Episode 253 | Thanks For Ruining My Childhood Feat. KFC Barstool

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Speaker 1: We're talking about very serious subject. But if you need chop six to use your area, you should sit down worrying. It's just about to get kareem. Somebody's in trouble.

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Speaker 2: Out the Gate, no intros.

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Speaker 1: Let's go.

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Speaker 3: Well, this guy just joining us today doesn't need introduction. I'll go I want to talk about the Titanic. I didn't want to do introduction Titanic.

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Speaker 2: Watched the video about a Titanic theory on the way here that I couldn't wait to.

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Speaker 3: Talk to you guys about. Yes, wait, there's still theories coming out.

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Speaker 2: Do your introduction. I'm sorry for interrupting. I wanted to get out the gate cold Titanic theory and I.

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Speaker 1: Could not crashed and sunk the boat.

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Speaker 2: Okay, no Titanic the movie, but also to do with real life. So I my algorithms are completely fucked up because my brain is so it matches what's going on. They're reading what's going on in my brain. Yeah, clicked it while I was in tunnel traffic today out the Gate. They said, James Cameron has only done sci fi movies. Titanic is the only one that's not or is it. I was hooked immediately Leo is a time traveler in the Titanic.

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Speaker 1: Now.

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Speaker 2: In the YouTube video, he brings up three references of stuff in America that doesn't exist in nineteen twelve. He's talking about Santa Monica Pier and the roller coasters that doesn't come till nineteen eighteen or some shit. He was sent there to make sure Rose doesn't jump off the Titanic, because if she jumped off the Titanic, they'd have to circle back around and go find her and wouldn't hit the iceberg.

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Speaker 4: They need. He was either to make sure the boat.

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Speaker 2: That ripple effect would have changed the existence of the United States. So had the Titanic made it, that would have been a very casual thing where they were going back and forth with that route. A few years later World War One, when we're not there yet, Germany puts all their submarines in that whole waterway and we're just sending supplies even though we're not really affiliated World War One because we weren't ready. We would have been bombed by the Germans early had the Titanic made it prematurely, putting us into World War One that we were not ready for, and we would have lost in America as we know it now would not exist had Leo not stopped Rose from jumping off the Titanic.

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Speaker 1: Man, How strong are the Shrooms?

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Speaker 2: It was a twenty minute video and he told it much better than I did. I wanted to give y'all the quick thirty second pitch of the entire thing. He did make a lot of sense based off James Cameron really only does sci fi. So when he added in like some of the stuff Leo was saying and the theories around it, I was like, I could see James Cameron doing well.

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Speaker 1: Did his entire did the Avatar like what the other? What's uh?

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Speaker 2: He's the governor of California at one spot of time.

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Speaker 1: He did uh Terminator Terminator one.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, he did Aquaman for Vincent.

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Speaker 1: Aliens one of my favorites.

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Speaker 2: So Titanic, out of Nowhere.

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Speaker 1: Aliens of the Deep. He's got it. So he's really good.

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Speaker 4: It's it's Titanic and that's a terminator and an Avatar. I don't even like Avatar, but like those are his big ones Avatar. I'm not an Avatar guy.

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Speaker 1: I'm not either.

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Speaker 4: It's so it's just about how it looks. I'm not a big like, I don't care if it looks goody.

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Speaker 2: You attracted to any of the blue women, because that kind of was I I wasn't really into the movie.

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Speaker 1: It wasn't the.

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Speaker 4: Whole idea was like, I don't like, who's the main character of Avatar? What's his name?

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Speaker 2: Avatar? No, I've never seen any of the movies.

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Speaker 3: Like what what is the guy's name?

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Speaker 4: You don't like it's supposed to be the people talk about the biggest best movie of all time. I don't even know the name or the actor. It's just that he did this thing and it looks a certain way.

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Speaker 1: Sully, that's main main characters of Titanic, Jago, Sully. That's not off Jack and Jack and Rose.

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Speaker 2: Yeah.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, so so Titanic was to make sure that World War One didn't happen prematurely. Yes, got it, and conspiracy theory, bro, if you get into it even more.

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Speaker 2: And I think they they did a deep dive of like when Jack is trying to catch the Titanic before it leaves, like because he won the poker game. Yeah, he's wearing a moose bag, which I guess didn't come out to like the nineteen thirties.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, but wouldn't he also, just like if that was his whole job, he wouldn't have almost missed the fucking boat.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, he would have been there before leave right way before it departed.

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Speaker 5: Okay, so remember at the end the part is well wait now, so you know when Old Rose at the end of the movie does when the scientists are like, yo, we have no record of.

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Speaker 2: Jack ever being on the boat, and she's like, noa because he got the fake ticket to make sure he wasn't suspected. So that's why he did it that way. And of course he knew when the Titanic was leading, here's a time travel he's gonna make so good. He was looking, he was looking at his Apple watch and just made the boat in time. And I'll go even deeper outside of that, the banking system I think could be a theory as well for Jack trying to make sure the Titanic sunk because the people that were really putting together our national treasury system there.

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Speaker 1: He's been debunked so many times.

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Speaker 2: I don't care.

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Speaker 1: I don't care.

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Speaker 2: It makes more sense in the YouTube, it works. The Rothschilds weren't on there, but Jack was. Jack was like the original Jason Bourne. In my opinion, he kept people alive so more could survive.

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Speaker 1: That's all.

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Speaker 3: You should stay away from the deep dive Titanic theories.

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Speaker 4: The conspiracy theory I was just talking about today on our show. I'm I'll put on a tinfoil hat and talk any conspiracy theory. But now that's it's almost there's more conspiracy theorists than not now.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, like the Republican Party, right, literally the entire Republican Party.

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Speaker 4: So like I'll start on some ship, you know, I'm like, all right, something's up with Kate Middleton. This is some fishy shit, yes, But then I get lumped in with like the crazy people, who I'm like, all right, well I didn't say all that either in or not.

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Speaker 1: There's no like levels to it anyway.

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Speaker 3: The interesting thing with conspiracy theories is if you live long enough, some things are not they come to conspiracies anymore. Like a lot of the shit we were just talking about a few days ago with COVID and things that was going on in the theories back then, now a lot of that shit is like, it's not even a conspiracy theory.

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Speaker 1: It's a fact happen, and.

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Speaker 4: They act like it, you know, they didn't say that, or what ever happened and k Ultra fucking Bohemian Grove, like all these things.

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Speaker 1: There's a pyramid of like levels of conspiracy theories.

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Speaker 4: It's like the food pyramid, yeah for sure, and like the bottom pyramid, the.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, there you go.

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Speaker 4: The bottom one is like, these are things that are proven to be true, and they were things that probably at one point where at the top of the pyramid being like you're crazy.

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Speaker 1: So that's where I kind of get down with a.

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Speaker 4: Lot of the shit where I'm like, well, like what do you this I guess is not a really conspiracy theory. This is more like just science. I guess, like, what is one thing right now? You think that we believe one hundred percent to be true, that is not true, Like when people like the Earth is flat and then yeah, like smart people were like, no, the Earth is flat, and then even smarter people were like, no, we figured out it's not. There's got to be something going on right now. It's not like we figured everything out. There are three thousand years now people a gonna look back on this and be like they were so dumb they thought right.

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Speaker 2: Before I answered. That's where I'm conflicted as a conspiracy theorist. Going in knowing that I'm stupid, I try to hear everything, and I usually get on board with these conspiracy theories, and then I also see the same people that agree with this conspiracy theory are flat earthers, which I'm not bad, I'm not, so then I start feeling insecure where I'm like, this seems like a really solid thing, but flat earthers be it.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, then I'm out.

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Speaker 1: I can't can hear that.

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Speaker 2: I mean, I think big Pharma is probably the biggest conspiracy. Well, yeah, that that anything involving health cancer, for sure. I think that one's kind of right in our face. Yeah, But then if you look through all the people that are into that, they don't believe in universal health care because they're Republican, and then they're also like fucking in QAnon. So I don't know what side to be on the.

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Speaker 1: One, I can't want to hear it out.

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Speaker 3: The one conspiracy theory that I think I'm still in the middle on.

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Speaker 1: Is not a level.

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Speaker 4: That you think it was an inside job.

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Speaker 3: I think it was an inside job. I think that people knew about it. Every time you see pictures of the towers falling. It's clearly an implosion demolition style.

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Speaker 1: You say that like you don't.

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Speaker 6: Know what the fun you're talking about that And I've never demolished the building, I mean I have any But if you look at other demolition videos and how the buildings collapse, like if this was an attack where you know, planes were flown into the building, clearly we knew we saw planes go into the building.

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Speaker 1: But someone don't believe that. Yeah, it buckles, It literally buckles, bose surround sound in the entire lower manhould come up like airplanes.

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Speaker 3: You see the building blowing out from the floors below in a bunch of the videos.

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Speaker 2: So clearly I don't like, Yeah, maybe ship like starts to break and shoots out. I don't know, even though I'm someone that does believe it was.

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Speaker 3: But if you look at American videos, that's exactly how it goes because they don't want the buildings to topple over and effect.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, maybe it's like they build it that way so that if anything ever structurally happens, it does go down that way, you know what I mean, like a safety precaution.

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Speaker 3: The plane that allegedly flew into uh, the Pentagon.

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Speaker 4: I'm putting the air quotes on the planes. The Pentagon's a little shady, Yeah, Pantagons a little shady. There's like, no, there's that one went down in the field. Yeah, the breed, that one. I think they just they took that one out. I think I think they told the story of let's roll and it became a like a rallying.

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Speaker 3: Thing, where's the breed? Like the breed that they were pulling from the field, was like, that's not that's not a seven fifty seven.

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Speaker 1: They would be way more planes are falling from this guy.

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Speaker 7: And I was going to say, the current situation with plants is pretty depressing.

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Speaker 1: Well, yeah, the whole Boeing thing. They killed that dude. Yeah, you know what though, that was that.

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Speaker 4: We talked about that today on my show, and I was all ready to believe the conspiracy theory on that. And if you look into it like that, the this is actually the second appeal on that lawsuit. It's been going on for seven years. Like everyone characterized it as like that guy's about to go to court and they killed him, and it's like it's a one million dollar lawsuit for bowing that.

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Speaker 1: They're like fucking whatever, right.

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Speaker 4: It's it's been going on for years and it's on his second appeal, so they're not actually keeping anything a secret.

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Speaker 1: It's like, I don't know.

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Speaker 4: I think that guy just fucking killed himself.

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Speaker 2: And as like our listeners know me to be the tinfoil hat man, my mentions were filled with this, and then I feel bad for my tinfoil hat community because I wanted to apply to me, like, guys, I think this.

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Speaker 1: Guy just I think he just killed himself. There's a lot people I don't really think, yeah, like his wife just died of cancer or this year, last year.

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Speaker 4: I do feel the pressure of being a tinfoil hatter where people will send you ship like you got to do a video on this, you got to talk about it. And sometimes I'm like no, no, no, because then you can't and you can't be a credible tinfoil hat guy if you just do everything or what if somebody you have.

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Speaker 1: To be a hipster tinfoil hat right, it has to be yeah, yeah, this for for fun or fad, you know, I'm just I do it when it's the real deal.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, what did they use before foil? Like cow skin or something? That's what I need to put on my head because I'm a hipster. I'm not attaching myself to everything.

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Speaker 1: Like I've made some video and once a once a conspiracy goes mainstream like that, I mean, like yeah, like sometimes like you guys are on this now right but right now I believe it then on the US Treasury. But he did say, if anything happens to me, it's not suicide.

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Speaker 3: So what I'm saying, what if they forced him to commit suicide?

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Speaker 1: What if they say, listen, you don't let me saying that.

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Speaker 4: Listen that you could tell me that that Boeing like ruined his life and shit, they drained him of his money, they were harassing him and following him for this lawsuit and shit, Like I.

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Speaker 1: Wouldn't fuck with Boeing either, But I don't know.

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Speaker 4: I feel like if you're also the type of person to like, go try to sue Boeing, you're the type of person to say things like if I die, it's not suicide.

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Speaker 2: And I don't know, conspiracies just make life more interesting. And then when you add in Netflix and these series that you can binge in one day that have all these twists and turns, you want life to be that way.

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Speaker 1: Oh, we also of everything feels.

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Speaker 2: Like it should be a conspiracy, and sometimes we guys are just suicidal and they happen to work for Boeing.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, like some things can just be true.

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Speaker 4: I go back and forth on like sometimes fact is stranger than fiction, like life is, you know, the craziest story of all. But then I'm also like even just being take just like our industry of like podcasting and making content and companies and influencers and shit, I know that there's shit behind closed doors and things you don't talk about and stories and lies within this little industry that means nothing.

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Speaker 1: Right, multiply that by.

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Speaker 4: A trillion when you're talking about politics and war and pharma and money, and it's like, if we have secrets, those guys absolutely do, so I can't. People who take everything at face value, I think are crazy people who you know, think that someone's a reptile equally is crazy, which also.

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Speaker 2: Could be true. But even to like retort my own nine to eleven conspiracy, it's like you're giving the American people too much credit that you needed to trick us. They could have just went to Iraq. The Patriot ach could have just happened you didn't need to knock down those bills that could have just stopped.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, like what we were we gonna do?

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Speaker 2: When have they ever asked for our permission?

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Speaker 1: They building? They want always man, Well, do you think that nine to eleven is what they say?

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Speaker 8: It is?

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Speaker 2: No, of course not. I but I see the other side of like, I'm pretty maybe it was some pissed off Arabs.

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Speaker 1: That just ran into a built.

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Speaker 4: I think I believe that there are things like we had like intel ahead of time, and there's those shady things where it's like, you know, they were like practicing.

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Speaker 1: Like response, you know, for like this exact situation.

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Speaker 4: I think there's some of that, But I don't think it was like an inside job inside job, Okay, I think, but I think, you know, like anything else in history, when there's like major shit going on, there's probably some people who, you know, did some shady things, knew something wanted that wanted it to happen, Let it happen, all that. But I don't think it's like a full blown.

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Speaker 7: What about the case of the unibomber, because remember that story the guy who was just for those that don't know, he was just living in the woods mining his own fucking business. He was a little off and they were just like the government was aware of him. They're like, let him do his thing. And then there was like a development getting built and they forced him to move. They're like you got to go, and he was like, I don't want to move. I'm going to snap if you move me out of this damn place. And they were like, well, sucks to suck. You gotta move. So then you just started mailing bombs to people and blowing shit up. They were aware, like he told them like, yo, if you fucking disrupt me. Sometimes I feel like you got to let people rock. Sleeping dogs live, Just let them rock, just give them the woods. That's the dude. They should have like like you know, and uh, catch me if you can.

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Speaker 4: When they make they turn Leo to like work for the government because you're so good at it, we should have done.

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Speaker 1: That sort of show it because that guy, that guy was, he was fucking smart. He knew what he was doing.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, like if you if we turn him into Jason Bourne, send that guy out there.

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Speaker 2: But why would why would you do that? Because we clearly see with Ben Laden he did that for us. And then they were like he blew up the building. He was on our payroll. He he was LEO and catch me if you can. Like, yo, we see that you're making this erratic group overseas. We'll give you some weapons and he to bite you, bro.

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Speaker 3: So that was Osama Abagnew pretty much.

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Speaker 1: Shore was on one of his passports.

