History Hyenas with Chris Distefano and Yannis Pappas - 23 - Homo Sapien Sapiens are WILD!

Episode Date: July 15, 2018

Yannis goes at it solo as trash monkey the hyena steps up to fill the empty seat as we discuss Homo sapien sapiensWant more Hyena content? Check out www.patreon.com/bayridgeboys where things... get really WILD!Follow us!: πŸ™†πŸΌβ€β™‚οΈπŸ•πŸ™†πŸ»β€β™‚οΈπŸ™†πŸΌβ€β™‚οΈChris Distefano on Instagram, Twitter, websiteπŸ™†πŸ»β€β™‚οΈYannis Pappas on Instagram, Twitter, websiteπŸ•History Hyenas on Instagram, Twitter, website Subscribe to the poddy woddy on YouTube, iTunes, Spotify, and HH Clips

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Starting point is 00:00:00 Yo, what up, Kaziwazis? You're listening to the Bay Ridge Boys, History Hyenas. See, I'm keeping it consistent with the monkey sounds that are supposed to be hyena cackles. Only hyenas, only true hyenas can cackle like hyenas. As you can tell, as soon as you hear a non-hyena try to cackle like a hyena, you know it's an imposter. I'm no hyena. Only Chrissy D is the matriarch. I am the low-ranking male. Straight male. hoster. I'm no hyena. Only Chrissy D is the matriarch.
Starting point is 00:01:05 I am the low-ranking male, straight male, in the clan, the clanicus. What are we? Zach's in the middle because he's a stone-cold killer. But we're both men,
Starting point is 00:01:22 so we rank pretty low in the history hyenaenas matriarchy. The queen trans with the big pseudo is away again. This time in Los Angeles doing meetings. Doing meetings. And probably missing New York bad. This is Giannis Pappas. Welcome to History Hyenas. Chris C.D. is in Los Angeles, as I just stated. It's me and Zach Isis today, and we got a special guest who's stepping up. See, here's the thing about hyena clans.
Starting point is 00:01:59 They're constantly rotating in flux, and the hierarchy is constantly shifting in order for the Klan to survive, right? The whole is bigger than the sum of its parts. It's about the Klan. It's not about individual hyenas. So the matriarch is not here. So guess what? Me, a middle-ranking, a middle-to-lower-ranking ranking male is stepping up into the leadership role. Zach Isis has stepped up from his middle male middle role in the Klan.
Starting point is 00:02:32 And Trash Monkey the Hyena is stepped up to the mic. Right, Trash? That was more like a duck cackle. I was trying to be a ventriloquist with Trash Monkey the Hyena. Trash Monkey the Hyena doesn't speak, but he gives us a lot of presence, and there he is on the mic. And I just thought it would be in my mind how hilarious it would be if somebody was actually a ventriloquist with a hyena puppet.
Starting point is 00:03:05 That would be hilarious. So without Chrissy D. We got our. We got our. I love this picture. Because you know what. Our Patreon matriarchy keeps growing. And anytime I see a picture.
Starting point is 00:03:19 Of more than one hyena. You know. When hyenas are rolling deep. I think first of all you know it reminds me of a rap video secondly our patreon matriarchy is growing you know you ever notice every rap videos like there's always a scene with about 20 to 50 people in it must yeah it's a must it's a that's especially in today's music yeah it's a must but also in the 80s and 90s it was just part you had to have one scene where there was at least 20
Starting point is 00:03:50 to 100 guys behind you while you rapped or michael jackson videos too he had a lot of guys in some he had a lot of guys yeah he had a lot of children too but like yeah if you were watching like a mob i grew up on mob deep or or, like, you know. It was, oh, yeah, any, that whole era. First of all, I went back and listened to some 90s. First, I think 90s rap was the best rap era. But I got to tell you what, going back and listening to it now, a lot of songs about murder. I mean, murder was, like, a big theme.
Starting point is 00:04:22 Every, you know, you got to go get the tech, pop the trunk, blast. Everyone's getting fucking murdered. I mean, it was a lot of homicide. That's what it was about. I actually live very close to where Mobb Deep was, like where they lived and shot their videos and stuff. Queensbridge, right? Yeah, they put up a, I think they put up a mural of Prodigy and they had to take it down because people kept defacing it. They kept like throwing paint on it and shit. Why would do that they treating it like the lebron mural in
Starting point is 00:04:48 la somebody did a lebron mural and somebody came at night and defaced it i mean what do you not got going on in your life that you wake up at two in the morning and go travel with a can of paint to a lebron mural and just throw paint on it. I mean, how sick do you got to be? That's the problem in this planet. There's a lot of sick people. The range of intelligence that we have and emotional stability amongst within the human sapiens sapiens, as I found out our topic today is going to be uh piggybacking off last
Starting point is 00:05:27 weeks because so many people seem so interested by the dog conversation that we're gonna get specific and keep going with the the topic of there being a time where there was at least three, maybe five different types of hominids on the planet at the same time. We are not Homo sapiens. I just learned. We are Homo sapien sapiens. How fucking wild is that? What's a Homo sapien? Homo sapien is like our ancestor, and we are Homo sapien sapiens.
Starting point is 00:06:04 We evolved from Homo sapiens into Homo sapiens sapiens. Two times as good. Yeah, it's like get the papers, get the papers. We're the real deal. We're the humans' humans, you know? We do it for real, for real. So we're going to get into that. But, yeah, like I'm saying, man, the range of intelligence.
Starting point is 00:06:23 Sometimes I wonder, like wonder like yo are we evolving into different species like is this guy the same species as me because i would never i mean i would never be like you know does this guy i mean this is first of all what i'm talking about is this guy you know lebron james obviously signed as a free agent with Los Angeles, for those of you who aren't basketball fans. And some artist went to great length, took a lot of time and effort, and painted this huge mural of the King of Los Angeles, LeBron, with LeBron in it. And it was in the news and, you know, all over the internet. This big old mural. And some fucking guy wakes up at like 3 in the morning, goes out there with a can of
Starting point is 00:07:13 paint and just fucking throws it on the mural. He throws it on the mural. Twice. Twice. Twice it happens. Yeah. Anonymously, too. So it's like he hates LeBron James so much,
Starting point is 00:07:25 probably that LeBron is leaving Cleveland, right? Or maybe he just hates people who do good art. I mean, what's his motive? It's a great fucking mural. It's a beautiful fucking mural. Look how great that is. And look, they pull up the- Oh, it's the King of LA message.
Starting point is 00:07:41 He didn't like the whole King of LA. Maybe a Kobe fan. Could have been a Kobe fan. But I mean, how crazy is that? How fucking crazy is the guy took whatever he didn't like so far that he went and defaced. Do you know how long it took this artist probably to put that mural up? And I mean, this guy who threw the paint on it. What do you think he...
Starting point is 00:08:00 He probably has zero. He has spent zero amount of time on this planet working on zero amount of craft skill. He's good at nothing. Because only someone who has nothing in his life. Pretty good at defacing shit, I must say. That's a good point. Yeah. It's the yin and the yang of life, right? He got his point across.
Starting point is 00:08:24 Yeah, I mean, I guess that's the danger of when you do a mural in public. Someone's going to at least piss on it. There was an interview with him, and he said, like, just even when he was painting it, he knew there was probably going to be backlash, which is why he was so cool with covering it up. Yeah. That must be, you got to paint shit and just be okay with it possibly getting covered. Yeah. It's a shitty way to work.
