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3:01

The more mistakes you make

3:03

on camera, the more you realize who

3:05

you are filming and the more you can change who you

3:08

are. Facts, facts. You're never going to know exactly

3:10

who you are like nobody tells you. I know.

3:13

Oh, you know that book that you

3:15

read? Which one? That we already-

3:17

48 Laws of Power? Which

3:19

one? So like the little sparkle, the

3:22

Rainbow Fish.

3:23

The Rainbow, yeah. So take

3:25

in the whole time that

3:27

was given to us to read as like a little

3:29

person, right? Yeah. We're still soaking

3:31

up all this information, right? And did you know the main theme

3:34

of that is like actually bad?

3:35

Why? Why is it bad? Isn't it about being

3:38

different? Yeah, no, but it

3:40

plot twist. You don't remember? I

3:42

don't remember. So the Rainbow Fish had like the sparkles and like

3:44

all the kids would like go like look at that

3:46

one, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah. And then all the

3:48

other kids, all the other fish were like, oh

3:51

no, we don't want to we don't want to play with you. You're different,

3:53

right? And then the fish goes

3:55

to the octopus, like a random octopus. He said, oh,

3:58

if you give your sparkles away, then they.

3:59

Might be nicer to you so bro. He gives

4:02

all his fucking sparkles away And at the

4:04

end of the book all the kids have the sparkles

4:06

and everyone's same everyone's the same Oh

4:09

because he gave it away, so yeah, he's not different

4:11

anymore. He gave it away So so wisdom

4:13

what was the message at the end of the book? So it's like

4:15

you can buy people's like you

4:17

can buy people's friendship instead of just being

4:19

a nice person Yo,

4:22

and if you think about it at the time that's

4:24

what people were doing exactly no nobody was that

4:26

different back in the day Oh About

4:29

it because

4:29

at that time the only weird

4:32

people in society were either musicians or

4:34

celebrities Yeah, but nowadays

4:37

everybody has eyes on them for random reasons.

4:39

Yeah, everybody has like a channel

4:41

now Now you can see everybody's like quirks

4:43

and shit. Oh, yeah, take it I was at LCBO

4:45

and I practice every day for my social

4:50

And in the middle of LCBO we were buying liquor

4:53

I was like turtles Everyone

4:56

looks like she's like shut the fuck up. She's like what

4:58

are you doing? I was like yo go

4:59

watch the recent podcast You

5:02

gotta step it up, you gotta step it up now. Now

5:05

you done that part Now you gotta go up to somebody

5:07

and say it to them in their eyes That

5:10

is gonna need like more courage from me Bro,

5:13

I'm telling you the moment you do that you're gonna start unlocking

5:15

some side quests, bro There's some people I

5:17

met in my life. I just talked to them for no reason That's

5:20

like back in university. I would talk to somebody for no

5:22

reason talking about some random shit Yeah,

5:25

and I unlock a mission like

5:27

I unlock like going to get tea with them Yeah,

5:29

are

5:29

you the type of guy who's like, okay, say

5:32

you have like um, you have bad Service

5:35

at a restaurant. Yeah, are you the guy, you know, like how your

5:37

Filipino mom like they're they'll usually complain

5:40

for you Right. I'm never that I never

5:42

like to complain. Yeah, like even if I'm getting bad

5:44

service I would never go out my way and say

5:46

oh like

5:47

I'm not saying that No,

5:49

to be honest if I it

5:51

depends how bad it was. Okay, if it was disrespectfully

5:54

bad Yeah, then fuck that like I

5:56

have to get my my shit fixed. But

5:58

if it's like a little mix

5:59

So let's say there's like a hair in the food. I'm not gonna

6:02

complain like,

6:03

oh my God, there's a hair in the food. Can you change this blah,

6:05

blah, blah, blah. Let me talk to a manager. I'm not gonna

6:07

do that shit. But if it's something like,

6:09

I asked for this and they didn't give me this,

6:12

then I'm gonna say something. You would actually say something?

6:14

Yeah. Fam, yo, I will never go to

6:16

a Moxie's ever again. Especially the

6:18

one in Richmond Hill. Oh my God.

6:21

And my cousins are the type to like, actually

6:23

like, oh, can

6:25

you tell me why he did this? Can you tell

6:28

me? I mean, Moxie's more expensive though. So

6:30

if you're paying for a lot of food or

6:33

a

6:33

lot of money on food, then yeah, you expect it

6:35

to be worth it. So taken, we came in,

6:37

right? We got seated right away. So

6:40

after a waiter sat us down, you

6:43

know when waiters are supposed to be like, oh,

6:45

can I get you anything to start? Like waters anything.

6:48

Fam, he sat us down and went and left. I'm

6:50

like, wait, what? Okay, that happens. He

6:52

leaves us for an hour. An hour of just

6:55

sitting, fam. That's quite a long time. And

6:57

then our new waiter comes up to our plate and

7:00

comes up to our table and is like, oh, can we get you guys

7:03

started?

7:03

I'm like, bro, we've been here for a day. We've

7:05

been started. So boom,

7:07

an hour goes by again, just to get

7:09

our food, fam. So we've been at the

7:11

place for at least like maybe two and a half hours

7:14

at this point. And then ordered nothing. Yes, nothing.

7:16

And so when food comes out, bro,

7:19

food comes out and everything is wrong.

7:21

Some guy ordered, my cousin ordered a cheeseburger

7:24

with bacon and no onions. Was it busy that

7:27

day? It was like, okay, busy.

7:29

It wasn't like a rush. What did they

7:32

bring him out? Fam, so. Pashed potatoes? No.

7:34

What did they bring him out? So he ordered a burger with bacon

7:37

and no onions. Fam, it came with onions and

7:39

no bacon. Fam, fam. So

7:43

another person. It comes with onion, no burger. It

7:46

comes with a bun and onions inside. Fam,

7:49

take in. We also, we also order dry

7:51

rub ribs, right? Yeah, yeah. The

7:54

waiter does. It was wet. It was wet. It

7:57

was wet, bro.

7:58

Ma,

8:01

she comes out and is like yo did

8:03

anybody order chicken bites? Looking

8:06

around the table like nah right

8:08

and then the waiter tells the other waiter fam. That's

8:10

dry ribs How does the waiter doesn't even know what

8:12

that is?

8:15

Maybe the waiter was new,

8:17

bro He's

8:20

the first day on the job it was just all

8:22

bad and taken throughout the whole thing

8:24

I still tip 3% Three

8:27

percent that's it This

8:31

guy complaining I tipped her three percent No,

8:35

man, because we were waiting for so long. I said

8:37

I need my bill cuz I need to go edit like

8:39

yeah Yeah, so

8:41

they got all their meals free. I still

8:43

tip I still Fam,

8:45

but even the service we got wasn't even worth

8:47

it. It's not even a tip. But the fact that I still

8:50

tipped is crazy That's how that's

8:52

how crazy You

8:56

have to tip at least

8:57

10 to 12 right yeah, but you

8:59

go I'm saying though like the service was so bad It wasn't even worth

9:02

a tip, but I still tip okay, okay Whatever

9:05

like three cents is not a tip that that's

9:07

all I'm saying it was bad though speaking of

9:10

children's books. Yeah, I figure

9:13

I feel what a really good. This is

9:15

so I was talking to us. I can't

9:17

like girl And

9:20

we were talking about how I could read her like a book

9:23

You all say shit like that Is that

9:26

bad if I see if I see like I could read like a book

9:28

is that bad? Uh well it depends

9:30

it's like passive-aggressive kinda. I guess

9:32

so I said I could read her like little critters You

9:40

told it that was the exact statement that

9:42

was exact line I said I could read you like little

9:44

critters You're

9:46

looking for argument Yes,

9:49

this

9:49

shit is Now

9:53

you can't tell me every single one of these books was a bang.

9:55

Yeah. No, it was a very good No, missus fam

9:58

that sucks kids aren't reading this no more I'm

10:01

telling you this shit taught

10:03

me life lessons. I have a theory

10:06

the reason I have so many morals or

10:08

I learned so much and I'm good at storytelling

10:11

because my mom

10:12

every single time before bed she would

10:14

renew your storybook. Yeah, but I would like

10:17

make sure I got a story and I always

10:19

wanted a new one and you want a new one. So

10:21

you know how

10:23

they say like art

10:24

it's always nothing new it always comes

10:26

from the past and you never know where

10:28

your inspiration is going to come from. Yeah. I

10:31

feel like some of my inspiration just comes from like

10:33

storybooks. I don't even remember. Yeah, you probably

10:35

pull it back from the nostalgic ages.

10:37

Yeah, you don't even know. Yeah. Remember

10:40

the milk and cookies one the rat with the

10:42

cookies milk and cookies

10:44

on it was like the rat that always

10:47

wanted milk and cookies. I don't know if I

10:49

remember that one. But that one

10:51

always got me hungry for cookies Yeah,

10:54

the the darkest one I remember reading was

10:56

the Caillou one. So yeah,

10:58

there was this one Caillou book and

11:00

I think they made an

11:01

episode too. But Caillou

11:03

pretty much he asked his dad.

11:05

I think he finds a bird and

11:08

the bird is like dead in the backyard and he asked his

11:10

dad like no way this Caillou fair.

11:12

Yeah, this is the first time I remember

11:15

my dad was reading the storybook and he this

11:17

is the first time he said now we let's not read this one.

11:19

Oh, yeah, for real. This is why I remember so

11:21

much. Okay. Because the

11:23

story really began with

11:25

Caillou finds a dead bird, brings it to his

11:27

dad and asks his dad, why

11:30

is the bird dead? What happens after? Yeah.

11:33

Still to this day, I don't even remember how the story

11:35

ends. I just remember that part of it. I never

11:37

know. That was like a hidden book fam. Like you

11:39

had to unlock something to get that book. No, this is

11:41

like a this is a dead ass a real Caillou book.

11:43

I'm pretty sure it's on the show too. Oh, yeah.

11:46

Yeah. But you know the Caillou theory? No.

11:48

You never the Caillou theory that he has cancer?

11:51

That too. That too, he has cancer.

11:53

But Caillou is not real. What

11:56

do you mean? Caillou is not actually real fam.

11:58

He's make believe. So

12:01

Kai you Kai you right

12:03

if you watch the show is just

12:05

like paintings So

12:08

Kai you is actually a storybook. It's

12:11

fucking meta So Kai

12:13

use a storybook that the grandma's reading to

12:15

other kids

12:16

and we're listening to the grandma telling the story

12:19

So Kai you's not actually really he's the keys the story

12:21

and we're watching the story of a story

12:24

That makes sense because I swear at the end I don't know if

12:26

this true but at the end it shows the grandma

12:28

reading the yeah And he's like and

12:30

then Kai you does this but there's other

12:32

theories to that Kai you did have cancer That's why he's

12:35

bald because it makes sense. Like why why

12:37

else is the kid Paul? Yeah, it might be like the

12:39

grandma's son and then those kids are like

12:41

kids. She's taken care of Something

12:44

like that. Yeah, but

12:46

the premise of the story though is like Kai you he's

12:48

not even really We're we're

12:50

just diving into their universe. Yeah, I swear

12:52

Josh told this to when um, The

12:55

book or the show was surrounded by like

12:57

clouds. Yeah Like

12:59

yeah, yeah, but people yeah people

13:02

are saying like he's uh,

13:03

he's dreaming it or some shit like that Oh

13:05

shit, or they're just remembering but I

13:08

use a bitch I

13:11

used to read Kai you I used to watch Kai you

13:13

and his like time all the time Like that was

13:15

my favorite one and I'm surprised you didn't turn out like I you

13:18

cuz usually if you read it like That's why yeah,

13:20

it like grow up as theory right now. They

13:22

made Kai you to make bad kids Yeah,

13:25

why the kids fam?