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Speaker 2: But it's weird, like we don't have to do a deep dive into the nine eleven thing, but currently it does show how nobody gives a fuck in America. Like when Luke Shane dropped when I was twelve hard, I thought it was going to blow the gasket off the world, Like once the world finds this out, it's going to be crazy that America is going to find any way to bury this conspiracy. Now on Cable, the highest rated news show, there's guys going, yeah, it was a conspiracy, dude, there's politicians now it's it's no one gives a fuck. And that just proved that America does not give a fuck about us. They're not even trying to cover it up. I don't think politicians can say it. People don't care about actual shit, the actual thing. They care about the conspiracy and the why. Like the final nail in the coffin. For me was all the shit that's gone on with aliens in the last couple of years.

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Speaker 4: People have been yeah, since the fifties, doing these conspiracy theories.

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Speaker 3: How did you feel about the two little aliens that they pulled out of them in Mexico?

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Speaker 1: It was I mean that did you think that was No? I did not think that one was real. But a lot of the other shit that's going on.

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Speaker 4: When they announced they were like kind of like, yeah, we have spaceships, we have aircraft from another world, and we have like biologics that we don't know what they are. And everyone like I remember hearing that and being like this is all we should be talking about. We shouldn't be talking about anything else. But it was almost like people want to talk about the mystery and the cover up and all the lies. And then when you tell them like, okay, fine, there is aliens, everyone was like onto the next they were arguing about vander Pump rules. Yeah, it was all Tom Sanderbal The same fucking week that the government was like, yo, we have aliens.

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Speaker 1: Same thing with the Epstein list.

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Speaker 4: The Epstein List like basically came out and that law you could read the fucking documents of the lawsuit, and it was like, okay, here it is, and then what happened Nobody nothing because they don't actually give a fuck about These people are just here to argue and be right and you're wrong, and you know my party's right, your party's wrong, that sort of shit. Once it's like, okay, let's actually talk about aliens and what it means.

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Speaker 2: Want to do that whatever that law is that holds files for a certain amount of years, Yeah, yeah, that to me is just the government holding a wild joker to let time pass, because when we need distractions, we'll open the JFKI and the.

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Speaker 1: Oh it was the CIA.

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Speaker 2: So now we're ignoring the things that are happening right now and focusing on what happened in the sixties.

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Speaker 4: Which doesn't matter by the way, now eleven curiosity, it's like, okay, whatever.

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Speaker 2: Aliens, it's just a wild joker to keep us moving down with a nine to eleven thing. We clearly faked getting into Vietnam.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, we're always lying, We're always lying, but nobody gives a it's just a flat out fact, and it's like crazy, We'll move on to the next.

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Speaker 4: At least they used to have the decency of trying to cover it up, making up.

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Speaker 2: At least they used to say Jack on the Titanic and make us feel a little bit better about it.

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Speaker 4: It's like, Hey, we're fucking doing whatever we want. We don't care what you think. Yeah, all right, well it's been a while since we last kicked it.

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Speaker 2: Oh we did no intro.

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Speaker 1: No, we didn't know it, Joe, this is this is called open KFC. That's the craziest gold ole. Butever, how we hit it all? Man?

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Speaker 2: How did the KFC name start? We never even in the intro.

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Speaker 4: We just so, I, uh, it's just my initials and I when I first started working, uh first time making content, I was I was still working as an accountant.

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Speaker 2: I was hoping that F wasn't your middle name, and we would guess what the F stood for.

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Speaker 4: A lot of a lot of people, including like friends of mine, thought that it was just fucking They thought that I wanted to run around and call myself Kevin fu.

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Speaker 2: Yo.

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Speaker 4: God, this is so stupid. And I was like, I was like almost offended. I was like, is that what you think of me? Like? I was like, I need to come up with some a pseudonym. How about Kevin fucking Clancy. Okay, no, dude, like thinking they just named me with the fucking initials KFC.

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Speaker 2: I don't know what that was about, but dejectively not who you guys are at barstool, but what the stigma happened afterwards? Could you see someone being like his name probably he probably named himself.

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Speaker 1: Absolutely, Yeah, it fits the part for sure.

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Speaker 4: But I was, I was working at Deloitte as an accountant, and I uh, I needed to keep like my real name a secret, but I was, like, you know, I didn't want it to be anything too ridiculous, so like my initials kind of kind of works, and because it's three letters that people already know, it kind of fit well.

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Speaker 1: And then it just kind of went off from there.

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Speaker 4: But like people who know nobody actually calls me that, except for like in the internet world. So the people who know me, anytime I'm like being an asshole or like you know, run in my mouth, people will be like, oh, okay, f c's out today, Like let me back fucking But yeah, there was a time when, like I was, I was working at Deloitte and nobody knew that I was a blogger and then the people reading the blog and listen to the podcast and ship didn't know that I was an accountant. So I had this double life going for a minute before Barcel became like a Okay, you're gonna have like a paycheck, you know, steady.

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Speaker 2: For a long time, I was working at Havas, like when we started the old pods Havas. I I think we were funding that. I think we were doing that branding, everything changes. They were a peaceful group at one point, such a cool group of guys, and I had somebody that I didn't work with. They just it was a huge building like pull me aside, like kind of by where the bathroom kitchen area was and was like, yeah, look, I know you're on that. Because podcast was not popping in that, it was like you had to know underground thing. And that was a very awkward experience I had when you have your double life with real work and what you're trying to do those both sides.

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Speaker 4: There was one dude who knew so I had a website before I worked at a barstool that was very similar to barstool. I had Red Barsol as a fan, and I just kind of started my own thing to fuck around, like have some creativity in my life because I was the worst account and it was just sucking the life out of me. And and he saw me at work working on like this other website and he was like what is that?

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Speaker 1: And I was like, we gotta go for a walk. And I started like to explain everything to her. Well I'm Kevin fucking and if you tell anybody, I'll fucking kill you.

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Speaker 4: He was a cool dude though, and then so he was there, and then like maybe a matter of months later is when I got the gig at Barstool, and that was a whole process of like almost like auditions and rounds of interviews, kind of like you made it to this round, you made it to that round. And I remember being in our cube. He sat like behind me, and I like got word that I got the job, and we like he was almost it was like you know, you're going to get up out of the cubes, like like go you know, like leave me behind half BOYD. But it was like we like hugged and high fived and he was like you fucking did it. And I was like I'll come back.

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Speaker 1: For you, manund like I was guilty twenty years from now that's going to be like, yo, he left me behind. I was I was just day one. It never came back from me, yep, yep.

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Speaker 4: But yeah, so then KFC just kind of became the moniker.

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Speaker 1: So we're still ever had a nickname? You do have a nickname?

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Speaker 4: I do.

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Speaker 2: Like the mean words you guys say about me.

00:23:02
Speaker 1: I don't know.

00:23:02
Speaker 2: I don't know those don't own that as like a nickname. Do you guys just say mean words?

00:23:05
Speaker 1: You've never had a nickname? No, really, you you don't.

00:23:09
Speaker 4: Even have a name.

00:23:10
Speaker 1: You can like shorten. People call you like roar.

00:23:15
Speaker 2: Girls that would like flirt with me would say rors, like anytime they would say rors. Sometimes be like I can now that we're here, we've only known each other for like a few hours.

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Speaker 1: And you're calling me. I could definitely be.

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Speaker 2: But no, I never really had I was never cool enough.

00:23:31
Speaker 1: Uh.

00:23:31
Speaker 2: The only one in the music industry in the beginning was the white boy that shot money.

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Speaker 1: Be with probably have Yeah, how long do you even know by ma?

00:23:44
Speaker 3: Like your whole life that's just yeah abbreviated name. Like nobody says anybody calls me Jamal is either mad at me, I owe him money or or like family, right, but nobody calls me that.

00:23:55
Speaker 1: Everybody calls me all do you introduce yourself as KFC like around No, I mean I'll no, No, I always introduced my name.

00:24:04
Speaker 4: Most people actually call like people who know me from the Internet say KFC Parcel, like I guess because of the handle, like whatever, So it's just KC.

00:24:15
Speaker 1: Barstol.

00:24:16
Speaker 9: It's almost like one word. Usually it's exactly like, yeah, but that's what I say. Usually it's the name of the crew first and then like, so it's barstool KFC.

00:24:28
Speaker 4: Yeah, I guess I've gotten both. But my but my Instagram and my my handle on Twitter Instagram as KC.

00:24:36
Speaker 1: Barsels. Yeah, people know from that.

00:24:37
Speaker 4: But yeah, it's almost like I was thinking, if if I ever am not a part of barslol, I think people will still just call me KFC barstool. At this point, it's like it's not even associated company, just like my name. You know.

00:24:46
Speaker 2: That's not weird to me now, But in those like early social media days, when I would be out like at shows or whatever, just like trying to make a fucking career, people would come up to me and introduce.

00:24:56
Speaker 1: Themselves as they're at names.

00:24:58
Speaker 2: Yeah, and that used to blow my mind, but now in retrospect, I shouldn't have judged them, like that's the world we were going.

00:25:03
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, I mean it was.

00:25:04
Speaker 2: It was a brand to it, but it was like it made me feel uncomfortable, Like, okay.

00:25:08
Speaker 4: Do you get I'll get a lot of people like yo, like out a meet and greet, like, you know, nice to meet you, Like one time you retweeted me or something like that, and I'm like, okay, bro, that's a little like we're talking about like our internet activity. You know, you follow my friend on Instagram.

00:25:23
Speaker 1: Like yeah, okay, I don't know. I think it's weird that we.

00:25:27
Speaker 2: Have to, like I usually just get suicidal people. I wish it would have been a retweet we put.

00:25:31
Speaker 3: We put so much pressure on like the names that we picked for a social media accounts totally yeah.

00:25:36
Speaker 1: That's like a real like.

00:25:38
Speaker 3: And then if the name that you think you came up with that is so clever is taken, you don't know what to do a right then you had one idea, what the fuck do I call one, two, three four at the end of it or something.

00:25:48
Speaker 2: I feel blessed that I landed on one early that worked out okay, yeah, this is Rory is okay. I will say there is a corny backstory that I've never told off it. Very quickly, I was trying to find a Twitter name. I was big on this is fifty dot com. So I just typed in this this is Rory and it was available, and it's stuck, and I was like, that's not the worst, though it could have been. I found out I didn't know Adam twenty two. I thought that had like a whole backstory. He was just trying to put Adam and twenty two was the only one that was available. Like, twenty two isn't a closer, it's not bar stool best, like Adam twenty two is just like one of those others.

00:26:29
Speaker 1: Of course it's twenty one other Adams.

00:26:32
Speaker 4: I think part of me thinks that we should live in a world where you have to put your government name and face on everything you do on the Internet, so that fucking people wouldn't be.

00:26:41
Speaker 1: You sound like a report. But then but then I go back to the other side.

00:26:44
Speaker 4: Where I'm like, no, we should all be fucking anonymous, because putting all your all your all your real thoughts, and all your actual activity out there is like, no one should be subjected to that. But you know if it was, if you couldn't just be some some fake name with some fake picture, you would be way less of asshole.

00:27:00
Speaker 1: Yeah.

00:27:01
Speaker 2: Yeah, I have mixed feelings on that too, because the internet would be way less fun if everyone had to like verify.

00:27:07
Speaker 1: Photo and like I want to you know.

00:27:10
Speaker 2: But then also it's like us that has to live in the real world and stand by our opinions and walk around and live with them is way different than the guy that calls us pussy and has an insane opinion. Like I'm not controlled by then I could say anything. It's like you also have a blacked out avvy and no one knows your ip adr right, No, you don't have to walk outside.

00:27:32
Speaker 1: No, that's where I mean.

00:27:34
Speaker 4: I I also think I've been around long enough that like, once you've I don't know, I've said so many I've had so many opinions, had so many things, and been wrong so many times, and stupid so many times, and controversial so many times that eventually, I don't.

00:27:46
Speaker 1: Know, I don't even worry about it anymore because it's like, yeah, it's like not lecky, You're still going It's like, eventually, congressman, people do forget.

00:27:57
Speaker 2: People are going to be fine with it eventually. So yeah, I was actually a standing congressman at that time. But who gives them now it's a conspiracy.

00:28:06
Speaker 1: Nobody one. I was like, let's go to Iraq. Facts don't matter.

00:28:13
Speaker 3: Did you get a chance to see the Don Lemon Elon interview.

00:28:17
Speaker 2: The clip that went really viral between the two of them and it was cut down? Admittedly I didn't see the entire context, but I will tell you what everyone's outraged about. Donalan was asking Elon Musk about sort of affirmative action in some degree, not directly that, but black doctors getting the same opportunities because a majority of doctors are white. Elon Musk took that and answered it completely incorrectly and said, why should we lower the standards of doctors because we've you know, that would make people die if we don't have a higher standard of doctor. And Donalan was like no, I'm saying, do you have any evidence of that? He's like no, but I can see in that scenario if we lower the standard, people will die. And he's saying, there's been no history of black doctors coming into the medical field and.

00:29:09
Speaker 4: People dying, right, So, yeah, you's implying that black people are not good doctors.

00:29:13
Speaker 2: That's a that's not a good answer. And even if Elon didn't mean that, it's exactly like what it sounded. And that's why that whole like you only have five more minutes thing started to come into play out of here because he sounded insane. Well, z Islond was like, I'm not saying we should lower.

00:29:28
Speaker 1: Its like you're saying that. Bro, Yeah you brought that was on your mind he was talking about. I think that was the problem.

00:29:33
Speaker 3: I think Elon felt like, you're trying to make it seem like that's what I was meant to say, and that's not what I mean.

00:29:39
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm sure Don was doing some gotcha shit like you.

00:29:42
Speaker 3: Know, like that like you try to corner somebody in an interview and say, oh, so, what do you mean by that?

00:29:47
Speaker 1: Like I'm telling you exactly what I mean. That's not what I'm implying.

00:29:50
Speaker 4: Well, also listen, Elon Musk is one of the weirdest motherfuckers to ever live. Like brilliant dude, rockets, space Exploration, all that shit, But at the end of the day, he is just desperate to look cool, be funny, and be popular.

00:30:07
Speaker 1: That's what Like, I think this whole Twitter thing was like they were.

00:30:10
Speaker 4: Calling him the meme Lord, and like anything even remotely funny, people are like, oh my god, he's hilarious.

00:30:16
Speaker 2: And it's like, what so I mean, like, yeah, he's definitely, but he just wants.

00:30:22
Speaker 4: Like the approval, Like he should not be doing big interviews that aren't anything outside of like tell me about the science behind fucking pasewalking, you know, talking about all this other shit is like he's probably not really the most equipped guy to do that socially.

00:30:37
Speaker 3: But I think that's why he did the interview was because people don't really either. One, they don't know much about him away from his companies and things like that. They want to know more about Elon the person. They don't want to go about Elon.

00:30:51
Speaker 1: I mean, when you.

00:30:52
Speaker 2: Create Mark Cuban, like Mark Cuban outside of his business shit was organically hilarious.

00:30:57
Speaker 4: Yeah, And I would just be like, I am a scientific weirdo bro, Like I'm not lean into it. I'm I am so fucking I'm so much smarter than you and that's all that matters. Yeah, I don't need to be funny. I don't need to make funny media. It's like I'm just here to to, like, you know, be invention shit and change the future and like that.