Starting point is 00:08:43 In the back of his mind, as he's putting all his work, he's going, this may go to waste. Yeah. Well, I still think that the guy who did... Can you pull up the surveillance video of the guy who comes with the paint? I love it. Did they catch the guy or no? Do you know? I don't know if they caught the guy.
Starting point is 00:08:57 I don't think they caught the guy. But they have surveillance video of the guy just rolling up with a can of paint and just splashing it on it like a dick. And I don't know... Yeah, I don't know if he's been caught. Yeah, they have surveillance video of it somewhere. Because I saw it. Maybe it'll run in one of those stories. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:09:20 I mean, people are different, man. People got different motivations on this planet. Some people are creators. Some people are different man people got different motivations on this planet some people are creators some people are destroyers and you know most of us smoother more even skin oh well you know maybe we should run a commercial and then call
Starting point is 00:09:37 L'Oreal afterwards and be like yo L'Oreal what's up send us a check send us a check yo we need some sponsors What's up? Send us a check. Send us a check. Yo, we need some sponsors. Bad. Yo, tell your friends. Keep telling your friends about the podcast.
Starting point is 00:09:53 We're growing every week. But here's the deal. This podcast gets only as big as you people want it to get. So tell your friends. If you enjoy the podcast, be proactive. Take take the link send it in a mass email say hey you might like this text it to your friends you got to check out this fucking podcast with chrissy d and yanni p you know all your friends who are thinking about transitioning whether you're a couple that likes movies have kids. Oh, fuck Spectrum. Fuck Spectrum. Fuck Spectrum. Fuck you. We don't want them as a sponsor.
Starting point is 00:10:26 Didn't they just fucking merge with AT&T, Time Warner? They still fucking suck. Cock suckers. They just merged with some speed. There's a new segment on History Hyenas where it's called Cursing Out Spectrum. Fuck you, Spectrum Cable. All right, here we go. All right, here we go, guys.
Starting point is 00:10:41 Look at him. Look at this fucking dick. Look at this dick. He's got like a soda can of paint. Yeah, I mean, what the fuck, man? Can you rewind it? I mean, so pause it for a sec. Pause it for a sec.
Starting point is 00:10:55 So this is surveillance video. You can go watch it online of the mural at night, right? And this dude rolls up by himself. I mean, how much of a fucking loser are you that you roll up in the middle of the night with a can of paint and just fucking throw it on the mural and walk away? Is this the guy? This isn't the guy. That's the artist.
Starting point is 00:11:12 Yeah, I think this might be the artist. What a fucking dick. Can we see it one more time? I just love his demeanor, just his loser demeanor. I'm trying to see if they show it full screen. Fucking dick. It's a lot of the Kobe versus LeBron controversy. Yeah, see? Kobe. I'm trying to see if they show it to full screen. Fucking dick! Yeah, see? Kobe.
Starting point is 00:11:30 Well, that's what he thinks it is. He doesn't know. He has what he thinks it is. So, I mean, but how... Dude, how... I mean, Kobe's not even playing anymore, man. He's not even in the league. That's a dedicated fan right there. So, I mean, you could call him the king of L.A.
Starting point is 00:11:44 And it doesn't shit on Kobe because now he is the king of LA because he's the best player on the Lakers now. I mean... Do you think that him being there makes a... I saw something. I can't remember who was saying it makes Lonzo Ball look like
Starting point is 00:12:00 less special or maybe makes Lonzo and LeVar scared. I don't know. I think it'll make Lonzo a better player. LeBron makes, wherever he goes, those people, whoever's on the team becomes better. I mean, Tristan Thompson turned into somebody who, you know, Tristan Thompson would have never got.
Starting point is 00:12:18 LeBron, you know, he's no Jordan. I think Jordan just has a competitive fire a little bit more than LeBron, but LeBron's close. And LeBron does make everybody else better. I mean, you look at Tristan Thompson before, like, you know, without LeBron, Tristan Thompson would never be a player who would get that huge contract, who would never be considered a player of value for rebounding and defense. LeBron brings that out of you.
Starting point is 00:12:39 I think even, we're not a sports podcast, but we'll do quick. Even Kyrie Irving. I feel like you notice he's hurt every season except that one or two seasons he played with LeBron. Because he started working out with LeBron. He saw how hard LeBron worked. And that was sort of the same effect Jordan had on other players. Led by example. Made you feel guilty if you weren't working as hard as the best player on the team.
Starting point is 00:13:03 So Lonzo will be better. And fucking LeBron is the king of L.A. right now. I'm more fascinated, to be honest with you, with this dude. I'm more fascinated to a dude who just couldn't handle. Imagine just sitting there and you just see. So he probably saw the news clip somewhere of this guy's mural. And he probably was just sitting there seething. And he was like, you know what?
Starting point is 00:13:25 I gotta take matters into my own hands. And he went out there and he threw paint on it. I mean, what does he think he solved? Do you think he planned that or was it just like he was fucked up and he saw it? You know, nobody walks around with a fucking coffee cup of paint, you know? Yeah, but how he was carrying his paint
Starting point is 00:13:42 was pretty suspect. It was in like one of those soda cups you get from movie theaters yeah that's what you call premeditated right there there's never never in the history of humanity in modern times has there been a guy walking past a mural at three in the morning while carrying uh an open cup of paint yeah and he's still and it just happens he was not caught he wasn't caught no he was not and he's still at large. And it just happens. He was not caught. He wasn't caught. No, he was not caught. And it just happens to go, you know what,
Starting point is 00:14:06 this mural fucking pisses me off. Thank God I got this open cup of paint in my hands so I can express myself. That was definitely premeditated. And it was yellow paint. Was it yellow? Yellow paint.
Starting point is 00:14:19 Yeah, so anyway, so if you don't know the story, the guy defaced the mural and the artist, you know, it's ruined. So he just painted over it and and the artist, you know, it's ruined. So he just painted over it. And so the mural was up and now it's gone.
Starting point is 00:14:30 And I just think it's not, you know, it's a stupid little story. But I just think it just shows you how different people you are. You know, you got LeBron. That's the highest level of human achievement. You know, that's the thing that sort of pushes a species forward. That's what evolution and that's how evolution happens is, you know, what they call, especially amongst humans. What gave us the advantage, homo sapiens sapiens. I love that fact was collective learning, meaning, you know, once we stood up, once we stood up and became bipedal and we had use of our hands, we could create tools and shit, but weian war of fucking top of the food chain apex predator is because of collective learning.
Starting point is 00:15:37 And because of all this tinkering and improving we do, you know, generation to generation, father to son, son to son, son to so on. Oh, sorry, mother to daughter as well. Theirs and thems to those. And all the R trans, true blue transes to their non-gender specified children. You know, progeny. Let's just call it progeny. Let's just call it progeny let's just um call progeny i was on twitter the other day and i saw someone posted some some verified account too so she must have been somebody i don't know she goes uh ladies and gentlemen for a wedding speech?
Starting point is 00:16:32 That's what it was. Oh, her. What was the answer? Her open-ended question. She was asking because I guess she was going to. I'll pull it up right now. She wanted to. She was.
Starting point is 00:16:44 She goes. She's asking, gender inclusive alternatives to ladies and gentlemen for a best man wedding speech. She's looking for suggestions because she doesn't want ladies and gentlemen to be said because it doesn't include everybody. So I gave an answer. I gave her a good alternative And I said Good evening family and friends From Vice, HuffPo, and BuzzFeed That's a good
Starting point is 00:17:14 That nails it right That was good Yeah Yeah Oh by the way This won't air We're late on the Patreon. Yeah, technically.
