Transcript for #836 - Hannibal Buress
SPEAKER_03
00:02 - 00:04
Hannibal Montana, is that it?
SPEAKER_05
00:04 - 00:19
Hannibal Montanaville experience. The Hannibal Montanaville experience. Can you get sued for that? Is that it's parody, right? Uh, it's Hannibal Montanaville. It's balls at the end. What is a Montanaville? Montanaville rounds is rounds are Hannibal.
SPEAKER_03
00:23 - 00:30
What is Hanuman doing? That's the show with that cute girl. The Cyrus girl, right?
SPEAKER_05
00:30 - 00:32
I hope they sued me to talk. I used the bump.
SPEAKER_03
00:32 - 00:37
Yeah, they can't win. I can't win. Right? It's parody.
SPEAKER_05
00:37 - 00:47
Can you guess? Yeah. And it's not a mock. It's just because I think it's a goofy thing. Isn't that mocking anything? I'm not using any imagery. I just think it's just funny words to me.
SPEAKER_03
00:48 - 00:55
Even if you were, you know, I think you're okay. Whatever happened to that chick, she was going crazy for a while. She, uh, remember? She was grinding on people on TV.
SPEAKER_00
00:55 - 00:59
She was going crazy for a while. She, uh, remember? She was grinding on people on TV. She was going crazy for a while. She, uh, remember? She was grinding on people on TV. She was going crazy for a while. She, uh, remember?
SPEAKER_03
00:59 - 01:16
She was grinding on people on TV. She was going crazy for a while. She was grinding on people on TV. She was going crazy for a while. She was grinding on people on TV. She was going crazy for a while. She was grinding on people on TV. She was going crazy for a while. She was grinding on people on TV. She was going crazy for a while. She was grinding on people on TV. She was going crazy for a while. She was grinding on people on TV. She was going crazy for a while. She was grinding on people on TV. She was going crazy
SPEAKER_02
01:16 - 01:18
Would try to say. Really?
SPEAKER_05
01:18 - 01:20
Yeah. Did she saw that actress?
SPEAKER_02
01:20 - 01:21
What have you seen her in?
SPEAKER_05
01:21 - 01:25
Well, she's been on Saturday Night Live. Oh, okay.
SPEAKER_03
01:25 - 01:27
I think she likes Hannah Montana.
SPEAKER_05
01:27 - 01:41
I actually did watch a little Hannah Montana back in 08. And when I was, I remember watching a couple episodes. Like, this is all right. Also, my, I used to be a dad fan of fans who, so I used to be a dad fan fan.
SPEAKER_03
01:43 - 02:12
That fan took too much heat, man. He did. God, man. I remember when dad fan was on last comic standing, because it was season one, and I was one of the judges. Yeah. And he fucking killed. Right. And it didn't seem like there was anything wrong what he was doing to me. Yeah. But a lot of people got mad at him. Just for being... No. It was like they just thought he was too, too much of a big show. You know, he's too loud. Yeah. I don't know what it was. They got upset with him.
SPEAKER_05
02:14 - 02:30
People like what they like. People get angry. People get angry at weird stuff. I know. People just get specifically angry. Myself included, but I don't share that for the internet. Just angry amongst my friends and we talk shit, but I don't like to show that.
SPEAKER_03
02:30 - 02:32
Right, like you get mad if your friend likes a movie that's sucked.
SPEAKER_05
02:33 - 02:46
Yeah, we'll just yeah, sometimes I'm afraid what my friend didn't what was the movie with the with the moving shots? Uh, it was the exact Galvanacus is in it. Uh, the play Birdman.
SPEAKER_03
02:46 - 02:49
Birdman. Oh Zach Alphanacus was in Birdman.
SPEAKER_05
02:50 - 03:20
That's right, of course. Man, my friend Tony we were in Denver. Tony turned my DJ. He had one of them weed patches. We were in Denver for like four day. He had a weed patch that you could put on. He got it from dispensary. And then he got high and then we started to talk about Birdman and then like, yeah, kind of like Birdman. And he went on a 10 minute rant like fuck man movies pretentious and he's like man, he's like I like very man, but I don't know if I like it as much as you hate it. He went on forever.
SPEAKER_03
03:20 - 03:32
I can believe it. He's kind of got a point. It's kind of pretentious, but I mean, don't you want that sometimes like someone to take a chance to make something that's just bizarre. There's a bizarre ass movie like that was a chance to take a movie.
SPEAKER_05
03:32 - 03:42
And then, yeah, they was, I enjoyed it. I'd never seen somebody be so passionate about that. You have to be around your feelings. I don't know you were capable of such hate.
SPEAKER_04
03:42 - 03:44
People can't like that man.
SPEAKER_03
03:44 - 04:05
To get like that with music. Yeah. You know, you can talk to some people about certain bands. Right. You're just not supposed to like. Like when I was a kid, I used to have to hide the fact that I loved kiss. Yeah. Because like when I was in like seventh grade, kiss was not cool. I was like, it was not a cool thing, like the young kids, they all wanted to know about like ACDC and Led Zeppelin.
SPEAKER_05
04:05 - 04:12
So, where, when you and Severe's great, you know, where was Kiss in Neat for Jecru?
SPEAKER_03
04:12 - 07:16
Here's what happened with Kiss. Kiss had this gigantic loyal following that came to all their concerts. They sold out gigantic arenas all over the world, but they couldn't get any radio play. It was real weird. They only had like a couple of big hits. They had like bath, bath was a big hit, Detroit rock city, rock and roll all night. Those were big in party. You have every day. That's still a big one. But they wasn't a lot of radio play. It was hard. Like there was a lot of bands that had way more radio play. But for whatever reason, they never lost their popularity amongst their hardcore fans. Because they put on a great show. I want to see them twice when they made their comeback tour with Kevin James. Kevin James was open to the kids no no no we're friends we went to watch it This episode is brought to you by Robin Hood. You want financial security for you and your family? Well, you gotta make it happen. The world doesn't owe you a living and that's how I've always approached my finances and you can too with Robin Hood. Robin Hood pioneered commission-free stock trading over a decade ago and they continue to offer innovative products to help you maximize your money's potential. With over 23 million funded customers Robin Hood is helping people build a better financial future. Robin Hood gives you complete autonomy to make investments to pursue your future goals, whatever they are. Maybe you want to look towards investing for your family's future, investing for retirement, or even a vacation to the Bahamas. We all have some bucket list items to cross off, and Robin Hood has tools to help you pursue them. Investing a small amount now could make a big difference 30 years down the road. Take control of your financial future with Robin Hood. Download the app or visit Robinhood.com to learn more. Disclosure. Investing involves risk and loss of principle is possible. Returns are not guaranteed. Other fees may apply. Robin Hood Financial LLC. Remember, SIPC is a registered broker dealer. This episode is brought to you by Zippercruiter. Look, patience is good at all. But if you're just sitting around waiting for everything good to come your way, well, you're going to be disappointed. And you're going to miss out on some amazing opportunities like your dream vacation. You have to work. Save that money and actually plan it out. It's never going to happen if you just sit on your couch at home thinking about it. And the same applies to your company. You don't want to miss out on hiring the best people for your team. And luckily there's an easy solution. that you can use. It's ZipperCuter. Try it for free right now at zippercuter.com slash rogan. They'll find you qualified people for your role quickly. And once you find someone you like, ZipperCuter can help put you at the front of the pack. Just use their pre-written invite to apply message to connect with your favorite candidates ASAP.
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SPEAKER_05
07:50 - 08:01
Lots of times, yeah. Do you really? Yeah. Do you like it? Sometimes, sometimes you can go, well, you have to be set up correctly, though, and I've learned how to, what to ask for, to make the show go, right?
SPEAKER_03
08:01 - 08:02
What do you ask for?
SPEAKER_05
08:02 - 09:37
You just ask for somebody from the band to introduce you either on stage or off mic, and so you establish in front of the crowd as a friend of theirs, and I just, um, asshole that. Right. Right. Where the band says, we booked this guy. This is our guy. Please welcome Hannibal Brass. I learned that. When I opened for this band, it's cool. Super nice guys. They saw me in Zainis in Chicago. There's Chicago band, jam band, unfree McGee. There's huge fan base, they tore all the time. They asked me to do this gig in the cow outside of Chicago. It's excited to do it. There's a couple hundred bucks of something, different gig, open it for a band, it's cool. And it's packed, it's theater. It's packed, and then they tell me, you know, it's getting ready to go. And the light's dropped. and the crowd goes crazy. And I'm out to go, I'm in. That is now for me at all. And so they're not just walk out cold, you're like, hello, I'm here and start trying to do comedy. And people were just like, where's I'm free McGee? Where's I'm free? And they just didn't know when we didn't know. So just, you know, every crowd isn't ready for comedy. And you have to settle. People have to be expecting it. It'll be settled. Or it's a fight. And I wasn't prepped to fight at that moment just to fight them down. I did all right, but that's it. Something, I mean, I do shows where I have rappers are bands open for me also and sometimes the crowd at some people in the crowd into it some people aren't but it's music that I enjoy so I try to just mix it up sometimes and have a bit of a variety so versus just a straight stand up.
SPEAKER_03
09:37 - 10:16
Why not? That's what you want to do. Definitely should do it. I've opened a few bands back in the day, but I'd never do it again. Some of the experiences were just horrific. Yeah. I opened it for Bon Jovi once, and theater in the round. It was this thing for VH1. It was in the round, and I was on stage with a bunch of like musical instruments. Like a lot of like, it was like, there's a drum kit there. I had to move around. I couldn't like do anything physical. There was like a microphone set up. And then after I did my set, I was supposed to bring Girls towards the front of the stage. They wanted to pick out attractive girls in the audience to go back to them. No, no, no, be around the stage. Okay. So the one that's filming it. Oh, okay. The ones that are really close to the camera, screaming. Yeah.
SPEAKER_05
10:16 - 10:26
But they're vaguely for backstage, right? If they turn it to you and sort of wrangle. I mean, you're the wrangle. But you got to also grab some girls.
SPEAKER_06
10:26 - 10:26
Here's a deal, bro.
SPEAKER_03
10:28 - 10:40
were road dogs. Not that they wanted a bunch because they were filming it for like VH one. Yeah, it was the time. But I was like, I can't do keep doing these. They just don't go well 50% of the time.
SPEAKER_05
10:40 - 11:11
Yeah, it's, I mean, I've done some, you know, chance to wrap her is. Uh-huh. Just wrap her out of Chicago. Uh, I've done some stuff with him and sometimes you'll go well. And then it was one in Chicago. And I'm from Chicago. So I'm thinking this is going to be great. This is my city to do it. It was this. It was because I made fun of, uh, You know, Chicago is that living a city will, uh, sometimes you'll meet somebody and you're like, where are you from? It's Chicago. What part of Chicago? It was like, Sean Berg, like, that's not Chicago. Right. Like, this is suburban. That's what that improv is. Yeah.
SPEAKER_03
11:11 - 11:13
It's a 40 minutes outside of Chicago.
SPEAKER_05
11:13 - 11:40
Right. It's a suburban kind of city sort of, uh, like, 1000 ohms. Yeah, that type of thing. And so I talked about that. I did that on stage. It was, it was the venue was in the city. And then I talked about that on stage, but most of that crowd. It was like white kids from the suburbs and then it just turned from that and it was just started. It just got got restless and then some dude just yelled out for no reason. He was like, Kevin Hart. I was like, what does that mean? Wow.
SPEAKER_03
11:41 - 11:58
That's hilarious, but some psychology shit, right? He's going to point to the most successful comic ever, and compare you. Kevin Hart is, if he's not the most successful, he's like top two, right? I mean, who are the arguments? There's three arguments, right? It's like dice clay, dain cook, and Kevin Hart.
SPEAKER_05
11:58 - 12:05
And as far as sustain in it. Yeah, he's has run has been pretty crazy insane and he has no shoes, so I think it's him.
SPEAKER_03
12:05 - 12:07
It's got a motivational shoe.
SPEAKER_05
12:07 - 12:14
Yeah, most of the racial quotes all over it and it's true actually Kevin Hart's shoe looks better than a lot of athlete shoes
SPEAKER_03
12:15 - 13:03
Definitely smart dude. He's smart dude worked hard and I can't but that's funny that he thinks that like yelling that out. It's gonna hurt your feelings. It was just more weird. It is weird. But that's a that's a that's a a jab, you know. It's interesting that people do that like you point to like like as if almost as if someone's success even though it's like astronomical like crazy success even to a really successful guy like you He'll fuck with you. You know what I mean? Yeah, I mean you do really well. I know you're not walking around going, man. I wish my life was fucking better right now. No, you're great. Everything's awesome in your world. Everything's smooth as fuck, but someone can yell out Kevin.
SPEAKER_05
13:03 - 14:43
No, people, it's a weird space to be in because tonight now you have it. It's a different way you got your fans and then you also have People that just know who you are and might not fuck with you at all. They just know it like this. And so I've went into this Mexican restaurant in Chicago last week. And I go straight to the bathroom in the back. It's a great spot to Chicago. By the way, check it out. I give them a link and fill it up. And go to the back. And I come back out as he's tall, two tall, black women. And I'm right next to her. She gestures towards me. Yeah, he's famous or something. Like real dismissive. I had to say anything to her. I was just being an ace famous or something. Then she says to me, yeah, my friends, try to get me to come hang out with you and mad river. It's a barren Chicago. They try to just get you to come and hang out. But we didn't want to. But we didn't want to. Yeah, something like that. I'm like, what are you? What is happening now? What are you? It's what I look at our bodies. You're like in great shape, six, two, short, short songs. You got a volleyball by. So I say, uh, you play volleyball? She said, yeah, we play at the park. And so they ordered their food, sit down, order my food, sit down. And then I go on my phone, I go to Paul, women's volleyball, and look at last year, and look at the roster, and look over there. I say, hey, Ashley, what the fuck happened last season? They had a bad season last year.
SPEAKER_03
14:45 - 14:48
Oh, that's hilarious.
SPEAKER_05
14:48 - 15:06
And in her friend pipes up, hey, we had a lot of good individual conference. We said some individual records last year and I said, so you guys had bad team chemistry. But yeah, it was just, I felt the need to dig back because I was just grabbing some fucking tacos. And she just made me feel weird just by being there.
SPEAKER_03
15:06 - 15:14
Well, she felt like she could get a free shot of you because you're framers. Yeah. Or she just does that to people all the time. Maybe she does.
SPEAKER_05
15:14 - 15:17
Maybe she just had a, and maybe I was intimidation. Well, let's talk.
SPEAKER_03
15:17 - 15:18
Oh, she was a big, beautiful girl.
SPEAKER_05
15:18 - 15:33
Big, big beautiful girl. We would like a voice. Because maybe it's a tone like mine. Maybe I couldn't handle my own tone. Is she's out of like you? Not like me, but she had kind of the... Not death, but just socket. Yeah.
SPEAKER_03
15:33 - 15:56
Oh, tone that way. Yeah. Yeah, maybe. No, she's been rude. She made me just a big rude giant bitch. She wants a dude to like take that challenge. You know what I mean? Like if you're a girl that's that big and athletic, you could probably fuck up a lot of dudes. Yeah, you know, that's a big girl. It's probably has to like, she probably has to like, she probably has to test dudes all the time. Maybe that was her way of hitting me.
SPEAKER_05
15:56 - 15:58
Maybe she was nagging me and I was like, look at the wrong way.
SPEAKER_03
15:59 - 16:12
Yeah, maybe if you just took it like an ace, you just rolled with it like a Shaolin monk. Yeah. Maybe you were... Well, I did, Meg back, but then... You did, but that... That's actually pretty fine. That's why you did. I think it really worked out great.
SPEAKER_05
16:12 - 16:16
I mean, I don't know what if I did, I want to find it.
SPEAKER_03
16:16 - 16:20
I don't know why I always want to wonder what someone's motivation is, but I always do.
SPEAKER_05
16:20 - 16:22
I do too.
SPEAKER_03
16:22 - 16:27
You never know. And it's almost like, why am I bothered? Why can I just get the fuck away from this? Why do I have to find out what someone's motivation is?
SPEAKER_05
16:27 - 16:47
Yeah, people, yeah, I end up in conversations where I should just probably leave, but I'm just that curious about what's going on. And who the fuck are you? Why? Yeah. What is your, what's up with you? Yeah. Yeah. And also I have to win. I have to win.
SPEAKER_03
16:47 - 17:08
Well, it's a game that you're really good at. It's a shit talking game. Yeah, you get upset when someone starts talking with you. Like, when you're a goddamn amateur here. Yeah. You should talk with a professional comedian. How often have you done this? Yeah. How good are you at this for real? It's fun though. It is fun. It's all fun in games, so someone's soul gets crushed.
SPEAKER_05
17:08 - 18:46
You know what happened in Vegas? It was just a girl that I... Not really known that well, but she's beautiful. And she hit me up out of nowhere. Hey, I missed you. We never messed around anything. You know, and I was, I was in Boston at the moment. I think, I was just in a sort of not a bad mood, but a weird mood impulsive. And she just hit me up out of nowhere. Let's go to Vegas with a UFC fight. Oh, shit. Fly around. We get to there for around the same time. Go out. Go to Calvin Harris is playing. Go there. And we get back to the room. And she's kind of like cold towards me. Like almost buddy. I mean, we never really hung out, but it's still like Florn Vegas. It's a vibe and it's a little bit of a subtext today. It's Vegas also. It's right. So she's, she kind of just go to sleep on me. I'm like, where do I go? Vegas vs. What the fuck is going on? What's happening? You thought you missed. and up in the morning, go for it again. Like, but she's kind of wrote, it's like, I'm like, does this chick even like me at all? It's like, I go down on her and she's completely quiet, but she's moving her body positively, but not saying the word, but not saying a word, but not saying a word to the point where I gotta check and see if there's okay. I pop my head up and I'm like, hey, we good? Just go check. I have to do what I had to do a consent check.
SPEAKER_03
18:46 - 18:51
That's hilarious. That's a good move, though. Yeah, dude. Yeah.
SPEAKER_05
18:51 - 19:14
You're saying, man, I have to check, man. We got you good. She's like, we're good. All right, back at it. But she didn't make a noise. You know how weird pussy and sounds with no moaning or yaps. Oh, yes. Yeah. It was nothing, no? No, it was just... It was weird, but I could tell she... I've been thinking about nothing else for a day.
SPEAKER_03
19:14 - 19:15
It's just mowing.
SPEAKER_05
19:15 - 19:38
It's just mowing. It's just, I can tell she came a couple times, because like, air came out. I don't think that's how it works. I think it is, I would like say, because they have one point, yeah. They like some, I feel some air coming out. It wasn't, but it didn't make a noise.
SPEAKER_03
19:38 - 20:01
I don't think we're ever gonna really know if they're coming or not. I think it could be a lot of fuckery going on. Yeah. A lot of fake orgasms. I don't know. A lot of times, the girls just fake, come so that you could stop. Really? I don't know, I'm guessing. I mean, it's must have happened. But I'm just saying, I don't think air coming out constitutes orgasm. Seems like it should.
SPEAKER_05
20:02 - 21:23
Well, there should be like a little turkey test or maybe she wants me whatever wind up hooking up and go out to the lunch and then I realized we are is no No compatibility out no compatibility out this chicken doesn't even like home when you eat or pussy so I need no I need to know it's just lazy Doesn't like me at all or it's just bad at showing it. Doesn't can't even fake. Just wants to be at the fights or shit. So we get back to the room. Um, getting ready. It's like three is so good. Right. I'm gonna see the whole thing. I'll see you pre-limbs. And uh, uh, so but I'm trying to get it in again. This thing hook up again first time. You have to tell me. And then she says, I don't hook up on the first night. Like we already did it already. What are you talking about? She's like, yeah, that's my rule. I don't do it on it. It's like, what are you talking about? She's like, that's my me and my roommate. That's our house, really. No, you're like, not a cockwalk and bitch is like, you fly out on the first it. What are you talking about? You already, we already did it and this is not your house is it. And so I'm like, what is I don't want to. Oh, does that. That's weird. And so I kind of, I step out of room, make a phone call, like, talk to my friends that can suddenly, what the fuck do I do with this shit?
SPEAKER_03
21:23 - 21:38
Sleep all your shit in the room and buy new shit. That's what you do. You just go, you just don't eat, have your phone on your hand. Do you have a computer back in the room? I do. Okay, so you go back in, you don't want to leave the computer. You go grab a computer, you go, I'll be right back. And then you never come back.
SPEAKER_05
21:38 - 21:47
That's what I came back in. I came back in the room. I came back in the room. I said, I'm buying new clothes. I'm gonna take somebody. No.
SPEAKER_00
21:50 - 21:53
Well, walking the fight back to computer that have been great.
SPEAKER_05
21:53 - 22:15
I would do it. I say, I'm going to take somebody else to the fight. Oh, shit. I have my assistant. It gets you a separate hotel room. And I'll buy you a single ticket to the fight if you want. But, you know, because I was like, I don't feel like you're filling me. And it'll be a disservice to both of us in ways in each other's time. But you have another hotel room. I'll get you a ticket to the fight if you want.
