The Group Chat - #158 - You Get What You Give

Episode Date: May 1, 2026

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Larry, okay. Larry caught me when I was walking in the door after the gym after I'm exerting myself. I don't speak at the gym. I just like, I'm in my own world. Dang. That shit came out like some skin I just want to say This is a fixation that just started

By accident You're asking why I do it I don't know why I do it I end up just doing it It's like the same thing as putting your hands In your pants when you're just sitting there Okay back to Isaac Let's see Isaac

I'm being dead ass though Everyone knows what I'm talking about Yeah sometimes if I can't sleep I put my hand in my pants And I fall into my camera's pointing up Yeah Yeah, so what's with the camera now? Yeah, what's with the camera?

Pervert. Forehead. Dude, you have to exert yourself to actually get up. Wait, can you extend your neck? What? You're like a giraffe. Yeah, I caught Isaac sleep in the kitchen. Hell no.

What? In the kitchen, Isaac? I don't speak a word. Larry's like, well, good morning, chap. How you doing? as I'm walking in the door and I'm like You're like a camp You're like a camp

Like a camp I'm gonna wake you up with my snake hand Hats Oh dude I hate you And then we started We started joking about how We jump cut to Larry like sprawled out on the floor naked and like beat up

And just like covered in ice cream And dead You didn't say those last two things Dude you've thought about those since then He's like too chippy He's too chippy for me so I just like Yeah just jump cuts Born chippy

Dude, Larry PMOs me off so bad sometimes. What the hell why? What? Because the fucking this shit. I don't piss him off. This pisses mom. What is that? Like boys?

No. How about you come over here, Grunk? I'll show you. Like, the fuck? Is that? Is that? What is that? It's so over.

Grunk, you know, have you ever gotten tased in school? Ah, yeah. With your hands? Yeah, that's what Larry does except with both of us hands. Yeah, but he adds an extra fucking layer, dude. Really? He goes, he never know his next move, and then he gets me. Yeah, he goes right for it.

It's actually enough to like, war and, dude, I like going to war mode. It gets really bad because, like, whenever that happens to me, I get really, like, fighter flight reflex response. And, like, I've, my dad, he would, like, tickle me when I was younger. And I, like, I've bit him before because of it. I have literally thrown a sibling across the room before with my foot. Straight up, bro. Boom.

Well, that hasn't happened to be yet. But, you know, you're going to get a punch to the liver, bro. Dude, you know, I did it because I saw, well, actually, I heard Isaac and he's kind of tired. And I was like, you know what? We have a podcast to do. We have a service to do to the public. And so was going to help out. Yeah, that would have helped.

Dang. That would have helped out. Absolutely. Abs so fucking litly, mate. Absolutely. Boy, oh, boy, guys. Boy, old boy, today. Oh, it's been a week.

It's been a week. We haven't gotten to speak about it all. We haven't gotten to speak about the Donna performance and everything that's came to fruition since dropping. We all at last Wednesday. Last Friday. It's crazy. It was like three days. It was three days before it was actually out.

We weren't ready for the motions and everything. It's not even been a week. No, it hasn't. It's been like five days. It hasn't even been awake. Dude, can we talk about the night that it dropped? And Isaac and I, we're like standing in. the kitchen. I order a hundred wings to the house.

Through pizzas. I order three pizzas. Yeah. And I also put back for that, Larry. Thank you. No, that's our agreement. But, dude, Isaac and I, we were standing there and we were, like, shit in our pants, bro. Like... I didn't even my project and I was shit in my pants. Dude, even when you drop last leave you see,

I shit my pants. And I'm, like, I'm the one who's always out. I don't even understand, like, why I'm the one affected, too. But, like, it's crazy. I feel like, once there's, like, a big project within the group, Everyone, like, feels something about it. Yeah. It's kind of cool. You guys shoot your pants.

I'm just like, it's out. This was a little different. No, of course. You were just like, oh, it's out. Because you weren't on a single fucking song. Larry, as much as I love you. You should have been on. All the other projects.