13:26

Yeah That's all you did

13:28

when you wanted to take a bath them cried Yeah,

13:31

did he ever did he ever not get his way? No,

13:33

he didn't he always got his way No, it was his way

13:35

or the highway angle like

13:37

right. Yeah, so they just made that

13:39

kids There's no lesson involved or maybe I didn't

13:41

watch it properly though. Cuz that's all I remember Yeah,

13:43

is it Kai you was it just bad parenting

13:45

though, or do you blame Kai you?

13:47

Cuz that is technically bad parenting Look

13:50

he this yeah Nah when I

13:52

was when I was life guarding kids and like teaching

13:54

kids how to swim Yeah, I never blamed it

13:56

on the kid if they're bad. Okay. It's not the

13:58

kids fault. They're bad

13:59

It's literally the environment.

14:02

It's what they're being taught what is good and what is wrong

14:04

And it's what they're told right

14:06

now in the present what they can do and what

14:08

they can't do So it's just experience and

14:11

what their environment is I never blame it on the kid

14:13

because the kid is just like a blank canvas.

14:15

Yeah. Yeah, that makes sense That's that's a good way

14:17

of thinking it cuz you taught Muay Thai to did you

14:19

teach kids? Yeah, I used to teach kids Did you

14:21

ever did they ever get to a point where like you

14:24

had so much kid and it got like through

14:26

the roof? You couldn't control it. Oh, you mean you

14:28

have trouble. So yeah, like troubles.

14:29

Did you have those those moments? No,

14:32

I'm pretty I'm pretty like freaking I

14:34

stand on my ground So

14:37

now put me in that situation, right?

14:39

Yeah person who's not willing to like Like

14:42

yell at kids like the work. I'm like very

14:44

like Like

14:46

easygoing, right? Yeah. Yeah, so taken

14:48

I was only getting paid $20 a class 20 cut

14:51

for an hour, right? That's not terrible.

14:54

It's not terrible as a kid. That's not bad. Yeah, exactly But

14:56

it was still like I was still in my training days. There

14:58

was no one to shadow at that time So my my

15:01

boss says yo, I need you to go into the Tuesday

15:03

class. Yeah, Tuesday classes are the most

15:05

rowdy It's like a baby. It's like a baby

15:07

care center. So I get like

15:10

maybe 20 of these little kids, right? Yeah,

15:12

yeah, this class starts. I

15:14

know daddy daycare. I was like fuck

15:16

around I know what's gonna happen

15:18

so they start running around. No one's listening to me. The

15:20

parents are giving me the meanest

15:23

They're gonna give you shit cuz you can't control the class

15:25

It's on you are your kids that

15:27

you're bringing here You have no home care fam

15:29

and like at the end of the day they were taking their kids

15:32

away and they're like Oh, you're a shit teacher.

15:34

You can't teach these kids. Nothing. You're how you

15:36

black belt I'm like,

15:37

whoa now, you know what to do because

15:40

I can I can vouch for this too when I was a kid fam

15:42

I would be different with the

15:44

crew. Yeah, and then instead of my myself,

15:46

you know, I mean like in front of my mom Yeah,

15:48

and from my dad. I'm an angel. Yeah,

15:50

good kid Put

15:53

me in recess. Yeah different Carlos

15:55

that makes sense. So I think I think it's like a herd mentality

15:58

But that's why that's what kids always do like

15:59

worst things when nobody's

16:02

watching them. Exactly. So go ahead. But

16:04

at the same time, I think that's important for kids to

16:07

do

16:07

because that's when they learn

16:09

the most. What do you mean by not

16:12

following the rules? Not necessarily just not

16:14

following the rules, but by doing adventures,

16:16

like adventurous things, because that's how they learn.

16:19

I remember my teacher told me this, this is very wise of

16:21

him. He said he

16:22

had his son and before

16:25

his son was like washing his hands

16:28

and he didn't know like putting hot water would

16:30

burn his hands. But he let

16:32

him go ahead and burn his hands to realize, okay,

16:35

that's hot water. I can't do that.

16:37

Because it's only until you learn

16:39

and then you won't do it. Yeah.

16:42

And then you won't do it again because you learned it. That makes

16:44

sense. But to assert my dominance to those parents,

16:47

so we had, so the Wednesday class is

16:49

our sparring class, right? So he called the

16:51

parents a fight? No, no, no, no, no. I didn't do this, but

16:54

to all my sparring partners that I fought,

16:57

I like, you know how I scream when

16:59

I go like, I did

17:01

crazy, like the crazy spins and I

17:03

made sure they were watching and the kids were watching. So

17:05

next time, like they know like, fam, this

17:08

is no type of guy to fuck with. Yeah, true.

17:10

So you showed them, you showed them how skillful

17:13

you are. Exactly. So like, it's kind of bad

17:15

too. Cause I beat up on like the kids that really couldn't

17:17

like thing, but at

17:19

the same time, I wanted to prove a point to them that I was

17:21

in no bitch. You've got me some sacrifice.

17:25

No, for real. I swear to God, there

17:27

has to be some

17:28

sacrifice for some man. So listen,

17:32

like someone has to get it. Somebody has

17:34

to get it. Even in the crew too. Like let's

17:36

say we're out hanging out with our boys, right?

17:39

Someone has to get picked on first to realize we

17:41

can't get picked on. You know, it just

17:44

has to, you just asked facts, facts, but

17:46

it sucks. It sucks when you're on

17:48

the

17:49

dead end of the stick. Yeah. But it builds some character.

17:52

Yeah. No, exactly. Because it's like, um, if you're the only

17:54

one that gets bullied, you kind of go home thinking like,

17:56

yo, what did I do? Like, oh, why was I the one? Right?

17:58

Exactly. So you're going to come back with.

17:59

Power man, you come back with some ammo. Exactly.

18:02

Like you're chilling in there. Not literal ammo

18:04

though. That's f**k. This ain't America. Not

18:08

literal ammo. A lot of stuff. But

18:10

that's like most of the time, I think that's

18:12

what makes

18:14

your homies stronger with you, because you build your

18:16

homies around you. If you're

18:18

always kind of soft to each other,

18:21

then we're all play-doh. You know what

18:23

I mean? But the more we chisel

18:25

each other, I swear

18:27

to God, when I spar

18:30

with my friends, right?

18:32

We learn so much and we build such

18:34

a f**king respect for each other

18:37

because we hit each other hard and we feel

18:39

each other's pain.

18:41

And most of the time, it's going to teach

18:43

you, okay,

18:45

you see me as this, but

18:47

the moment I hit you,

18:48

that's all you see is darkness

18:51

and pain. You know what I mean? Deadass

18:53

in a fight, all you see is usually

18:55

just darkness and pain if you close your eyes. Uh, uh. I'm

18:59

lying real soon. And at the end of the day, that's

19:01

what everybody is. That's what every challenge is in

19:03

front of you, is usually darkness and pain. Exactly.

19:06

No, but I would rather get f**ked up in practice than in

19:08

real fights. And if you're training with your

19:10

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J-U-M-P-E-R-S. You

23:25

ever heard of the color theory?

23:27

No. What's the color theory? This is kind of crazy

23:29

though. They say if

23:32

you don't know the name of a color

23:34

that you can't see it. That I can't

23:36

see it? Now check this out, check this out. It

23:39

doesn't make sense, right? Yeah, yeah. It

23:41

does. So pretty much they did a test

23:44

and they

23:45

got like a bunch of different colors of

23:47

blue, a bunch of different shades of blue and

23:50

then one green one. Sorry, there

23:52

was a bunch of shades of green and then

23:54

one blue one. And they brought

23:57

this color palette to these, I think

23:59

they're like. like tribalist somewhere in the

24:01

Amazon but they pretty much wanted to

24:03

test them and see because

24:05

in their language they have no word

24:08

for blue they only have words for

24:10

green so they had one blue one

24:13

and a bunch of green I'm gonna show you yeah let me see let

24:15

me see what it looks like it's actually kind of mind-blowing okay

24:17

so it's just like this she

24:19

was a bunch of green and they're one

24:21

blue okay now when

24:24

they showed it to the natives

24:26

they were so confused they took like hours

24:29

literally hours to decipher like which one

24:31

is is the blue one but look at it green

24:34

yeah but is it not obvious yeah

24:36

it's obvious to us because we know the name

24:38

blue and the name green okay now what's

24:40

crazier

24:42

is they did one with

24:44

a bunch of different shades of green oh that's

24:46

not what fuck yeah no no no take us

24:48

out fuck the no the opposite so

24:51

they were able to point that out in

24:54

seconds oh cuz it's a

24:56

variant of a green of so in

24:58

their language they have multiple words

25:01

for the shades of green because that's

25:04

all they see in the wilderness now here me out

25:06

right if we point outside and

25:08

look at some concrete and some like asphalt

25:11

we'll say what color is that what's what color a great

25:13

you

25:14

know how many different shades of gray there are in that

25:16

yeah

25:17

now what if the other

25:19

shades they have real names

25:22

you in your head all you're gonna see is oh that's

25:24

great but in another language or

25:26

somebody that gave names to each one oh that's

25:29

great to four or five whatever they

25:31

would know exact name if

25:34

you know the name of the color then you

25:36

can see it but if you don't know the name

25:38

then you can't see it at all because it just

25:40

blurs like for example shades of brown like

25:43

we now we can we can decipher if you

25:45

learned like there's taupe there's cream there's

25:47

there's coffee like there's way to

25:50

differentiate the browns but

25:52

as a whole you just say oh that's

25:54

brown but we can still see

25:56

it no even though that's a gray or no maybe

25:59

we can't we don't

27:59

Like that person say, no, this is black. You

28:02

know what I'm saying? You want me to blow your mind right now? How

28:05

did they decide what time it was? Yeah,

28:07

I don't know how. No, that's like, how did they decide like,

28:10

okay, boom, today is this.

28:13

We start at 12 today. What's 12? I

28:15

mean,

28:16

the sun, but like, who started

28:19

that shit, bro? Who started the dates? Who

28:21

said it was January 2nd? You

28:24

know? Like how did that

28:26

start? Like, I don't know. Nobody knows. Nobody

28:29

knows. It's too far away. It's too far away. Let's just

28:31

say it's God, because God is always the answer. Yeah, but like,

28:33

look, if you think about it too, I swear to

28:35

God, like, let's say,

28:37

let's say all

28:39

of the world has an apocalypse, right? Like,

28:41

let's say a nuclear strike, whatever, knock on wood, but

28:43

a nuclear strike, whatever. If

28:46

you try and rebuild the computer, fam, how

28:48

do you make a microchip? Real talks,

28:51

bro. Yeah, it's actually a wrap. No, real talks,

28:53

how do you go from gravel,

28:56

rocks, and dirt, and then make microchips,

28:59

and then make something like this? How

29:01

long would it take us? I don't even know. Did

29:03

you even do it? Nah. Sometimes I'd

29:05

be on the road and be like, yo, cars are actually

29:07

really like, like so much different

29:10

things. Very intricate. Very intricate, like a design.

29:12

I'm like, yo, we actually came this far. But

29:15

that's,

29:15

we thought we were gonna have flying saucers

29:18

at this point, but we only have cars. But imagine

29:20

in the next, you know, 30 years, like what do

29:22

we have next?

29:23

So it's only gonna get intricate unless something stops

29:26

it. I have a theory because you

29:28

know how we're getting that Apple

29:30

VR thing, right? Oh yeah, yeah. The Apple

29:33

headset. Yeah, yeah. So I have a

29:35

theory that that is gonna be able

29:37

to read us on our interests

29:39

just like how TikTok does. So you know how on TikTok,

29:42

when you swipe and then like things, it

29:44

picks up on an algorithm on things that you like,

29:46

right? Yeah, yeah. Now, remember those

29:48

videos that people used to do on YouTube and

29:51

it tracks your eye where you're watching things?

29:53

Oh yeah, they still do that. They still do that. Yeah,

29:55

they still do that. Now imagine

29:58

millions of people wearing the Apple.

29:59

headset, they're gonna be able to track

30:02

exactly where our eyes land on the video.