SPEAKER_03
22:15 - 22:18
That's the gentleman's move. I like that. It's better than what I was going to do.
SPEAKER_05
22:20 - 22:31
out the door of the computer. But it felt weird to do it and it felt weird to build up the door. But I had a great nightmare. I was with how I would another friend in Vegas and she's much better person.
SPEAKER_01
22:32 - 22:33
Beautiful.
SPEAKER_05
22:33 - 22:43
Yeah, it's weird though. Well, that's my fault for that. But you didn't even have a real conversation with her and I flew this woman out. That's how beautiful she was. Well, you took a chance.
SPEAKER_03
22:43 - 23:34
It's a life on Vegas. Yeah, you could meet someone like that on the first nine. They could be the best person you've ever met in your life. You fall in love forever, right, Jamie? I mean, you definitely can't. I support you on both decisions. Yeah. I support you on your impulsiveness and just flying out of beautiful woman. I support you on continuing to either pussy and ask you for consent in the middle of it. I support you on that. And I definitely support you getting there another room and doing it classy and getting a ticket to the flight ticket. But that's good. Yeah. Even better. Yeah. I support you 100%. That's a fuck. You got an A-plus, sir. If I was your teacher, if I was your professor, and uh... how to be a man and you're fucking a plus thank you that's what you do that i'm growing up successful comedian with resources fly that young lady out yes she might be the girl you dreams yeah maybe it'll settle down next time verse settled down relax
SPEAKER_05
23:36 - 23:40
Turn to grown up. Tard. I bought a building. I bought some real estate.
SPEAKER_02
23:40 - 23:41
You bought some real estate?
SPEAKER_05
23:41 - 23:51
I bought a apartment building in Chicago. Oh shit. A whole building? I whole build a three year old apartment building. Do you live in it? I just bought it. Don't live in it. It's tenants now, but I want an Airbnb. Wow.
SPEAKER_03
23:51 - 23:54
That's interesting, man. What if you start a fucking Hannibal Burris hotel?
SPEAKER_05
23:55 - 24:16
I was thinking that's what that's like a like a five ten year plan that five maybe ten years down I would have to either get other people in with funding and stuff but I looked at this one place. This is one building in Chicago, but it's a it's a lot of money anywhere have to be all cash by it. I can't do it. So trying to get other people to partner
SPEAKER_03
24:17 - 24:26
Man, the hotel business sounds interesting. Like, you developed a cool, because it's kind of entertaining in a way. Like, you're entertaining those people.
SPEAKER_05
24:26 - 24:32
Isn't that off? I mean, I'm traveling all the time. I'm in hotels, so I kind of know what I like in a hotel.
SPEAKER_03
24:32 - 24:39
But you know what I mean? Like, experience of going to a hotel is in a lot of ways like an entertaining experience. The lounge, the club, what you have in a lot.
SPEAKER_05
24:39 - 24:42
Yeah. Yeah. The stuff in the rooms, you know.
SPEAKER_03
24:43 - 25:44
in a lot of ways like even the other way like there's a motel six and catch a can Alaska that I stayed at and it's fucking great our hotel six I guess the hotel six yeah but because it's so ridiculous because it's in this like really remote place yeah it's this something cool about that you know there's something cool about just the standardness of it all the wood panels on the door you know like that kind of shit I don't even know that wood panels but you know what I mean like that like standard motel six type of look When you're even in a place like that, that like if you went to a place like Ketchup can Alaska and there was a four seasons. Right. And then with like some sort of a fire place that is broken glass in it, like one of those weird ones, you'd be like, what the fuck is this? It wouldn't make any sense. But the Hannibal Burris hotel. I see a lot of red valour. I see a lot like this room. I see red velour, black, I see gold lace. I see like a beautiful design to the place. I hear good music. Good food. Smells good. Food is good.
SPEAKER_05
25:44 - 25:53
It's 24 hours food. 24 hours food. reasonable mini bar prices. I like it. I need to make a profit, but I'm not gonna fuck you over. How many people?
SPEAKER_03
25:54 - 25:56
We're talking about in this hotel, how big? Little, right?
SPEAKER_05
25:56 - 26:00
A beautiful first one. Something like 20 to 30 rooms. Something like that.
SPEAKER_03
26:00 - 26:17
That's beautiful. That's like a fucking party. Yeah. 20 rooms is like a party. Like if you had like, we all have a, we all gathered up all of our friends that we knew. And we all brought girlfriends or wives. And this 20 of us, we could, we could fill a goddamn 20 room hotel. Yeah. Easy.
SPEAKER_05
26:17 - 26:39
Definitely, man. That's a good move. China, I want to, uh, do entertainment for fun, like seven years from now, and that for money anymore. Yeah. You know what I mean, was that was not necessary to go on the road or do a TV show or do a movie where it's like, I would really love to do that.
SPEAKER_03
26:39 - 26:47
Well, down I'm torn. Because I want your hotel to be successful, but I want you to keep doing comedy. I want you to turn to a lazy bitch.
SPEAKER_05
26:47 - 27:09
Not a lazy bitch, but I'll be doing stuff with my real estate. I want to get my goal. I want to get another building this year and do your a magnet and do two get two multifamily properties a year for the next five years. And then right for president. And then no, no. That only pays 400,000 years.
SPEAKER_03
27:09 - 27:45
But it's the speaking fees, man. Speaking fees. Whoo! That's what you make all your money. You do your eight years and when you get out, you make a billion dollars. And how much thing on bomb is gonna make? uh let me tell you a couple millions you know you know who should be rooting and crossing his fingers that trump wins is obama because if if trump wins obama makes so much fucking money talking about you know like democracy and giving speeches about what it's like to be a president and what it's like to run the greatest nation in the world he's a way trump oh he's gonna be funny the way but he can be like you can literally double his money trump wins deep
SPEAKER_05
27:46 - 27:53
Here's a theory a lot of people who said not I don't think he wants to win. Do you think he wants to win with the moves he's been pulling?
SPEAKER_02
27:53 - 27:54
I don't know man.
SPEAKER_05
27:54 - 28:12
He said he has one office one campaign office in Florida that has four employees. Good perfect. It's like hashtag tiger blood. He's not I mean beyond the idiotic city said he's not really running inefficient.
SPEAKER_03
28:13 - 28:24
campaign. It's entirely possible that he doesn't really want to win. If you think about it, it's entirely possible that he thought that it would be like, remember when Howard Stern ran for governor of New York?
SPEAKER_05
28:24 - 28:24
Does that 90s?
SPEAKER_03
28:25 - 28:57
Yeah, something like that. Wasn't it Jamie? Um, I think it was somewhere in there, but um, I don't think Howard Stern really wanted to be to the government governor governor. I just think he wanted to have some fun. Right. And that might have been what happened with Donald Trump. Like he might have been just thinking he was going to make a splash. have some fun and nice into deep. Yeah, he was still doing his TV show back then. Remember, like he was still the celebrity apprentice guy or whatever it is, not celebrity apprentice. Is that the name of the show? Why does it sound so stupid?
SPEAKER_00
28:57 - 28:58
It's just the apprentice.
SPEAKER_03
28:58 - 30:12
The apprentice. So NBC fired him from that show because he was saying a bunch of shit about Mexicans. And when they fired him from the show, that's when he ramped it up. And when he ramped it up, that's when he got more and more popular. And that's when he won the Republican nomination. Like it's all part of it is because NBC canceled his fucking show. That's what happened. And we see it made the blame. This is what we got to blame. We got NBC and we got Caitlin Jenner. because there's a part of America that when Caitlyn Jenner won the woman of the year, after being a woman for six months, and when ESPN did that giant piece on her, and they're fucking flying over her house with a helicopter, and the drapes are blowing in the breeze, and she's hiding in the shadows, and they're like, what the fuck? There's a part of America that was like, fuck this. Enough! We got to put our foot down. We got to put our fucking foot down now. And then Trump came along. I'm gonna ask hold when they were like, I'm gonna ask hold to stand up, stand proud. People got upset. I think there's like an Evan flow to shit. I think when things go too left wing, too progressive, too transgender in the bathroom, all that crazy shit. When that goes down, there's a part of America that's just not ready yet. They go fucked up.
SPEAKER_05
30:12 - 30:38
That's where you get Trump. That's a solitary solid, right? Yes, I'm more fascinated when I watch the people in the crowd. Just really agreeing with the bullshit. He said like when he said the stuff black people what do you got to lose? You had no jobs everybody's in poverty and his people in the back. Yeah, he said that. Yeah, he said this is a speech. It's a speech. Oh, please.
SPEAKER_03
30:38 - 30:39
He's a villain to this.
SPEAKER_05
30:39 - 30:51
He's a villain to black voters. But just say you don't you there's no jobs. You live in a poverty to scold a bat. It's 58% unemployment with your youth. I mean, what do you got the loo?
SPEAKER_03
30:51 - 31:14
It's pretty good impression. It's not bad. I know exactly who you're doing. Wow, we were watching earlier when you said that Obama founded ISIS. We're watching that earlier. We're like, this is like a pro wrestling show. Like he's saying some crazy shit. But he's saying some, you know, what play it's what you hear, Jamie. Trump asking for the vote of every senior African American.
SPEAKER_01
31:14 - 31:34
He's just suffered under Democratic control. To those I say the following. Oh my god. What do you have to lose by trying something new like Trump? What do you have to lose?
SPEAKER_03
31:34 - 31:37
I hope he's high as fuck right now. And he's making a documentary.
SPEAKER_05
31:40 - 31:42
Shout out from the hat cover in his dumb eyes.
SPEAKER_03
31:42 - 31:49
Chris Bell's filming all this serious. Superly. Look at them. They're all screaming cheering. This is a black woman back there.
SPEAKER_01
31:49 - 32:05
I say it again. What do you have to look? Why do you have to lose? You're living in poverty. Your schools are no good. You have no jobs. 58% of your youth is unemployed. What the hell do you have to lose?
SPEAKER_03
32:08 - 32:12
Wow, it's amazing. We're watching a movie. It's a call and brother's movie.
SPEAKER_01
32:12 - 32:23
And at the end of four years, I guarantee you that I will get over 95% of the African American vote I promise you.
SPEAKER_03
32:23 - 32:33
He's it. I promise you. Why, but even just saying that, like, what, what gives a shit if you, what, what percentage, how do you know that?
SPEAKER_05
32:33 - 32:43
He doesn't have a plan. He just talk it. It's, it's, it's, it's fat. But the crowd is what, yeah, it's fat. If he was doing that for 30 people, that okay, I get it.
SPEAKER_03
32:43 - 33:39
But I have some pretty significant theories. I think that people are way too soft. I think it's way too easy to stay alive, and I think we've never ever had that in human history. And I think that we're overbreeding because of it at a ridiculous rate. And I think there's a bunch of people out there that have no business fucking and or having kids. Well, you just turn in very serious. I'm fucking serious. I think it's not their fault. It's no one's fault. It's just the cycle that we're in. We're in a cycle of safety. We're in a cycle of safety. That's what we're in a cycle of recreational outrage. People are getting outrage of things that don't make any sense. The reason why there's no life threatening fucking situations that are constantly at your door. There's no wolves. There's no fucking nothing's going wrong. So we're going after words. You can't say retard anymore. You know, don't say tranny. We're getting outraged about shit that doesn't make any sense.
SPEAKER_05
33:41 - 33:58
The internet. This is not the survival. Those are bad examples having wolves come at your door. I think that's a product of the internet. People being able to react to something and being able to gather together on something and then start. A petition.
SPEAKER_03
33:58 - 34:43
Yeah, those are bad examples. I should have retarded is not a bad example because it's like it doesn't that doesn't mean a disease It just means someone who's slow to get things Yeah, we should automatically imply that you're you're picking on someone with a mental illness and in fact when people initially had Down syndrome when the birth certificates would come it would call them a mongoloid idiot That would be like what it would be listed on the actual birth certificate Yeah, mongoloid mongoloid idiot. Very straightforward. It's very straightforward and very big. It's hard times. These are hard times we're talking about. It's good. It's like everything is good. It's better to be alive right now. This is good as it gets. This is a beautiful time. But we're going to get things like that. We're going to get things like that Trump thing because it's so fucking easier to stay alive.
SPEAKER_05
34:43 - 34:49
It's easy to be alive. It's fun. It's fun for it to be easy to be alive. Exactly. I was at my friend's house.
SPEAKER_03
34:49 - 34:50
We just got a balance back.
SPEAKER_05
34:50 - 36:02
Yeah. He was playing PS4, and he was playing baseball on a PS4, which I think is horrible. Is that so? Why is it horrible? Baseball video games, I'm not in, so this is gonna be football, gonna be basketball, gonna be fighting, gonna be a fighting game, gonna be some some shooting, but baseball, it's not good? On a video game, not to me, obviously everybody likes what they like, but I'm over there as a guest. He doesn't even have a second controller. And I saw I went on my phone, went on pulse mates, target, PS4 controller, the UFC 2 game, they brought, it was there in 20 minutes, 20 minutes, 20 minutes. I don't even want PS4, I just wanted to play some different. They can do that. They came through with the UFC game in a controller and we hooked that shit up and then we went 20 minutes. And we were playing UFC. How the hell do they do that? It's because they it's just basically a deliver you you just you the post is not target is postmates Where's a person and they are driving around and they're waiting for orders Wow, yeah So I'll take that over wolves. Fuck yeah.
SPEAKER_01
36:02 - 36:03
No, I'm not saying that.
SPEAKER_03
36:03 - 36:27
No, I'm not. I think this is the best time to be alive ever for sure. But there's guys like you and there's guys like a lot of my other friends and that I'm just happy to know and happy to be around and then there's a bunch of people out there unfortunately and for them they've been exposed to some bad ideas. Yeah. And they don't have the best genetics and they'll live it in somewhere that sucks and they get to vote too. Right.
SPEAKER_05
36:27 - 36:58
I do see when I do I see I love reading comments on articles just to just to see is that real right is that a real human being that thinks that that's the date and confessing it all the time where it's it hurts me and it makes me happy at the same time I can't believe that I live on the same earth, is that type of person that thinks that for real? Well, a person that really thinks that Trump will be president of a person that has these... Well, Trump could use about that, right?
SPEAKER_03
36:58 - 37:01
I mean, it's halfway there. He's the Republican nominee.
SPEAKER_05
37:01 - 37:08
He is. He's got it in a super far, I don't think, out there. I don't think it's going to happen from here. I mean, I think the fact he's gotten his closest crazy. It's crazy.
SPEAKER_03
37:08 - 38:34
But I think those people that you're talking about, that you can't believe they think that way. They're a product of whatever the fuck happened to them in their world. Like there's pockets of the world that are all a mess right now. And if you were born in that pocket or I was born in that pocket in the same sort of circumstances, that's one of the things that's hard. It's hard to recognize as a person. You see someone's an asshole, you just go, it's fucking asshole, fuck them. But in a way, we kind of kind of look at those people go, damn, they just got fucked. they got born into a group of dummies with a bunch of violent tendencies and crime and bullshit nonsense and this is all they've ever known and they're just trying to get by and you know a guy like Trump comes along And if it wasn't Trump, it could be a number of motivational speakers all throughout the country that might have nefarious intentions. Anybody who's really like super charismatic now, it's kind of open game. Like when a guy like Trump can come along and talk as much crazy shit as he has. And in some ways, I'm not opposed to him winning. Because in some ways, I'm like, look, he has the best guide of fuck this system in the ass. And we know this system sucks. It's almost like, this guy's a suicide bomber. Trump's like this wild dude with a vest and a sweaty face. And he just run into that camera. Yeah.
SPEAKER_05
38:34 - 38:37
Boom. Well, yeah, the two-party system is flawed.
SPEAKER_03
38:37 - 40:30
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SPEAKER_05
40:46 - 40:53
It's to be more than two people they would have run. Sure. It should be a lot.
SPEAKER_03
40:53 - 41:32
Do you know Tom Rhodes? Yeah, he was on dunk and trustless podcast the other day and he was talking about the way it's set up in Holland. Yeah, something James, if you could find out how many candidates they have how many parties rather they have at Holland, but it's many, many, many and they're all like, it's it's real reasonable like how they're placed. Yeah. And I'm sure there's like a lot of us, me included, that we were upset because there's some things on one side that I agree with, some things on another side that I agree with. And some things that aren't being represented at all. Like the idea that these two people, whatever opinions they discuss, are the only opinions that we should all be talking about, that's crazy.
SPEAKER_05
41:32 - 41:37
It's crazy. It should be more. Why can't they collaborate?
SPEAKER_03
41:37 - 41:42
Oh, that's wrong. Jesus, look at how many they have in Holland. This is crazy. How many they have, Jamie?
SPEAKER_00
41:44 - 41:50
11, but there's 17, six, seven didn't vote in a 2012 election, so there might be brand new, I'm not sure.
SPEAKER_03
41:50 - 41:51
But they have 11 different parties?
SPEAKER_00
41:51 - 41:54
That voted in the last year. They all had candidates.
SPEAKER_03
41:54 - 42:53
Wow. See, that's right. That's how it should be done. We're getting hoodwinked by a group of people that are just controlling this ancient system. And it's not a good system. And they know it's not a good system, but the only way you could ever stop this system is you have to have people with pure hearts and minds that are willing to admit the system sucks. So they're going to lose whatever position of influence that they have and step back and be judged by the merit of their own ideas again. Instead of being a senator or a congressman or a president, they just say, look, this system sucks. You think it sucks? I think it sucks. Let's get to get the best legal scholars and people that understand human nature. And let's conduct and compose a system that works. And let's really run the government like it's one of us and that we're all in this together. These old folks don't realize that. They just, they just cling to power till they're in the grave. They just hang on, do it like it's a rope hanging over the abyss. They know they're gonna drop into it.
SPEAKER_02
42:53 - 43:01
They don't want life to go. Oh, oh, oh, we need to control these independence. Reduce the number of percentages that you have to make.
SPEAKER_03
43:01 - 43:04
That's just the way it's gonna be, man. I'm fascinated by it.
SPEAKER_05
43:04 - 43:15
I'm fascinated by it. Just level of, obviously, we have egos that want to do what we do, but to want to run. A country, just a level.
SPEAKER_03
43:15 - 43:21
Dude, if you can't take jokes and can't play basketball and you're not really good at fighting, you find a way to be special.
SPEAKER_05
43:22 - 43:29
to one of, this is a different, it's a weird impulse. It's a different type of pressure.
SPEAKER_03
43:29 - 44:06
Here's, here's the weirdest thing about that impulse. When you see someone out there in the world, when you see someone that you admire, whether it's an athlete or a brilliant scholar or whoever the fuck it is, you see some musician, you see some you really admire. That person is accomplished something amazing. Right. All the president asks you to do. is get people to like them. Right. That's it. Like Obama really didn't have a whole lot of experience in the world, like creating things or making things. It went from being what lawyer to a senator, right?
SPEAKER_05
44:06 - 44:26
Yeah, the community. Yeah. Activists. Yeah. And then, yeah, state senator to the senator. I mean, and he got it. I think I don't know if it stays in the Senate, but he got it because He moved up because of dude, had a sex scandal in Illinois. Oh, that's right. That's right. And what does that do? That's your state.
SPEAKER_03
44:26 - 44:26
I forget.
SPEAKER_06
44:26 - 44:29
I forget who it was.
SPEAKER_03
44:29 - 44:54
But it's not like like pick a person, like, you know, some great person in history that's done something amazing. And you look at them and you're like, wow, I would love it if that great person of wisdom and accomplishment if that person was tap up and be president. We, that doesn't necessarily have to be the case in America. All you have to do is just be liked. Right. Well, that's kind of crazy.
SPEAKER_05
44:54 - 45:05
It is. It is. I don't even know. I mean, both the Hillary and Trump are 70 or 69. Yeah.
SPEAKER_02
45:05 - 45:09
Why are you doing that? Why are you doing it? Yeah.
SPEAKER_05
45:09 - 45:11
All people can dream, but don't dream so big.
SPEAKER_03
45:11 - 45:13
Dude, you're 30 and you're thinking about retiring.
SPEAKER_05
45:14 - 45:16
Yeah, three, three, I'm like, you're really fine.
SPEAKER_04
45:16 - 45:18
No, tells and thinking about it.
SPEAKER_05
45:18 - 45:49
I'm thinking about it. I'm 100% because I like this. I like, I enjoy this, but I mean, I see how I could go. I just see how I look at how other people have handled their moment and how other people have handled their finances. And I don't want to any part of that. So I'm making every step, everything I do. every day is about being super stable seven years from now and comfortable in to have enough passive income without a way about that.
SPEAKER_03
45:49 - 46:04
That's very smart, man. It's very smart and you're doing it like in a real proactive way. Not a whole lot of people look at it that way. Everybody else just sort of like rides it out, you know, or, well, it's a weird mindset, right? It's like the investment mindset is so different than the creative mindset.
