't seen Joe Rogan Midnight Express great fucking movie Well, he bites that motherfucker's tongue's out and shit. He's standing there. He's covered in fucking blood and the, oh fucking tremendous.
SPEAKER_02
02:12:59 - 02:13:06
I think it just, that was the first time I ever saw a movie where a guy got arrested in another country and I was like, oh, don't get arrested in another country.
SPEAKER_01
02:13:06 - 02:14:49
Especially for drugs when they took his clothes down and he had the envelope stuck to his body You feel it your heart's beating because they're directed He's got his hands up and he's got the guns all around them and they take him and they they don't pip the thing yeah somebody fucked that he became gay man became gay there and then that's when the guy kept fucking them and the guy hung his friends cat And once he woke him up and seen the cat hanging, the guy went nuts because you tried just for fucked up tea, old sellers hash. And he just starts beating. That's one of the greatest beats of all time. Remember he's kicking them. The guy's under the sink crawling. He's bleeding. He's begging for his life. And he's just fucking losing. He's been in this fucking firing country. He's been lied to. They gave 80 years. You're dying and I'm dying too. And he's kicking them. He's kicking them. He's kicking them. He's kicking them. And finally guy crawls out. He's got like one eye left. He fucking grabs them. And he fucking because he's a rat. He fucking mugs himself. But he takes his fucking clunky and breaks it out. And they show the scene where his fucking tongue is man, the guy fucking fall. And whatever that guy died, the guy made some real life. They got to blame him. Yeah. The guy is brilliant. He just sits there. And you can see the rage. You could feel it, bro. I would go crazy if I was in the fucking world with jail they had you. And now you don't understand the language. Some guy saw you watered down fucking pee. He rats on you. And now he killed your friend's cat. Bro, he throws a beat on that guy. He hits him with the pots, the pans, and by the time he comes off on the other side, he's missing an eye and he fucking grabs him. He just bites his fucking tongue out from the center. Good, gougly, mougly. I was in the fucking eight, the seventh grade, bro. That's the movie. I was a little fucking ex-man. What are you talking about? That's a great ex-man.
SPEAKER_02
02:14:49 - 02:15:07
That was a movie too that taught a lot of kids not to fucking smuggle drugs in the country. Because there's a lot of people that watch that locked up abroad. And they're like, well, the guy's on TV now. I guess he got away with it. Everything's fine. Most people that got locked up abroad didn't go so well. That'd give us a watch that show? Terrifying for a show. I don't even go there.
SPEAKER_01
02:15:07 - 02:15:17
You don't watch that show? No, no. I don't even want to go there mentally. No. I was never, I don't listen. I don't even want to go there mentally. No. I was never, I don't listen. I don't even want to go there mentally. No. I was never, I don't listen. I don't even want to go there mentally. No. I was never, I don't listen. I don't even want to go there mentally. No. I was never, I don't listen. I don't even want to go there mentally. No.
SPEAKER_02
02:15:17 - 02:15:23
I don't even want to go there mentally. No. I was never, I don't listen. I don't even want to go there mentally. No. I don't even want to go there mentally. No. I don't even want to go there mentally.
SPEAKER_01
02:15:23 - 02:15:39
No. I don't even want to go there mentally. No. I don't even want I don't even want to leave the country with drugs. Well, I do drugs. I don't leave this country because I need them. I don't want to get caught somewhere buying a needle. Sure. You want to smoke a joint in fucking Africa, right? Yeah. And who knows what the laws are there. What's the laws for weed and China? Not good. Yeah.
SPEAKER_02
02:15:39 - 02:15:53
Right. Don't give you 80 fucking years. What is already doing over there? I don't know. Staying clean? Jesus. I wonder what he's doing for a week. Yes, he's definitely staying clean. General Mao or whatever the fuck his name is Chairman.
SPEAKER_01
02:15:53 - 02:15:56
What did they give you for weed over that? Like what type of shit they give you for weed in China?
SPEAKER_02
02:15:56 - 02:16:07
Well, as far as like a sentence. Yeah, not good. It's very bad. Come on. Yeah, weed in China is very bad. We'd North Korea is legal. Now we're That's weird.
SPEAKER_01
02:16:07 - 02:16:22
No, I was driving bad in China. They have a key problem. Listen, listen, the mob stole the idea from the people in China. So I know they're selling coke or something. Not everybody's going to jail for 80 years in China. Let me peep real quick.
SPEAKER_02
02:16:22 - 02:17:57
Drug laws in China. Let's look it out. Illegal drug trade in China. It's pretty simple. China has one-fifth of the world's population and a large expanding economy while Opium has played an important role in the country's history since the beginning. Since before, the first and second Opium wars, the 19th century, China's large landmass, close proximity to the Golden Triangle and numerous coastal cities, large and modern port facilities, make it an attractive transit center for drug trafficking. What is the fucking opium war here? That's an awesome, let's go. Sounds like a good movie. The first opium war. Okay, let's find out about the opium war. Damn, it was in the 1800s. It was fought between Great Britain and China over their conflicting viewpoints on diplomatic relations trade and the administration of justice for foreign nationals. Prior to the conflict, Chinese officials wished to end the spread of opium and confiscated around 20,000 chests of opium approximately 1.2 million kilograms, or 2. whatever. 86,6 million pounds from British traders. The British government, although not officially denying China's right to control imports of the imports of the drug, objected to the seizure and used its military power to enforce violent redress. So there's two of them. One of them was in the 1800s there, and another one was 1856 to 1860. There's two different open wars. Wow.