Starting point is 00:17:27 So we'll get this up as soon as possible. But if somehow you catch a repeat or, I don't know, we're taping this on Friday. Chris's show on Comedy Central, Stupid Questions, airs tonight. And I'm the guest, but you'll probably miss it. We won't get up in time. We're late this week on the episode, but maybe they'll do a rerun, catch it online or whatever. What day is it?
Starting point is 00:17:53 No, the show. What day is the show on? Friday, tonight. Oh, okay. It's going to be out tomorrow. Yeah, but maybe they do reruns. I don't know. Catch it online.
Starting point is 00:18:01 I mean, who's going to fucking watch it on TV anyway? Anyway, stupid questions. Christian actually just texted me to remind so watch for that, I'm the guest, we had a good time, I had a good time on his show and it's on Comedy Central or whatever, I'm sure they rerun it or they put
Starting point is 00:18:16 it online like I said and Chris said he's not available he's filming something till 7 so we will not be hearing from the fucking matriarch out there in Long Island But who needs a matriarch when you got Zach Isis and fucking Trash monkey the hyena
Starting point is 00:18:32 How you doing trash monkey How's your day been You know pretty good That's how I picture trash monkey Because you know he's a trash monkey He's probably from Yonkers I would picture trash monkeys from Yonkers. He's like, yeah, I'm doing good, you know.
Starting point is 00:18:49 I'm all right. You know, I've been clean for four months. You know? Yeah. My mother and father talking to me again. It was a long stretch where I stole everything in the house. You know? Then my father had me arrested.
Starting point is 00:19:03 It was a real tough period up there. But, you know, now I'm'm back I'm back in 14C Up there on Yonkers Boulevard I told I promised my parents That once I got out of rehab I would stay away from Empire Casino You know there's a lot of people
Starting point is 00:19:20 Who got gambling problems in that area Empire Casino is where they hit There's a casino in no area. Empire Casino is where they hit. That's a casino in Yonkers. Empire Casino. Trash monkey to hyena. He's fucking burrow trash. You're fucking trash. Anyone who talks like this is a good fucking chance.
Starting point is 00:19:39 They're fucking trash. Anyway, tell your friends, like I said. We keep growing. Join the patriarchy like I said, we keep growing. Join the patriarchy. I mean, whoa, sorry. Excuse me. Jesus, I must have had a man. See, I was infected by the patriarchy for one second.
Starting point is 00:19:58 See how the patriarchy can get in your head? I meant the matriarchy. Jesus Christ. You didn't read your HuffPost this morning. I didn't read my huff post Maybe there's something to it though Cause check this out Besides the hyenas
Starting point is 00:20:12 Now hyenas Are matriarchy as we know As you guys know We talk about it all the time Females run the show They're the most ferocious They're the top ranking members of the clan It's a matriarchal society.
Starting point is 00:20:28 But they're fucking brutal and vicious and violent. But our closest relatives, we're apes. We are actually apes. There's a bunch of apes. We're apes. Our closest relatives that most people think we evolved from which is incorrect um we evolved from a common ancestor that us and chimpanzees and bonobo chimps shared in common so we didn't evolve from chimps we evolved from an ancestor that we shared in common and they went
Starting point is 00:21:05 that way we went that way so but our closest relatives our first cousins if you will in a lot of ways i think we said on the last episode we share 99 of the same dna as fucking chimps and bonobos um who split from each other they They're different a little bit. Bonobos are a matriarchal society, and they're fucking peaceful. They're actually one of the most fascinating species on the planet, and that they're so close to us is interesting, because it makes me think,
Starting point is 00:21:46 maybe these woke kids are on to something, dude. they're said to be the most peaceful primates do you know how they settle their conflicts they fuck that's right they like to suck each other's dicks is there a lot of homosexual activity in the monobos i believe there is right i think they suck yeah let's find out about these fucking i say fuck a lot in this podcast, don't I? I curse a lot. That's a sign of intelligence, though. I read that article, too. The more intelligent, the more people curse.
Starting point is 00:22:14 The more intelligent you are. They are usually a fully bisexual species. Yeah. Yes. Yeah. So there you have it. So they don't have any hang-ups. Nope.
Starting point is 00:22:31 Ew. It's particularly in between juveniles and adults. Really? They're pedophiles? I mean, I don't know if they see it that way, but technically, yeah. Yeah. And you know what I learned about hyenas? If you could look this up to double check.
Starting point is 00:22:47 Actually, let me give credit where credit's due. And let me mention, definitely join our Instagram, Bay Ridge Boys History Hyenas page. We got a lot of fun stuff going on there. And now the new thing we got going on is you know we do our history hyenas fact of the day and somebody i invited people to post their own so like if you have a history hyena fact of the day hashtag it hhfod tag us in it and fucking teach us uh something a history hyena fact of the day and somebody got me i mean i tagged us i'm sorry tagged us and this was the fact was this this is fucking wild check this out um it's about hyenas and that
Starting point is 00:23:38 their highest ranking females choose to fuck the young cubs. So they're pedophiles too. Is that true? Can we look that up? How fucking wild. Somebody else tagged themselves in a cutie with smoothies. Also, drink a smoothie and tag yourself cuties with smoothies
Starting point is 00:24:02 and tag history hyenas. Tag Bay Ridge boys and we'll check you out and you'll be in consideration for our to be reposted as a cutie with a smoothie yes so i can't find it yeah i found an article that says males are pretty much sexually dominated within the clan, even young cubs. So that's kind of confirming. Yeah, I'm trying to find. I think he tagged it or she tagged it. Let me find it.
Starting point is 00:24:37 Because they tagged it HHFOD, History Hyena Fact of the Day. H-H-F-O-D, history hyena fact of the day. So... Female spotted hyenas call all the shots when it comes to who will sire their cubs, and they rarely mate with adult natal males. There it is. Who are reproductively mature, but have not yet dispersed. Wow. There it is.
Starting point is 00:25:00 So they will choose... They're cougars! Exactly. They're cougars. They're cougars. Yo, the highest ranking hyena matriarchs are freaking cougars. Basically, they're like math teachers who are fucking their students. Kind of. How do the male hyenas feel about that?
Starting point is 00:25:22 They're like, damn, come here, son. She's on the prowl again. Yeah. I mean, they must, you know, once you get to a certain age, you know, your son is probably going to be banging that chick you were married to. That's wild. Hyenas are basically predator teachers. See, this stuff is in us from nature, man.
Starting point is 00:25:43 This stuff is in us. I tell you what I'm glad I don't have that fucking thing I'm glad I don't have that pedophile thing You know I guess people You just have it I don't think you catch that right I think your brain is just wired to be fucking
Starting point is 00:25:57 A pedophile Born like that I think so I mean that's brutal I mean of course the action and doing it is disgusting but on some level i kind of feel bad for the people who would want to do something like that you're like fuck that's fucked up you know that's a tough one to have there's so many ways this could go off the rails when you're born as soon as you're born there's some it's like a minefield of fucking it's whatever the simulators want it's like yeah it's like the game is set up
Starting point is 00:26:30 where i mean you really need to tightrope walk to get through this i mean not only physically survive emotionally survive you know what i mean i mean imagine you're I mean, come on. Imagine you've realized one day you like fucking kids. You're like, Jesus Christ, that's what I'm into. A crime that people want to that even murderers would want to kill me for. There's no way they'd want to do that. There's no way you'd like, you know, it's just you just realize one day like, fuck, I want to fuck kids. There's a great joke about that, about if Twinkies were illegal, even though someone loved Twinkies,
Starting point is 00:27:09 they still wouldn't eat the Twinkie because it was illegal. So kids must be awesome if pedophiles are really willing to go to that level. Yeah, who did that? I remember that joke. It was Louis. Was it Louis C.K.? Yeah, it's a fucking great joke. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:27:25 Yeah, that just lets you know that they really need to do it. They want to do it bad because not only is it illegal, but you know if you get caught and you go to prison that other prisoners are going to kill you, beat the shit out of you. I mean, you know, pedophilesiles just they're so vile to society they're even rejected by the people who are the most violent in society when you know when you're scum to people somebody who just murdered his entire family some wipeout killer then that's
Starting point is 00:27:59 as low as you can go but it's fucking wild dude I often wonder you know what happens is you're born when you're born in western civilization it's like these it's like this oxymoronic
Starting point is 00:28:15 combination of information that you're getting you know you go to school and you stand up and you gotta say the lord's prayer
Starting point is 00:28:24 or whatever and read whatever and then you go to science class, and they're like, hey, so this is what's going on. The planet is, as far as we know, 40, what is it, 20 fucking million years. What is it again? 20 million? I'm sorry, 4.6 billion.
