Hodgetwins Podcast - TWINS POD CLIP | Sam Hyde Drove Around The Ghetto Looking For People To Put On His Show...

Episode Date: June 25, 2025

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Time for Twinspot. And I'm getting sucked off. Yeah. Tell us about your fish tank show. Yeah, so we do a 24-7 live reality show called Fish Tank. This is something that's, it's Jet Neptunes, the director and producer of this. And our other guy, Bill Ottman, he's from Mines.com. He's the CIO.

But it's a house where we bring, in the past, like eight to three. 15 people in and they can't leave. They can't use their phones. They can't do certain other things. Okay. And they're just there. We're kind of like mildly fucking with them. In my opinion, it's not that bad. You're really fucking with them. Season three, two of the contestants told the police that we told them that if they leave the house, they won't make it past the driveway because we'll kill them. And another contestant told the police that we drugged him with meth. Did you? No What fuck is wrong with you?

I don't even know how to give someone meth I don't think we fuck with people that bad But I think you give them that illusion probably I don't I don't know what it's like to be in a house Not able to leave And also we board up the windows So you don't see the outside And they're eating like fast food

No cell phones either No phones yeah so that probably does kind of mess with you Right you would imagine Yeah You had them sign waivers right Yeah, they sign a 45-page-long contract that signs over everything you could possibly sign over. You got to. Did they actually read it?

No. Yeah, that's what I pick. I'm sure they did. Yes, they did legally. I can't imagine someone reading it, though. I can't imagine what. You know who did almost read it? We got this homeless guy.

So I was going around, we wanted to bring homeless people. I thought it would be a really good idea to bring probably 20 homeless people into that. house and stuff them in so I went and I got a U-Haul van because I didn't want to get my car dirty with homeless people so I got a you haul van and I drove around the ghetto asking homeless people and I quickly realized this was a bad idea I went past the shelter and I went to this one guy and I was like hey man you want a gig and he's like nope and kept walking they don't want to work first of all they don't no that you don't work no and finally there was a I asked maybe 20 homeless

people to get in this van and there was one guy who almost said yes and he looked like Michael, who's the Michael Green from, who's the guy in Green Mile? Big black guy. Yeah. Yeah, John, you know, because you know about

stage name. Michael Clark. Talk about his real name. He said John Coffey. This homeless guy that looked like Michael Clark Duncan. Right? And I was like, hey man, you want

300 bucks to be on a TV show? And he said yes. And he sees the van in the background in a McDonald's, in an empty McDonald's. parking lot with the doors open the engines on it's idling and we start walking towards it and I look back at him and it looks like Michael Clark Duncan starting to tear up a little bit right because he he knows that the white man is taking him to die it's like I knew in his in his mind it is like a horror movie where there's white evil white people who are killing black people

and he's like and he he looks exactly like Michael Clark Duncan tears in his eyes His eyes are wet. He's not crying, but he's got like wet eyes. He's scared? I don't think I won't do that. Turns around. But I did end up getting one guy, and the one guy is the only guy that I personally saw read the contract, a homeless guy, read the whole fucking contract. We sat there for like two and a half hours while he read the contract.

Is a hide-and-seat guy? Hide-and-seat guy, yeah. That might be worth. I don't think he can read. Either. I think he was very drunk. You thought it was going to be easy to grab a bunch of homeless people, huh? I thought it was going to be a walk in the park.

Yeah, that's the thing about homeless people. They want to be homeless. They're crafty and they want to be homeless. Yeah. They do not want to work. If you go up to a homeless press, you want to jump? Hell no. No.

Like if probably, I don't know, maybe it's a good idea to roll up to a Home Depot in front of you. All the illegal is there. How much? Yeah. They jump right in. We'll do that next season. Can Joe pull up a, Fish Tank Homeless Hide and Seek.

Am I overstepping by asking your producer to pull something up? No, no. Not at all. I saw this live unfold, and I was like on the edge of my seat. Yeah. Because, uh, oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

Just find the part where he's storming around the house. That's Jet Neptune, the director, holding the camera right there. A man of many hats. He's, um, he's a beast, man. Oh, yeah, a little bit before this. Yeah, that's good. So we had all the contestants hide, and I told them that someone was coming to find them.