30:05

Now, what if they can

30:07

create content, AI can predict

30:09

content and pretty much make you

30:12

the perfect

30:13

movie or perfect piece of content

30:16

live real time. By just

30:18

figuring out like patterns? Yeah, figuring out patterns

30:20

on where your attention is because all you

30:23

really need is attention to keep

30:25

your attention. So what if that is

30:28

deadass the doom of all of our attention

30:30

spans? It will actually kill our

30:32

attention spans and we will be so brainwashed

30:34

we can't even take it off because it knows

30:36

exactly biologically

30:39

how our eyes would love to stay on

30:41

because

30:41

it is addicting to stay on. Have

30:44

you ever had those ones where you're like, you know

30:46

you have to go to sleep but it's like

30:48

one more video. Yeah, exactly. That's gonna be

30:50

even worse if it's

30:53

able to track exactly how your eye moves.

30:55

The little eye movements. It's

30:58

basically just becoming our brain right because it's

31:00

going into it and seeing what it likes. So

31:02

for example hair, it's on your head right?

31:05

If

31:08

you put a headset on it's pretty much part of your head

31:10

no? Because you would still say this

31:12

is Carlos right? So if you wear

31:14

something on your head that often

31:16

eventually the hat would feel like you. Yeah,

31:18

that is weird man. Because

31:23

you know like those hippies they wear certain clothes and

31:25

they're like yo it becomes them!

31:27

It becomes them! I swear

31:29

to God if you wear something too long it's

31:31

gonna end up becoming like you and it's gonna like

31:34

my phone is pretty much me. Like my

31:36

phone has more personality of myself

31:40

than me writing on a piece of paper because

31:42

it's been with me that long. How much

31:44

data is on there bro? There's probably

31:46

my phone knows more about me than my sister.

31:49

My phone knows more about me than my parents.

31:51

That's fucking scary. Is that scary? You know they announced

31:55

them I think it was like

31:57

in the coming years there's gonna be a whole out

31:59

of the internet. I don't know

32:02

if that's real or not because obviously it's on Sixbuzz. But

32:04

imagine, say hypothetical, that

32:06

happens. Fam, I feel like

32:08

that is gonna solve, it's not a bad

32:10

thing but it's gonna solve like this.

32:13

It's a good refresher. Yeah like how

32:15

COVID was like a big pause. Yeah.

32:17

But we had our technology. This one is gonna

32:19

be like you guys have the free world but

32:22

no technology. I feel like that would be

32:24

a great reset. I think it would be a good reset.

32:26

But for the first two months like people will go crazy.

32:29

But there's problems

32:29

with that. Right? Because people obviously

32:32

have money online to make them money online.

32:35

Who's gonna be watching Jumpers Jump? If

32:36

you think about it. Oh

32:40

yeah. If there's no internet. You get

32:42

me? So the end of happening

32:45

would be like we would have to sit on

32:47

a stage and actually do this. No that's

32:49

sicker though. But the Trappers will

32:51

finally be bigger than the Scammers. Because

32:54

you can move work. But online, oh shut

32:57

down. I

32:59

think if they do, let's say they do shut off the

33:01

internet. Yeah.

33:03

We're so advanced now someone's gonna figure out to make a

33:05

new one. No no but it's like completely, no say it's just

33:07

hypothetical like no one can figure out like it's

33:09

a it's. Oh it's like it's it's wrapped.

33:11

Yeah it's gone.

33:12

You mean all technology's gone? Yeah all technology.

33:15

You can't pick up your phone no more and like there's no internet.

33:17

You only have like the apps, your photos and

33:19

so you know the loaded Instagram. That's

33:21

all you have.

33:22

Damn that would be like yo you guys want to link

33:25

up now? Okay meet at the tree. We

33:27

need that bag fam. We need that

33:29

bag. I'm really curious.

33:33

You know how you know you can see like archetypes

33:36

of people? What

33:37

do you mean archetypes like? No like the barber

33:39

Filipino like. No kinda kinda. Okay. You

33:41

know like you can say oh that's a Valorant man or

33:43

that's like. You know what I was talking about? Yeah yeah.

33:46

So I'm really curious if there is

33:49

one of those that

33:50

TikTok has and then they don't say it. Because you

33:52

know what I'm chick fil a? Check this out bro. I just

33:54

realized this today I didn't know this but at Chick

33:56

Fil A when you order they

33:58

actually put your description of what you look like.

34:00

Did you know that? No,

34:03

I didn't notice this so yesterday. So you know

34:05

how you give your name? Yeah. So on the receipt

34:07

they'll put your name. So I got my order

34:09

from Chick-fil-A and I sat down.

34:11

I looked at the receipt said Carlos black

34:14

sweatshirt. Yeah,

34:19

they do that. I didn't know they do that. Whoa,

34:21

yeah, which is very smart. Well, I think

34:24

though, how do you think it's smart though? Because I mean I

34:26

think that's like, um, you know how service like sometimes

34:28

the the McDonald's people so

34:31

the

34:31

Carlos Yeah, just randomly. No,

34:33

cuz there could be more than one Carlos You know actually but maybe

34:36

this one they don't have to scream their name. It comes off a softer

34:38

tone It's like Carlos. Oh, I know exactly

34:40

which one so I don't have to like there's no mixup. Yeah.

34:42

Yeah. Why that's why it's smart But

34:45

I didn't know they do that. But the

34:47

point I was getting too. Sorry was

34:49

um, I wonder if tick-tock

34:51

because they have so much information

34:54

if they actually narrow us down to this

34:57

is what a hype beast is

34:58

and you can just type in like a Arca type of a person

35:01

and we'll pop up exactly those many people because

35:03

it's that much information Right, but it is

35:05

kind of like that because it's not us. It's not us

35:07

describe like physically But it's the shit that we

35:09

wear describes as the hype beast, you

35:12

know, I'm saying no But even just the archetype like

35:14

when I say that I mean

35:16

your interest right? Yeah, let's say you have an interest

35:18

in in soccer You're considered

35:21

like a soccer fan. Yeah, that

35:23

would probably be in your code of soccer

35:25

people Oh, no, what would your code

35:27

be? I guess like conspiracy.

35:29

I don't know conspiracy Was

35:33

like hashtag worried Okay

35:40

We

35:47

talked about this for you also, did you know

35:49

that there's a theory that Rapunzel?

35:53

Frozen and Ariel are

35:55

all connected.

35:56

Did you know that I think I think I'm what

35:58

her's the director

36:00

confirmed it. Oh, word. Yeah, so you

36:03

know how, I think it was

36:05

Elsa's mom and dad, right? Yeah, they died in the

36:08

shipwreck. They died, because they were going

36:10

to Germany, which was Rapunzel

36:13

and her husband's marriage,

36:15

right? And, oh, it was Flynn's

36:17

marriage, right? So taken in

36:21

Anna and Elsa's, when they were about to crown

36:23

Elsa for the queen, there was a scene

36:26

where they panned and it was

36:28

Rapunzel. Oh, I saw that, yeah. Yeah,

36:30

they were at the wedding. They attended the wedding. Yeah,

36:32

exactly. So it was connected. So since Anna and

36:34

Elsa, Frozen is based in Norway,

36:37

and Rapunzel is based in Germany,

36:39

their ship has to go through Denmark,

36:42

right? So Denmark is where Ariel

36:45

is shot.

36:46

So that- Wait, wait, wait,

36:49

why Denmark? Are you sure? Yeah, it's Denmark. That's

36:51

where it's located. Ariel's like, the sea

36:53

was located, right? Oh, really? Yeah, and this was crazy.

36:56

Ariel's first scene. Yeah. There

37:00

was a shipwreck.

37:01

What do you think that is? That's Anna and Elsa's

37:03

mom's same ship that crashed there.

37:06

Oh, shit. Yeah. I can debunk

37:08

that though. You debunked it, how? Because

37:10

wasn't Sebastian or Ross Lamon. Was

37:13

he not Jamaican, bro? What?

37:16

Sebastian was Jamaican. No, he

37:18

wasn't. What are you talking about? So, Sebastian-

37:21

Kiss the girl. What are you talking

37:23

about? Sebastian is Jamaican,

37:25

fam. This has to

37:28

be in the Caribbean, no? The

37:30

Caribbean?

37:31

It has to be. Maybe it might.

37:35

I don't know. Maybe it is debunked. But

37:37

how did the director confirm it though? I

37:40

don't know. He probably said that after the fact. No,

37:42

but if you watch the New Little Mermaid, I

37:44

really liked it, by the way. That was a good one. But

37:47

they're all like Caribbean,

37:49

no? Yeah, yeah. At least I think so. Because

37:51

it's tropical. Okay, so maybe- Denmark's not tropical.

37:54

I swear to that shit, it's cold. Oh, then maybe

37:56

it did prove another theory. Why? That

37:58

Tarzan was actually- Anand also lost

38:01

brother. Yeah Tarzan

38:03

because Tarzan's uh, cuz that's

38:05

like a

38:07

Yeah, they say they say like um, the

38:09

honor and Elsa's parents were on the ship. Yeah, and she

38:11

was pregnant Yeah, and then what happened was

38:13

the ship crashed right ended up in a

38:15

forest They ended up in the jungle and then they

38:18

survived but they're still royalty That's why he's

38:20

considered like a king exactly and you

38:22

put two and you put uh, they're both their parents

38:24

to get in the same Like to compare.

38:26

Yeah, and they look the same. Is it one lineage

38:28

then?

38:29

Maybe it might be yo What if it goes all the way

38:31

back to the original Disney film of King

38:33

Arthur? Oh

38:35

Yeah, and then they're all like the senator

38:37

King Arthur. Yeah, the whole thing lines up. Maybe

38:39

it's like that's their What

38:42

you know like a bloodline? Yeah pixel has

38:44

a no Pixar has like a whole community.

38:46

Yeah, that's theirs Yeah, that's a bloodline.

38:49

No, I'm pretty sure the bloodline.

38:51

No, cuz um What's it called?

38:54

I'm pretty sure I'm pretty sure Bell

38:56

yeah is related to Tarzan's

38:59

wife in Tarzan. Yeah Yeah,

39:01

so I said I said this before on

39:03

my on my One off like

39:06

shorts channel,

39:07

but pretty much um, there's a scene in Tarzan

39:10

Where although all the monkeys are playing the drums and

39:12

stuff? Yeah, they're hitting like pots and pans and

39:15

then you can see there's a tea

39:17

set

39:18

and the tea set is exactly Miss

39:21

pots and the the kids And

39:23

those pots and miss pots blah blah.

39:26

They're part of Bell cuz

39:28

beating the beast so that

39:30

lady I forgot where her

39:32

name was. She's wearing yellow literally

39:35

a lady with brown hair wearing yellow It's

39:37

probably Bell's ancestors. Oh, yeah I mean

39:39

that connects back to the hunchback in Notre Dame

39:42

and so on and then it connects to

39:44

like in console So I felt like they

39:46

got mixed up with the Latino You know

39:49

so somebody somebody had yellow fever

39:51

and then and then dated Mulan, you know, I'm saying

39:54

Probably I think I personally

39:57

think that

39:57

cuz I think every single

40:00

single almost

40:01

brand is starting to do a multiverse shit.

40:04

Right? They're all milking out

40:06

the multiverse. First off, they did it with

40:08

Spider-Man, Spider-Man live action.

40:10

Then they did it with Spider-Man, um, into

40:13

the Spider-Verse, which is all about multiverse. Rick

40:15

and Morty did it. The Flash

40:18

with Batman, they're having all the different Batmans

40:21

in there. And then they did, they're doing it with

40:23

a, did it with Scream. I

40:25

don't know if you know about that. And they're doing

40:27

it with, um,

40:29

fuck, there's another, there's another series.

40:32

But I guarantee you, every single series

40:34

that comes out, that's going to be their big money

40:36

pull of Avengers.

