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2:01

They were actually concerned because they were asking me like, yo, is

2:04

Carlos okay? Why? Okay, okay. Because

2:06

of what? No, because you know how you're like, um, cause

2:09

a lot of my friends are like religious, like they're

2:11

Christian. Oh! So they thought I

2:13

was like going through some shit? So like all

2:15

my cousins, Christian, so they

2:17

know that like laughing shit a lot, right? Yeah,

2:19

yeah, yeah. And they're like, yo, is Carlos like good? Oh,

2:21

for real? So is it actually bad? What

2:23

did they say? What did they say? They said it was the Holy

2:26

Spirit, right? Okay, that makes more sense because

2:28

I was praying. But yo, but

2:30

it was weird because it's like

2:31

you, you. How I interpret it, right? Yeah,

2:35

that's how you interpret it. But you were laughing. You

2:37

know what I mean? And then they were showing me

2:39

like a lot of, um, you know what a deliverance

2:41

is? Nah. So a deliverance is like. Like a

2:43

possession? Yeah, so like when, um, they

2:46

gather around, right? Yeah. And then if someone

2:48

suspects like a mother to a son,

2:50

like, oh, my son has a demon

2:53

inside of them, right? And they were showing the

2:55

videos of like, like adults doing

2:57

it and like how they're like, they're

2:58

like actually like not blinking and shit. But

3:01

I didn't believe it, but there was one. There

3:03

was one of, uh, I believed of a little

3:05

kid. So this, this

3:08

little kid obviously isn't, they

3:10

wouldn't pay her to be that good of an actor.

3:13

And she was freaking out. And she was freaking out, right? So

3:15

as soon as it started, right, they took

3:17

her and the person, and the person that was doing

3:20

the deliverance said, okay, uh,

3:21

I want Jesus to fill, uh, this

3:24

girl with the Holy Spirit, right? And

3:26

then I want all the demons to

3:28

get out of her. And as soon as she said that, she

3:30

fell back and she fell. Oh, she like, she

3:32

like passed out. She fell on the floor. And

3:34

while she was on the floor, no more blinking.

3:37

She was like,

3:38

she was like moving her head. She was smiling

3:41

like you, like you remember you said she was laughing. She

3:44

was laughing. She was like, nah, that's crazy. That's

3:46

crazy. I'll show you the video because it's too good

3:48

to be like acting. You know what I mean? Hold

3:51

on. Look,

3:52

this is a little kid to hold on. Let me, let

3:54

me see. Let me see. So she's on the ground.

4:00

Get off of her. That

4:02

unclean- yeah, get off of her now. Boom, now her eyes

4:04

twitching. Yeah, that unclean- you

4:07

come out of her. Boom, smiling.

4:10

There you are. You're gonna come out of her. Yeah,

4:13

you unclean- She's laughing like you did. That's crazy.

4:16

You perverse spirit, you- no, I'm not stupid. Look,

4:18

look at the head turn. Look at the head turn. You can't have- No,

4:21

bro! Yo, see what I mean?

4:24

That's smart! And I was like, okay, if you

4:26

laughed, would it be the same thing? I don't

4:28

know. I feel

4:31

blessed now. I

4:32

feel super blessed now. They

4:34

were actually concerned. No, I

4:37

was concerned too. I was concerned too

4:39

fam. Don't get it twisted. I

4:42

was worried. That's why I started praying and shit. But

4:44

I think what it was a lot of-

4:46

It was that thing- we talked about this already. But

4:49

I'm definitely putting too much faith into other things. And

4:51

you never know nowadays. Maybe because I'm

4:53

more aware to it. I saw this

4:55

TikTok and they're pretty much saying, why

4:58

does it feel like

4:59

when you learn more about God, when

5:02

you learn more about your religion

5:04

and stuff, you feel farther away.

5:07

And people

5:09

say the reason that is, is

5:12

because you start to see all the things that you're doing wrong and it

5:14

makes you feel like shit. Oh, like vulnerable. So,

5:17

you know how a guy would probably wear better

5:19

clothes or something like

5:21

that

5:22

to hide his vulnerabilities?

5:25

Something like that? It's kind of like that. So, you

5:27

know how, for example, you

5:32

think all of these things that you do bad aren't

5:35

bad until someone tells you, right? Until

5:37

your parents or those morals came into your

5:39

head, you've already been doing those things regardless.

5:42

For example, we can say like smoking. Back

5:44

in the day, people used to smoke, they thought

5:46

it was healthy for them. But it was only

5:48

until they started putting out the ads, like old smoking

5:50

causes cancer, this and that. Back in the day,

5:53

they felt no remorse. I mean, it's just

5:55

like, it's just regular life. There's just no

5:57

guilt. But the more you know,

5:59

And then the more like you see things, you start to feel guilty

6:02

about little things. And me being

6:04

an overthinker, I started thinking

6:06

like, damn, was that porno I watched

6:08

the other day like that? You know what I mean?

6:11

No, exactly though, right? Like if you think about it, those

6:13

little things, like if it's so much and it's in

6:15

the back of your head, you're subconscious, it's telling you like,

6:17

oh, you're guilty for that, you're guilty for that. And

6:19

how do you feel? Yeah. No, but

6:22

it's also things like since you do overthink, right?

6:24

Yeah.

6:25

Some guys China, you're reading

6:27

so many things that you're thinking

6:29

like, oh, is this real? That's

6:31

the main question. Is this real? Until it

6:34

gets proven in real life. Then you're like,

6:36

oh, okay, it was real. I know that's a problem, but

6:38

I think that's what makes me me is I'm supposed to question

6:40

shit. I'm not supposed to question shit. That's

6:42

what makes you fun. Yeah. And another

6:44

detail they mentioned when you said, you heard

6:47

a voice saying, I don't like it here. Yeah.

6:50

So there was another deliverance video they showed me where the guy said,

6:52

what was your name to the person? The

6:54

person didn't say

6:55

her name. She said, I'm the devil

6:57

of like pride or ego. And

7:00

then she ran away. She was like, oh yeah,

7:02

even the demons tremble. And then she was like running

7:04

away. She was covering her face. Oh, that's crazy.

7:07

Show this to Carlos. Is she like that? Cause it might've been

7:09

that like your pride and ego telling you, oh,

7:11

this might not be real. This is, I believe

7:13

in something else. You know, that's like the pride, you

7:15

know, the serpent, not a hundred percent except

7:17

the Holy Spirit. Yeah. Like

7:20

I'm blessed. I'm blessed. And there's just

7:22

those things where it's like you, when you,

7:24

when you feel so scared

7:25

and you feel vulnerable,

7:28

then you start to overthink it too. And

7:30

then you don't know what it is. You don't know what anything

7:33

is to be honest. It would have been funny if

7:35

you, you said that story with the Jesus

7:37

loves this guy. That's

7:40

the perfect episode to have it. So

7:45

what's fucked though is I seen those videos before

7:48

and it just, yo,

7:51

I just really don't like it when I see

7:53

kids going through shit. You know what I mean?

7:56

Cause why, why, why do you think like a kid would

7:58

fall into some evil?

9:59

Boring shit is gonna be fun. Boring shit is

10:02

gonna be fun. Because we're

10:04

too stimulated right now fam. Okay,

10:06

we're way too stimulated. You can't lie. Every

10:08

single thing in your life like your phone,

10:11

the commercials, even food

10:13

is to the max overstimulated.

10:16

So boring shit, bland stuff, it might

10:18

end up being cool. No lie, because

10:20

right now I feel like we're coming close to

10:22

a peak.

10:23

Because right now everyone wants that next party.

10:25

So do you think if we hit a peak it's gonna pop? Yeah,

10:27

of course. That's what always happens.

10:30

But right now you can tell Instagram,

10:33

TikTok, everyone wants that next party after

10:35

a party. You know, pull up every night. Maybe

10:37

it's just our generation at our

10:40

age, but you never know. It might pop. Do

10:42

you think MrBeast videos would ever get boring though? Yeah, 100%.

10:45

If it's always repetitive? Do you think they would get boring? Yes

10:47

bro. But it's always something different. No. Trust

10:50

me, I feel like just camping with your boys and just enjoying

10:53

the sunset will become more cooler. Just

10:55

recently, the reason I'm saying this is just recently,

10:57

you know, phase rug. So

10:59

you know how

11:00

his videos are very like, it's very

11:03

algorithmic. You

11:05

know it's gonna go viral and you know it's gonna make the

11:07

person watch the whole video? Just recently,

11:09

like his recent video, he changed it. What do you mean? He

11:12

changed his vibe. Oh no. What

11:15

is it? Yeah, so it's more like a mellow

11:17

tone now.

11:19

And it's completely different editing style,

11:21

mellow tone.

11:22

It's not the same. No, phase. So

11:24

if you keep up with the trends. So maybe he's onto

11:26

it. Maybe he knows like this is gonna change. What's

11:28

the content like? Is he just sitting it down in a chair now?

11:31

No, no, I think he's doing regular shit. It's like vlogging

11:33

more, but it's definitely more

11:36

close to home, you know? Because I read

11:39

this thing and this is true.

11:42

I think Grant Cardone said it or somebody, someone

11:44

like really famous. They said like

11:46

stuttering is a skill.

11:48

And it sounds fucked, right? Like what

11:50

are you talking about? How is stuttering useful? But

11:55

check this out. He pretty much said you

11:57

subconsciously.

12:00

won't trust the person that speaks perfect,

12:02

that speaks too perfect, that speaks so

12:05

crystal clear, and is

12:07

too persuasive in that way. And

12:09

if you start to hear a little stutter here and

12:12

there, and sounds a little bit more natural,

12:14

appealing to you, you put your trust in them

12:16

because what? That's facts. Because

12:18

what? Because it's more relatable. It's

12:21

more relatable. Because think

12:23

about all those times you were listening to, let's say, a professor.

12:26

Professor doesn't stutter for shit, bro. The

12:29

professor does not stutter. And you're telling me

12:31

he's more relatable than somebody

12:32

like your friend? Yeah. Oh,

12:35

no lie? OK, so this is coming from

12:37

a pro liar. So this

12:39

is a skill I developed. In the

12:42

lie, even though you know

12:44

the sentence completely and it's going to go out your

12:46

mouth perfectly, you kind of

12:48

like,

12:48

and then maybe I'm a, oh,

12:51

and then, you kind of mess up a bit.