00:31:15
Speaker 2: And I mean, this is my ignorance side I brought up. He does so many interviews and I know nothing that he really contributes to the world. I think electric cars, I get it, He's not the only one doing it. He made a flamethrower. I think he has something to do with PayPal cool on board. You made a private rocket.

00:31:33
Speaker 4: That fucking train man, hyper hyper speed train. Why get him in that shit? That's it's so we are the worst country when we're so far behind that you want to talk conspiracy. I don't think it's conspiracy. It's just that airlines are never gonna let that shit happen. It's intentional.

00:31:47
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah.

00:31:48
Speaker 2: After being brainwashed by the Kanye Pablo album, when he was hanging out with Elon and Elon was like, Yo, I'm gonna build underground tunnels in LA I was like, I'm on board with this guy because this could actually make people's lives a little bit.

00:31:59
Speaker 1: This is it's easier.

00:32:01
Speaker 2: That was that disappeared and then he was on Rogan with a flamethrower, and I was like, he smoked weed, and oh, man, is this the.

00:32:08
Speaker 1: Same guy we think he is?

00:32:09
Speaker 4: This is my thing? And I was you want to talk about like hipsters? I was, I was an og Elon musk hater. And I can't even knock him forth though. He would just say shit, and it doesn't matter if he can't actually do it.

00:32:23
Speaker 1: He just says shit.

00:32:24
Speaker 4: He's just like, we're gonna go to jleepiter by twenty nineteen, and it's like, oh, yeah, we fucking we didn't do it, bro, We're gonna be able to travel around the world in thirty minutes by you know, the end of the decade. It's like, well, I guess we'll wait for another six years to prove you right or wrong. But by then no one's even gonna fucking remember or care. But you're smart enough that people are like, oh, it could happen. I'm just gonna start saying that shit.

00:32:46
Speaker 2: He went with the Steve Jobs business model, but Steve Jobs actually delivered with his insane shit. Yeah with help obviously, right, but yeah, Elon's saying that insane shit just kind of got to rock it up. After like the fifteen years we've known him. How are we going to get to Jupiter? You're having trouble with the first cloud in the sky every time.

00:33:03
Speaker 1: I'm not supping. I could never make a rock him every time.

00:33:06
Speaker 4: Space. Don't make those cens you got you's got a self landing fucking rocket that's incredible to blow up and ship whatever.

00:33:12
Speaker 1: Man, Well they have to blow up, not everything's going to be a home run.

00:33:15
Speaker 2: Yeah, also full circle in that Titanic conspiracy. If Jack didn't do that, we wouldn't have got the NASA funding between the World War One thing.

00:33:22
Speaker 1: Yeah here nor there.

00:33:24
Speaker 2: But I think it's cool that he has money and is doing the private rocket ship. But to your point, don't make claims that we're going to do all this wild ship and now we need to celebrate ten years later just for getting to my everyday life.

00:33:35
Speaker 1: Isn't that what a dream is?

00:33:36
Speaker 2: Though?

00:33:36
Speaker 1: You just have to like say it.

00:33:38
Speaker 4: Maybe you shouldn't say it publicly, but like, yeah, but you don't get credit for it, man, Yeah, I mean you don't get a credit on the dream. I'm not saying that. I'm saying he gets credit for ship because.

00:33:48
Speaker 7: I think he gets credit because his track record proves that he has a history of like dreaming big and accomplishing those very things. Like if I say, yo, we're going to Jupiter in ten years, it means nothing because I have no record of space act.

00:34:00
Speaker 4: Yeah, but I'm saying I think even when he yes, he has a better chance of doing that than you, but like.

00:34:06
Speaker 1: Not that much better, Like we're not possible. It is not that much.

00:34:15
Speaker 2: But all right, let's we can again to the tinfoil hat ship because I have my tinfoil hat on. Yes, I can respect somebody that yells out an insane dream and as a track record of accomplishing it, I think that's great. Steve jobs one of them. He's changed the world. But when we don't have fucking healthcare and the aliens are here, I don't really care about Elon must trying to create technology that the aliens already fucking have. Let's just go talk to them. And we don't have healthcare, So.

00:34:46
Speaker 1: You're not a hero to me. We have a bigger fry, have a comfort.

00:34:51
Speaker 2: You go talk to a fucking alien and make that rocket work, and then figure out how I can walk into a fucking hospital and cure this disease real quick.

00:35:00
Speaker 7: That they would never cure it. Yeah, I mean, do you want to talk about then Elon?

00:35:04
Speaker 2: Don't look at Don Lemon and say black doctors can't go to the hospital.

00:35:08
Speaker 4: What I don't get is, obviously he's a brilliant dude or whatever it would being somewhat tongue in cheek.

00:35:14
Speaker 1: But like the people who dick ride Elon Musk are very weird to me, losers Like.

00:35:19
Speaker 4: I mean, I'm sure people say that that ship about sports too, like, yeah, we ride everybody, but I don't know, there's something about it, like athletes are like doing doing something.

00:35:29
Speaker 1: I guess they are comparable in a way, but I don't know.

00:35:31
Speaker 4: It's just like you just ride this guy's dick because he's like a billionaire and you think he's like funny.

00:35:36
Speaker 1: It just feels I just could never do that.

00:35:40
Speaker 3: I don't know, but dick riding anybody is weird, not just Elon. Yeah, I guess you could say that shop after the Warriors Lakers game was you know, he's a lebron you know stand he was seeing in the lot in the back back?

00:35:54
Speaker 10: Uh?

00:35:55
Speaker 3: Like about the lockow? Yeah, he asked Steph Curry for his sneak? Is his game sneakers that he wore. Steph took them off and signed him and gave him the Shannon Sharp and everybody was like, first of all, I don't you this big lebron He just beat lebron in at the Crypto Arena. Yeah, and you're back by the locker room getting his sneakers. But then people were like, yo, but then this is Shannon Sharp. You're one of the greatest Titans to ever play.

00:36:21
Speaker 4: Makes it. I can see both sides of that where it's like, yo, you should not be so like impressed because you're one of the great too. But also it's almost like he's secure in doing that, you know what I mean, Like he's like.

00:36:34
Speaker 1: Yeah, I didn't see nothing wrong with it. Yeah, I don't care. Yeah, I'm surprised that this that.

00:36:41
Speaker 3: That's because if you're an athlete, you're probably a collector. You have jerseys from some guys that you enjoy watching him play and things like that. I didn't think it was anything wrong with Shannon.

00:36:50
Speaker 4: I were to do that. It's almost like some schmuck. His life is like being made by the fact that he got Steph Curry's shoes, right, So I think Shannon shar I wasn'ts respect to you as it was just funny to me because it's like he's such a Lebron fan and you like he didn't want to be seen.

00:37:07
Speaker 1: Maybe yeah those kind of.

00:37:11
Speaker 4: Together where you at you wear jerseys, you wear you one of those like I don't wear another man's name on my back.

00:37:19
Speaker 3: When I was younger, I did, but yeah, I get older and you start to meet some of these guys in real life, You're like, oh, he's a fucking dick. Yeah, yeah, would I wear so? Then now I look at it like all of these guys can be did but some of them are cool. But I'm just not a I don't wear jersey.

00:37:33
Speaker 4: But that made more reason, Like give me somebody in there cool and you wear their jersey.

00:37:36
Speaker 1: It's like the last jersey I bought was like, yeah, right, I like him.

00:37:41
Speaker 2: And it's not like I ever wore a jersey because I thought they were like a good guy. No, I wore You know what, he's probably silly. He's probably a really nice guy.

00:37:48
Speaker 4: Bro.

00:37:48
Speaker 1: When I was a great athlete, I was at.

00:37:51
Speaker 2: OR the team had a great logo and a great color that matched with what I was wearing.

00:37:55
Speaker 4: I bought a jersey. I bought a Jason Kidd Mavericks jersey when I was a kid. Strictly they mispriced.

00:38:01
Speaker 1: The tag back.

00:38:03
Speaker 4: This was back with jerseys like forty fifty dollars and I was a kid, you know, saving up for like one of them, and I got up. It was like fifty four.

00:38:12
Speaker 1: So it was huge.

00:38:13
Speaker 4: Bro, that's like my knees. But it was like fourteen ninety nine. Yeah, and I had to buy it, and the girl rung it up and she was like, yeah, like you got us whatever. So I ran around wearing that jersey down to my fucking knees as like a probably like a ten year old, just looking like a clown.

00:38:27
Speaker 3: The last jersey that I purchased and wear sometimes is a Yankee Dom matt On the jersey, so.

00:38:34
Speaker 1: I wore it. We we did a oh yeah, you wore to the game. We went to the game, went to the Yankee game. That's another thing to if you wear it to the games, I don't know, I'm not gonna know.

00:38:41
Speaker 3: Not only that, not only did I wear to the game, but Don Mattingly is the is the manager for the Devil Rays, right, so the Yankees were planning in the raised that day we went.

00:38:52
Speaker 1: So when we were walking to have like the on field, they took us on the.

00:38:55
Speaker 3: Field before the game plan brew J's at the Blue Jay's. I'm sorry, not the Blue Jays. And so as we're walking to the field, we're walking back by the by the locker rooms. Don Maddenly is standing outside of the Blue Jays locker room. He's talking to somebody. So as we're walking through, I'm like, oh ship, they goes dumb Madley right this. So I'm kind of trying to walk at an angle. He sees the twenty three on the back trying to kind of so he kind of like, maybe stop me, and I'm.

00:39:21
Speaker 1: Like, yeah, just sign it. I'll never wait again. Yeah he didn't look up, no, but it I was trying. I don't.

00:39:27
Speaker 11: I don't know.

00:39:27
Speaker 4: If I could think of the last jersey I got, I wouldn't even know.

00:39:32
Speaker 3: Man, that was the and that was just because that was just a jersey I remember having as a kid.

00:39:36
Speaker 2: Yeah, the only throwback I had was Walt Fraser and Nicks, which I lost somewhere that I'm tight. It was like the authentic throwback and the nicest.

00:39:45
Speaker 4: Jeur I had a like a Mitchell and ness. Uh, it was like a Jerry West jersey. But when when the Lakers were like purple and blue like that, that that era of jersey. But again I looked ridiculous wearing them looking back on that, man.

00:40:00
Speaker 2: Bro, But looking back, I got to come back to some degree like people wear jerseys and it doesn't look crazy the way it used to.

00:40:06
Speaker 3: I think social media ruined buying jerseys for me because like once.

00:40:10
Speaker 2: You see, no fucking friend ruined it. No, But once jay Z said no more throwback, no, no, no, he ruined it. Fuck you man, No, I can't. I got a got a closet full of these things that are not cool anymore. Trying ends me and buy me a throwback and then jay Z was like nah, Mom was like, what the fuck, We're not wearing that?

00:40:28
Speaker 1: No more. I can't buy you a button up now too.

00:40:30
Speaker 3: I just think that once you get, once you start jersey to a button up, that was the nasty he said.

00:40:36
Speaker 4: That was the progression, Bro, That was the nastiest transition. The fact that he literally said button up is so funny to me. It's like put on, put on a button. Boys, we're getting Plus we gotta put we're growing up. We gotta grow up sometimes. Yeah, there there are pictures of me from like you know, middle school in high school just looking ridiculous.

00:40:55
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm trying to find my phone on anybody had that?

00:40:58
Speaker 4: Man, I love that era, but looking back on it, I mean we used to go to the Cross County Mall or the galley and get you know, every piece of Sean John, every piece of rock were all that ship will I just I never I was not allowed to wear Fou and I never wore Mecca. Those are two things I'm not touching.

00:41:18
Speaker 1: I was like, I don't know what I know what one means. I don't know what the other one even means. I'm out on that. I probably shouldn't be wearing any of that, but I'm definitely not change it to abbreviation.

00:41:29
Speaker 4: It changes to for us, for you by us, by us, But then they tried to change to be like.

00:41:36
Speaker 1: No white people can buy it too, and for you by us. You know, it's like that. Everybody's in that. Everybody's like, I'm.

00:41:43
Speaker 4: Not touching them. Yeah, we looked absurd. Man, he had a bucket hat on you, the bucket face. I had a like a towel, bucket hat. It was so bad, but I just people like you shouldn't wearing it. I should be wearing a button up and fucking.

00:42:04
Speaker 1: Most wanted right there.

00:42:07
Speaker 9: It was.

00:42:07
Speaker 4: It was like we we had just moved from City Island to UH to west Chester and there was like, you know, there was like preppy kids who dressed like what I probably should have been dressing like.

00:42:17
Speaker 1: Yeah, but I was hanging out with a bunch of black and Puerto Rican kids, So I started dressing like that exactly exactly.

00:42:23
Speaker 2: You could wear a jersey if you were in City Island, you're allowed, yes, but like, how y is this baggy Rockefeller? Uh?

00:42:32
Speaker 1: Hell polo with throwing the rock? We could throw it, of course, put man, we'll put it if you're watching on video. I'll make sure Paula is.

00:42:41
Speaker 4: If you're not watching, maul is literally disgusted, like it looks like you just smelled the fart I was.

00:42:46
Speaker 2: I was maybe fourteen in this photo. Hell yeah, man, you don't understand what it was like when someone had a camera like that.

00:42:56
Speaker 4: Do something that was a crazy we don't know what I actually don't know what you're when people are like either take a picture of me, or they do like a story real quick?

00:43:03
Speaker 1: What I don't know what to do. I'm always just like, yo, what's up? Terrible? So if I could just may just start doing that, start throwing off the rock again.

00:43:13
Speaker 2: Like you know how like proud I was to like have that polo yeah and yeah I didn't know and you know that like one girl that had a digital.

00:43:22
Speaker 1: Camera yeah around the wrist like snap. Yeah. Of course I was just like, yo, yeah that's sick. Yeah, look where your family started.

00:43:30
Speaker 4: I was gonna say, that's disgusting, man, I'm sorry I went through that. I had a metal belt from one of those brands. It was like literally metal, the BB Simon belts, like the one of the BB I'm sure it was not like the night June trash.

00:43:46
Speaker 1: Oh do you know what?

00:43:48
Speaker 4: Something else I didn't touch either. Kids are walking around wearing the shirt that had like the gun holster like.

00:43:54
Speaker 1: Sewed to it.

00:43:55
Speaker 4: Yeah.

00:43:55
Speaker 1: I was like, all right, yeah, cam, I gotta draw. How do you wash that?

00:44:01
Speaker 2: When I got the blue iverson jersey, I matched it with yellow swim trunks baby, because it was the only jersey I had. He was a kid that doesn't get fire. I had choices as a kid. Don't get had that jersey and the white Tracy McGrady magic jersey.

00:44:16
Speaker 1: Yeah, that was dope. Those fire love for that.

00:44:21
Speaker 4: If that ship somehow made it come back and we could dress like that again, they just don't.

00:44:25
Speaker 1: They don't jerky.

00:44:26
Speaker 3: The jerseys is just too big. It's like it's where would you wear? That's why I choose a baseball jersey because that's kind of more.

00:44:33
Speaker 1: It's like a T shirt. Yeah that's but yeah, exactly like the basketball jersey's just too weird. Am I going with this ship and it's like a tank top? You put a shirt like I got it?

00:44:42
Speaker 4: Oh you know what the last one I probably got was, but it was I mean I ran to the store to get Mellow on the Nuggets when they rebranded with the yellow and their baby blue.

00:44:51
Speaker 1: That was like that was a classic Mellow Mellow Nuggets jersey was fire.