SPEAKER_01
02:18:03 - 02:18:06
We don't like you to give you to give you a lot of time.
SPEAKER_02
02:18:06 - 02:18:31
Yeah, let's say drug seizures Treaties and conventions drug laws agencies okay, let's see drug law enforcement Yeah, there's, it's not good. Don't do drugs in China. Well, that's all I have to say. Remember, um, they're making work movie as another fucking under under appreciated movie. You're the dragon? Chameleon.
SPEAKER_01
02:18:31 - 02:18:53
That's in any five, though. That was a great fucking fucking fucking fucking. We want to make money when, because what the story was about, basically, what's the Chinese saying, you know what, bro? How long are you motherfuckers going to be fuckers of these? They can't catch us, they never have. You never read about a D.A. Boston, the Chinese smuggling heroin. Yeah, why is that? Really? That I'm brilliant. That they've been doing it for since the beginning of the time.
SPEAKER_02
02:18:53 - 02:18:54
Well, they still doing it and trying it down.
SPEAKER_01
02:18:56 - 02:19:17
I don't know. I don't live then on my hair. It's a Newark now, but I know when I was growing up, the Chinese gave it to the black pot guys. The Chinese supplied the Jews, the Psypen. The Chinese supplied all the major outlets. They raped them. They didn't give them their cut. They paid them a percentage wholesale, and then they went out cut in 18 times. And on a $30,000 investment, you may have a million dollars from.
SPEAKER_02
02:19:17 - 02:19:25
Wasn't that a part of that movie with Denza Washington where his friend was a very nice.
SPEAKER_01
02:19:25 - 02:19:26
Yeah, that's what it was.
SPEAKER_02
02:19:26 - 02:19:28
Wasn't a part of it was going to China and well, he was taking.
SPEAKER_01
02:19:28 - 02:19:55
He was bringing it for Vietnam, but that's fine for Vietnam, but it was. Yeah, where they jaked going, lady. Oh, those motherfuckers were on it. All those motherfuckers. We think they were doing it. We think everybody want to go to tour make tours of Vietnam. They were making, they were over there fucking bringing heroin and body bags, bro. The government knew that. That was the CIA and all those heavy duties. Right. That's what Gico and Leningan Trump were. He got trouble for Watergate. But it's known that he was over there sending his back and shit. Wasn't he?
SPEAKER_02
02:19:55 - 02:21:15
Well, there was so much money. When you have so much money with what they, the amount of money in heroin in the Vietnam, especially back then, there was no Wikipedia, no Edward Snowden, no Julian Assange, you could hide shit pretty fucking easy. And there was so much money to be made in heroin, why wouldn't the government make it? There, I think their idea was like, look, we'd be crazy. Like someone's going to make this money. And if they make the money, they're going to control the resources that they get from that money, they're going to be able to have influence and power and do things to people with that money. Fucking, we'll just do it. We'll do it the right way. Just started selling heroin. They just started doing it with the whole night. I mean, that was one of the main reasons why we had a hard time getting out of Vietnam. The amount of money that was being generated is that the truth. Oh, yeah. Vietnam and heroin is very well documented. The Vietnam trade in heroin is a fascinating story because essentially repeating itself in Afghanistan. Nobody everybody buries their head in the sand. Nobody wants it minute, but the Afghanistan poppy. trade, like the amount of heroin grown in Afghanistan is a huge percentage of the world's heroin. Not just a little bit of Afghanistan money. The world's, okay, let's look it up. What do you guess? Percentage of heroin, percentage of world heroin grown in Afghanistan. Take a guess. What would you think of this? 70%. Okay, percentage of world's heroin in Afghanistan. I'm going to say 90. Let's say.
SPEAKER_00
02:21:16 - 02:21:17
Okay.
SPEAKER_02
02:21:17 - 02:21:44
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SPEAKER_01
02:21:45 - 02:21:52
If it's 4 billion wholesale, that they're the wholesales, they grow it, they process it, and I come over and pick it up.
SPEAKER_02
02:21:52 - 02:21:59
Yeah. Um, I don't know. I don't know how they work. It's just amazing.
SPEAKER_01
02:21:59 - 02:22:02
Okay.
SPEAKER_02
02:22:02 - 02:22:48
Well, it's one thing is a fact. I'm having a hard time finding them as well. One thing is a fact that it's gone up. Well, they're all saying that it hits record highs despite billions of dollars. spent to combat heroin trade. Afghanistan, opium production hits record highs. This is a 2013 that the United States spent $7 billion to combat opium production. So they're they're they're stealing from both sides. They spent $7 billion and it went up. It rose 36 percent. Wow. Oh my god. That's hilarious. 60,000 U.S. forces left after Afghanistan down from peak of a hundred thousand dollars. So what they're saying is essentially no matter what they do, the heroin production keeps going up.
SPEAKER_01
02:22:48 - 02:23:33
I'm weird. It's hysterical. Who's the actor just died tragically? Which one? The guy in New York. Paul Walker? No, no, no, from heroin. Oh, from heroin. I have to fill up Seymour Hoffman. They went and they said, well, heroin's gonna go down this city. some fucking crazy commission and he went and put a cop and they got the guy that sold the bags out and then probably he rolled on somebody and once he rolled on somebody that fucking cop got transferred to Ethiopia and that guy got fucking thrown and that's it they can't go you know it's so fucking big the heroin trade and one part of it something normal doesn't Would say, yeah, we're gonna fucking come back at it. Really? Really fucking heroin prices have gone down.