12:53

So the lie is more like you believe,

12:56

the person will believe it more. Is that true? Yeah, because

12:58

I've done it a lot of times. I can tell

13:00

where you're lying. Really? No,

13:03

but other people say I'm testing. Oh, true, true, true. No,

13:05

but

13:06

there's a thing called the pantomime. And

13:08

you can see certain

13:11

movements in their mouth, certain features

13:13

of their body posture. And you can tell exactly

13:15

when they're lying. And if they check, let's say, five

13:17

boxes, three boxes, they're lying.

13:20

But it's all like a checklist. That's what everything is nowadays,

13:23

bro. Now everything's like, they know the secret

13:25

to everything. And like, oh, you, you're in

13:27

this category now. Do you think there's anybody

13:29

that that's new, that doesn't fit

13:32

that box that everybody has calculated?

13:34

Do you think everybody is still different

13:37

or we all fall into an archetype

13:40

of somebody? No, we all fall.

13:41

Do you know those ones I'll take that was like, I've never

13:43

had an original experience. Like

13:45

fam, obviously there's always going to be like,

13:47

everyone has like that same thing. Like

13:50

childhood and stuff. Yeah, exactly. But I think

13:53

there definitely is some outliers. I

13:56

don't think so. Well, for example, lifestyle

13:58

and tragedy.

13:59

Oh, like stories, different stories.

14:02

Yeah, like tragedy and lifestyle. Like those

14:04

are things that

14:05

you can't really replicate. And a lot of people,

14:08

or maybe, I don't know, but the feeling

14:10

itself, the feeling itself, do you think

14:13

it's different? But I feel like the stories, like say, um, some

14:15

guy says, Oh, my mom died. You know, some

14:17

person else, mom probably died the same way.

14:20

You know, it's like, there's a million people on this earth. Okay.

14:22

This kind of mind blowing. But if you think about

14:24

it,

14:25

do you think everybody has the same sadness

14:27

or is sadness, a

14:30

different emotion for everybody, depending on what their

14:32

experience is? Think about that. No,

14:34

it is because some, I remember seeing something

14:36

was like some motivation speaker said emotions

14:39

aren't real. It's just a perception

14:41

of your mind. Right. So say you're sad.

14:44

A person's sadness is different from your

14:46

sadness. That's what I'm saying. Because it's different experiences.

14:48

Yeah. So do you think, do you think when you become

14:51

sad because you've seen other

14:53

people and what they do being sad,

14:55

it's monkey, see monkey do like, I'm a, I'm a do that

14:58

because that's what

14:59

sad people do. Oh, no,

15:01

I don't think so. I think it's like that. You think, you

15:03

think those, those are activities. It's

15:05

all original. Yeah.

15:07

Wait, there's no way. So

15:09

say I get sad, right? Yeah.

15:11

You're saying you're trying to copy my

15:13

feeling. There's no way. No, no, no. What

15:15

I'm saying is I like this, this is, this is just

15:18

an exploration. I'm not saying this

15:20

is what it is. Okay. Okay. But it's like some

15:22

clone shit, bro. No, but like, look, look, look,

15:24

I agree. Cause this, or are we going to take it? I was going to

15:26

say, um, cause what if my

15:29

sadness, like you, we don't, you

15:31

don't even know what sadness is truly

15:33

because you just know what sadness is in other

15:35

people because my sadness,

15:37

it might not translate to your sadness. I know

15:39

what my sadness is, but I don't understand how

15:41

you would take sadness. Right. Yeah.

15:44

Yeah. Cause I don't know. Is it, is it really the

15:46

same?

15:47

I don't think it's the same, but

15:49

I, I, that I think like we

15:52

see emotions in people. And because

15:54

we feel that emotion, we start to do

15:57

trends in what people do in that emotion. That's

16:00

a crazy, that's a dark take. But why would

16:02

you do that? For example, the

16:04

first man to start like cutting. Like I know

16:07

that's, you

16:07

know what I mean? Like nobody should cut like. Oh,

16:10

okay, okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah. For example,

16:13

people were not doing that way, way, way, way, way

16:15

back. They only started doing that, let's say like

16:17

the 80s, 70s maybe. Oh, I kind of get what

16:19

you're saying. And then now it becomes a trend, but because

16:22

people knew about it, they started

16:24

to copy it.

16:25

Like for example, Columbine was

16:27

the first mass, you know what I

16:29

mean? And then people

16:32

that are fucked up like that decide to do the same

16:34

thing because that's what fucked up people do. Okay.

16:36

So do you think once it happens,

16:38

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16:40

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Youngie? I think so, because I only

19:53

related to mostly when you said the copycat

19:56

thing, the crimes. Because remember I told the

19:58

9-11 one. What happened

20:00

the guy crashed the airplane cuz he liked

20:02

it so much Yeah, and then right after um,

20:05

I think it was Jeffrey Dahmer look what look

20:07

what the the flood of just

20:09

some What do you got carnivores?

20:12

Yeah carnivore murder killers that came after

20:14

that you can't able cannibal Yeah cannibal

20:16

murder killers that came after that bro. It was

20:18

like um, so they they copy or like they continue

20:20

it Yeah, it was a continuous. I get what

20:23

you're saying now. I thought you were talking about like pure

20:25

emotion. No, no, no, no I

20:27

guarantee like everybody's different and I

20:29

truly

20:29

believe like everybody has their their own like feeling

20:32

and you can't even say this is This

20:34

is that sadness is this sadness cuz is different.

20:37

That's an underrated superpower to like If

20:40

I had like one wish I would be like, oh I wish I could

20:42

control everyone's emotions Mm-hmm, cuz if you're

20:45

controlling everyone's emotions fam, that's

20:47

their whole life, you know, you're inside their brain Okay,

20:50

I I have a crazy take okay. I have a crazy

20:52

take but the craziest superpower

20:54

you can have in the world It's being

20:56

gullible

20:58

or or just being able

21:00

to be influenced that much that it manifests

21:03

into your life Oh, I hear me out. Hear

21:06

me out, bro Let's say let's say you know those

21:08

stories of the sugar pill

21:09

how they did a test and pretty

21:12

much they There were six people there

21:14

sick people and they gave sugar pills

21:16

to one group and they gave actual medicine

21:19

to another group Okay, the people that had

21:21

the

21:22

sugar pill. Yeah, their mind

21:24

they believed in so hard That this

21:26

medication would heal them that they

21:28

actually became healthy. Yeah, I remember that. Yeah Yeah, so

21:31

do you think that's low-key?

21:34

the biggest superpower in the world and low-key the

21:36

most powerful people in the world are the

21:38

ones that can be like Manifesting

21:40

to the love because they're so gullible and shit. No,

21:43

that's I think that I don't think so. This

21:45

is your craziest hot take yet cuz fam

21:47

if okay say say you're I'm gullible,

21:49

right? Yeah, and then yeah, you have that good side.

21:51

Oh, you're gonna be great. Oh, I'm gonna be great

21:54

Yeah, like I believe it and then you become no.

21:56

Yeah, but

21:57

Fam if once you become great, you say you

21:59

become yeah

21:59

You have all these comments now becomes

22:02

the back the the bad stuff

22:04

that comes no, but oh that regardless

22:07

What you've done is what you've done. Oh, no,

22:09

obviously there's gonna be more haters than positive people.

22:11

Yeah Oh, you're not gonna go anywhere. Fuck. I

22:14

am no, but that's different though. It's not you

22:16

said Oh, you know because people tell you that yeah,

22:19

okay Yeah, yeah, okay. I agree.

22:21

I agree my bad about that But I mean like

22:23

um in a sense of like I

22:25

tell you yo You're gonna be this and

22:27

then that's all you focus on you're like during the headlights

22:29

Like

22:29

I'm gonna do that and you do that.

22:32

That's fucking crazy Going

22:37

out the matrix and then you're like, okay the best

22:39

super power No, but because it

22:42

depends on the influence though It depends on the influence

22:44

so it really only depends if you have a really good

22:46

friend group, you know, I mean no You could

22:49

what if you don't have no friend? Okay, so say you

22:51

only have family Yeah, you know half the time your family

22:53

don't even believe in No, that's what I'm saying.

22:55

It depends on it depends on the environment Yeah,

22:57

but imagine in that environment that you

22:59

can be told or you tell yourself Yeah,

23:02

cuz you can

23:02

you can tell yourself that I

23:04

mean you can make yourself believe these things

23:06

Okay, wait, you know and it actually happens.

23:09

Okay, I have a story for you. Okay. Check

23:11

this out. This is real Yeah, there's this guy and

23:14

he spent a hundred days underwater

23:17

and a reversed his age And reverse

23:19

his age so check this out, right?

23:22

He wanted to do a scientific study

23:25

his own research on what

23:27

like All that all that pressure

23:30

being underwater would make your body do

23:32

so he spent I think like

23:34

Exactly a hundred days in a in a

23:36

submarine. Okay, I forgot how

23:39

deep it was But he spent like

23:41

eating living sleeping there hundred

23:44

days now when he got out This

23:46

is the crazy part Because he

23:49

went to a facility to go

23:52

and run some tests on him Okay now his

23:54

stem cells his blood work

23:57

and everything that they've done

23:59

about his test, it says that he aged 10

24:03

years younger. What? Like

24:05

all his wrinkles were gone or some shit? Or like? No,

24:07

like his body. So he felt healthier. Yeah,

24:10

and he did feel healthier. He was feeling healthier,

24:12

his blood pressure was down. Oh

24:15

shit. And yeah, he said like he can

24:17

sleep better and he dead ass feels like 10 years

24:19

younger once he got back to the surface.

24:21

What? But it's interesting because that's

24:24

a thing that happens if somebody's in space too long

24:26

too. Because when they come down from

24:28

space, their body's not

24:29

used to the gravity. Yeah. And

24:32

then they can like, they can't walk. I

24:34

believe they can't walk for like a couple of days, something

24:36

like that, if you're an astronaut. So the guy that

24:39

was in the submarine, he was eating properly though,

24:41

right? Yeah, he was eating properly, everything. Okay, so I think

24:43

I can add on to that because there was another study.

24:45

Yeah. But they did a plant. So

24:47

remember the theory you

24:49

told me when you talk to plants like, oh, you can

24:51

grow, like it'll grow further. So

24:54

they put plants in this box, right? And

24:56

they had two boxes, one with wifi.