Starting point is 00:28:46 What the fuck am I talking about? So the planet is 4.6 billion years old. Started with a Big Bang. Life eats life. Humans evolved, as did many other humanoid. They were human-like creatures, and they fucking killed each other, and they evolved from a commoner. And then you go to church, and it's like,
Starting point is 00:29:12 Jesus Christ is the Savior, and the world was created on the sixth day, and on the seventh day, God took a nap. Shh, be quiet. And you're like, what the fuck, man? So it's like these two oxymoronic. I mean, there's no other way to, you know, diametrically opposed, you know, indoctrinations are happening. Well, one of them is obviously an indoctrination. One of them is obviously based on the scientific method is the truth but it's like you know when you're a kid
Starting point is 00:29:49 you're being indoctrinated by both you know you're getting these two completely different sets of explanations for what life is and what this planet is and somehow some people rectify that on their own and other people are just like you know go one way and they just refute the other way they refute this side or some people believe that and refute the other side so it's always very confusing obviously they can't both exist that's the problem you know it's like they can't both you. That's the problem. You know? It's like they can't both. You know what's funny is now,
Starting point is 00:30:29 it's like the Pope, the new Pope, I love when people are like, you know, this Pope is really fucking cool. And you're like, what'd he do? He's like, he said women can like work. And you're like, so that's what makes. That is pretty cool. The Pope is just a normal, says a normal thing that's not crazy. And we is just a normal says a normal thing.
Starting point is 00:30:45 That's not crazy. And we're like, this pope is fucking amazing. His pope is a superstar. He apologized for killing Galileo. I mean, that's all you got to do to be considered a great pope is to be like, you know what? Maybe we shouldn't burn gay people on sticks. And people are like, this pope is fucking like Jesus. Have one of them done that?
Starting point is 00:31:13 Forgiving Galileo? Yeah. This last dude. The dude. Yeah. They just forgave Galileo? Yeah. They just apologized.
Starting point is 00:31:20 Yeah. They just formally apologized. Well, they needed to really think it through. It was a formal. Yeah yeah they needed to think it through for a couple hundred years but you know what we were probably that was probably our fault on that one I think you got it right on this one yeah you know we're gonna
Starting point is 00:31:34 go ahead and apologize at the time you gotta understand he was kind of threatening our business you know we sell hope here and a certain dogma and you know that the world revolves around fucking us. And he was fucking up our money. And that's what I do.
Starting point is 00:31:54 Whenever you fuck with someone's money, bad things happen. People can disagree all they want. But as soon as you start fucking with someone's money, that's what makes me nervous about this tariff war with china is like yeah we have our disagreements with blah blah blah blah once you start fucking with their money that way because they're dependent on us we're dependent on them but they're really dependent on us more and uh once you start fucking with their money it starts to get nervous i'm like oh boy people get desperate when you fuck with their money so that's the time that's the shit that's got me most nervous about fucking donald trump and what he's doing is that tariff war with china because that could have some
Starting point is 00:32:36 real consequence the way i see it because china is an actual power to be reckoned with on the come up and trying to prove himself wants to expand and now you fucking with a money could get crazy that's just the common sense stuff but anyway back to the original point of what this episode is about without chrissy fucking cackles is um that there was a time man there was a time on this planet where there was at least three different hominids. They overlapped. Like a couple thousand years, they overlapped. And we touched upon it last week. But the first bipedal hominid to march out of Africa
Starting point is 00:33:21 was actually not Homo sapiens. It was Homo erectus. These names are so hard to remember. It's like Homo erectus, Homo australopithecus. Can't they make these names easier? You ever think about that with like chemistry, like chemicals,
Starting point is 00:33:39 and like fucking, and medicines, you know, like the generic names for the medicine. It's like Pharmabupatopatopal. Pharmabupatopal. And then you're like, the commercial name is always easy to remember because that's the one they want you to buy. It's a company, Celexa.
Starting point is 00:33:56 But the actual fucking pharmaceutical name, like the name of what it's called, it's always crazy. it's called is almost it's always crazy all these scientific terms when you point to a scar star they're like that's galacticus piscus i think they're just trying to sound like smarter i mean what the man why can't you just call it pete i think that's pete with gps when it says go west i mean like can't you tell me like go left or right exactly north yeah there's a compass on them to pull out to see where they're going. Exactly. Who's like, I don't even know where North way. Don't tell me go Northwest. Just be like, yo, point it and go this way. Instead of calling that star Galacticus Padacticus X5-64,
Starting point is 00:34:36 why don't you just call it Pete? Be like, that's Pete over there. That's Stevie Ray. I literally just read the explanation to this too of why these names are so complicated. I can't remember though. There's a reason why they're all so complicated though. Well, that information is of no use to us then.
Starting point is 00:34:53 You got me so curious. That's one of the biggest letdowns I'll have all week because for a second you were like, I just read and I was like, fuck, I want to know the reason because it just hit me that all these scientific terms are always so hard to pronounce. They use these long words constantly. Instead of just calling it something quick and easy and catchy, it would be so much easier to educate everybody if the names were easy to remember.
Starting point is 00:35:21 I got something specifically for species, which is what we're talking about. Okie dokie. Scientists avoid using common names because they are not often specific to a particular species. Still another problem arises when a species is so obscure that it has no common name. Thus, to avoid any confusion in scientific research, biologists use scientific names in identifying species. But why do those scientific names have to be like 15 syllables? Why can't it just be like Hector? No one's buying into that.
Starting point is 00:35:54 Well, that's what they say because it gets confusing, right? So they got to think of shit that nothing else on the planet has ever been called. That's what it is. Well, can't they just use sounds then of like a like old sounds like you know i don't know yeah i guess yeah whale calls yeah that would make it even harder well that answered my question that makes a lot of sense so they got to think of completely unique things that have never been um used before but that no i, if there's some dead shit, if there's some simple Latin word that's not used anymore,
Starting point is 00:36:29 you could call something mater, which is mother in Latin. Nobody calls their mother mater anymore. They always use the extended version of the word. When they're naming something? Yeah, like when they take it from like old Latin or something, they always use the extended version. Yeah, they need to do what Chrissy does. TBG.
Starting point is 00:36:49 Troll blog guy. It's TBG, TBS. That's how to solve the problem. Just have Chris come in. Just name all scientific species. Remember them tomorrow. Quick acronyms. Quick acronyms.