40:38

It's pretty much multi, you know, they're

40:41

all going to do the same thing just so they can pull

40:43

money out of old films that were hits. So

40:45

you can go back to like back to the future and then pull

40:48

some hits from there. Cause if you really bag it, like there's

40:50

not any movies now where it comes like,

40:52

oh, they, they try and push out a new like,

40:54

um, a superhero, but

40:56

like it kind of like doesn't hit as the old

40:59

ones, you know? And like they try to start a

41:01

new, uh,

41:02

multiverse or like a team, but it

41:04

never goes the same because the way they pushed out Ant-Man, like

41:06

they wanted to bring an Ant-Man crazy. It

41:09

was the first one I loved Ant-Man two, I mean,

41:11

Ant-Man number one, but two was kind of ass,

41:13

you know? It's like, they never have the same runs. So

41:15

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41:17

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41:20

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41:22

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41:24

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41:27

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41:29

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41:31

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41:32

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41:34

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41:36

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41:39

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41:41

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41:43

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41:46

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41:50

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43:53

Think

44:00

about it. No, no, no. It has to be brought

44:03

back because it was that good But

44:05

that's kind of lame though. I feel like it's if you

44:08

put it ruins it Yeah, like how they

44:10

they're doing the shit right now is like nothing interesting

44:12

No But if you really take it in like

44:14

for them to think of it in that way

44:16

that to bring it back They have to think of it

44:19

highly enough. Yeah, you know, for example, spider-man.

44:21

That's already

44:22

it's no matter It's Nike like

44:24

they're gonna sell shit.

44:26

Okay, but look matrix. They tried to bring

44:28

it back We went to that thing you left

44:30

five minutes No,

44:32

but you would still say matrix is a classic

44:34

though. It is a classic but that movie

44:37

I'm not saying I'm not saying that movie was good, but

44:39

I'm saying the original was that good I

44:41

know the original was that good that they

44:43

had an idea. Oh, let's just revamp it

44:45

because it's it's solidified So you think the

44:48

greatest things ever they want to bring back?

44:51

So if they didn't want to bring it back, maybe it's not

44:53

the greatest thing ever Okay, maybe

44:55

in that sense, but I'm saying like yo people should

44:57

just start there like new Plotlines

44:59

new and start off every I agree to you know,

45:02

I agree too, but that means it's

45:04

solidified in history Romeo

45:06

and Juliet that story

45:08

is thousands of years old. No,

45:10

maybe not thousands But like, you know, I mean like not

45:13

all it's bad old but for them to

45:15

bring it back That means it was that

45:18

good of a story that they redid it Hamlet

45:20

is is freaking Lion

45:22

King. Yeah, right. I mean we still

45:25

do read those books like in exactly

45:27

exactly So what if the greatest

45:30

stories ever told?

45:32

They're not great until they've been retold

45:34

again to prove that they've been great. I

45:37

don't know. That's just my take on it But

45:40

usually the the revamps are shit. Yeah. No,

45:42

I'm telling you like all the revamps I've watched Mm-hmm.

45:45

I can't even say that movie bow and especially

45:47

movies that are more than

45:49

Maybe two hours long. I don't

45:51

know why they make that shit like that bro. Oh and now

45:54

the trend is yeah making video games movies

45:57

Oh, yeah, like what's the reason

45:59

when they need a

45:59

Gran Turismo. Yeah, Gran Turismo. We made

46:02

that into a movie. I was like, yo, that deserves to be a movie,

46:04

but at the same time, it's like kind of nostalgic. So

46:07

it's all money pulls at the end of the day. It's all money pulls, bro. Mario

46:09

was definitely a big money

46:11

pull.

46:12

Real talk, so we didn't really need a Mario movie. Yeah,

46:14

yeah. It was like Drake with Tootsie Slide. Everyone

46:17

remembers that song, but we all knew that... It was

46:19

just a money grab. ...that was for the quarantine,

46:22

you know... Go dance on TikTok. That

46:24

was it.

46:24

Damn, that's so true, bro. Thankfully. Do

46:27

you think we're gonna reach a point in culture

46:29

where we know right away it's a money grab and you don't want to

46:31

even look at it? Oh, yeah. Or is it too much

46:34

of like a... Especially with the kids

46:36

that judge so much nowadays and like

46:38

how when albums come out, oh,

46:40

their first sense is, oh, this is ass,

46:43

right? They're gonna automatically... I think

46:45

we have a good sense of things like, oh, yeah,

46:47

you're doing this for money.

46:48

I feel like no matter what, nans

46:51

are just gonna follow what they're told to

46:53

do. Yeah, yeah. You know? It's almost like...

46:56

It really feels like a Matrix dog. I'm

46:58

not even gonna lie. Sometimes it really

47:00

feels like a Matrix. Like people are just gonna do what

47:02

they're told to do. It's whack. Yeah, I have this funny

47:04

story too. This happened like a weekend

47:06

ago when I was coming home. So it was like 2am,

47:09

right? Yo, blow out the name, but Shuruk was

47:12

right beside me at a stoplight. No

47:14

cars on the road, right? So he does

47:16

one of those ones where it's like yellow or

47:18

like it's red, but it's gonna turn green,

47:20

right? So he

47:23

decides, he's like, yo, fuck that shit. He starts

47:25

inching up, like

47:26

inching, inching. You see

47:28

him on the road. I'm right beside him. I'm

47:30

right beside him. So he's last in music, he's

47:33

inching. So pretend this is the line

47:35

where you can't cross. He goes like this.

47:37

Okay, okay, okay. No patience. No

47:40

patience. The light is still red

47:42

and he's in the middle of the road. Oh my god,

47:44

bro. So remember when I tell

47:46

you there's no cars on the road. Yeah. I

47:49

see one car on the road coming slowly.

47:51

I'm like, wait, is that a white car? Fam,

47:54

when the police car rolls

47:57

up, Oh! He's at the end

47:59

of the light already.

47:59

Police car yeah, it's a police car that come oh

48:02

shit, so when he's at the end of the road. He's uh

48:05

The police car is like right beside him now. Yeah,

48:07

I see him.

48:08

He like throws up his hands The

48:10

light turns green the the

48:12

police car turns the lights off. Oh shit.

48:14

Wait does he does he drive off? No Fam

48:19

you could it like I don't know why but he was

48:21

just you could have just ran it fam

48:23

damn I feel I feel

48:25

like to like life is too weird, bro.

48:27

It's like too weird Like too many too many

48:30

stories that you don't think would happen but actually

48:32

yeah, yeah like fam

48:34

I'm telling you there was um

48:36

there was like times where I was like that's

48:38

so but what I literally Drove out drove off, and I was

48:40

laughing cuz I was like that was too perfect fam.

48:43

Yeah Have

48:45

you ever pulled a NPC move and then realize

48:47

oh shit my bot no Am

48:50

I a bot like what I Never

48:54

had that moment let me think I'm

48:57

like what the fuck am I doing I

48:59

probably did have those moments oh The obvious

49:01

ones like when you type Google into Google.

49:04

I've done that oh, but that's just like a thing Yeah, I just like we

49:06

all do yeah, or catching yourself go like this the Asian

49:08

dad

49:12

Bro, it's in our blood

49:14

to like uh-huh.

49:16

Why is that? I don't know I don't

49:18

know long because long long

49:20

time ago our Asian ancestors They

49:22

always had stuff on their back. They're carrying

49:25

the swords and shit, so they had to carry it like this yeah

49:29

Okay, but

49:31

since well um I talked about the alexa alexi chavizo case remember

49:34

last time yeah, yeah, I remember

49:36

that I found another one that's super similar to

49:38

it So

49:42

taken this was also this year. I think or I think it

49:44

was in 2022. Let me get the name right Okay,

49:48

so her name was Alexis a villa right yeah,

49:50

so taken in 2022 Oh,

49:53

no in 2020 there was three dumpster divers That

50:00

randomly went to like a local dumpster

50:03

to try and find like stuff that they can like eat

50:05

or treasures and shit Yeah, that's stuff that they can wear

50:07

right? Yeah, so while they were there

50:10

searching for clothes

50:13

they found a bag and they

50:15

heard like a little whimper

50:17

like a Like a cry

50:19

and they were like yo, what's in this

50:21

bag? Yeah So obviously they

50:24

thought it was like a dog like a little

50:26

pet Yeah, like a little pet so obviously they constantly

50:29

they took it out They laid it and then they cut

50:31

open like slowly just in case it

50:33

jumped out of them, right? But then they found

50:36

in the bag was a little baby boy

50:39

With with the umbilical cord.

50:41

No Attached to the

50:44

baby,

50:44

right? What was it? This is like behind

50:48

a retail store No, I think it was behind

50:50

some I was just a dumpster. Yeah, it was a dumpster. It was

50:52

a local down It's not a hospital though. No, it wasn't

50:55

a hospital. So taking a lady that

50:57

was also around the area She grabs

50:59

the baby. She calls 911. Obviously

51:01

later like maybe maybe like in

51:03

five hours They found who the person

51:05

was and it was Alexis, right? Yeah Yeah, and this

51:08

is what pisses me off because you know how when the

51:10

Alexis Treviso case She all do

51:12

always referred to her baby as it. Oh

51:14

She did the same thing. She was like the

51:16

police were questioning her. She was like, what did you

51:18

do with the baby? We need to know she was like, ah

51:21

It was it was crying.

51:23

I wrapped it in a towel and this

51:25

is what made me bad She was like she was like,

51:28

oh if the baby's okay, I still want

51:30

it, bro Gang

51:33

like what are you doing?

51:35

Like shit like that really makes me like a

51:37

question like human Like

51:39

there's humans on this world earth that do

51:42

shit like that like fucked up shit like that But

51:44

I feel like you know what? I truly

51:47

believe I truly believe God put people

51:49

like that on this world for us to learn about I

51:51

mean for us to be grateful

51:54

about what you have and the situations you're in

51:56

because there's some crazy shit that's happening

51:58

Yeah, and it doesn't

51:59

necessarily involve you, right?

52:02

So that being the case, you

52:04

are human just like them. And

52:07

everybody makes mistakes. They've made terrible

52:09

mistakes, but maybe yours and ours

52:11

are as bad as theirs. And you can realize you're still blessed

52:13

at the end of the day.

52:15

Like fam, a lot of the times we feel like we're

52:17

going through some serious shit.

52:20

The more you open your eyes to everybody else's

52:22

life and realize not everything is exactly

52:24

about you. You'll see like

52:27

how much you do have, how much like you're

52:29

calm, like you're everything

52:32

you have right now, you're perfect. And

52:34

I forgot who said this, but there was, there was a clip.

52:37

This guy used on Joel Rogan. I forgot his name though. He

52:39

did the midnight gospel. You ever heard of that? Oh, I

52:41

think. Yeah. Yeah. But he, he came up with

52:43

this. It's kind of like a philosophy,

52:46

but just imagine that everything

52:48

in your life, like right now,

52:50

the mistakes you've made, exactly

52:52

how you're sitting, the way you breathe, it's

52:55

all perfect. Like you're exactly

52:57

meant to be that way right now.

53:00

You're perfect. There's nothing you made

53:02

a mistake. You're supposed to make those

53:04

mistakes right now. You're perfect on this timeline.

53:07

Like you're supposed to be exactly like this. And

53:10

it got me thinking like, holy shit.

53:12

Just like in the spider verse movie,

53:14

there's certain things that happen and it

53:17

fucks up in the timeline and like, oh man,

53:19

we got to change it. But the 2099

53:22

Spiderman goes, nah, that's a canon event.

53:25

Oh yeah. That's been going around on TikTok. Yeah. That's

53:27

a canon event. Like that, that was supposed

53:29

to happen to you. And that's what happened to

53:31

each one of us. So

53:33

if you take that concept of life, like there's

53:36

certain things that, for example, one

53:38

of them was, uh, uncle Ben or

53:41

their guardian dying, there would be no

53:43

spider man if, if nobody died.

53:45

It has to be tragedy before lesson. And a

53:48

lot of the time that has to be pain before lesson.