24:59

And one without

24:59

wifi. Submarine, you're in the ocean,

25:02

you don't have wifi. The study showed that

25:04

the plants in the box with the wifi actually

25:07

died faster. Oh shit, because the

25:09

waves, the radio waves. So

25:12

the ones that were with no wifi, they

25:14

actually sprouted. Yeah, I'm sure that happens,

25:17

bro. For sure, all of these radio

25:19

Bluetooth signals, everything wifi, it

25:21

has to affect it somehow. Yeah, 100%. And

25:24

I know for a fact, fam, like I'm calling

25:26

it right now, one day we're going to realize, like

25:29

somebody's

25:29

been

25:31

silently putting out a signal

25:33

and fucking us up, like telling us like dumb

25:36

shit to do, becoming stupid or whatever,

25:39

and like just playing it out for us, for

25:41

our bodies to like accept. And we don't know.

25:44

And we don't know because it's just phantom. Yeah, the long-term

25:46

effects too. And there's something going

25:48

around too that's trending. So do you know

25:51

the head bump, the trend? Nah,

25:53

no, what's up? So everyone, all the

25:55

gamers, when they're on Twitch

25:57

streams, all the chat has been saying, yo,

25:59

take off your headphones. Why? Because

26:02

when you wear your headphones so long, it

26:05

becomes a dent. Oh, they get indented? In your

26:07

head. So everyone, I see, you know, what's

26:09

that guy though, the big white guy? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah.

26:12

The muscular guy that screams all the time, yeah.

26:15

He has a dent, yeah, Tyler, I think, is in Tyler.

26:18

So everyone, I think there's like maybe

26:20

a hundred streamers that did this. Yeah. And

26:22

you can see the dent. That's fucked. So one

26:25

guy actually shaved off his head to actually

26:27

see if there was actually a dent. Yeah. And

26:29

the scientists have been saying like, if you guys

26:32

are not wearing AirPods anymore,

26:34

then your head will start becoming deformed.

26:36

Like it'll be like a big hill. Damn.

26:39

Yeah, you know what I mean? So I'm like, oh, we gotta. Just

26:41

gotta get a careful out the headphones. Yeah.

26:42

So good. Yeah, make sure that shit

26:44

is not sipped. Cause that makes, it's like braces. Yeah,

26:47

yeah. Cause braces do the same thing. You just hold it

26:49

there for a long time. Even like rocks,

26:51

you know, you know, rocks, if you just keep like a

26:54

pebble of water and just constantly like

26:56

dropping on one piece of rock,

26:58

it will create like a crevice. In the water?

27:01

No, in the rock. Like, yeah, it will

27:03

form the rock because of the water. Like

27:05

it will break rock over time.

27:07

Oh, that's kind of sick. Over years and years and years. And

27:10

the grand canyons are that. So the grand canyons,

27:12

they didn't just like form. They have been

27:14

through years and years of water, like running

27:16

through. It's just no more water there, no more.

27:18

Yeah. All my friends though, that I've sent that,

27:21

that vine too, have been like, yo, I'm moving to AirPods.

27:23

Or is that, is that a marketing

27:26

scheme where it's like, oh, buy more AirPods.

27:28

This is like your whole apple. But that's

27:30

more, that's next thing. And if you want to get deeper

27:33

onto it, what if

27:35

the people that don't want us to be healthy, want

27:37

us to switch the Bluetooth because this is wired.

27:40

And then I switch the Bluetooth because they have one. And then

27:42

the radio and then we die quicker. Oh

27:45

my god, bro. That's, oh

27:47

my. Nah, cause, do you ever watch Cyberpunk?

27:50

You didn't watch it yet, right? They watch Cyberpunk. But in Cyberpunk,

27:52

you can like

27:53

take a chip and then put it into

27:55

you and you just become different. What do you mean different?

27:58

A different person? No, you, you.

27:59

Let's say let's say, you know, iPhone has

28:02

software updates. Okay, you can go to the

28:04

store in cyberpunk You can go to the store pick.

28:07

I want to have this ability to think nicer

28:10

Yeah, you can buy the chip and just put that

28:12

shit in and you become like that Wow,

28:18

that's my boy you're turning into another person that's

28:20

not a Billy. Okay, hear me out. Hear me out What

28:22

if what if I told you could do that already? Yeah, you can

28:25

by going crazy No, but

28:27

like you could it's not gonna say crazy.

28:30

No, okay, if you really bag it you can turn into

28:32

whatever you want Yeah, you can turn like a squirrel if

28:34

you want to yeah like into pretend Yeah If you

28:36

want if you wanted to but we don't do that because

28:39

it's like societal norms just don't want us to do that

28:41

But the crazy ones will be like, oh, yeah,

28:43

let me let me Let me

28:45

become the fucking plan for one day You

28:49

know, I mean Why the

28:51

fuck

28:54

No, but without trying

28:56

to get I was like Would

29:00

you would you want anything that you would have or not? Oh

29:03

like turn into another person not turn into

29:05

a person family just me like like get skills

29:07

and shit. Oh skills Okay,

29:13

I guess you could turn crazy do probably

29:16

probably more people skills right

29:18

now more people skills Yeah, like what

29:20

like talking to I can go into any like

29:22

event and just be the most extroverted person

29:24

out there like defeating my social Anxiety,

29:26

you know true. I'm doing anything

29:28

to conquer that. Yeah the turtles thing. Yes

29:31

you do it. Yeah Walmart LCBO

29:34

you'll record that I want to see

29:36

Scream it like scream it to people.

29:39

Yeah Cuz I think I think it takes

29:41

for somebody you see in public

29:43

to realize Okay, if you see

29:45

somebody doing that in public, yeah, do you think you would

29:47

be inspired or do you would you just see them as crazy

29:50

crazy? Yeah crazy. That's crazy.

29:52

That's my inner thing What

29:55

is crazy crazy is like, um,

29:57

not minding your piece so

29:59

It's peaceful. Everyone's doing the thing. Like

30:02

the normal thing that's going on. Like people are

30:04

shopping and then

30:06

doing something that, you know, is not normal. Not

30:09

normal, which is crazy, I guess. But

30:11

what's normal to begin with, though? Normal is like

30:13

going through your daily life, like people shopping, minding

30:16

your own business, talking to family members. That's it.

30:18

Peaceful, peaceful. And then once someone disrupts

30:20

the peace, you're crazy. OK, if

30:23

I put you in a world, let's

30:25

say I put you in a country and you were born

30:27

in and it's just been war 24 seven. Isn't

30:30

that normal?

30:31

A war 24 seven. Yeah, that's

30:34

normal. And that's in

30:36

my life. That's normal to me. Yeah. Isn't

30:38

that crazy? So who's really crazy

30:41

then? The people who want peace. Yeah.

30:43

Isn't that fucked? I know. Yeah. If you think

30:45

about it that way. Yeah. So

30:47

depending on what your normal is around

30:50

you.

30:51

You just seem crazy, even though you're morally

30:54

right. Yeah. So we don't know who's really

30:56

morally right. We just know what the population

30:58

or the majority agree with. Yeah, exactly. But

31:00

they obviously, you know, all the news media centers

31:03

try to push that propaganda. Did you see that

31:05

one where it's like they all had the same script?

31:07

What? So CCTV,

31:10

something news, blah, blah, blah, news, blah, blah, blah,

31:12

news. There was like 100 news stations

31:15

that were reading the same script. So they're like, oh,

31:17

hello. We want you to consume

31:19

more or some shit like that. They all said it. And

31:21

there was like a big video where they combined all the

31:24

voices talking together and

31:26

it was like synonymous. So somebody

31:28

wrote out this script and then gave it to

31:30

every single news platform to say it

31:32

made sense because it's like propaganda. It's

31:35

like, you know what I mean? Yeah. Where

31:37

do you get your real news from that? You can't

31:40

from from shit like this. Oh,

31:42

I'm a theory, too. Yeah. Have you ever heard

31:45

of the Taylor Swift royal family

31:47

theory? No, I've heard this. No. So

31:50

there's a theory going around that every

31:53

time Taylor Swift

31:55

drops an album. Oh, a

31:57

royal family member died.

31:59

maybe the day of or the week right

32:02

after.

32:03

That's crazy. I'm gonna read it out. I'm gonna go to

32:05

the status arm. Let me see. So

32:07

look, her first one, she drops Fearless

32:09

Album. Yeah. April 9th, 2021.

32:12

Prince Philip dies on the same day. No,

32:15

on the same day? Yeah. Don't look. Okay,

32:17

so look, now Taylor drops Midnight

32:20

on August 29th, 2022. Yeah.

32:23

Queen Elizabeth dies the week after,

32:25

September 8th, you know? And

32:28

now her new album is dropping, and

32:30

she said it's gonna drop on July 7th. July

32:32

7th is coming up. So this is

32:34

when it gets weird. Yeah. In Prince

32:37

Philip's coronation,

32:39

there was like, in the footage,

32:42

there's a Grim Reaper. Yeah, you

32:45

can see in the background. That you can see in

32:47

the background. He's walking through. He just

32:49

makes a little appearance. What the? You wanna see the video?

32:51

You wanna see? What do you mean a Grim

32:53

Reaper? I'll show you. Like he's dressed

32:56

as a fucking Grim Reaper? Why'd they

32:58

put him in the mix, bro? Because it's like a hint.

33:01

That's what's coming. No. So

33:04

look, look. Let me see. Let me see. This is during his coronation.

33:06

So look at this door right here. Yeah.

33:09

All the guards walk past. Look.

33:15

That's live television.

33:16

That's no fake shit, man. That's

33:18

not fake. That's not fake. So

33:21

people are saying? So the theory's gonna

33:23

die. Yeah, that he's gonna die because July

33:25

7th is coming up. She's gonna drop the album. Boom. Gone.

33:28

Holy shit. Which makes sense. Why Taylor

33:30

Swift? Why do you think it mixes up like that?

33:32

You know what? It goes deeper too. Because Taylor

33:35

Swift is actually

33:36

Roya. He has royal blood. No, she doesn't.

33:39

I'll read it to you too. Did she actually? Yeah, I actually

33:42

did research on his look, look, look. So did you

33:44

know that Taylor Swift is the ninth

33:46

cousin of Marilyn Monroe, seventh

33:48

cousin of Princess Diana, 17th

33:52

cousin of Queen Elizabeth,

33:54

and 10th cousin of Ernest Hemingway. So

33:57

she has royal blood. So all of this

33:59

might be like... You know like

34:01

a part of it, so it's kind of believable if

34:03

you really bag it damn But 10 cousin 10th

34:05

cousin 17 cousin that's kind of deep.

