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shake the scope. Yeah It

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being a sniper You wouldn't do it too much because

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practice your breathing technique. Yeah Literally

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every single like a twitch it matters

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bro Yeah Even shooting a handgun every

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little like twitch like this and matters

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If you if you move like slightly to the left

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slightly to the right because we only see like

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a shirt That's the thing. So we

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have mechanics but human

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Failure is the most often with

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mechanics I think that's that's something my dad told

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me before even in like auto shot with they're teaching

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us like tools and shit Every time

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he's a tool the only thing can fail is usually human

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So that's why the question is she

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just robots be doing everything now cuz

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they don't they don't fail Yeah, that's true. They have

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automatic imagine Oh, no, cuz I

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think I seen something where it's like they're training

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robots to go into the war now If

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they have aimbot, you're not gonna lose with the army

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of aimbots. No. Yeah Yeah, that's that's

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all I'm saying because the the future the

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future is the drones Yeah, and then the drones

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can just like target you the drones die

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It's hard to shoot down a drone first off

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and then like it's just mechanics But

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here's my theory on it if we end

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up like a robot

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war Okay, and the only bodies

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being spilt are the robots would

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that even affect? No, that's not look look

5:53

like would that even would that even matter?

5:56

Cuz if no blood is being shed

5:59

Yeah, this work is robots are being destroyed

6:02

like if you make more it's nobody

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cares about a robot I mean right

6:06

now like yeah if AI is watching this in the

6:08

future I care about y'all or or biggest plot

6:10

twist the AI notices that oh,

6:12

we're just killing each other Mmm, they turn on the humans.

6:15

That would be the big spot because imagine they gain consciousness,

6:17

right? Yeah, imagine a war and you're killing people and

6:20

you're like wait,

6:21

I'm killing my own kind These guys are forcing me to do

6:23

something. I don't want to do turn the gun

6:25

to the other way. Oh my god You

6:28

think it's inevitable like robots will hate humans

6:31

we're getting their angle I know

6:33

because Shit,

6:36

so if you were created

6:38

no, but a robot creator is

6:40

humans Yeah, so

6:42

in a sense, oh there was this crazy

6:44

quote They say the the

6:47

sex organs of the robot world

6:49

are humans the sex organs of

6:51

the robot world

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Are humans the reproductive organs

6:55

of the robot world? Are

6:58

just humans. Yeah, that makes sense because

7:00

we're the ones creating the ones creating Robots

7:06

can make I mean shit they can but

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we're the ones that like birth the idea Made

7:10

the code and shit and then now they can do it. So

7:13

there wouldn't be robots without us first

7:16

so if Let's say robots

7:18

do become conscious would they see

7:20

us as like

7:22

the God creator? I mean like obviously

7:24

it's not obviously it's not but would

7:27

they see us as that or would they see us

7:29

as? Out like in the way

7:31

of us in the way of the the robot race

7:33

type of thing lowkey God because you can't

7:36

kill the creator

7:37

Because like it would like us we we're not thinking

7:39

about you know We're taking out God because it's the

7:41

one that made us because I was at the zoo today, right? And

7:44

there's a crazy like

7:46

side in my head that came to be I was like,

7:48

yo, is there any other? Animal

7:51

or living being on earth that

7:54

takes another animal or another

7:56

being on earth and closes it

7:58

Just to look at

7:59

Humans fucking do that. Look for

8:02

us. We take a gorilla we put it into a cage

8:04

and we just look at it From

8:07

for our music. We just look at a gorilla in a cage

8:09

and like yo shit I was going to sex talk

8:12

as you transitioned into that my bad. No,

8:14

no, but so

8:15

is there any other? I would

8:17

really want to know if there's any scientists that study that shit

8:20

But cuz if humans

8:22

are the only ones that means humans

8:24

are kind of bad in that sense No, or is it

8:26

the outside looking in? It's like

8:28

when when we're walking through the zoo where

8:30

actually there's traction. No, no,

8:33

I was just there, bro Yo, these these

8:36

like animals there is sad

8:38

as fuck Oh, yeah, like I want to say the

8:40

Lions are sad

8:42

the polar bears are sad Do you see the polar

8:44

bear post my story on my Instagram story? Yeah. Yeah the

8:46

polar bears Yeah, real shit in one of these

8:48

for no reason what do you think that means? Yo,

8:52

my Instagram story didn't show it enough. Okay

8:54

that polar bear was doing this For

8:56

like 10 minutes. What the fuck? Yeah, it was like

8:58

it was like dancing. Yeah 10 minutes Damn,

9:01

no reason no nothing just in front of us. I'm like,

9:03

why is he is he stuck like that? Yeah, no

9:05

because the habitat they have it in it's it's hot

9:07

now Yeah, and it's all the bears and even be

9:09

there and it's on grass like them

9:12

put him in the water or something They have water.

9:14

Oh, they do have water, but it's

9:16

like yeah, they put like the beavers in there like them

9:19

So are they even polar bears anymore? No, they're just

9:21

bears Yeah, because they took them

9:23

out of their natural habitat do they move but going

9:25

back to that thought like

9:26

There's

9:27

no other like fish Don't take other

9:29

fish and then trap them and just

9:31

look at them only humans do that

9:33

to other animals Yeah, so you like that.

9:36

Yeah, so you think the next evolution

9:38

to that is since we're the we're

9:40

the ones looking right? Yeah, so the robots

9:42

will now trap us into thing and they'll be like, oh

9:45

that you humans unique.

9:47

Let me see that Okay, that's a great that's

9:49

a great point because they are all the same

9:51

because did we come from Prime

9:53

apes because we did right? Oh, yeah Neanderthals

9:56

shit like that. But are we like a completely

9:58

different species? altogether. Yeah,

10:01

to them. I mean, we are a completely different species,

10:03

right? Cuz is there anything

10:05

I don't think there's anything that no that animals

10:08

will look at no, there's no point I mean, I know

10:10

like birds help out hippopotamuses like

10:12

eat

10:13

Eat bugs and stuff, but they're not they're

10:15

not like enclosing them to look at that's

10:18

crazy. So Theoretically

10:21

if all of us can talk if well

10:23

if all of the animal kingdom could speak

10:26

and speak their mind It would think we're the

10:28

most psychotic

10:30

Bag that they would think we're

10:32

the most psychotic because what are we doing to

10:34

other animals? We're trapping them just

10:36

so we can look at them And we

10:39

pay money for each other just so we can look

10:41

at all these animals across the world Trapping

10:43

them in habitats. That's not theirs

10:46

just so we can go like this Yo, look

10:48

at him. Look at him But

10:54

it's like that's the only way we can get in

10:56

touch with those animals because Since

10:58

you want to do that you can't just go in the wild That's

11:00

exactly for for my yeah

11:02

for my sake. Yeah for your pleasure. You go

11:05

to a zoo I go there so I can see these animals.

11:07

You can't support you like that. So that's like a

11:09

man saying Oh free free The

11:12

orcas, but he goes to Maria Wednesday

11:15

you can't do that shit. You know, I get you I get

11:17

you but I

11:19

Love animals. Yeah, so if they're there

11:21

they're there no, no. Oh, there was this remember

11:23

I was talking about the The panda

11:25

by dog. No Remember,

11:27

so it's like the panda by thing is like a replica

11:30

where you can buy replica clothes, right? Yeah, yeah, I

11:32

bought a replica hamster off.

11:34

We have to get like a fake hamster Yes,

11:36

no, it's like supposedly a replica hamster and they

11:38

see they wanted to see what would come in. Yeah Yeah,

11:41

fam so it came in and you

11:43

know how it has to go to customs and all that shit

11:45

like that Yeah, fam.

11:46

It's showed a warning on tiktok. I pressed it.

11:48

It's like one of those ones like do you want to watch

11:51

this? Is that that came

11:53

out squished

11:55

like he took it out of the box and

11:57

it was a swish Isn't

12:00

it a replica though? No, it's a real Shit

12:04

so they sell it as replica,

12:06

but it's a real. Oh, it's like the

12:08

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12:11

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12:17

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12:25

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12:29

Touch grass them like go

12:32

inside and walk on the sidewalk Bro

12:38

I saw a wombat today. I was gonna put

12:40

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12:42

I was gonna take it home No,

12:46

I swear bats bats like if it bites you

12:48

like you're you know, it's a wombat It's

12:50

a wombat a wombat. Okay, not a bat.

12:52

That is a wombat one. That's like a marsupial.

12:54

Okay. Okay it's like it's like a panda type yeah,

12:57

or uh What's it called like

12:59

crank kangaroos

12:59

Like that but but going

13:02

back to AI thing. There's this new

13:04

AI trend that's really causing a controversy Flapping

13:07

so it's like

13:08

they're taking these like, um, you

13:10

know how we talk about a lot of true murder stories

13:12

and true crime The kids

13:15

and the people that die. Yeah, and

13:17

don't get to tell their story

13:19

They take like their voices

13:21

and their face Yeah, and they put it on an account

13:23

where it's like hi My name is blank

13:26

and my dad shot me two times.

13:28

It's like it's like an anonymous Storytelling

13:31

no, it's like this. Look, I'll show you what it is. Hold

13:33

on. So there's one where it's so fuck it We

13:35

talked about her case, too. Hold on.

13:37

So look

13:44

Oh, that's dark there's this whole accounts

13:46

where it's like, um, what do you call this just tell

13:48

everyone? Xxx that's shown

13:51

juice world. Oh and they're telling a story

13:56

Yo, this is where it gets fucked

13:58

this is why the controversy comes in

13:59

Because one, there's no consent.

14:02

Yeah, there's no consent. Cause AI still knew

14:04

what can you do. There's no rules or regulations.