53:51

Like you may feel a heartbreak and you

53:53

may feel like, holy shit, this girl

53:55

broke my heart. And then now it became like

53:57

this. You're supposed to feel that so that

53:59

you can.

53:59

You can feel what it feels like on the other

54:02

side and you can be better if you choose to be

54:04

better. What do you think was

54:06

your biggest canon event? My biggest canon

54:09

event? Yeah, because I've been seeing

54:11

funny ones on TikTok. It was like when the

54:14

first girl out of a relationship finally

54:19

gets with a player and says,

54:21

oh, this is the best she's been ever feeling.

54:24

It's like, that's a canon event. I can't interfere.

54:26

She has to go through the player.

54:29

No, that's true. Because

54:32

it's stuff like that. I said

54:34

this before on my other podcast, but

54:38

you kind of have to do your thing. You know

54:41

what? Who's had to be host first if they want

54:43

to? You know what my biggest canon

54:45

event was? And Ryan Kuda told me this. He's

54:47

like, your biggest canon event was when Carlos

54:50

showed you a Supreme Box logo. Word.

54:53

Because you know why? Because it was a chain

54:55

reaction for me, searching

54:57

into fashion. What's my personality

55:00

right now? I like dressing up. I like fashion.

55:02

Fam, if you didn't show me that, I feel like I would

55:05

have been into a damn.

55:08

That's my biggest canon event for sure.

55:11

I think my biggest, OK, I have

55:13

it. My biggest canon

55:16

event was

55:19

when I was playing with my toys and I was talking to myself.

55:22

And then my cousin comes over to me. She's old and

55:24

like, why are you talking to yourself? Why are you talking

55:26

to yourself like that? You know, you're weird, right?

55:28

Blah, blah, blah. And

55:30

then in that exact moment, I

55:32

had a choice in myself. You know what I mean? I did. I had

55:34

a choice in myself. I could be like, yeah, you're

55:37

right.

55:37

Or I could be like,

55:39

now, whatever, I'm having fun.

55:41

Depending on what I chose that day

55:43

is exactly how it turned out. Maybe

55:45

I didn't have a podcast. Maybe I didn't speak my mind

55:48

as much. Maybe I didn't have those thoughts in my head

55:50

anymore because I thought it was weird and somebody told me

55:52

it was weird to be like that. Because a lot

55:54

of times, there's somebody in your left that goes like,

55:56

nah, you're not supposed to do it.

55:58

You don't really. You're

56:00

not like that. That's not you. But

56:03

only you know who you are. Yeah, yeah.

56:05

I know man. Only you really know who you

56:07

are. Like nobody else can really tell you fam. Like

56:10

there's probably stuff in my head that I never told anybody

56:12

in my life. And everybody's like that. Like everybody

56:14

has their own secrets that they never said. There's

56:16

so many words in your mind that have

56:19

not been spoken but have been spoken to you. Mm-hmm.

56:21

So they don't know what the fuck you are. You

56:24

know? They only know a piece of it. Yeah.

56:26

Because imagine how many conversations you have

56:28

in a day. Mm-hmm.

56:30

To yourself. Yeah. Let alone to other

56:32

people. So all of those words combined

56:35

is like your whole vocabulary or a whole like almost

56:37

like a storyline. Nobody's heard

56:39

that story except for you. Yeah, yeah.

56:41

Right? Mm-hmm. I saw this quote too. It

56:43

was like sometimes it's better to quit.

56:45

Like you know how quitting is like it's

56:48

perceived to being bad. Like if you quit,

56:50

you're a bad person, you know? Yeah, yeah,

56:52

yeah. But I see Nicole as like sometimes when

56:55

you know when to quit, that's a really great

56:57

thing. Because like that's been happening my

56:59

whole life. In basketball. Yeah.

57:01

If I didn't quit and I kept pursuing basketball,

57:04

obviously I'm like 5'10", nowhere to go at. You

57:08

know, I didn't enjoy the sport no more. It wasn't

57:10

giving me no happiness. If I

57:11

kept going that, fam, I would have been sad playing

57:13

every day. Really? But I quit that

57:16

and look what happened. It pushed me into

57:18

Taekwondo. Look, Taekwondo has

57:20

changed my life. It's like another canon event. It's like

57:22

if I didn't do that, I

57:24

wouldn't have been led to this, you know? So

57:27

like shit, like another person was like

57:30

oh, my friend was like, oh, I don't know if I

57:32

have to quit my program because it's hard. But I'm

57:34

like at the same time, if it's too hard, if it's

57:37

really hard for you, I don't blame you if you

57:39

struck it out. Fam, quit

57:41

because maybe it might send you to another

57:44

something that makes you more happy. And I know

57:46

a lot of stories where all my friends have transferred into

57:48

another program. And they're happy,

57:50

fam. But and I think

57:52

the fun part about that is

57:55

it's uncertain.

57:56

So there is still a chance of failure. Yeah, but...

57:59

And I think...

57:59

I think it's only fun when there

58:02

is failure. Yeah, exactly. You got me?

58:04

Yeah, yeah. That's so crazy to say, but it's only

58:07

fun when there is a chance of failure. Yeah, yeah.

58:09

Because if it was only a W, if it was only like, you

58:11

know what's gonna happen. Like for example,

58:13

I pick up my phone, I know I'm gonna pick up my phone.

58:16

If I drop it, it drops. Boring,

58:18

like we know that shit. We know that shit.

58:20

If I pick up my phone and it transports into 1992

58:24

and it stops Tupac from dying, that's a different story.

58:26

That shit's the unpredictable, but you don't know the

58:28

unpredictable and that's what makes it fun. And I think

58:30

that's

58:31

why we watch these movies because we

58:33

don't know what's gonna happen. The only movies

58:35

that are boring to me are the ones like I can kind of predict.

58:37

Yeah, yeah.

58:38

Now that makes sense. And taken before, my

58:41

first job that I mean, my first like

58:43

career that I wanted to get to, before I

58:45

signed up to any university, I said I was gonna be the

58:48

Raptors physical therapist. Or like

58:50

therapist for athletes because I'm also an athlete.

58:52

So I was like, oh yeah, I'm gonna love that shit. But then

58:54

all my cousins and their parents were like, oh

58:57

yeah, I know people in physical therapy,

58:59

but they don't make a lot of money. So that was kind of like your

59:01

toy thing where it's like they told me something. Oh,

59:04

it's up to you to decide. And I said, I said,

59:06

I fucked that. If it doesn't make any money, then I'm not

59:08

gonna go into it. But I promise you, I

59:10

had a feeling if I went into physical

59:12

therapy, I would be fucking millionaire. You

59:15

feel me? Yeah. Because I can relate

59:17

to an athlete. So I was like, okay, I have it. Yeah,

59:19

yeah, yeah. I think my whole life changed in like 2019.

59:22

I think, I feel like 2018, 2018, 2019, everything

59:27

started changing for me. 2018, 2019.

59:30

No, I think as soon as when

59:33

the podcast blew up, that's when my life started to change. Really?

59:37

Yeah. Because at that point, if I was say, failing

59:41

a few class, failing like classes,

59:44

and I didn't have, and I had no

59:46

job, no nothing, oh yeah, I'm in trouble fam.

59:48

But since my parents seen success, it's

59:51

like, oh, they kind of gave me like, you know. So would you be scared

59:53

right now if you were having trouble in school

59:55

and you didn't have anything? No, because I know that I can

59:58

graduate whenever I want to. No, no.

59:59

I mean, I mean no I'm talking about like

1:00:02

if you didn't have the podcast so you know, that's what I'm saying

1:00:04

right now 100% another Gavin

1:00:06

would be like worried on what he's doing right now Yeah,

1:00:08

they would probably be sleeping at night wondering like

1:00:10

what is this kid gonna do with his life? Mmm, you

1:00:13

feel me?

1:00:13

Yeah, it's like, you know Filipino parents is

1:00:15

all about stability if you don't have something stable at

1:00:18

that moment Oh, yeah, we're worried,

1:00:20

you know, yeah, it kind of sucks because

1:00:22

at the end of the day like everybody wants

1:00:25

to stability blah blah but

1:00:27

yo As long as you're alive and

1:00:29

you're breathing family, that's all that matters man.

1:00:31

It's enjoy fam There's

1:00:34

a lot of time look I said this literally

1:00:36

last last podcast But we want to trade

1:00:39

our health and then to get rich and

1:00:41

yeah you get rich and what do you do with it? Like you're

1:00:43

gonna trade it back for a better health. Yeah,

1:00:45

it's just a constant cycle to keep us running fam

1:00:48

Mmm, and it's only until like you realize

1:00:50

it then you start to make a difference like

1:00:53

the right difference The first step

1:00:55

I think the first step. Oh, bro, see

1:00:57

you right now

1:00:59

You know how Andrew Tate is on his like wave of like,

1:01:01

oh I'm breaking people out of the matrix this and that yeah He's

1:01:04

breaking people out, but there's more steps to it

1:01:06

of

1:01:06

Yeah, go grind

1:01:09

go chase money That's the first

1:01:11

part. Yeah now when you have the money, what do

1:01:13

you want to do? What's your purpose? And

1:01:15

then after purpose like How

1:01:18

do you continue believing in that purpose?

1:01:20

Like there's so many it's like you learn

1:01:22

this boom I'm here and

1:01:25

Then now that you're here There's all these other

1:01:27

variants or all these other like problems you

1:01:29

didn't think about because you're even close to that

1:01:32

You know that I didn't think about taxes when I

1:01:34

was in high school Example

1:01:36

but the money definitely like

1:01:38

it brings a certain freedom, you

1:01:41

know to people because you know how Dave says uh, There's

1:01:43

three P's pussy power and

1:01:45

paper Yeah But if you get the last one then

1:01:47

the first then the the first two

1:01:50

come easy or some shit like that I

1:01:52

was like that's facts, bro. If you have if you have money

1:01:54

then the power and pussy comes to you for me You

1:01:57

know, there's this there's this guy

1:01:59

He used to I think he's called like the

1:02:02

tinder. I forgot

1:02:03

what they call him, but

1:02:05

he would just go on tinder dates He's homeless. Oh

1:02:08

He's homeless and he would survive living

1:02:10

through tinder dates. Oh, like he would eat

1:02:13

tinder dates food So it he would

1:02:15

sleep over. Yeah, this is a guy he

1:02:18

would sleep over at wherever his date

1:02:20

was Yeah, you would

1:02:21

you would actually like survive off dates

1:02:24

on tinder because he's a good-looking guy Yeah, but

1:02:26

he's homeless. He doesn't have nowhere to stay just

1:02:29

survive off of dating dating dating.

1:02:31

Oh, I'm gonna stay here I'm gonna stay here and but sometimes

1:02:33

like if it's dry this

1:02:35

guy doesn't have Wi-Fi or nothing Yes, like kick it on

1:02:37

the bus stop or something. Yeah, but

1:02:39

imagine your whole life is like, yeah I

1:02:41

mean at the same time that's kind of exciting though Every

1:02:45

day is a new challenge Yeah,

1:02:48

like not not to say like I would love

1:02:50

that like I wouldn't want that life but

1:02:53

Not not to say like I wouldn't I wouldn't

1:02:55

love a life of because that's a lot

1:02:57

of challenge And that's a lot of work too So

1:03:00

you have to you have to match with you have to

1:03:02

be head this guy has to be handsome fam Now

1:03:04

he's handsome still he's handsome guy, but he has to play

1:03:06

like Monday Tuesday Wednesday. Like what's my Yeah,

1:03:11

like I'm gonna have toast at this girl's at this

1:03:13

girl's house and then tomorrow I'm gonna go sleep over

1:03:15

at hers She has that guy become like a like

1:03:17

a true crime case cuz that that sounds like

1:03:19

the Recipe for a true

1:03:22

I think it's just eventually he

1:03:23

was taken care of probably that's

1:03:26

just what I assume Yeah, cuz if

1:03:28

you're going and hanging out with people eventually

1:03:31

I I personally think the more dates you go

1:03:33

on the better you'll be at dating

1:03:35

Where and eventually someone's gonna want to marry, you know,

1:03:38

isn't that like prostitution that he was doing then? prostitution

1:03:41

because because if you

1:03:43

if you finesse some free stuff The

1:03:46

girl is probably gonna be like, oh, yeah, you're

1:03:48

very handsome. Let's do something I'll give you my

1:03:50

house. Okay hot take though. Isn't every

1:03:53

single relationship kind of prostitution?