34:08

It's still that's what kind of we're probably

34:10

like 20th cousins But

34:17

it's still blood though yeah, I guess so There

34:20

was another footage. Let me see this

34:22

was on a this was on a twitch stream, okay,

34:25

so

34:26

Let me see because your footage

34:28

of the alien they're calling that out so you check this out

34:30

check this out We need so real this

34:32

was

34:33

this on somebody stream. They were just

34:35

chillin They're doing like a just chatting stream

34:37

talking in the discord right yeah, bro,

34:40

so all I'm just chillin He's talking yeah,

34:43

and then one of the guys on

34:45

his screen You can see like a

34:47

shadow like walk by him like a big shadow

34:50

It almost looks like a face to walk

34:52

behind him right and and you just like turns

34:55

like this, but nobody's there He

34:57

didn't really bag it until his friend

34:59

said yo,

35:00

did we just catch a ghost on stream this? Is

35:03

he a big streamer? No, I think he's someone

35:06

smaller okay?

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37:39

Because I do like RJ

37:41

Barrett, but I don't know, it might be time for

37:43

him to go as well. You never really know. I

37:46

say you just get off of those people. He's

37:48

always a lover. Look, I think he turns, right?

37:50

He turns. Fam,

37:52

this is how you know it's real. Let's get the reaction

37:54

of other people and what they say.

37:59

Oh, yeah, it's Juneboi. Chill out. Yo,

38:02

that wasn't even a person. Juneboi,

38:04

chill out. Yeah, they're confused. They're confused.

38:07

And

38:08

they tried looking around the room like,

38:10

what's happening? Damn, they had no explanation.

38:13

They just seen this shit walk by and the

38:15

fact that he turned, because nothing

38:17

was there, he just felt a presence. Yo.

38:20

Not because it looked like a sperm, like a ghost sperm.

38:25

You know? Like it was floating around the room, but

38:28

no, it's the worst when your homies actually see it.

38:30

Like that's how you know, you're not tripping. I know. And

38:32

that's live too. That's live too. You

38:35

never know with live shit, bro. Because I feel like,

38:37

because that's what I was saying before. If you really

38:40

bag it, if spirits

38:42

are real, if ghosts are actually

38:44

out here, just like, you know what I mean? Out here,

38:47

wouldn't they just be

38:48

out whenever, whenever, wherever,

38:51

whatever is happening? Like, even if you're just on

38:53

your phone, and let's say you have the lights on, if

38:56

there's a ghost in your house and your house is haunted,

38:58

it's probably, it's probably chilling there somewhere. Yeah. It's

39:00

like, you can't see it. Yeah. No, that one

39:02

was weird because it was like a whole, like, it

39:04

was like, it looked like dust. It looked like dust,

39:06

like you can easily see it on a camera. Yeah.

39:09

That's fucked. I think, bro.

39:11

Fam, I think, like eventually

39:13

we're gonna, because if you have like the,

39:16

for example, the Apple VR headset, there's

39:19

got to be like sensors and shit that can detect

39:21

other things that we can. You know what I mean? Cause

39:23

whether it be like infrared, which is something that's

39:25

real, and that's what they use for like ghost hunting or

39:28

just like electromagnetic. Yeah.

39:30

Maybe we'll start to see things that are actually

39:32

there because it just, it just takes

39:34

for something to become popular. Right.

39:37

And then people start making apps and get creative

39:39

in that tech because they can just create

39:42

whatever they want. And if something right here,

39:44

it

39:45

affects our vision, then we can see shit that's

39:47

already, I

39:48

mean, cause for example, like

39:50

psychedelics, I hope you said, ayahuasca.

39:53

What if everything's already there and once you wonder on

39:55

the psychedelic, that's when it's like the lens

39:58

for you to see it. Yeah, I know.

39:59

part of your brain kind of yeah cuz

40:03

honestly bro I think I think there's

40:05

some shit out there that we like it's always there

40:08

what if what if your grandparents are like your ancestors

40:10

are always just with you and you just don't see them like

40:12

they've been there the whole time what do you

40:15

have like a whole crew with you what what if like

40:17

every single time you're just chillin yeah you

40:19

have like a whole squad with you bro you

40:21

know the Pokemon game when the Pokemon like

40:24

always follows you yeah that

40:26

should be fired but imagine you can

40:28

connect to that because I know Chinese people they're

40:31

very like in tune with their ancestors and

40:33

if you have like ancestors to like talk

40:34

to for example Avatar you know last

40:36

airbender they're able to like talk to every

40:39

single pass avatar like can you help

40:41

me with this situation how do I how do I do these things

40:43

imagine if you had the power to like yo have

40:46

you have you dealt with a with a person like

40:48

this how do I deal with them at the same time with

40:50

though it's like kind of like cheating though cuz it's like maybe

40:53

like you don't really get to experience fully

40:55

life cuz you have the cheat sheet no but

40:57

you still experience it yourself like if

40:59

you read a book about someone's experiences and then

41:02

go out and do something it's still your experience no yeah

41:04

but it's still like a cheat sheet though it's like you're not

41:06

living it a hundred percent so you won't have that full

41:09

reaction of oh what would I actually do in

41:11

this position okay with that

41:15

theory right you think education

41:17

is bad education because then you can't experience

41:19

things like like not education in

41:22

like a let's say mathematics

41:23

or like whatever but I mean educating

41:26

yourself with life experiences you think

41:28

that's bad because you don't experience your life experiences

41:31

wait but they don't teach that in school though no

41:33

I mean you educate yourself because you can educate

41:35

yourself oh yeah no hundred

41:37

percent because oh because

41:39

you just said because you just said like that's

41:41

like cheating so if you don't if

41:44

you don't have those experiences then you can't do it

41:46

yourself that's what you're saying right no it's just

41:48

like I'm not saying it's like not a genuine reaction

41:50

it's like okay if you want to if you want to study

41:53

on the experiences that's gonna come up then that's

41:55

that's kind of like okay maybe you're cheating I don't

41:58

know but it comes back to like

41:59

It'll just come back to like, remember how you were talking about, oh,

42:02

I have these dark games and in the,

42:04

in like the flirting and shit like that. Yeah. That's the exact

42:06

same thing. Like, I don't think it's ethical, but it's there.

42:09

You know what I mean? But I don't know. It's

42:11

hard to say for sure. Yeah. It's hard to say for sure because

42:13

knowledge is knowledge, right? Yeah, exactly. You learn things.

42:15

Like if I went into an experience

42:18

and I learned from that experience, right? Now

42:20

I have that knowledge, whatever experience I get into that's

42:22

similar to that shit, I'm probably going to be crazy yet.

42:25

No, because I'm going to know exactly how to handle it. Yeah. Actually

42:27

like

42:28

maybe just a little bit better, maybe

42:31

because it couldn't be the same, right? Yeah. Because remember

42:33

the club, the club fight thing. So

42:35

remember it's like, uh,

42:37

uh, I didn't have any previous experience.

42:39

So that was the first time like there was an altercation.

42:42

Obviously during the time I froze up, Oh, what's

42:44

going on? Boom. Next time that happens,

42:46

since I have that experience now, I'm going to know what to do.

42:49

You know what I mean? So it's like, it's good that

42:51

I froze up because that was me without no,

42:53

I didn't read up on this. You know what I mean?

42:55

Like, boom, this is me. Living

42:57

in the moment. It's like present. You

42:59

feel me? Would you want the power

43:02

to like in,

43:04

like talk to your, your past self or

43:06

talk to your future? So I look you would, I look

43:08

you. Cause even sometimes in the podcast, I'm like,

43:10

fuck, I should have said that. You know what I mean? Talk to your future.

43:12

So yeah, talk to my future. So that's the true

43:14

fucking cheat code though. Yeah. Fuck.

43:18

That's like, uh, what do you call this? Uh, foreshadowing

43:20

or what is it called?

43:21

Oh, no, not for predicting. Yeah. Predicting. It's

43:23

like, if you have that power, then boom, bro. That

43:26

because the future is too powerful. Yeah. Okay.

43:28

Do you think the passes, I guess the past is more

43:30

fair. Oh yeah, for sure. Cause there's

43:32

a pass. I guess you could have written down shit. Yeah.

43:35

No, because it's already happened and then like, Oh,

43:37

you can change it up. Hot tick. Yeah.

43:39

You think the most, um, the smartest

43:41

people are the ones that are documenting their past.

43:43

Let's say everything you did was recorded and

43:46

you can go back and go to a moment. Yo,

43:50

yo, imagine this, imagine this, right? Imagine

43:53

the Apple headset

43:53

thing. It becomes day to day life. Like we

43:56

just wear it and you can still see everything, right? But

43:58

it just pops up like boom.

43:59

access your phone your apps or whatever right now

44:03

imagine that your whole life

44:05

was recorded on that

44:06

and then and then right yeah

44:09

let's say you get into a situation

44:11

that's similar to what you've experienced

44:13

before and it pops up thing

44:15

this is how you can handle it you can

44:18

do this way remember what happened this time you

44:20

can do it this way remember what happened that time black

44:23

mirror yeah black mirror

44:25

bro I don't think I would want that bro that's

44:27

so that's crazy

44:30

that's so crazy cuz then there's no event

44:33

in your life that you actually lived right cuz it's

44:35

like you

44:36

know you did live it yeah but it's like you're

44:38

already having options no

44:40

but now now you see no you see your

44:42

mistakes yeah it's just a reminder if

44:45

anything is just a reminder of mistakes cuz you should

44:47

you as your as yourself should should be

44:49

aware of the mistakes you've made yeah but more

44:51

times like we don't remember that's true but

44:54

imagine it pops up in like exactly what boom

44:57

yeah this situation you've

44:59

experienced in 2008 on a Wednesday

45:01

do you want to do it exactly like this again think

45:04

again because this is what happened

45:06

those nights where it's like you'll

45:08

be chilling peaceful and then your

45:10

top 15 cringiest moments plays in your

45:12

head like that

45:17

I

45:20

hate when that shit happens cuz you like regret

45:23

it you know I used to do I think I told you

45:25

this I used to freakin every time I had a

45:27

cringe moment in my life yeah I did the

45:29

the Spongebob scene where

45:32

he throws the memories into fire I'd

45:35

literally do that like I think of that and then I forget

45:37

it yeah like the cringe

45:41

moments my life I remember what happened but

45:44

the feeling of it and the cringiness of it yeah

45:46

I can't even I don't even feel no

45:47

more no they're actually a deleted fam

45:50

trust me there was a it was like

45:52

something that would happen with our fans right so

45:54

there was a case right where a guy exposed

45:57

himself on live TV when he

45:59

was like rapping

47:59

Like that body that he's in jail, no, they're

48:02

trying. No, he's still I think it's still going

48:04

right now Yeah, he's free because technically

48:07

it was a wrap like it was a fun and games But because

48:09

they can't use that in court exactly and

48:12

the body isn't found, you know, fuck

48:14

we have to wait for his net his next That

48:22

goes his girlfriend though,

48:23

so to be honest, he should be going

48:25

to court soon But does he feel remorse for

48:27

it? Or does he feel like sad

48:29

about his girlfriend dying? Cuz what if what

48:31

if he didn't do it? Yeah, I don't know but

48:34

I mean he's rapping about it Why else would you rap about

48:36

it? Isn't that guilty? Exactly. That's gotta be guilty

48:38

like straight Yeah,

48:40

and there's been there's been other cases like you know about

48:42

the the family feud murder case No,

48:44

I'll show you the clip. Hold on before I tell the story.