Dude, even with Leslie VC and everything. Like, I've worked on Leslie VC as well. And I was like, it's out. And it feels good. Like, I have the same feeling all throughout. Yeah. No, you're talking about big. I'm saying like every big project.

If I'm in it or if I'm not in it, it's just that thing of like once it's out, it sets like a new. chapter kind of thing where it's like this arc of our lives is now complete right now it's the new arc and it feels like it's like getting baptized and I'm the baby and I'm getting soaked in the water and I'm back out okay yeah if I get baptized that's what I'm going to do I'm going to scream really loud yes it was uh you're Satan you're rejecting it dude imagine Smoke a burning.

Oh, my God, I'm melting. Yo, this prank. Let's prank the church. Okay, anyways, next. Hold on. We have to eliminate someone. Oh, Tanner. We're so sorry, bro.

You fell asleep. Bro. What's going on? Get that fucking camera. Let me see that little fucking fish. Where are you doing on there? I feel like he's naked jerkin off. His new kink.

Yeah. I got like nothing on it. You got. It's like a new boil on his feet. I like the initial response. Yeah. I was going to say that the project dropping felt like a big weight off my chest, dude. But like, fuck, man.

Isaac was like we are our dearyons synced up and we were both feeling at the same time. It was dearyotes. A dearyads. Dude, I hate having a deary. I think it's a real thing on the low. But maybe it's just like an excuse for men to be upset, you know. What was your Deerian topic about? What were you so sad about one time?

One time, yeah. I don't know. You just get like agitated, like low-key. Yeah, it's like, yes, I'm just very irritable. And it's like, I have a very short temper, and it's like, oh my God. Like, why am I even pissed off about this thing that is so menial and means nothing? Like, I remember one time I got home from work.

And there was like, I accidentally kicked our bag of recycling and it fell over a bit. I just kept kicking it. Like, as I kept walking it. I just kept kicking it over and over again all the way into the corner. What are you, 12? Exactly. It's like, it's never, like, I was just annoyed for no reason. Dude, I was on my Deerian.

I was on my Deerian many years ago. And I just went to my bed one day. And, like, I felt like had steam coming out of my ears. And I was like, boop, oh, my shit. I was like, actually raging. Dude, I don't think I've ever had a Deerian.

That's crazy. Yeah, I've never like, having a Deerian's just like, you're just pissed the world for that day. For no reason. I believe it on the moon, bro. Like, genuinely. That's true.

Can I talk about my moment? Because it's really fucking funny. Yeah, please do. Yeah. I had a Diet Coke that I opened. Diet Coke. I sipped it, but like, you know when it's like, it's so, so full that it's like, you're not anticipating the right angle.

So you go to sip it and it just kind of like drizzles down your chin. And you're like, oh, that's fucking it. On the side of the leg right here. It was one of those days and I was like, that's it. I really slammed this Coke so hard. They literally like, like skyrocketed up into the ceiling. There was coke on the ceiling on my old house.

Like, it was so bad. Oh my gosh. That's all it took. Just dumb shit. Like, you're just dumb shit raging. Doming a dumb shit. The most minor inconvenience possible.

Well, Isaac, remember when I slipped down the stairs? And I like, and I like punched the hall. That's, dude. And you like told everyone that you slipped by accident and your hand went into the wall. It was deep down in my stomach.

I was like, there's no way he's slipping. I never raged like that before. I was like, dude, yeah, I slipped. I tried to get you. Hey, I'll be real. I would have probably gotten really. I mean, it happens, bro. He was so upset at slipping.

He was so happy. It was like 13 seconds before he was so good. He was like, it seems to a... Fuck! Boom! Ah! Damn, dude. Watching Tanner patched that hole afterwards, he looks so funny.

so funny. He looked like he's repairing his mistakes. That was like when we're getting rid of the house. He had the little square thing too. It's like a jump cut. Fuck! He's like, yeah, it should be fine. That's good. That's good.