SPEAKER_05
46:04 - 46:44
Yeah. It's just, just look, I mean, it's just, You know, that just spending smart and just I'd research a lot now and just, you know, shift my internet time from the bullshit to just looking at properties and just That's smart. Do something else, man. And just I just don't I don't want to end up on those special. He spent all the $2,000 in 14 and he did it. Now he's done it. I don't really how he would story. I don't want to be on some goofy ass show that I don't want to be doing eight years from now where you like, oh, he definitely needed the money. I don't want to do anything.
SPEAKER_03
46:44 - 46:50
Isn't that a funny conversation, man? That's a funny conversation, because we all know what it's like. Have you ever been on a bad show?
SPEAKER_05
46:50 - 46:58
On a bad show? Like a... A bad TV? Not on... No, not really. I haven't done that much. That many different TV shows.
SPEAKER_03
46:58 - 48:40
There's a bunch of dudes out there right now working in Lumbiards, driving trucks, taking meth, trying to stay awake. Listen to us right now. Go on, you fucking bitches are complaining about being on a shitty TV show. What do I sign up, bro? Where the fuck do I sign up? Get out of this job. And you're right folks. You're right. You got a special humor us. Yeah. You got a humor us because I've been on a bad show and I was on a show that was he was he was worse than a bad show. Yeah. Good show it turned into a bad show. I was on the show called Hardball and started out these guys who wrote it. They wrote for the Simpsons. They wrote for married with children Jeff Martin and Kevin Kern really smart guys. Yes. And they wrote this hilarious pilot. We did it Jim Brewers in the pilot and I was in the pilot and a bunch other people that wound up doing doing a bunch of different movies and shit. And it was a funny pilot and then the network got a hold of it and they just fucked the shit out of it. And they threw in some really hacky producer who wound up getting fired like halfway through the six episodes that we did. And it was allegedly there was a bunch of other shit going on and the writing was off the charts bad. It was so I got to be like on a bad show. It's a terrible feeling. For a season? No, in the next six episodes. The first one was the pilot, which was really funny and then it just was like all of a sudden I was over here doing something that was terrible and you're better off doing nothing than doing something you hate. Yeah. That doesn't make any sense because you make money and ultimately it's worth doing. And ultimately for me, it was definitely worth something because I learned from the experience. Right. You can't just do a TV show. Right. You got to be sure. And even if you're sure like the pilot was really funny, I was pretty sure that that would be okay. It doesn't matter because a bunch of other factors can fall into place.
SPEAKER_05
48:40 - 50:17
Yeah. I just remember that I did do a bad show. It was my TV show last year. What happened with that it I think I mean we had our moments, but it's just what I need some more booze get the truth out here. No, I think it's just it had as moments, but we didn't We, they came with the idea, they came to me and the producer and the company said, okay, basically, this is the show, this idea, we had to do a sketches, man on the street stuff, just figuring out the questions, the answer to these questions. But it's just, I guess we didn't really focus it and focus the point of view and it was kind of all over the place. And we had our funny moments and did some a couple good sketches, but it just, By the end of it, it didn't feel, I wasn't excited anymore. Those last two episodes were just, you know, when we do it in front of a live audience, it really was just about finishing that shit, man. I'm happy I did it in that moment where, you know, for, what was that two months last year? At my own TV show, not a lot of people get to say that. But, yeah, it's just, you know, And you learned a lot. I learned a lot. It was fun. Got the word. It was some cool people. But yeah, it just wasn't as far as what I wanted. My first, you know, kind of had a lot of project to be. It wasn't that beautiful.
SPEAKER_03
50:17 - 50:38
That's Jameson and whiskey and I just brought up. No, what were you trying to do and what went wrong? You know what my interviewer now? Listen to that. Give me the glass plug and some ice. I sounded like Matt Lauer. I was like, I do. I just went into interview mode as I got some ice.
SPEAKER_05
50:38 - 51:36
You know, I think I kind of went into it. And that, you know, not really knowing. I mean, I learned later on how to run things better and how to give people directional on what I needed a little bit better. But I don't think we came in with a focus because I was staying in with a TV show. Not that we would completely wing it, but that we would be able to kind of find it as we go. We never did a true pilot episode, choose to it. We never did a true pilot episode. Our pilot episode was our premiere episode and I look at some of my choices. I chose this weird as closing bit on there. Well, why did I pick that as a bit? I didn't write it, but I liked it. Sometimes you'd like stuff in the writers room. That is hilarious. And then you execute that shit. What were we doing?
SPEAKER_03
51:36 - 51:48
Can I ask you a question? Sure. Okay. Outside of a television show. Yeah. If you were just sitting around and someone said Hannibal, I want you to just be your creative self. Would you ever gravitate towards writing sketches?
SPEAKER_05
51:48 - 52:11
Would I gravitate towards writing? Yeah. Just on your own. Oh, my own? No, but it was sometimes where I come up with something that definitely works better. visually than stand up. Oh, I try to tell a stand up bit, but it will work better visually animated or as a sketch yet.
SPEAKER_03
52:11 - 54:22
Yeah, definitely. I agree. There's there's some subjects that I've out of abandoned because they really did, I thought they were hilarious, but I couldn't, they just didn't, they weren't. They were a better idea for like a play than they would be for a stand up comedy. Yeah. But when we're coming up, everybody wanted to be on Saturday live because Eddie Murphy was on there everybody wanted to be on sketch comedy shows because that would lead to these big careers like you know Adam Sandler and Rob Schneider and all these people that became like these huge movie stars right So we all like gravitate towards acting and then there was sitcoms where Rosanne made all this money and then Seinfeld made all this money. He's like, oh shit, I gotta get a sitcom. But when I was on that bad sitcom halfway and I was like, this is not what I wanted to do. I fucked up. I listened to the, I wanted to stand up. Yeah. That's what I want to do. Now with a guy like you, like what I want to hear is you talk about everything. I don't want to hear, I mean, I want to hear you doing prepared shit. If that's what you want to do. Like what I would want to hear from you, if I was a producer and I was a network and I was comedy central, I would say ham, but listen, fuck all these executives, fuck all these producers. What do you think is funny? What do you want to do? I don't want to bunch of people filtering the Hannibal vision, but like when Doug Stan hope and I did the man show, which was the giant mistake, one of the big problems with that show was like, with Doug and I had a fucked up idea by the time it would get to it would be all watered down by the time we ever get to the television there's no way you could just have the only way to do that is like the internet the internet is the only way where you could just like if someone was smart they would come along and they would say listen if I was a common central I would say animal it's just like And we're just going to give you a production team and just come up with whatever the fuck you want to come up with. I want you to take six months. Just think about what you want to do. Because I know it's going to be funny. I think you're hilarious. I'll take six months. Come up with whatever the fuck you want to do. Let's put this shit online. Let's do this. Come on, Animal. And then if they wanted to make a television show out of that, I mean, that's what happened with Aresha Fearshow.
SPEAKER_05
54:23 - 54:25
Yeah. Yeah, it would do it as the online thing.
SPEAKER_03
54:25 - 55:17
Yeah. And honestly, the online's better. It's better to get on the online. No. It's going online. It's there always. It's there any minute of any day. If it's just the TV version of it, I mean, once it goes online, then it becomes equals to the online version. Right. But there's no like loss in not having the TV version. Because if someone watches Comedy Central during a show when Ari's on, like, what is Ari's ratings? What does he get, like, a million dollars in episode? Are a million people in episode? A million dollars in episode. He'd be very happy. Crazy. But if he got a million people in episode, like you could easily, if you had a crazy viral video, like some of Joey Diaz's videos, they probably have close to a million, right? A company of joys, um, things on, uh, this is not happening, have more than a million. Find out what joy deas is stories on this has done happening how. I guarantee they have a million.
SPEAKER_05
55:17 - 55:21
Yeah, those people, I mean, this is just people watching on their phone, they can watch whatever they're doing.
SPEAKER_03
55:21 - 55:42
And they feel like they tell your friends. Yeah. Yeah. So, if you did that, and you had to show like that, there was just you, if you, if you really want to do a show, hmm, just you doing whatever the fuck you think is funny. I'd watch it. I'm gonna figure it out. Sure. I'll give you all the shit out of that show.
SPEAKER_05
55:42 - 55:45
I'm gonna figure it out. I've been kind of... What do we got here? It's us.
SPEAKER_03
55:45 - 56:19
What is this? This is not happening. Joey Diaz, 1 million 129, 487 views. That's what I'm talking about. Yeah. I mean, that's like, that's real numbers, man. I mean, that's the same kind of numbers you get if you have a TV show. It's the same shit. Right? Definitely. It's real close, man. We're like maybe a year or two away from the idea of being on a television show, being no different than the idea being on a YouTube show.
SPEAKER_05
56:19 - 56:47
I mean, a lot of these, I'm doing some celebrities react show on Thursday. where they like, our viewership is four times the average TV show like that's there in the email. They talk about their numbers. It's two times annoying. It's four times. It's just, and they have a crazy subscriber list on YouTube, millions of subscribers. Are YouTube's where is that?
SPEAKER_03
56:47 - 56:48
For a lot of things.
SPEAKER_05
56:48 - 57:13
This is a matter of time. I mean, that's how Comedy Central now Judges the success of that shows not just on the on air the initial air it judge it based on the Facebook shares the YouTube stuff the snapchat thing and all that that's that's the company it's a combined Formula that they used the judge the successful show
SPEAKER_03
57:13 - 57:50
It's smart. I mean, that's really the way to think about it because they have to be honest. This is a giant percentage of the people that are going to watch our show on YouTube. Or any other, I mean, I don't know how many people watch comedycentral.com. Do you know? I would imagine it's not nearly as much as YouTube. But what's amazing about YouTube is there's only one YouTube. Yeah. Like how is there not a million YouTube's? How is there not a million of these weird websites where you can just upload video anytime you want and watch the craziest shit all day long? I mean, there's live leak, right? What are the what are the other ones?
SPEAKER_00
57:50 - 57:52
There's a lot of weird ones that are their base.
SPEAKER_03
57:52 - 57:58
But they're not popular. Not way. Yeah. Well, because one popular one. If you say it's about Google ball you too.
SPEAKER_02
57:58 - 58:01
It's kind of.
SPEAKER_06
58:01 - 58:01
Hmm.
SPEAKER_00
58:03 - 58:11
135 million bucks. It's all they paid to. That's it for YouTube. Yeah. It's good. When did they go? I had two thousand four or five I think.
SPEAKER_03
58:11 - 58:17
And how much is Kanye's entire sneaker line worth? If you sold every sneaker. Is that a hundred million?
SPEAKER_00
58:17 - 58:19
I don't know. It's worth a pretty close to that problem.
SPEAKER_03
58:19 - 58:37
That's probably pretty close. Yeah. That's amazing. That's how much they paid for that for YouTube. YouTube is a monster. Yeah. It's somehow or another in this world of the internet. where there's probably like what? How many hundreds of millions of websites?
SPEAKER_00
58:37 - 58:42
I'll take that. I'll record that. 1.65 billion in stock. Oh, I'm sorry, bitch. It's not a joke. It's a joke. It's a joke. It's a joke. It's a joke. It's a joke.
SPEAKER_02
58:42 - 58:45
It's a joke. It's a joke. It's a joke. It's a joke. It's a joke. It's a joke. It's a joke.
SPEAKER_03
58:45 - 58:48
It's a joke. It's a joke. It's a joke. It's a joke. It's a joke. It's a joke. It's a joke. It's a joke.
SPEAKER_00
59:00 - 59:22
Yeah, I look something up on it the other day. I think that's why there's numbers were stuck in my head. It's at least from what I read it costs something like 6.7 billion dollars to run YouTube right now every year and like the revenue they're getting might maybe just from ads is like less than 5 billion so they're taking a loss on it, but why? It's just for they're doing the future bet kind of like it won't be that for four or five more years. It's just how it has it.
SPEAKER_03
59:22 - 01:01:21
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SPEAKER_05
01:02:05 - 01:02:12
It's a, that's incredible. It's time. No, no, no, no.
SPEAKER_03
01:02:12 - 01:02:39
I mean, they put up ads, but I don't have anything to do with it. Yeah. Um, we do just ads on this show. And then we upload the difference between the YouTube version of this show and the podcast version. The podcast version has, um, they has, uh, ads that we read, you know, like from a promo email thing, and then the YouTube one has no ads. It just goes up and then whatever ads YouTube ads have it.
SPEAKER_05
01:02:39 - 01:02:51
Okay. Ads for audit. I took some of the audit. I think I'm feeling, I don't know. I'm maybe the whiskey is canceling it out. Maybe I'm just normal. No, I'm feeling a little drunk.
SPEAKER_03
01:02:52 - 01:03:02
Good. Yeah, it's not going to help the drunk too much. Maybe it'll help you formulate sentences. Meanwhile, the word formulate came out very calmly.
SPEAKER_05
01:03:02 - 01:03:13
Formulate. You haven't been uh, israel? No. Have you? No. I have offered a gig in israel. Don't go. In June.
SPEAKER_03
01:03:13 - 01:03:16
Why not? Reactionary. I don't know. You should go. I took it.
SPEAKER_05
01:03:16 - 01:04:51
Sure. You took it. I took the gig. Um. When is it for? It was supposed to be in Jill. It's supposed to be. Spoiler alert. I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I So she's really don't think in eight maybe she want to come on this trip with me. I'll take this and then I took the gig turns out she was mad because she's like you didn't go to Tel Aviv with me when we were together So I got this gig in Tel Aviv. There's not even routed with anything else And then I started getting these tweets when people, you know, why are you going to tell a thief? Do you know what they're doing to the Palestinian people? You are supporting genocide. I was just trying to get back on my ex girlfriend. And he like, you are supporting hate. You're supporting the Zionists. I mean, I didn't know I just heard it was dope beaches. And so I was getting all these and they're like, why would you do this? Join these other artists that are boycotting Israel.
SPEAKER_03
01:04:51 - 01:04:52
Is that common?
SPEAKER_05
01:04:53 - 01:05:34
Uh, I think it was like, Tyler, I think it's a bunch of other people that won't tour vanilla ice, vanilla ice, vanilla ice, uh, Craig's apple, uh, Craig Mac, yeah, Craig Mac, other than the generous, uh, G-Dep, uh, low-wane, a lot of people, Batman, they won't go over there. Oh, my God. But yeah, so it was just funny getting all of these, Angry political tweets. Okay, that is fucked up. What's going on over there? But that's not, can I beat sympathetic and also maybe do this gig? I didn't have canceled a gig, but not because of the tweets and the anger, just because I booked the movie that completed it.
SPEAKER_03
01:05:34 - 01:05:47
The movie was more important than the motherland, but let me ask you this. Honestly, if the girl was going to go with you, you knew you're going to get your freak on. Would you have taken the gig over the movie of you, or you have broken her heart and not taken her back to the motherland?
SPEAKER_05
01:05:48 - 01:05:49
I want to send it back another time.
SPEAKER_03
01:05:49 - 01:06:08
Another time. Yeah. Move. A gentleman. See? Not. It's over-bitch. Sorry. You missed it. I'm on Fast and the Furious 56. Fausy-Girl, I'll be so pissed. If I do broke my crazy trip to Israel for Fast and the Furious 56. To do three lines in it.
SPEAKER_05
01:06:08 - 01:06:10
Fuck you and fucking diesel.
SPEAKER_03
01:06:10 - 01:06:28
Fuck you. You get run over by a charger. That's a good move though, take her another time. But did you guys communicate afterwards? Did you settle down the issue that you never took her to Israel? I don't think so.
SPEAKER_05
01:06:28 - 01:06:34
I don't think that. It's something you can't settle down and you just work on what you can work on.
SPEAKER_03
01:06:34 - 01:06:58
Again, let me bring this up. Recreational outrage. And let me pose a scenario. Here's a scenario. You two are living in a cave, okay? And a bear just ate her sister. And you guys saw it. And you escaped and you fought off the bear's friends with a spear. And you made to the bear's friends live in five hundred thousand years ago, Hannibal.
SPEAKER_05
01:06:58 - 01:07:10
And the bear's friends are other bears. Other bears. Why did you say that other bears is dead of the bear's friends? Because it made us sound like, when you said the bear's friends, it made us sound like it could be like a giraffe or like some of the animals.
SPEAKER_03
01:07:10 - 01:07:13
This is other bear. I don't think bears a friend with anything they can eat.
SPEAKER_05
01:07:13 - 01:07:17
But yeah, you just assume, fans, fans, this is other bears. It's another.
SPEAKER_03
01:07:17 - 01:08:52
It's so sorry. You make a really good point. So managing to save this girl from being predated upon by these monsters, these giant monsters, you fight them off. And you get her up to a top cave. You carry her over your shoulders. Yeah. You layer down on the, with both kids. Unscathed. Yes, unscathed, but her sister's dead. and you you lay her down on the skins of a bear that you've also killed yourself with fucking spear and a separate situation. And separate situation. So this is all clean. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. She's not going to complain about you not taking her. to the mother land, to Israel, when you guys were dating. Something to give a fuck. Because the stakes are much higher. You're a hero. You saved her physical entity. You've saved her soul from passing on to the next generation of doubt. This beyond land where no one knows what the fuck is really going on. You get glimpses if you take mushrooms. You stick your head and you pop it back and you never really quite chew on whether or not what you saw. Whatever you saw was real right then you would fucker on that fucking rug But meanwhile I don't think I fuck cuz he's my sister just died Yeah, you would you fucker you'd be happy she'd be happy for saving her life and yeah, maybe not her sister. How about a cousin? How about a cousin? It was kind of comfy. Yeah, her cousin. It was fat and big and she had giant ankles and she hated her whole life cuz she had shitty genetics So you got pink hair She likes to bully small boys. How about that girl?
SPEAKER_05
01:08:52 - 01:08:54
Maybe, I mean, you know, you got the ass car.
SPEAKER_03
01:08:54 - 01:09:12
Can you imagine if that was the case in the in the cave people community? There was this one girl's like cockbocker. She had rules. She's like, I can't fuck you because my friends tell we all have a role when we go back to room. We just we just can't do it.
SPEAKER_05
01:09:12 - 01:09:18
You can't fuck a guy on the first date. I don't know first date. Only after he's built at least seven fires for you.
SPEAKER_03
01:09:19 - 01:09:32
Yeah. So sad. So sad people not being able to be themselves because they met so many people along the way that weren't themselves and they're like, God damn, I can't show you yet. Yeah. I can't take off my Kabuki mask and show you the soul of the eternal self.
SPEAKER_02
01:09:32 - 01:09:33
Yeah.
SPEAKER_05
01:09:33 - 01:09:46
Yeah. Oh. I do, I sometimes, I, this, it was his waitress. At the, uh, uh, I was staying at the Vidara.
SPEAKER_03
01:09:46 - 01:09:49
I have a smoker joint. It's restaurant. This is a good story, I can tell.
SPEAKER_05
01:09:49 - 01:10:18
And, and she was, uh, she was beautiful. And I was hanging out with, uh, my friend and Vegas that she's cool with, you know, I can openly talk about the women with her. Oh, she was like, yes, she's beautiful. But yes, she's beautiful. And this waitress, she was so, aka Lesbian. I don't know if that's the word, but this waitress was so beautiful. You have me to waitress.
SPEAKER_03
01:10:18 - 01:10:24
Wait, she'd be playing like the super flies sound right.
SPEAKER_05
01:10:24 - 01:10:39
Wait, you have me to waitress, you shouldn't be a waitress. It wasn't about her looks, she just had a sort of composure towards this kind of restraining. Yeah. She was beautiful, but still to soup her.
SPEAKER_03
01:10:39 - 01:10:53
She doesn't know yet that people will look at you weird if you're a waitress. That's what it is. She's a young person, doesn't understand. And if she's lucky, she meets a guy like Hannibal Burr. So who doesn't judge her for the fact that she's yours?
SPEAKER_05
01:10:53 - 01:11:01
Yeah. When she brought me to Bill, I wanted to say, let's go. I want to say, what are your dreams and how can I help with them?
SPEAKER_04
01:11:03 - 01:11:04
Did you say it?
SPEAKER_05
01:11:04 - 01:11:04
No, I didn't say it.
SPEAKER_03
01:11:04 - 01:11:15
No, I can't say it. Why? Because we don't hang out enough. Well, if I was right next to you, I'd be like, dude, it was the same time. Let this shit go. Here's a fuck. Who gives a fuck? Do you miss her?
SPEAKER_05
01:11:15 - 01:11:27
I don't miss her, no. But I know where she is. I know, she's in Vegas. How long ago was this? This was, this was yesterday. You should go back.
SPEAKER_03
01:11:27 - 01:11:28
This is just the same Vegas.
SPEAKER_05
01:11:28 - 01:11:52
Our work here is done. That's your flag back. but you know why I didn't see she knew I was and you know what I was I said I didn't want her having to sit with my weird energy for the rest of the worker shift after my weird intense energy on her so I didn't want to leave that stink on her for the rest of the day so that might be me overestimating my affect on people
SPEAKER_03
01:11:52 - 01:11:55
Hmm, but you know me. That's very honest of you.
SPEAKER_05
01:11:55 - 01:11:57
Yeah. Yeah, because he'll need that.