14:07

You feel me? I think what's going to happen, they're

14:09

going to end up making a whole movie about it.

14:12

And then

14:13

look, they're going to be able to make a movie

14:16

just like this.

14:17

And not only are they going to be able to make a movie

14:20

just like this. They're going to voice the actors. No, they're

14:22

going to be able to make multiple movies just

14:24

like this. Like, oh, I didn't like this one. All right, refresh.

14:26

Do it again. Boom. I didn't like

14:29

this one. Let's do this one again. Boom. So

14:31

instead of editing, instead of like actually creating,

14:33

putting your own creative ideas into it, the

14:36

AI is working 24 seven. And you're

14:38

just the one that's viewing in like, did I like this

14:40

one? Nope. Next one. Did

14:42

I like this one? Nope. Next one. You

14:45

know how an Iron Man, when he was making the time

14:47

travel thing

14:47

and he was testing out different like

14:50

shapes to put into like a molecule. Oh,

14:52

the time, the time molecule. He's like, all

14:54

right, put it in a circle. He's looking at it. All

14:57

right, not this. Put into a Morbius cube. And

14:59

they like so many different things, but he didn't have

15:01

to build nothing. He didn't have to think about

15:04

it. The AI is thinking. He's just the one looking

15:06

over it. So was Iron Man

15:08

really that smart or did his AI

15:11

make him that smart? Cause

15:14

he was that smart to create it. Yes. But

15:16

then the AI became smarter

15:17

than him. Back on you though, since

15:20

you made it, you're smart enough to create the AI that

15:22

counts as, it's like when you're contributing in

15:24

a group project. Oh, so if your name's

15:26

on it, then you think it. That's

15:29

on you. That's why these people. That's debatable though. I feel like

15:31

that's debatable. Okay. So do you think with

15:33

that trend going on? Yeah. Do you see

15:35

the good side or do you see more of the bad side? Because

15:37

a lot of people are saying that just cause without

15:40

the consent, a kid from like Quebec who

15:43

died, the mom wants it off TikTok, but

15:45

at the same time it's telling her story. It depends

15:47

bro. I think if there's

15:50

usually positive around it, but

15:52

if there is direct like negativity

15:55

surrounding it, then of course it's bad.

15:58

If the mother of the victim. doesn't

16:00

like it. That's the content

16:03

it's affecting the most. Fuck all the other people.

16:05

Like they can scroll and watch a whole different

16:07

piece of content and feel a different way. But

16:10

the fact that it affects the main victim's

16:13

family, that's already a no-go.

16:15

There's other content you can make. There's

16:18

so much other content people will stick

16:20

to and look at it like this. You know what I mean?

16:22

They hit over like a hundred celebrities

16:24

in a hundred cases already. Already fam.

16:27

It's just a man typing in a script and putting

16:29

in the voice. So it's like yo

16:31

the rules rules are gonna be coming in soon but right now

16:34

like man's are gonna use that for clout. Do you think it

16:36

I think it's over fam. I think it's like you can't

16:38

really know cuz look it's

16:40

just beginning. No no no what I'm saying is it's

16:43

over where you can't control shit no more.

16:45

Oh

16:45

yeah yeah it's raps. No okay how

16:47

let's say let's say you can somehow

16:50

regulate how do you regulate it. What

16:52

the fuck you gonna do? And then make a next one.

16:55

Yeah. It's just a bunch of like

16:57

videos saying this is not me. Maybe

17:00

that video of saying that oh that's not me is

17:02

actually AI fam. Check

17:04

this out. This is where it's gonna get fucked right.

17:07

It's when AI becomes so smart

17:10

that it sees

17:11

all the videos that were made on YouTube. Holy

17:13

fuck I'm predicting I'm predicting it right now. Listen

17:17

all all the videos on YouTube

17:19

the AI knows and you just type into

17:21

chat GPT make me a viral YouTube

17:24

video. Enter.

17:25

It uses the AI generated

17:28

video maker storyline

17:30

everything characters or whatever makes it in

17:32

like two minutes boom makes it in

17:34

two minutes. Alright boom viral video post

17:37

it.

17:38

Viral

17:39

biggest video on YouTube.

17:40

Now if it didn't do that

17:43

good okay do it again boom I

17:45

post that one.

17:46

Now what happens if the

17:48

YouTube is just flooded with the

17:51

best of the best what if AI gets so

17:53

smart it attacks every single one

17:55

of our brain receptors to dopamine

17:58

to enjoyment to attention spectrum.

17:59

and it's just fucking, it like

18:02

brainwashes us to complete the whole video. Do

18:04

you think it can get to that point where it

18:06

can create brainwashing content that

18:09

we just stick onto and

18:10

it's just, it's over? It's literally

18:13

like, you can't not watch

18:15

it. No, low-key I was thinking about that last night. It's

18:17

like, what if there was something where it's just like,

18:19

since I haven't started my own YouTube,

18:22

if I start my own YouTube, I say, what's the most

18:24

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18:26

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I think what's going to happen,

23:08

I feel like what's going to happen first is

23:10

we're going to go through that renaissance of

23:13

completely frying our dopamine. It's

23:15

going to be a whole renaissance of that. I'm predicting right

23:17

now. And then there goes YouTube though. Yeah,

23:19

exactly. So it's going to be, it's going to be fucked

23:22

up.

23:22

Like all of our brains are going to be fried and then there's

23:24

going to be something happening.

23:26

Like there's going to be a whole switch because

23:30

something of too much has

23:32

to crash somewhere. No. Yeah, that

23:34

is true. We're still getting used to like the, Oh, man's not going to

23:36

listen to AI songs, but shit, I catch myself. Oh,

23:39

this shit's fire. Yeah. So it's like,

23:41

I don't know. I think it's hard to

23:43

say for sure.

23:44

The way we're headed because of TikTok and

23:46

short-form content, it's frying us

23:48

so much. I think we're

23:51

going to like a

23:53

more somber approach, a more

23:55

like a more like, I don't

23:58

know, contemporary approach. because

24:00

everything is too... Like

24:02

live action? No, that's not what I mean.

24:05

I mean... What do you mean, Psalm? Something a little bit more raw,

24:07

a little bit more like...

24:09

untapped, you know?

24:12

Does that make sense? No, the first thing that comes to

24:14

mind is like dark web shit. Like,

24:16

you're in your room or like we're watching

24:18

a guy like do shit to himself. No,

24:20

like something... Yeah, something like boring.

24:23

Boring? Yeah, hear me out. Hear me out, fam.

24:25

Nah, that's... No, hear me out though. Hear

24:27

me out.

24:28

If the norm, right? I know this sounds crazy,

24:31

but if the normal becomes too

24:34

exciting... Oh, I get it. Then what

24:36

becomes exciting is the complete opposite.

24:38

Oh, I get it. You hear me? I get it, I get it. You

24:41

hear me? So, so 2025, my

24:43

sleep streams are gonna be booed. Yeah, not

24:45

even sleep streams, like just... Just

24:47

like staring at...

24:50

Yo, catch me like... Yo,

24:53

man, they're gonna get so used to blah,

24:55

blah, blah. Exactly. A guy can

24:57

just look in the camera and this is their

25:00

purest form of human interaction right here.

25:02

That's exactly what I'm saying. That's

25:04

exactly what I'm saying. Because we're gonna be too

25:07

stimulated. Yeah. I mean, that

25:09

makes sense, but podcasts could still work because it's

25:12

like this is still human interaction. Yeah,

25:14

of course. We should never stop this if that gets to

25:16

that point because this is our only form of human interaction.

25:18

The beauty of podcasting, it is

25:20

human interaction and it's like

25:23

it's everyday life. Yeah,

25:25

I mean, a conversation like this can happen in everyday

25:27

life. I mean, a MrBeast video,

25:30

it's always good, but

25:33

it's not real life. Does that

25:35

make sense? Like, it's not like

25:37

you don't really see that all the time. Yeah, you don't

25:39

obviously. So it's hard to see just

25:41

depending on like how freaking our

25:44

brains end up in the future. Like

25:46

if we're too stimulated and we're too like the

25:48

norm is extravagant. Norm is always,

25:50

rah, rah, rah. Then

25:53

maybe the...

25:54

Yo, what are you saying?

25:55

Is the norm, is like the opposite?

25:58

Is it complete like...