00:44:55
Speaker 2: And as dumb as we were for all of that, girls were into it.

00:45:02
Speaker 4: Jersey dresses. Oh my god, I will propose to you in a heartbeat. So I remember this girl wearing a Sacramento King's jersey dress and I was.

00:45:11
Speaker 1: Like, I am in love with you. God damn nothing more sexually.

00:45:16
Speaker 2: Appealing than a woman in a jersey dress. In my opinion, what a time right here?

00:45:21
Speaker 3: You different, It doesn't even have to be a jersey dress, just a dress. Just that's type, just to be a woman, just to be a woman. Dress sick dresses were so dope to our women listeners.

00:45:33
Speaker 2: Where you guys done it?

00:45:34
Speaker 1: Which team? When did?

00:45:37
Speaker 11: I had a Cleveland Cavaliers jersey dress?

00:45:41
Speaker 4: So it was like as recently, Yeah, I wasn't sure if that like ever you know, stuck around or not, because.

00:45:46
Speaker 11: This was like how it's coming it's coming back?

00:45:49
Speaker 1: Is it?

00:45:49
Speaker 11: Yes?

00:45:50
Speaker 1: Jersey dress big news.

00:45:53
Speaker 12: So there's a girl I think either her husband plays for the team if I'm not mistaken, what's the team that just on the super.

00:46:01
Speaker 1: She did the jacket for Tayler Swift yeeah.

00:46:03
Speaker 4: And she's got a.

00:46:04
Speaker 12: Brand back the branding of our like you know, reconfiguring jerseys and all that stuff into fashion.

00:46:12
Speaker 2: So it has to be a throwback with the new generation because like, if she has on a jersey dress of a current player, I'm gonna think she fucked. Yeah, I don't think she's just so like she has to like really, she has to be a fan of three Lebron at this point, Well, she can still be fucking Lebron today. Man, I can't put on.

00:46:33
Speaker 3: Mahome's jersey dress though we saw homes jersey dress. Why Pat Mahomes jersey dress?

00:46:38
Speaker 1: Why Pat Mahome Stop? But is that, like are the girls wearing? Why? Is that much more ridiculous because if you.

00:46:46
Speaker 3: See a cute, a beautiful fucking girl and in a Pat Mahomes ery, you have to assume like, no, not Pat Mahomes.

00:46:53
Speaker 11: Oh no, she couldn't just be a fan of the team.

00:46:56
Speaker 1: No, well, no she's not.

00:46:57
Speaker 2: But I also don't think she fucked Pat Mahomes if she has on a Miami Dolphins Tarreek Hill jersey dress.

00:47:04
Speaker 3: He beat on Collins, Oh, because you're saying Past is not that type of guy.

00:47:08
Speaker 1: He's my bad on literally.

00:47:12
Speaker 7: Well, the reason why she was able to do this too is because the NFL, which never does this. That's how you know they're in good stance with her. Swift Antillier Swift. They approved the licensing to let her use licensed logos and team names, which is the first time ever they've done this, and they gave it to her.

00:47:29
Speaker 4: That's good pr all around.

00:47:30
Speaker 1: For them. Yeah, that's why they do that.

00:47:32
Speaker 2: I mean, they're they're going off the the Jordan model, like, let's re release shit at a small clip for branding.

00:47:38
Speaker 1: That's all that is.

00:47:40
Speaker 2: That stuff looks right though.

00:47:41
Speaker 7: Yeah so she yeah she's doing custom sales, one offs, whatever. But yeah, now obviously with the license she can go crazy and sell them in bulk.

00:47:48
Speaker 3: Well hardly is her boyfriend or husband a player.

00:47:51
Speaker 1: He's a fullback on the forty nine ers.

00:47:54
Speaker 8: Yeah.

00:47:54
Speaker 1: Yeah, like if she was just some random girl doing that.

00:47:56
Speaker 4: But still you you open up, you know, it's like the next girl, the next person trying to do it.

00:48:01
Speaker 1: You're gonna give them the license to a lot of random girls in the NFL, not unless your sucking NFL dick. That's a prerequisite for a lot of stuff. What do you think they'll bring back, like some of the Nickelodeon merchant oh too soon, Yeah, feet picks.

00:48:17
Speaker 11: Yeah, Nickelodeon children jean jacket.

00:48:22
Speaker 1: You had a Nickelodeon jean jacket.

00:48:24
Speaker 11: It was a Titan jean jacket.

00:48:25
Speaker 1: It's fine. They were only after us.

00:48:26
Speaker 2: You were safe.

00:48:29
Speaker 1: Only the whites.

00:48:30
Speaker 2: No only oh yo oh, actually no, I take that back. They were definitely going after.

00:48:35
Speaker 1: Everybody anywhere could get it.

00:48:37
Speaker 4: So many people should be going to jail on this ship.

00:48:39
Speaker 1: Dude like that. They they hired like people who were known pedophiles. Pedophiles.

00:48:45
Speaker 4: The one dude who got convicted worked on I think The Sweet Life of Zak of Cody after getting convicted. Yeah, that's fucking insane. That Like, that guy obviously should be out of here. But the dude who hired him, yes, fuck yeah, kill him too.

00:49:02
Speaker 1: Well, it's nuts.

00:49:04
Speaker 4: That dude, the one, the main guy, They said the girl wrote the book prior to all this this documentary. The girl wrote the book last year, said they like knew about it to the point that they made a separate room for him where he would go in and watch what's going on and direct and then someone else would run out and give the notes because they were like, he can't be around the kids, but that's not enough to fucking fire him.

00:49:29
Speaker 3: He shouldn't even be here, insane.

00:49:32
Speaker 1: And I'm like, and then there's the there's a couple.

00:49:34
Speaker 4: I haven't seen the whole the whole documentary, but I've seen the picture of the clips and the dad being like I knew something was off, so I didn't like him being around him, but like, it just ended up happening.

00:49:45
Speaker 1: What what do you mean?

00:49:47
Speaker 2: It just ended up happening, So at the fuck out of here.

00:49:50
Speaker 1: So for those that don't know, on Max right HBO Max, while it was on Investigative Discovery, but it might be yeah, Max, it's on Max. We're late to the party.

00:49:58
Speaker 2: Which is insane because when they were putting dates up of this and it was public, I was like, how did no one hear about it? So last night I watched the first three episodes quiet on the set. They tricked me even though I knew going into it this was going to be some pedophile shit. The first episode was just such a great nostalgic time to look back at Nickelodeon shows all that everything.

00:50:18
Speaker 4: Bro, this is so creepy.

00:50:21
Speaker 1: Sorry, it goes left so quickly.

00:50:25
Speaker 4: It's also he is like the grossest, fattest slob in the world. It's like, not that it would matter what you look like, but he just fits the part to the max.

00:50:35
Speaker 1: And he definitely does look like a beached whale.

00:50:37
Speaker 2: Uh.

00:50:38
Speaker 4: There's that clip of Ariana Grande with the potato you saw, Oh my god like things that I guess so so many things that I just threw a different lens.

00:50:47
Speaker 1: I guess just didn't look that bad.

00:50:50
Speaker 8: Then.

00:50:50
Speaker 2: I remember the pickle pickle guy. I remember all of that guy, and I never thought it was weird.

00:50:56
Speaker 1: But I was a kid. How did adults not not see this? I mean everybody was like an adult telling a girl.

00:51:02
Speaker 4: Lay down with her head over the bed, like come ons, she one of the plays in the in the world that you see that happen.

00:51:09
Speaker 2: She's squeezing the potato right now, going.

00:51:13
Speaker 1: Like, I guess Dan, well not, I guess.

00:51:17
Speaker 7: It's revealed that he has a pretty ad foot fetish where he would go around sets and ask he would give them money cash to take photos of their feet. And then there were also like people say that the subliminals of the Nickelodeon logo itself, which was a foot, and he would sneak in into the script, you know, little play foot jabs and ship like that, like it's just.

00:51:40
Speaker 2: So about this actual Yeah, this was the episode with Dan Snyder, who was the creator of a lot of Nickelodeon shows High Exec There he they'd say ship about like Ariana Grande and the Potatoes, the pickle guy, all this ship but When it came to Dan Schneider getting kicked out of a writer's room, we reached out to Dan Schneider. He commented back and said he was never kicked out of a writer's room. Then there was like a gender hire where he hired a guy editor instead of a woman editor. Dan Schneider commented back and said gender never played a role in hiring, but throughout the entire thing there's mad rapey pedophile shit going on. Dan Schneider never said, Nah, wasn't me. I was gonna say, like the almost comment was I was never kicked out of a writer's room.

00:52:28
Speaker 1: Which like is probably true because no one, you know, you had power and money.

00:52:31
Speaker 2: Like what a narcissistic thing to think, Like, Nah, I'm that funny. They would never kick me out of a writer's room.

00:52:36
Speaker 4: That's what you commented on, dude, the absolute worst of the worst these people deserve.

00:52:43
Speaker 1: I mean, and I mean I had heard about this guy for a while.

00:52:49
Speaker 4: I didn't know all but like between that book and just rumors, it's kind of a Weinstein thing or it was like, we know what's going on, and I guess it takes till a documentary comes out for people to really move on it. But like what happens now?

00:53:04
Speaker 1: Nothing?

00:53:04
Speaker 4: You don't think so because I mean usually, like like I mean happened with R Kelly Weinstein, I feel like once this shit comes out, usually something does happen.

00:53:12
Speaker 2: So Dan was never enough, like he was never put on trial for anything actually within sexual assort of children.

00:53:20
Speaker 4: And everything, he was just running. He was running reship sexism.

00:53:23
Speaker 2: Clearly was okay with that environment. It was one of the pas that was sending child actors emails of him jerking off. They outed his house, they found everything. He got three years, came out in nine twenty fourteen, arrested for sexual assault to a child, right, which is fucking insane. Yeah, the main one was a Brian Peck which you had posted about. Yeah, he was a like dialogue teacher actor whatever, and would you know, damn near live with these kids to teach them then try to become their manager and meanwhile I was fucking them. And it makes you think about that environment of why you wouldn't treat it even more sensitive, even though it was a different time and people didn't give a fuck.

00:54:10
Speaker 1: If you're in a kid's there's no excuse.

00:54:12
Speaker 2: We're not being too woken saying that if you're dealing with kids, we need to vet every person that is left alone with a child without their parents.

00:54:20
Speaker 4: But you know, it's so weird looking at like when all the ditty shit went down a couple weeks ago, there was that video of him and Bieber when Bieber spent twenty four hours of Diddy, and it was weird because the video is like thirteen years old now or some shit, and half the comments are from then, and half the comment comments are from now, and the one from all the comments from back then are like, oh my god, it's so crazy to watch our boy justin grow up and like this is such a dream like dream team like whatever duo, and then the new comments are like how the fuck did we miss this? Yeah, but it really was like a I don't know, or maybe maybe it's more people were I mean, I even go back look and turn a blind eye, but are Kelly.

00:54:58
Speaker 1: Shit Like we saw the video of him peing on that it was a joke. It was we're laughing about an Archabelle show.

00:55:05
Speaker 3: And then he still put out albums after that that we supported, went on tour after that. It was like, yo, did we not just see his video together, like he's peeing on a little girl.

00:55:14
Speaker 1: Yeah, but it wasn't nothing.

00:55:15
Speaker 4: But at least those people were like I shouldn't say at least and it does not mitigate what they did, but they were the stars, you know, hm, who was a fuck about Dan Schneider, Like, Okay, he can he can write a good children's script or some shit, like we can make other children's shows without you, bro. We don't need this guy, yeah, you know, And they were saying like that, we will keep him on set, but we'll keep him in a separate room, like just go get another fucking producer, director, Ariana Grande and and whoever else, so they'll be fine need this guy.

00:55:47
Speaker 2: Okay, but that's also not shooting any bail in that regards. But if you're looking at an exec that is running a viacom where Nickelodeon, even though it's extremely profitable, is just one small branch, I can't do day to day shit. I see that, Dan Snyder, what's that report called? When you get back all the TV results.

00:56:08
Speaker 1: Like Neils numbers? So they in the second episode, the Nielsen numbers one through fifteen was Nickelodeon show He Was Clean, created by Dan Snyder. So yeah, so I guess on someone everyone I can see the exec that's overseeing Nickelodeon.

00:56:28
Speaker 4: Like that almost makes it worse because like he just it means he was like so good at like I mean, he's wear this ship with little kids.

00:56:35
Speaker 7: He did all that, Keenan and Cal, the Amanda Show, Drake and Josh, Zeobe, One Oh One, I, Carley, Victoria, Sam and Kat Henry, Danger, Game Shakers, Adventure dadri Kid, Goodberger, Nicola, and he produced a big the film, Big Fat Liar Nickelodeon.

00:56:50
Speaker 1: He was the golden era of Nickelodeon.

00:56:53
Speaker 4: Makes it even worse because it's like all your all your memories and everything you liked about it, and this has kind of passed me. So these were not my show, but like I mean.

00:57:01
Speaker 1: All that was watched a lot of these, but you a good Burger.

00:57:04
Speaker 4: Yeah, all that and keenan Kell, like the keen and Kel stuff, but like the Drake and Josh and all that ship. And then you got the dude Drake coming out talking about the Boy meets World guys, because everybody wrote letters for this guy saying he was a good dude. Uh, And I think those are always like like he tried to say like, oh, we we knew he did something, but we didn't know the extent of it. It's like, no, no, no, you just thought those letters were never gonna get That's same thing with that with those two, where it's like we know him to be a good guy.

00:57:39
Speaker 1: I hate that is my least fun we know him. Yeah, like he's, well, he's never been mean to me, he never done anything to me. Who fucking cares?

00:57:46
Speaker 4: Yeah, he didn't rape Hugh Ashton Kutcher, you're a grown man, Like that doesn't mean a fucking thing.

00:57:51
Speaker 1: And the real thing is like you just thought you were not that was never gonna go.

00:57:57
Speaker 2: It was more fucked up that Drake Bell put on Instagram post this coming out towards Sean and Eric from Boy Means where I don't know their real names, but he said, you admitted that he told you that he did watch it, he did to me, and you still did it. And they were twenty seven and twenty four. They were killing this because everyone's like, well, they were minors, they were manipulated by this guy too. No, they told people in their twenties that he raped a child, and you went to court and said nah, I'll be a character witness.

00:58:27
Speaker 4: I don't know how these people. I mean, I know there's a lot of power dynamics and like people get silenced and all sorts of threats and shit. But I would I mean, if I was a parent or something about I just feel like I would be screaming this from the fucking mountaintops. I would not stop talking about this shit.

00:58:44
Speaker 3: But a lot of these people don't do that because either one, they're you know, they're probably some nasty people as well.

00:58:50
Speaker 1: Probably I was gonna say, in their closet too.

00:58:51
Speaker 3: Yeah, so you can't you know what I mean, Like, you can't really out somebody when you got shit in your closet that can be out of this.

00:58:56
Speaker 1: Would you ever let your kid be like an actor?

00:58:58
Speaker 4: Like if you found out that your kid had talent and it was like, you know, you're great at the school play or whatever, really really good. Someone's like, yo, this could be a career. Well he do there, I'm like, but you got to I would have to be part of me. That's like, how about we just go live a normal life and you can be a really good, really good at the school player or some ship.

00:59:19
Speaker 1: But like that's you bring your children around you just it's just like you make your kid an adult like that.