SPEAKER_03
01:11:57 - 01:12:09
Right. That's really honest. Again, Kudos A plus A plus for handling that weirdness. Yeah, what do you do? I mean, maybe she wasn't into you at all. She might not be able to be just really funny.
SPEAKER_05
01:12:09 - 01:12:11
Yeah, what does the case most of the time a lot of the time?
SPEAKER_03
01:12:11 - 01:12:12
A lot of time.
SPEAKER_05
01:12:12 - 01:12:15
We're with a different fans. They'll, well, none else besides that.
SPEAKER_03
01:12:15 - 01:12:17
And that's a fine too, right?
SPEAKER_05
01:12:17 - 01:13:13
I get sometimes girls happen to DM, Instagram, and they say, hey, you want to meet up, have a drink, and I'll just, sometimes I don't know my mood, I say, you try to get the pipe. Just to see what the tone is, you know? Because that's a reference to, J.O.S.M.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F. So I stowed up a bit really.
SPEAKER_03
01:13:13 - 01:13:39
I just really what you trying to get the pipe Holy shit and that girl blew him up. Yeah, go in game tonight dope Smiley face on my home. Look how weird is it? You could see him but her face is blurred out. Yeah, we should all be able to like see both parties if you want to put this up you can't hide in darkness We should be able to know who you are, too. That's a weird thing to do.
SPEAKER_05
01:13:39 - 01:13:42
But yeah, so I'd like to set the tone sometimes.
SPEAKER_03
01:13:42 - 01:13:45
Just to see because I like that word, too. Awesome.
SPEAKER_05
01:13:46 - 01:14:37
Because girls like hit me regular style. Just say, hey, you want to grab drinks. What? You just hit me up the same way you talked to your friend. Hey, you want to grab drinks? Oh, there he is. Say something better to me. I'm a famous comedian. Say something clever. Do something. Send a pick or you're pussy. You said he's a son. Jesus. Don't just say you want to grab drinks. This is not a normal situation. If it was normal, you wouldn't be hit me like this. So say something better. I see your point. They want to let's think about their point. I know what their point is. They want to play casual. They want to play cool. They want to keep some in UN doing keep a subtle and I get that. Sometimes I play along with that shit to say let's grab a drink. There's grab a drink and I go drink with it and then with everything goes down. Right. I wanted to go down with some time. I just want to hear you say it. I want to say you say it.
SPEAKER_03
01:14:37 - 01:14:49
Right. I hear what you're saying. You're saying that you have sexual attraction to them. And you want to be sure if this shit goes any further, that this isn't just some weird celebrity thing.
SPEAKER_05
01:14:49 - 01:15:08
Which ends up being something because sometimes they were like, no, I don't want to fuck. I just want to hang out with one of the funniest guys around. Well, you know what, I'm only in this town for a night. I don't want to have drinks with a fan just casual platonic as drinks I think you should value my time more than it or here's the other the other possible point of view
SPEAKER_03
01:15:10 - 01:15:31
They don't understand why they're even attracted to you. They just know they are. They know that they can't funny going on. They know that you're hilarious. They know that you're smart. It's fucked. They're drawn to you. They're confused. They can't believe they're in contact with a celebrity. I accept the DM. I know.
SPEAKER_05
01:15:31 - 01:15:52
But they're in contact with you. But see, a lot of times, and it's something that I was accepted. Sometimes they just want to, they want to hang out for the fucking brag. This one shit. I think. Yo, except it at this Georgia, I use, I use date and have some times. And I use Bumble.
SPEAKER_03
01:15:52 - 01:15:55
Bumble. What is your profiles we can get your lead?
SPEAKER_05
01:15:55 - 01:17:01
It's just, I deleted it actually recently. Oh, girl. It's because I was like, put them down, girl. I deleted it because I was like, ah, this is too much. That's too much going on. So to stick in Athens, Athens, Georgia. Athens, Georgia, just come through the room. I think that's where four is Griffiths from. She come through the room about. I never met her. I, uh, she come through the hotel like four. We go over to the hotel bar, grab a beer, come right to the room. It's kind of stiff and awkward, but she's kind of there for. And, uh, end up having it, we have sex. And, uh, it's pretty quick. She's about to leave the room. Oh, man. I see later. I had like, towel around my waist. She's like, uh, can we take a picture real quick? Like, no! Wow. And I get enough fucking post-sex selfie. Post-groupy-sex selfie. What do you, what world do you live in? You just fucking take this story with you and get out of here. Wow. And I get enough selfie. But I make bad decisions all the time.
SPEAKER_03
01:17:03 - 01:17:28
I feel like we should have a commercial break. I don't know how to deal when yet. We can't splicing commercial. You know, I think it's hard being a groupie. It's just like it's hard being a handle of verse. It's hard. It's hard being a person. to find people in person. Navigating these waters.
SPEAKER_05
01:17:28 - 01:17:36
It's weird waters for everybody. And I get the energy is bad. It's not bad, but just it's a weird thing.
SPEAKER_03
01:17:36 - 01:17:51
Here's what's weird. People don't even know why they're attracted to certain people. They don't understand it. You know, and they try to quantify it. I think, uh, you know, there's some people that are attracted to people in weird ways, and they almost want to test the waters. I want to meet you Hannibal.
SPEAKER_05
01:17:51 - 01:18:01
I don't think it's even, I don't think it's attracted. I think it's, I think it's straight up. Sometimes it's attractive, and then sometimes it's just straight up. your personal television, your personal stage.
SPEAKER_03
01:18:01 - 01:18:28
It could be that. But there are a lot of them, like, really young. You know, if a person's 24 years old, how much do they really understand completely about their motivations? Right. You know, or when someone's 22, you're doing a lot of time, but it's almost like on an instinct. And then you sort of self-correcting as you go along, you know? Yeah. Does that make any sense?
SPEAKER_05
01:18:30 - 01:18:43
You just do, I mean, I still occasionally make decisions with me. What the... Yeah, of course. Why don't I let that person in my apartment? You drink? I should have gotten the hotel, it's the drink.
SPEAKER_03
01:18:43 - 01:18:55
Drink. God damn it, we're drunk right now. I'm gonna say I'm drunk yet. Yeah. We're buzz, buzz. These are big gas drinks, I poured. Yeah. This is really not smart. Put this on the internet.
SPEAKER_05
01:18:55 - 01:18:59
Yeah, they're about to... We're about to give memes up, man.
SPEAKER_03
01:19:00 - 01:19:07
up and clipped up and clipped up and clipped up. We can handle this together. We're going to be pilot and co-pilot.
SPEAKER_05
01:19:07 - 01:19:10
Masadness, comedian, Hannibal Burris.
SPEAKER_03
01:19:10 - 01:19:35
We're not what you are, dude. You're unfiltered. Everybody wants to be unfiltered, but nobody wants unfiltered. Yeah. It's not nobody wants unfiltered. But there's a lot of people that don't want unfiltered and they want you to think that nobody wants unfiltered. Yeah. Like you're not saying anything that I wouldn't expect you to say if we were alone and the microphones were off. Right. If you and I were hanging out the comedy store, we'd have the same conversation. I'd be laugh and exact same way.
SPEAKER_05
01:19:35 - 01:20:07
Actually, we wouldn't because there would be a bunch of other comedians ear hustle. I wouldn't tell him. He's not just them, but you'll tell it on the line. We know what it is. It's not, it's not, I'm more like this doesn't, it does seem, it seems even though obviously it's way more people listening and watching, but it's more about the visual of other people. Like, you know, you have an conversation with somebody and then what you feel other people that's not part of the conversation with them. Well, that feels more unnatural to me. then doing this. You know what I'm saying? I agree a thousand percent.
SPEAKER_03
01:20:07 - 01:21:05
Yeah. And it probably doesn't make any sense. It doesn't make any sense outside. It doesn't make any sense at all. That's why it's like, I think like it's not their fault if someone's hanging around us. There's been situations like that before where someone is like weasel into a conversation between me or you or me. It was me and Diaz and some other dude the other night and his guy came up to us and just sandwich is way into a conversation in the kitchen yeah like how'd you get back here like why would come on man like but part of me part of me things like if I was that guy how would I do it right what do you do if you walk up you know you you you're at the college so are you're supposed to go left to take a leak and you go right and you're into the kitchen and Joey Diaz is talking to are you should fear and Hannibal and you guys are all hanging out and hilarious fucking stories of being told. And you just want to stand there and stare.
SPEAKER_05
01:21:05 - 01:21:08
Yeah, you want to, I mean, you want to do it.
SPEAKER_03
01:21:08 - 01:21:20
I would do it right now. I would do it right now. I would do it right now. Those guys hated me for some reason. Those guys wouldn't be my friends anymore. I'm like, I don't know what the fuck I did. But damn, I got to find a hole in this vent so I could listen to them talk.
SPEAKER_05
01:21:20 - 01:24:01
Do, and why don't we just interact with a fan, which I have a lot, because I go out a lot and go drinking and so I'm super exposed all the time. But I was in Chattanooga last year. We played this, it was venue. And we go out afterwards. Me, my two old Jackson, my boy, Marcus, a couple girls we met and we go to this bar. Nice bar. Not that many people that maybe 12, 15 people in the whole bar and it's big. It's pool tables over on this side. Bar is here. They had these wings. They had these smoked wings that I was eating. Maybe the best ways I've had. Never. Top five. I'm crushing them. It was a spiritual experience. What's so good about them? They just were well-made. They were grilled. They were cooked well. I wish I remember the name of this. But it was the wings were so good. Grilled. I mean, it's killing these wings. It's marinated in the zone. Maybe marinated in a good sauce hot. You like spicy? I do like spicy. I don't know if the... But I'm destroying these wings. I'm in the zone. It's like... It feels... It feels... It feels... It feels... It feels... It feels... It feels... It feels... It feels... It feels... It feels... It feels... It feels... It feels... It feels... It feels... It feels... And then this dude comes up, man. Hey, I was at the show. Can I take a picture with you? I said, yeah, man. Just, uh, I'm eating wings, right? I'm eating right now. Let's give me a few minutes. I'm happy to take a picture. He's like, come on, man. Let me take a picture. I was at the show, man. I'm eating right now. Let me take a picture. He's like, come on, man. Let me take a picture. I was at the show. Man, I'm eating right now. Let me just finish eating. And he said, would you rather me take a wing or take a picture? And I said, I rather you get the fuck out of my face right now. I told you because he first it was it wasn't a crowded bar it wasn't like a meet and greet right I told him I was happy to take a picture with him afterwards and let me finish mine I had sauce all over my hands and shit give it a few minutes He acts cool, he acts cool and reasonable about it in shit, but you know, who looted out of no he's doing a bunch about it. So on the other side of the bar, it's another bigger with a bathroom in it. So I go to the bathroom and I step out coincidentally, who's at the bathroom? That's no. While he was singing, I walked past him and then it's a long space before you get to the entrance to the bar again. And I get there. He's standing by the bathroom. He yells, thought you were cool, Hannibal. Thought you were cool. You act like a asshole. I paid $25 for your show. You act like you're Dave Chappelle or something shit.
SPEAKER_03
01:24:02 - 01:24:06
And we should pal in Kevin Hart and how many days span between his stories.
SPEAKER_05
01:24:06 - 01:24:11
We have far apart from each other, but it's a go-to when people want to try to pursue.
SPEAKER_03
01:24:11 - 01:24:18
It's not a break of advice. You think you're Dave? I think of the old stories, me, motherfucker.
SPEAKER_05
01:24:18 - 01:25:13
Right, basically. He said, hey, if Dave's a pal was mean to me, yeah, when I kept bothering her, why it was eating, I'd get it, but you, you have to give me a chance. You did your days, man. I was like, fuck you, you paid for a show. You didn't pay for fucking meat and greed. I told you I'd take the fucking picture with you after I was done eating, then you kept pressing me. And so he bitched about the $25, whatever. And I'm like, sitting. Still in man about I'm at the bike this motherfucker. I told him I'll take a picture with this barn even crowd it. It would have been easy to take a picture with it if he just fucking relax and then I'll take $25,000 on my pocket. I ball it up, he's over at the pool, say why walk up, not throw it at, like take your money back. If that's what you want it, and then he throws it back, and then I ball it up, hit him in a face with it. Oh my goodness. And then they were ready to fight.
SPEAKER_03
01:25:13 - 01:25:23
And I was ready to fight the dude, but then his fight was there while this was all going on. I'd be like, where's the exit? I'm trying. Who's wearing clothes where I can't tell if they have a gun?
SPEAKER_05
01:25:24 - 01:25:55
And then his friend is going on then his friend. I was ready to punch dude acts and then his friend pulled out a camera phone like oh, your public has gone love this and only I guess we're not fighting Why are you ready to fight? I wasn't ready to fight. It wasn't about the 25 bucks. It was about to be about the words. About to just talk and shit and just act and like I wasn't. I was being totally chill and shit and saying, hey, I will then finish. Then we finish eating and fighting my hands. I'm happy to take a picture with you. And he kept pressing me and he popped off after we settled it.
SPEAKER_03
01:25:55 - 01:26:13
Yeah, I don't want you to mean man. From someone who's been interrupted by your eating, it is annoying. But I've always tried to try to figure out, like, okay, what is what's the difference between how weird it is for me to eat and put them up to me. That's better at that too. Yeah.
SPEAKER_05
01:26:13 - 01:26:22
Over time why I put myself weird in the spot and I'm nice and I remember and I remember what it is to them, put them to ask for that. Yeah.
SPEAKER_03
01:26:22 - 01:27:12
Listen man, I got a man crush on Anthony Bourdain. Every time I hang around with him, I feel goofy. This is just a fact. I just like him. I like the way things. I like his balls. I take up to Jitsu when he's 58 years old. And I think in certain situations, you have to understand the way you feel around someone is affected by your respect for them. And sometimes it gets weird. Like if a dude comes up to him, he's like, hey, Hannibal, if I get a picture. And you're like, I'm eating right now, man. Relax. And they don't even know what the fuck they're saying. You know, like, if I'm a Hannibal fan and I walk up, you gotta mouthful wings was just real quick. It was just take this picture. I got the fuck out of here. Yeah. I can't believe I took this chance. But I was like, I told him.
SPEAKER_05
01:27:12 - 01:27:25
Yeah. I mean, but I get that side of it. And that's why I wish I didn't react like that. And I wish I, I kept it chilling with I do more often now. But it's just, I don't know.
SPEAKER_03
01:27:25 - 01:27:31
That's good. But you just said it's beautiful. I do more often now. So you're thinking about it.
SPEAKER_05
01:27:31 - 01:28:05
I think about, I'm aware of it when people come up to me and just, and I just remember what it is that it is a privilege that they, you know, support my work and try to just give them that moment versus. But it's still sometimes my focus, I genuinely brew. Yep. And sometimes people can be entitled and sometimes people Don't care if you're talking to three women They will that's true. They will bust that shit up.
SPEAKER_03
01:28:05 - 01:28:13
You're right. I mean, it's one of the things about life. You never know who you're gonna run into. You can run into someone that's just goofy.
SPEAKER_05
01:28:13 - 01:28:14
Yeah, but now it's
SPEAKER_03
01:28:16 - 01:28:59
It's an interesting lens, not just for you, but also for me to look through what you're talking about, but for other people too as well. I think we're all doing this weird thing, man. We're all just surviving in this strange life that's temporary. If we're lucky, we get 100 years. If you're lucky, but the last few years. Super lucky. Super lucky. For the last few years, you're just hanging on. Yeah. Just hanging on, just waiting to get weary enough so you let go and slip into the abyss.
SPEAKER_05
01:28:59 - 01:29:09
Yeah. I try to keep the perspective. Especially in this business willing. This is, uh, maybe this is a limited moment. This is a limited time.
SPEAKER_03
01:29:09 - 01:29:12
But it's not. It's not a hate when people like you say that.
SPEAKER_05
01:29:12 - 01:29:15
What? I thought I was talking about this last time.
SPEAKER_03
01:29:15 - 01:29:46
Funny is fuck dude, you're not going anywhere. I hate when someone who's fucking pissed me off Jim Norton if you're listening to me you can't stop telling me stop, stop telling me you're worried about the few it's stop it you're fucking awesome. I hate when awesome people don't know they're awesome. You know, relax, bitch. But even Jim Norton, you're fucking amazing. It's hilarious. You have to, you know, have a goddamn thing to worry about. There's going to be people going to see Jim Norton for the end of time. And I'm one of them. And I feel the same way about you.
SPEAKER_05
01:29:46 - 01:30:00
Oh, no. I mean, I just, I think I, seven years, seven more years. Hotels. Got hotels with the seven more years. Stocks. You know, you do stocks it up?
SPEAKER_03
01:30:01 - 01:30:11
I love it. I do really intelligent Jewish gentleman who handle your money. Because you should be fucking stupid do it. That's what I do.
SPEAKER_05
01:30:11 - 01:30:33
I, uh, I, big fan of the Jews. I had, they had put some, those, those people, the money people, they put a lot of money in mutual funds. I looked at what a mutual fund is with other people buying stocks. I don't like that. And cash out by mutual funds and I want to pick my own stocks.
SPEAKER_03
01:30:33 - 01:30:41
Well, if you're really into owning hotels and picking stocks, I understand me, I'm not into that.
SPEAKER_05
01:30:41 - 01:30:59
You know what company I like? Is this company called catapult sports? that do, they do wearable GPS technology to go to stay warriors, use them, some other pro teams, use them.
SPEAKER_03
01:30:59 - 01:31:00
Like what are you wearing? Like a vester?
SPEAKER_05
01:31:00 - 01:31:07
It's like for practice in different training, they track athletes performance. Wow.
SPEAKER_03
01:31:07 - 01:31:13
So they track how crazy is that? They're tracking people from a satellite, how fast they're moving.
SPEAKER_05
01:31:13 - 01:31:43
It's just different. I mean, I can't get into the super-specifics of it. Mark Cuban invested in them 2014. I found them on accident when I was looking up, I was looking up some pharmaceutical companies called Catalyst and for some reason my brain put catapult. Then I found this company started looking it up. You found them by accident. I found them on accident started looking it up. I invested in them, kind of heavily. That's a very good move, too.
SPEAKER_02
01:31:43 - 01:31:50
Do you want to be in my manager?
SPEAKER_03
01:31:50 - 01:31:56
That is a really, you got super, super fortunate. That's like a crazy place.
SPEAKER_05
01:31:56 - 01:32:14
But yeah, it was recent, it's about two months ago. And anytime I call my stock guy, I keep up with my position in them. And I call it a put a, give me 25,000 more on catapult. And he was like, have a listen. Give me a call real quick.
SPEAKER_03
01:32:14 - 01:32:15
I can't just text him.
SPEAKER_05
01:32:15 - 01:32:17
Yeah, he's just like wants to talk me through it.
SPEAKER_02
01:32:17 - 01:32:24
Yeah, you show you you got a lot of you got a lot of catapult already You sure you want to do a catapult one individual type.
SPEAKER_05
01:32:24 - 01:32:31
What about that other stock? I told you about you show you that stock is doing way better now, right? And let's just do I like catapult, right?
SPEAKER_03
01:32:31 - 01:32:36
Dude, you just blew catapult the fuck up. I like we just did
SPEAKER_05
01:32:38 - 01:32:51
I think it's a solid, I mean, but I wouldn't, I've told friends about it. They like it too. It's still early in the company. And they get offices in the state, too. They base an Australia.
SPEAKER_03
01:32:51 - 01:32:54
If I don't know what the fuck it is, explain it to me. What does it mean?
SPEAKER_05
01:32:55 - 01:32:58
Where will GPS? Technology.
SPEAKER_03
01:32:58 - 01:33:53
Now if I'm an idiot and I'm hearing that I'm okay. So you use a satellite to track the movement of Peter track in the performance like heart rate workload Yeah, sad speed. It's all done through like what an ankle bracelet like what do you put on them? I think that just how do you how do you know? What the exertion is is it a vest? Oh, it's a vest Is it? Okay, a little picture of it. Oh, oh, oh, oh, that's what you're showing me earlier. Oh, that's different. Okay, that makes sense. This dude just got like a chest harness, which I'm sure could measure, I don't know, like energy. What would it measure if it's How does someone in your chest measure what you're doing with your legs? Like how do those iPhone apps measure your strides and how many steps you take?
SPEAKER_00
01:33:53 - 01:34:05
They can do it off of like, uh, there's a, it's not easy math, but they can tell how far, uh, like if you're six foot and know how long like the, oh, you enter the height and whatever it's called the little interesting.
SPEAKER_03
01:34:05 - 01:34:11
It's like a lot of the right word. But so it's not necessarily tracking you through GPS.
SPEAKER_00
01:34:12 - 01:34:13
This one might be, I don't know.
SPEAKER_03
01:34:13 - 01:34:16
This one is, right? Isn't that the premise of this one?
SPEAKER_00
01:34:16 - 01:34:21
I mean, how do you know how they do it? And you have to see whether track and how much I'm going to feed the run around the octagon.