SPEAKER_00
02:23:33 - 02:23:35
90% of the roads up here. Yeah, 90%. In 2000, it was 70. heroin?
SPEAKER_01
02:23:35 - 02:23:49
It's down to like, you could buy $7 bags of heroin, bro. That's seven dollars, seven dollars. I could borrow seven dollars every fucking day, guys, seven dollars.
SPEAKER_02
02:23:49 - 02:24:08
But just how crazy. That's nuts. But how crazy is it that the one spot, 90% of the world's supply. The world is seven billion people. How many people do heroin in the world? The numbers have to be crazy. When you had it in all these other countries, not just America, I didn't Mexico, I didn't know Canada, I didn't ever wear the whole world.
SPEAKER_01
02:24:08 - 02:24:54
They got their own heroin, correct? They processed their own heroin. I don't believe so. They get the poppy from there, they process it. Mexico. Because Mexican heroin is that black car. It's thick. You got to shoot it. The shit that you buy in New York, they have this white stuff you could snort it. Oh, really? And they tell you, it's for suburban kids that don't like needles. Oh, so there's snarling that. Listen bro. The heroin in New York is a sold to Spanish people and Puerto Ricans in the Bronx that they are that black people. That's what the New York trade is wrong. The heroin that sold in New York is the fucking 20-year-old yuppies that do a blast. They don't shoot it. They snored it. That's what the big heroin is. So yeah, you still got the old geases that are fucking shooting. They're fucking, we'll see more half been shooting it. I mean,
SPEAKER_00
02:24:54 - 02:25:01
Yeah, you should have you have you tried the snorting Yeah, what's the what do you feel how do you feel after?
SPEAKER_01
02:25:01 - 02:25:29
I've never shot it. I snorted right in the first time it was I Got sick. I got really pukey like I'd say But after I puked I felt better and I got really high in the first time I did it was like a pass out type mode like I I was thinking about stuff I was thinking of my he was playing music and I was thinking about stuff The second time I did, I was locked up. He did it in jail. And jail prison. That time I did it.
SPEAKER_02
02:25:29 - 02:25:31
Did he come off and do it's butt? Go, no, no, no.
SPEAKER_01
02:25:31 - 02:25:43
How did he get in there? Visitation there. Oh. You swap spit there. It's in my mouth, head to the balloon. I swap spit with you. Whoa. Not me. I didn't smell it. Is it a girl? A girl. I don't care. I don't care. I don't care. I don't care. I don't care.
SPEAKER_00
02:25:43 - 02:25:44
I don't care. I don't care.
SPEAKER_01
02:25:44 - 02:25:52
I don't care. I don't care. I don't care. I don't care. I don't care. I don't care. I don't care. I don't care. I don't care. I don't care. I don't care. I don't care. I don't care. I don't care. I don't care. I don't care. I don't care. I don't care.
SPEAKER_02
02:25:53 - 02:26:11
Nothing happened, didn't worry. They're saying that 40% more poppies are grown in Mexico than marijuana now. They're growing more heroin, 40% more than marijuana. The problem with the heroin, the marijuana is that it's legal here, essentially. Essentially legal in California is right next door.
SPEAKER_01
02:26:11 - 02:26:43
It's because the nice people, but they can't compete with what the fuck is going on in California. They're very nice people. Southern California. That brown weed. They're still people in parts of the country that smoked that brown weed. That goes to Connecticut. That goes to Boston. That goes to Minneapolis. A lot of brown weed. There's still a little traffic left in that brown weed. But for the most part, don't take no fucking genius to know this. They're fucking yellow kids and calling California. They're about to fucking blow up the world. They're not there. Even Amsterdam's like we can't compete.
SPEAKER_02
02:26:43 - 02:26:48
Amsterdam's gone. Hey, you ever go to Amsterdam? Why the fuck would I go to Amsterdam?
SPEAKER_01
02:26:48 - 02:27:07
But I can go to Denver. God, God, it's all over. Gentlemen, don't believe the hype. They're closing all the stores. My store's gone at the end of the month. The store next to us, the end of the month. What do you mean? Defined. Well, this went down home. My favorite spots are gone. They just shut down. Now they wouldn't have to landlord to get in North Hollywood.
SPEAKER_02
02:27:07 - 02:27:26
Why would they do that? Why would they do that? They kind of pass it just to get it legal like it isn't Denver. Denver's making so much money hand over fist. They did a CNBC show about it. It's incredible. There was a guy who was a weed pen company says in two years his company's going to be worth a billion dollars. For fucking weed pens, they pens.
SPEAKER_01
02:27:26 - 02:27:32
People buy a vape pens with no vape to put it in. Just to have been Connecticut, New York and
SPEAKER_02
02:27:33 - 02:27:57
when you can have a legal you get waxed out stuff like that you get waxed and you can grind the weed up there's a lot of them that you just grind the weed up and you pack them but you got to pack them every time yeah like every two or three hits you got to pack there those are silly yeah but they have them I'd like to see what would happen if they take the legal marijuana thing to Michigan and try to see you know throw it in Detroit yeah it's good move But people will get high and then realize why the fuck we stand in Detroit.