48:46

So look There was

48:48

a guy on family feud bro. Yeah,

48:51

who who Lily also exposed himself

48:53

stupidly Yeah,

48:56

so look what Steve Harvey says Honey

48:59

I love you, but said I do Okay,

49:02

so wait what so so Steve

49:04

Harvey says what is the biggest mistake

49:07

you've done on your wedding day? Yeah, the guy says

49:09

oh I said I do and she's like

49:12

honey. That was a joke. I love you, right?

49:14

Fam. Oh I think

49:16

it was like three years after he

49:19

was on that game show and said that yeah, they

49:21

saw his wife 2023 February

49:24

dead on the floor 14 stabbings

49:26

or gunshots with after the game show after

49:28

the game show. Okay. Yeah and taken So

49:31

that guy was I think wanting

49:33

to divorce her a long time ago

49:36

and his wife even said to her sister

49:38

She was like if anything happens to me

49:40

I want my the first interest to be

49:43

on that guy right there because

49:44

he's been trying to get

49:46

into my house break it We're been divorced,

49:49

you know, he's trying to break in my house and shit So

49:51

what the the police found was Google

49:54

searches the Google searches like oh

49:56

how to break in a house with the crowbar

49:59

That's exactly what he did to break into

50:01

her house. Like they all found evidence

50:03

of him. This guy is fucking doing clear

50:05

history, bro. People are so stupid that they

50:08

say shit on TV, which leads them to

50:10

do shit after. And it's easy evidence.

50:12

You know what I mean? Yeah. Because it's just, because

50:15

all the time, let's say, let's say we, we

50:17

log into an app and we do certain things. That's

50:19

just probably recorded. Yeah. It's definitely

50:21

recorded. And can they actually use that

50:24

in court? Like if they just,

50:26

can it go through your phone? Do you have the right to like grab

50:28

your phone and grab your computer and everything like that? Or

50:30

is it only if it's there? No, I think they do. They had

50:32

the right to do it, right? Because there's an investigation. For

50:34

sure. I've heard like, fam, there's been cell phone calls

50:37

like, oh, recorded, you know, that's part of your, No, isn't

50:39

that after the, that's after the fact though. Oh, you're talking

50:41

about in. Yeah. So, so

50:44

question, question, because I actually don't know the answer to this.

50:46

Because we all know Alexa

50:49

and no, no, no, no, no, Alexa, like

50:51

crime, okay. Like Alexa

50:53

and like Siri, they talk to us Google. You

50:55

know what I mean? They all talk to us and they all

50:58

record our voice. The Siri popped

51:00

up. No, no, no. No, but

51:03

if you think about it, if it's always recording,

51:05

when can they actually use that

51:08

as evidence? I

51:10

don't know. Could they just go back backlog

51:12

of every single thing you ever said? Fuck.

51:15

I don't know. That's more of like an ethical

51:18

discussion. Cause it's like, even though

51:20

you don't know what's there and you're

51:22

saying all this stuff, I don't think you can use it in court.

51:25

I don't think it's ethically right for a person who

51:27

doesn't know what's there to use it. Right.

51:30

I don't know. Cause I guess it's up to interpretation

51:32

because you could just be searching some shit up

51:34

for the fact of searching it up. You doesn't mean

51:36

you actually did those things. Right. But

51:39

then again, let's say you had a conversation with somebody and

51:42

you said something in, in like ill intent,

51:45

but it was just randomly caught. It was

51:47

randomly caught. Can you, can they still use

51:50

that? I guess they can. Yeah. I think you can.

51:52

I guess they can, especially if you did it. Okay. I have,

51:54

okay. I have a question for you. So

51:56

I think I, I seen this TV show where it was like

51:58

a bunch of nurses.

51:59

And then, so one

52:02

nurse that was helping a patient, like

52:05

all of a sudden like dropped all their tools, like

52:07

went into shock. And then they gathered

52:09

all the nurses like, oh, what's going on? And he's like,

52:12

that patient that I'm serving was like

52:14

molested me when I was like three years old. Right?

52:17

So the like the big boss didn't know what was going

52:19

on, but the other workers got together, they huddled

52:22

around and I guess they devised a plan. And

52:24

the whole time they were serving this person, it wasn't

52:27

like urgent care they were giving, even

52:29

though he was dying, right? So

52:31

the person that was stabbing needles into him

52:33

was like doing it with extra force. You

52:35

feel me? Because obviously he wants to stand up for

52:37

the person that was molested. So

52:39

what do you think is right? Like

52:42

obviously it's a lot, it's like not ethically,

52:44

like everyone should do their job, right? Do their

52:47

job, right? But at the same time, if you were in that

52:49

position and your homie that

52:51

you're working with says, fan, that guy molested

52:53

me, he's still not free. He's still free. What are

52:55

you doing? So yeah, so let's say you had

52:57

to work your surgeon and

52:59

then you're working on the body of the person that killed your

53:02

friend or whatever. Damn,

53:04

that's hard bro. Cause in good

53:06

faith, I would heal him.

53:08

In good faith, I would heal him. Cause everyone can be

53:10

forgiven. Cause the way I

53:12

see it bro, maybe one day because

53:15

you healed that person, what if they

53:17

save your mom from a car crash?

53:18

What if they like save your grandpa from

53:21

doing something? You know what I mean? Like you don't know

53:23

the butterfly effect of things. What if they

53:25

met somebody and then they met somebody

53:27

else and then that person that was connected to

53:29

that person,

53:32

they're your true soulmate and you didn't

53:34

realize because the way the butterfly

53:36

effects works and the way like

53:38

lives cross each other, life paths cross.

53:41

You don't know how everyone's going to end up. In

53:44

my opinion, I would just done my job.

53:46

But if it was my, I don't know, if it's

53:48

an enemy of an enemy, I

53:50

just been on a wave of like forgiving people though. Okay,

53:52

okay. I just been on a wave of forgiving people. I'll

53:54

tell you how they did it. So they still treated

53:57

the guy, but I think the girl was like, yeah,

53:59

you're not going to get no.

53:59

Urgent care for me, but I'm still gonna do my

54:02

job. You're gonna get the bare minimum from

54:04

me You know which is which is professional

54:07

and I mean yeah, I guess I guess just

54:09

do your job at least Yeah, do your job job, right?

54:11

So you're not gonna get you know my full

54:14

attention That's kind of fucked

54:16

though. Is it you never even still

54:18

like it's somebody if somebody did

54:20

me like super super dirty. Yeah And

54:24

I decide to do like a revenge act, right?

54:27

Doing that revenge act. I don't think it's fulfilling them.

54:30

Yeah,

54:30

cuz then what happens and

54:32

that's just more Evil

54:34

to or more negative energy to it and then it

54:36

just continues but somebody has to like Stop

54:39

it. Yeah, somebody has to stop that chain from happening

54:42

and then you would it I think the true

54:44

reconciliation is what is when you Decide

54:46

okay. I'm gonna take this on the cheek and like boom.

54:49

Let me just take that boom. Yeah Yeah, I think that's the

54:51

definitely the bigger person whoever can forgive

54:53

first because once you forgive someone

54:56

Oh the peace in your life is crazy.

54:58

Like there's no more things to worry about because if you

55:00

think about it in this way Let's say um,

55:03

somebody did some ill shit to you, right? Mm-hmm.

55:05

If you decide to go and do revenge then

55:08

You are accepting

55:11

all of that pain and all of that suffering and all

55:13

of that energy they gave to you You're the one that

55:15

lost. Yeah, but if you did the opposite

55:18

and for just if you yeah If you decided

55:20

to not accept that and not do the same

55:22

act Mm-hmm

55:23

and reversed it

55:25

then you wouldn't be accepting that energy you would you would

55:27

be you'd be cleansed You know, I mean you would be clean off of

55:29

that obviously you would feel like shit kind of

55:32

for a bit But like at least you wouldn't do more evil

55:34

to the world. Yeah So

55:36

there's a tick tock is like I've been protecting my piece

55:38

so much that I have like zero friends My

55:43

life is on a dance floor because I I've

55:45

been focusing too much of my that's good

55:48

though But people

55:50

don't understand that it's because it's like When

55:52

when you have no one around and you just have time to work

55:55

on yourself people

55:55

think that's like, um, oh, I have no Friends,

55:57

that's what they're focused on. But it's like more of

55:59

God's saying like, Oh, now you have time

56:01

to finally focus on yourself. No distractions.

56:04

You have no friends telling you, yo, come outside.

56:07

That might be a blessing. Yeah.

56:08

For the wrong. You know, cause

56:10

at the end of the day, why do we really need

56:12

friends companionship? Right? Yeah. Companionship. Yeah. But

56:15

there's some people that can live alone without companionship.

56:17

You can find companionship in dog. You can find,

56:19

you know, like there's, there's waste

56:21

of suffice. Yeah. Yeah. You don't

56:24

have, yeah. You don't have

56:26

to like go out and do exactly what everyone

56:28

tells you to do to be happy. Like you can find your own happiness

56:31

anyway. Yeah. But it does feel like

56:33

shit when everybody else

56:34

shows you these things that they're having fun with

56:37

and then you could be doing the same thing. And

56:40

I think that's the moments where we're like, fuck,

56:43

is this the life for me? You know what I mean?