SPEAKER_03
01:34:21 - 01:35:01
Dude, that's a good question. They don't have a GPS at all. They're probably following them with like a tracer. Maybe a dude, it's his job to follow each person with, I mean, I would do that. But you know what, man, that statistic is interesting. And I support the chasing of the data, try to figure out how much someone will lose, but something more. It's not that important. It's weird. It's getting super specific because it doesn't necessarily, uh, it's, it's just statistic. It's interesting. It shouldn't dwell on it. So these dudes that are playing soccer, they monitor all that too. How much each team runs and all that shit?
SPEAKER_00
01:35:01 - 01:35:22
They're just in football. They just, like, recently, the last couple of year stopped hitting in practice. Not much more because they found out about concussions and whatnot, but it's also added technology. And like, when I was at Cowboys Training Camp last week, there was a guy telling me they brought in eight K cameras for when Tony Roma was hurt. So he could sit in a truck in the back practice and watch real time. football practice with a headset on a VR stuff.
SPEAKER_05
01:35:22 - 01:35:27
Oh, wow. And so you can see the rules every now and then.
SPEAKER_00
01:35:27 - 01:35:43
Yeah, that's it. Kevin Vice somewhat was going on. He was heard for last eight weeks or whatever the year. And they don't have it all the time because it's really expensive to run right now still, but They still had 3d 360 cameras run around following the players. That's crazy stuff.
SPEAKER_03
01:35:43 - 01:35:45
Shout out to the dude from the Dallas Cowboys.
SPEAKER_00
01:35:45 - 01:35:48
What's his name? Charles.
SPEAKER_03
01:35:48 - 01:35:54
Charles. He hooked it up. He gave me a car to give Jamie. It's like I know Jamie's a football fan. It's making him have a grid iron.
SPEAKER_00
01:35:56 - 01:36:00
They're doing that for the UFC too. They're just trying different things out 360 videos.
SPEAKER_03
01:36:00 - 01:36:31
There's new technology will be do there's gonna be virtual reality where you're gonna be able to like be Nick Diaz as he fights against Connor McGregor. You're gonna be able to look through each fighter's eyes. They're gonna figure out a way to do it. Imagine just a little chip. You just need it. What chip you got, Jamie? I got the S18. Oh, man. It should have waited for the 19. I know, I know, but I'm pretty happy with the 18. I mean, it doesn't take as much battery life. I got 360 degree capability. It's just low resolution. It's good.
SPEAKER_05
01:36:31 - 01:36:49
It's good. It's a good video game is pretty intense. Did the new UFC game on PS? And I know it sounded like I'm plugging, but no, it was cool. We were yelling. Me and my friend were like, It was that intense because it was, you know, it's parts where you almost about to knock the guy out and then it's a good game.
SPEAKER_03
01:36:49 - 01:37:19
It's a very good game. I had fun. So I can attest to it because I had to do the commentary for that game. When you hear that EA sports game, that's not commentary from actual fights. Right. That's commentary which is me doing pretend and going back doing pretend and do we did off. Fuckload of hours. Yeah, I mean it was hours and hours. Yeah, hours and it was over a long and I'm not complaining I'm just saying you have to be able to say so much stuff. And there's me man.
SPEAKER_05
01:37:19 - 01:37:23
I'm in the game.
SPEAKER_03
01:37:23 - 01:37:55
Yeah, I'm in the game. You have to have a I got to have a call. Yeah, like the Konami code. Oh I did this so I can get out of doing more commentary. Because there was so much to do, Tam, I wish I looked that good. There was so much to do. It was constant grind. But I put my full effort into it. I really wanted it to be good. I was thinking if I was a kid and I was playing this game, I would want it to sound like a guy really got ahead.
SPEAKER_05
01:37:57 - 01:38:02
It's intense man. I hear it is man. It was a fun.
SPEAKER_03
01:38:02 - 01:38:16
I want to see me get beat the fuck up. Just Jamie. Jamie shown a video of me about to get my ass kicked by Nick Diaz. Are you getting destroyed? Really fast? I would imagine if the game is realistic. Pull it up. Come on. Imagine I get fucked up.
SPEAKER_05
01:38:16 - 01:38:20
The people who want to see it. But they might have used this to a secret character.
SPEAKER_03
01:38:20 - 01:38:23
They might have you. I got some bullshit skills.
SPEAKER_05
01:38:23 - 01:38:24
They might have you juiced up.
SPEAKER_03
01:38:24 - 01:38:27
I got, it doesn't matter. I got some broken windows.
SPEAKER_05
01:38:27 - 01:39:21
Let's hear Mike, because you know, I'm super casual fans, so my commentary. No, we're all going with the leg kicks. I've never heard this before. Oh, is it? Oh, we're all going with the leg kicks. We're all going to get kicked in the face. Oh, oh, we're all going with the kicks. Diaz is backing up. We're all going to miss. Oh, oh, we're all going to kick in the chest. Tatoo's accurate. Look at that. Holy shit. Oh. Oh, Rogue is not caring about the high disadvantage. Uh-oh, uh-oh, uh-oh, Rogue is in danger. Uh-oh, let's see what Rogue in this ground game is like. Not good. Uh-oh, D.A.s is about the pros rather than the face. Uh-oh, Dark should off my back. Rogue and be able to pull off a submission from this position. Uh-oh, Rogue is it. Uh-oh, Rogue is with the turnaround.
SPEAKER_03
01:39:21 - 01:39:22
It's called a sweep.
SPEAKER_05
01:39:25 - 01:39:34
This should be illegal.
SPEAKER_03
01:39:34 - 01:39:53
This should be illegal to watch and two people fake fight when you know one dude would beat the fuck out of me No, I said me So it's not leave any And he can fusion. Oh, this is so stupid. Oh, we're okay. Oh, he's on the finish.
SPEAKER_05
01:39:53 - 01:39:55
Oh, shit, stop it.
SPEAKER_03
01:39:55 - 01:40:28
He's out. Oh, shit. Yeah, wait, why didn't they let me punch him in the head when he was unconscious? Why don't they stop the fight quicker than that? The fake me, rather than the fake him. How did I feel? I was weird, but felt weird. You know what bothered me the most? The last two punches. Because it wasn't. He was already unconscious. the fake him. Do you know how hard Nick DS would fuck me up? Like this is an embarrassment to humanity. This is allowed to be a visual image of me beating Nick DS's ass.
SPEAKER_05
01:40:28 - 01:40:31
I've dunked all the raw James before I do. Enjoy that shit man.
SPEAKER_03
01:40:33 - 01:40:56
That's what that's what it said escape. This is what I want to say. I want to see Nick Diaz versus Connor McGregor. That's what I want to say. I want to see that more than I want to see anything in life. I want to see more than I want to see the Aurora Borealis more than I want to go to the Cac Observatory in Hawaii and revisit the Milky Way more than I want to see any of those things. I want to see Nick Diaz versus Connor McGregor.
SPEAKER_05
01:40:57 - 01:41:03
Yeah, Nick Diaz kind of regret. I had a cool his little walk around the ring as he got in it was awesome.
SPEAKER_03
01:41:03 - 01:41:04
He was awesome.
SPEAKER_05
01:41:04 - 01:41:17
He walked around that so much that with the way he walked around It would he got in the ring. I didn't think he was going to get punched in the face as much as he did And he's still one but that was a cocky interest only. Oh, he bought the first round knockout the same as a fuck of the way he just came in here
SPEAKER_03
01:41:17 - 01:41:30
Well, I mean, what he's trying to do is just like shake it off, put an air out there. But the end of the day, he's fighting Nate DS. No one's getting no first round knockout. Let's give him crazy war. He knew it. And then he had to be conservative in that fight.
SPEAKER_05
01:41:30 - 01:42:14
The energy was so crazy. I was insane. It was so, it was, I was like nothing ever, right? It was so, I'm so glad I went to see a lot. Oh man. So he, me too. So I'm a, as I said, I'm a casual fan. There's a couple of times where Connor knocked. him to the ground, but Connor doesn't want to do ground game with him. Right. Because he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was, he was,
SPEAKER_03
01:42:16 - 01:43:08
He cornered through a bunch of really powerful left leg kicks and he had fucked up Nate's right leg because because the fact they're both south paw, what happens is like that back leg becomes the front leg. So the right leg is in front, right? And he's just getting chewed up with his left power leg kicks right from the beginning like over and over and over again. When you get hit with a bunch of really powerful leg kicks like that, it makes it super difficult for you to move. And then Connor just fought a smooth, smart game plan. He engaged from the outside where his speed was in advantage and did some damage, but didn't unload himself, like he did in the first fight. And the first fight he did that too, with any unloaded himself, and Nate survived, and when he survived, Connor's gas tank was emptying. So this time Connor was way more conservative.
SPEAKER_05
01:43:08 - 01:43:10
Yeah, I'll see you a run a way a look.
SPEAKER_03
01:43:10 - 01:43:16
But he'll run. You can say it. He ran away. He ran away. But when he was on the cake.
SPEAKER_05
01:43:16 - 01:43:20
But it took me to get close to the cake to run it and make it more into the sense of
SPEAKER_03
01:43:20 - 01:43:43
It's okay, you know people are mad that you ran away hook into where you move away because sometimes you take a break Yeah, sometimes you take a break. He knows there's three moments in the round He's got he knows there's I mean, I don't know when it was there was there was a couple moments in time where he totally turned away from him But then he engaged Yeah, he did it wasn't like he was running the whole he was just when he found himself
SPEAKER_05
01:43:44 - 01:43:47
in a compromise and position, he would get out of it.
SPEAKER_03
01:43:47 - 01:44:03
It's interesting. It's an interesting thing to do. You guys try to kick your ass like, I'm gonna go over here for a minute. It's something funny about it, you know? It's like the good move. It's the right move. When you don't feel like you can fight right now, what do you want to do?
SPEAKER_04
01:44:03 - 01:44:08
Standing there like a man and taking on the gin policy. Come on, Percy.
SPEAKER_03
01:44:08 - 01:44:21
Get in there. If you don't feel like you can breathe, maybe you should move away and breathe. Otherwise, some dude could punch you in the body and you can go down. It's like it's not a smart move to stand in there if you feel tired.
SPEAKER_05
01:44:22 - 01:44:28
How many fights do you think happen amongst the audience members?
SPEAKER_03
01:44:28 - 01:44:30
Because I sway less than you would think.
SPEAKER_05
01:44:30 - 01:45:18
I saw this girl, she was fighting her boyfriend, a sudden. I don't even know if it's a boyfriend, but she was choking him and she was going crazy. And she had walked away, and she came back to him. And then she was blind and sort of looked lightly like Rhonda Razi. I posted on Snapchat, Rhonda Razi out here, trippin'. And then, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh That is so stupid. Apparently a terrible spot at Ronda Rousey. Apparently he's the only one that's bought at Ronda Rousey. Nobody else. That's hilarious.
SPEAKER_03
01:45:18 - 01:45:20
That is so stupid.
SPEAKER_05
01:45:20 - 01:45:23
That's a good time.
SPEAKER_03
01:45:23 - 01:45:39
He's like one of the last women that you would ever want to fight at a gas station. You know, Ronda Rousey? She'd throw you any fucking head in the concrete. It's terrifying to have women like that out there. I think it just beat your ass out of both.
SPEAKER_05
01:45:39 - 01:46:22
It's terrifying like it. When I'm at the UFC and somebody gets kicked in a face, I just think about how disappointed I'd be if I got kicked in a face, or what did I do in my life, why somebody kicking me in a face? Especially, I mean, You've never been kicked in the face. Never just been kicked in the face. Especially, like that's why I'm glad I didn't fight that guy. I don't, you know, put myself in a situation where I got a fight of strength because you never know where I'm just, if I was to be fighting, I'm trying to throw hands poorly. But if somebody just kicked me in the face, I didn't know you were going to do that.
SPEAKER_03
01:46:22 - 01:46:53
This Donald Seroni combination. God damn that's beautiful. I left right left high kick boom. Yeah. That is Matrix shit. Donald Seroni lives in the fucking Matrix. Do right now at 170. He's coming on the podcast next week, Jamie. He's here on next Tuesday. I'm going to fucking convince him live on the internet. Don't drop down from 170 and 170 is a fucking wizard. Who the hell stopped in Rick's story like this? I don't know. It's a fucking wizard. He's a wizard at 170.
SPEAKER_05
01:46:57 - 01:47:18
a felt kind of barbaric or archaic, but when you have money on somebody, and then beating the shit out of somebody else, and you're winning, it's a different type of emotion. When he wins, Seroni started, fucking that dude up, I stood up, I was in there with him.
SPEAKER_03
01:47:18 - 01:47:21
I was in there with him. I was in there with him. I was in there with him.
SPEAKER_05
01:47:21 - 01:47:48
I was fucking a couple thousand dollars. Hell yeah, I was with him. I was in it when fucking I appreciate your loyalty first of all to both on it Donald Soroni Don't and then Johnson I bet on Johnson right before the fight started. I was like oh, I bet on him. What was the aunt? He was minus 250 so that's pretty reasonable Yeah, considering how hard he hit it. And then he won it so fast. Oh my god.
SPEAKER_03
01:47:48 - 01:48:00
We don't want it. We think it's so many told me I have to research it. Please do. Was that the fastest knockout in the history of the light heavyweight division? It was 13 seconds or something.
SPEAKER_05
01:48:00 - 01:48:04
Took me longer to place him a bit. He hit so hard.
SPEAKER_03
01:48:04 - 01:49:03
That happened so fast. He hit so hard. He'd have been so quick. When Glovers started pressuring him, like when I score a fight or rather a commentator fight, when I watched something like that, I'm like, okay, what can Glover do and what can rumble to it? We know rumble has awesome stand-up skills. We know we had a college wrestling background. We know he's really powerful. And he's probably the hardest hit or ever. So what can Glover do? He's really technical. He can survive a storm. Maybe he could take him down. Maybe he can get him into deep water. So he starts out super aggressive Bob and we even tighten style. And the one haymaker. One haymaker uppercut. So third Ryan Jimmo third is wow seven seconds got damn Ryan Jimmo Rest in peace Ryan Jimmo he just died recently run over by a car Canada James Irvin sandman eight seconds who do you fight and then John's
SPEAKER_05
01:49:06 - 01:49:18
That gamble to gamble on that and have it happen that fast that's like fucking crap almost of They should put it like a 30 second over under on some of Rumble's fights.
SPEAKER_03
01:49:18 - 01:49:41
There's literally a 30 second because he's so scary right now he's so scary he hits guys in a totally different way it's like he knows something that nobody knows about how to hit people because this dude what was that guy's record that he fought 25 or four he's now exander eight seconds well what was the guy Johnson fought record was it 25 like he was a elite
SPEAKER_05
01:49:42 - 01:49:43
Fighter.
SPEAKER_03
01:49:43 - 01:49:52
Oh, Glover is beyond elite. Glover's fought for the title. Yeah. He had a five round fight with John Jones went to the distance. Yeah.
SPEAKER_05
01:49:52 - 01:50:01
So he's one of the best fighters in a world Glover's excellent. And that's crazy to get gotten 13 seconds.
SPEAKER_03
01:50:01 - 01:52:06
You know what it is, man? There's the human frame. You know, like the skull, the brain, the neck, can only take so much. It just can only take so much. And most people can't hit that bell. You know that bell when you go to the carnival and you slam down on that bell, the little thing goes up and thing. Most people can't make that thing ding in this world. For Rumble Johnson, he can make that thing ding every time with his opening barrage. With his first name, the number, 200 punches and kicks, whatever it is. He can knock you the fuck out. the question with a guy like that is, if he gets past that 200 number and the opponent is still there, can he make it through it? And that's what happened in the Kormie fight. It's like rumble hit Kormie with everything but the kitchen sink, but Kormie is so fucking tough. He's so tough from being a world-class Olympic wrestler from a guy who competed over the world. He's just got this, this is like a level of toughness that you can't recreate. And he takes a bit of bomb but figures out how to scramble and survive. So he makes it into, what Brown did for me a submit rumble? See, the thing about a guy like Rumble though is you could submit him once, but once he figures out what you did, and he remembers how much it sucked when you did that to him. Can you do it again? And if you can't do it again, what if he can figure out how to keep it standing? Yeah. What if he could figure out how to keep hitting you with those barrages of heavy bones coming, flying at you with perfect technique? He had so fucking hard, man. What? Third round? Well, Kormie took him to the deep water, man. What is Kormie such a bad motherfucker? Like, where does that come from?
SPEAKER_05
01:52:06 - 01:52:28
Well, you know how some people just naturally fast? Is that, is that just, are you just naturally, able to hit hard as fuck. Do you punch walls sometime? You can definitely get better. You can be better, but it's also a natural sort of this is what this is the reality of it.
SPEAKER_03
01:52:28 - 01:53:39
Totally objectively. Everybody has a ceiling. You can't pass that ceiling. You see certain people that have certain frames, like maybe they have really narrow shoulders and really small hands and a really small waist. They can't generate the same kind of power that a guy like Rumble Johnson can. Or there's a lot of other guys. They're a guy like Rampage Jackson can. Or a guy like George St. Pierre can. There's a certain like physics. Yeah. It'll be your Latifay. You ever see that guy fight? No, pull this motherfucker up. I think he's fighting Ryan Bader. I say motherfucker with all due respects are he's just Tank of a wrestler. Yeah, you look at that guy's frame and he just bombs on dudes and knocks him unconscious, but you look at his frame when he's throwing punches and just go, okay, this is like this is there's levels of athletes, right? There's levels of wrestlers, there's levels of strikers and when you see certain dudes the way they can move their body. Like you ever watch Cirque du Soleil? Yeah. You've seen it live? I've seen it live, so it's a picture. It's amazing. You feel like how the fuck do they do that with their body? Right. You immediately start feeling inadequate with your body. I can't know.
SPEAKER_02
01:53:39 - 01:53:40
That's why I feel.
SPEAKER_05
01:53:40 - 01:53:44
I just get inspired by a choreographer and I say I need to step my show up.
SPEAKER_03
01:53:44 - 01:53:52
Oh, that's beautiful. See me. I'm retarded. I want to figure out how to do a handstand with one hand. I'm going to check above me with one hand. So this is okay.
SPEAKER_05
01:53:52 - 01:53:53
It's just a hand. Yeah.
SPEAKER_03
01:53:55 - 01:54:00
So he's a light heavyweight or heavyweight. Light heavyweight, 205. Okay. So the point being that a gentleman like you.
SPEAKER_05
01:54:00 - 01:54:05
Oh, only 13 pounds less than me. He's, I'm a light heavyweight. Man, man, man, man.
SPEAKER_03
01:54:05 - 01:55:13
He weighs 205 for about 13 minutes. That probably goes back up to whatever it is before he starts his cut. But my point being, like, just like, look at the size of that motherfucker. Yeah. I mean, Jesus Christ, look at that dude. He's a tank. There's limitations of the human frame, and that guy has a different bone structure than Dougie Houser. You know, there's just no denying it. Or, you know, that's a bad example. But, you know, there's a lot of guys that are his size that just don't have the kind of advantages that he has bone structure wise. Yeah. Physically, like what he can do. There's like a certain amount of horsepower, a certain guy's half, and you watch them fight you. Look at that guy. It's a fucking tank of a man, Brock Lesnar. Perfect example. Guys, takes off. How many years did he take off? Like five years, at least six years at least. He fights Mark Hunt. Royes are no Royes. Whatever the fuck he tested positive for, or anti-estrogen blockers, or whatever he tests, forget about all that. The fact that this guy was able to fight Mark fucking Hunt after five or six years of no fighting, just doing pro wrestling, and then win. That's insane.
SPEAKER_05
01:55:14 - 01:55:52
You know, I had a bed in a mark hunt and you had told me. And I didn't know. And I told him, I'm a casual fan. I took Mark hunt. But I didn't know anything about him. And then he walks out. And I'm like, oh, sit. This is my fuck. His book. He's built like me. So I had to add a cash bed in. So I did not go on in my book of my online book. This is before the fight start. I'm trying to bet on a broccoli has never real quick. I already took it to bed down and I was like, oh man, I did bed on this guy. It's built like me, probably as we might have to work on. See, there's a thing. No, it's not a screw.
SPEAKER_03
01:55:52 - 01:55:54
No, it's not a screw. No, it's not a screw. No, it's not a screw.
SPEAKER_05
01:55:54 - 01:55:57
No, it's not a screw. No, it's not a screw. No, it's not a screw. No, it's not a screw. No, it's not a screw.
SPEAKER_03
01:55:58 - 01:57:16
What Brock Lesnar did in taking down amount of time off and then beating a guy like Mark Hunt, that's so extraordinary. And he's probably never gonna get the credit that he deserves because the fact that one, he was a pro wrestler and then two, he tested positive for this anti-astrogen blocker. Whatever the fuck he took, I don't know what happened. Who knows, it could have been a, it could have been easily been some performance enhancing formula that he bought from GNC or it could have been something more insidious. Whatever the fuck it was. The fact that this guy was able to beat Mark Hunt after all those that time off, just shows you what an amazing athlete he really is. There's no way in hell that certain guys are gonna catch up to that guy. If that guy just keeps working out, like there's guys that like, if they just keep working out and they stay healthy and they stay fit and they get into the cage, healthy and fit with no injuries, which is like the primary that's like, yeah, it's just like you. There's certain guys that you're in a world of shit. If you get a guy like Brock Lesnar into the ring with you and he's not hurt and he's in great shape and he has no injuries. You're in a world of shit. You're standing in front of a goliath of a man. A guy who has to struggle to die it down 265 pounds.