Starting point is 00:37:01 That's the word. Acronym. Yeah. It's tough to remember. So, yeah, man. The Homo erectus was the first bipedal hominid. I love that word. To march out.
Starting point is 00:37:14 They marched out all the way to Asia. We're doing a lot of hunting and gathering. First bipedal hominid to hunt big game. Before that, we was just eating vegetation and stuff. And, you know, they were living out there around India and Asia. And then, boom, there was a volcanic explosion. Now, you know, it's interesting when you... They obviously put this all together.
Starting point is 00:37:47 It's imperfect. They learn more and more as they go along because they're scientists, they're archaeologists. They do the carbon dating, which allows them to know how long ago this was. And they have all these scientific methods that get to the truth. A lot of it is conclusive truth. Some of it they piece together through evidence
Starting point is 00:38:05 it could be could not be you know because i always i always get curious about that it's like it's a theory at the end of the day i mean you know they they they excavate all these different you know human-like homo sapien sapien-like skeletons, and they see the minor differences. But who's to say? Those aren't just two different dudes of the same species, right? Like if you found the bones of Shaquille O'Neal and Danny DeVito, you might think two different species, but they're not.
Starting point is 00:38:46 They're both Homo sapiens sapiens. So can you pull it up just to remind me why it's Homo sapiens sapiens? Because I actually just learned that. That was like the last fucking thing I learned. Like Homo sapiens sapiens. See, that's an example. They couldn't think of another name. They couldn't think of another name.
Starting point is 00:39:03 They just repeated Homo sapiens sapiens. What's the difference another name? They just repeated Homo sapiens sapiens? What's the difference between Homo sapiens and Homo sapiens sapiens? Homo sapiens is the name of our species which contains the subspecies. Homo sapiens. Homo sapiens sapiens are us, are anatomically modern humans. But Homo sapiens Neanderthalus... So Homo sapiens are all the human hominids, right? Just Homo sapiens are all the subspecies.
Starting point is 00:39:37 I think it was like another hominid. It was another hominid. Yeah, that's what it is. Maybe you were like a better them. That's why they're Homo sapiens. That's what I said originally. Right. So we evolved from them.
Starting point is 00:39:46 We became, we went from Homo sapiens to now Homo sapien sapiens, which now they found out also involves like three or 4% if you're European fucking Neanderthal DNA. And also there may be a couple of those other hominids in some people, too, which is wild. They actually bring up what you just said in here about identifying them, that scientists don't know if it's Homo sapien or Homo sapien sapien, that they argue that. Yeah. So it says here, yeah, the Homo sapien sapien. And that talks to what we're- I never thought of that.
Starting point is 00:40:22 I didn't know that. Yeah. I didn't know that. And how come they just didn't come up with another name? Were they just sitting there going, let's just say sapien twice? That's why a lot of people don't know it because it's fucking confusing.
Starting point is 00:40:34 Nobody's going to go homo sapien sapien because it sounds like you're just saying something wrong. It sounds like you're doing a redundancy because that's the stupidest thing to have homo sapiens and then homo sapiens sapiens that's fucking stupid but anyway here's the answer can we scroll down again read what this fucking guy says shout out to quora the best a homo sapiens sapiens subspecies was first seen around a hundred thousand years ago. So that's us. Yeah. And hair-toe man around 160,000 years ago.
Starting point is 00:41:07 So that's another fucking homo sapien. No, that's another type of homo sapien. See, I'm confused, dude. No, yeah, a hair-toe man is another homo sapien. Homo sapiens ill datu. So, okay. So we were just homo sapiens So Okay So we were just homo sapiens Oh I think they're all called homo sapiens
Starting point is 00:41:31 And then the word that comes after it Yeah So that makes a little more sense It does and it doesn't though Because we also were homo sapiens So there was also another subspecies Called homo sapiens That we evolved from that became homo sapiens, that made us Homo sapiens
Starting point is 00:41:46 sapiens, I believe. Unless, no, we're just specific. We were, were we Homo sapiens sapiens back then? That's my question. I think they're all Homo sapiens and the Homo sapiens sapiens is just the type of humanoid we were. Is that true though? That's what we gotta find out.
Starting point is 00:42:03 That's what we gotta fucking figure out. This is the last thing I fucking learned and I was still a little confused about it. I don't think so. I think the Homo sapiens sapiens only refers to modern Homo sapiens. And our ancestor, the ancestor we evolved from was Homo sapiens. Is that correct? Zach's going to look that up. But anyway, this dude says Neanderthals diverged about 500,000 years ago.
Starting point is 00:42:36 So they're mostly no longer categorized as Homo sapien Neanderthal. Here's my fucking point again. Neanderthalensis. Neanderthal. Here's my fucking point again. Neander, Neanderthalensis. Neanderthalensis. Why make it harder? Neanderthal's easier than the official name, Homo sapiens, Neanderthalensis. I can't even fucking pronounce it.
Starting point is 00:43:00 That's the official name. They make it so hard to pronounce. I think part of the reason they do that is because they want to stay remain smart and so they can like feel cool about themselves and the rest of us stupid people can't pronounce shit essentially the difference between the species and the subspecies is they do look like us so as with all things the boundary is vague and fuzzy and open to argument all right this guy's no good You can bet that someone finding a homo sapien fossil from one of them will argue that it is either homo sapien sapiens or a new species because they're way more prestigious than just finding you.
Starting point is 00:43:34 This guy's no fucking good. I don't like, who's this guy who wrote this shit? Scroll up, scroll up. Is he a fucking, yeah. He doesn't even, he's not a doc. Get rid of this fucker. He's not a scientist, this cocksucker. When you go go on quarry you got to see who wrote those shits he was an expert that guy was a fucking idiot he confused us more he confuses
Starting point is 00:43:53 more that guy there's also I've been I'm getting one saying that there's another uh there's like conflicting views on whether Neanderthals were different species or the same thing maybe they found their bones and just didn't know. One was Shaq, one was Danny, and they just... Exactly. And they just put them separately. Maybe it was that Neanderthals were Homo sapiens. They just fucking were a little more jacked.
Starting point is 00:44:14 Maybe they figured out gems first. Maybe they had gems. Maybe they were the first dudes to have gems, and they used to work out and got jacked, and that's why they were a little bigger, a little stockier. But the dominant thinking, obviously, and that's why they were a little bigger a little stockier um but the dominant thinking obviously and it's probably true is that the neanderthals were out in europe first right they marched out from africa first and they changed a lot to adapt to the cold weather they they were the first um to um create, obviously probably by looking at the animals, imitating the animals, seeing that the animals were able to survive the cold climates up there in northern Europe.
Starting point is 00:44:54 And in the winter in middle Europe and in southern Europe to some extent because of their fur. So what they did is they killed some animals and fucking put those fur coats created fur coats. They became pimps. You know what I'm saying? Pimps really the ancestor of pimps is the original dudes wearing fur coats because it was fucking cold outside.