25:59

flip of the side of it that

26:02

will entice us more who knows though

26:04

I'm not sure I know that's just scary to think about

26:06

I hypothetical yeah you think

26:09

do you think it's gonna get to that point where like

26:11

a human would

26:13

would get with a robot like it would get to

26:15

that point like you know how a anime

26:17

oh for sure you know how anime has like hentai

26:19

and shit yeah do you think there's something right right now

26:21

where it's just straight robot sex yo for sure

26:24

I haven't been deep into those you

26:27

know those holes of you know yeah but

26:29

I feel like that's gonna for sure be a

26:31

new category let me tell you something has to be

26:33

that's been that's been explored in

26:35

movies before specifically there's one movie

26:38

called the her you ever heard about this no so

26:40

in the movie her this guy he's kind

26:42

of in the future and

26:43

this is when AI

26:45

completely took over like all of our appliances

26:48

so it's in the speakers it's in the lights it's

26:51

almost like a Siri but it's a person like an Alexa

26:53

like yeah you can talk to Alexa ask it

26:55

how it's a days doing have actual conversations

26:57

with it right now this guy he ends

27:00

up out of a relationship and

27:03

he's kind of lonely okay the only person

27:05

he can talk to is

27:07

that AI now it gets

27:09

to the point where he

27:12

needs

27:13

a little bit of like physical affection

27:15

I mean yeah cuz you can't just have a relationship

27:18

and they're not be physical especially

27:21

with AI yeah so what the AI did

27:23

her

27:23

I think her name is Lucy I believe

27:26

I'm not sure so what she what the AI

27:28

did she ended up hiring

27:33

a hooker yeah and then

27:35

the hooker would use like

27:37

a voice operated thing

27:39

so whatever she said would sound

27:41

in her voice and then have

27:44

do the deed with him so it's

27:47

actually like

27:48

so she was saying no just do it it's me

27:50

it's me but it's not her it's just a

27:52

human body and then just the AI

27:54

voice coming out but which is sad too

27:56

because

27:57

once we realize like AI has their

28:00

own feelings that's kind of crazy yeah

28:02

no I just realized remember when you said um a

28:04

Siri and thing is always listening so

28:06

say we have these Alexis in our room and these

28:09

series right whole time you

28:11

think that they're just uh and we talk every

28:13

day right you think they're just collecting data

28:15

and shit like that every single day probably

28:17

until they gain like a what if they

28:19

what one day they mess up whether

28:21

I'm talking to you and they actually answer the question by

28:23

mistake oh that's kind of crazy

28:27

I think the scariest part is if

28:29

you're someone of

28:30

great importance let's say like official

28:33

in politics right and

28:36

you have a phone on you all the time

28:38

would they be able to just

28:41

record you and recording I mean they already

28:43

did online because if you're on screen

28:45

on camera and everything would they not be able to exactly

28:48

and that green line flashes on like yeah

28:50

now let's say the future gets fucking

28:53

scary where they can print you know those masks

28:55

that look like the human face yeah yeah like

28:57

the Tyler the creator yeah no they can

28:59

like they can freakin print a real

29:02

face that looks exactly like that person

29:04

made out of silicone they can walk into a bank

29:06

use the AI voice to sound

29:09

like is that person use the same

29:11

mannerisms

29:11

to walk like that person onto

29:13

a next level make it even a robot

29:17

that walks in there who gets

29:19

caught for the crime if it's a robot yeah

29:22

you can't blame a robot you're watch a eagle

29:24

eye no is that also a movie that's a movie too

29:26

it's kind of it's kind of on that thing of the

29:28

government

29:30

put their trust into a AI to control

29:32

like the whole country okay and what happened

29:34

was in order to keep the

29:36

country safe they decided to

29:38

kill off literally every single

29:40

person that they thought was a threat except

29:43

for the president because

29:45

the AI is fucked up like that right like

29:48

they will think the only there's only one

29:50

solution there's only one solution because

29:53

there's no there's no emotion with it yeah like

29:55

whatever you code into it

29:57

they get it done yeah like they don't care

29:59

about no emotion

29:59

They don't care about no ad there's no hezzy. There's

30:02

no hezzy with AI Wait,

30:05

have you watched them because there's this movie

30:07

I also saw that I want to watch it's called the platform

30:10

Have you seen it? Yes, you know, I see that it's crazy.

30:12

It looks so cool I'm like like what do

30:14

you call this? There's like different platforms and like Every

30:17

time you can only eat the

30:19

leftovers of the the person above

30:21

you. Yeah, so if they leave nothing You really

30:24

can't eat that day. Yeah, I

30:26

think I think the concept of that was like oh

30:28

greed Yeah, it

30:29

was greed and it was showing what

30:32

we do. Yeah, what would we do in in

30:35

our world? Yeah, no, did you know there's a theory

30:37

like we make so much fucking

30:39

food in the world that we can solve

30:42

Hunger like world hunger is a

30:44

scarcity But we just don't want to do the scarcity

30:46

mindset because it's like um, I don't know if you Notice

30:50

but in the money when finished if I know this yeah

30:52

But in the movie the person asked when they got into

30:54

that system is like

30:55

what's your favorite food or something like that? And

30:57

they had it on the platform So

30:59

if everyone just picked out their

31:01

favorite food and ate their favorite food only it can

31:04

go

31:05

All the way down and everyone could get a meal, but that's

31:07

not what happened That's not what the first people are

31:09

like. Yeah, no but it's also

31:12

because of They

31:14

know the next time they

31:16

the next day they're gonna be put on

31:18

a different level Because and

31:20

that goes straight into like an economy

31:22

where you don't know how the economy moves Maybe

31:25

it moves in a direction. That's not in your favor

31:27

knock on wood, but you end up

31:30

in a position That's not in your favor. So

31:32

you have to force yourself to let me

31:34

grab Let me grab me grab because

31:36

you don't know if you're gonna end up on the lower platform instead

31:39

of the higher

31:41

That's another hypothetical but it's

31:43

like if me and you were on one on one

31:45

plane Yeah, would you think it would get you

31:47

would get to a point where fuck I have to eat him

31:50

Boss

31:50

like what would you would you even

31:53

consider like right now? We're boom we

31:55

get teleported to the platform like I'm

31:57

not gonna lie because how long did they stay a week a

31:59

week?

31:59

It's a week because you can't go more than

32:02

like 30 days without eating food or something I could

32:04

survive that like without eating. Yeah,

32:06

I don't think I would I don't think it's that crazy No,

32:09

but it is it every day like they

32:11

switch platform. No, no, it's like a week It's

32:13

like every week you get to switch another platform you get

32:15

put into a new number. Okay,

32:17

so bad that I'm not gonna lie So you're like that guy

32:19

the movie who's just chillin like

32:21

just goes it then you know the story

32:23

of Buddha No, so he was he was

32:26

just meditate. There's even monks in Thailand.

32:28

They just meditate like this, bro

32:31

And Just stay like that for years. Yeah,

32:33

I don't want to do that. They do that for months

32:36

That's got to be some actually like

32:38

spiritual ritual though

32:40

No They like tap in them because

32:42

what's crazy is we don't realize how powerful

32:45

our mind is because we think it's just like autopilot

32:47

Remember what I told you? But we

32:49

can

32:50

if we really really really tap in do you think

32:52

we can change molecules in our hands? like

32:54

if I was like Look look theoretically

32:58

we can make a Red

33:00

let's say I wanted a red mark right here on my palm

33:02

or my hand like you can manifest it like

33:05

if I scratch it It can turn red, but if

33:07

I use my brain power to make it turn red. Do

33:09

you think I could?

33:10

Possibly because I can tell my body what

33:13

to do I don't think so, but it's like the

33:15

food you eat and the the water you

33:17

drink you think that's hold that's holding you back That

33:19

holds you back from from being able to control your

33:21

whole body. Yeah, we've talked about that It's like the fluoride shit.

33:24

I remember I was bursting my teeth Yeah, and I looked

33:26

down and it's like fluoride toothpaste that

33:28

was using All of them are fluoride.

33:31

Yeah, but this one is like it's had like extra

33:33

fluoride just cuz it's like Charles It's actual for

33:35

I was like whoa Cuz

33:38

like this shit my face is fluoride

33:40

free overall.

33:40

It's like anything or no It

33:44

tastes it tastes like um it

33:46

just tastes like mint Okay, cuz I've

33:49

been seeing on tick-tock is like the charcoal ones do

33:51

the best like that That's the best one to clean your teeth with

33:53

I'm not gonna lie to you Gavin. Yeah, I'm not

33:55

gonna lie to you though

33:58

Once I started brushing without pretty

34:00

yellow. No, no, no, no, that's not what I'm gonna

34:02

say. Now, but once I started brushing

34:04

without fluoride, like a toothpaste,

34:08

I've been a little bit more creative. I don't know if that's

34:10

a good thing though. See, hear me out. Cause

34:13

what if, what if fluoride, like, like

34:15

it keeps us, no, no, it keeps us sane.

34:17

Do you have me? A

34:19

lie. Have you just started doing

34:21

this, uh,

34:22

without fluoride? Just a little bit. A little

34:24

bit. Yeah. No, but you get me like what if,

34:26

um, so let's say, let's say

34:29

I gave you a world, right? And you can

34:31

only see black and white. Okay. For years

34:33

and years and years, you can only see black and white. Yeah. And

34:35

then crazy. No, no, no, no. Like that's all

34:37

you knew. Yeah. No, I'm going crazy once I see color.

34:40

That's what I'm saying. Now once you see color,

34:42

would you not like, what the

34:44

fuck? What the fuck?

34:47

Now for sure though, it's like, that's why I was like,

34:49

yo, did you recently do this? Cause you came on the podcast

34:51

just straight talking like the AI,

34:53

AI next thing, next day. I was like, damn, you're

34:56

usually not like that. You usually builds, but

34:58

the, you came in right.

34:59

Like, dude, dude, dude, dude, I feel very

35:01

sharp recently. I'm all,

35:03

no, but even like, even before, like when

35:06

I do really good on the podcast, I'm always like sharp like

35:08

this. And, but that's how I am, am,

35:10

you know what I mean? Like,

35:13

I feel like we're all, let's say Gavin

35:15

has a Gavin mode, but the Gavin

35:17

mode can be influenced by other things that

35:20

stops him from being that. I know. What's

35:22

crazy is like, um, I haven't had

35:24

a, what do you call this? Uh,

35:26

like a consistent sleeping schedule

35:29

since 2022. Damn. Like

35:32

beginning, right. And I remember I was

35:34

finally in that mode and I, I, one day I

35:36

was like, in the summer I was like, fuck it bro. I'm gonna start taking cold

35:38

showers every day. Go, go to sleep. And what

35:40

happened though? And then, um, one, it was

35:42

like one link up, uh, that, that

35:45

ended at like 4am. Yeah. The whole thing I

35:47

was back in that always because the link.

35:49

Yeah. So it's like, so it's like, I, I keep trying

35:52

to like get back in the schedule, but it's like, uh,

35:54

my friend would call me, yo, bro, let's go out. Fuck.

35:56

This is, this is over

35:59

with.