SPEAKER_01
02:27:57 - 02:28:16
This is the first two months. No, the first two months. Go to people with a good rock house. People will be getting robbed of the way up. Yes. That's the problem. You're going to have to Detroit. They're going to have to hide too much security because, you know, you just see a people parked at car and walk over. And I see an Hollywood. There were stories in Hollywood. People were robbing people outside of weed stores, you know.
SPEAKER_02
02:28:17 - 02:28:22
Now, these weed stores are getting closed down. They're getting closed down by the DEA, like who's closing them down? The city.
SPEAKER_01
02:28:22 - 02:28:36
The city is gone. The city is gone. We're going to find you every day. So the place I go, you have a higher attorney. So for every day, stays open. He's going to pay an attorney to keep him open. And they just told me yesterday that the end of June did not.
SPEAKER_02
02:28:36 - 02:28:44
Wow, but there's still so many stores. So what are the rules or stores are allowed to be open and not open? Is it like, you know, proximity to schools?
SPEAKER_01
02:28:44 - 02:29:28
Yeah. I know that divine wellness went down. That was dead. They were the edible kings. Divine wellness and my eyes. They always had something to kill. Motherfucking. They had the capsules. that empty Dolores they had all the best shit and they told me they were moving to Canoga Park and his new company came in because well they were moving because they were five hundred feet from the church there's a church right on a language so divine well this is moving to Canoga Park they moved to Canoga Park and then some other motherfucking gangsters came and said fuck it you're gonna have to shut us down I think it's the landlord one of this and so they shut down and reopen for like two days huh now what day one day and they will walk So that would shut down the whole services are the future.
SPEAKER_00
02:29:28 - 02:29:31
I mean, like I said, yeah, they happened to San Diego. It's all delicious.
SPEAKER_02
02:29:31 - 02:29:34
Tricky though, guys get set up and robbed. Yeah, yeah, sure.
SPEAKER_01
02:29:34 - 02:30:03
See, what I'm doing right now is I'm not smoking no more. It's not really mad. I do the tubes in the morning. I went to two, you know, the vape of tubes. I got there. Girl Scott cookies are vaping there. And then by one o'clock, I pop an animal. You know, so I could buy a box of fucking Goomies. I could have Goomies or Milo send me a box. You know, that's the thing that I don't mail direct them. So as you send them to copy your fucking license, don't mail it to me. She knows me, you know, she knows I'm legit.
SPEAKER_02
02:30:03 - 02:30:06
You have a big fan of the edibles anywhere. I think it's better.
SPEAKER_01
02:30:06 - 02:30:16
I'll be getting so much, and I go, I sleep better. I put this different water in my sleep at the machine, and now the edibles let me sleep a lot better, and it's very nice.
SPEAKER_02
02:30:16 - 02:30:22
And if you want to stay constantly medicated, you could be very functional with a small dose marijuana.
SPEAKER_01
02:30:22 - 02:30:32
A small edible dose. I fucked up last week, I got high before I could function. That's crazy. That would be great. No, she even said something to me. getting high before yoga.
SPEAKER_02
02:30:32 - 02:30:41
You want to really appreciate we get high before yoga because you get high from yoga anyway and if you get high and then do the yoga it releases some crazy chemicals.
SPEAKER_01
02:30:46 - 02:31:07
45 minutes passes before you really know you have like this not a hallucinogenic trip you have a body trip you start focusing on your knee and you can actually feel the bug going into your knee when you're high with the stretches yoga is really cool and that's what they say the do the hot yoga we right and it really kicks it up I've never done the hot yoga I don't know it's all right
SPEAKER_02
02:31:08 - 02:32:14
Now you just bring water, bring cold water, but the good thing about the hot yoga is it really warms you up for stretching. Because when you're cold, it's very difficult to stretch. That's why like doing anything like real strannuous early in the morning is tricky. You gotta really make sure you warm up. When I lift weights in the morning, a lot of times I do, I start my day by lifting weights. I take 20 minutes to warm up. 20 minutes of like light kettlebook cleans, like swings and cleans, like light bodyweight squats, stretching, touching my toes moving around getting all the blood flowing because you got to think for eight hours or whatever you sleep for you're just sitting there while everything's just lying flat I mean your blood's pumping and everything like that but there's no movement so everything's kind of stiff and weird that's why when you wake up your back hurts and if you go to bed for like two seconds and you lay down your back doesn't hurt but when you go to bed for eight hours your wake up you like Steph takes you a few minutes and then whatever that stiffness is gone half an hour. So, right? It's gone in a little while. Got to warm the fuck up if you lived in the morning. A lot of guys get hurt from that. It's one of the main sources of injuries is early morning workouts.
SPEAKER_01
02:32:14 - 02:32:30
You know, but I have friends that have seven AM to get some of that stuff. It's really cool with 9 AM to get to, like, fun the battles. That sounds cool, but It's okay. I like 1130 11. I've walked around. I think night I clocked my body, but I have a hard attack.
SPEAKER_02
02:32:30 - 02:32:39
I'm really scared. Well, I have a big difference between like if I have a kickbox and workout at like 10 the morning or a kickbox and workout at 7 at night. God damn 7 at night I'm on fire.