Starting point is 00:45:19 And so the Neanderthals were up there for a long time too. I think the Neanderthals were in there for a long time, too. I think the Neanderthals were in Europe for a couple hundred thousand years until Homo sapiens arrived on the scene, marched up there, and then there was an overlap of a couple thousand years where Neanderthals and Homo sapiens
Starting point is 00:45:44 and Ostroa, whatever the fuck. And those little pygmy ones. They were around in different places. And then the fossils. Nobody knows the true story. But what they do know is the fossils with the carbon dating. It seems that all those other skeletons just kind of disappeared. And aren't around after that over that little
Starting point is 00:46:06 overlapping of a little period and as we know now of course neanderthals um interbred with homo sapiens a little bit and they were extinct and like we said last uh their last episode there's a couple theories why they think some people think it's germs some people think climate change um and we were better adapted to that some people think we are social um instincts were a little more complex that helped us uh fight with them or hunt better and then of course there's this one dude can't remember his name but he's got a lot of people believe in it too i believe it um the cooperation with dogs the first hunter-gatherer homo sapiens to domesticate dogs really gave the advantage to homo sapiens um obviously there was
Starting point is 00:47:00 fucking killing because that's what happens we We know that. Anytime one, even post these different hominids, when a more advanced, you know, people comes in contact with a less advanced people or a people, you know, and it's through no fault of their own, really, that those people are less advanced. They just kind of flourished in an area that wasn't conducive for them to get in boats. They were surrounded by mountains or something, and they just became a very homogeneous fucking tribe. Because cultures evolve from interacting with other cultures and that's why um there's this huge theory that europeans thrive so much is because europe in the middle there it's longitude it goes this way it's not up or down so the climate doesn't change that much so there's no mountains blocking it off so people could kind of interact with one another and that's how new ideas flourish you know you go fucking marco polo boom he brought the spaghetti from over here boom mixed it with the tomato you know ideas flourish from coming in when cultures and tribes come in contact with one another and that's how it's always been um since the beginning of time
Starting point is 00:48:14 so whenever those whenever a more advanced tribe um came in contact with the lesser tribe fucking murder i mean murder is going to happen. It is what it is. And you look into the animal kingdom, and that's what happens. Everything is very territorial. Murder, enslavement, it's going to happen. There's probably a lot of murder with germs. Just the same shit with the Indians.
Starting point is 00:48:45 It's probably the same story, just a little more complicated because they were related, but they were different species. So it's unlike the Europeans encountering Native Americans because it's the same species, but probably similar story. Whereas one of them had an immunity to certain genes and fucking wiped out the Neanderthals. And the Neanderthals weren't as stupid as they were portrayed to be initially. They actually had bigger brains than fucking Homo sapiens, supposedly. And they were stronger. But they didn't have a grasp of language like we did, if I remember correctly.
Starting point is 00:49:19 And maybe they just weren't as fucking slick, you know? One of the things I heard is they had a real lack of creativity. That goes a long way, creativity. Yeah, like we came up with a podcast History Hyenas. That's fucking original because we're homo sapiens sapiens. You know where I am at least.
Starting point is 00:49:38 I mean, Chrissy has that protruding forehead. He's not here to defend himself. God bless him, so I'll give him a chance to defend himself next episode, but he's really got to prove that he's not here to defend himself God bless him So I'll give him a chance To defend himself Next episode But He's really gotta prove That he's not a psychopath And that he's not a Neanderthal
Starting point is 00:49:49 Cause he has a protruding forehead And that probably comes From the Neanderthal period I'm 100% homo sapien We did the test We did? Yeah Do you remember the like
Starting point is 00:49:59 20 questions or something? Yeah he wasn't a psychopath I was a little more than him Yeah Fucking bad We didn't do it with you though No We just assumed Yeah We just assumed you are We just Yeah, he wasn't a psychopath. I was a little more than him. Yeah. Fucking bad. We didn't do it with you, though. No.
Starting point is 00:50:06 We just assumed. Yeah. You know the answers to that already. We just assumed you are. We didn't even have to do the fucking test. So anyway, there was... It's very interesting to me, and it should be interesting to everybody, that we're no different from cats or turtles or any of these animals that you see on the planet that evolve differently based on their environment in different places.
Starting point is 00:50:27 You look at cats. You go to a different area in the world. There was some common ancestor that that cat had with like a fucking tiger or a lion. And it just went to a different environment. And through natural selection and evolution, that cat changed to thrive and survive in that particular environment. And we're no different. We are no different. When you look at, even within our own species, we're constantly changing.
Starting point is 00:50:57 That's why I'm curious, like, what are humans going to look like in a thousand years? Are we just going to be like these tiny little fucking things with big eyeballs and hunchbacks you know these huge eyes that are just adapted to stare at screens probably i mean if it keeps a couple thousands of years we're gonna you know nature keeps changing it's it we've gotten ahead of genes like we change so fast with our like you said our creativity and our inventions that we're ahead of the genes of the genetic codes and shit we're ahead of natural selection but that doesn't mean that evolution stops so i'm curious to know what's gonna happen we won't be around to see it but maybe we'll end up looking like hyenas. You know? Little furry things, but except we'll have hands.
Starting point is 00:51:46 We won't need coats anymore. Who the fuck knows? Maybe we'll be able to have such control over our brains, we can evolve into whatever we want that day. Like, yo, today, I want to look like this dude. And you just use your brain to make yourself look like Johnny Depp, and boom. You look like Johnny Depp, and you're like, I want to be a hyena today. And your brain is so strong, you know, that you just boom. Who knows, man? Who's to say
Starting point is 00:52:10 that that's not possible? I mean, what dictates evolution anyway? What makes the strong survive? Maybe it's willpower. Maybe it's strictly the energy from will. And where does that come from? Who the fuck knows? Probably at that point, maybe Jesus. Maybe there's no other explanation. Maybe there is a God. I don't fucking know. But if there is one, he's an asshole. Because this is a fucking wild world.
Starting point is 00:52:34 It's fucking wild. And different human species killed each other because they were on the planet at the same time. And it's just wild to think that we're no different. And why would we be the only reason we would think that that wouldn't be the same is if we were indoctrinated with some sort of religion to believe like you know god is we're created in god's image or whatever religion is that's the only reason why it wouldn't 100 make sense to you that we're no different from fucking cats. You look at the cats in the mountains, lynxes, cougars.
Starting point is 00:53:16 They're different subspecies of cats that evolved differently based on the environment to survive in that environment. Because they walked out from wherever they were and they changed. You know? You can't tell me there's, you obviously don't see that the fucking tiger and the lion share an ancestor. It's two fucking cats. You know what I mean? You ever looked at a dog and a wolf? Obviously, they're fucking related.
Starting point is 00:53:37 You ever looked at a house kitten and a fucking, and a tiger? Yeah. It's a mini fucking tiger. You know? Things change based on the environment. And those species thrive um based on whatever that environment new environment is and uh the ones who simply wait like you know if being smaller if there's a food shortage and some turtle some turtles are in some new area and there's not as much of the food as there was before because there's a climate change or whatever and the smaller turtles fucking eat less.
Starting point is 00:54:08 So they survive. Guess what? That turtle is going to change and eventually become a smaller fucking turtle. And that's what it is. Because the smaller turtles will survive and they'll pass on those genes and they'll have those smaller stomachs and be smaller and they won't need to eat as much. So they will fucking thrive and the bigger ones that need more calories
Starting point is 00:54:28 where those calories aren't available they will fucking die and extinctions happen all the time what do you think about them bringing the extinct animals back yeah let's bring them back yeah I want to bring back Neanderthals too fucking let's do it
Starting point is 00:54:43 let's get wild yeah let's do it. Let's get wild. See if we can still hold the top spot. Yeah, let's get fucking wild. And I'm talking also for entertainment purposes. How great a show would that be? Right? Survivor mixes like, do a Hunger Games type Survivor thing, and you
Starting point is 00:54:58 bring back all the different hominids. You take their DNA, you bring back Australopithecus, you bring back Homo erectuscus you bring back homo erectus you bring back neanderthals you bring back the original homo sapiens you bring back those little pygmy fucking things all of them you bring back all because there was a bunch there was a couple of hominids that were on the planet at the same time and then there was also a couple of fucking transitional species in between our ancestor,
Starting point is 00:55:26 our fucking ape ancestor, and us, bring them all back. All of them. And then bring back the dinosaurs too. Yo, it's an all-out war of all the species that have ever been on the planet. Last one standing wins.