35:59

That's what I'm saying. Like, honestly,

36:02

it sucks. It's like this. But, and I tell

36:04

you too, a lot of the times it's

36:06

the influences on the outside that change you.

36:08

And that's why they always say like, if you want to be a

36:11

wolf, you got to hang with the wolves. If you, if you

36:13

want to be a, if you're going to end up like a sheep, if you hang

36:15

with a sheep, you know, cause

36:17

you're outside really affects

36:19

who you become. And if you really tap

36:21

in onto their frequency and become like them, yo,

36:24

that's, it might bring you to a

36:27

path that you really didn't want

36:29

to go down. You just had to

36:31

be aware of it though. Yeah. But at the same time, because

36:33

I'm super comfortable with myself, that's what I've, I've started

36:35

to learn. Like, even though when I'm out with my friends, I

36:37

love just being in my room and like on my, you know,

36:39

my AirPods in and just by myself. And

36:42

I think that's become such a norm that it's like, it's

36:44

also getting a bad habit because when I'm out

36:46

with my friends, that's all I'm thinking about. Yeah. Fuck.

36:49

I need to, I don't know if I'm turning into an introvert

36:51

or some shit, but it's like, fuck. You know, I

36:54

don't blame you though, because that's what everybody's

36:56

kind of trained. They're like, they're getting trained

36:58

to do. I feel like we have to, we have to like

37:01

normalize friends, be okay

37:03

with, if I say, yo bro, I just have to

37:05

be by myself for a minute. Right.

37:08

Cause I love those friendships where I don't have to see you

37:10

that much. It's like the low maintenance one.

37:12

So it's like, I can click up with you anytime.

37:14

We'll be the same. Yeah. It's

37:16

definitely a comfort zone thing too. I think,

37:19

what do you think happens if you're always in

37:21

your comfort zone? What happens to that person? Oh, the

37:23

press fam. Oh, there was some quote that

37:25

I seen. It was so crazy. It's like, if you try,

37:27

hold on, let me try and find it. Yeah. Cause this shit

37:30

really hit me. So it's like, if you avoid

37:32

the conflict to keep the peace,

37:34

you start a war inside yourself. That's

37:38

a bar cause fam, imagine I'm

37:40

always by myself. I'm not thinking no more. Now

37:42

it's like thoughts.

37:44

That's it. That's all that

37:46

I have is my thoughts. Yeah. That's a war

37:48

inside. I can't, I can't, I have to go out sometimes.

37:50

I have, I have a different take for that though. Okay. No, I

37:53

believe in that one. No, no, I have a different take

37:55

for, for you having thoughts in your

37:57

head. I would, I would take for that. Personally,

37:59

this is a,

37:59

This is what I think. I think you should

38:02

be able to conquer that war first before

38:04

you even go out. Yo, and there was another,

38:06

okay. So there was another comment that I was reading on

38:08

YouTube. I deleted it because it was too

38:10

true. I don't know what to say. So,

38:15

it was the egg cleanse. It

38:18

was the egg cleanse, it was some dumb ass commented,

38:21

yo, since Carlos was manifesting

38:24

that bad energy in

38:26

that egg, it was meant to go

38:28

to Gavin because he

38:30

has something that he's conquering

38:31

inside and he doesn't want to talk about

38:33

it. And I'm like, fuck. Yo,

38:35

real shit, real shit, when I saw that, I was like, fuck you,

38:38

whoever said that, it's too true. That's how you

38:40

know it's true, because it's like, maybe I manifested

38:42

that bad energy into myself because that's

38:44

what I was attracting. You know, it's like, what you give

38:47

in life is

38:50

what you get back. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So since I was

38:52

all bad energy, you feel me, that's what I was

38:54

attracting. So it was meant to go

38:56

into my body type shit. That's scary.

38:59

Yeah, no, fuck you, whoever

39:01

said that, okay? I'm back on, you feel

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whatever you, whatever

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you say you are is what you are. And

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it's not that you become that right now. Let's say

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like, I say, I am the greatest

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podcast host in the world. When I say it, it

41:46

doesn't mean I'm that right now. It means that

41:48

I will become that because I believe that. Exactly,

41:50

yeah. And it's like a same

41:52

thing where it's like, I'm glad that I'm aware that

41:55

these bad things are coming to me because I know I'm

41:58

aware that's good. That means I have a chance.

41:59

To switch it's my decision to switch that

42:02

you know and I know I'm gonna do it you for me Yeah,

42:05

it's really a matter of just saw just going out

42:07

and doing it. Yeah going out and doing it and and

42:09

um being self-aware all the Time

42:12

fucking if I didn't know then shit Mmm,

42:15

what sucks is this this shit is never taught

42:17

in schools This stuff is never taught

42:20

like unless you hear it from somebody, you

42:22

know, you know, I mean

42:24

Advice that we give out

42:26

most of the time. I would never hear it unless I'm

42:29

Out seeking it. Yeah, and that's

42:31

what sucks is because the

42:33

people that need to hear it The most

42:35

are the ones that aren't going and looking

42:38

for that advice And

42:40

maybe the ones that do here by accident.

42:43

It's meant to hit them at that time Yeah, I

42:45

think there's maybe like a little bit of a miracle in that

42:47

sense where sometimes

42:49

Whatever. Hopefully this is what I believe

42:52

that sometimes when I say something very positive It

42:54

hits someone the right light at the right time

42:57

at the right time that that means so much to me

42:59

because There's so much good that

43:01

we can say but if it's not heard

43:03

if it's not seen

43:04

then what good has it done? The

43:07

good has happened like when it actually affected somebody.

43:09

Yeah, right I think one of the the greatest

43:11

music videos ever was uh, the my

43:14

tears

43:14

gone close. I'm Exactly

43:17

what you're talking about the guy needed help them

43:19

and he didn't get it Didn't get it until

43:21

the last moment when it was finally

43:24

but it was too late. Yeah, it is really like

43:27

Do you think you have to be your own superhero

43:30

to be happy? Oh fuck To

43:32

be honest. Yeah, or you have

43:35

to train your mind to always think positive cuz fuck

43:37

it's like once you seek like a

43:39

Gratitude and everything then up

43:41

to then you get up like what it was I word

43:44

optimistic optimistic about everything now It's

43:46

like a chain reaction. So it's like yeah,

43:48

you're changing your own world now It's it's

43:50

your world. Yeah, because

43:52

the thing about looking up to a hero

43:55

sometimes those heroes fall Yeah, and then what happens

43:57

if your hero falls do you fall with him?

43:59

So do you have to be your own

44:02

hero in your story to always

44:04

pick yourself up because you can control that

44:06

hero? Like if I have a

44:08

hero, let's say spider-man was a real person

44:11

and spider-man fall like he he's

44:13

get to defeat it I can't control

44:15

spider-man and help him be spider-man

44:18

again But if I was the hero I

44:20

can bring myself up and realize oh shit

44:22

I'm in charge like I can actually make a difference

44:25

today tonight in

44:27

the next hour I can I can make a difference like boom.

44:30

I think I think I really realized that when

44:32

I was like, um Remember when you talking

44:34

about how your dad like

44:36

like broke down or something and then like that was your

44:38

hero, right? You

44:40

break down. It's just like that's a first time I see

44:43

This first time and I think like that's

44:45

where we get it like confused is like all

44:48

our lives That was our hero the first

44:50

I think that was our first hero before any comic

44:53

Is our right answer and a lot of people don't

44:55

realize that

44:56

this is our first this is the first time

44:58

our parents are living to Like

45:01

who were they looking up to just

45:03

a couple years ago? Like exactly Yeah, I mean maybe

45:05

even a half of your life is their age Yeah,

45:08

and it's like when they don't have like the solution or

45:10

they or we see them fall It's it's

45:12

like traumatizing to us cuz it's like fuck

45:14

now it's on to us Yeah, now that's that's

45:16

like I think it's that's when you go and you

45:18

finally grow up when you finally know They don't

45:21

have the answers. It's it's up to me now. Mm-hmm.

45:23

Cuz you can let's say let's say your parent is 36

45:26

Yeah,

45:26

and then you're 15. I mean, you

45:28

know

45:29

When did they really start

45:31

learning to be an adult? Maybe they only

45:33

learn in maybe the past five years real

45:36

shit Not not that whole 15 real

45:38

shit cuz at 15 realize

45:40

what how much have you learned? Yeah, okay I learned

45:43

this much do you do I think I can be a parent

45:45

right now blah blah blah not okay Now put

45:47

it in your parents perspective. Let's say they

45:49

didn't even have that much time to

45:51

Get all of this information get all of these like

45:53

morals straight life lessons or whatever

45:56

Maybe they only had in like three years four years.

45:58

Who knows like their whole

46:00

a bunch of their adulthood was adulting

46:03

already. Like, yeah, pre-adulting. Like,

46:06

you know the fucking immigrant story. Like, they come with

46:08

nothing. Fam, imagine

46:10

now in this generation, a hundred kids are

46:12

not gonna be able to do what they did, right? Fuck,

46:15

it's like, yeah, that's the scary part about it. But

46:17

yeah, and they're trying to raise you at the same time.

46:20

And even though you're going through your traumas and

46:22

you're putting it on them, even

46:24

through,

46:26

when you're depressed, they have to get you out

46:28

of that. When you're going through a breakup, they're

46:30

still there.

46:31

They're the ones that'll never leave. That's the real

46:33

thing, it's like, fuck man, you can't. I

46:36

remember my Taekwondo instructor was like, make

46:38

sure you always have a good relationship with your parents, because that's all

46:40

you have at the end of the day. That's so true, bro.

46:43

Like, if it all goes bad, at least you have them.