I don't know if the landlord ever caught that. Hopefully not. Probably. Probably. That's why we did our fucking deposit back. I was thinking about like putting a big old picture. That deposit was like five grand, bro. Yeah, that fucker, he was like, you guys took my bed and put it in the fucking garage. Yeah, because I don't want to sleep in your gross-ass fucking bed.

Yeah, dude, that was his first time being a landlord, and this guy was such a shitty landlord. Holy fuck. There's a photo I posted. He left his wife's underwear and whole bed in the room. I was going to sleep. When we moved out, there's a, we moved out. There's a story ahead on Instagram where you can see his underwear on the floor. it's like blue

it's blue it's one of those ones we're like it's one of those underwear like it doesn't go down the legs it like it like arches out it's like one of those and he had that it's like blue with the closet right yeah it was on the floor dude I think we grabbed it with like one of these like clamps

that we had because you know what to touch it and we moved it and the whole room was too empty dude that first house was so insane like I remember I remember when we were first looking at the house we were like oh okay this is not bad. It's like, you know, what was it? Five bedrooms. Um, it had, it was like four thousand something dollars. And then this fucker is like, I'll let you guys keep all the furniture and a foos

and, uh, it was a fuzball table, right? Or air hockey table? It was a, it was a pool. It was a pool table that flips and it's an air hockey. Air hockey table. Okay. And he was like, he was trying to make it sound like it was the deal of a lifetime. And he was going to let us all keep it. Bro, he charges more monthly to keep all that furniture in the house. So he didn't have to move. it. Yeah, I was like the piece of shit. Yeah, that guy was such a fucking loser. Fuck you. God, I hate him. I hope he's watching this too. I hope his stupid

ass fucking face is watching. I remember he was so pissed. I took his fucking stupid ass office desk and I put it in the, like, I had to disassemble it in furniture. He's lazy. He doesn't even know what to do with it. And he's like, oh, you guys can have it. Okay, here you go.

Yeah. Yeah, he's stupid. Mm-hmm. Yep. And I remember I like put it all into the into the garage and then I remember when he moved back in he was like asking where the fucking screws were. I'm like dude it's taped underneath and he tried charging us

for that Isaac remember when he tried charging us more money for all that stuff I remember that shit yeah for these he was trying to what he was just trying to charge us money for his like broken furniture I'm glad I broke his bed

I don't even do shit dude that bed was hard as a walk I threw that shit down the stairs I don't care about it Well, there you go. He's crashing out, bro. He's having the theory. I got the red on. It's red.

Dude, that mattress was actually like sleeping on granite. It was so hard. I felt so bad for Tanner. And it stunk. And there's a stain on it. No, no. We brought it downstairs, but like it was in Tanner's room. Yeah.

And that was upstall. My future room. And then he got like mad. It was like, why'd you put my bed down? I'm like, I'm not going to sleep in your bed, dude. Yeah, what the hell? Take your fucking bed out the house that you're renting. That's like law, too.

It's not just like a. A suggestion. But isn't it also on us to look at that beforehand and be like, I don't want that. Get it out. Remember we really couldn't? Yeah, but it should have been just like common knowledge. That's like common like landlord cordialness is removing all your bullshit. We also couldn't, remember?

What do you mean? We didn't live in Austin at the time. We were doing all of that from like miles away. That's true. That was like the hardest part too. We all moved in and then realized that there was a free catch and a bed that side. That couch is low-key funny as hell, though. I'm not going to lie.

I miss the couch. That couch had some memory. That's not a cheap couch at all. Was it? Chairs and everything? Hell no, man. That's like $8,000 a couch. I don't think so.

Christ. Maybe $4,000. Dude, that guy cheaped out on everything in that house. I don't think he'd spend $8,000 on a couch. No, he cheaped out so he could afford the $8,000 cash. Oh. Everything else is a paper machine. He's a cheapskate asshole who fucks over tenants for one month.

I'll never, I'll never forget his, his, the dirty thong inside of the. I remember I was like, who's thong is this? Is this yours, Tanner? We get laid in this house and they didn't say a peep about it. Now they're trying to clean up the evidence. You move it with your friends and you find out immediately one of them's wearing thongs. It's comfortable. I bend over, grabbing a beard to see a beastry.