SPEAKER_05
01:57:21 - 01:57:24
What about C. Impunk? Is he good? Is he making his debut?
SPEAKER_03
01:57:24 - 01:57:36
He's making his UFC debut. But I have to respect that. He did a lot of things the right way. He went to Duke Rufus's camp in Minneapolis. Yeah. I mean, walk you rather. Excuse me. Did you go to have a car right now?
SPEAKER_05
01:57:36 - 01:57:38
There was a lot of stuff in Albuquerque.
SPEAKER_03
01:57:38 - 01:59:15
Yeah, there's a lot. No, no. He went to Milwaukee because that's where Duke is. What he did was he went to one of the best gyms in the world. Rufus sport. Dick. His brother, this Rick Rufus, who was like a world champion kickboxer that used to be on PKK karate. And then there's Duke Rufus, Duke Rufus is a world champion, Moly Ty fighter. And he's produced like a ton of world class fighters, like Anthony Pettis, Sergio Pettis, Tyron Woodley does this tracking down there. He's a new UFC welterweight champion. So Duke Rufus is just like a really high level camp. And that's where CM Punk chose to move his camp. And he lived there for like two years. It always been doing his training. He signed with UFC and he just said, I'm going to do this the right way. He went through a full, like a long period of training, learning skills, and working under the two religious, like one of the best guys in the world. Who the fuck knows what's going to happen? We really don't know. I mean, I have no idea what this guy can do. I've seen him hit some pads. I've seen some slow motion, weird, blurry videos of him sparring. I don't know. I mean, they might be trying to shield it for promotional purposes. I mean, he might have gotten really good. He might be like, I mean, if the guy's willing to do that, that's an extraordinary amount of discipline that it takes to move to a place, change your life, live there for two years, just nothing but train. I mean, who the fuck knows? But that's the big, the big statement is who the fuck knows. So if you go to watch him fight, it's like you're tuned in for essentially like a spectacle. Right. And it might be great. And it might, we have to see. Yeah. He doesn't even know.
SPEAKER_02
01:59:15 - 01:59:17
We don't know. He's never fought. Yeah.
SPEAKER_03
01:59:17 - 01:59:19
We don't know. No one knows. Yeah. We know what the fuck's going to happen.
SPEAKER_05
01:59:19 - 01:59:22
I haven't followed the people they either. That's a different thing too.
SPEAKER_03
01:59:23 - 01:59:40
Dude, there's a big difference. There's a big difference between training and reality. And maybe he excels. There's people who excel at reality, where they look lackluster and training, and then they rise to the occasion of the event. And then there's other people that are exact opposite.
SPEAKER_05
01:59:40 - 01:59:42
What a practice well, and then.
SPEAKER_03
01:59:42 - 01:59:46
Yeah, the anxiety of performance is real, right?
SPEAKER_05
01:59:46 - 01:59:59
Yeah, I mean, I was, when it was a point, during the Diaz McGregor fight where the crowd started chatting. Like they were in a clinch or something in the crowd.
SPEAKER_01
01:59:59 - 02:00:03
Diaz Diaz Diaz.
SPEAKER_05
02:00:03 - 02:00:15
And I was just like, what is he thinking right now? Like, what does that feel like? He's doing that. His end of clinch is a huge fight. The headline is blood streaming down his face.
SPEAKER_03
02:00:15 - 02:00:15
What is his?
SPEAKER_05
02:00:15 - 02:00:45
Give my pants off. What does he feel like, you know, with the crowd chanting? Like, what is that gladiator shit? Like, like, does it help? Does it, is it distracting? Does it hype you up? And we'll possess the chanting. Is this the, you know, this is a real good question? It's something I'll never, I'll never know. And it was something hopefully. And you'll find out on my podcast next week that I'm starting, I'll be interviewing on NADS.
SPEAKER_03
02:00:47 - 02:01:12
Man, it's a good question. He's the only one that can answer him or him or anyone else has experienced that. Right. Because you're talking about, you know, at this new T-bobile, how many people is it seat? I think the T-Mobile is like 22,000. It's a big ass place. It's way bigger than the MGM. I don't know about how much, at least a few thousand. Because it's like, what is it, Jamie? Does it say?
SPEAKER_05
02:01:13 - 02:01:35
Because it's, yeah, people are chatting your name. Oh my god. But it's not like basketball, because you just got, you've been punching the face a lot. So you didn't a little bit of pain. You might be hurt. Kind of tired, you know? It's not just you, you know, just dropped a three or something and you just jogging. You're in the clinic. So it's cool, but I'm still kind of comfortable.
SPEAKER_03
02:01:35 - 02:01:36
Maybe it fires you. How many, 20?
SPEAKER_00
02:01:37 - 02:01:39
It's just 20,000 for boxing in MMA.
SPEAKER_03
02:01:39 - 02:01:53
Oh wow. That's so many. That's a lot of fucking people. So that's approximately 5,000 more than the MGM. Is the MGM about 15,000 somewhere around there? I think. Is that what he remembered?
SPEAKER_05
02:01:53 - 02:01:55
I remember there because there's more people. Is this a different deal?
SPEAKER_03
02:01:55 - 02:01:59
I don't know. You know, I just think they could sell this out too.
SPEAKER_00
02:01:59 - 02:01:59
Yeah.
SPEAKER_03
02:02:00 - 02:03:21
16. Oh Jesus. The MGM is that big? Wow. Oh, so is it Mandalay Bay that's 15? Is that what it is? Or is that 14? What am I asking? What am I a fucking census taker? Stop answering my questions. Book an agent. What is it? 12,000. Oh shit. Manly based only 12,000. Interesting. So I guess the reason why they moved is just UFC could sell out those places now, especially for this fight. This fight was gone damn, but man. That was amazing. You could, you could have stuck a light bulb in your mouth and it would have started glowing, right? It was electricity in the air. It was going through our fingertips. It was, it was crazy man. It was a good time. That's why I decided to keep working for the UFC. It's moments like that. The Nate Diaz kind of a gregar fight. The first one is one of the, and then me should take Holly home fight. Yeah. Me should choke Holly home on conscious and the fifth round. It was fucking chaos. I remember thinking, how could I stop doing this? How could I, I can't believe I even got this job in the first place? I get to watch this crazy shit and talk about it from So when they bought it, it wasn't sure. I just was thinking that I was doing too many things. And then I decided, well, instead of just being crazy, I want to just do less. I'm just going to do less. And then doing less, it's made up big difference. Vape pen use after you have to.
SPEAKER_05
02:03:22 - 02:03:25
Man, he just got pushing the face above.
SPEAKER_03
02:03:25 - 02:03:49
That is fucking use of faith. Folks, relax. That amuse of faith. You should let him use it immediately after it. Just let's be scientific about this. We all want everybody to be on the same page. We don't want people cheating. You know if this guy, you watched him fight five fucking rounds. There's no more contest coming up. Let him do something that's medically proven to reduce inflammation. It's not even marijuana. It's CBD oil.
SPEAKER_05
02:03:49 - 02:03:56
Also, those punches are probably way worse for him than CBD oil. Oh my god, it's CBD oil good for you.
SPEAKER_03
02:03:56 - 02:04:00
Yeah, it was exactly. Especially when you have insulation. Yeah, exactly.
SPEAKER_05
02:04:00 - 02:04:05
This would be Nate Diaz get punched in the face before he used CBD oil.
SPEAKER_03
02:04:05 - 02:04:20
That's a really good point, man. That is a really good point, because for someone to be that hypocritical, the oletta guy gets punched in the head for 25 fucking minutes, but you won't let him smuck a vape pen, because what you think is cheating, Yeah. It's cheating death. That's what he's doing. Same thing with football.
SPEAKER_05
02:04:20 - 02:04:33
Same thing with football. He was smoking marijuana. Football is way worse for you than weed is worse for you. And probably football is worse for you for you than cocaine. High hip fact football.
SPEAKER_03
02:04:33 - 02:04:46
Yeah. Football is probably worse for you than most stuff drinking out of ponds. For Paul's fucking dangerous. Yeah, it's super dangerous, man.
SPEAKER_05
02:04:46 - 02:04:59
But they just try to maintain a good image about it, but don't smoke weed. Don't smoke weed. But you might get hell of concussions, but don't smoke weed because that don't look good because we got to sell this by lighting shit.
SPEAKER_03
02:04:59 - 02:05:04
I love the word hell of it. I'm too old to use it. I just turned 49. That's what the cut off. Just do it, man.
SPEAKER_05
02:05:04 - 02:05:14
You can do it. You can say hello. You can say hello. You just encouraged me to say to tell that girl to ask her what her dreams were.
SPEAKER_03
02:05:14 - 02:05:17
Hannibal's good friend, you know, you pump him up, he pumps you up.
SPEAKER_05
02:05:17 - 02:05:39
Yeah. You tell me asked the girl what her dreams, I really wanted to ask her so bad. She had that vibe, man. And I see a lot of bad ones. Her vibe was crazy. And in my, you know, I was at the shot. Yeah. I would have helped her with whatever dream if I had, if I could, what do you want to do? You want to, I can, I know somebody like that.
SPEAKER_03
02:05:39 - 02:05:41
Hmm. And you can find somebody. If you don't know somebody.
SPEAKER_05
02:05:41 - 02:05:58
Find somebody. You can find somebody. I wanted to, because she would be hard to find somebody. I'm a go. You know what I did. I did think about, I saw her name was on a receipt. Oh, Google, her name and the rest of her name is see if she got a LinkedIn page. Yeah.
SPEAKER_02
02:05:58 - 02:06:00
No, no, T. Right then.
SPEAKER_03
02:06:01 - 02:06:05
How is he supposed to have a LinkedIn page? It's like super rare.
SPEAKER_05
02:06:05 - 02:06:09
But see? Hey, she saves like a wages with way bigger ambitions.
SPEAKER_00
02:06:09 - 02:06:09
Hmm.
SPEAKER_05
02:06:09 - 02:06:14
It seems like she should be in LA on New York, actually more than Vegas.
SPEAKER_03
02:06:14 - 02:06:24
Yeah, it's going to be hard because you're going to have to take a gamble at whether or not she's still working there, whether or not you know what day her shifts are on Saturday Sunday.
SPEAKER_05
02:06:24 - 02:06:37
Okay. I was that two night. I was that two after that. I was really stalkerish. But we ain't saying no plays when they say no. And that stalker was, but I do, I did enjoy her energy. And I would help her.
SPEAKER_03
02:06:37 - 02:06:39
I say go back.
SPEAKER_05
02:06:39 - 02:06:41
I would help her in a platonic way.
SPEAKER_03
02:06:41 - 02:06:56
Go back in a Zen way. Yeah, yeah, you're like completely empty. It'll back and experience like sitting in her section. And you know, just saying hi. Yeah, seeing what's up. But don't, don't be like crazy about it. I won't be crazy about it.
SPEAKER_05
02:06:56 - 02:07:15
Just say what's up. As to say, hey, uh, I need this. I need to have a... I've been to Vegas a bunch of recently with no sales in Vegas. Not you then? Just to have been to the past to you have seen things and then sometimes I just another trip just to kick it. To find plays.
SPEAKER_03
02:07:15 - 02:08:30
It's a strange place. I was just in this area outside of Reno. It's we were about five hours outside of Reno. We were camping and doing this hunting show and it's all in like the mountains and the desert above Nevada. It's somewhere in the area of where they do that whole burning man thing. Okay. Dude, it was amazing. It's me and a bunch of, there's camera people in this guy, Steve Ronaldo, who's just show the media, we struck out, but we were out there in the, these mountains above Nevada, dude. There's a whole other world out there. It doesn't even look real. It doesn't look real. You go to this place, there's no people. It's just giant fucking mountains. They go up to like, we were at 9,000 feet. There's other ones that go up to 11,000 feet. And you look at it these things. It's like, what the fuck? This is Nevada. This is Nevada. This is fucking, that's a picture from my Instagram. That's, that's Nevada, dude. That's the Nevada desert. That's the, what's called the, the high desert. Like I said, about five hours outside of Reno. It was amazing.
SPEAKER_05
02:08:30 - 02:08:34
Oh, this is, this is where you uh, this is the hunting trip? No.
SPEAKER_03
02:08:34 - 02:08:35
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
SPEAKER_05
02:08:35 - 02:08:41
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SPEAKER_04
02:08:41 - 02:08:41
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
SPEAKER_05
02:08:41 - 02:08:58
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. All right, five hours. We good. Let's go back to the lights.
SPEAKER_03
02:08:58 - 02:09:01
I understand. I understand.
SPEAKER_05
02:09:01 - 02:09:07
I got to appreciate that beauty. I like the views. However, I get antsy, but you sit out.
SPEAKER_03
02:09:08 - 02:10:17
I could get antsy too. I think what I'm trying to do, one of the things I'm trying to do by going to these places and disconnecting for a few days, is find out what I really think about things. We're just me and my thoughts and interacting with my friends. There's one of the good things about doing this show. It's called Meteor, this guy Steve Renella, who's the host of it, is a really smart, really nice guy, a really interesting guy. And you know, I like hanging out with him and all of his crew and his friends for like all these days. It's really fun. So when doing that and having it be in really fun, you get to relax. Yeah. And you get to just like sit back and hang out with these like fun cool guys and just relax. And this is your world now. This is your tribe. Right. You know, and he told me that before that sort of how he views it, that it's his tribe and a cool group of friends. Yeah, and that now I understand it now. It's like it's I think that disconnecting for a while every now and then just take take a few days off just you don't even have to go anywhere, but it's it's probably a good idea to to like on purpose take a few days off of anything coming in. Just let's see how you feel about things even if I'm out in the bout
SPEAKER_05
02:10:18 - 02:10:53
at bar of the song and my phone dies and I'm not charging it. I find myself having, I find, I realize I'm a really strange person when I talk to people, when you have to really talk to people for a while and it's not, because now pretty much a lot of time if you're talking to somebody is, about about you talking about and then it's like, yeah! So it's a break from the connection where usually everybody, but if you really, I mean, sometimes I mean on a date or something, I don't go into my shit.
SPEAKER_03
02:10:53 - 02:10:56
It's a really important point.
SPEAKER_05
02:10:56 - 02:11:37
But yeah, if my shit's dead and I'm just out for two hours, if I'm having long conversations, and then I start realizing, oh, shit, I'm getting kind of weird and intense with this person. I started asking, because I, you know, Normally, I will, if I'm talking to somebody, or I'll do the bullshit, regular questions that we do. Where do you go to college? You live here? When did you move around? When did I move around? How long have you been doing that? And then at some point, if you want to, you've got to get beyond that conversation. Hopefully.
SPEAKER_03
02:11:37 - 02:11:41
We're talking roofies, right? You're on the same page?
SPEAKER_05
02:11:41 - 02:11:44
Yeah, I've roofed your girl to me.
SPEAKER_03
02:11:44 - 02:11:52
Not what are your faces to see with imagination. What are your faces? If you're been hypnotized? No, it can be done.
SPEAKER_05
02:11:52 - 02:12:02
Yeah, yeah. I believe it. I believe it, too. I believe in it. Respect to all the hipnits is out there on a road, killing it, having people on stage doing goofies.
SPEAKER_03
02:12:02 - 02:12:07
Have you ever seen a comedy hipnits? Have you ever seen it live? Yeah. It's crazy, right? I can't believe it's real.
SPEAKER_05
02:12:07 - 02:12:08
You don't believe it's real.
SPEAKER_03
02:12:08 - 02:12:11
Yeah, you don't believe it's real. And then you realize, oh, it is real.
SPEAKER_05
02:12:11 - 02:12:15
It really does work. Works. Nobody would just do that goofies at it. No, it works. Just to do it.
SPEAKER_03
02:12:15 - 02:14:41
It works in some weird way. I don't understand it. But I got hypnotized. It's got Vinny Shormon. He's like a mental coach. You hypnotized me? To do it. Virgins to go. Just wanted to see if there was anything that was holding back the way I was thinking. My thinking in the most efficient and logical way and my doing the most with my time and my not like do I have any hiccups that I'm not paying attention to in the way I'm approaching life. So I wanted to talk to him about that. So I wanted to see what hypnotism really is, because I've been talking about something that I essentially don't have any really on real understanding of. I just say, oh, I saw people get hypnotized at a Frank Santos comedy show and I saw that. How do I know? You know, I found this dude, he does a hypnotism and mental coaching for MMA fighters. Okay. So what was interesting man was weird. It was like, When you get hypnotized, how long is it sessions? It's about an hour and a half, about an hour and a half. When you get hypnotized, you are aware that this person is talking to you. It's not like you're in some space world, but the world that you're living in with your eyes closed in this state is a very different world. It's like if this person can command your attention, your focus for a certain amount of time, it lets all this other stuff sort of pass by. And when the person does it with no judgment, just trying to understand the way you're feeling and thinking, you allow yourself to slip in to this strange state of mind. Yeah. And that's what it is. It's really weird. Like you're to wake up immediately. Like if if you heard like an alarm going off like. Yeah. It's not like you're drugged. But it's, uh, I think there's a bunch of different states of consciousness leading from the dream world, which we all voluntarily go into every night when we go to sleep. We go to sleep, we can't go out and we have dreams. We remember them. Remember them? Remember them all the time. We, you know, you have some wacky fucking idea that came into your head that didn't make any sense. And I think there's states of consciousness from being totally awake for your life, because you're in the middle of an earthquake, too, being like drifting in and out of dreams. You know, or you're not sure you're there, or you're not there, and you wake up like, what's that real? What the fuck are you having? You know, you're sitting in your car, maybe at a road stop, you got a six hour drive, you're like, let me just pull over for an hour. You're drifting in, not sure if you're asleep.
SPEAKER_05
02:14:41 - 02:14:48
You have just somehow close my eyes and just start seeing weird-ass colors and shapes.
SPEAKER_01
02:14:48 - 02:14:49
Not even high.
SPEAKER_05
02:14:49 - 02:15:01
Yeah. But just I was just close-wise and then like now is nothing. But certain times it'll just be weird shapes and just different. That just looks pretty cool.
SPEAKER_03
02:15:01 - 02:16:07
Well, your brain can make all kinds of funky chemicals, man. and they don't necessarily exactly know why. It's not like there's a bunch of different things that you can do to make your brain produce certain chemicals. like in a row, like as far as like maybe you can skip rope for 20 minutes and do 50 deep breathing exercises and you'll get into a psychedelic state. No one's exactly sure what the fuck it is that allows people to get to certain states and whether or not like the way your brain works. Is it the same as my brain? Definitely. It doesn't make any sense. Why would it be? Yeah, like we all know like I hear people sing. I can't fucking sing at all. I hear people sing and I hear like a beautiful voice like we're walking by some people the other night in Vegas. We were on a way to go eat after the fights and then there was this guy in this girl they were singing they must have been a part of some team or something. They must have been some entertainers because they were way too good. And they were singing, and they were singing with each other, and they were singing with each other in harmony in this hallway. And everybody was like, holy shit. Because they just had a sound.
SPEAKER_05
02:16:07 - 02:18:12
They made this thing. Exactly. That appeal to everybody. That's all right. I saw my wheelhouse. Yeah. But my brain is super sensitive to when sounds are off. and different. Sometimes if you go to a karaoke spot, somebody's doing karaoke and if they pick the rock songs and the pop songs will sort of be the exact beat, the hip hop songs, the beats will have this, it's a different version of it or it just, and it drives me crazy. It's certain things with music like little shifts in music that drive me crazy. I hate when songs are, I don't like when there's acoustic versions of gangster rap songs. That makes that drives me crazy. Sonically, it's certain just musical things that just piss me. It's just, and not in a, not in a, not in a, I'm logical. It's just, Like that type of thing, well, I have to realize. Leave here. Yesterday, my Uber driver from the airport, he was playing his own mix tape. He didn't say his plans on mixed tape, but I could feel that his plans on mixed tape because he paid the same music for 40 minutes. Oh my God. The rapper named began with K, his name began with K on the Uber, and it was bad. It was really bad. The beats was all right, but he's bad. He had no charisma on the mic. And it was just. And so now I'm sitting here. And I just decided, I'm going to take this. I'm just take it. Just take how angry this is making me, because I don't want to give him the conversation, because he wants me to be a, he wants me to say, who's this? That's me. Right.
SPEAKER_03
02:18:12 - 02:18:21
Man, you're really talented. How long have you been rapping? What's your time? I mean, how long have you been rapping, man?
SPEAKER_05
02:18:21 - 02:18:26
I've just been doing it, you know, just a few years, man, trying to get it going.
SPEAKER_03
02:18:26 - 02:18:31
Do you play this in the car all the time and just listen to yourself all the time?