1:03:55

Huh, if you didn't marry If

1:03:58

you didn't marry like that's a hot If

1:04:00

you realize it you have to take your girl out on

1:04:02

a date and then eventually she's gonna

1:04:04

give it up to you You

1:04:11

guys go on a date, but she doesn't exactly that's what

1:04:14

I'm saying she doesn't have to yeah But for her to

1:04:16

be interested at all What

1:04:18

do you have to do you have to put some bread down?

1:04:20

No, but but the say like in other

1:04:23

in other religions the date you can't

1:04:25

before Mary. That's no I said without

1:04:28

marriage, bro. I'm saying I'm saying every

1:04:30

like hot take hot take no like

1:04:32

it's cut if you think about it in that way

1:04:35

Every single relationship is kind of like prostitution

1:04:37

unless you don't if you if you're not marrying

1:04:40

See I get your point, but it's the it's

1:04:42

the way is the way it's worth No,

1:04:44

it sounds crazy, but but that's that's the shocking

1:04:46

part of it, right? It's like oh shit. It's true You

1:04:49

know me like real talk like you find you

1:04:51

find a lovely girl. You want to take her out on a date,

1:04:54

right?

1:04:55

Yeah, you're gonna have to take her out somewhere nice. You

1:04:57

know I mean up to her standards

1:04:59

Is it not the same as like

1:05:02

what's your price? I'm gonna pay you for this

1:05:04

boom Yeah, same thing. Oh

1:05:08

It's just packaged differently and there's more emotion

1:05:10

to it. Yes, like there is An

1:05:13

emotion, but like it's still kind of the same like you you

1:05:15

give up

1:05:16

Some of your weight so you're saying you can you

1:05:19

can't love a person without sex

1:05:21

No, I just another thing. I didn't say that at all No,

1:05:24

no cuz I was like I was trying to like okay if

1:05:26

you don't marry no if there's no if there's no sex

1:05:28

involved Then it's not prostitution at all. Yeah. Yeah, okay. That's

1:05:31

what I'm saying That's why I said like if

1:05:33

you don't marry right okay, that makes sense no,

1:05:35

but like crazy like yeah Yeah, if you find

1:05:37

a girl, then you're not gonna marry her and you know I mean

1:05:39

yeah that makes sense that makes sense I just like

1:05:42

it was a shock to me when you first the way I said

1:05:44

it because it's supposed to be a shock Yeah, it's supposed

1:05:46

to be a shock. I know but that okay

1:05:48

I want to get one more more case because it's also about

1:05:50

prostitution So have you ever heard about

1:05:53

the the Hello Kitty murder case

1:05:55

nah, I haven't heard about this now Okay, so

1:05:57

this happens in Hong Kong right?

1:05:59

So there was this um this girl named

1:06:02

fan man Lee I think yeah, and she

1:06:04

was an orphan for maybe I

1:06:07

Think until she was 15 right but

1:06:09

orphans have this rule where it's like um the orphanage

1:06:11

has this rule where it's like if you Become a certain

1:06:14

age they have to kick you out right yeah So

1:06:16

she leaves the orphanage and what do you think

1:06:18

she does because she's homeless to get money

1:06:21

what she starts prostitution? Yeah,

1:06:23

so say she's a 21 year old girl.

1:06:26

She's doing all these she's like though

1:06:28

her income is prostitution Oh, she has to

1:06:30

yeah, you know I'm saying and then she

1:06:33

also has a drug addiction So

1:06:35

obviously when you're homeless you you develop

1:06:37

a drug addiction. How are you gonna fund it? You

1:06:39

know you're gonna go so she just got in a loop

1:06:41

of selling loop of selling her body right

1:06:44

and then So this is the money

1:06:46

so this is what happens So one day she

1:06:48

I think she got a job at a brothel and

1:06:50

that's when

1:06:51

she got a lot of clients Right

1:06:53

and she met this one pimp right and

1:06:56

that pimp got so close to her And

1:06:59

they were she was he was like oh, yeah You can actually

1:07:01

like I'll give you a whole lot of money

1:07:03

and stuff like that But one one day

1:07:05

she decided to steal that guy's

1:07:07

wallet right and when he found

1:07:10

out oh my gosh She was like uh

1:07:13

she got caught right-handed. She was like oh, yeah,

1:07:15

I just need this money for right now I'll pay you back like

1:07:17

I'll sell more work. You know I'm saying and

1:07:19

then she he was like no I want

1:07:22

you to pay back the 10k right now every

1:07:24

day. He kept increasing the

1:07:26

pay so it was like no I need 20k

1:07:28

now. It's like it's like a consequence

1:07:30

of her actions. No, I need 30k So

1:07:33

now I got to a point where she couldn't even pay

1:07:35

the money back, right? So that guy

1:07:37

the pimp

1:07:38

he got two of his homies Kidnapped

1:07:41

her got her to her got

1:07:43

her to an apartment. Yeah, like they tortured

1:07:46

her They made her eat her own shit.

1:07:48

Oh, wait, wait, wait this happened in Japan. Yeah,

1:07:50

Hong Kong. Yeah, Hong Kong Yeah,

1:07:53

family they made they made

1:07:55

a manga about her What

1:07:57

yeah, and it was one of the best-selling mangas

1:07:59

for that

1:07:59

Like that like yeah, are

1:08:02

you sure it's the right one? I think so wait wait

1:08:04

was she raped by like 14 people? No, that

1:08:06

was a different one. That's a different. Yeah, that's it. I think I told

1:08:08

that one too Yeah, yeah, but this one

1:08:11

is different. It was only the three guys, right? Okay,

1:08:13

okay, but then after they said, okay

1:08:15

Let's really destroy the evidence now They

1:08:17

chopped off her head fam and this is why it's

1:08:19

called the Hello Kitty murder case So

1:08:22

the police when they were trying to find

1:08:24

the body there was no head

1:08:26

They sewed the head into

1:08:28

a Hello Kitty doll It

1:08:30

was like, you know the the Hello Kitty body. It

1:08:33

was like a small body inside

1:08:35

was her head They saw it inside

1:08:37

the dog Yeah, so once

1:08:39

the police found it they took it out

1:08:42

and was like they were able to identify They

1:08:44

identified the killers. They took all them to

1:08:46

jail. Holy shit. That's

1:08:49

fuck. That's some real like dark web Yeah,

1:08:51

yeah, yeah, I know Why

1:08:53

do people do stuff like that? I

1:08:56

think Did I ever tell you this

1:08:58

like there's this movie came out a long

1:09:00

long time ago But pretty much

1:09:02

it was about something like that where there's serial killers

1:09:05

that they would take like pieces of

1:09:07

body parts and cut them up Right,

1:09:11

but

1:09:11

the place they found this guy living

1:09:15

That's what scared me the most and that's what got me

1:09:17

thinking about whether this happens in real

1:09:19

life So he lived in this

1:09:21

almost complex it's like a complex

1:09:24

but every single room Was

1:09:26

someone just as fucked up as him what?

1:09:29

Yeah, so like a mental hospital type

1:09:31

thing. No, it's just like where

1:09:33

they live It's just really weird.

1:09:36

So one of the rooms was obviously him that cuts up

1:09:38

body parts There's another room where

1:09:40

this guy's like butt-naked

1:09:43

Riding a unicycle and

1:09:46

then he has like makeup like a clown

1:09:48

mask on who's weird But

1:09:50

every single room has something different. It's like

1:09:53

weird shit just happening I'm pretty sure there was a torture

1:09:55

happening in one, but do

1:09:58

you think that the energy? you

1:10:00

of that

1:10:01

like whatever you're into let's

1:10:03

say you're into evil things like you attract

1:10:05

more evil into you oh yeah a hundred percent

1:10:08

cuz there's also um there's

1:10:10

this girl and I think it was also in Japan

1:10:12

who literally she she watches

1:10:15

a lot of true crime like that's her that's

1:10:17

her passion her how would she get so high off

1:10:19

of this yeah exactly so

1:10:22

boom she does every day true crime stories

1:10:24

true crime stories and then she

1:10:26

goes and

1:10:27

I guess she wants to try it herself

1:10:30

so she disguises herself as a tutor

1:10:33

goes on the internet post her her advertisement

1:10:36

yeah boom shit happens kills

1:10:38

the guy right she gets put into

1:10:41

court she says the the judge asked

1:10:43

her why does she do why did she do it she said

1:10:46

oh I watched so much of these things oh

1:10:48

I wondered what it felt like to kill

1:10:50

damn that's why

1:10:52

yeah if you're so like like you said

1:10:54

if you're so in tune of what you do and

1:10:56

you're passionate about it yeah you attract that

1:10:59

energy like you want to do it it's true

1:11:01

and taking this girl is the most innocent

1:11:04

looking like 20 year old girl like

1:11:06

she wouldn't harm a fly but she

1:11:08

does that cuz she's so like she was into

1:11:10

that like niche yo that's

1:11:13

I guess what I do I look into true crime too

1:11:19

I sleep in the room next to her that's gross

1:11:21

I

1:11:23

open the door one day this guy's on a unicycle

1:11:26

the last place I would go

1:11:28

to like do anything is colors it because Fabio's

1:11:31

he's armed he

1:11:33

has numb chucks and the thing

1:11:35

I'm not gonna lie bro like I hope

1:11:39

nobody breaks in bro what a story

1:11:41

that's all of

1:11:44

us say what a story that would

1:11:47

be have

1:11:52

you ever been have you ever been hit by non-trucks you

1:11:55

play rugby take it we're

1:11:57

gonna say our own story on our

1:11:59

fine

1:11:59

That's hard Hope

1:12:03

not. No, but they can take it one night. I

1:12:05

came out like um, I came in like I think

1:12:08

it was um It was like 2 a.m.

1:12:10

Or early early in the morning. It was one of those ones,

1:12:12

right? Yeah, then we have a door stopper

1:12:14

which makes an alarm so So

1:12:17

thank God Carlos sleeps with like his headphones and

1:12:20

earplugs Cuz when when

1:12:22

I opened the door and all I heard was a

1:12:26

Yeah, yeah I

1:12:29

Expected

1:12:29

the door and coming out and you

1:12:32

like ready to fight but nothing happened

1:12:34

cuz I think you were like you know Did they I finished the

1:12:36

vlog? Yeah, go watch the vlog. Yeah, I'm watching it. Yeah,

1:12:38

you're watching X video out right now Go watch it. That's

1:12:40

how the X on right now. That's it link

1:12:42

in the bio link in the bio But you were you were

1:12:44

in a deep sleep Yeah, no I

1:12:47

had my earplugs in and I had these headphones

1:12:49

on these are like noise canceling And if I really

1:12:51

want to turn it up up with a brown noise, bro Yeah,

1:12:53

the brown noise brown noise headphones

1:12:56

and earplugs not here. Yeah shit Who

1:12:59

in in the middle of a YouTube video?