56:45

That's the worst feeling. If you

56:47

have like the fuck that I did,

56:49

I choose the right things. Yeah. And

56:52

then that's the regret. But like, what are

56:54

you really going to do? Are you going to keep regretting or are you going

56:56

to like, go do something about it? But

56:58

at the same time, it's like that, that's something that has happened

57:00

recently. It's like, I've had this constant,

57:02

like this like weird fear where it's like, oh,

57:04

am I wasting my days? Like, so I'm, I'm

57:06

usually the guy now that says, yo, let's go at least

57:09

get something to eat. Yo, let's go golf. Let's go thing.

57:11

Right. But like none of my friends are down for it. But,

57:13

and

57:13

then I just end up, you feel me? Just sitting

57:15

at home. So I'm like, fuck, am

57:17

I wasting my days? And then I was like, okay,

57:20

if my friend's not going to do it, I'm just going to do myself.

57:22

You feel me? Yeah. But it was weird just

57:24

going out and just like,

57:26

like finally just doing going, going by yourself

57:28

and doing stuff. Cause like I've never ate by

57:30

myself. I don't think so. Unless it's

57:33

in my house and like people are upstairs.

57:35

You never ate by yourself in a restaurant. Going to a restaurant.

57:37

I don't think I've ever ate by myself. That's one of the best

57:40

feelings I ever felt in my life. Really? That was

57:42

the most, that's one of the most Zen moments I ever felt

57:44

in my life. Also,

57:46

I went to the park to go record stuff. Oh

57:48

yeah. Yeah. More than once. Oh yeah.

57:50

And I, and every single time, like I

57:52

went by myself, essentially.

57:55

And bro, when I did it, it just felt like,

57:57

damn, I really, cause I walk, you know what I mean? I

57:59

don't drive.

57:59

I walked probably a kilometer

58:02

to go there to the park, but it just felt

58:04

right You know, I mean it just felt like

58:06

I'm making decisions to go do this I'm

58:08

gonna do it regardless of what anybody else is gonna

58:10

do not only that I'm gonna go sit in the park

58:12

and fucking record myself I don't care what anybody

58:15

else walking by is gonna say I don't care

58:17

their opinions of it I'm gonna be as loud as I

58:19

want blah blah blah Yeah, and that was

58:21

like a very free feeling

58:23

And a lot of the times like we forget

58:25

like a free feeling because we start to feel

58:27

like this is what regular is Yeah,

58:30

remember like this is regular. This is normal

58:32

a lot. No Cuz

58:34

even though like you said you're in the park and everyone

58:36

is around I could never do that because even when um Even

58:39

if you're like in your room sleeping and I have to record

58:41

an ad and be loud Oh you you think I'm still

58:43

thinking like oh, he's listening to me right now, but

58:46

in the end what though I just

58:48

don't want to mess up hella, you know, that's what I mean. No,

58:50

but and what? Yeah I know and what like like

58:52

okay you

58:53

mess up you go You

58:55

know you stutter as fuck like and what

58:57

like what am I gonna do? Yeah, nobody cares,

59:00

bro That's facts like if you go fail on

59:02

a stage like yeah You fail people are gonna remember it and

59:04

then what and what like are you gonna die? No, you're

59:07

not gonna die You're blessed

59:09

them. Like you can live another day. You can do it differently

59:11

another day. Yeah, that's why that's why

59:13

I like one Of the biggest goal is like just take more risks in

59:16

public or like just take more risks in general Mm-hmm

59:18

just so I can I can get that feeling cuz I need

59:21

to lose more

59:22

lose I need to get more losses cuz the only

59:24

reason why I got to this point right now I

59:26

was thinking back on it was like oh cuz all the else

59:29

behind the scenes, you know Like people don't realize

59:31

that but now it's like, okay

59:33

now that I'm at a stalemate boom

59:35

Now it's time to take more risks since I'm in this position You

59:38

know, do you think do you think there's any else that ever stopped

59:40

you doing something long? Mmm. That's

59:42

a good question

59:44

any else Cuz there

59:46

definitely was some else like I think about and they

59:48

damn yeah Yeah, I fucked up in that and I'm

59:50

not gonna touch that no more like what now I can just think

59:52

about it It's like personal stuff But I think

59:54

there's moments where where you see where you see

59:56

something play out that way and it's almost

59:59

like a warning like Maybe that's not for you. Cause

1:00:01

really? Yeah, not for real. I think there's

1:00:03

a,

1:00:04

there's a certain L you can take, bro. It's like,

1:00:07

nah, you're not built for that.

1:00:09

You know? Oh, I was like, okay. Me.

1:00:12

Oh, no, I was going to say no, no. Cause usually if I,

1:00:14

if I know, if it's not for me, I'll still

1:00:16

try to do it, you know? Yeah, me too. I

1:00:18

do it. I do it anyways. And I still do

1:00:21

it again. I still do the exact same thing

1:00:23

again. A hundred, yeah. Nothing like even,

1:00:25

even if I fucked up, even if I did something

1:00:29

that wasn't good, like I'm going to

1:00:31

do it again. And I'm going to just see like, if I can do it better,

1:00:33

that's it. If I can do it better, I do it better.

1:00:35

If I can then shit, we just have a replay. Yeah.

1:00:38

There's nothing wrong with the replay. How many times are you trying it until

1:00:40

you quit though? Like what, what, when's your, your,

1:00:43

your sign to like, okay, this is actually not for

1:00:45

me.

1:00:47

That's a good question. I think I would say, I

1:00:49

think I would say until like your, your soul

1:00:51

tells you to stop, you know what I mean? When you feel like there's

1:00:54

no energy for you to like, continue going.

1:00:56

Okay. At the same time, I don't know if

1:00:58

people have a good concept over that is because

1:01:00

sometimes they, they just run off motivation and

1:01:03

motivation isn't what you want to keep running

1:01:05

off of because motivation comes in goals. Mm.

1:01:08

Yeah. But the, the true like spirit

1:01:11

to do something is different. Like

1:01:13

regardless, I'm gonna love my mom. I wake up,

1:01:15

I'm gonna love my mom. I have a spirit to go do that.

1:01:18

Right.

1:01:20

Is there really a spirit to go out and you

1:01:22

know what I mean? Go swim every day. Nah. Like

1:01:25

I'm not going to go wake up and swim, but Michael Phillips,

1:01:27

he has that spirit to go and swim. Yeah. That

1:01:30

makes sense. LeBron, like he's gonna play basketball regardless,

1:01:32

you know? Cause a lot of people look

1:01:34

at the, maybe like the numbers say like they did

1:01:37

a podcast and they would only

1:01:39

give up

1:01:40

even though they have such a crazy passion for it, they

1:01:42

would lose motivation because it didn't

1:01:44

hit that, that number. Right. But

1:01:46

like I was going to ask you, it was like, oh, if this podcast never blew

1:01:49

up like in the first settings, how much

1:01:51

episodes do you think you would have done? But I feel like

1:01:53

you would have done this my prediction. You would

1:01:55

have kept going just because you liked it. Yeah.

1:01:58

Loki.

1:03:59

game set up. Like for example, basketball,

1:04:02

you know, like we're, we're on separate

1:04:04

teams. If I shoot a point and

1:04:06

I win, like that's right for me. That's wrong

1:04:09

for you. Flip it. It's the same thing.

1:04:11

It's the same thing. Like nobody's really right. It's just your own

1:04:13

team, your own. That's, that's really

1:04:15

like your own players. And I

1:04:17

see that in public too. It's like, uh, I

1:04:20

seen something. It was like, the, the ones that

1:04:22

are judging are the most like vulnerable.

1:04:24

Like they only judge because they feel vulnerability

1:04:27

in themselves, right? Low key. Yeah. So it's like

1:04:29

the, the ones that you can talk to, you

1:04:31

can easily find out when they, when you're talking

1:04:33

to someone and they're like

1:04:35

firm on their every belief they have

1:04:37

and they think everything is right and nothing you're wrong. That's

1:04:39

the wrong person to hang out. Right? Cause there's

1:04:42

no way that you can go 24 seven or

1:04:44

like, or whenever you link up with them and

1:04:46

you can stand that, you know,

1:04:48

it gets annoying. Yeah. You have to have somebody

1:04:50

that listens. Yeah. That listens, bro.

1:04:53

Cause if you, if you're too

1:04:55

much of one thing and then don't realize the other

1:04:57

than, no, if you think everything's right,

1:05:00

then you just end up in a world of, of

1:05:03

you.

1:05:03

Okay. Wait. But then, then

1:05:06

why is everyone hating on a yes man? Because

1:05:09

we're saying, okay, you shouldn't just judge,

1:05:12

but you should also be able to listen. Yes,

1:05:14

men are very like good listeners. Yes.

1:05:18

Yes. Man. The problem with yes, man. Yeah. Nobody

1:05:20

leads them. What you mean? Nothing gets solved.

1:05:22

Nobody leads them. But that's not their purpose. Their

1:05:25

purpose to lead

1:05:27

to more because if you think about

1:05:29

it, like a great

1:05:31

leader, right? Yeah. Like a great leader from

1:05:34

the opposite team. He's the worst person

1:05:36

in the world. But to

1:05:39

everybody that's on his team, he's

1:05:42

the greatest person in the world. Yummy. Okay.

1:05:44

Yeah. Cause if you think about it, this, remember what I said, like different

1:05:46

teams, different basketball teams, right? I

1:05:48

think the rock, the worst thing

1:05:52

is switching sides. I think that switching

1:05:55

side. Okay. I think the worst thing you can be is

1:05:57

not, is not helping people that are on your side

1:05:59

or on.