Starting point is 00:55:38 Yeah. Royal rumble of evolution. That's what we'll fucking call it. And whoever, we'll see who wins. I would love to see that, dude. Yeah, I'm gonna say the dinosaurs take that one. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:55:48 And just pillage over. But like you said, dinosaurs aren't creative. They were here for a long fucking time. If you look at like how long humans were here compared to like,
Starting point is 00:55:56 they ruled Earth for a fucking while. You're making a great point. Yeah, they held it down for a while. Millions of years now. How long were the dinosaurs here? Can we look that up real quick?
Starting point is 00:56:04 Yeah. I mean, that's, we always overlook the fact They held it down for a while. Millions of years, no? How long were the dinosaurs here? Can we look that up real quick? Yeah. I mean, we always overlook the fact that we have really only been successful for thousands of years. Barely. And we've only really been crushing it for a couple hundred. I mean. The dinosaurs had shit for 66 million years. I mean. Yo, how crazy is that? That's a good rate of time right there.
Starting point is 00:56:28 Yo, so the Earth is, like I said, estimated to be 4.6 billion years old. You know how fucking old this Earth is where there was none of this shit going on? Yo, podcasts have only been here for like four years. This whole. You put it in the scope of podcast that's compared to humans 200 000 200 000 and we've and we weren't thriving for 200 years dinosaurs were fucking thriving they were running around eating shit wow so dinosaurs were here for
Starting point is 00:56:59 what'd you say 44 66 66 1 million years is a long time we've been here for 200 we've been here for 200,000 between 200 and 400,000 years is how long and like you said
Starting point is 00:57:13 we've only been killing it for like a few hundred I mean only a few hundred we've been killing it before that you know we were burning fucking people at the stake
Starting point is 00:57:20 I mean really we've really only been killing it since the 90s I mean the 70s were pretty really only been killing it since the 90s. I mean, the 70s were pretty whack. The 60s seemed pretty cool. I mean, we've really only been killing it since what? I think since Mace and P. Diddy's collaboration.
Starting point is 00:57:39 When did life after death drop? I think after that. It would probably be from there. I think from a post-Biggie world, things got really... Because before then, it was gangster shit and then and then it became p diddy and mace you know and that's where things got really partyish yeah so it's only really been we've only really been killing it for like 15 years 20 years as humans i mean i'm placing my bets on the dinosaurs i really am that's a good bet that's a good bet i would put my those things, it was bigger than elephants, could run like, it could run, those things could run fast, right? They were big.
Starting point is 00:58:10 And they were here for 66 fucking million years. If there was never an asteroid that came and created an ice age and killed them all off, we would never be here. That's fucking wild. We would never get the chance. We would never even get the chance to evolve they they ran shit and they would continue to run shit but but yo how fun could that have been for like they didn't they didn't have like they didn't have dinosaur tvs to be entertained you know oh they lived it though i guess i guess it was exciting to hunt and kill shit
Starting point is 00:58:42 yeah but to be a herbivore dinosaur that's pretty boring you know like one of those you know because there was a couple of those dinosaurs that were so big that the the t-rexes didn't really with it but they didn't really kill anything except they ate uh grass it's like what's your life you're just a big cow you're basically a dinosaur cow that just sits there and grazes what a boring life at least the t-rex was fucking murdering you know it's like everyone wants to watch shark week nobody wants to watch fucking whatever dinosaur just ate grass this guy right look at this fucking guy yeah so this is a brachiosaurus and supposedly this dude look how huge he is and he just ate fucking grass what
Starting point is 00:59:25 a boring life thank god a fucking asteroid came and knocked him out we got tv we got tv cuz we're fucking watching dude i was watching nadal verse verse um yo jovak novavik volkovich nokovich you know novak chokovich i'm i'm a tired kid um i was watching you know we we created tennis we do a lot of interesting dinosaurs were just 60 for 66 million years they would he would this dude was just eating grass and i'm only bringing it up because there's a lot of species that eat grass now but at least there's other interesting shit going on like we got tv going we're creating planes these were the apex these were us they were basically equivalent to us and you know so if you were a t-rex and you had some great kill it was probably a thrill for you but there was nobody there to watch it and enjoy it it wasn't like they had you know dinosaur stadiums where you could kill
Starting point is 01:00:24 you could see the the best T-Rex to kill. They did it just for theβ€”see, that's why they would win. They just kill because they want to. They must. They're focused. They don't got shit else to do. They're not performing. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:00:34 It's a real kill. But let's bring them all back. Let's bring them all fucking back. Can you just do me one favor before we go to our animal videos? Because we're already atβ€”damn we're ready in an hour. What were the names of all those? I know it's Ostroephylicus is the one I have. Homo, all the hominids that were on the planet at the same time.
Starting point is 01:00:55 It's so hard for me. I try to remember the names. And that's, okay, so there was Neanderthals, Paranthropobuses, and here's the other one, Astrophyrenesis. This is my point from before, dude. Can't you just call these dudes Jerry? Call the Toms, Dicks, Jerrys, you know, whatever. Something easy. Something fucking easy.
Starting point is 01:01:25 Cuzzy 1, Cuzzy 2, Cuzzy 3, Cuzzy 4, Cuzzy 5. Yeah, if they were going to do the sapien sapien thing, they could have done like homo 1, homo 2, homo 3. Exactly, yeah. Neanderthal's the easiest one to say here, and that's not even that easy a word. So there's homo habilis, homo erectus, homo heidelbergenus.
Starting point is 01:01:47 He's named after someone. Homo erectus, Australopithecus, Arifara. Yo, if there's anyone that can pronounce these accurately, I'll give you $100. Can you pronounce that last one? Sahelanthropos? Sahelanthropos. Sahelanthropos. Sahelanthropos. Hobo Habilis.
Starting point is 01:02:10 That one's easy. Homo Habilis. That's the guy who wrote Breaking Bad. Yeah. Homo Heidelberg Guinness. Heidelberg Guinness. There's two Australopithecus. Australopithecus robustus. Australopithecus afarensis.
Starting point is 01:02:29 So these are all the different types of hominids that were on the planet at the same time. Is that correct? Or all the ones that just were the transition? I think these are just all the ones that existed. Yeah, these are all the ones that existed between the transition from fucking straight-up ancestor monkey, not monkey, ape, to us now. So here they are.
Starting point is 01:02:55 And that's fucking wild. And most people don't, you know, I mean, people go to church, you don't even think about it. This is fact. They pulled the skulls out of the ground and they have the tools to see that this is a different species and it's unlike anything that's on the planet now and it's extinct just like the hundreds and billions of other animals that have gone extinct that's what happens climate changes whatever one species kills off another one
Starting point is 01:03:21 Climate changes, whatever. One species kills off another one. They go extinct. And these guys are gone. And we're flourishing. We do podcasts. We sing R&B. We make smoothies.
Starting point is 01:03:35 We are crushing it. We got a mascot who's a stuffed animal. We're a species who could create a stuffed animal and take something as awful and vicious as a hyena and turn it into something that would sleep next to a human baby. That's a stuffed animal. So that's fucking wild. Anyway, cops are coming because Zach's plan just was enacted.