SPEAKER_01
02:32:39 - 02:33:50
My fire really better. Yeah, I like my shit over 11 o'clock 11 o'clock 11 o'clock. I'm done. eight o'clock for me to do jujitsu is fucking brutal. I'm out of here. You know, even if I eat dinner at four, like if I know, I got to go like Friday at seven, I got to be going to jujitsu either four. So there's no misunderstanding. It's a quick hour. You know, it's no calisthenics. We practice a technique. We roll for eight minutes and with a fuck out of that. That's it. What do you eat before you work out? Nothing, I don't take no nothing unless I, like if I'm gonna do a long GG2, I'll take two trim tax but I don't do the trim tax every time. I like to space it out. I could tell the difference when I take a baby aspect and when I take shrimp, take I see a big fucking difference. Right. So if I'm going to do something long, kind of do the shrimp tag. If I'm going to do something like kettlebells, like just a short kettlebell workout, 10 sets of swings, maybe three cleans, three sets of cleans, and a farm is woke. I just do a baby aspect. And immediately, a protein shake would glue to me. And then one of the, each shake is 300 calories. I make them with water, right? And force, right?
SPEAKER_02
02:33:50 - 02:35:22
You should get a little bit of a sugar in there, too. A little bit of natural sugar in your diet after a workout. Yeah, replenish your glycogen, your glucose. You eat some fruit, fruit is a good way to do it. I go a lot of fruit. Yeah, fruit juices with protein powder is a good way to do it after a workout. But that's when you want to replenish, like within 30 minutes. But before I like fruit before I work out, my favorite thing to eat before I work out is either oranges or pineapples. Because there's a lot of fiber in them. And I feel like I've eaten like three or four oranges and then have a good workout an hour later. There's no effects, like no cramping, no weirdness, easy to digest. Pineapples the same way. I eat like a nice bowl of pineapple, like an hour or so before I work out, I never bought this meat all. But you have the fiber from the plant matter and you have plenty of fuel, you know, plenty of sugar in your body, but natural sugar, you know. to the kill of me, Joe. But natural sugar, you see, when people have sugar, if you have sugar from a candy bar or something like that, that is the most unnatural form of sugar that human beings have ever created. We figured out how to isolate sugar, take it away from its natural plants, natural fruits and vegetables, and then process it and make it this weird thing that you could just add to stuff, and white powder. That white powder doesn't exist in a wild. And the effect that it has on your body, your body's like, how are you getting so much sugar in this fucking thing? You have a drink, you ever look at like, If you have just what, you know, one of those power, those energy drinks or, you know, post-workout drinks, hydration drinks, look at the fucking the labels of those things. Look at a fruit punch.
SPEAKER_01
02:35:22 - 02:35:26
You're not going to treat the drink fucking red bull. You never see me drink a red bull.
SPEAKER_02
02:35:26 - 02:35:31
No, you're not. You'll have a espresso every now and then after a meal. I like espresso after a meal too.
SPEAKER_01
02:35:31 - 02:35:34
Like red bull, I don't like energy drinks. I don't believe I would love energy.
SPEAKER_02
02:35:34 - 02:35:42
But the sugar man, the sugar is a motherfucker. I don't believe 75 grams of sugar and shit. You're like, That'll kill you. That's terrible for you.
SPEAKER_01
02:35:42 - 02:35:48
I can't even taste a regular Coke anymore. It is horrific. Stokes syrup. Done.
SPEAKER_02
02:35:48 - 02:35:53
Done. Yeah, shit syrup. Done. Give me that Mexican Coke though.
SPEAKER_01
02:35:53 - 02:35:55
It's a little better.
SPEAKER_02
02:35:55 - 02:36:02
There's a burrito place in Hollywood that sells Mexican Coke. You gotta know where that is. Yeah, the bottles taste better.
SPEAKER_01
02:36:02 - 02:36:07
It tastes better. Still not good for you. Yeah, not that I drank enough soda for three fucking bodies, bro.
SPEAKER_02
02:36:08 - 02:38:06
There's a great documentary called King Corn. It talks about the effect of corn on your body and how much corn they have. How much of an influence corn has because corn syrup is used in so many different products. It's a fascinating thing. We got to get back to eating natural foods. Human beings have gotten way off track. We've made some pretty yummy shit with corn syrup and sugars and things along those lines. People want to be healthy. You got to get back to eat normal healthy foods. There's just no way around it. You got to eat salads. You got to eat fruits. And for most folks, eating meat is probably a pretty good idea. Eat some healthy meats. But these fucking the amount of power and the amount of influence that lobbyists and these giant companies that push corn syrup and put corn syrup and everything, the amount of income that they make from it. The profit generated from corn syrup is crazy. corn syrup is in like 90% of our snack foods. If you look around, I just made that number up completely out there by the way. But if you look at it up like all the different snacks and different things that have corn syrup, it's fucking staggering. It's off the charts. That's some terrible toxic shit and it's everywhere. But taste great. They trick you Joe Diaz. This is a dude who's making, I should say his name. He's making all organic pot candies now. He came back here the other day. He's got a company called, it's called like a jumbo. Yeah, jambo. Organic jambo. I got to get you one of them. They're fucking fantastic. It's honey. He does them with honey. All organic ingredients. No high fructose corn syrup. No artificial sugars, no artificial sweeteners, no artificial flavors. He's like the first guy to do these organic, um, pot candies. And they're great. They're great. Not too strong either. They don't kill you. They're like half of, uh, a cheabachoo. You know, when you don't get too nutty, you'll probably take four of them.