00:59:24
Speaker 3: Yeah, but you you know, it's like it's like when people ask would you let your kids play like football or something like, how do you keep your kid away from it? If you clearly see that that's their passion and they're good at it, it's tough now with the child. Like one of my closest friends his his two daughters. He has twin daughters there they're actresses, but he's always like on set with them.

00:59:45
Speaker 1: I was gonnay, I would never leave like always like their.

00:59:48
Speaker 3: Seller, you know, things like him or his wife. If they can't both be there, one of them are always there.

00:59:52
Speaker 1: Yeah. I think that's just how you have to you know, have to do it. I have to go about it.

00:59:56
Speaker 2: But even how this was set up by Dan when they when the guy uh Ben Peck, whatever the fuck his name was, got arrested, they made all the parents leave like it was like a running through a script with all the child actors and their parents were in this one conference room. They said, can all parents leave, and then told the kids that that dude just got arrested, that he had worked with all the kids. If anyone has anything to say, like if they touched them or whatever, let us know. None of the kids said anything, and then Dan went okay, let's let's get to set. Made the parents get out of the room to say, hey, one of them, that's one of our employees that's worked hand in hand with you, has been fucking kids.

01:00:40
Speaker 1: Tell me that what went on in that.

01:00:43
Speaker 3: At that point, I think you just have to raise your kids a certain way to like tell you everything.

01:00:47
Speaker 1: But a lot and not here to ship on parents.

01:00:49
Speaker 2: But a lot of parents that do put their kids, if that's not their passion, put them into that world, didn't get it themselves. There were some parents that they interviewed in this that was like, I grew up in la and I wanted to be an actress. That never worked out for me. So I took my daughter to a casting for all that and she got it. And now she's the mom that is try to play the game her whole life, so she's not going to answer from type shit. That's what happens a lot of the time. One of the girls had the PA send him also a video in nineteen ninety nine via email, jerking off, you know the lengths you have to go to email a video game.

01:01:24
Speaker 4: The amount of times you can. Yeah, it's one thing when you get off your up and you just like send. It's another thing to be like send download compress attached the email dial up.

01:01:37
Speaker 1: I've sent risky consensual signing on AOL. You've got mail, You've sent risky consensual texts five hours?

01:01:45
Speaker 2: You know that thirty seconds when you send a girl a text, she wants waiting for a response. Imagine dial up in nineteen ninety nine, and you sent yourself jerking.

01:01:53
Speaker 1: Off to a kid. That's crazy.

01:01:55
Speaker 2: So that woman, that woman, her daughter ran into the room screen that this pa I forgot his name, was like, y, he sent me a fucking video of this. And the mom didn't call the cops, didn't alert anyone, was just like, I'm going to keep my daughter away from him.

01:02:14
Speaker 1: Crazy's nice.

01:02:15
Speaker 7: Well, how do you guys feel about Drake Bell one of the co stars with Drake and Josh, Because in his case, it's you know, it's all these cycles repeat themselves and unfortunately he you know, was caught texting a twelve year old girl, fled the country.

01:02:29
Speaker 1: It's now an entertainer reporter. He lives in Mexico full time. He's like Campangna right changed his name. Yeah, yeah, exactly.

01:02:36
Speaker 7: It's it's odd, but uh, anyway, point being though, like he was one of these kids that was a victim and he grew up in this broken system, and then it becomes do you give someone like that grace knowing that he was a product of this shitty environment?

01:02:51
Speaker 4: I mean grace how well? I mean, obviously what he did is horrible, but I think it's.

01:02:57
Speaker 1: Like we know why.

01:02:58
Speaker 4: Yeah, we know he did it because it happened into him and that sucks. But I mean it's I don't know it. Come on, there are people who have horrible things happen to them and then don't turn around and do it. And I understand that's why it happened, but I don't think that's there's there could be a reason that's not necessarily And I.

01:03:15
Speaker 2: Heard Mark Kelly was abused. I watched the whole thing. Yeah, he was sexually abused, which are awful, but doesn't.

01:03:20
Speaker 4: But it doesn't it doesn't clear there's people who take the steps to make sure that they don't.

01:03:24
Speaker 1: You know, don't put that type of pain on somebody else.

01:03:27
Speaker 2: Yeah, we only make jokes on here about my ship. I've never thought or acted, just never even crossed my fucking mind.

01:03:36
Speaker 1: Right, this is a unique case.

01:03:38
Speaker 2: So I no, I don't have a lot of grace, like because I did see that once. You know, anytime you watch a documentary, you then go on the internet and do even more deep dives. So I never watched Drake and Josh. I know who he was, but I didn't know that he also had similar ship that he did to a girl. After that, I was like, all right, what that happened with that?

01:03:54
Speaker 4: But no, I don't.

01:03:57
Speaker 2: I don't know if we have we had the exact same experience has seen very excessive But yeah, I've never thought that I would go And I'm not like, I don't know if it's really an excuse, I get it, but I don't.

01:04:08
Speaker 1: I'm not shooting him, bail.

01:04:09
Speaker 7: I'm just trying to to attack this from like the other side, because you also have to think in your case, it was just fucked up.

01:04:16
Speaker 1: There was no like success being held over.

01:04:18
Speaker 7: Like in Drake's case, it was happening to him, but it was also happening to him in the process that was making him wealthy, a celebrity like his trauma was attached to success and like my childhood, my career. So I feel like it meant not that it's belittles anyone else's experience, but I feel like all of his trauma is literally attached to the most successful, the highest point in his life. Right, that's so ingratiated in his DNA that I feel like that's just it.

01:04:49
Speaker 4: I don't know.

01:04:50
Speaker 2: I don't know he was, but it seemed like he groomed that twelve year old girl because she wanted to be in show business something they definitely match.

01:04:57
Speaker 1: There's I guess there's details.

01:05:00
Speaker 4: He copped to a felony child endangerment, like I don't think you you pleaded that unless there was.

01:05:07
Speaker 1: They were like he didn't, Oh, I never know what picture and it wasn't sexual.

01:05:10
Speaker 4: It's like, if I didn't do anything, there's no way I'm going to settle for noel child endangerment.

01:05:16
Speaker 1: So something ever done that you get the fuck out of here.

01:05:19
Speaker 2: I will sit in prison before.

01:05:20
Speaker 1: I think text messages.

01:05:22
Speaker 4: He said, it's it's it's tough to be the face of it, like because I learned, you know, my first thing was like this is horrible and it doesn't make it not horrible, but when the face of it is also a guy who did it, it's.

01:05:35
Speaker 1: Like Jesus, I mean, you're all, this is all fucked up.

01:05:38
Speaker 4: Everybody's an asshole here.

01:05:39
Speaker 1: Yeah, and speaks to just the entertainment system in general. Yeah, that's why wicked industry.

01:05:47
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's why I like, I mean, even even if things go good, let's say you don't encounter this, the entertainment industry is a motherfucker. Like you're putting your kid, putting that on.

01:05:58
Speaker 1: Your kids so early.

01:06:03
Speaker 4: To my kid. Just yesterday, I was talking to my son. He a couple times in a row, you didn't want to go to martial arts, and he finally just like let it all out and was like, it's too much. I'm doing baseball, basketball, now I'm doing football, martial arts. I had a test in school. He's six, Yeah, and I was like, awesome, done. Like, broa it's over. Like martial arts is over, bro, you never have to go again.

01:06:25
Speaker 2: Yeah.

01:06:26
Speaker 4: So, like, even when things are going good, it can be too much for these kids, let alone, if it's the absolute worst thing that can happen.

01:06:32
Speaker 1: And you keep sending them back today, Oh my god, imagine.

01:06:35
Speaker 2: Because and you're also teaching them in that And even as adults, if you're on set as an actor on a sitcom, you are trained to be a silent employee and get the job done. Yeah right, you're here to show up and work and everyone's brainwash. Man, that's tough for adults.

01:06:51
Speaker 1: You put that on a kid.

01:06:53
Speaker 2: Now, you're training their actual brain to exist in the world that way, right, And.

01:06:56
Speaker 4: That's why they go out and do fucked up shit because that's what they were taught.

01:07:00
Speaker 2: But I just still think anyone that wants to work with children should.

01:07:07
Speaker 4: Be vetted to the maximum.

01:07:09
Speaker 1: Bro.

01:07:09
Speaker 2: Yeah, and we're not here to throw that on your jacket, but this just has to be the process.

01:07:13
Speaker 4: Even I'm doing, like with my son, I'm like kind of an assistant coach, and anytime it's like someone else's kid, I'm just I'm very I'm just like, I don't know, you can do whatever.

01:07:23
Speaker 1: You know, I'm going to give instruction to my kids. I'll touch him.

01:07:29
Speaker 4: Yeah, Like I've always playing with my kids, Like we'll be at the park and I'm you know, I'm chasing them and touching them. We're playing tag, I'm grabbing them, and then other kids want to do that, and I'm like, no, no, I'm not touching you.

01:07:39
Speaker 1: Can you be the monster grabs me? No, not you monster that grab No. I cannot know those.

01:07:47
Speaker 7: That's it started taking a Martiest swimming lessons and he thinks every dad or every man should be in a T shirt in the pool.

01:07:53
Speaker 1: So I wish I was joking, but that everyone, it's not a joke. I heard that. I listened to all these episodes. It's very funny for me to be here on this because I am I wrong to that.

01:08:05
Speaker 4: Yes, a T shirt, come on, it's just because it ends up being so goofy that you like because it bubbles up and sticks to you and then it looks like you're in like a wet T shirt concept.

01:08:16
Speaker 1: We're swimming, bro.

01:08:18
Speaker 2: No, I showed you guys a video when I was doing the Butterfly. I wear like athletic. That's what I wear to the gym.

01:08:24
Speaker 4: Yeah.

01:08:25
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'll have like a sleeveless compression shirt on. I mean feel like the other side is like, yeah, my kids around sometimes, like when Amara.

01:08:39
Speaker 1: Have the lifeguards put pasty.

01:08:40
Speaker 2: Now, now it's kinky and now I really want to know white. But like when Amara sometimes does her scoops and scoops too much. I don't want her to run into some hairy ass having some chests or on top of that, some other woman's titty. Like everyone should cover up, just like the teachers at a kid's swimming lesson.

01:09:02
Speaker 4: When you two almost started getting going just a second ago, I was like, I'm watching this in real time.

01:09:06
Speaker 1: You follow the teacher argument because that was another big ship.

01:09:09
Speaker 4: I shouldn't have I shouldn't have said it. Here.

01:09:11
Speaker 1: There you go.

01:09:12
Speaker 4: The group was split. I'm probably split myself. I do see both sides of it. But if you ball were the ass and you got asked, you should be able to be a teacher. But I can understand being like, I just feel like we should protect.

01:09:27
Speaker 1: You wear flowy shit.

01:09:28
Speaker 4: That was Rory's uh yes, the line even if you have a should start a line.

01:09:33
Speaker 1: Called flowy ship four teachers like scrubs for sloweye shit. For the teachers would ask from Rory twenty percent off. Now it's free.

01:09:45
Speaker 2: I'm trying to I'm trying to protect our kids. Free close, free flowy clothes go at health class and should be giving away like tampon's and fucking condoms. Oh either way, may, I can't wait till you have a kid and have to go do swimming lessons. And you're way more homophobic than me. So you around that many men. If the swimming instructor comes with long dreads, no shirt and twinkle twinkle little Star, please tell me you're not going to be as.

01:10:11
Speaker 1: Bad as me. A T shirt in the pool is just ridiculous. Okay?

01:10:14
Speaker 2: Should the guy have no shirt on and a speedo teaching children how to No?

01:10:18
Speaker 1: I agree with you. On the speedo. I said, that's a little aggressive, like just with how are you doing? That's how That's what started this whole conversation. And then from there I was like, this is America.

01:10:28
Speaker 3: In Manhattan with some swimming trunks first, actually actually put on some basketball shorts.

01:10:33
Speaker 1: How about that?

01:10:33
Speaker 2: He's West Indian and that's not West Indian culture.

01:10:37
Speaker 1: Here.

01:10:38
Speaker 2: He came to Manhattan to not be called a batty boy. Yeah, that's definitely not West Indian. He would not go down, flying down, No, no, no, you got to put around some kids.

01:10:47
Speaker 3: That's euro Spiitos is a European thing.

01:10:50
Speaker 2: And I mean Manhattan is kind of like has its euro tendency. So maybe he thought he'd get that off.

01:10:54
Speaker 1: Just with some swimming trunks. You don't have to wear a T shirt, just some swimming truns. Don't overthink it. We overthink a lot of things. Sometimes everything doesn't have to be sexual.

01:11:01
Speaker 2: And then at one point, like in the first or second lesson, because I'm nervous as a dad for the first time I had my daughter in water, like just just a nerve wracking thing to be doing. And he taught my girl swimming lessons in that building when she was a kid, and he was like, no, no, don't worry, don't worry. I taught Kia had to swim. Was like, she has her own demons, we're not.

01:11:23
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know better. That's not making it easier for me. Like, how was was she young and your daughter?

01:11:29
Speaker 4: Was it one of those like you ever see when they just take like a baby baby and just fucking plunker in the water.

01:11:34
Speaker 2: Pretty much she was crazy before she was a year old?

01:11:36
Speaker 1: Wow?

01:11:37
Speaker 4: Yeah, where you just I mean, that was that's like everything against like human nature.

01:11:41
Speaker 1: Just I'd be like, it is human nature. Tho, Well, I guess yeah, that's what someone in the shirts and start swimming.

01:11:48
Speaker 3: It's great, but that's that's why they want you to introduce that to your kids as younger. Yeah, because their body will kind of just like remember that, like okay, right right, And.

01:11:57
Speaker 2: Even though like his nuts were pressing again my thigh when he was telling me they learned to how.

01:12:03
Speaker 1: Are you so close to him? That's you see? This is all right, you're you.

01:12:08
Speaker 2: Guys are going against your You have never been in a swim class with a bunch of kids, instructor and other parents to be close to each other. That's why everyone should be fully clothed. A lot of space. There's only one little area.

01:12:23
Speaker 1: I was in a car hard jacket, so.

01:12:25
Speaker 2: While his nuts are one just explaining that kids know how to breathe.

01:12:29
Speaker 1: Underwater, I don't know what dies underwater. That's because we're trying to keep a kid from the ground. Nickelodeon, what are you doing.

01:12:38
Speaker 2: Giving my point internal necks and pants?

01:12:42
Speaker 1: Was Drake and Josh on the TV in the lounge. It's like, now, let's look at it. Everyone's feet cat can't kick.

01:12:50
Speaker 4: Yeah.

01:12:51
Speaker 2: The thought I had at the end of this whole Nickelodeon thing was I'm not chucked.

01:12:55
Speaker 4: No, I know.

01:12:56
Speaker 2: It's guys that were interested in kids ended up liking kids too much.

01:13:00
Speaker 4: Yeah, damn, I mean I hope that guy, but I hope there's something that you can charge him with or at the very least he's he's not still doing shit, is he. I would hope not like no, I mean like like working in the industry at all, in any way, I would him.

01:13:16
Speaker 2: I would hold and shock me.

01:13:17
Speaker 4: But until like usually up until these documentaries come out, you're like doing your thing.

01:13:22
Speaker 1: Yeah, people be right in the studios working. Wait, that's the guy that's man.