G string like popping out your ass. I'd be like, oh. Sorry, I had to see that Larry Wingswood. I'm so sorry. Yeah, this is my name on the thong. Oops. Is that your name? In the front of this is lucky you.

Oh, sorry. Ooh. All right. I want to get back on the project, getting back on the project. Yeah. Dude, shit debuted top 10 albums on Spotify over the weekend. Boom. Yeah, which is very true.

Absolutely. Boom. Which means that now Willie has to go back into music mode. Sorry. Yeah. Battles one. We're not over, boy. Let's get it.

I owe everyone a deluxe, which honestly. How many songs will be on the deluxe? Probably like six. Oh, probably like two. Probably like six. Two. Yeah. I said 42.

Oh, 42. Yeah. It'll be like probably six I already have a certain amount that I have an idea Dude oh my God I had an unbelievable amount of DMs Holy goodness me Yeah people are mad at you bro

They're mad at you and thinking it's me I know They're like where's Larry? Why didn't you have Larry? I'm like Bro I'm like bro I try to I can't remember the name of the group There was a band that reached out to me It was like a local band thing

and they were like, hey bro, we all saw that. We're so sorry. We want to get to it in our band if you want. It's like that. It's like, yeah, bro. It's like, we meet up every, we meet up every Saturday night, bro,

if you want to come over. But they're like in Oklahoma. They're like so far. Wow. It was so sweet, though. But yeah, oh my God. Project debuted, man, number eight out of ten.

I saw a lot of people. Not a lot. I mean, it was like a handful of people saying things like, well, the competition wasn't that steep, blah, blah, blah. It's like, dude, not going to lie. For a bunch of, like, YouTubers and their friends and stuff like that, that's kind of impressive. YouTubeers. We're talking about a project where I had the artist that I had commissioned for all of the artwork and stuff like that. Dude, she was so good at the art.

I had to tell her to draw like a little kid and doodle all of the dudes. and everything like that. Meanwhile, like, these other people are having, like, professional photographers and, like, whole ass directors probably and stuff. And, like, it's just a bunch of friends that joined together on Discord. There was no, like, renting studio time. So, thinking of that, like, all the process of, like, it's literally the picture that I responded to Spotify on Twitter.

Did you guys see how hard I ratioed Spotify? No. No. No, I didn't. Dude, this picture, this picture right here. Oh. Who is this? Who is this, bro?

Who is this? Yeah, dude, 7.4,000 likes compared to like three. What the? Damn, damn, damn. But that's really what it is. It's like, we do not belong up there. And I think that that in of itself is impressive. Right below Oliver Trees, fuck ass.

I mean, I'm faring with that. Oliver Tree released. He did. And so did. Now a lot of people, Noah Khan. Or Noah Cahan, Cahan. I don't know, Con, I think. No one dude

he's like a huge country guy yes did you see the top 10 debut songs it was all him Noah Khan oh shit was Noah Khan

yeah he's a country singer bro there were some big dogs up there man there were Drake did not Kalani even Kalani was huge

bro Kallani's who Kalani dropped yeah Palani's on there too Holy shit yeah I mean I'll be

yeah go ahead I don't know. It is impressive. It's just a bunch of guys. Yeah. Megan Trainor, foo-f fighters, bro. Jason Aldeen. Like, I mean, the people that were above the Amity Affliction and Jackson Dean,

I mean, they still have millions of monthly listeners in Spotify. They still do. So it's not like we're just, you know, fighting for scraps down there, you know. So the fact that we debuted even in the first place. Can you talk about the reaction that someone had? and by someone, I mean, a majority of people that you're talking to are on the backside of things. Oh. Their reaction to seeing that.

Oh, dude, it's like a total shocker to like, because it's not normal. Like, this is, this is the benefit and like this is the true way of like... Are you able to say what was said behind? Are you able to say whose reaction it was, too? It would be even funny if you did. Are we thinking the same people? I hope so. I have no idea.