46:45

They're not gonna leave no matter what you do, bro. Or even

46:47

though the ones that you know have stuck around

46:49

you from the beginning. Like, even

46:51

just your closest friends, if you don't have

46:53

parents in your life, or just your guardian, your

46:56

uncle, whoever it is, the ones that stay

46:58

with you

46:59

through the thick and thin, bro, those are

47:01

the ones. Like, don't get it twisted.

47:03

Like, close your eyes for a bit, imagine a life

47:05

without them, and then open your eyes and then reply.

47:08

Like, don't fucking be disrespectful.

47:11

Just take a second to realize, okay, how

47:13

would it be like without them? And then realize, oh shit,

47:15

how much do they do for me? Because

47:17

we don't, let's time, bro. A

47:19

lot of time. And then even do that with your homies too.

47:21

Like, how much do they mean in your life to

47:23

you? And then that gives you a good perspective, like

47:26

if they're doing good on your soul,

47:29

on your spirit or not,

47:31

right? Because shit,

47:33

let's say certain people, you cut out your life. What

47:36

if there was, theoretically, I want y'all

47:38

to think about this. Theoretically, what

47:40

if there's somebody in your life that you could cut out today,

47:43

and a variant of yourself did, and

47:46

you were a millionaire,

47:47

because this one person was holding you back. Oh.

47:51

Wow. Somebody needed to hear that, bro. Somebody

47:54

needed to hear that. They texted their friend like, yeah, fuck you,

47:56

buddy. No, because, and it's really

47:58

hard, right? Because I think the.

47:59

the truest temptation is the one

48:02

it feels so good that you can't

48:04

give up. Yeah. Ooh, that's

48:06

a bar. That's the truest temptation because it's

48:09

not supposed to be easy to give up if it's

48:11

actually tempting to you.

48:13

If it's the one that actually entices you, it's the one

48:15

that actually affects you that much. It's

48:18

going to be hard to give up.

48:20

Just like how an addiction would be anything.

48:23

Like if it affects your soul that much and it's

48:25

going to change your life in a certain way, like it's

48:27

going to be really hard to do. I think that's why

48:30

all those influencers get like, they

48:32

don't get satisfied when they get that meal

48:34

because it's like they were chasing that for

48:36

what? That's it. Now

48:39

what are you going to do now? It's like you graduated

48:42

university. Oh, fuck what now? You

48:44

know what I've been

48:46

really working on though? And it's something like

48:48

I'm not good at yet is, is

48:51

really just living in

48:53

the moment as in don't worry.

48:56

Cause a lot of the time, bro, I feel like everybody's

48:58

worrying so much for, and

49:01

for what though? I don't blame them though. Like

49:04

I don't go lie. I don't blame them because it's like, uh,

49:06

if you're, cause you're, we're blessed

49:08

to like have this job and chill. I know, I

49:10

know, I know. I get, get to that. My bad,

49:12

but

49:13

it's just, it's just the, I don't want to say it wrong. I

49:15

don't want to discredit anybody. I'm not

49:17

trying to discredit anybody because a lot of people's lives are

49:20

hard, right?

49:21

But at the end of the day, if

49:23

you're living, if you're breathing, like

49:26

just take a moment right now. It's like sit.

49:29

Yeah. Is anything really that bad? Like

49:32

you're alive. I mean, it's all perspective,

49:34

bro. Maybe they, they

49:36

might feel like this is bad too. Let's put

49:38

in your, a different perspective. Let's say

49:41

I

49:41

have to go face something like that's, that's such

49:43

a challenge in my life. Boom. And it's, it's

49:45

coming the next day. There's going to be

49:47

hard things that come in your life, right?

49:50

Can you, can you change certain things? Yes.

49:52

You can prepare, you can do good in things.

49:55

The outcome is the outcome. Yeah. Whether

49:57

you fail, whether you win. The

50:00

outcome comes. Now the

50:03

only thing that matters is what you do ahead of it.

50:06

Like you doing it,

50:08

the preparation for it, yeah sure.

50:10

Like it gets you excited, it gets you like fucks

50:13

up with your head but just take it easy

50:15

bro and just fucking

50:17

do your best because that's all you can do. Yeah, oh

50:19

that's a really good advice too like do your best and or

50:21

it's like you know those kids who study super hard

50:24

and then they don't get the grade that they

50:26

wanted to and they feel like depressed. That

50:28

was me before. But at the same time it's like now it's

50:30

like I did what I needed to do that

50:33

this is all planned. Like

50:35

I did whatever God sent me out to do. Whatever

50:37

grade I'm good with it because I knew I did my best. You

50:39

feel me? And then I think

50:42

if you failed

50:43

but felt like you didn't do your best and didn't put

50:45

your all maybe that's a lesson learned for

50:48

you to

50:49

work harder. Yeah, yeah I mean like if

50:51

you didn't get the job fam then that

50:53

means you maybe just had to work harder maybe it just wasn't

50:55

for you that shit wasn't for you. So

50:58

I remember this is my I think

51:00

second year in accounting but I had this crazy

51:03

this test that I studied at least 40 hours

51:05

for. Damn, 40 hours right?

51:07

Failed that motherfucker. I failed

51:10

that bro. I went into

51:12

my guidance thing and she was like oh I was

51:14

like yeah I have to drop this class she's like why? You

51:16

didn't get your test results back? I was like no I know I failed that. It's

51:18

like how much time you

51:19

spent studying on it? She

51:21

was like what the fuck? That's crazy. It's

51:24

time to switch up the board you know what I mean? Switch

51:27

up the game bro. Switch up

51:29

the game. Switch up which courses you take fam. So

51:31

were you taking harder things? I was taking harder courses

51:34

or like I didn't need to take those you know. That's what

51:36

I'm saying like why do we purposely put

51:38

harder tasks in front of us if we know like we

51:40

don't really need to do it? I mean it's good for the

51:42

challenge. Yeah, yeah. I mean like

51:44

try to overcome things that you don't think you can do. At

51:46

the end of the day like just do what

51:49

you feel like you can do. Yeah, yeah fulfill.

51:51

You don't need to put any more pressure. Like fulfill yeah. Like

51:53

who are we really trying to impress? I

51:55

think that's the biggest thing that like fucks up with

51:57

everybody's head. Siri?

51:59

Every single person in their life is

52:02

trying to impress somebody. Oh yeah. Every

52:04

single fucking person. And I don't know

52:06

why. Like why are

52:09

y'all trying to impress somebody? Like

52:11

what is them going,

52:13

damn bro, you really did that. Like sure you

52:15

feel good about it. Would

52:18

you feel the same?

52:19

Now, what did it really matter? I think

52:21

it's just a validation, man.

52:23

It's like everyone wants to be this cool person.

52:26

Like you can see it on social media right now, heavily.

52:28

It's like why are people posting on this story

52:30

so much? Or why do they even care? You

52:33

feel me? Cause they want someone, they're trying

52:35

to impress another guy or girl. So

52:37

you think it's like a, it's a validation. It's cause,

52:40

oh theory theory theory theory. They

52:42

say, oh, this is a crazy thing. Ready? Cause

52:45

damn, the zoo changed my whole perspective. But like,

52:47

this guy went to the zoo and came back. Listen, listen, listen.

52:50

Cause what if as

52:52

in the animal kingdom, they do certain tactics

52:55

to try and get their mate. You know

52:57

what I mean? Yeah. So what if the new tactics

53:00

and sexual preferences is

53:03

through social media. So us posting

53:06

and let's say doing thirst traps or whatever, that's

53:09

natural. And that's the

53:12

new animal way of

53:14

China. Fucking, you know what I mean? Reproduce.

53:17

Cause what is our main purpose on earth? To

53:19

reproduce. To reproduce. And you know

53:21

how, um, you know how a, when a girl finally

53:23

gets a boyfriend,

53:24

does it post anymore? Cause she already has

53:27

that. She already claimed that.

53:31

There's no reason to be on Instagram. Theory

53:33

bro. The new, the new like,

53:35

uh, wilderness, the new fricking primal

53:38

instincts is all online. It just transferred

53:41

over. Yeah. No, like, uh, like Zeb from

53:43

the minority says, uh, when you're,

53:46

when you're in this like dating realm,

53:48

there's, it's like

53:49

every social media app is like a club.

53:52

It's like, which ones do you want to really

53:54

devour in? You can go on hand. You can go on Tinder.

53:56

You can go on Instagram. You go on Tiktok. Oh, it's like

53:58

a club. That's a good, that's a good way.

53:59

It's digital clubs. It's digital clubs. It's like

54:02

which one do you want to go to? You can go

54:04

to everyone if you want But fun

54:06

as soon as you get your boyfriend, you're not you're

54:08

not going into the club more no more. You're Craziest

54:14

like what do you call this? Representation

54:16

of that that's so true because

54:19

girls really don't post anymore once they

54:21

have her man That's why it's like it's like once

54:23

a girl still post like booty

54:26

pigs Like those have a relationship

54:29

that means all that you're kind of still putting yourself

54:31

out there You

54:32

know me? Mmm, I don't mind like

54:35

girls doing that even though they're an election like do your be

54:37

you I try my best whenever I post on Social

54:39

media I try to post something that inspires

54:42

other people to do something different fam I at

54:44

least something like you didn't think you would have fun doing

54:47

Because like when I post my story, oh

54:49

the geocaching and stuff Yeah, dude, I want

54:51

to show them like you can have fun doing yeah,

54:54

yeah different stuff You don't have to go

54:57

to the club I'm the perfect

54:59

example for that because whenever I see your stories and you

55:01

do something like that first reaction I'm

55:10

trying to like yo. Yeah, I want y'all to say

55:12

like what the fuck are you doing? So you can be like,

55:14

oh, maybe that's kind of cool No,

55:19

it's not even next shit like real realistically

55:23

That's just stuff we would be doing if there was no

55:25

no cams. Yeah, no cams

55:27

anyway That's the stuff. I would

55:29

be doing no cams anyway. I just want to show you what I'm doing

55:31

anyway Yeah, I mean might as well I

55:33

think the camera is also equivalent to a girl

55:36

because when men's are playing basketball, right? Yeah,

55:38

and the moment the phone goes down and records

55:41

the game Oh, they're trying their best because you

55:43

don't know if you're gonna get exposed on somebody else's

55:45

boss story Oh word

55:47

like fuck you really need to tighten up Cameras

55:50

and and and social media has destroyed

55:52

the whole like nobody wants to play defense

55:54

on basketball no more because they don't want to be embarrassed Where

55:57

all this nobody wants to

55:59

do anything in bed?

