Change Your Brain Every Day - Challenging Gary Busey’s Memory Pt. 3 with Gary Busey

Episode Date: June 7, 2018

In the last episode of a series with Oscar-nominated actor Gary Busey, Tana steps up and takes Gary’s signature memory challenge. Play along to see if you can make it as far as Tana did!

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The Brain Warriors Way podcast is also brought to you by BrainMD, where we produce the highest quality nutraceutical products to support the health of your brain and body. For more information, visit brainmdhealth.com. Welcome to the Brain Warriors Way podcast. And stay tuned for a special code for a discount to Amen Clinics for a full evaluation, as well as any of our supplements at brainmdhealth.com. Ready to play the member game? I don't know. Am I? Should I be scared? Yes. You should not doubt yourself before the starting starts. I'm not sure I doubt myself. It's you I'm a little worried about.

You can do nothing to help yourself on that. You got to help yourself with you and how your brain functions. Help stands for? What? Do we have a for help? Help? Yeah, there's one in there. Have you played this game with him? I have. It's not in the chapter titles here though. What?

Oh yeah, he played it, he got pretty far. I played it, I got pretty far. The memory game, let's start it. Okay, ready? You repeat after me everything I say. There's only 10 of them. One hen. One hen.

Good. You did great. Okay, one hen, two ducks. One hen, two ducks. Great. One hen, two ducks, three squawking geese. One hen, two ducks, three squawking geese. One hen, two ducks, three squawking geese, four corpulent porpoise.

One hen, two ducks, three squawking geese, four porpulent... Corpulent. Corpulent. Porpoise. Porpoise. That means a big porpoise. Right. Okay. This will be halfway there. One hen, two ducks, three squawking geese, four corpulent porpoise, five pair of Don Alvarez tweezers. Of what?

Five pair of Don Alvarez tweezers. Don Alvarez tweezers. Okay. One hen, two ducks, three squawking geese, four corpulent porpoise, five pairs of Don Alvarez tweezers. Very good, but remember the word is pair, not pairs. Okay, here we go to six. You're halfway through. How do you feel? Focused. Good, good word. One hen, two ducks, three squawking geese, four corpulent porpoise, five pair of Don Alvarez tweezers, six brass monkeys from the ancient sacred crypts of Egypt. Six brass monkeys from the ancient sacred crypts of Egypt.

One hen, two ducks, three squawking geese, four-corporate porpoise, five pair of Don Alvarez tweezers, six brass monkeys from the ancient sacred crypts of Egypt. Oh my God. Whoa. You're sensational. Okay, we're going to seven. Uh-oh.

One hen, two ducks, three squawking geese, four corpulent porpoise, five pair of Don Alvarez tweezers, six brass monkeys from the ancient sacred crypts of Egypt, seven frozen mummies in the caves of Madagascar claiming to know the whereabouts of Elvis. Seven frozen mummies in the caves of Madagascar, claiming to know the whereabouts of Elvis. One hen, two ducks, three squawking geese, four corpulent porpoise,

five pair of Don Alvarez tweezers, six brass monkeys from the ancient sacred crypts of Egypt, seven frozen mummies from Madagascar. The caves. The caves of Madagascar claiming to know the whereabouts of Elvis. Okay, man. Now we're going to eight. One hen, two ducks, three squawking geese, four corpons, four pies,

five pair of dinos, three or six breast monkeys, seven frozen mummies in the caves of Madagascar. squawking geese, four corpulent porpoise, five pair of Don Alvarez tweezers, six breast mugs with ancient Chinese preface of each, seven frozen mummies in the caves of Madagascar, claiming to know the whereabouts of Elvis. Eight sterile nuns dancing in a circle, bringing tears to the eyes of Adolf Hitler. One hen, two ducks, three squawking geese, four corpulent porpoise, five pair of Don Alvarez tweezers.

Six. Brass monkeys from the ancient sacred crypts of Egypt. Seven. Seven frozen mummies from the caves of Madagascar claiming to know the whereabouts of Elvis. Eight, sterile nuns dancing in a circle bringing tears to the eyes of Adolf Hitler. Did I forget something? You are fantastic. I created this game, so I know you'll have a preview.

Oh, no, I don't. Definitely. Here we go. We're going to nine. One hen, two duck trees, four corbin and four pie. Five pair of down-to-earth tweezers.

Six brass monkeys from the ancient sacred groups of Egypt. Seven frozen mummies in the caves of Madagascar claiming to know the whereabouts of Elvis. Eight sterile nuns dancing in a circle, bringing tears to the eyes of Adolf Hitler. Nine, sympathetic, apathetic, diabetic,

lecherous old men on roller skates with a marked propensity toward procrastination and sloth. Oh, dear Lord. You guys are playing too. I know you are. So, one hen, two ducks, three squawking geese, four corpulent porpoise, five pair of Don Alvarez tweezers, six brass monkeys from the cave, ancient caves. Ancient sacred. Ancient sacred caves.

Crips. Ah, ancient sacred crips of Egypt. Seven frozen mummies from the caves of Madagascar claiming to know the whereabouts of Elvis. Eight sterile nuns dancing in a circle, bringing tears to the eyes of Adolf Hitler. Nine sympathetic, apathetic, lecherous old not old yeah old no no no nine sympathetic apathetic diabetic old lecherous old men on roller skates on rollers get hold on with With a propensity toward. With a marked.

Ah, with a marked propensity toward procrastination. With a marked propensity toward procrastination and. Sloth. Yay. Okay, one more. You are fantastic. Nobody's gotten this far. No.

Right? No. Except me. Anyway, never mind me. Here we go. Last one, number 10. One hen, two ducks, three squawking geese, four corvids, and four pie-five pair of Don Evers tweezers.

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Ten, denizens of the deep bathing in a castle on fire nation and sloth. Ten. Denizens of the deep. Bathing in a castle on fire. Marching to the quid, quo, quivi, and quay. What? Marching to the quid, quo, quivi, and quay all at the same time.

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Of the deep. Come on. Ten denizens of the deep bathing in a castle on fire. Something quid. Marching to. castle on fire something quiv marching to marching to the quid quo quiver

and quay all at the same time all at the same time that one hey alright that one I needed your help at the end on that one.

That was hard. That was amazing. That was really hard. All right. That was so much fun. I am so proud of you. And I'm so proud of you. Oh, listen.

I mean, shake. That was great. I'll tell you what helps me. Was that great? Do you know what helps me? Karate. I practice martial arts. Wow.

It's good as long as you don't hit your head. I practice martial arts, but it helps me. My brain. You did something to your shorts? Coming September 4th, Buseyisms, Gary Busey's basic instructions before leaving Earth. I've read the whole thing. It is beautifully written. It's funny.

You should get it. I'm looking forward to it. And over the next, I don't know, six months, year, whatever, we're going to talk more to Gary about fixing Gary Busey's brain. You can preorder it now on Amazon, Barnes & Noble. Amazon and booksamillion.com. And I just want to tell you, you've both been so much fun to have. You've both been just lovely and wonderful.

It's so special to have you. Thank you for doing this. Is the check in the mail or do we? We will talk about that off air. All right. You're listening to Brain Warriors. We're too quick for snakes about that off air. All right. You're listening to Brain Warriors Way. Thanks, everybody. Thank you.

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