01:13:27
Speaker 4: If there was any even shred of a rumor like that work.

01:13:31
Speaker 3: That just it's just it's just crazy to me how these guys know that this is what they're doing and then these things come out and they don't like going to hoiding like they're still out like just yeah, it's like, oh you got you're just brave, Like you know, Harvey's chilling, is he?

01:13:48
Speaker 4: Yeah?

01:13:48
Speaker 7: He was the comedy seller. He's been seeing all over the damn city. He just gets boomed every room he walks into.

01:13:53
Speaker 4: Harvey wants he was there was a video of him being out, Like, I don't the there was that one video I know you're talking about.

01:14:00
Speaker 1: But he couldn't even walk.

01:14:02
Speaker 4: Yeah.

01:14:02
Speaker 7: Now he's a couple of years ago, disheveled and gross, but like he's he's living a life.

01:14:08
Speaker 4: He tried to go to some like comedy event and you got boot at the cellar and I think the girl jumped on stage and just like flamed him. But that was like probably a couple of years ago now, right, that was when he was first like coming out. I think since the case, what did he get sensens to? Like what did when he I don't even know is it done.

01:14:27
Speaker 2: I don't even know if he has other charges one pending at the moment.

01:14:31
Speaker 7: He was convicted of rapes sexual penitentiary with by for an object and forceful forceable oral copulation Jesus Christ. That was bro the ship that came out of the trial with him with like like a yeah, they looks like a science experiment, they said.

01:14:50
Speaker 4: One girl said it looked like it went through a meat grinder.

01:14:53
Speaker 2: One girl said what one girl thought he was transgender? Right, Like he just didn't have a dick I would do, isn't it you.

01:15:00
Speaker 1: Had like some gang greenh whatever, some ship he has to like use to. It's weird what I thought. There's like there's like that's objectively hilarious. We're talking about very serious subject. But if you need chop six to use your dick area, you should sit down and let's.

01:15:17
Speaker 2: Take Harvey out of it. My ego outweighs my horniness. Like I was gonna say, you wouldn't see my ship if I have that going on there as morning as I am. There's no fucking way I'm telling a girl to try to please never you.

01:15:28
Speaker 7: Know what goldfish that went viral years ago for surviving by being fixed to a harness?

01:15:33
Speaker 1: I feel like this is like the hilarious This is like the same that I think that's hilarious.

01:15:38
Speaker 4: This is probably the same mechanism that used to keep Harvey's dick active.

01:15:42
Speaker 1: What the what is that?

01:15:44
Speaker 4: You know?

01:15:44
Speaker 1: The real pull the plug? Yes, let me go buy fish in the to wash that ship down. Put me in it was.

01:15:53
Speaker 4: Disabled fish for that they made a harness for How do you even find out a fish is disabled?

01:15:58
Speaker 1: You just throw that ship at the can't swim? Like? Who made the fish harness?

01:16:03
Speaker 8: Like?

01:16:03
Speaker 1: When I imagine this is the kind of you.

01:16:07
Speaker 4: Know v one?

01:16:08
Speaker 1: How do you get the fish to agree to get in the harness correction? I guess he's in bed in jail for years. He was officially convicted. Yeah, talking.

01:16:19
Speaker 4: Probably there was one video when when it was still like going on, he went to a club and he got like boot out of it. But then yes, since that was like.

01:16:26
Speaker 3: Years ago, Yeah that was yeah, twenty nineteen. I'm about to say he's been in prison since then.

01:16:32
Speaker 2: We were talking about a serial killers before them moll of like people at young ages.

01:16:36
Speaker 1: I had a friend.

01:16:36
Speaker 4: There was another thing, by the way, he was friends with John Wayne Gacy, which was in these pen pals with John Wayne Gacy while working for kids.

01:16:42
Speaker 1: He had like photos of him on.

01:16:43
Speaker 6: Yeah, he had letters in the office and a friends show the kids John Wayne Gacy and all the parents were like, that's fine, that's kind of a flex.

01:16:52
Speaker 1: Yeah no, no, no, I lied, hellol, but I strike that from the record.

01:17:03
Speaker 2: I had one of those like early early childhood friends that you never really stayed in touch with. He could be a serial killer now, but my mother used to allow me to hang out with a kid that used to trap remember like the big Carpenter bumble bees that come out in like the beginning of the summer, Like the fat bag. He used to take two cups and trap them, tape it, put it in the freezer, freeze it, because if you freeze the bee.

01:17:25
Speaker 1: They don't die. They don't die.

01:17:28
Speaker 2: And he would tie strings to the bees and then they would come back.

01:17:32
Speaker 1: To like catch and they would be on like a leash. That's kind of cool. My mom used to let me hang out with that kid.

01:17:41
Speaker 4: Crazy.

01:17:42
Speaker 11: Did you know he was doing that?

01:17:44
Speaker 4: Yes?

01:17:45
Speaker 1: See, Okay, here's the thing.

01:17:47
Speaker 4: Now. I go back to my early question, what are we doing right now? Like like parents used to just see that ship and let it slide.

01:17:55
Speaker 1: Right now that we're letting kids all right.

01:17:56
Speaker 2: See I didn't even know. I'm fucking you.

01:17:58
Speaker 1: Kind of cool. Look at his shirt, milf Hunter. This makes me actually feel a little bit better that this is a thing.

01:18:07
Speaker 4: Milk Hunter checks out, like the steps you got to go through to do all this is who's the first person? Oh no, no, no, it's only white people. This is the white that's white people. He was he was what I thought he was about to take a bite of that, and I was gonna say, that's the whitest ship ever.

01:18:22
Speaker 1: It's just such a bad look for our people. We're just the weirdest man. Like we do the weirdest ship. There's nothing weirder.

01:18:31
Speaker 3: When we were London, we were walking through the park and the guy had his cat on the leash.

01:18:36
Speaker 1: That's that's almost weirder than the I think. I think that's.

01:18:38
Speaker 12: Weirds on leashes. When the crackhets with the squirrels on leashes.

01:18:43
Speaker 1: That's fire. They don't even need the leash, they just have him like you know trained. Yeah, the guy with the rat on his shoulder, I think that's more common than putting a bee on a string. Yeah.

01:18:54
Speaker 2: Probably actually feel better about myself that this is a YouTube thing, because in the late nineties, early two thousands, I thought I should have been killed. So you know what I mean, do you realize some ship from your childhood was like why why did that person do right?

01:19:10
Speaker 4: Right?

01:19:10
Speaker 1: So? What did he do?

01:19:11
Speaker 2: Like he just kept them forever, similar to like what that was like, would just hold it full bit and then like get a few more sometimes like tie it to something.

01:19:20
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was odd.

01:19:22
Speaker 4: You see the video of that pigeon the other day, It was like wrapped up in a bag and a bunch of people came together. I think it was like in Times Square they called some dude over with a knife, Like everybody got together to save this pigeon and he flew away and the streets went crazy for it.

01:19:36
Speaker 1: Meanwhile, I can get shot in Times Square and no one people care about.

01:19:41
Speaker 2: I mean, I don't think we should put pigeons in bags, but I just feel like there's other.

01:19:46
Speaker 1: I don't know, maybe I can get down with that platform pigeons and bags. Mayor Adams run against him, like pigeons, how do they do hunting?

01:19:55
Speaker 2: Like, if there's too many of that animal in a certain area, it's okay to hunt them for a certain Yeah, yeah, your control what I feel like, maybe two weeks in the summertime in New York, we should be able to just start marketingishes relations good luck.

01:20:10
Speaker 3: The released the falcons years ago in New York to kind of control the more of that.

01:20:17
Speaker 1: Yeah, that was a real thing.

01:20:19
Speaker 3: Like you if you saw falcons in the city was because they released him trying to like control.

01:20:23
Speaker 1: Do you guys remember running into a falcon?

01:20:26
Speaker 4: Yeah, Flacco Flacco nine to eleven himself, he did, flew right into a building on the side. We had a girl at bars guy this year literally crying. This is a couple of weeks ago. She was crying over this ship. She was like very affected by it.

01:20:42
Speaker 2: Give me the backstory.

01:20:43
Speaker 4: He escaped, He escaped the zoo and then like lived in Central Park and and I guess, you know, there's not that many hours around her. He's he's very noticeable or whatever. So people were like, oh, that's Flacco. And he used to just like chill in the park. People used to like, I don't take pictures and see him. And then he I think he flew into a building on eighty seventh Street, took out. He died on the Upper West Side. Yeah, and then maybe he kind of deserved it. There's so many buildings over there. I mean, I think, yeah, I think he I think he wanted I think that was owls suicide, yea, because owls are pretty good at avoiding.

01:21:20
Speaker 3: So he's so Manhattan turned into ship and he's just like you know what, out pretty way outwar coward just perched up there.

01:21:27
Speaker 2: He saw that he'd be charged if he had past fifty ninth Street.

01:21:32
Speaker 1: I'm done with this.

01:21:32
Speaker 7: Shiit okay, random pivot. But speaking of music, because we were talking about Dan Schneider and children earlier, we're gonna bring this to adults.

01:21:41
Speaker 1: Do you guys agree that.

01:21:42
Speaker 7: Do you guys agree that Amber Rose should be compensated twenty million dollars for being Kanye's muse during the My Beautiful, Dark, Twisted Fantasy era.

01:21:50
Speaker 1: I don't know about twenty millis you can't put a price bag on ye. Probably it's a good argument, is it. I think she shot for the twenty and maybe they'll settle for like five, but it's not.

01:21:59
Speaker 4: I don't think it should be like you get a paycheck, but I think it's just like you should take care of the people that you know influenced your style or your music or made something possible.

01:22:10
Speaker 1: Because it's it's just a very whatever it is.

01:22:12
Speaker 4: If it's this shit, if it's music, like you know, the people that were instrumental and maybe don't get it.

01:22:17
Speaker 1: That's incredible Kanye because he's known. Well that's what I mean. That's why I'm not saying like it should be like this.

01:22:23
Speaker 4: But in a perfect world, I think people you know who create whatever it is would be like, Yo, you are a very big part of that.

01:22:30
Speaker 1: So let me take care of you in some way, shape or form.

01:22:32
Speaker 2: Like I can respect an actual fact she put in this argument, I was into NICKI Minaj before people were into Nicki Minaj. I went to Kanye and said, this girl, Nikki is it you bear on monster. That's a tangible thing that I can understand just being like I was.

01:22:46
Speaker 4: Your girl when this was happening. So you like that I think is flimsy.

01:22:50
Speaker 2: But that opens like the floodgate for everyone on Twitter. That's like, yo, I listened to Wizs Khalifa before anyone else. I should run a label. Yeah, It's like I don't, like, I don't know if that's really what you think it's work.

01:23:00
Speaker 4: It will be a floodgate. But there I think there are people who deserve how credit or.

01:23:08
Speaker 2: She deserves self entitled muse, Like, how do you know that?

01:23:13
Speaker 1: How do you know her involvement in kind about a break up with his girl? That that that she's not the first woman.

01:23:20
Speaker 4: You might not be the best example, but I'm just saying if there if there's people in your crew that, like, if you are a clothing designer and you know that like you pulled from his style or something like that, and it's like you're not like on the you know, you don't get credit, but it's like we know what happened. You started selling that as soon as that guy came around sort of thing, like those people, I think you should. I don't think you should probably have to be like legally obligated to take care of him, because at the end of the day, it's like, I don't know, man, I made I took the risk, I put in the work. I you know, I did everything to make that all happen. You just happen to wear that or do that. But I just think it's better to take care of people who.

01:23:59
Speaker 2: Are draw the line. Everyone that influences a song, What does Clapton do with his kid? Like, at what point do we draw the line? Thank god, no one got that joke.

01:24:10
Speaker 1: I got it. This just was a terrible joke.

01:24:14
Speaker 2: But if you're writing songs about your life and people involved in it, now everyone, yeah, in my life experience is owed money.

01:24:21
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's why I think there has to be some sort of line and where do you draw it. But it's like if you were a heavy influence, I think anything that's like relationship is almost in a way like amber Rose was probably the biggest mus because they were together at the time, but also it's like a yeah, you could have been anybody, you know, what I mean, relationships I feel like are almost you shouldn't get compensations that people who are.

01:24:46
Speaker 7: She said in the interview that she suggested Nicki Minaj gets on the monster.

01:24:50
Speaker 1: That I mean that, but that's a real thing. Okay, you're not going to.

01:24:55
Speaker 4: Stand Also, now we're talking more about music credits and ship like that, and when it becomes tangible like that, I think, okay.

01:25:04
Speaker 2: We're now negotiating breakups that aren't a marriage.

01:25:08
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's certainly not Where are you getting compensation? And I think the conversation should be like somebody says.

01:25:14
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, music has enough problems with people that actually contribute with instruments, let alone someone in the studio going, yo, I like Nicki Minaja.

01:25:26
Speaker 1: That's what I mean. Like you're not already such a guy that actually played the keys on that song royalty. Like now we're going with.

01:25:35
Speaker 12: It's like, okay, well, let's okay, not standing up for all women here, but let's not diminish it just to her being in the studio saying yo, I like Nicki Minaj, because it's different from somebody in the studio just that doesn't do music. Just offering perspectives and the person laying down next to you at night when you're going through all these crazy ideas in your head and they're sending them here saying okay, well yeah, this, this and that is the same way how they said that housewives should get money from their husband when he's running a business because you or when people say I contributed so much to this business, No, I wasn't on payroll, but I was there with you and you were breaking all of this shit down and you were moving money, and we did this together.

01:26:08
Speaker 11: But your name is on the company.

01:26:10
Speaker 1: Well that, but that's two different things.

01:26:11
Speaker 4: I feel like you can you can be in a relationship and and be a part of someone's business. Yeah, And like I also think you can be in a relationship with someone and they are like a detriment to your business, you know what I mean. Just because you were together at the time that you were doing your work doesn't necessarily mean you were supporting me or helping me based on the dynamic of relationship, you know what I mean. I think if somebody, if somebody, if she said to him, you should name your album my beautiful Dark TOWSS is fantasy. Like that's, you know a different thing than just being like we were together at the time you you were making that and I made you feel a certain way, or we were going through a thing that you know influenced that song. I mean that gets very also, and there's also like like I said, there's there's some positive soup, but there's also negative to it. So it's like you gotta, you gotta you know you're responsible for all of it.

01:27:02
Speaker 2: Then, like to what you're saying, I can see in a divorce if a woman is not working at all and you're the breadwinner and everything. Even if I don't agree, I can see the point of I couldn't get my career off the ground because I was just with the kids holding down the household.

01:27:17
Speaker 1: He was the breadwinner, So split it fifty to fifty.

01:27:20
Speaker 4: Whatever.

01:27:21
Speaker 2: But if your point is we were dating and I was a supportive girlfriend, so now you owe me money. Yeah, I was doing I was doing my album and I was going through it and you supported me.

01:27:30
Speaker 1: You was there.

01:27:31
Speaker 2: That's not a compensation. You were my girlfriend was.

01:27:34
Speaker 1: Supposed to be there. Yeah, that's not like a yeah, you don't get it.

01:27:36
Speaker 2: I didn't hire you to help manage my emotions. We were in a relationship.

01:27:40
Speaker 3: Yeah, but then on the other side of that, you wasn't with me shooting in the gym, so it was like, well, I was here with you.

01:27:45
Speaker 11: Yeah, I was shooting.