Starting point is 01:03:59 And we got some amazing animal videos of the week for you because we are fucking wild. And we got some amazing animal videos of the week for you. Because we are fucking wild. This one's one of my personal faves. I really wish Chrissy was here for this one. But he'll see it later. Because I really believe he wouldn't be able to sit this. Because he's not a psychopath.
Starting point is 01:04:20 He would not be able to sit. What is going on downstairs? I'll tell you later. All right. So this one is called, you can look it up on youtube it's called rare behavior baboon snatch it's a baby impala this is fucking hard to watch check it out here we go so baboons usually don't eat meat, but when they do, they go all out. Oh, God. So this is a baby impala that's been snatched by a baboon, and the baboon has taken the baby impala up to higher ground on a rock.
Starting point is 01:04:59 And the mother impala, who just had the baby snatched, keeps trying to get at that baboon to save the baby, but it's out of reach up that rock, and now the baboon is eating the baby alive while the mother watches. It's fucking brutal. You ended it with just that psychotic chuckle. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:05:20 I mean, look, he's pulling out the guts like it's spaghetti, and the mother's just watching. Brutal. Brutal. And that's a short version because I watched a longer version of it. Now, here's another one. So in the same vein of babies dying, because it's a really recurring theme in nature
Starting point is 01:05:39 where most of the babies die. There's only a few that live. Everyone talks about woodpeckers, how friendly they are. We got a cartoon, Woody Woodpecker. Now, woodpeckers like baboons usually don't do this. But when they do, when they do get a little taste of meat, they will go after smaller birds, babies. will go after smaller birds babies and here is a woodpecker after a dove mother has left the nest to go find her baby's food she left the dove babies alone in the nest and along comes friendly
Starting point is 01:06:14 woody woodpecker to peck the brains out of the dove babies while they're still alive here we go in action oh god here comes a whip oh god while they're still alive. Here we go. In action. Oh, God. Here comes a woodpecker. Oh, God. There's a woodpecker. He just goes like Hannibal Lecter.
Starting point is 01:06:37 I mean, while they're alive, they're not even that small, these dove babies. And he is just drilling a hole in their brain and eating their brains through their skull he has drilled a hole in the skull of this baby dove and is pulling the brains out bit by bit and eating it while this poor dove baby remains alive i mean this is brutal. Look at it. Is it alive or is it twitching? No, it's alive. It's poking its brain.
Starting point is 01:07:09 So the brain, parts of it are, you know, it's going to die slow. It's fucking brutal. I mean, is this not some Hannibal Lecter shit? Oh, God. Just imagine having your head eaten you're just enjoying a nice sunday in your nest and the long comes along it's kind of respectable that he eats brains and size of yeah oh yeah does that look alive to you look at him looking around he's it's it's tough to
Starting point is 01:07:41 watch yeah then his brain he falls look at how cold the woodpecker is. He's like, oh. He looked at him and goes, oh. And he just goes on to the next one. And then he goes on to the next one. And he's, I mean, this is, it's hard to watch, man. Nature is hard to watch. Especially when you're human,
Starting point is 01:07:57 because fucking, you anthropomorphize these things. You feel bad for it, but it's just a bird. You know? I mean, but that's just a bird. You know? I mean, but that's got to be a horrible experience. To get your brains eating that? Yeah. And this one's got no... Oh, God, look at how hard he's doing it.
Starting point is 01:08:15 Ugh. He's breaking the fucking skull with his... With that strong woody woodpecker beak. And he's just eating his brains. I think I heard him laugh, too. Yeah. I mean God I think on YouTube this is called zombie woodpecker yeah he really does look like he's sucking it out he is sucking it out yeah look at how alive that thing still is too looking up at it it doesn't know is that mommy does has no idea and like now it's just like we
Starting point is 01:08:45 have and it's got oh god oh god is it trying to fight back or just doesn't know what to do yeah i think it's just it's just out of it yeah its brain is no longer there oh my god oh god so this is real as chris likes to say, this is reality, folks. This is nature. Oh, what's this? Oh, the dove mom comes back. Oh, my God. To come back and find your babies.
Starting point is 01:09:13 I was going to say, that must fucking suck. You know, the thing is, the dove is just as big as the woodpecker. It's bigger. It's bigger. It scared the woodpecker off, but it's too late. Your babies have no fucking brain. Imagine. Oh, here's another one. Just do a quick one. Yeah, because this is the woodpecker off, but it's too late. Your babies have no fucking brain. Imagine, oh, here's another one. Just do a quick one. Yeah, because this is the woodpecker snatching them real quick.
Starting point is 01:09:30 Yeah, oh, look at these nice birds. With modern technology nowadays, we're able to watch birds having their babies in a nest box. So here's a nice... We watched this blue tit build its nest from the very first strand of grass and watched thousands of trips every day they make to feed the babies, which are now within a matter of hours of fledging. Can you pause it for a sec? Pause it for a sec. All right.
Starting point is 01:09:53 So let's just talk about what this dude said. This brings it all full circle. Full circle to the beginning of the episode. That guy put hours and hours and hours and hours of work into creating that lebron mural in los angeles right just like this mother spent hours and hours and hours building this nest and then hours and hours of going getting food and bringing it back to each one of these baby birds. The amount of work that went into rearing these fucking baby birds right here is
Starting point is 01:10:29 unbelievable. And it's tantamount to the amount of labor that that artist put in the mural. Now, here comes the guy with his can of paint. Here he comes. Suddenly, a woodpecker appears at that entrance to the nest and pulls a baby out it's absolutely horrendous it pecks
Starting point is 01:10:56 and pecks trying to get the babies it starts to open the hole by chipping out it's a fucking horror movie. Yeah. Yeah, these woodpeckers are fucking dicks. Takes one. They look slightly different. It's as if they realize something's going wrong. The woodpecker comes back.
Starting point is 01:11:24 The parents have disappeared. The babies are crouching at the bottom of the nest. Fuck. Completely helpless. These babies are helpless. This mother, you know what she would do? Stop fucking leaving. Get a babysitter.
Starting point is 01:11:36 It's absolutely catastrophic. So now... The woodpecker's in there again. It grabs another baby and takes it out. Oh my God. I can't believe this is happening. Now the woodpecker's taken like four. There's only fucking three left now. It started with like eight.
Starting point is 01:11:49 Eight babies. Oh god, look at this woodpecker. Look at how they slow it down and everything too. Three left. And he's just feeding it. Yeah, you gotta... Yeah, maybe you don't want to leave this time. And she leaves.
Starting point is 01:12:11 You're dumb. Part of you deserve it. Fuck. There's one fucking baby left. How much do they eat? They're fucking... I guess they're pecking these brains out they're getting them he's taking them to a neutral location absolute carnage oh god just killing
Starting point is 01:12:31 these babies one fledges by itself again that's two of escape there's one oh two escaped though two got out of there but sadly the woodpecker comes back. Oh, fuck. Kills them all. Two got away, though. You didn't show the bird coming back to nothing? I mean, we think it got away. From these babies. In a few minutes, by one woodpecker. A few minutes. Nature is harsh enough without the interference of man.
Starting point is 01:12:58 Oh, yeah. What an ending. I would have loved them to show the dumbass mother coming back to no babies and seeing the hurt. Yeah. Well, how crazy is that? It comes full circle. That mother put all that work into that nest, all that work to make all those trips to feed those babies. That artist put all that work into putting that mural up.
Starting point is 01:13:17 And then that fucking woodpecker comes along with a can of paint and destroys. You know? comes along with a can of paint and destroys. You know? You got your peaceful, creative people and then you got your destructive monsters. It's the yin and the yang. Fucking woodpeckers.
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