1:05:59

your team. That's that's what I think

1:06:02

like if we're talking morals and shit I

1:06:04

think that's that's a slimiest thing that's the worst

1:06:07

thing you can ever do is

1:06:08

switch sides that's it. Okay

1:06:11

you could do you could do whatever you want for

1:06:14

your side if you do something for the other side

1:06:16

that's like the enemy I think

1:06:18

that's the worst thing you could do personally but

1:06:20

even if it's more on like

1:06:22

the morality questions and shit if

1:06:24

you're on that team do what's for that team for

1:06:26

me but you're saying but a yes man wouldn't

1:06:29

switch teams yes you would because he's a yes

1:06:31

man you know he would say yes to other side so you would

1:06:33

say yes to his leader no no but I'm saying

1:06:35

is like

1:06:36

okay

1:06:38

a yes man says yes to everybody that's what a

1:06:40

yes man is okay I'm thinking like

1:06:42

okay he like then he's not a yes man

1:06:44

yes a yes man says yes to everyone that's

1:06:46

what a yes man okay got you got you because then then

1:06:48

he has no he has no what do you call it side

1:06:51

yeah because if somebody's like

1:06:53

completely oh everybody's

1:06:56

everybody has a point oh wait I'm gonna go to

1:06:58

that team oh wait today today I'm this

1:07:01

oh today I'm that that's

1:07:02

what you call a bandwagon that's you call like it you know I mean

1:07:04

okay but okay so let's say like um and that's

1:07:06

in there you put yeah that person who switched

1:07:08

sides

1:07:10

it's actually beneficial for them yeah

1:07:12

of course it's gonna be benefit like in

1:07:14

their own place that you can be beneficial for them

1:07:16

but he switched sides is that like

1:07:19

I was saying that's the slimiest shit you can do ever because

1:07:22

that's the most selfish thing you can do that's most

1:07:24

slimiest you can do because you you you leave

1:07:26

the people that you came up with you leave the people

1:07:28

that you know and and you put

1:07:31

trust into them and they put trust into you and

1:07:33

decide to fuck them over and do something else with other people

1:07:35

no no but it's not fucking you over but it's

1:07:38

beneficial to him that it's no no

1:07:40

that that's still that's

1:07:42

what that's still switching sides because

1:07:44

they put they put trust into you to be on

1:07:46

that team no but if you're a real that's

1:07:48

like saying that's like saying if you if you get

1:07:51

in a relationship with a girl and she goes through another guy

1:07:53

that's not bad

1:07:54

well obviously that's bad for you no

1:07:56

no like so say it's like it didn't work out with

1:07:58

you guys she she

1:07:59

that goes on with a guy that actually she

1:08:02

deserves. That's not bad. No, what I'm

1:08:04

saying is like, it's bad for the team. You know

1:08:06

what I mean? It's bad for that side. Like

1:08:08

you're not gonna feel good about it. Yeah, yeah. You're

1:08:10

not gonna feel good about it. But I'm saying you individually,

1:08:13

like say, say,

1:08:14

say we had Josh.

1:08:16

Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And

1:08:19

say like Louis Vuitton signed them to

1:08:21

be one of the podcast hosts on

1:08:23

their show,

1:08:24

you know? And it's not gonna affect

1:08:26

us because obviously where's homie,

1:08:29

but he gets a bigger bag from it. But

1:08:32

Josh isn't on the podcast. Like that's a bad

1:08:34

example. That's a bad example. I don't know.

1:08:37

Say he was here for 150 episodes. Yeah, yeah.

1:08:39

And Louis Vuitton starting a big podcast and they

1:08:41

want Josh as the main host. And then he

1:08:43

can't do this one. And he can't do that one no more.

1:08:46

Yeah, then I would say, yeah. Unless

1:08:49

it's okay with the

1:08:51

team. Like if he's like, okay, we don't fuck with that guy, let's

1:08:53

send him off. But we fuck with

1:08:54

Josh.

1:08:56

Yeah, no, what I'm saying is- So we don't wanna do that to you? If

1:08:59

the team, like, you're like, nah, don't

1:09:01

go, don't go. And if bro says, nah, fuck y'all, that

1:09:03

is different. That's 100% different.

1:09:06

If it's a guy saying, fuck y'all, but he's like, yo,

1:09:08

can I go and get this bag?

1:09:10

No, but I think, okay, what position

1:09:12

am I in fam? Am I the whole team or am I

1:09:14

just one person? No, you're one person of this

1:09:16

team. Okay, I would

1:09:19

personally allow it. Like I would say like,

1:09:21

go ahead, do your thing. But if the rest

1:09:23

of the team says like, nah, we can't bro,

1:09:25

like we need this, we need this, then

1:09:27

yeah, it has to be done, it has to be the set. Okay, okay.

1:09:30

Cause

1:09:30

I'm saying you, don't worry about me, about

1:09:32

the team. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Would Josh going

1:09:34

there be switching teams? Consider,

1:09:37

that's it, that's the question. If that means this

1:09:39

one fails, then yes. Okay, so,

1:09:41

but if it doesn't, it's not.

1:09:43

Then there's, then who cares? The

1:09:45

fuck? See, okay, okay. The one who cares,

1:09:47

you talk about. I got you, I got you. No, but switching teams

1:09:49

means like,

1:09:50

that team is done, is like,

1:09:52

that's a losing team. Yeah, yeah. That's

1:09:55

what I mean. If you decide to switch teams, you're switching

1:09:57

for a reason, no? Yeah, yeah. If LeBron goes,

1:09:59

from you know I mean from Cleveland

1:10:02

to Miami because Cleveland's losing

1:10:04

that that's what it means it's not cuz he

1:10:06

cares about them but it's cuz it's losing yeah

1:10:08

no but if it's beneficial to my homie and he and

1:10:11

even okay say even I get hurt mm-hmm

1:10:14

from it yeah I think I would still allow it like

1:10:17

if word yeah because that's just the person I am oh

1:10:19

if that's your bag fam okay go get it

1:10:22

you feel me I feel like even if I'm hurt

1:10:24

so the destruction so did this okay

1:10:26

let's put in like terms of countries so the

1:10:28

destruction of that

1:10:30

like you're gonna doom everybody else and

1:10:32

and just accept it because that's what he decided

1:10:35

that's I would do I would fight

1:10:37

for it I would fight to keep

1:10:39

something strong I wouldn't I wouldn't just

1:10:41

give up something to let it die personally

1:10:44

okay I would fight to keep something strong and not let

1:10:46

it die yeah no my personality is totally

1:10:48

different because it's like say a heartbreak to

1:10:51

like remember what I was telling you in so hard it's like say

1:10:54

a person comes and breaks my heart yeah the

1:10:56

next person I'm not gonna show

1:10:58

any remorse to is like it happened you know it's like

1:11:01

I'm not gonna treat you any different

1:11:02

shit shit plays out for a reason

1:11:04

yeah even if Josh leaves us and

1:11:07

we and the podcast goes to shit I'm

1:11:09

it happened fam like go get you that

1:11:12

that's my homie I believe in you but

1:11:14

okay this will work out no matter what you know

1:11:16

even though at the time it might seem like oh

1:11:18

we're fucked

1:11:20

but I'm I'm not gonna say like okay

1:11:22

no stay like fam if you want to go

1:11:24

if that's your call and go that's

1:11:26

a different scenario though how

1:11:28

cuz cuz you're saying like from the from

1:11:30

the jump like they don't need it but

1:11:32

I'm saying if if the team needs it and

1:11:35

he decides to go then it's different

1:11:37

like in that scenario who cares yeah if

1:11:39

you're saying like if you think it's gonna be blessed

1:11:41

regardless yeah but in

1:11:44

my sense like if you can predict like oh this

1:11:46

like we need this player for this then yeah

1:11:48

you need this player like why would you just give that shit up

1:11:51

because it's not it's not meant to be so let's

1:11:53

put in let's put into a better example okay okay

1:11:55

let's say you're with a girl and then she decides to go with another

1:11:58

guy because she fulfills her soul But

1:12:00

you don't. Yeah. Are you going to

1:12:02

fight for her? No. Really? No.

1:12:06

You're not going to fight for her? So

1:12:08

you're not going to try and prove it wrong?

1:12:09

No. You're just going to take your L? There's no

1:12:12

point. I would fight for love femme. No,

1:12:14

because- If I love her, if I love her and

1:12:16

she finds love with another guy, I'm going

1:12:18

to show her that I love her first before

1:12:20

just letting her go. I understand that. I understand

1:12:22

that. But me personally, it's like, okay,

1:12:24

if I love you, but she doesn't love me,

1:12:27

that's not love, period. So

1:12:30

what's the point of me fighting for someone that don't love me? So

1:12:33

go you- No, I agree with that. If

1:12:36

she just doesn't want you, period, she doesn't

1:12:38

want you. So there's

1:12:41

no motivation for me to go out my way

1:12:43

and fight for it if it's not meant to be. So

1:12:46

that's why I'm going to take my L. And

1:12:49

if it was actually meant to be, she would either come

1:12:51

back or I'd find another person that was meant to be.

1:12:54

Me personally,

1:12:55

I don't think too much of things. It's just

1:12:58

like, oh, if this happened, okay, boom, it

1:13:00

was actually meant to be. That's my personality. I

1:13:02

would fight for it. I would take things into my own hands still.

1:13:04

No, we're different still.

1:13:06

Because I feel like, I don't know, bro. If

1:13:08

it was up to me to do things, I would make sure

1:13:11

it

1:13:11

happens in the right way, like I want to see it. But

1:13:14

what is the right way? You don't know what the right way is. The

1:13:16

right way is what happened. No, the right

1:13:18

way is what's meant to happen. No,

1:13:21

I disagree. What? How do you know what's

1:13:23

meant to happen? Coincident. There's nothing such as

1:13:25

coincidence, fam. So it was meant to be. You

1:13:27

can change the future, fam. You can't change the past.

1:13:30

You can't change the future, though. I

1:13:32

lied. That's how we're different, bro. It's

1:13:34

like, fuck you. You can change the future, fam. You can take

1:13:36

over the world if you really want to take over the world. I

1:13:39

truly believe in that.

1:13:42

There's a lot of people in the world, and

1:13:44

there's only 1% of people that make

1:13:46

huge changes is because they were the ones

1:13:49

that were fucking crazy enough to decide that. 1%, fam.

1:13:53

1% of the world is billionaires.

1:13:56

They would probably do some crazy shit that you can't understand

1:13:59

or comprehend.