01:27:47
Speaker 1: I was shooting, and like if you are shooting in the gym, yeah, like I was in the gym shooting with me. I told you about Nikki you can put on the record like.

01:27:55
Speaker 2: And I also hate the fake and ours that are in positions that is obvious, like you're not bringing any value or new ideas. You're in a position unwarranted to give the idea, Hey you should put j cole on as a feature here, like yeah, thanks, Yeah, Like Nicky was a little different because she was bubbling and it was a moment for her. So I give Amber credit, like, yo, you want to that is the hottest girl right now that the world doesn't really.

01:28:23
Speaker 1: Know about and if she didn't know about it.

01:28:25
Speaker 2: But at the same time, like let's say Amber was just some chick in Philly and loved Nicki Minaj and went to her rapper boyfriend and was like, you should sew Nikki on the track.

01:28:35
Speaker 1: You're A and O.

01:28:36
Speaker 2: You don't look as good as A A and R as you once did because you just like music and told another musician to work with him. It's not really an ring. You had a good idea in a perfect situation. Everything we're doing so now, I don't know. You don't get You're not fucking Kevin Lyles like, I'm sorry, I just shop on women.

01:28:56
Speaker 4: I'm sorry. I think there's any way quantify it.

01:29:00
Speaker 2: Safari was doing the same thing with Nikki. I'd be like Safari, sorry, NICKI is in a position that you saying, hey, you should work with will I am.

01:29:07
Speaker 1: You're not.

01:29:07
Speaker 2: You don't get A and R credit.

01:29:09
Speaker 4: Asking for twenty million dollars is so fucking obnoxious.

01:29:11
Speaker 2: Good I love it, though, fucking shoot for shoot for.

01:29:16
Speaker 11: I don't think she deserves twenty million, but shoot for yeah.

01:29:18
Speaker 1: Shoe for she doesn't deserve.

01:29:20
Speaker 4: Yeah, you shoot for twenty million and you land on like, hey, you you influenced me a little bit during that album.

01:29:26
Speaker 1: Good for you.

01:29:26
Speaker 4: Everyone really liked that album. You had a little bit to do with that. There's your credit.

01:29:30
Speaker 2: I think Kanye should say I guess, I mean, I'll ask def Jam see what they say, yeah.

01:29:35
Speaker 1: Right right, would own that album? Right.

01:29:37
Speaker 4: I couldn't even if I wanted to fuck out of here and.

01:29:40
Speaker 2: What I would like to meet the A and R that got twenty mo.

01:29:43
Speaker 3: Yeah, No, that's not well, she's she's saying that he used to likeness. There was a wax figure that I used to first.

01:29:49
Speaker 4: But those are then you start to go down some tangible things where it's like if that happened then, But again, even that I think is going to be tough to get money out of. But just being like we together at the time that this thing happened. Yeah, and there's a lot that led up to that album before you that you weren't a part of.

01:30:08
Speaker 1: The entire situation. That was the reason for the whole go to Hawaii.

01:30:15
Speaker 2: Can you imagine like arguing because your ad libs are on the intro saying you ain't got no easy and you want that amount of money And Paul McCartney doesn't own his masters.

01:30:25
Speaker 4: Right, Like of all industries, this is the one where you think you're gonna get.

01:30:29
Speaker 1: Im owed twenty million. Paul McCartney doesn't own hey jute, right, that's a It's a sick world, brock. Do you think that people should get that in in the moment? Do you think she would have had a stronger case in the moment before the album was done, like you'll give me twenty million? No, she thought that good for her because that album is a classic. Yeah yeah, yeah for sure.

01:30:50
Speaker 12: But just like I'm just talking about, like period when it comes to muses and that's not just a music in any art form or whatever, do you think that they should when they see someone drawing from them for inspiration?

01:31:00
Speaker 1: Do you think that it's not how inspiration works? But it's interesting because Kanye is known.

01:31:06
Speaker 2: You don't hire someone for inspiration, you get inspired by them.

01:31:09
Speaker 1: What else? Organic I think.

01:31:11
Speaker 12: Once, once you've acknowledged that I've inspired you, should I then ask you for money?

01:31:15
Speaker 3: That's what I'm talking No, Kanye is knowing in the past, he's done that, like if he's in the studio and like you're wearing something and he kind of like draws inspiration from that, puts it in the bar in the song, like he gives you like credit on the on the song, Like he's done that before. Like if you have leather, some leather shit on and he's like your black leather, he puts your name.

01:31:35
Speaker 2: But I mean that's fifteen samples on it already, so there's there's no it doesn't matter.

01:31:40
Speaker 1: Yeah, credit, I'm.

01:31:41
Speaker 4: Talking about like getting credit. It's like a you know, like a hat tip, like, yeah, that's what it is. But it's especially gets to grime you with with relationships because then you're just basically going down the road of divorce. Pre nups, you know, all that sort of ship where it's like we were together. But yeah, I think it's more interesting if it's like you are working with the person.

01:32:02
Speaker 1: How do you feel about pre nups?

01:32:04
Speaker 4: I think they should all be one hundred percent mandatory for every marriage.

01:32:07
Speaker 1: I like that answer. I think every every everybody. If you're going to make.

01:32:13
Speaker 4: Uh relationships which are very illogical, irrational, emotional, and then we're going to tie all of your finances to it and make it a very logical and tangible thing, we should do it the right way. I'm going to sign all this paperwork over here to make this relationship official. We're also going to sign all the paperwork over here to make finances, you know, and it should just be like you have to that way. It takes out the awkward like oh, what do you think this particular money. It's like, well, we have to do this the same way. You have to sign the papers at the core courthouse. You also have to sign this one here that's a marriage certificate, and you have to get notorized. You have to have a witness, totally other ship. Yeah, but when it comes to that, oh, that's not romantic, or you'll love me anybody don't trust me? What do you think the whole the whole thing.

01:32:54
Speaker 1: Of marriage is very not romantic when you think about it.

01:32:56
Speaker 2: To bet I R s.

01:32:57
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, we're going to take it and make it all about taxes and paperwork. Well, let's do it all the way, all the way through, you know, because and then you wouldn't have to people with money sign them, people without money sign them. It's just part of the game. Yeah, and then you can decide which you you know, you want to give them money whatever, But it's not like you can get trapped or caught or whatever.

01:33:21
Speaker 2: You should have a kid. By the way, taxes typically, I don't like to talk about the I R shit because they're always listening. So I pay all what I owe all the time.

01:33:31
Speaker 1: I had no idea.

01:33:32
Speaker 2: Now, like I understood that joke that people were like, oh, I'll go file someone else's kids.

01:33:36
Speaker 4: I still think I must be doing something wrong because I never. I don't know, I have not felt any tax really a leaf from having kids.

01:33:46
Speaker 2: No, you definitely getting the tax break from her, I might go spend some money.

01:33:52
Speaker 4: I was like, holy shit, maybe maybe, but whatever else, whatever you get, you have to spend on the kid.

01:33:58
Speaker 1: Oh for sure.

01:33:59
Speaker 2: There's very expensive as someone that's in the tax bracket that I'm in the shittiest one where the people that are in the miduper high get breaks and people will get breaks. I'm in the take all to take take all of my money. Legitimately, I'm walking away with twenty percent of what I have.

01:34:17
Speaker 1: Yeah.

01:34:17
Speaker 2: Yeah, So any type of break with a kid, I was like, oh, well, yeah, holy shit, you guys are gonna let me keep some of my money today some of my fucking mind.

01:34:27
Speaker 1: I had to break up with my accountant I had.

01:34:30
Speaker 4: I had like a family accountant that he did he did all of our ship and he was great and he's family friend and everything. But once Barstool really started cooking, I was talking about like some serious money. I was like, pro, I love you, but you know, and so I had some real people, you know, take over some real real people, take over real people. My mom went to him still still continues with him. And he was like we never had like a formal I didn't call him and like fire him. Yeah, I just kind of didn't send my taxes that yeah, maybe not the best way. I thought it kind of was the best way to just be like we get what's going on here. Yeah, And he he had the nerve to tell my mom, like, you know, I can't believe he didn't tell me, or like after all these years he's not sticking with me. Come to find out, once I get with the new people that like I have all this new Barsol ship that I could deal with. I owed like a lot of fucking money and back taxes from him sucking up.

01:35:24
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, so I was like, oh, I have.

01:35:26
Speaker 4: The nerve, but one hundred and twenty grand bro, because you so you you shut the fuck up, dude, crazy.

01:35:35
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean I can't. I have no leg to stand on. I used to get my taxes done by a gentleman in Staten Island with a home office.

01:35:43
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, sounds like there's a time in life where that's good.

01:35:47
Speaker 4: It's like it's like in breaking bad, Like you don't want a criminal lawyer, you want a criminal lawyer here, right, like there's a time o life.

01:35:52
Speaker 1: Where you can move some things around. And I've.

01:35:57
Speaker 2: Three times I've been audited three four and by the way, I'm not one of those. Like I wasn't trying to find a corner. I didn't do anything illegal. I did what I thought I should be doing. And this got kind of similar to what I think you're talking about. They went and looked at some of my taxes after I started to get money, and we're like, yeah, some of this shit isn't really adding upright and it wasn't enough money for us to care. But just went through all my shit and it's like, twenty Why am I getting audited from twenty eighteen? I didn't make any money And they were like, well, it's act.

01:36:31
Speaker 1: It's attached to.

01:36:32
Speaker 2: Twenty twenty one as well.

01:36:34
Speaker 1: Fucked. Yeah, you shouldn't have went.

01:36:36
Speaker 2: You shouldn't have went to some guy on Victory Boulevard and Staten Island that had a home office, Like I didn't know anything that was eighteen.

01:36:42
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's like you should be able to plead like I was dating a Staten Island. I'm not trying to scam you government. I'm just dumb. I'm dumb dumb should be a valid excuse in the corner one your honor and stupid.

01:36:57
Speaker 1: You're good to get out of here and don't do it again.

01:36:59
Speaker 2: Yeah, we're so dumb that we're being audited by a country that has failed every audit they failed. Yeah, just America, a country with an awful credit score, is trying to give me my credit score.

01:37:11
Speaker 1: Yeah, you gotta love it. Yeah.

01:37:13
Speaker 2: Anyways, Well, and Ambrose should get with every girl that Drake named in every song and form a union.

01:37:18
Speaker 1: Maybe you'll have a shot. It's not a bad idea, that's my advice. Unionize you've got mail.

01:37:24
Speaker 7: In the spirit of prenups and uh splitting up in divorces, I found a voicemail that I think fits perfectly for the conversation we were just having.

01:37:32
Speaker 1: So let's let's jump into this here.

01:37:36
Speaker 8: Jones calling from the DMV. Fuck with y'all, heavy love, y'all, keep doing what you're doing, all right? Cool, we got that out the wedding. Uh you guys ever have to have an uncomfortable conversation with your ex's new partner about the relationship that they will have with your child that you have with your ex.

01:37:55
Speaker 1: Quick little backstory.

01:37:57
Speaker 8: The Uh, my ex broke it to me that she's going to sell the house and moved to Tennessee with her new boyfriend and my child.

01:38:05
Speaker 13: And I'm meeting up with old boy this weekend, you know, to have a conversation about what it's going to look like moving forward with this move. And I just need to know kind of like where would y'all, how would y'all frame the conversation. I do want him to know that I am crazy, uh, and I will do whatever I have to do beat my daughter is safe. And I also want him to know that I will kill him. But I also want to have the.

01:38:34
Speaker 8: Mature conversation, you know, I want to be mature about it. But again, I want him to know that, you know, I'll kill about mine. I'll let you guys know how everything goes. But yeah, if you guys got something for me, let me here and I'll call back and I'll let you know. Let you guys know how how the conversation with I fuck with y'all, love y'all base.

01:39:00
Speaker 1: Like late, I'm happy on his good side.

01:39:03
Speaker 2: Yeah that knock him out first, but then help him up, give him a pack of ice, make him feel okay. Whatever his favorite restaurant is take him there and have a mature conversation. Hey, we're here for the kids. I know you date in my ex I want to make a healthy environment. But you have to knock him out first just to set the tone and then be the mature dog. Now, what if he knocked you out before you get a chance, then everyone's dying.

01:39:24
Speaker 1: That's sick.

01:39:25
Speaker 3: He knocked you out, like you think you're going to lay the low down if he puts you to sleep, Because my daughter can call him dad at that point, I'm your father fail at that point, Yo, take care of my daughter.

01:39:39
Speaker 4: Bro. Yeah, I'm in a situation right now. If I wanted to try to knock the stude out, it would.

01:39:47
Speaker 1: Not go well for me. Yeah. Dating. Yeah, So I was like, let's just have the mature conversation. Yeah, let's be let's be adult about this because the kids, right, I'm waking up on the babyment not him. Uh yeah, it's a it's a tough situation.

01:40:02
Speaker 2: What was the first interaction, like though, I mean, but we don't want anyone to fight.

01:40:06
Speaker 4: Don't fight anyone now, Yeah, I mean I never I never did like a we didn't like go to dinner but we just had a quick, like a quick conversation that was it was like we were all, you know, going back to uh her house, and then like they kind of went in ahead of us and like we just fell back for a second.

01:40:24
Speaker 2: You know.

01:40:25
Speaker 4: It was just a very quick like I know, you know, me and her have have our issues or whatever, but like just want them to be safe and happy, and like, I don't know, I mean, he's a normal dude. So he was like, yeah, you know, if it was I don't know what to do. If it's a situation, like if it's somebody you think is not right, not safe, not healthy, I don't know, then that's a whole different world. But it was just kind of like, you know, you moved your she's moved on, and she's doing this, she's choosing to do with you. As long as my kids are good, that's all. It's all the matters and there's never been a problem.

01:40:56
Speaker 2: How are your kids around him?

01:40:58
Speaker 4: As it was that weird, right, I mean, you know there's always some there's always some ego ship that goes out. There's you know a couple of times they slip up and like you know, say his names said, of my name or whatever, and like things that like hurt like that.

01:41:09
Speaker 1: But it's like, as long as you're happy, I'm happy.

01:41:13
Speaker 2: This is gonna be some real ego and narcissistic shit that I'm about to ask. But maybe that's just my brain in thinking of the scenario. If that ever happens to me, you have a big platform.

01:41:24
Speaker 1: Yeah, did he know who you were?

01:41:28
Speaker 4: I mean I would yeah, yeah, I mean at that point it was it was very it was known who I was, so.

01:41:34
Speaker 1: But I was that weird.

01:41:38
Speaker 4: For me? I don't know, in general, just the situation. Yeah, the whole fucking thing is weird. I mean it's always going to be awkward, I feel like to some extent, but you know, I try to not even bring him up if I if I I don't have to, but it's, uh, it's always gonna be a little weird.

01:41:57
Speaker 1: Like even is he like the moon? Damaris Is said on a No, No, he's just a regular.

01:42:04
Speaker 4: He's a civilian, okay.

01:42:06
Speaker 2: Tamara said on Patreon Exclusive she's ran into like just talking back and forth with people that end up being fans of this podcast when she's in Civilian waters.

01:42:16
Speaker 1: I have a cool CLI.