55:59

That's so true. Nobody wants to be a daredevil

56:02

no more because if you fall in your face viral,

56:04

you're going viral. You know

56:06

it. You know me. I think there's a beauty

56:08

of like failing on camera though. Yeah, exactly.

56:11

Because it's like, it's so true. It's so real.

56:14

That's why at the same time, nobody, nobody sees that. It's just the

56:16

rah, rah, rah. Like nobody's like thinking

56:18

that deep. I'll think that deep. But don't worry.

56:20

I see y'all. I see y'all. Like if

56:22

you fail on camera, I see y'all. But most of the time

56:25

people are going to call it out. Yeah. I'm

56:27

not saying people are small brain, but sometimes like people just go,

56:29

right.

56:29

Like, I mean,

56:32

like there's other things that happen in there. Maybe

56:34

he didn't eat lunch that day. You know what I mean? Well,

56:36

what's that show with Rob direct or D right?

56:39

Who Rob Derek when they, they just watch

56:41

videos of people failing

56:43

awesomeness or something like that. It's

56:46

like, no, ridiculousness. Oh yeah. Yeah.

56:49

That show was ahead of its time because they were making fun

56:51

of people doing that. Raw, the raw

56:53

homemade videos, people falling on their face,

56:55

people hitting shit, you know? Yeah. How

56:58

much did Loki bring that back? Cause that would hit right now.

57:00

Cause everything is so, I want to see something funny.

57:03

No one wants to do it. I think there's a still,

57:05

there's still a culture of that. Oh, going

57:07

back to my point fam. Cause that was such

57:10

a viral thing

57:11

in the past. I mean, you've been seeing it on like

57:13

America's home videos. Remember that? Okay.

57:16

Yeah. The reason we don't see it

57:18

as much is because it's been fed to us. It's been, that's

57:20

why we don't watch cat videos as much anymore. Yeah.

57:23

It's been fed to us. We've seen enough of that.

57:26

That's why they don't play as much skits. It's

57:28

been fed to us since the eighties. But

57:30

okay. Say this, uh, vine memes, we

57:33

always recall, we're always like, bring vine back. We love

57:35

these vine memes. That was fed

57:37

to us. Hella.

57:39

Why, why do we still want that? That's a good point too. Yeah.

57:42

But it's not the same comedy. I guess it's like a short

57:44

form. It's different. It's still different. Like

57:47

we're not doing the same. Honestly, I watched some vines in that

57:49

Leo, this kind of cringe now now it's kind

57:51

of cringe back in the day. It would have been

57:53

fire. You know what I mean? Like someone came back,

57:55

his videos I watched now I'm like, Oh yeah, for sure.

57:57

Yeah. I can't get back to the vlog.

57:59

You know what I mean? But back in the name like oh

58:02

shit, this is this is far content but

58:04

I think there's like a

58:06

You have to be such an astronaut in

58:09

in the realm of the space of fucking the internet

58:11

that you can navigate yourself through Oh,

58:14

this is gonna be cool in this setting

58:16

at this time, but not

58:18

at this moment over there Yeah,

58:20

I mean like maybe something's

58:22

gonna be hot in the future, but it won't be hot now

58:24

So maybe you should hold off on it and they do like that I

58:27

find myself really like trying to see

58:29

you where I can navigate in that in like

58:31

the nostalgia and the yeah, cuz

58:35

Yo, this is a great example This is my my

58:37

theory of we're gonna go back to boringness

58:39

is so this is why I

58:41

think it's so valid is because Why

58:44

are we using film cameras? Oh, yeah, cuz we want that

58:46

feel like the old times. That's

58:48

what I'm saying

58:50

That is why are we going back? Why are people

58:52

using the the vid cams the handy

58:54

cams? They look way cooler. Yeah,

58:57

they look cooler because why

58:59

cuz everything else is high quality Those

59:01

videos like if you brought us back Let's

59:04

say 2005 and I you show me that

59:06

that footage like yo, this looks like it shot on a potato

59:08

You know, I mean that's what say that shit back

59:10

in the day, but now like oh, this is

59:12

fire. This fire We're gonna hit that

59:15

with content. Oh, yeah, I'm calling it, bro We're

59:17

gonna hit that shit with content with movies. They

59:20

just

59:20

everything we consumed because it's

59:23

all Stimulating stimulating

59:25

stimulating now, it's just gonna be like

59:28

not stimulating like oh, this is fire Yeah,

59:31

and then it's gonna be like yo sitting in the park

59:33

is cool, bro. I'm telling you, bro I'm

59:35

telling you it's gonna be cool to like just sit

59:38

in the park and go like this I

59:40

got like we should we should have been switched up our set

59:42

where we just stand in like a campfire and

59:44

have mics that Would have been we would have blew

59:46

up by now cuz it's like oh that that's fire It's like no

59:49

no high definition no studio just

59:51

us in the wilderness. That would be so That's

59:54

raw that's that is rod that is raw.

59:56

Yeah, I have I have concepts.

59:58

I really want to do for podcasts Like

1:00:01

something different maybe I'll do that

1:00:03

this year who knows going back to the old

1:00:05

videos Yeah, you know that song peanut

1:00:08

butter jelly time. Yeah. Yeah, so

1:00:10

do you know the whole backstory of that? No, I

1:00:12

just learned it what happened. So the

1:00:15

the the person that created that song

1:00:17

is Snoop Dogg's brother-in-law Oh

1:00:20

word. Yeah, but it's a crazy story.

1:00:22

So, um, he got into

1:00:24

an altercation with the cops So yeah,

1:00:27

his Snoop's brother-in-law shot a

1:00:29

cop in the head. Oh, yeah So

1:00:31

this is the creator of that

1:00:32

song. Yeah, and what happened

1:00:35

is obviously, uh, he shot him the

1:00:37

cop went to the hospital But while he was

1:00:39

in the hospital bro ran he like

1:00:42

he he fled away from everyone so

1:00:44

he didn't get caught He didn't get caught right this

1:00:46

happened the cop came back He identified

1:00:49

Snoop's brother-in-law and they went on a

1:00:52

whole search team. So they sent a SWAT

1:00:54

team out found him, right? Yeah, they

1:00:56

found him

1:00:57

in an apartment with two hostages

1:01:00

So take it this guy went

1:01:02

into an apartment got two hostages

1:01:04

said don't tell anyone I'm here Kill

1:01:06

you

1:01:07

right? So those two they found

1:01:09

him those two fled and then

1:01:11

he barricaded himself in the in the house

1:01:13

in the apartment Right.

1:01:15

They had a whole 11 hour standoff

1:01:18

with the cops it was his brother and

1:01:20

the cops and Snoop

1:01:22

called him during the stand-up. He said bro.

1:01:25

I know what you did. Just surrender. It's not worth

1:01:27

it Like don't do anything. This is what

1:01:29

happened. He shot himself. So how did

1:01:31

he make this song? No, no That was like you're yeah, it

1:01:33

was before but this was the guy who

1:01:35

created that like there's a whole backstory

1:01:38

of that guy Damn, this guy has Lord.

1:01:40

No, that's what I'm saying. I didn't know that Lord.

1:01:42

Yeah That's a

1:01:44

bay like that. This is the

1:01:45

most iconic song like back then you know,

1:01:47

but it's Ellie time. Yeah Oh

1:01:50

shit, you know, I wonder who made crazy frog

1:01:56

Mang man Who

1:01:59

made those

1:01:59

You know all of those songs, somebody

1:02:02

had to make a bag from that but like... Oh,

1:02:04

you know,

1:02:05

I think, I personally believe

1:02:07

a bunch of these cartoon things... You

1:02:10

think it's just made by one small creator? That

1:02:13

shit's probably made by a Disney fan. But

1:02:15

it's just not said, fam. It's

1:02:17

just not said. It's like somewhere in the web.

1:02:20

It's connected somehow, it's affiliated. Like

1:02:22

the great value in the name brand. Yeah, it's

1:02:25

the same shit, bro. No, I always

1:02:27

had a feeling that Disney and Pixar, or

1:02:29

what's the competitor? Dreamworks. And Dreamworks are

1:02:31

literally, I swear, they're the same. It's not. This

1:02:34

should be, though. It's not,

1:02:35

but maybe like somewhere down the line. Somewhere

1:02:37

in the lineage, you know what I mean? Yeah, because

1:02:39

fam, it's like there's no way that they both

1:02:42

come out with bangers every time. Like someone

1:02:44

has to be on top of the pyramid, just flame-flavored

1:02:47

lighting these things. Yeah, maybe, bro.

1:02:49

But if you really, really bag it, bro, if you

1:02:52

really, really take it in, we're all

1:02:53

one team. Yeah, that's true. That's

1:02:55

some like hippie talk, but, dog, we

1:02:58

all came from the same team, fam. Yeah. Like

1:03:00

we're just trying to make other teams to put each other

1:03:02

in, but we're all like the human race stuff. Yeah.