We're talking about the... Yeah, the suits. Oh, yeah, the Virgin team? Yeah. Yeah. Were they surprised? It's weird to them. Like, it's just...

They're like, they're not normal. They're not used to seeing, like... It's like, for example, like... It's like... Donna 2. Donna 2 is streaming 400,000 streams a day. Wow. 400,000 streams a day, you said.

Four thousand streams a day. Yeah. That's in its current. It was doing that consistently for like the past three, four days. And so for them, they're not looking so much about like, they're seeing like numbers, but what they're looking for is what's sticking, right? Yeah. For seeing what works and like is like actually staying because if you have like something that

rolls out and then it goes up and then it goes down. But they're seeing a graph that's this way. and then they're like what the fuck and keep in mind we had no aid from Spotify none yeah none we had no aid from really this is all through our like amazing support advertising and growth which is to these suits especially the most outrageous like thing you could possibly think of because most of the time in order to get those types of numbers you have to have so much push from a marketing team you know you're reaching out to all these content careers to like promote the music of whoever you're representing as a label.

So when you say, okay, well, we're going to drop and drop a YouTube video. And the suits are like, okay, is that it? And then it happens and you're like, oh, that's it. Oh, it's working. Holy fuck. It's like, it's really, really cool to see, I guess the, what is it? Like, gears change? Not the anticipation.

No, like they had an expectation set and it was not anywhere, close to what actually happened in a positive way too. Yeah. Like, so you have to understand as well, like the, the team, um, that I'm working with, right? Like, they, this is all new to them. The idea of somebody coming in, the idea, like, the format that we have, where like, you know, I'm executive producing the whole project, putting people together, um, I'm on some stuff or I'm helping with production, but like, it's a lot of like showcasing of other people's art.

and then it's just this big community of people. This is totally different. Like you can see that with J. D.J. Caled, the same way that they kind of do things. But this is on like a whole different level. This is more like internet. This is more real because there's like a difference. There's a wall that people feel from an artist to like a YouTuber.

And major labels and labels in general know that. And that's why you see Doja Cat streaming. That's why you see like, All these streamers go in the LA are already here. They're trying to do this. They're trying to capture an audio. They realize they see the value. And now they're trying to.

Yeah. Dude, my secret Spotify account is at 13 million listens. Bad Bunny? Yes, bro. I'm bad bunny. Did you know Bad Bunny? It has the number one streamed album in the entire world.

What? Oh, yeah. How did that happen? I swear to God. That was Billy Island. You bad bunnies no she's like number seven What? Bad bunny did what do we got to drop like a Spanish

Bro, that's what I'm saying That motherfuckers are crazy guys don't be influenced by numbers Be influenced by the love of art Larry you gotta come like peso fluma That's what you gotta do Larry I don't know I don't want to sotan I don't want to sustain our like really shit with music

Okay What because being influenced by something that does really well It's cool But it's better to do it. it when you want to do it. You know what I'm saying? So I only want to say to that, I think that music in of itself is art. And I feel like you can have your art have intention.

That's the only. Well, yes. Yes. But I'm just saying like if we see like, damn, this is doing numbers. We got to do that. Oh, yeah. No. No.

No. No. Then you're doing it. Dude. Okay. But you can kid Isaac, but you can kid. And then it happens. And then it's like, oh.

Well, that would be up to you. I'm not saying. I'm just saying, I'm just saying, you could kid and then it happens. And then it's like, fuck. I've never heard you. Because, like, singing Spanish, I'd be nice. I'd be like, mm, come on now. Serenia.

I've never heard myself singing Spanish. You're not wrong. From, like, when I'm singing a Rosalia song. What if you did like a classical? Dude. Oh my gosh. I've actually, like, been wanting to just fuck around. And like, one night, one song with all of us.

Like, that sounds so fun. One side. The group cipher, dude. I'm sorry, but you, this is. This has been on my mind and it's really not great to have in my mind, but I show Tanner. This is this tech talk I saw of this guy. I think what is it, King, Kachulah? No, King Nazer.