SPEAKER_05
02:18:31 - 02:18:40
Yeah, all the time, man, just, you know, especially my favorite is when it's 40 minute rides with somebody that just got through traveling for a while.
SPEAKER_03
02:18:40 - 02:18:42
Yeah, how loud he playing this shit.
SPEAKER_05
02:18:42 - 02:18:50
I'm playing it man. I'm playing it's already loud like and you know what the loud is is. You're a little bit less loud than that. That's how I play it.
SPEAKER_03
02:18:50 - 02:18:52
I feel you do it. It's your car. Yeah, man.
SPEAKER_05
02:18:52 - 02:19:42
It's for them, right? You know, he was one song that hook was, uh, I don't do it. I'll just get another turn about him. What are you saying? Is it all black BMW all black the NW was the hook all black BMW something that was the word in the hook Isn't that the melody necessarily because I'm using the melody but We wouldn't all black BMW interesting no Uber bars, maybe if he changes cars no lyrics about but it was just I was just sitting well also I get that is LA And I get that people are looking for opportunity and trying to make it. How about you play me? What you think your best one or two songs is.
SPEAKER_03
02:19:42 - 02:19:56
Oh, wait a minute. You can say one or two. One or two? You're going to be involved in a serious conversation. But this is a song that I made right after my grandma's die. No. It's like, you know, I was hanging out and I was like, fuck this life. So I wrote this song.
SPEAKER_05
02:19:57 - 02:20:09
Not me asking. I don't want the bags though, but I feel like that should be if that's what if that's who songs if that was me That would be my Perspective on a 40 minute ride.
SPEAKER_03
02:20:09 - 02:20:19
Let me ask you this. What if a guy plays you these two songs and they're awesome? And you're like, Holy shit. This is really good. Yeah, then what do I do?
SPEAKER_05
02:20:19 - 02:20:28
Yeah I mean, we say, uh, in the car in the moment. I went to eat it out. Like this dude, my fucking Uber drive has some dope fans music.
SPEAKER_03
02:20:28 - 02:20:29
Hey, plus again.
SPEAKER_05
02:20:29 - 02:21:05
Uh, and try to push that. If it's amazing, and I, and I genuinely feel it. And if it's something I want to hear it getting like, because that's the hallmark of a great song for me. If I'm, I got to keep listening to this over the whole. Right. Frank Olson just dropped the, he's, he's, he's dropped his new album finally. As a song solo on there. and is just a simple organ plan. He's just, he's saying, and it's sort of saying wrapping. And it's a bunch of good songs when I have him, but I believe that I'll listen to a song 15 times in a row.
SPEAKER_03
02:21:05 - 02:21:16
Is there an interesting thing? Yeah. There's not a lot of things like that. Like movies definitely aren't like that. Comedy definitely isn't like that. No. But there's something about songs where... Some stuff with comedy though.
SPEAKER_05
02:21:16 - 02:21:39
Some stuff with comedy with me, certain timing moves that people do. Certain bits, I will rewind a moment. People, my ex girlfriend, she might have tolerated it, but she probably hated it. It'll be certain things like a quick, a weird thing in a show. And I would just bring that shit back. I would bring that, I would rewind that shit 10 times.
SPEAKER_03
02:21:39 - 02:21:53
Well, that's what Dice Clay's career was kind of built on. So people wanted to hear the same things over and over again. What's in the bow, bitch? Oh, the whole audience would be screaming it. It was like one of the first times where it was affirmed, right?
SPEAKER_05
02:21:53 - 02:23:37
But this type of shit hour one is not hour one. I would run a facial expression like a cut to in somebody making weird. And if it's right, if it's the world directed, and with hour one, that type of shit, just a weird line, it was stuff off of Maria Banffishel, Lady Diana Mike, moments off of that. It was his moment where they broke the fourth wall with a pad and Oswald talking to her about doing stand up on the show. He was playing a character than he broke. And then that moment was so crazy. It's shit like that. Well, I was just, it's certain lines. Both that horsemen has a bunch of shit without just, I would watch the same moment. 15, 20 times just because I just think that little part. It's fun. In the same with rap songs, it's certain rap songs where there'll be just 20 second, 30 second piece. What it do is just rapping his ass off. And I'll just, I'll listen to that for 10 minutes straight, just like that part. I still like the whole song, but it's a part of it. The drop on father's dress, my hands by Kanye West. uh... the build up to that is that it's this you know he's sample this gospel song with the same side of father stress my hands and then it's uh... sampled by future is like well if you're mature don't trust you and it drops in that's what i walk in it's uh... crazy And I'll just listen to that. If I'm driving around, I'll just listen to that first part, like five times. Is this certain? I was just like, oh, he's at like a, a son of a normal thing.
SPEAKER_03
02:23:37 - 02:24:01
100 Thompson used to do that. When he used to write, he's to listen to the same song. Like, candle in the wind. He used to like, Elton John, candle in the wind. There's a video of him doing that. He's sitting in front of the typewriter. And he's just writing in the same song's playing over and over again on the loop. I've tried it before too. Yeah. I flew from New York to L.A. writing the entire way, listening to Crazy Train by Ozzy Osbourne. Okay. Well, it was just, I don't know. I was like in a groove.
SPEAKER_02
02:24:01 - 02:24:01
Yeah.
SPEAKER_03
02:24:01 - 02:24:26
I don't remember what I came up with, but I remember feeling like because this song, I knew with a lyrics were, it almost became like a sort of hypnosis. Yeah. It was the same version as the song. Five hours of the same lyrics over and over and over and over. The whole five hours, right? The whole five hours. I just listened to Crazy Train and I typed, had some coffee, took a leak, which I gotta do right now. Bad. That's my second podcast in a row. I want to keep going with you, but I got to piss so bad. See you soon. Ask some questions to animal.
SPEAKER_05
02:24:26 - 02:26:02
I'm just gonna freestyle rap. Hey, you know what I mean. Nobody wants that. Am I hit live now by myself? I could do anything I want. Holy shit. You see how my voice changed when he when he leave. When he leave. It becomes the real me. We're hit live on the Joe Rogga experience. You know today as we got a bottle of water. We got James and we got a goddamn clock. We got an old two-pot figure in. We got a big figure in in that lady. And we. Yeah. I'm going on tour, everybody. I'm an Hannibal, Montana Bull, experience. I'm coming towards your city, unless your city is Oklahoma City. It's not on there, but I'll come there. I was there. I've been there before. It's been good. How long have we been talking? You're talking a long ass time? Two hours deep. Two hours deep. So check me out on tour, Hannibal, Montana Bull experience. come through because if you don't come through, it's going to be embarrassing for me and my family. Also, I bought a building and the mortgage is crazy. I'm kidding. I bought a cash. Don't worry about me. So yeah, check me out on tour. I hope you are having a good time. This is weird, man, because it feels like I feel So uh connected but disconnected right now because he's camera's alive. Joe's back. Joe. I think. Oh, you got weird, man.
SPEAKER_03
02:26:02 - 02:26:04
I started getting weird. He didn't get weird.
SPEAKER_05
02:26:04 - 02:26:06
Zemi was very.
SPEAKER_03
02:26:06 - 02:26:11
I got weird. My voice changed so bad. Two podcasts is just no bueno.
SPEAKER_05
02:26:11 - 02:26:16
My voice changed. I said, I just got alive. I don't know. It was weird.
SPEAKER_03
02:26:16 - 02:26:19
No, it totally changed. Top 40 DJ.
SPEAKER_05
02:26:19 - 02:26:25
No, that's, I was like, what's up, y'all? It's Hannibal. You know what it is? It was weird, man. My whole personality changed.
SPEAKER_03
02:26:25 - 02:26:31
It's just because you love, I was like, oh, shit. Pardon me, take that as a compliment that you're so comfortable. You could be yourself when you're here.
SPEAKER_05
02:26:31 - 02:26:36
Yeah. It was this, it was more, I just, I don't even know.
SPEAKER_02
02:26:36 - 02:26:37
I don't know.
SPEAKER_05
02:26:37 - 02:26:41
Yeah, it's just, I just got hyped up. I didn't say anything of substance either.
SPEAKER_03
02:26:43 - 02:26:52
I could have given $800 of my $800 podcast. I could have $800 a lot. That's more than I think it's like, what is this one?
SPEAKER_05
02:26:52 - 02:27:01
$836. I could have given some good advice. I could have just, you know, talked about my mistakes. Instead, I just plug tour dates.
SPEAKER_03
02:27:01 - 02:27:09
That's good move. That's the right move. I plug tour dates. People need to see you anyway. And it's Hannibal Montanable.
SPEAKER_05
02:27:09 - 02:27:10
The Hannibal Montanable experience.
SPEAKER_03
02:27:11 - 02:27:14
and if they just Google Hannibal Montanable.
SPEAKER_05
02:27:14 - 02:27:19
It's going on. Well, my Twitter going Facebook, uh, you know, Instagram thing.
SPEAKER_03
02:27:19 - 02:27:22
We could take like a video of your day. You do a story.
SPEAKER_05
02:27:22 - 02:28:10
I'm there. I got to get a young person around me all the time. I can do it, but I don't want to. I don't want to do that. I get the value of doing that. I understand, but I don't want to. It's the same. If for the same reason, different, different thing that I didn't get Pokemon go up. Oh, yeah, because it sounded, it sounds fun and what a friend of mine she had on her phone. And I messed up. This is fun, but I don't want to be on my phone that much. So I just got to have a some internet, 70, 25 year old around me all the time. Mr. Barry. How big sure it is to be? I said shit. I just said internet, No, I would make it a... What if she was so hot?
SPEAKER_03
02:28:10 - 02:28:25
And you like, we could work this out. No, no. No, a little ridiculous cartoon tiny waste in it. And then, an ass like a fucking box of chocolates. I'm heart-shaped Valentine's Day box of chocolate. I'm like, what kind of an ass is that? Jesus Christ. Just not fair.
SPEAKER_05
02:28:25 - 02:28:28
Disgraving you, describing someone on fair.
SPEAKER_03
02:28:28 - 02:28:39
And she's good recently. And she's cool. She's like sensible. She's like, Hannibal, I don't give a fuck, baby. I don't give a fuck. I'm not here for a long time. I'm here for a good time. I mean, you're like, let's do this. What are you talking about?
SPEAKER_05
02:28:39 - 02:28:48
He's on my mind, boy. He's on my mind, boy. He's on my mind, boy. He's on my mind, boy. He's on my mind, boy. He's on my mind, boy. He's on my mind, boy.
SPEAKER_03
02:28:48 - 02:28:49
He's on my mind, boy.
SPEAKER_05
02:28:49 - 02:28:54
He's on my mind, boy. He's on my mind, boy. He's on my mind, boy. He's on my mind, boy. He's on my mind, boy. He's on my mind, boy.
SPEAKER_03
02:28:54 - 02:29:11
He's on my mind, boy. Yeah. Well, it's weird. See, the idea people working alongside each other day and day out men and women all grouped together in these boxes is entirely unnatural. When people would be around each other in the wild, they would do it because they liked each other.
SPEAKER_05
02:29:11 - 02:29:16
You have sex with the wife. Yeah, completely. Back in this day that I never lived in.
SPEAKER_03
02:29:16 - 02:29:36
Yeah, my obsession is in the genetic divinity that we have inherited from these people. And I think that in the wild men and women never like grouped up together, they didn't like each other. Right. But in work they do and it creates this weird tension where men have proved themselves and women are trying to prove themselves. There was no group on back then.
SPEAKER_05
02:29:36 - 02:29:38
It's all about group there. It's group on now, man. And you didn't get lucky back then.
SPEAKER_03
02:29:38 - 02:29:48
Like back then, you just decided you're gonna hang out with certain people. And the other ones were killed. Yeah. Right? Yeah, it was no weight in it out. No, it's no weight in it. No, it's no weight in it. No, it's no weight in it. No, it's no weight in it. No, it's no weight in it. No, it's no weight in it.
SPEAKER_05
02:29:48 - 02:30:24
No, it's no weight in it. No, it's no weight in it. No, it's no weight in it. No, it's no weight in it. No, it's no weight in it. No, it's no weight in it. No, it's no weight in it. No, it's no weight in it. No, it's no weight in it. No, it's no weight in it. No, it's no weight in it. No, it's no weight in it. No, it's no weight in it That was none of that. It was just either she liked because you were just strong and you brought food and killed it or you didn't even like it up. You developed the first catapult figure out how to watch a rock towards the enemy or you were small dude. They see the pay attention to and then out of nowhere out of an act of jealousy and stepping up. You killed the big dude and it was like He is small, but I guess he's the alpha now.
SPEAKER_03
02:30:24 - 02:30:27
Climbed on top of his neck and took out a conkshell.
SPEAKER_05
02:30:27 - 02:30:32
Yeah, exactly. Now you just found something you good.
SPEAKER_03
02:30:32 - 02:30:36
Over the cliffs, the people in the fucking boats, they let their torches up.
SPEAKER_05
02:30:36 - 02:30:43
You found something you good at, and you work hard, and you get one from there. This trick shot pool players did get hell of a pussy.
SPEAKER_03
02:30:43 - 02:31:08
Damn, that should be another meme. This trick shot pool players did get hell of a pussy. There's a world for everybody, man. Oh, there is, for sure. Well, there was always like, uh, pool player groupies that would, uh, girls who were really good at pool that would date dudes that were really good at pool. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I've got, but dudes that were really good at pool. That's right.
SPEAKER_05
02:31:08 - 02:31:11
They think of anything else. They think of a chance of late.
SPEAKER_02
02:31:11 - 02:31:12
No, it's not even that, man.
SPEAKER_05
02:31:12 - 02:31:17
If you put the ball in that hole, I think it put his balls in weight. Oh, it's a ball in his head.
SPEAKER_03
02:31:17 - 02:31:18
Oh, talk about that.
SPEAKER_05
02:31:19 - 02:31:39
I think that's where my podcast is going to be called ball talk by head of ball. I like it. I was going to podcast. Are you for real? Yeah, for the be on it. Of course. It's going to be a road podcast and we'll see the continues. Let's do a gig together. Let's do a gig together. Yeah, I need to help on this tour.
SPEAKER_03
02:31:39 - 02:31:44
Let's do a gig together tell me when man Let's let's find a start with hop-in.
SPEAKER_05
02:31:44 - 02:31:47
Let's start with Calibration Michigan Holy shit.
SPEAKER_03
02:31:47 - 02:32:20
This is man. I would be very happy to do a gig with you. We have a lot of time a lot of good times. Yeah, you know man. It's a One of the crazy things about the comedy store is that we all get to hang out together, where we never would really work together that much in real life. If you go on the road, you take a dude with you to open. Everywhere we go, we take people with us to open, or we have a local guy that we know, we have come on. We never get to be all together. You can go to the comedy store any night. It'd be like, you and Diaz and Burr and Arias. There's nothing, no place like that, Matt.
SPEAKER_05
02:32:22 - 02:32:32
I love watching Rose Battle at Comedy Store. It's the greatest thing ever. I love, it's just the energy and that room. Little as belly room, harness on people is packed in there.
SPEAKER_03
02:32:32 - 02:32:40
Yeah. They gotta keep it in that fucking room, too. Yeah. Fight it off. Just fight it off. No matter what they say about that main room, don't go in there.
SPEAKER_05
02:32:40 - 02:33:43
That's not the place. It's not the place for, I mean, I went to the TV tape in Montreal. Oh, you got some feelings about it. How'd you feel about it? I felt good about it. I mean, I'm also biased in a different because I've seen it. I think my first time there was maybe two years ago right close to that in the belly room. So and and and I've seen even within the belly room. different things they've done to the show in that just different things with the DJ the with the wave with the with with the races over there and and tweaks that they've made in there to make the show work and so to see something that you've been to a bunch of times in this small space and then see it you know being the same spot watching it live It's cool to see something like that. To see that type of aggression. It felt, it felt amazing, man.
SPEAKER_03
02:33:43 - 02:33:49
That changed my mind. I like it better now. I think this dude Madison Square fucking garden.
SPEAKER_05
02:33:49 - 02:33:56
But yeah, the space always has to be to be right. And it's different.
SPEAKER_03
02:33:56 - 02:34:01
That was like a motivational speech for expanding your theater side. Yeah. It was really strong.
SPEAKER_05
02:34:01 - 02:34:46
It was cool to see that. Yeah, I don't think I've had to, I've seen that with comedians or a friend of mine, that type of progression from, you know, over my good to middle acts of future acts of somebody, you know, being on shows and being famous. But I never saw that with, I can't think of I saw that with a show concept. Maybe I have, but just something I attended regularly, to see it go from a live show and go there, but it enjoyed as a live show and then, you know, have it be live on Comedy Central. That was something cool. I enjoyed watching that. I was really happy for them.
SPEAKER_03
02:34:46 - 02:35:06
Yeah, no, I completely agree. All jokes aside. I mean, I think what they've managed to do by getting that show in the air is pretty monumental because this is a goddamn brutal show, right? Yeah. What's the, they have a web page? Pull up the Comedy Central web page for that show? Are they going to do a bunch of them?
SPEAKER_05
02:35:06 - 02:35:08
I think they're going to do it again.
SPEAKER_00
02:35:08 - 02:35:09
CC.com slash rows.
SPEAKER_03
02:35:09 - 02:35:18
Can we see it? Yeah. Can I see what the page looks like? Who's the champion? Mark Lawrence. Mark Lawrence. You know Mike? Um, yeah. I know him from the store. I've seen him around.
SPEAKER_05
02:35:18 - 02:35:20
Great. He's super funny. Great.
SPEAKER_00
02:35:20 - 02:35:29
Right. I think they have all four episodes up for free. You don't even have to have scroll down a little bit. Go ahead and have the idea to brag it. Yeah.
SPEAKER_03
02:35:29 - 02:35:31
Now how many different hosts are they going to have? What are they going to do for?
SPEAKER_05
02:35:32 - 02:35:38
The host is always, is Jeff Rossett. And, uh, yeah.
SPEAKER_03
02:35:38 - 02:37:16
Brian Moses. Brian Moses. Who's awesome? Yeah. By the way, Brian Moses. I'm so happy for that dude. He's such a good dude. So they're not going to fuck with it. So it's going to basically be in the same state that it's always been in. It's a lot of racist. They can't have the racist. See, here's my only feeling. This is my only feeling. I don't have a problem with them doing. I don't have a problem with anything. But I wouldn't suggest them filming those shows. I would suggest them doing those shows and filming the fucking rally room shows. There is a world in that room when someone's killing, like when Earl Skagel came out for that roast battle thing and just destroyed. Remember that night, he came out with a fur coat on. Do you see that on a common central? do they filmed it and it was it was magic because there's 90 people in there and it's much like scar sardines it's packed it's a vibe in there you you everything has to be in line when you're killing you know there's like a there's a frequency you have to hit and Earl was just on that frequency yeah and when you see someone do something like that a small room you realize that's the value of the small room yeah when a small room is it here's that yeah yeah Yes, this is a video of those guys, but when you're in a small there's a girl when you're in a small room like that and you just let it all hang out There's a weird fucking energy that there's a weird connection to that. It's different than anything else, and it's way different than a big place like a big place is nice It's beautiful to be there. It's cool to be a part of like 10,000 people came to see Rose Battle. Yay. But the best show is that 90-seat belly room or 80-seat.
SPEAKER_05
02:37:16 - 02:38:16
Whatever the fuck it is firecodes. I wonder if best jokes I ever heard there? I wish I could remember this comedian's name. But you know, you have a joke that's new, that sounds like it's from the 50s or 60s. It's just infrastructure and gravity. Right. this uh this guy he says it is girl he says she's an on an orphan relationship with a boyfriend is on when he sees her body often he sees her face oh shit Did you because I'm like that sound like this the way it's sound like you heard it before but you didn't I haven't heard it before. No, I never heard it before. But it's not like this. Sure. I sound like some old such an uncle would say but we never that was a fucking you know I mean I've heard many great jokes there, but that one's just stuck in my
SPEAKER_03
02:38:16 - 02:38:33
They just found the eighth ever, Tyranosaurus Rex skull in Montana. That's right up there with that. So people find shit sometimes. And like, why has no one found this skull? They just didn't. Okay. No one saw that combination of words. That's perfect. Meanwhile, there's some dude right now in the Midwest, screaming.
SPEAKER_02
02:38:33 - 02:38:37
That's my big bitch. That's my fucking bitch.
SPEAKER_03
02:38:37 - 02:38:57
Going crazy. Somebody might have come up with that and we don't even know. We just never heard it. They might be an open micro. Somebody come up with it three solid weeks ago. They might have put it on YouTube. We might be fucked. Yeah. These days, man. I saw a bunch of Ryan Locktee jokes. Yeah. Does that do his name? That's the same joke. Over and over and over again.
SPEAKER_05
02:38:57 - 02:38:59
Oh, it's what we're getting robbed.
SPEAKER_03
02:38:59 - 02:39:08
Yeah. About any him lying? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Like there's now would be a good time to rob him. Like I saw that like for like everybody. Everybody would think that.