1:13:02

Yeah of the brown noise YouTube video. He

1:13:04

was like add audio in the gunshots

1:13:07

Yeah, that's so Oh,

1:13:09

no, he would be like wake up wake up. What's up? What's

1:13:12

up? That's it. That's PTSD You

1:13:14

asked for PTSD. Okay, there's a

1:13:16

video. I want to show you. Okay. Hold on. This

1:13:18

is kind of crazy I really just want to know if you

1:13:20

believe this or not. Okay, amazing. Check

1:13:22

this out So they found footage this

1:13:24

is in Canada. Oh, they found footage

1:13:27

of a alien

1:13:29

Dropped off in the backyard

1:13:31

of someone what the fuck check this out

1:13:33

backyard of someone's house Wait,

1:13:38

you see it though. Whoa, so look at it. This

1:13:40

shit looks real Yeah, but at the same

1:13:42

time it's so fucking crazy that

1:13:45

can I even believe this? Person

1:13:47

beside it and another one's inside and it has

1:13:49

big eyes and look at us and it's over Okay,

1:13:53

where is this? So

1:13:55

here we go. It looks mad

1:13:57

real. Yeah. Yeah,

1:13:59

but obviously See I was like in my head. I'm like not has

1:14:01

to be CGI hmm How

1:14:03

do we know no because I don't

1:14:05

believe that because if something like that happened

1:14:07

right say an alien actually landed someone's backyard

1:14:09

Yeah, wouldn't that be on CCTV

1:14:12

or wouldn't it be bigger news? You

1:14:14

know at the same time what if like it's not meant

1:14:16

to be seen too. Oh cuz they're

1:14:18

hiding it, right? Yeah, there's

1:14:21

also um, this is kind of crazy

1:14:23

that they're saying, you

1:14:25

know Mel Gibson No, who's that? He's

1:14:27

the actor Mel Gibson. He was in like brave

1:14:30

heart. Yeah. Okay. Yeah, so Mel Gibson

1:14:33

He's making a four-part documentary

1:14:36

about

1:14:38

the human child trafficking ring

1:14:41

now people are saying That

1:14:43

he is in danger Why why cuz

1:14:46

literally all of the elites are

1:14:48

what part of that ring? We're talking

1:14:51

Jeffrey Epstein's Island. We're talking about

1:14:53

the pizza gate. We're talking about all of that stuff So

1:14:56

they're saying that

1:14:58

if this four-part documentary doesn't

1:15:00

come out. Yeah, it's because

1:15:02

of outside Forces

1:15:04

like I mean Taking

1:15:06

people or like he said this publicly. So

1:15:09

definitely he would have a hit list on them, but

1:15:12

That's fucking dangerous.

1:15:14

Yeah, it is Cuz

1:15:17

you can imagine it's almost like uh, let's

1:15:19

say you did a crime. Yeah, you did

1:15:21

a crime and There's

1:15:23

there's not necessarily evidence but it's

1:15:25

a whole documentary that's popular

1:15:27

that leads to a theory about

1:15:30

you being guilty

1:15:32

Obviously you're gonna do everything in your power Especially

1:15:35

if you're guilty to not let that shit out

1:15:37

fuck

1:15:39

Why would he say that public he should have just shot

1:15:41

everything and not his name? Yeah Oh

1:15:44

that should have not attached to me but at

1:15:46

the end of the day do you think they would have figured out who

1:15:48

it was because Like if you if you

1:15:50

go through the list of victims when you're finding out like who

1:15:52

just fucking snitched on me Yeah,

1:15:55

he would be part of it because he has insider information,

1:15:57

you

1:15:57

know, I'm saying so you think he's guilty, too. Yeah But

1:16:00

let's say let's say he is guilty, but at least he's

1:16:02

doing something to like doing something to reverse it.

1:16:05

Yeah Yo, watch this whole thing

1:16:07

become a self snitch yo

1:16:11

Cuz imagine theory. Yeah, he's so

1:16:13

guilty that

1:16:14

he's done all these evil things

1:16:17

and it's fucking up with his head for that long

1:16:19

They said nah, I have to have to come out

1:16:21

and say something but like doing

1:16:23

so

1:16:24

He reveals everybody else that did it

1:16:26

with him. Yeah I

1:16:29

mean honestly the best policy you would probably

1:16:31

given jail time, but maybe not as much you for

1:16:33

me as since he would they give Gunna,

1:16:35

I mean he didn't snitch though. I

1:16:37

Think he did know he did snitch he doesn't it? Yeah

1:16:39

So what in the song bread and butter if

1:16:41

you listen, it was like um, I

1:16:44

paid all these lawyers millions

1:16:46

of dollars But they tricked me they

1:16:48

they worded their questions weirdly where

1:16:50

they got me to admit some stuff. So

1:16:52

oh

1:16:53

Okay, is that a

1:16:55

meeting or is that thing but is

1:16:58

that snitching or is that doing it's a good way

1:17:00

to say you're snitching

1:17:02

Okay, maybe low key. It is a good way to say

1:17:04

your snitching because you can just say like oh, yeah My

1:17:06

tongue my hands were tied and like yeah, the lawyers.

1:17:08

Fuck me up. Yeah me you didn't want

1:17:10

to the lawyers made you You know like

1:17:13

that like the key and feels us scene

1:17:15

where it's like they hand him a Big Mac. God is like

1:17:17

I bro. I'ma tell Yeah Yeah,

1:17:20

because if you say to your lawyer like I want

1:17:22

to get out of here Yeah, their job is to what to

1:17:25

get you out of here So they're gonna ask you questions to

1:17:27

get you out of there. That's all it is like

1:17:30

In it in of itself you

1:17:32

hiring a lawyer is snitching.

1:17:35

Yep If you're actually

1:17:37

about it, you just go to jail. You wouldn't even try the trial.

1:17:39

Oh, that makes sense Yeah, real

1:17:41

talks cuz if you're if you're trying to get out of it

1:17:44

Like

1:17:44

how else are you gonna get out of it besides

1:17:47

telling right? Yeah, I don't know

1:17:49

that I'm not in crime You know, I mean, I'm not I'm

1:17:51

not in that life Religion

1:17:53

teacher thought I wasn't though. I know

1:17:56

that was those low-key. I don't know if that was racist

1:17:58

or what that was stereotyping

1:17:59

But you didn't even have tats or nothing like

1:18:02

look crazy at that time But I guess she

1:18:04

she just thought no because when I would go out

1:18:06

of the side of the the class and then like

1:18:08

Like pay somebody or like people pay me because

1:18:11

I was selling stickers people. She thought I

1:18:13

was I was dealing You know, yeah,

1:18:15

the only time I've been like profile like that like

1:18:17

heavy was in Jamaica I think

1:18:19

I told that before but every time someone

1:18:21

talked to me after she was big Oh, are you Chinese

1:18:24

like I would get you

1:18:25

know, are you Chinese every time I order something

1:18:28

where was this? So

1:18:30

it would be like, oh can I have some jerk chicken? Yeah,

1:18:32

I'll put it like oh you guys Chinese Chinese But

1:18:34

there's not a Chinese in Jamaica, too. Yeah, they have

1:18:37

like a whole like community. Yeah, but why would

1:18:39

you

1:18:39

Why would you I'm Asian?

1:18:41

Okay. I have a question to you have a question to you Yeah, cuz

1:18:44

in in Jamaica, they they call them like mr.

1:18:46

Chin

1:18:47

Yeah, like they call them like mr. Chin. Yeah

1:18:50

and mr. Jin I think but that's

1:18:52

just what they call them because that's that's

1:18:54

what they that's like their culture of like Oh, that's that's the mr.

1:18:56

Chin. That's like because they're Chinese So

1:18:59

is that racist or is that just culture?

1:19:01

You know, I mean is it racist

1:19:04

or is it just culture or is culture racist

1:19:06

or? Or look or

1:19:08

or hear me out or hear me out. Is it racist

1:19:10

not to accept their way of their culture? and

1:19:14

Then that's where it gets a problem

1:19:16

because everyone wants to be woke and everybody wants

1:19:19

to be right about something But why can't we just all be

1:19:21

yeah, no, you know even even just you bringing

1:19:23

that up people It's already that you

1:19:25

have to take a solid check this out there was there was a video

1:19:28

and I forgot what it was but it was like, um,

1:19:31

it was a conference they were having and This

1:19:34

woman was having like a debate

1:19:36

and after she was done she

1:19:38

said like um She

1:19:41

said the wrong pronouns or whatever and then

1:19:43

the next person that came on said blah blah blah

1:19:45

And then he said the wrong pronouns trying

1:19:48

to

1:19:48

correct her and she's like nah, you can call

1:19:50

me that you said it wrong Guess what? You you you

1:19:53

you figured me out Like you're

1:19:55

wrong you assumed and it just became a

1:19:57

never-ending like avalanche of Yo,

1:20:00

you're wrong because you called me this and this and

1:20:02

then now we're all angry and then why

1:20:04

can't we just be? Yeah, you know like who

1:20:07

cares if it's not out of a place

1:20:09

of hate like who the fuck cares in

1:20:11

my opinion Did that happen on national television?

1:20:13

This was on yeah, this was on television. I forgot

1:20:15

what it was for though But yeah,

1:20:18

if you think about like the I think the way

1:20:20

society is running right now

1:20:22

Y'all are trying to get offended Like

1:20:25

why don't instead of trying to be offended try to

1:20:27

understand? That's

1:20:30

that's hard man because but a lot

1:20:32

of people are mad ignorant, but Right.

1:20:35

Yeah, if we just try to understand instead

1:20:37

of to try to try to try and be like

1:20:39

a victim People are not built. Why do

1:20:41

man's wanna be victim so bad shit Maybe

1:20:45

they have they everyone has a point though It's

1:20:48

just like exactly what has a point but

1:20:50

everyone is wrong in their own respectful way

1:20:52

exactly if everyone does have

1:20:54

a point Right, but the moment we say everybody

1:20:56

has a point then whose point matters more

1:20:59

Yeah, if you say everybody has a point exactly

1:21:01

so then it becomes a never-ending cycle like yeah,

1:21:04

he doesn't like that I like this what y'all

1:21:06

are gonna disagree on something note regardless

1:21:09

like my life is different from your life We're gonna

1:21:11

disagree somehow because my life

1:21:14

ended up like this your life ended up like that.

1:21:16

You're not wrong I'm not wrong.

1:21:18

Why can't we just live why do we have to like

1:21:20

fight about it? Yeah now people is like, um,

1:21:22

especially the comedians they get the most backlash because

1:21:25

they they have to perform live television Maybe

1:21:27

Netflix specials and they're like

1:21:30

they have to watch what they say, you know what I'm saying

1:21:32

or else some shit would you know? Side

1:21:34

no, I just want to say this. This is crazy.

1:21:37

There's um

1:21:38

Did you know like the Bible has a prophecy

1:21:40

just like the you know, you know the

1:21:42

sword in the stone Whoever can pull

1:21:44

this sword is King, right? Yeah, there's

1:21:47

actually a prophecy on

1:21:49

who Jesus how

1:21:51

Jesus is gonna show himself and

1:21:54

how we're gonna know with him. How so check

1:21:56

this out So there's this place is

1:21:58

called It's called It's called the Mount

1:22:01

of Olives. Now this isn't Jerusalem, it's

1:22:03

like nearby Jerusalem. But they

1:22:05

say whoever walks on this

1:22:07

Mount of Olives, it's just

1:22:09

like a hill, pretty much. It's like a mountain,

1:22:11

kind of like a hill. They say whoever

1:22:14

walks on there,

1:22:15

immediately an earthquake will happen. Now

1:22:18

check this out. Now check this out, right? Just

1:22:21

recently, just recently,

1:22:23

they studied it, and

1:22:26

the tectonic plates of

1:22:28

Jerusalem are starting to merge

1:22:30

in a way that an earthquake is

1:22:32

likely to happen soon. Yeah.

1:22:36

Now,

1:22:37

I hope I'm part of it. If

1:22:39

y'all think you might be the next prophet,

1:22:43

take a trip. To where? To

1:22:45

Jerusalem, the Mount of Olives. And walk the

1:22:47

hill? I walk the hill. If earthquake

1:22:49

happens when you walk it. No, that's insane.

1:22:51

But I feel like nobody can predict that though. That's not

1:22:53

okay. Honestly, nobody can predict it, but

1:22:55

that's what the thing says. Yo, why? Why when you're

1:22:57

telling the story, right? And you're

1:23:00

like, a prophet will walk and

1:23:03

make an earthquake in the hill. I thought literally

1:23:05

you were gonna say, oh, and meditate recently.