Yeah. I think his name was Teddy, this guy right here. It's Teddy, huh? And the reason the video is 27 minutes is because he's making loops around the house, not looking in hiding places. Like, he's not looking under the beds. He's not looking in closets. He's just kind of wandering aimlessly and, like,

kind of looking to see if there's someone in the room vaguely. Anyway, that's the clip. You can pause that. But yeah, Fish Tank, it's a psychological horror reality show that we shoot in Massachusetts. I'm done spending it up. Yeah. Is that going to be behind the paywall two? That's this season.

I think you can watch it for free. I'm not sure. But it's not expensive. It's like 10 bucks. For the interactivity, like the fans who watch this, they go crazy. They watch it all day. They love it.

And I think we're doing 10 bucks a month this time around. I can't remember. But fish tank. Live is the site. My war models are one or Azul

because of his dedication solid snake because of how he respects people. These are the contestants. A fish tank is a fully automated smart house.

A fully monitored small house. Fully monitored. I'm so often. on my birthright trip to Israel, they put me in the special needs group. Eight contestants. Smoke a little bit of crack. It happens.

It really does happen. Six weeks. Here's what you're going to realize about season four. I'm the protagonist. No privacy. I pulled my p-a-sword. I pull my f*** so do something that getting me kicked out, something bad, I don't know. No, won't.

Because I keep, like, sensing the odds of them in people. We heard what you said We know when you go to the bathroom And one winner is going to walk away With $8,000. Welcome back. It's like less than minimum wage. Yeah, that's Jet and also Ben Taylor.

He's the other guy on the crew. They're like real killers on production and video stuff. That's crazy. Yeah. We got a lot of projects. Yeah, we got stuff going on. Yeah.

But the Sam Hyde show is like the main once extreme pieces out. That's what I'm going to pour my focus into because I think this next couple of years is like the open runway for right wing grifting. So it's time to get that 8 to 1.2 a month. Yeah, we're going to that.

Yeah. Yeah. I want to make Sam Hyde Show, it started with that Dear Elon video, but I want to do, like, I want to turn it into, and this is Alex Luke, he's the director of this show. We want to make it like a late night high effort. It's still a podcast, you know, whatever, but not a podcast.

It's supposed to feel like a late night show. So we're putting, we're developing bits. We got writers. We're doing like 40-page show docs. We got custom music, all this stuff. We bought all this vintage audio hardware to run our vocal chain through. So we're really going for it on this. And the idea, you guys, you guys familiar with Art Art Bell? Art Bill. He's a late night a.m. radio coast to coast. He's this, it's the type of radio where it's

spooky, creepy, conspiracy type of stories, but you can fall asleep listening to it because his his voice is so good and like the flow of the show. It's not, there's no spikes in it. It's all kind of like just good talking monotone. So that's what we're going for with this is kind of like, slightly political, slightly schmorgasbord of like conspiracy, ghost stories, whatever, but cozy vibes, dark brown, warm tones. We're using tungsten lights, stuff like that to make it so you can kind of not fall asleep to it right away, but it's like, just chill, yeah, that type of thing. Yeah, that's a good mix, like conspiracy and political.

Yeah. Yeah, that's a good mix. Yeah. Yeah, because QAnon, that was some fucking wild shit on there. Yeah. They brought out the worst than people. Kavanaugh really got him going. It was nuts.

Did you ever catch on to the left-wing version of QAnon? There was, I only, so it was so like underground or it just didn't hit, so it was really hard to find. But I found, I remember back in the day, a few Facebook posts, it was like patriotic eagle or something or like left, left. there was a leftist version of QAnon that was like a thing and it just it like wasn't good enough like you know how Q and on posts like right right right right right Q and on posts are fire yeah they'd be crushed they're fucking dope right like I'm it's Patriot ready action action word again Ronald McDonald yeah all that but um the the leftist version it just wasn't it wasn't it wasn't it It wasn't hot.

No. It's like blue sky. Yeah. The blue sky version of Q and on. Yeah, this show, your same hot show, it's going to be, it's going to feel like a late night talk show. Yeah, that's what we're aiming for. We're getting it spin up right now kind of, because we had to edit extreme piece, so it's been back burner, but. Yeah.

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