SPEAKER_05
02:39:08 - 02:39:22
Did anybody do jokes about getting his sponsorships and do estimate deals? That seemed like he just dropped. They're having a drop today. They dropped a bunch of them today. And so part of me like he did one for a body hair removal one. Wait a minute.
SPEAKER_02
02:39:22 - 02:39:24
Hmm. Okay.
SPEAKER_05
02:39:24 - 02:39:44
So they look them for people. So shout out to Speedo. Speedo first of all Speedo. Hey, everybody that wants to wear your shit isn't in great shape. So how about you look at me animal birds? That's a good point. Successful, Samsung, representative. All the stuff coming up. That's right. A lot of things happening to the work.
SPEAKER_03
02:39:44 - 02:39:45
Sure, I'm a pitchman.
SPEAKER_05
02:39:45 - 02:40:20
Irons in the fire. I have a horrible lifestyle, horrible health, but great skin. I look great on camera. Good smile. Speedo. People like me. I look people in the eyes when I talk to them. I shake their hands and always look in the eyes when I do shots. Two words neon orange speedos who else did Ryan like they lose anybody else did Ryan like they look also first of all I've been a Brazil never had a problem first of all He shouldn't have lied about that. It seemed like something he didn't need to lie about duh also Fuck swimmers being celebrated like that
SPEAKER_03
02:40:21 - 02:40:39
I like it that this celebrated because I wish like walkers would be celebrated. I wish we could figure out what is walking and who can walk the fastest? Yeah. Who's the fastest walker? Who can celebrate it all? Stay alive. Who's swimming? We can have a holder breather Olympics where people hold their breath the longest. Let's do that too.
SPEAKER_05
02:40:39 - 02:40:58
I like it. Swimming? Hmm. It's too many strokes. A throw rocks. It's too many strokes. The furthest rocks. The strokes. I respect this, whatever this is, the regular. I respect this. What is the regular? I don't even know. The problem, but when you get into the freestyle, when you get into this, I can't fuck with it.
SPEAKER_03
02:40:58 - 02:41:03
Okay, for the people who are just listening, regular is your throwing your arm over the head, like you're seeing.
SPEAKER_05
02:41:03 - 02:41:24
But when you're doing your shoulders with the goofy shit and swimming like that, the fly stroke, the grass stroke. Get out of here with your fucking breast stroke. Nobody cares. Michael Phelps got 22 gold medals. Yeah, but a buzzer them for for swimming like a goofy asshole and nobody swims like get out of here. He's not the greatest Olympian. He swims and water.
SPEAKER_03
02:41:25 - 02:41:28
That's a good point. Here's what the good point. Someone shut themselves up.
SPEAKER_05
02:41:28 - 02:41:30
How many times you got a swim away from danger?
SPEAKER_03
02:41:30 - 02:41:33
Who said one of the Walker shit themselves?
SPEAKER_05
02:41:33 - 02:41:48
How often do you have to swim away from danger? You might save a couple lives. You same boat. He goes saves him lives. He can run fast. I got it. I got out or somebody's attacking him. I'm out of him. You same boat. But you usually not around water like that to get away from danger.
SPEAKER_03
02:41:49 - 02:42:21
Hmm, sorry mate. Wait, here's the point. Like why? Too many strokes. Why limit the way you move? Like, if you're gonna swim, like, why do you have to swim in a very specific way? If this breaststroke thing was so fucking good, wouldn't it be the fastest way to do this? Why would we go? Let's pretend. Let's pretend. This is the only shitty way we know how to swim. Let's just fucking throw our arms in front of ourselves, like we're part in the curtains, like those beads at the porno section of the video store before there were DVRs and DVDs. And you, porn!
SPEAKER_05
02:42:22 - 02:42:41
How about those days? If they're going to have the fucking breast stroke, if they're going to have this stroke, if they're going to have this, then why not just have a fucking Olympic competition when you just run, but you high knee in the whole time. Very good. High knee in. Let's have backwards running. If you got the back stroke, why does there's no backwards running in the Olympics?
SPEAKER_03
02:42:41 - 02:43:14
From now on, we should call that, that move the porn section. That is you partying the beads that are hanging I bet when they fucking when when video games went under or excuse me Videos video rentals went under I bet the bead industry drops substantially I bet a big part of their profits was beating off the porn sections I'm dating myself here, but you guys don't even understand you guys are both youngins what I was a boy what I was boy You can rent videos. You can rent videos. And you can rent porn videos. That's what I'm going to go to the bathroom.
SPEAKER_05
02:43:14 - 02:43:19
You can get drunk and leave for me for one minute. Drunk and leave.
SPEAKER_03
02:43:19 - 02:43:50
What I was kid. Hamburger Burris. Candle is bladder, I guess. I hung in there, folks. I did my best. But Louis threw, doing that podcast with him for three hours and then I had some water, like an asshole in between. Couldn't hang in there, folks. I'm so sorry. What would we just talking about, Jamie? Were you paying attention? What? What? Oh, God damn it, James. Olympics. Olympics? Swimming?
SPEAKER_00
02:43:50 - 02:43:50
Swimming?
SPEAKER_03
02:43:50 - 02:44:09
Well, limiting your movements. Is it ridiculous? Like the idea that someone's gonna say, okay, you can swim, but you can't swim at your best. Swimming's some goofy way. It's not efficient. Go ahead, try that. Because if somebody could just do breaststroke only versus a freestyle swimmer, they would never win, right? No way, right?
SPEAKER_00
02:44:09 - 02:44:15
There's why most Olympic events are events that we're looking at anyway. I'm confused at it.
SPEAKER_03
02:44:15 - 02:44:22
Well, I'm a super big fan of curling. So I'm gonna tell you to fuck off right now. You ever watched that?
SPEAKER_00
02:44:22 - 02:44:26
Like panel, but you ever see curling 10 years ago and everyone else got excited about it.
SPEAKER_03
02:44:26 - 02:44:52
I was in I think it was Newfoundland, Newfoundland, Newfoundland. for a gig? Yeah. Yeah. Great time. Nice people. When? Long time ago. Yeah, no. Yeah, you don't play nymphalina. I'll go back. You're not your favorite. I would totally do it. I would totally do it. Oh, why have you done it to do weird shit? This is, this is it. It's been there. It's only a certain amount of time. You haven't asked your agent since the end of the year. It's been filled up very quickly with metropolis areas.
SPEAKER_05
02:44:52 - 02:44:54
Well, have you been an ambassador for it?
SPEAKER_03
02:44:54 - 02:45:14
Well, you have seen Nufan. Point being, I tried erroneously to make fun of curling. Wow, I was in Newfoundland. That's the whole way to the States. Always the place we were at, how do all these photos of people curling? So they do with the broom, and they do it with the fucking hockey, the giant, and the steroid it out, hockey puck. They're sliding across the ground. It's so good.
SPEAKER_05
02:45:14 - 02:45:17
So you try to run as mean in it. I tried joking around about it.
SPEAKER_02
02:45:17 - 02:45:19
They went out with it.
SPEAKER_03
02:45:19 - 02:45:30
Oh, come on. Oh, they loved it. They loved their curling. So you know? Yeah, I don't understand it, but I guess I don't have to.
SPEAKER_05
02:45:30 - 02:45:33
You don't have to. They like it. They like it. Also it's new fun then.
SPEAKER_03
02:45:33 - 02:45:41
And we should go to new for a while. You watch it for like an hour or so. You kind of get compelled. Like who the fuck's going to win this thing?
SPEAKER_05
02:45:41 - 02:45:43
Yeah. Stupid.
SPEAKER_03
02:45:43 - 02:45:50
That's a book of gigs on Facebook. Let's do it. Let's do new fun. Okay. I'm in. But you know your black right.
SPEAKER_05
02:45:50 - 02:45:52
This man is kidding.
SPEAKER_03
02:45:52 - 02:45:59
This candidate. Are they the nicest people on the earth or is it like Swedish people? If you're going to Sweden?
SPEAKER_05
02:45:59 - 02:46:11
They're not the nicest people on the earth. I think it's the same way. Sometimes, sometimes it's Southern hospitality and sometimes it's Southern passive aggressiveness and they just talk horribly behind you back.
SPEAKER_03
02:46:11 - 02:46:30
Right. And that's like, well, I was talking about this recently, that like try to imagine the fact that 1865 when slavery was abolished was less than 200 years ago. Try to imagine what 200 years is because it's only two lifetimes. Yeah. Two people being alive from birth to death. That's 200 years.
SPEAKER_05
02:46:32 - 02:46:34
So these people do very healthy people.
SPEAKER_03
02:46:34 - 02:46:38
Yeah, very healthy, very lucky people. I mean, so they're stuck in this.
SPEAKER_05
02:46:38 - 02:47:02
Probably not slaves. Right. This slaves are living to be conditions aren't that exact right. You don't have access to the. to anything. To the gluten-free, or to, you know, the GML. Slaves aren't getting the fresh prestules, so that, you know, that's cut it to maybe 60, 70 years, but slaves.
SPEAKER_03
02:47:02 - 02:47:36
Yeah, if you're super lucky, and that is only a short amount of time ago. And no one understands that today. We can intellectualize it. We can think about it. We can put it into our heads and try to figure it out. No one can figure that out today. And there's a lot of those areas of the country that are just poisoned by those old stupid ideas. There's just stuck in there, man. Yeah. In areas of the world, there's a lot of weird areas of the world that are just poisoned by old stupid ideas.
SPEAKER_05
02:47:36 - 02:47:42
I think we should do no Finland. Fuck, yes. I think we should shake on that shit in Joe Rogan.
SPEAKER_03
02:47:42 - 02:47:49
Newfoundling, good. Let's do another one somewhere else, like Saskatchewan. Saskatchewan, what do you mean? I do Saskatchewan January when I get crazy.
SPEAKER_05
02:47:49 - 02:48:03
I met some Canadian, I was in when I was in Minneapolis, and they were like, you need, I think they might have been from Saskatchewan. And they were like, you need to cook. They worked for it. It was some tourism in Vincent or something. You need to come to Saskatchewan.
SPEAKER_04
02:48:03 - 02:48:04
Did you Edmonton?
SPEAKER_05
02:48:05 - 02:48:09
I think of that, I'm the dude to do an Edmonton of Calgary on his tour.
SPEAKER_03
02:48:09 - 02:48:26
Dude, the rivercree in Edmonton, the casino, that is fantastic. That is a fun man. That's a fun fucking place. I like Edmonton man. They're good fucking people. They're just stuck. some weird spot that's like really cold for like four months a year. But it's not an oil money, right?
SPEAKER_05
02:48:26 - 02:48:36
It's the oil money. So is you got these, these people know sometimes know they just come out of high school and make six figures. Yeah.
SPEAKER_03
02:48:36 - 02:48:56
Well, they're Canadian too. There's something about Canadians, like their culture does not support this like the world domination idea that United States sort of has ingrained in us, where the police of the world, for good or for bad, right? It's a lot of people think it's just so bad. Mostly bad. Yeah, right. But the Canadians don't have this.
SPEAKER_05
02:48:56 - 02:48:59
They're not necessarily just trying to create a good life.
SPEAKER_03
02:48:59 - 02:49:27
Yeah. Yeah, they're just people. And there's a real value in that. But there's also like this idea that the only way Canada would exist is if the United States is below it, protecting it, because this is, we're such a fucking gangster country. Yeah, right? So that's the idea that I think makes total sense if you're looking at it objectively. But God damn it makes for some nice folks, because Canada, they're like, I think maybe my all-time favorite people, anywhere. I think the nicest people.
SPEAKER_05
02:49:27 - 02:50:38
I like those shows that I was drawing numbers in Canada at good spots like at in three hundred four hundred see spots easily before I was doing it over. That makes sense. I remember doing shows in Vancouver, like 2011. It's Ron So played the horse shoe in 2011 and then coming through first time. That's what like like credits and then getting it. Holy shit. They coming to fuck with me here. I couldn't You know, you first started doing a really, you started hitting some spots and you're like, what the fuck? I got people here. Yeah. And that's what Canada was when I started getting office out. I was thinking, what is one big money, but it was just to have that, it was Vancouver. I forget the promoters name, but I played maybe a freak show, a sum, a horseshoe tavern in Toronto. Yeah, five years ago. and just be a shock that it was that many people that it was psyched. It was it was just it was it happened early. I hope it happened.
SPEAKER_03
02:50:38 - 02:50:43
You know what you got to do in Toronto? What's time you there? You got to do the weed chop? What's that weed chop?
SPEAKER_05
02:50:43 - 02:50:46
Oh, they haven't show they have a show there, right?
SPEAKER_03
02:50:46 - 02:51:26
They have a front room where they sell bongs and like rolling papers and shit and then you go in the back room and the back room It doesn't have any air. It's all just pot smoke. You breathe in in pot smoke. There's no air. There's no air left. The candles is candles on the table. They're all running on pot smoke and promises. There's no fucking air in that room, man. It's all just pot smoke and you get high before you go on stage and then you go on stage and then it's preposterous. Everybody is in a goddamn coma. It is a strangest comedy show you've ever done. Nobody wants that for me. This is what you need. Do you regular show first? Yeah. And then head over to that place around 12 30 a.m.
SPEAKER_05
02:51:26 - 02:52:17
You know what I'm going to because I do. I I T H C capsules. Me too. And because I get so weird in my head sometimes where I can't unless I'm a little drunk or a little or something else, I'm then he would enjoy myself high a lot. Especially if I'm in a situation where I'm recognizable. People record if I'm how we and people recognize me. You're worried about I get weirded the fuck out. It's understandable. Below's mine. What am I doing? What is life? What do I choose? What is it? What's going on? What do these people? What are they talking to me? Why don't I do this? What do I do this? Do I do this? I just get if I'm high. What do I have? It's I just can't handle it.
SPEAKER_03
02:52:17 - 02:52:26
We need to hang out more. Sure. Definitely. But in these two CAC capsules, I'm gonna hold your hand figuratively.
SPEAKER_05
02:52:26 - 02:53:22
CAC capsules, I took, I want to this dispensary shout out to native roots in Denver, and I'll smooth on that. Also, maybe I think, I think maybe the way I smoke, I shouldn't be out in the bow. That's why I'm smoking. It should be just chillin'. watching some shit, playing some video games, but my weed smoking never, I just never, if I can't create a situation where nobody can talk to me, then that's how I need to be hot. Or the capsules, the capsules I can talk to, I can't remove me out. And I started taking a note, this is shit, this shit is great and I feel good and I feel I can do stand up on them. I can't smoke weed and do stand up. But I can take a capsule and be high and do stand.
SPEAKER_03
02:53:22 - 02:53:24
Do you know the difference between eating it and smoking it?
SPEAKER_05
02:53:26 - 02:53:28
slightly, but I'm ready for this.
SPEAKER_03
02:53:28 - 02:54:15
There's a chemical difference. It's like smoke at its THC. You eat it that what the compound of the marijuana is processed by your liver produces something called 11 high-droxy metabolite. Okay. It's way more psychoactive. It's like four to five times more psychoactive than THC. So you're talking about the capsules? No, I'm talking about anytime you eat it. Eat it. I don't like animals. If you're taking a capsule, you're eating that. You know what I'm saying? But it doesn't matter. It's like if it goes through your digestive tract and it's processed by your liver, it takes a little bit about an hour or so depending upon the dosage and how strong it is, and you know, whether you have a full stomach, I guess probably probably has something to do with it. But when it's processed by your liver, it produces this weird psychodelic drug. It's very different than just regular pops.
SPEAKER_05
02:54:15 - 02:54:21
Well, it's the, I don't know if it was, I'll reason the capsules, I feel waste molded on them than just smoling somebody's joint.
SPEAKER_03
02:54:21 - 02:54:24
Do you know how many milligrams are in those capsules?
SPEAKER_05
02:54:24 - 02:54:27
I think is 10.
SPEAKER_03
02:54:27 - 02:54:42
Oh, that's good. That's a really reasonable dose. Yeah. And that's the good news about marijuana like medical marijuana going nationwide, as you can take a reasonable dose, like 10 milligrams and it's therapeutic for your body. Feels good. You relax. Nobody gets hurt.
SPEAKER_05
02:54:42 - 02:54:52
Also, you ask somebody to explain until you. That's what I mean. I wish I bought way more. And Denver, and also if you can just mail me, I'll send you money.
SPEAKER_03
02:54:52 - 02:55:02
Dude, we'll hook you up. Relax. Don't say anymore. You're gonna get catfish by a cop. Yeah, they're gonna, they're gonna. You do, bro. I thought it was one fucking thing. You're gonna be fake cops, bro.
SPEAKER_05
02:55:02 - 02:55:17
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_03
02:55:18 - 02:55:20
That's good for it. It's good for it. It's good for it.
SPEAKER_05
02:55:20 - 02:55:29
It's hard. I have a fruity. Usually, thoughtful women aren't classically beautiful.
SPEAKER_03
02:55:29 - 02:55:33
Wow. Can't believe you say that. What on earth? That really hurts.
SPEAKER_05
02:55:33 - 02:55:36
Not a one online.
SPEAKER_03
02:55:36 - 02:55:38
Thinking about my mom right now.
SPEAKER_05
02:55:38 - 02:55:56
Online, as far as somebody's going to reach out to you, didn't that like the motto? It's not going to reach out to you. Hey, what do you need? And shit. Do you need something? A model chick reach out and say, hey, you want to hang out. But nobody gonna reach out. Like a model chick is not reaching out. Hey, I got this for you.
SPEAKER_03
02:55:56 - 02:56:02
One team of the asshole, two fingers in the pussy. Grabbing like a fucking bowling ball now. But a model chick.
SPEAKER_05
02:56:02 - 02:56:16
Yeah, they're not gonna say, hey, you need this when you, they want to hang out. Right. Yeah, they were saying, hey, you need a restaurant recommendations. It's good point. You know, they used to all the sets in any way, so he's just, yeah.
SPEAKER_03
02:56:16 - 02:56:25
It's good point. Yeah, they just, they want to test the waters. A handle burst ain't playing games, ladies. Okay. Unless you're ready to go to Defcon 4.
SPEAKER_05
02:56:25 - 02:56:31
You ready? I got high standards.
SPEAKER_03
02:56:31 - 02:56:33
Me too. What?
SPEAKER_05
02:56:37 - 02:56:38
I think I want kids, right? Do you?
SPEAKER_03
02:56:38 - 02:56:43
What age? When you have your third or fourth hotel?
SPEAKER_05
02:56:43 - 02:56:45
I think I want kids. Three years.
SPEAKER_03
02:56:45 - 02:56:45
Two, three years.
SPEAKER_05
02:56:45 - 02:57:51
Two, three years. That's a good move. I saw this pregnant woman on the L train in New York. But she was one. She's one of the holes where she didn't. She just looked like her stomach was bigger, it nothing else. Perfect makeup, just dressed nice in a nice dress. She had a wedding ring. I wanted to ask her if everything was okay, if she was with the dude. Like, she was so beautiful. I kept looking at, I know she felt me looking at it. I probably waited it out. She was so beautiful. I started picturing myself, arguing with the real father five years from now. I started pitching myself on the train. Holy hands with her. I started pitching myself five years from now. At the other net this dude outside the house in Jersey. Hey, dude, you had your chance. Yeah, you're just a sperm donor.
SPEAKER_03
02:57:51 - 02:57:52
You're looking at her beautiful.
SPEAKER_05
02:57:52 - 02:57:54
I'm a real dog. I'm the real dad.
SPEAKER_03
02:57:55 - 02:58:03
You calculating the potential for future joy being with that person with perfect bone structure. You won't let me take a chance and put your whole life in the ocean.
SPEAKER_05
02:58:03 - 02:58:09
I was just there and just like, oh my god. Look at it. It was okay. Huh?
SPEAKER_03
02:58:09 - 02:58:25
Hey baby, you okay? That's what I was saying. I'm okay. What would you say? I'm her. You're good. I'm looking down. I'm just shaking my hand. I'm just like, every now and then I just go like this. My hands. She's on the unit right? I won the train. Hey, good. I'll do it. I know I look good. See, this is a thing.
SPEAKER_05
02:58:25 - 02:58:36
I would just I wouldn't even if you if on a train on a train on a train if I don't have anything organic like I was I something crazy happened.
SPEAKER_03
02:58:36 - 02:58:42
Dude. I'm not asking for real life. This isn't law in order. I know. This is like. Come on. All right. Okay. I'm the girl ready.
SPEAKER_05
02:58:46 - 02:59:04
Sorry, I just accidentally put my face in your pussy. Oh, who's baby is that in there? Is he in the baby's life? Do you put your long life in him? Hi, I'm financially stable. Not quite emotionally, but I'm getting there.
SPEAKER_03
02:59:04 - 02:59:14
And on that note, ladies and gentlemen, this podcast is a wrap. Hannibal Montenible Toro. Go to Hannibal Burris on Twitter. Hannibal Burris.com.
SPEAKER_05
02:59:15 - 02:59:24
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02:59:24 - 02:59:50
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02:59:50 - 03:00:29
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