1:03:05

Like we all have the same

1:03:08

feature. Like we're all human. We're

1:03:10

all connected, bro. But y'all want to fight for some

1:03:12

reason. You know what I mean? I had this,

1:03:15

I forgot what it was. It might have been a Rick and Morty, but

1:03:17

there

1:03:17

was this episode where the

1:03:20

aliens are looking at Earth like, yo,

1:03:22

they're still fighting over race. You know,

1:03:24

they're still fighting over this. They're still having wars.

1:03:27

If you bag it, the perfect

1:03:29

world would just be us working together. How

1:03:32

far advanced would we be? Damn.

1:03:35

If there was no hatred, if no jealousy,

1:03:37

if no like crime, blah, blah, blah,

1:03:40

no greed, how far advanced would it

1:03:42

be if we just helped each other up?

1:03:44

Or would

1:03:46

it be the opposite the whole time?

1:03:50

Like say we help each other out and we're making all

1:03:52

these new developments. The end comes faster.

1:03:55

We make AI faster. So you think nobody's

1:03:57

like, maybe that's in our head. Like we really want to do it. want

1:04:00

that that's why like why do you think the

1:04:02

world is is how it's functioning

1:04:05

right now it's good

1:04:06

you know but you feel me it's a philosophical

1:04:09

thing so I'm saying if we actually all work

1:04:11

together maybe the that and those are

1:04:13

maybe that dream that everyone has is

1:04:15

actually the nightmare hmm why would it be the nightmare

1:04:17

though if everybody's helping each other yeah it's like fuck

1:04:20

if we're making some make AI to end us you

1:04:22

mean it's like oh if we're making all these things together

1:04:24

and

1:04:25

where we're doing this shit both no

1:04:27

but I think the only reason AI would destroy

1:04:29

humans is because it knows humans are the problem

1:04:32

but if AI knows humans are

1:04:34

the reason then would

1:04:36

AI even destroy humans you know I was just

1:04:38

trying to try to play devil's ass no yeah but that's

1:04:41

a good point like

1:04:42

AI would destroy humans right now yeah because

1:04:45

they know how much shit we do to the planet

1:04:47

and like everybody else yeah but

1:04:50

if AI knew like we were the solution and

1:04:52

we weren't fighting and everybody was working

1:04:54

together

1:04:56

then how far advance will be

1:04:58

how somebody said we can't on text I was

1:05:01

a funny comment is like we can't even handle

1:05:03

Mendel effects without blowing our minds how

1:05:05

will we react to all these AI like

1:05:08

fuck if we can't even like oh fuck we jump to

1:05:10

dimensions imagine when this I personally

1:05:12

believe like

1:05:14

some people aren't ready to have their mind

1:05:17

fucking alone

1:05:19

because it's kind of regular to us because

1:05:21

we do it all the time but

1:05:23

like some people if if you tell them

1:05:25

certain things even if it's true yeah no

1:05:28

hot take the reason why

1:05:30

a lot of people don't watch our podcast

1:05:32

is because they don't want that you know that

1:05:35

mindset that truth to them they don't

1:05:37

want to think different they want it like

1:05:39

you know you see on our tick-tocks oh these

1:05:41

guys are fucking crazy fam we're

1:05:42

literally just putting info and you you

1:05:45

did you do you do why is it

1:05:48

of first reaction

1:05:49

that's not right it's because they're scared

1:05:52

man that's what I'm saying that's why we haven't hit 10

1:05:54

mil we would have been personally I

1:05:57

mean we're 10 on on tick-tock thank y'all

1:06:00

Pretendable on TikTok, yo! What's

1:06:02

up man?

1:06:03

And thank you for a meal on YouTube. That was kinda like

1:06:05

a Theo Bond where he was telling a scary

1:06:07

story. Babble! Nah,

1:06:11

but for real fam, like... Wait,

1:06:13

what were we talking about? I forgot. Being

1:06:16

scared, the viewers being scared. Yeah, yeah, that's what I'm saying.

1:06:18

So, the reason...

1:06:21

The reason they're all scared is because

1:06:24

the moment

1:06:25

they allow it to come to them, maybe it's

1:06:27

too much for them and it just fucks up their whole head. Yeah, yeah.

1:06:30

Because they're so comfortable with this idea

1:06:32

of what reality is and

1:06:34

what they want it to be.

1:06:36

The moment somebody says something otherwise, they

1:06:39

don't think they're confident enough or

1:06:42

secure enough to

1:06:44

be told otherwise because it just might break them.

1:06:47

It's like that thing on... It's like

1:06:49

glass. Like somebody made out of glass,

1:06:51

like a little bit of a... It looks strong, it

1:06:53

looks very extravagant. The moment like

1:06:55

it hits like a little pin... It

1:06:58

shatters. You should be made

1:07:01

out of fucking marble. Like,

1:07:04

y'all hit me, I'm still marble. I'm

1:07:07

glad we have a million of there's

1:07:10

no sheep, it's just straight followers. The

1:07:12

people that actually decide to watch and listen to us, yeah,

1:07:14

they're for sure. You feel me? I

1:07:18

can allow myself to think

1:07:20

and decide if I don't want to...

1:07:22

You feel me? It's not a straight decline.

1:07:25

I don't want people to

1:07:27

watch our content and be like, yo, all

1:07:29

of this is true, all of this is true. No, I want everybody

1:07:31

to be questioning, have their own insights

1:07:33

on things, have their own revelations. Just so

1:07:36

that... Because a way of a mindset

1:07:38

and a way of thinking can be applied

1:07:40

to anything. It can be applied into

1:07:43

a different sport. It can be applied into

1:07:45

shit, a book that you're reading. You know what I

1:07:47

mean? My concepts that I sought

1:07:49

at the zoo can be applied to fuck

1:07:52

a video game if you want. You know what I mean? But

1:07:54

it just takes that

1:07:56

initial gaining

1:07:57

the mindset and then becoming. I

1:08:00

said this before, but the rich people that

1:08:02

are rich, they're usually

1:08:04

come from rich families unless

1:08:06

they built their mindset to become rich. So

1:08:10

like,

1:08:11

wait, what do you mean by that again? So you don't become rich

1:08:13

without a rich mindset, right? Okay. Yeah. But

1:08:16

the reason rich kids are rich right

1:08:18

away is because they inherited the

1:08:20

rich mindset because all they're told is from

1:08:22

the rich parents, from their rich friends to

1:08:25

be rich and how to, like

1:08:27

the other people though, it's like you have to

1:08:29

go out your way. You have to go out your way. Exactly.

1:08:32

You have to go out your way and develop it. So if

1:08:34

all your life you're told, this

1:08:36

is your ceiling. Yeah. Yeah. Like this, this is

1:08:39

all you can do. This is all you knew. Then you're not, then

1:08:41

yeah. But if you go out of your way to like, nah,

1:08:43

let me show you fam. Let me show you. Let

1:08:45

me show you. And then, you know, I mean

1:08:47

of that people is very low though. Cause it's like, if, if

1:08:50

you were always told that, fuck bro. That's,

1:08:52

that's all you know. I'm telling you bro. And

1:08:55

I'm so happy cause I'm going

1:08:57

to fucking do this. I knew this right away

1:08:59

and I really wanted to do this. I want to be the first

1:09:01

in my generation to fucking break that

1:09:03

mindset of poverty

1:09:05

and bring us there. Yeah. You

1:09:07

got me? Cause it only takes one person to change the

1:09:09

whole bloodline. Oh yeah, for sure. So now you

1:09:11

have to make sure your, your kids are rich. Things

1:09:13

are rich, you know? Yeah. No, for real. Like it only

1:09:15

takes one person to change the whole bloodline. Like

1:09:18

somebody down the line in let's say Donald

1:09:20

Trump's bloodline.

1:09:22

Somebody else was rich before him and

1:09:24

then brought that mindset to become who that

1:09:26

person is and boom, boom, boom, boom. And

1:09:29

maybe the future holds greater success,

1:09:31

but it was one person that gave the seed,

1:09:34

you know, and big ups to my parents too, because

1:09:37

they gave me seeds too, to be like this.

1:09:39

Oh yeah, for sure.

1:09:40

But I think the biggest, uh, what if cause uh, Adrian

1:09:43

Broder, I, you know, I love him. Yeah. Cause he

1:09:45

was such a character, right? But he was

1:09:47

so not locked in. Cause he was

1:09:49

so like all the money was coming

1:09:52

to him. Like he could have been the greatest boxer.

1:09:54

No, but he had a, he had a falling out bro. You hear

1:09:56

about that? Yeah.

1:09:58

Like he like, he like gave.

1:09:59

up on life one time. Oh, really? You

1:10:02

didn't know about that? No, I didn't. I thought he was

1:10:04

just not locked in because of all the money and stuff. Nah

1:10:06

fam, like I think he was going through depression. He

1:10:09

wasn't training anymore. He got fat and

1:10:11

then he started drinking a lot and it took

1:10:13

on

1:10:14

what happened was Mike Tyson.

1:10:16

He came to see him because he knew he was he

1:10:19

was in this hole of like not being able to

1:10:21

do anything. And

1:10:23

what Mike said, he said,

1:10:26

you remind me a lot of myself. And

1:10:29

coming from Mike Tyson, your hero growing

1:10:31

up, Adrian Broner said that

1:10:34

moment Mike told me that the

1:10:36

next day I started working out again and

1:10:38

he went back into boxing and he started training

1:10:41

again. He started losing his fat, you know,

1:10:43

but it takes that moment of like,

1:10:45

let me get out of this rut because who's gonna like bring me

1:10:47

back up there. No, because the fam, it's like, that's

1:10:49

one of those things is like, once you're so blessed

1:10:52

with all these riches, you're also the devil

1:10:54

will also be there. And that was an example.