SPEAKER_01
02:38:06 - 02:38:25
But I think crazy is cheabachoo. They're so high demand. They're a month behind on production of some shit. They're making cash, son. Those little fucking ailment ones. Ooh, people eating these. The CBD's. But the dad fucking little devil things really light you up like they're really scary. I got to
SPEAKER_02
02:38:26 - 02:38:37
Your people who have injuries, if you have an injury, take a chibachua half a chibachua and then stretch out. You'd be amazed at how good you feel. You feel yours. Your muscles lengthening and loosening up. You feel things.
SPEAKER_01
02:38:37 - 02:39:06
Listen, if you didn't have a deck and you go to bed, you wake up feeling loose. And the hash cookies, they don't have the more people are making them. There was one company who had an alleywood. It was 20 bucks for two tiny cookies. But every time I ate those things, I thought, I'll hash it on you. I realized that it was Bruce Lee, he was eating ash and he was eating ash. Because for the stiffness and your joints is shit. I'm telling you, when you eat ash, you eat reef two different worlds.
SPEAKER_02
02:39:06 - 02:39:09
Bruce Lee has some serious injuries. He had a serious back injury at one point in time.
SPEAKER_01
02:39:09 - 02:39:14
Yeah, but he ate weed for injuries. He ate weed specifically for the injuries.
SPEAKER_02
02:39:14 - 02:39:20
Well, for medical marijuana, it's one of the number one things that people use it for. What's the thing? The one is the receipts.
SPEAKER_01
02:39:20 - 02:39:36
Yeah, but the other one, what's the other one? When you work out, you eat lettuce to take the acidity out of your muscles. That's what it says. The THC, when you smoke it, or whatever, you adjust it, whatever it takes to whatever out of your muscles after you wear it. Like the acid? Like the acid information. Yeah.
SPEAKER_02
02:39:36 - 02:39:38
That might be a lot of bro science, unfortunately.
SPEAKER_01
02:39:38 - 02:39:41
It might be, you know, what's bro science?
SPEAKER_02
02:39:41 - 02:40:26
With Brian Calendus. Brian can't lay some science on you and you know he's not really a scientist. I do it all the time. Bro science is when you start reciting shit that you heard online. Bro the fucking the thing with THC it does is it pulls the lactic acid and then you google it and it doesn't do any such thing. That's bro science. What is that a blue e-sig? A boxed even door if you should do their goddamn commercials. Joey Diaz. You smoked that thing, but you're done completely with cigarettes for a long time. You don't worry about relapsing back to cigarettes by sucking on that, no? Can you put that down? You can't how long you can go without one of those three or four days. No problem. We've done that before. I just want to talk about your moves.
SPEAKER_01
02:40:26 - 02:41:01
But it's not where it'll be loose. I can't smoke weed in here. I don't really drink coffee. I want to do something. I want to do something. I want to do something. I don't want to see like a cop in the fucking room. I don't drink how creepy is that. I'll take a shit. I tell you I like to always take at least one fruity drink at the ice house. I can't do that no more. The boy 10 is a great the greatest is a great you know Man, you got the ice house I can go for a drink at the fucking ice house. I'm up there the idea I was craving a beer for three days I walked around craving a mud was called I crave cold I think it's why do you have one?
SPEAKER_02
02:41:01 - 02:41:04
Do you have one every now and then you don't like to drink forget
SPEAKER_01
02:41:04 - 02:41:34
I forget to stop and get a beer, so listen, I will never, ever drink and drive. Like, you want to see me flip out, let me have a drink and be forced to drive, because I know I can't keep it together in front of a cop. And I know that I could never, I'd have to cop to it. Like, how stupid am I drinking, I drank and drive? Like, I would, I'm totally against all that shit. Right. I'll get stoned and fucking do 90 down the one old man. Gonna do it. Because I can handle it, but I can't handle alcohol.
SPEAKER_02
02:41:35 - 02:42:11
Well, people think that being drunk and being high and driving a car are the same thing. That's ignorance. It's not true at all. You can smoke pot and do due to it. With no problem whatsoever. No problem. Smoke pot and you're very coordinated. Smoke pot and something drops you catch it. Like your reflexes, everything, they're all there. And last, you're not used to it. If you're not used to it, all you're thinking of is I remember when I first started getting high, jelly, thirsty, rigger, fun to me. Because I forget what we did. Oh, I remember. We went to the fucking Sunday brunch at the House of Blues. Remember they had that gospel brunch? Yeah. And then that gospel brunch.
SPEAKER_01
02:42:11 - 02:42:12
Yeah, that's how we all went over there.
SPEAKER_02
02:42:12 - 02:43:07
Yeah, we all went over there. And we were toasted to the gills. It was like one of the first weekends I ever got high. And Joey deals like, look at this fucking rookie. I was going, I can't believe it. Hi, I'm right now. This is ridiculous. I can't, I have to sit here. I wasn't used to it. I didn't know how to deal with it. But if I was the same high right now, I'd be fine. Because I know what that is. It's what you're doing is when you're too high and you're paranoid and you're frozen, you're frozen. Because you don't know what it is. You don't know what comes next. Well, is this going to get worse? Am I going to get more crazy? Oh my god, how long is this going to last? But when you're used to being high, you're like, I'm just high dude, relax, everything's fine. You know what it is. You know the worst it gets, you know the best it gets. You've felt the full range of the effects. But you were laughing at me, I never forget. You're like, look at this fucking rookie.