1:13:59

because you're 99% femme. Yeah,

1:14:02

yeah. Like, 1% is

1:14:03

very, very, very, very slim. Like,

1:14:07

that's rare. Like, those

1:14:09

are the guys that pop at night. That's like Mewtwo Shiny,

1:14:11

you know? I lied. That's like Mewtwo Shiny,

1:14:13

and then you caught it like with a Pokeball. Like,

1:14:16

the chances are very, very, very slim. Like,

1:14:19

you won the lottery. Yeah. So, I

1:14:21

think, personally,

1:14:23

to be, to make those changes, and for

1:14:25

you to actually

1:14:26

make a crazy difference in the world, and

1:14:29

move society in a direction

1:14:32

that you never could see this possible,

1:14:34

is you have to do those things that

1:14:36

you don't think would have happened. Yeah, yeah. No, it's

1:14:39

obviously different scenarios. Like, I do 100% believe

1:14:41

that. Like, that stuff, like, obviously

1:14:43

go out and do your thing. But like, scenarios,

1:14:45

like, the love shit and stuff, I

1:14:47

feel like that stuff, oh, I'm just, you

1:14:50

know what? Do your thing. I would still fight for

1:14:52

love, fam. There's no way I'm not fighting for love,

1:14:54

bro.

1:14:55

Like, I would go, like, if it's

1:14:57

that serious of love, I would go out and die

1:14:59

and stuff. Yeah, obviously, like, if it's my parents

1:15:01

and shit, but it's like, oh, my, like,

1:15:04

anyone else, but it's like, if you're not giving

1:15:06

me that energy back, there's nothing to fight

1:15:08

for, bro. But if you are giving me that energy back,

1:15:11

I'm fighting, you know? It's all about reciprocation.

1:15:13

Yeah, I agree with that. Like, if she's not fighting back,

1:15:16

but the fight is to see if she'll

1:15:18

fight back. That's what the point

1:15:20

of it is. Like, you fight to see, like, what

1:15:22

her reaction would be. If her reaction is like, yo, fuck

1:15:24

off, then

1:15:25

it's said. Yeah, then it's meant to be. Yeah,

1:15:27

but I mean, like, to go ahead and fight for

1:15:30

it, the initial, like, 100%

1:15:31

of them, like, I'm gonna do something.

1:15:34

I have to go out there and find out. Really? Like,

1:15:36

I'm not gonna leave it. I'm not gonna leave it to whatever

1:15:38

people say is, like, destiny's choice. Like, I'm

1:15:41

gonna try and find my destiny. Like,

1:15:44

I'm not gonna let the story play out how people

1:15:46

say it should play out. I'm gonna go and write

1:15:48

the story. Yeah, yeah. No, because I remember we were

1:15:50

talking with me and Charing too, when we were

1:15:52

talking with you two, and you were like, whoa, why'd you guys do that?

1:15:55

So, like, if I didn't know,

1:15:57

like, I would only jump to a

1:15:59

conclusion.

1:15:59

If I know like 99% she's into me,

1:16:02

right? So I'm not gonna move

1:16:04

to her unless I know right but

1:16:06

you obviously you're even if you there was 1%

1:16:09

You're still gonna move to her, you know, but it's like

1:16:11

oh no I need to know

1:16:13

that like amount for me to

1:16:15

go because I guess at that time I would

1:16:17

I didn't want to fail I don't want to think so It's like if

1:16:20

I if I didn't do that boom it was actually meant to

1:16:22

be like I did I wasn't meant to jump That

1:16:24

that I wouldn't say that's meant to be though That's just like

1:16:27

it is at the same time a kind of technique

1:16:29

if we want to get technical It is meant what is meant

1:16:31

to be because I don't cuz it cuz it happened. Yeah, I

1:16:34

do because it happened. It was Like

1:16:38

if it happened it was meant to be so like that statement is

1:16:40

really contradicting if we want to be real I'm

1:16:43

not even gonna

1:16:43

say this We

1:16:47

want to be like like real on the other side

1:16:49

It's like what meant to be is just to say like to

1:16:52

make us feel better. Yeah to make us feel better Cuz

1:16:54

if you had dreams and aspirations and you didn't do

1:16:56

them he said like this was meant to be

1:16:59

Maybe it's not. Mmm. I get that maybe

1:17:01

maybe it really wasn't maybe you just like you didn't

1:17:03

trust in yourself as much if you went

1:17:06

out crying dying bleeding

1:17:08

sweating and tried a hundred

1:17:11

percent and

1:17:12

Still didn't get it fucking meant to be

1:17:14

okay. I get that I mean if you're running to

1:17:17

try and really really chase that shit and

1:17:19

Fighting for it and it didn't happen. It

1:17:21

was meant to be but if you're out here like yeah

1:17:24

Yeah, you know like and then it just it didn't fall

1:17:26

into my lap They

1:17:27

even fell into your lap. I

1:17:30

guess it was it was like put out for you Yeah,

1:17:32

but at the same time it's yeah, obviously it'll

1:17:34

go forever because we don't know what man. You

1:17:37

don't know You don't know. Yeah. Yeah, so it's like

1:17:39

yeah No, but your side makes sense to you

1:17:41

know, I understand us especially feel I want to say

1:17:43

this like yeah All those kids in high

1:17:45

school that yo have a crush

1:17:47

on this girl this and that and like I don't think what

1:17:50

are the odds I'm gonna get with her?

1:17:52

then all you really have to do is just

1:17:55

put the focus into yourself

1:17:57

first and see what

1:17:59

she would be

1:17:59

Into and if you align with that then

1:18:02

you know what's right Yeah, cuz

1:18:04

a lot of times like we want to

1:18:06

we want to chase something that's not for us

1:18:09

If you put yourself in the person that

1:18:12

she's looking for and you don't feel like yourself

1:18:14

then fucking don't be that person It's not gonna work. Exactly

1:18:16

long term long term is so bad

1:18:18

Yeah, it's like

1:18:20

yeah, you can act but it's

1:18:22

now the question of how good of an actor are

1:18:24

you exactly? The best advice I can give

1:18:27

is go ahead go walk up to her

1:18:29

introduce yourself talk and

1:18:31

get let her get to know Who you

1:18:34

are? Yeah, like who you are like you you

1:18:37

and if she fucks with you she fucks with you That's it.

1:18:39

That's it. Like the real you that's

1:18:41

it Yeah, you know, it's like the one of those ones that

1:18:43

I truly believe too is like

1:18:45

When you go searching for love it doesn't come

1:18:47

but once you're chilling and you finally work on

1:18:49

yourself It does come is because you attract

1:18:52

that energy that you're so like that you

1:18:54

build and work on yourself It gets put out

1:18:57

and like

1:18:58

like girls will see that Yeah,

1:19:00

you know, that's why they they as soon as a man's

1:19:03

are not looking it'll come it's usually always a

1:19:05

story like that You know, hmm. So

1:19:07

just work on yourself Kings. I'm very much

1:19:09

like a like a go go grab

1:19:11

your destiny family You know, you know why

1:19:13

cuz I just watched spider-man Because

1:19:16

that's what it's a lot of that it's

1:19:18

like um So miles like he has

1:19:20

like a set like timeline story that's

1:19:23

supposed to be the canon event. It's supposed to happen Yeah,

1:19:25

well, he's deciding like nah

1:19:27

Like I'm gonna do it my way and then go

1:19:29

grab your destiny and we'll see how like the

1:19:31

third movie plays out But and

1:19:33

then he's gonna base his personality off that he's like

1:19:36

Oh Actually,

1:19:51

uh, there's a there's a hidden there's a

1:19:53

hidden theory, huh? So did

1:19:55

you know Miles Morales and his dad? Yeah,

1:19:57

they popped up in another movie that

1:19:59

wasn't special Spider-Man way before where

1:20:01

they pop up and it was animation what

1:20:03

they do so Miles Morales

1:20:05

and his father they were in cloudy

1:20:07

with a chance of meatballs way before

1:20:10

bro When when watch this check this

1:20:12

out So not only were they

1:20:14

in were they in the movie cloudy with a chance

1:20:16

of meatballs But also in

1:20:19

in a across the spider-verse, you know that

1:20:21

machine the scientist was using Yeah,

1:20:23

when the portal opened up and like dragged

1:20:25

everything in that same machine was in it. Yeah

1:20:28

So it's like a callback. Well, look look

1:20:31

a long time ago though. So they've been planning

1:20:33

it I don't know. This is just like maybe

1:20:35

a callback to it to show Let

1:20:38

me

1:20:38

see this shit man the show love. I love

1:20:40

this movie too. Check this out So

1:20:44

do you remember these characters?

1:20:49

So this is miles Morales and his

1:20:51

father as kids no or when they were younger

1:20:53

Sorry when this was miles when he was a kid and that's

1:20:55

wasn't when that's his father when he was younger

1:20:58

So he didn't age

1:20:59

no, he got older we talked about he got older. He's

1:21:01

used a baby Also, if you look at the kid,

1:21:04

he jumps the same way as miles Also,

1:21:13

um,

1:21:14

I don't know, you know a toy story, you

1:21:16

know toys are three the daycare. Oh, yeah with

1:21:18

uh, Lotso. Yeah, I just

1:21:20

realized this but every single

1:21:22

one of the kids that was in the day

1:21:24

care in inside out the movie

1:21:28

Each one of those kids in inside out Yeah

1:21:30

There's the same kids from the day care just grown up

1:21:33

if you look at every single individual

1:21:35

kid It matches up to all the

1:21:37

kids in the main characters classroom

1:21:40

inside out and you know Who's who's part of that

1:21:42

the class who miles morale? No boo

1:21:45

from monsters Inc. No. Yeah, who

1:21:47

is part of that class?

1:21:49

It's all connected Yeah,

1:21:52

wait, so It so

1:21:54

so the the kids from toy story 3

1:21:56

were in there were babies. They were still like toddlers

1:21:59

and then inside

1:21:59

Now

1:22:00

those like if you look at the individual ones,

1:22:03

they're just grown up the same kids growing up. Yo.

1:22:05

Yeah, it's so sick That's so sick. Wait.

1:22:08

So you remember that the also guy the um

1:22:10

the guy with the skull in his shirt. Oh Sid

1:22:13

he's like a garbage guy. Yeah, he's the garbage

1:22:15

guy. So he didn't end up in school. He ended up

1:22:18

doing garbage Is that what they

1:22:20

were trying to play? No, no, no, no, he's separate

1:22:23

Cuz cuz the other kids are younger. Okay, Sid

1:22:25

is like um Andy's age. Okay, he's like and

1:22:27

he was already grown Okay. Yeah, he's like grown.

1:22:29

He's like

1:22:30

Like like a wake-up call like

1:22:33

yo you want to be these kids. They want to be back. I Wonder

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