1:23:08

No, I thought that's where it was going. And

1:23:10

you're like, and guess what happened? Meditate

1:23:13

went on the hill and

1:23:14

the tectonic plates. Oh,

1:23:17

a lot, a lot. This comes from, just

1:23:20

so I can cite my sources, this comes from Zechariah 14.4.

1:23:24

Okay. Just so I can cite my sources. Zechariah,

1:23:26

okay. So if y'all are saying like, no, no, no Bible,

1:23:28

right there, Zechariah 14.4.

1:23:32

There you go. My sources. I

1:23:34

say we take all our homies, right?

1:23:36

And we go to Jerusalem and one by one,

1:23:39

one by one we walk, right? It's

1:23:42

like not even you and not even me. It's like the guy we

1:23:45

never expected to be the prophet. Everyone

1:23:47

starts to go, he starts walking. Oh shit. I'm

1:23:49

like, yeah, it's fake. This fake.

1:23:52

Yo, if it's not Carlos, he'll be like, yeah, it's fake. Nevermind.

1:23:56

Nevermind. Fuck what I said. No, no, but

1:23:58

I'm just hoping like, what if I send someone?

1:23:59

Over there from the podcast and they're like yo

1:24:02

because I because I watch jumpers jump. I don't

1:24:04

know chicken trip down there I'm

1:24:07

playing no I'm playing I'm playing I'm playing lately

1:24:10

this satire There's

1:24:13

a bunch of there's like a lineup there's a lot a

1:24:15

lot

1:24:18

Make tomorrow there's a lot of you

1:24:20

know they did the the area 51 thing Like

1:24:24

they're all gonna store area 51 at the same time Like

1:24:27

this go home eating greet I

1:24:30

was next That's

1:24:36

fire, bro You

1:24:41

think God has a sense of humor that's a great question Probably

1:24:46

cuz if he gave us a sense of you know because

1:24:48

I think I'm like, you know how karma works I feel

1:24:50

like that's

1:24:51

God's way of like laughing at us. Yeah, yeah

1:24:55

Yeah, like someone just did something right

1:24:57

and they're like, oh he puts an invisible wire Cuz

1:24:59

in a sense, I think like humorous love Yeah,

1:25:01

I mean look he humorous love cuz for me to make

1:25:04

fun of you and means like I love you Yeah Oh,

1:25:06

no, that's that's a fact like if I don't make fun

1:25:08

of like all my homies and like the most

1:25:11

because I didn't care But it means I didn't care about yeah, that means I

1:25:13

don't like I don't love you that much family But for

1:25:15

my friends that I barely make fun of cuz it's

1:25:17

like we haven't got on that that level yet

1:25:19

Where I can just say pick up the phone

1:25:21

like yo, what's up, bitch? Yeah Yeah,

1:25:24

facts cuz I think I don't

1:25:27

know bro, it's almost like a thing of um, it's

1:25:29

like a trust It's like I'm giving you my my

1:25:32

my self-esteem. I'm putting in your hand Yeah, yeah, like and

1:25:34

then you know, you know, like certain things will hurt

1:25:36

but some things won't yeah Well, I

1:25:38

trust you to play with it

1:25:45

You know those ones in

1:25:47

recess were like you give the kid your your toy

1:25:50

Yeah, I don't want to break it. You don't want to break it for me.

1:25:52

They do it I feel like it's like they

1:25:54

do it until the line, but you never

1:25:56

cross that line but even if you cross

1:25:58

that line

1:25:59

then Your homie has the has

1:26:01

the goal to be like, oh I can cross that line

1:26:04

too. And that's where it becomes it's

1:26:06

all good because it's like, you know, each other's like

1:26:08

line. Yeah. Alright, before we ended

1:26:10

off, I want to show you this.

1:26:12

This is kind of cool too. Look, I

1:26:15

just watched this video from the sound.

1:26:17

You know, it's glottin from the sound, bro. Look

1:26:20

at, okay. Just watch

1:26:22

this video. Yeah. Don't even don't even

1:26:25

read this. Don't even read it. Just watch it. Yeah, I

1:26:27

showed this to you. You showed me this? I think yeah.

1:26:29

Well, you know what

1:26:31

this is? Yeah, yeah. What is it? Because there's

1:26:34

like the masks. No,

1:26:36

it's not. Those aren't mask at all.

1:26:38

Those are real people? Those aren't people at all.

1:26:41

Oh, what? Those are robots. What?

1:26:46

Those are robots, but it

1:26:48

looks so human. Wait, is

1:26:50

this like the animatronic museum? Yeah.

1:26:53

Look how real that looks. Wait, even the people in

1:26:55

the back are animatronics? Yeah, look, they're not moving.

1:26:58

It's all wax and robots.

1:27:01

No, that's weird. Damn. That

1:27:03

shit looks like real life. That's

1:27:06

weird. That's fucking weird. So if robots can look

1:27:08

that real to you, because watching that, it

1:27:10

feels like somebody, it feels like I can see their soul

1:27:13

type shit, you know? Yeah. But there's nothing.

1:27:15

But there's nothing there. There's nothing there. Also,

1:27:18

there's a theory. You know, in

1:27:20

Disneyland. Yeah.

1:27:22

In California, the

1:27:24

Star Wars ride. That we went on? Yeah.

1:27:28

So you know how the Stormtroopers are all lined

1:27:30

up? Oh, I'm like this. Yeah, there's a bunch of them. Check

1:27:32

this out.

1:27:33

But if you look really closely, you

1:27:36

can see like their arm. The hell, no. No,

1:27:38

you're lying. You're lying. Yeah. If you look

1:27:40

really closely at the Stormtroopers,

1:27:43

they move a little bit. So nobody

1:27:45

knows the truth. And apparently, some

1:27:47

of the Disney employees don't know the truth. Oh,

1:27:50

fuck no. But it might not even

1:27:52

be people. It might just be robots.

1:27:54

But it could be people. You don't know. No,

1:27:56

because from the history

1:27:58

of Disney, they do. Some slimy

1:28:01

like dark shit over there and it's like

1:28:03

what if a worker fucked up? Oh,

1:28:05

yeah Go stand in that um in that uh Stormtrooper

1:28:09

stormtrooper costume all day. Yeah, fam.

1:28:11

What do you think would have happened? I

1:28:14

believe that shit too man. It's like punishment. Yeah.

1:28:16

Yeah, I got a stand there Yeah, and

1:28:19

and I don't know why but like also like a

1:28:21

case that hasn't been recently Um, like

1:28:23

aired on on

1:28:24

on like live TV is Abby Choi.

1:28:27

She's also an influencer I think I heard of that.

1:28:29

Yeah, so Abby Choi. She she

1:28:31

posted a Instagram picture of herself.

1:28:34

She I think she's a model right? I think

1:28:36

it was February 2023 that's how recent

1:28:38

it was right and What the police

1:28:40

found was her person like her

1:28:42

body like disappeared like she went missing right

1:28:45

and all of the sudden

1:28:47

they found in like um a condo

1:28:50

or like a Building right?

1:28:52

Yeah, they three guys like rented

1:28:54

out a floor and made it into a

1:28:56

makeshift like slaughter House and

1:28:59

it was like Splatproof

1:29:02

they cover up the so they made a murder house.

1:29:04

Yeah, and they had like um meat

1:29:07

grinders they had Like

1:29:09

all the knives that you can imagine fair. Yeah, yeah,

1:29:11

and happy joy like our IP I

1:29:14

be joy this I don't know why they haven't been

1:29:16

talking about her more

1:29:17

But she was found in there

1:29:19

because her purse and her ID

1:29:21

was found at the site, right? Oh, that's

1:29:23

how they recognize and they found this is on

1:29:26

some Jeffrey Dahmer shit They found two

1:29:28

legs in the fridge. No, they

1:29:30

found her head in a pot

1:29:33

with carrots and radishes So

1:29:36

that means those killers their cannibals

1:29:38

actually cannibals fam.

1:29:40

That's why there's no evidence Fam, I'm

1:29:42

telling you there with meat grinders. There was

1:29:44

there was a what do you call this grounded

1:29:47

up meat? What do you think that was fam?

1:29:49

Damn, bro. Yeah, like trigger warning.

1:29:52

I'm sorry didn't put a trigger warning But

1:29:54

that's fucked. That's that's crazy.

1:29:56

I P. I be toy. That's like there's a there's

1:29:58

a show called you

1:29:59

And then one of the ways he got rid of his body

1:30:02

was they took the meat grinder in the in

1:30:04

the grocery store The ones yeah,

1:30:06

the ones they put the whole cow

1:30:08

in the grocery store Yeah, so he brought the body

1:30:11

to the grocery store and put in the meat grinder Oh hell

1:30:13

no And then you couldn't find it like it just looks and then that

1:30:15

ended up in people's sandwiches No, I don't think they

1:30:17

cooked it and shit. I don't I think they just like

1:30:20

discarded it but still Like

1:30:22

you wouldn't be able to tell yeah, you couldn't

1:30:24

that's fucked I wouldn't be able to tell yeah,

1:30:26

man. Holy shit What if you accidentally

1:30:29

ate like a human burger though? Did

1:30:31

you see that? Oh, there was also um,

1:30:33

there was like a gay a prank game show We

1:30:35

said it's a real yeah, so it's like what's in

1:30:37

it. I think it was called what's in it, right? Yeah, and

1:30:40

there was a chef and she was a whole

1:30:42

prank and she's like, okay, there's three

1:30:44

mystery ingredients You have to guess which one so it's like

1:30:46

broccoli shark and human

1:30:49

flesh, right? Oh my god, so the girl is like,

1:30:51

oh, hopefully I a hundred percent. It's

1:30:54

not human flesh. Yeah I think it's sharp the

1:30:56

other girl. Oh for shy taste broccoli and

1:30:58

the chef just standing there like oh, yeah It's

1:31:00

also

1:31:01

a delicacy in our country

1:31:03

human flesh. That's what was real. No,

1:31:05

no, it's always a joke But they made

1:31:07

them think it was oh Lady

1:31:11

automatic gag reflex She's

1:31:15

like, excuse me, why didn't you tell me that this was

1:31:17

gonna happen? Yeah, but it was okay. It was okay I

1:31:20

watched one of the game shows where it wasn't okay though

1:31:23

So check this out. There's this guy he was

1:31:25

on a game show and it was like smell

1:31:28

what's in here So the first one goes flowers.

1:31:32

He goes the next one

1:31:33

Apple pie, okay,

1:31:35

and the next one he goes and he couldn't

1:31:37

smell it like he couldn't smell it all He

1:31:40

didn't have COVID nothing. He just he

1:31:42

just couldn't and he goes closer

1:31:45

He goes yeah No,

1:31:48

he goes smelly

1:31:51

ass

1:31:53

come on that smells

1:31:55

like ass He

1:31:59

was he was so in the trying to win this shit

1:32:01

that he went to the next one and they tried to smile and Then

1:32:04

he goes wait wait y'all were serious No

1:32:10

way no way I smelt the smelly eyes

1:32:16

And then I think he goes back

1:32:30

There was a This

1:32:36

was a real game so I think was like Europe or something

1:32:38

he did I put his nose and like someone's butt crack

1:32:40

them crazy and

1:32:42

he goes smelly ass

1:32:46

He said as a question for me like

1:32:49

I don't know smelly ass And

1:32:55

he was so serious like he was going to the next one alright

1:32:57

next one wait Cuz you didn't

1:32:59

click in his head dog. You just smelt a

1:33:01

butt

1:33:03

Game

1:33:05

shows internationally go go crazy man.

1:33:07

Yo, I'm surprised that was a Japanese That's

1:33:10

the type of thing they do in Japan. It

1:33:12

could have been a Japanese. I don't know what's your old Japan

1:33:15

trolls hard fam. Yeah, just hands

1:33:17

different We'll be out there soon.

1:33:19

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