SPEAKER_01
02:43:07 - 02:44:44
You can still fucking hug me when you first get high. When you first get high, you get so enjoyable and enjoyable. Like the simple, like a peanut butter and jelly sandwich is fucking filet, but yeah, and you're mouth. Yeah. Well, like, and you eat it with a bag of chips. What height is your senses, right? Yeah, it's just senses, it's so you don't even breathe, you just chew it. Like I remember giggling like I love to giggle bro. A couple weeks ago I had a cookie and I was sitting there so fucking stoned at eight o'clock at night and I kept thinking to myself, this is the same cookie case he case of me. It was the week that he was missing. He died. Don't I felt so bad? I grew up off a fucking case he case. But then there was traffic on that was watching the news that night there was traffic on the 405 and I'm like, oh my god. There's traffic on the four or five. Then also they said that the cause and traffic was at the present of Israel was on the four or five. I was like I've forgotten like I'm thinking about was the present of Israel knows about these cookies. It's a cookie-pacy case of me. He's coming to LA to get these cookies. That's how I was. I kept giggling at the thought of my thoughts. That's hilarious. And I love that. I love still giggling. That's what I miss the most about being stoned to the girls going to a diner and laughing at the waitress. Just kidding. I ain't your boy. He just fucking, you can't control yourself. Like I miss all that shit. The simple places we, the simple places. That's what I look for.
SPEAKER_02
02:44:44 - 02:45:14
The simple pleasures of being too well. Look, how many times we've been on the road, when we've been in the middle of nowhere, we're in some town, and it's all of us. It's like you, me, Brad Ben, Ari, and we'll get blasted, and then we'll go somewhere and have a giggle fest. Especially when it's all of us, we have a good group of two or three of us, and we go somewhere on the road, and you get really high in some town. It's like we're all in it together. We're like, he's sitting in Starbucks or eating lunch somewhere.
SPEAKER_00
02:45:15 - 02:45:21
We're Joey Diaz, we're all stone and we're trying to get the GPS working and Joey Diaz has a meltdown.
SPEAKER_02
02:45:21 - 02:45:37
Well that was when Joey used to have when you were at your heaviest. You used to have food meltdowns when you would land. You would have to eat right away. But it wasn't that when we remember when Austin, you were yelling because you were trying to find someplace here.
SPEAKER_01
02:45:37 - 02:45:43
I just want to get to my room and fucking figure out how I was going to do blow.
SPEAKER_02
02:45:43 - 02:45:46
Was that what it was? But you were eating when we went to someplace.
SPEAKER_01
02:45:46 - 02:45:54
I was doing blow in a daytime. I didn't have time to write it right. Listen, when I get off the fucking blame, I got this time. You ain't got this time with me.
SPEAKER_02
02:45:54 - 02:45:56
How would you set that up? Did you have like a network?
SPEAKER_01
02:45:57 - 02:46:00
Yeah, people know it. So as you get the time, just talk about it on stage.
SPEAKER_02
02:46:00 - 02:46:06
But I mean, like, say if you were going to fly into Austin, like, say if you needed, you needed coke. Did you already know people that you get coke from?
SPEAKER_01
02:46:06 - 02:46:07
Somebody would eat.
SPEAKER_02
02:46:07 - 02:46:07
When you would land.
SPEAKER_01
02:46:07 - 02:46:47
You know, you covered, we're going to come see you. And that was code for, we're bringing it. So I knew, but I didn't know at that time at Austin. I just still to this day. I have flight anxiety. When I get off a plane, I got time to daily dial it. I don't want to walk. I don't want to talk. I want to get through the room. Let me go upstairs. Let me take a shit. Let me check in. Let me relax and then we'll do whatever the fuck you want to do. Forget the fucking GPS. We should have got a car or a drive. We got a car or a drive. I ain't got time. I'm just waiting to land at four o'clock to fucking go in the traffic with GPS. Till this day, I dread landing at LAX after 12.
SPEAKER_02
02:46:48 - 02:47:13
I'm going back to Austin. I'm doing the, uh, I'm actually doing the comedy club this time, because I'm preparing for my comedy special. So I'm doing Cap City for the first time in years. I haven't done Cap City in fucking. The 15th and the 16th. You know, I can't wait. You know, how happy am I going to be? I can't wait. I love that place. And I, you know, I love doing the theater there last time I did Austin City.
SPEAKER_01
02:47:13 - 02:47:14
I said to people when I was there this time.
SPEAKER_02
02:47:15 - 02:47:18
Yeah, I'm fucking pumped. I like mixing it up man.
SPEAKER_01
02:47:18 - 02:47:50
That is a great old real comedy club. I really enjoyed myself there. I didn't use them. And now the last four times I've been there. I love them. There's no better time. There's no better time. Like Margie. I like the double tree. I like they've now they put you in a new hotel. It's fucking funky. You know more double tree? No, you're downtown and shit they rebuilt downtown. You're somewhere else. And it was really interesting. But the double tree was across some pipe, but the pop of those pop of those pop of those pop of those pop of those was around the corner.
SPEAKER_02
02:47:50 - 02:47:53
Yeah, right up the street right up the fucking wash the both of them.
SPEAKER_01
02:47:53 - 02:47:58
Fudrockers. Fudrockers. Yeah, that's right. Fudrockers.
SPEAKER_02
02:47:58 - 02:48:09
Apparently you got it. We don't but you got to fuck with this. There's there's some barbecue joints in Austin right now that are so off the charts. Ari said there was a line for three hours.