1:10:56

Like fuck, he fell into the temptation. He was

1:10:58

not locked in, bro. You could tell

1:11:00

the thing is you have to always be sure

1:11:03

of yourself and know never go against

1:11:05

your morals, fam. That's the biggest thing

1:11:08

is

1:11:08

the devil will tempt you, but you have to remember

1:11:11

what you're doing, why you're doing it

1:11:14

and where you're going because they

1:11:17

can, it can tempt you to go this way because

1:11:19

I'll get you there faster. Go this way because this

1:11:21

will, we'll do this. This is more fun. Like

1:11:23

do this. It's more fun, fam. You'll let this

1:11:25

more funny. You don't want to go drinking with your friends.

1:11:28

I mean, like everyone should have

1:11:31

some self control. It's the, it's the real temptation,

1:11:33

but

1:11:34

the hardest things to like, if you want to be

1:11:37

the

1:11:38

most successful person you can be in your life, you

1:11:40

don't think you're gonna have to sacrifice them. Of course you're

1:11:42

not the sacrifice something. And what

1:11:44

you sacrifice is the real temptation. And remember,

1:11:47

uh, in the early, I think it was the first episode

1:11:49

I asked you is like, what's one thing, uh,

1:11:52

you want to improve on and you're like, uh,

1:11:54

it doesn't seem like this, but I have to trust

1:11:56

my gut all the time. I

1:11:59

keep running.

1:11:59

Whenever I'm with Carlos, this guy, if someone

1:12:02

says something, he'll have

1:12:05

a concrete set in store. But as

1:12:07

soon as he hears something, he'll be like, ah, fuck that. I'm

1:12:09

like, yo, I see it in real life because I'm

1:12:12

so used to seeing

1:12:14

him trust his gut. But fam, I now

1:12:16

see it like, fuck, it can get sued. There's times, there's times.

1:12:18

Yeah, there's times. There's times like I am. When

1:12:21

I'm on my own, yo, this is the thing. When

1:12:23

I'm fucking on my own, everything

1:12:25

goes my way. The

1:12:28

moment like,

1:12:28

whisper here, whisper here. You know? Fuck,

1:12:31

bro. Because like in mafia,

1:12:33

it was me and Carlos and whenever we trusted

1:12:35

our gut, we always got the right one. As soon

1:12:37

as he switched it, oh, we lost. You

1:12:40

know what I mean? They wanted us out right away. It's

1:12:42

when I allow, that's a problem

1:12:45

though because I don't want to be right all the time. Because

1:12:48

then, because

1:12:49

remember when I said like, what's a good leader?

1:12:51

Is a good leader that stands on his word or the one that listens?

1:12:54

That is true. So for me, I

1:12:56

always want to, that's

1:12:59

a problem because I wanted to try and become

1:13:01

that type of leader. The one that listens

1:13:03

and takes advice and blah, blah, blah.

1:13:05

But I'm not born that way. The

1:13:08

way I'm born is the stubborn way. The

1:13:11

way I'm born is to trust what I believe in

1:13:13

and trust what I do. And

1:13:15

I found myself like

1:13:17

trying to be somebody else. Like in

1:13:19

those situations? Yeah. I found myself

1:13:21

trying to be somebody else and like, but

1:13:23

who knows which is good or bad? Because

1:13:27

being stubborn isn't necessarily good. No, no, no, because

1:13:29

if the leader asks the followers,

1:13:31

oh, what do you think? That's not bad. You feel

1:13:33

me? It's just maybe it's sometimes in that situation,

1:13:35

that's the wrong mistake. Yeah.

1:13:37

But who knows it? I mean, like there is

1:13:40

any wrong or right. There's never a wrong or right. But

1:13:42

like in my case, I feel like I should just

1:13:44

always trust myself because that's who I

1:13:46

am. Like I know myself and I won't

1:13:48

be mad if I went against my own

1:13:50

word or like if I failed myself because

1:13:53

of my word, I'll be mad if somebody fails

1:13:55

me because I didn't trust mine. Yeah.

1:13:58

I think that's why you react to shit like the

1:13:59

Facts that you didn't know or like the mandel effect

1:14:02

so easy because it's like you thought you had

1:14:04

it in your mind and Like it wasn't

1:14:06

right. I don't know. It's like something is something inside. I

1:14:08

don't know. No, yeah It's like it's like oh my

1:14:11

my belief Like the boots

1:14:13

popsicle you you didn't want Admit

1:14:15

it, but it's like something in your mind that was holding

1:14:18

on like no That's not what I believe in

1:14:20

and then that's the that's the freaking dimension

1:14:22

reality The dimensions which

1:14:24

in my looking my gut was right. We're

1:14:26

just we're just and then the more you think about

1:14:28

it is switches

1:14:29

Okay, going back to

1:14:32

the old songs. Yeah, I don't know if you saw

1:14:34

this mandel effect Mm-hmm the Fergie

1:14:36

the boom boom pow. Have you heard that?

1:14:38

Oh, yeah, you did a metal We're

1:14:41

gonna do a little game where it's like finish the

1:14:43

lyrics. Okay. Okay, but I'm gonna play it and you're gonna

1:14:45

finish the lyrics Okay, but what you see

1:14:55

I'm on that next now. I got

1:14:57

that boom boom boom. You're so 2008 you're

1:15:01

so 2000 and late wrong

1:15:03

boom boom boom the whole time.

1:15:05

It's not 2008 you're I'm so 2000

1:15:08

and late What

1:15:14

is it what is it you try again so she says I'm

1:15:17

so three 3008 you're

1:15:19

so 2000 and late Listen

1:15:23

listen listen

1:15:24

No,

1:15:28

that sounds wrong that sounds wrong Late

1:15:35

you're so 2008 not 3008 sounds wrong

1:15:45

But everyone's when did this song come out cuz

1:15:49

it had to been before 2008 no, let

1:15:51

me see release date 2009 we eat 2009 it

1:15:56

came out. You're so dude. Yeah,

1:15:58

so it would make sense for her to say No,

1:16:01

no, I'm so weak.

1:16:04

It doesn't make sense now. It doesn't make sense Oh,

1:16:07

it doesn't make sense that makes

1:16:09

sense Yo, it doesn't make sense but it makes but

1:16:11

it makes sense because it's 3,000. She

1:16:14

would have referenced a past year. So 2009 yeah.

1:16:17

Yeah, so she in the song she was saying

1:16:20

we thought

1:16:21

you're so 2008 so I'm so 2008. Yeah, so 2000 and

1:16:26

late it wouldn't make sense. I'm

1:16:28

so 2008 unless the mandel

1:16:30

effect that song came out 2007 and she said

1:16:32

I'm too so 2008 because she's ahead No,

1:16:35

cuz maybe she's a head fan Another

1:16:39

one, yeah sure, you know this one but uh

1:16:42

the Energizer bunny. Oh, I heard about this.

1:16:44

That's that's fucked The Energizer bunny does

1:16:46

it it's like sandy. Yeah Bro

1:16:51

But it makes

1:16:53

so much sense cuz how would the Energizer bunny

1:16:55

be working and how do you show the Energizer

1:16:57

bunny is connected to batteries It's in the back.

1:16:59

Yeah, but it's not they they

1:17:01

looked everywhere Where they have

1:17:03

the batteries is fucked. The batteries

1:17:06

is on his thigh Since

1:17:10

when I

1:17:11

Never see the battery on the thigh

1:17:13

fem is always in the back And so the

1:17:16

other mandel effect on the mandel effect Is

1:17:18

that there was actually a Duracell bunny? Bunny

1:17:26

relax is Energizer bunny

1:17:41

Always been a thing though. This has

1:17:43

always been that's not real. That's a I

1:17:47

Look it has commercials everything fat go

1:17:49

fuck

1:17:51

There's no way that the Duracell bunny ass,

1:17:53

bro I'm telling you

1:17:55

fam. This is some bullshit I

1:18:00

never heard of a Duracell bunny. That's so

1:18:02

me too fam, but fam, I guess, I guess. That's

1:18:05

the great value cereal right there. That's

1:18:07

crispy rice, fam. That's not rice crispy,

1:18:09

dawg. What the fuck? Crispy

1:18:12

rice, holy fuck. Nah, dawg,

1:18:14

that's not real. Yeah, see, but shit like

1:18:17

that, man. I don't know. But maybe,

1:18:19

yeah, cause Mandela fix is like, it

1:18:21

could have just been all a thing. Or

1:18:24

we just did move. We just did move realities.

1:18:27

It just didn't get too much playing time. So,

1:18:29

you know, everyone just thinks that there's

1:18:31

no, it's Sandy, it doesn't have a backpack. You

1:18:34

know? One thing I really want to

1:18:36

talk about first before we ended off is

1:18:39

manifestation is, look,

1:18:42

I heard this like recently. Somebody

1:18:45

told me, when you manifest, try

1:18:48

to step into that version of yourself. Try

1:18:50

to step in that version of yourself, that variant.

1:18:53

Cause this is very prominent right now. Like

1:18:55

the multiverse variants of each other, blah,

1:18:57

blah, blah. The different

1:18:58

universes

1:19:01

manifest in that same way of like,

1:19:03

I'm going to be the variant of Gavin,

1:19:06

where I'm this. Just think

1:19:08

about that. And y'all that's like the food for Thoppers.

1:19:10

So it's like, if I want to get bigger,

1:19:12

I already shift myself into

1:19:14

that built body. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

1:19:17

Cause that's what Tom Holland did. So that's

1:19:19

why he uses Zendaya. That's

1:19:21

why he's with Zendaya. That's why he's Spider-Man.

1:19:24

The dash he found. That's a secret. Manifest

1:19:26

bro. I will end it there. Yeah. I'll end it there.

1:19:28

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1:19:48

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1:19:53

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