01:42:18
Speaker 2: I have a cool relationship with a few of my exes that have told me stories like yeah, like I'm back out dating and ship and like I'll fucking run into someone that's a fan of or podcast knows that I dated you, right, and it means it's weird. And I could only imagine, like if I were my current girl, which hypothetically we're doing amazing, if that situation happens, like having to talk to someone that she's dating now that also is like aware of the pod and like, well, I mean, like you can't watch a pod of me talking about my girl and my kids for years and then go date my girl and be around my kids, right, Yeah, yeah, I mean I'm never gonna have an issue with it.

01:43:00
Speaker 1: Were I never really considered that, to be honest, in that regard.

01:43:04
Speaker 4: I always thought of it more as like he he has friends probably who know who I am just the nature. It's just like you're you're a white guy from this age, this age, you're gonna know who we are at this point, so so in that moment, yeah, yeah, you guys are here to there, we got it. But like I never really even I guess considered from his point like him himself, like watching or knowing or listening.

01:43:34
Speaker 1: I just hope that was not the case. I hope there was there was one white boy left that we had not to we didn't get him.

01:43:40
Speaker 7: Yeah, But to counter Rory's point, like we I think on this pod, you talk so much more freely and openly about like so much of our personal lives. Is what makes his podcast like, I feel like you guys are a little more like on the react of like culture side of things, where it's less of personal.

01:43:57
Speaker 4: That was because I I was extremely open with my personal life the first half of my career, and then when shit went down, it was like, oh I wish I didn't. I can't put the toothpaste back in the tube on this one. So now I'm way more protective about it where I am all private. Yeah, because I mean, at this point I have said everything I need to say. People who are my fans like know who I am. It's not I don't feel like I'm like hindering myself by not being as open because I already have been. And it's like I will just react to news and get my opinions on this and that, and I don't have to put all my business out there because in the beginning it was names and pictures and stories and everything and all went through it.

01:44:39
Speaker 1: Yeah.

01:44:39
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean it's it's it's not. It's all good when it's all good, right when shit goes down, it's like, oh wait a second, this is now way more complicated because of how I handle things back then.

01:44:50
Speaker 1: Yeah, you put so much out there already.

01:44:52
Speaker 2: Yeah, and like unfortunately, like you're I don't even say like sins, but anything you talk about on a podcast will follow you, whether you change your opinion or or whatever, it will always follow you. The people having that conversation with a life situation like Okay, I've separated with my girl and we're doing the co parent thing and she's gonna go on with her life. I'm gonna go on with mine. We have to figure out how to do this now, Like the bubble of my opinions and actions that have been on the internet are now going to have to be part of this if this person has followed it.

01:45:23
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, like I'm.

01:45:25
Speaker 2: Nah, No, you can't date anyone that's ever listened to me speak on mic a phone. It's my only stipulation. You want half take it, Just don't date anyone because I'm not dealing with you're getting.

01:45:35
Speaker 1: Big man, A lot of people are going to know you. I mean, like this, you can't do that. Yeah, it's like everybody knows you guys.

01:45:42
Speaker 3: Like an artist not wanting somebody as a fan. It is a date that yeah, we've all heard the music. You can't can't get around it.

01:45:51
Speaker 1: Spinning right now. He's cooked.

01:45:52
Speaker 2: He's cooked because I went, like going into my new relationship coming out of my old one, I had never dated seriously, like as I'm not famous as not the word at all, but like known or whatever. And I was amongst the community that would know the podcast. I had never went out. And like when I was seriously starting to court my now girl, like I would meet her friends and like the ship was odd, Like I always feel like someone's whispering or saying something, and like I go to like a game night where I'm the boyfriend and it's like everyone already knows and like what did I say, I don't know all these people?

01:46:30
Speaker 4: Maybe yeah they are, they disagree. Yeah, it's so my kids teacher came up to me. That's another and cooked and said, uh, I'm a fan of your videos on Instagram. And it was the day after there was a story about Odell Beckham shitting on that girl's chest or getting ship on, whichever it was, and I was like, depends.

01:46:56
Speaker 1: The night fucking.

01:47:01
Speaker 4: She for her when she was like, you have a fan of your video, she went like it was like dropping the kid off of the drop off line. She kind of whispered like by the way I'm your videos, And I was like, oh no, don't tell me that. Let's just I know, I know what it is. I get it, but like let's just pretend that it doesn't that it doesn't exist until it actually somehow matters that we need to talk about it. Otherwise, just treat me like everybody else, because it's going to be super awkward if not.

01:47:27
Speaker 2: We took Amara to my girls cousin's crib in Pennsylvania for Thanksgiving, Huge Thanksgiving, half like first generation Colombian as well, so a lot of like foreigners that are just so happy to get to know me and are so interested, like, oh you do like tell me about like just genuine love, Like can I watch what you do for a living?

01:47:49
Speaker 1: No? And I'm like no, I don't think, like trying to find my way out of it to change the subject. And we stayed for the whole weekend.

01:47:55
Speaker 2: By the next day, waking up, going down the steps, the younger cousins are showing all the and I'm just like but also like they're they want to know because they care, like, oh, this is but someone we love's boyfriend, and they don't even the recession of our sounds.

01:48:15
Speaker 1: Like, oh God, can we put this in context. I don't hate Jews, I told my like my my, my, my really hates Jews.

01:48:24
Speaker 4: No one's Jewish and Thanksgiving right my my close family, my extended family, like I have like an agreement with them, like don't watch my ship, Let's not talk about it and forget about like you know, as that circle gets bigger and bigger, I'm.

01:48:40
Speaker 1: Like, it's just easier if you don't. You know, if I date you, I'm like, please don't. And that's what I try to do, and I say it, but I don't think.

01:48:48
Speaker 7: I don't know how much weight it holds, because I still feel like people are adults, are going to do what they want to do, especially if they're hard to.

01:48:52
Speaker 1: Tell people they serious assume, but it does.

01:48:55
Speaker 4: Part of it is like, if you really want to, I'm telling you right now, this will will be a problem for us like down the road, because I've done this a couple of times and there's gonna be something I say or do, and like it will just be easier if you kind of remove yourself from it.

01:49:11
Speaker 1: Is that fair? Unfair?

01:49:12
Speaker 4: I don't know, but I'm just telling you what's probably going to be easiest for this relationship.

01:49:15
Speaker 1: Yeah.

01:49:15
Speaker 7: I always say like, yeah, if you want to get to know me, I'm giving you my time. Just get to know me at the rate at which a normal cover.

01:49:22
Speaker 4: Because it is weird when somebody knows like everything about you and I'm like, I'm just finding out what my last name is.

01:49:27
Speaker 1: They think they know everything about Right, that's how to worst.

01:49:30
Speaker 4: He's like, you know, I'm not saying I'm like, I'm I'm number lying, but I'm like it's different when I'm at home and when I'm in front.

01:49:36
Speaker 1: Of a MICROPHONEA so yeah, like I'm not always like this, right, I promise.

01:49:39
Speaker 4: I went when when like, I mean, when I'm off, when I'm in like social situations situations, I'm usually quiet. I'm usually like I'm not saying anything people are I'm usually like kind of like this is it, I'm not here.

01:49:53
Speaker 1: I had your for real.

01:49:57
Speaker 4: I had a guy introduced me to his wife at a wedding and said, this is the guy I was telling you about.

01:50:02
Speaker 1: He's a lot funnier online than he is in real life, but he and I was like, she's right for real, and yeah. Connor was like, yeah, nope, he's yeah, he's not wrong, and get the buck away from it. Yeah.

01:50:14
Speaker 7: My my mom ran into my old guidance counselor yesterday and she called me to tell me and she was like, oh, she was asking.

01:50:19
Speaker 1: About you know, where you're at in your life and updated.

01:50:21
Speaker 7: And she was like, I didn't tell her. She was like, you know, he's like in the school, pretty mom said. She was like, he's producing and like working in New York in the city doing music stuff. You know, he's always been creative. She was like, Oh, a podcast, how exciting? What's it called?

01:50:33
Speaker 1: My mom was like, don't worry about it, and he's like no, So my mom's like she gets it.

01:50:37
Speaker 4: She's on my side. She's no job for barstool. I told my family I was a sports blogger, okay, And within a couple of months or whatever it was, I was like at a family event and my dad leaned over to me and he goes, this.

01:50:52
Speaker 1: Website is not about sports.

01:50:54
Speaker 4: I was like, no, it's not, Bro, No, you are correct, I went on there, it's not about sports, about the words.

01:51:01
Speaker 2: Yeah, my mom gave me ship in the beginning before it popped off, then realized that it was lucrative. Then that's that's always the Oh yeah, then all of a sudden was the proudest woman ever boy and was asking for money and my pops. I thought it was cool in the beginning, but when it got successful, it was like, you know, I gave you that idea, right, it's amber, Bro, you open twenty dollars.

01:51:22
Speaker 1: Million, give it to him.

01:51:28
Speaker 3: All right, Well, keV Man, we appreciate you for coming by once again. Man, it's been a while since we kicked it.

01:51:33
Speaker 1: Truly.

01:51:34
Speaker 4: This is the only show that I really listened to like every episode.

01:51:38
Speaker 2: I think you're our only repeat guest.

01:51:41
Speaker 4: Episode was when you joined us at Rory's house. That was a little over a year ago. Dude, Yeah, I mean since then. I mean I listened to like every episode. So it's the only show that I do that and the only show that I can go on. It's a very weird vibel like, so.

01:51:56
Speaker 1: You think you know us now, Kevin Clancy KFC bar stool.

01:52:02
Speaker 3: We appreciate you coming by again, man and well we talk, we'll kick it with you.

01:52:07
Speaker 2: We'll be repeat guests again.

01:52:09
Speaker 1: I've been on your studio three times again. We gotta have you guys come through new spot.

01:52:12
Speaker 3: Definitely new studio and throw some darts around.

01:52:15
Speaker 1: Ship up the crazy ship, y'all. Darts? Yeah, putting one of those acts throwing machines. Yeah, yeah, I know they got that ship up this. It's crazy. When football season.

01:52:27
Speaker 2: I'm gonna invite myself when football season happens, can I just be fly on the wall.

01:52:34
Speaker 1: Mosito year? He'll be a Mosquito year.

01:52:37
Speaker 2: They have the best football Sundays. They're on big gass chairs and they're all screaming at the TV. It reminds me of the household I grew up in. Come on by, buddy, what's my guy's name that's up there? To the big guy Frank to Tek, He said, Derek g is one of the most overrating goddamn radiant. Frank is overrated at what Frank is?

01:52:56
Speaker 1: He said. Derek is one of the most overrated athletes in the history of sports.

01:53:00
Speaker 4: Did he give a backstory, like, absolutely, Derek Jeter is frank backstory, the Derek Jeter backstory, Derek Jeter.

01:53:09
Speaker 1: Derek Jeter is he's a good player. He's a good player.

01:53:11
Speaker 3: He's not.

01:53:12
Speaker 1: It's the level that people put him at.

01:53:15
Speaker 4: Also, if he ever just extended a little bit of a lifeline to a Rod when the whole fucking city was against him and said no, like call off the dogs. A Rod's a good dude, that team would have won more championship. Absolutely, and he just let him. He never he didn't move positions he should have, and he let that guy flounder for years when he could have been, like, he's the best player in baseball, shut the fuck up, and they probably would have won like three World Series.

01:53:37
Speaker 2: Yeah, now that I believe, I'm with you on that, Okay, But saying to extend a arm when he like jumped into the stands.

01:53:43
Speaker 4: And extended his arm, stopped like ten feet before he caught the ball and factory ends up in the breaking his face in the stands, give me a break.

01:53:51
Speaker 2: Yeah, he had bitches in the crop. He had to sell it.

01:53:55
Speaker 1: Frank Man.

01:53:59
Speaker 4: Jeter at five, I want to I want to actually get this audience. He is the perfect example. He was at he was at UH, he was trying to get some Mets opening day, Frank the New Jersey Transit was late and he jumped. The local news was doing like a piece on that, and he like snatched the mic and was like, New Jersey Transit is incompetent.

01:54:20
Speaker 1: They are the worst. It's not right and.

01:54:21
Speaker 4: Viral and like five years later now he's living like, you know, his best life. He's getting on walks every day, losing weight. He's probably I mean, aside from Dave, and maybe even including Dave, he might be the most recognizable person at Barcelool.

01:54:34
Speaker 1: Now, dude makes a killing on cameon Derek Jeter. Now he's a Hall of Famer. Yes, got his three lead a few thousand, but if he played for the Kise City Royals, he would be no better than.

01:54:54
Speaker 2: I hate this in any debate, not even sports hypothetical. When you just put someone else in something it didn't happen to devalue them, it makes my blood sucking bunts. That's how I went arguments.

01:55:07
Speaker 12: You said, Ky and Clark wouldn't have all these accomplishments if she played in the men's like that kind of thing.

01:55:13
Speaker 2: I mean that we're talking about science in fact, so that's not empathetical, that's not a high.

01:55:19
Speaker 1: That's you know, that's all the time.

01:55:23
Speaker 2: It's like when people are like, yo, big never does Hove, would never be Hove, It's like, well, he died in Hove is Hove.

01:55:28
Speaker 1: So I can't really argue this. Now.

01:55:30
Speaker 2: Number four, let's go Stans was being a heart.

01:55:33
Speaker 1: Oh he's a very good player, hall of famer.

01:55:36
Speaker 10: But everyone actually he's one of the best players in the last fifty years.

01:55:41
Speaker 1: It's a Joel like a hall of famer.

01:55:42
Speaker 2: Number four saying he's a Hall of famer is crazy.

01:55:47
Speaker 1: This guy first on the NBA scene.

01:55:49
Speaker 10: He was supposed to be.

01:55:50
Speaker 1: People to him and shock, I don't think he busted his k don't think people.

01:55:56
Speaker 2: Put ty hardway that crazy.

01:55:58
Speaker 10: I'm going to go in an active player, Chris Paul. Yeah, Chris Paul over to his ear and go, he's not wrong. He's not wrong, bigger smoker, think Chris Paul.

01:56:14
Speaker 1: Number two Eric then drus Wait on the Flyers fighting for his draft rights the Quebec. He traded him twice. I can't come it. There is no more raider over the athletes. Did Joe name it? I agree one fucking game, he had one baby. He didn't even play that goodness Broadway, Joe. I'm with him, no name is.

01:56:42
Speaker 3: I agree with him being over most overrated.

01:56:45
Speaker 1: Sometimes I gotta do is win the big one.

01:56:47
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, he's still legendary for sitting on the sidelines of that Patriots Jets game drunk as fuck.

01:56:54
Speaker 4: And he's about the broid, not the football jacket. The picture of him running in.

01:57:01
Speaker 2: About the teams struggling, let me, let me kiss you.

01:57:05
Speaker 1: That's another thing we all just laughed at and crazy. Somebody grab him.

01:57:09
Speaker 4: There was a website called Kissing Susie Colbert that was a sports blog website. It was like, let's just make fun of the fact that this woman was kissed against her will on television. Bananas man, all right, I appreciate it, man, Susie.

01:57:26
Speaker 1: We'll see you garantee for legend.

01:57:28
Speaker 3: See you at bars Stool, Kevin Clancy KFC bar Stool shout out to bars Stool, one of our favorite platforms.

01:57:35
Speaker 1: You guys are kicking ass. Thank you boys, and we'll see you soon. Yeah, appreciate you, mane.

01:57:40
Speaker 11: What does it mean to you now?

01:57:42
Speaker 1: When the team is struggling, kiss you. I couldn't care less about the team struggling. Willian now