SPEAKER_01
02:48:09 - 02:48:25
Three hours three hours. I wait for three hours. I'm not my well-blathed cuba. Listen, I wait a while. Yeah, you can pay a guy $9,000 an hour. Wait, don't lie for you. That's what you're doing. That's what you're doing. That's what you're doing. I know that, but guess what? What? I don't think nobody should stand on life for three hours for food.
SPEAKER_02
02:48:25 - 02:48:30
I think they should stand on one and I think when you get to the front of line, text me and I'll fucking show up and I'll give you a hundred bucks.
SPEAKER_00
02:48:30 - 02:48:32
No, no, no, they drive it to you, Joe. They drive it to you.
SPEAKER_02
02:48:32 - 02:48:35
Oh, I'll drive it. That's not good because then by the time it gets to you, it's not hot anymore. You want to get it.
SPEAKER_01
02:48:35 - 02:48:38
You want to get it. How there's fingers of my brisket. Yeah, you don't want that.
SPEAKER_02
02:48:38 - 02:48:50
You want to get it right when the guy pulls it off of the meat, like boom puts it on a plate. You want to be there while that all goes down. Anthony board day waited in line just like everybody else. I forget the name of the place. I want to say Franklin or something like that.
SPEAKER_01
02:48:50 - 02:48:51
Franklin should they have to.
SPEAKER_02
02:48:51 - 02:48:54
Yeah, we're almost out of time here. I love you, babe.
SPEAKER_01
02:48:54 - 02:48:59
I love you too. You're on the front. You're bad at best. I got to take a water in the way out. Take whatever you want.
SPEAKER_02
02:48:59 - 02:49:10
Take one of the C2O coconut wars. C2O started the sponsoring fighters. I was watching RFA the other day. Some dude had C2O coconut water on his shorts. So salute to you, C2O.
SPEAKER_00
02:49:12 - 02:49:12
Thank you, sir.
SPEAKER_02
02:49:12 - 02:49:39
Awesome. It's delicious coconut water too. If you don't like coconut water, try C2O because it's all with Thai coconuts. Thai coconuts is a short plant. It's like the Tom Cruise of coconuts. It's only five feet tall and they're super delicious. It's like a sweet sort. It almost feels like they add sugar, but they don't. It's just how it tastes. That's right. You can even have some with the pulp if you like that chewy shit. I like it. I like it. I like without pulp the best, but I like I don't pass on the pulp ones.
SPEAKER_00
02:49:40 - 02:49:43
I use the C2L and a lot of mixed drinks. It's great for a mixer.
SPEAKER_02
02:49:43 - 02:49:46
Yeah, I would imagine, right? I would imagine.
SPEAKER_01
02:49:46 - 02:49:49
I think the hydrate at the same time. You hydrate.
SPEAKER_02
02:49:49 - 02:50:13
Yeah, so I got a couple clubs coming up and July. I'm doing wise guys in Salt Lake. Oh shit 18th in the 19th. Oh shit almost sold out already. Then I'm doing San Jose performing arts theater on the 26th. Why do that? Oh shit, Reno, buckle up. What are you doing in Reno? Some club. I don't believe they have to be here. I'm doing American comedy company in San Diego, too. The eighth and the ninth. Oh, I don't know what you're talking about.
SPEAKER_01
02:50:13 - 02:50:16
I don't know what you're talking about. I don't know what you're talking about. I don't know what you're talking about.
SPEAKER_02
02:50:16 - 02:50:25
I don't know what you're talking about. I don't know what you're talking about. I don't know what you're talking about. I don't know what you're talking about. I don't know what you're talking about. I don't know what you're talking about. I don't know what you're talking about.
SPEAKER_01
02:50:25 - 02:50:27
I don't know what you're talking about.
SPEAKER_02
02:50:27 - 02:50:54
I don't know what you're talking about. I don't know what you're talking about. I don't know what you're talking about. I don't know what you're talking about. I don't know what you're talking about. I don't know what you And that's where I'm going to be doing my next Comedy Central Special. And I'm fucking very excited about this. My favorite all-time shit that I'm putting together. I can't wait. I'm really geared up right now. I'm enjoying the shit out of it. If you want to go see the funniest motherfucker on earth, you go see Joey motherfucking D.S. Joey D.S. You can get him at Whitwood.
SPEAKER_01
02:50:54 - 02:51:02
Donberrera. Next Friday is Saturday at the Ice House. If you're local, July 10th through the 12th of the San Jose Empire won't be there for the Gracie Nationals, the regionals.
SPEAKER_00
02:51:03 - 02:51:36
I'll be uh and then that next week I'm at the south point casino and then the 25th of the 26th I think I'm gonna read all that it doesn't get any better you fuck heads and together Brian we got anything going on we got going on we got Kiltoni this Friday with Joe Rogan and Domarera and then comic ice house yeah the ice house the time 10 o'clock ice house if your comics come at nine o'clock sign up as a Comic Con 2014 July 23rd and 24th. Good Lord Florida August with Sam Tripoli three dates. It's all right.
SPEAKER_02
02:51:36 - 02:51:45
Good Lord. Good, that's my new thing. Good Lord! That's from the jungle, bro. Be careful. You might summon spirits. That's real.
SPEAKER_01
02:51:45 - 02:51:47
That's a real rattle. That's real.
SPEAKER_02
02:51:47 - 02:52:15
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