Is it King Nazir? Tanner, do you remember? The guy, he's like thrusting and he's like, oh yeah, oh yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's crazy. Crazy TikTok. But anytime I'm just,

I'm just gonna bring it up because every time you guys say something about like, I don't know, it just keeps popping up my head. So if you see me like react funny or whatever, it's probably because of that.

That's about it. Okay, I'm sorry, I just need to get that out. Media. Yeah, yeah. I want to make a fucking 12 stout street but the group version.

And I, because it's just so. We're talking about the struggles of being a YouTuber. I guess. I used to wake up and I used to wake up and I used to.

Eat Tornash. I used to wake up every morning and see my video with a 10 out of 10 every morning. I went to bed crying last night. You turned a thumbnail to get that CTR. She didn't work. I retired. That'd be so funny. Oh my gosh.

Oh, my gosh. Can I say something funny? Yeah. Yeah, please. I was messaging Lex Payne. I was messaging Lex Payne. And he was like, I'm actually going to read these messages verbatim because I could not believe what I was reading. We'd have been to the Turkish accent.

I don't even know. I don't even know how to fucking do that. How do I even do that? Actually, I don't know either. Not really. That's the man. It kind of just speaks like this, bro. Dude.

Yes, bro. Dude. Yes, bro. He says, by the way, too slimy is incredible. I know it sounds like a gimmick, but bro, shit is insane. And I just sent a question mark. And he said, you don't know him?

And I said, I do. And I sent the gif of him turning into a skeleton on. Yeah. And, you know. He's like, I think his videos are so funny. He's like, oh, you don't like too slimy? He's like, guy who had the Israel star? No, that's, no, that's um, not vicious.

Oh yeah. That's not vicious. No, too slimy is the guy with like the fucking bass cranked up, like, and it's like, you don't talk about the king of Mexico, bro, it's the king of Mexico. Oh, no, I don't know. What? Snakes for tongues, he has skeletons on fire. Okay, you're making him sound like a mythical.

sound like a mythical like the devil yeah okay two slimy's music is like controversial it's like

what's come on dude it is I think it's experimental and it is so you made it you did it you made it

you did it Lex was uh Lex was saying he's fire though I'm just geeking right now listening to his shit just discovered the guy oh my god

I'm like I'm like you just discovered he's like I knew about him but never really listened I thought it was a gimmick But he's really fire and the beats are insane. I love experimental stuff.

And I sent him the tweet of me responding to Too Slimy because Too Slimy got like beat up or something like that. He posted on Twitter. Dude, Too Slimy used to pose videos from him on like in school, getting into school fights. Larry told me that was his first thing. That was his thing. That was his thing.

Hip hop, like high school fights. He should just get in fights and people posted online. And then he also has a really popular tweet. It was like someone making fun of him because he had an outfit on at the gas station. And it got viral. before he was even like popular and then people were like oh my god that's that guy

it's the same thing yeah it was funny yeah I responded to his picture of him getting punched and I said they're trying to silence you because you're a pioneer keep going I got so much hate for that tweet people were also calling me a poser

IMG flip IMG flip img what's why they responded holy poser what the fuck Isn't that like a GIF?

A website? A website? That's so funny. It struck a nerve with the media guy. You got caught on by fucking Dude, that guy was having a deerion.

That's crazy. That's crazy. That's crazy. That's crazy. It's so funny when people who run like big companies like their social media has like their dearyids

and they're just like really fucking pissed off. You could tell from like replies or what they react to. I can tell when Mr. Bisse is on his deerias. when he replies angrily sometimes. It's always about someone calling his cap on how much... He scares me when he gets me.

He watches. Yeah. It's like, damn, the beast is coming out. There's the beast. There's the beast. So now he's going to... So what? We're trying to get too slimy on the album now

is that what's happening? Is that what we're misleading to? No. No. Wait, okay. I just use it as a segue to bring up Lex Payne. He's so talented. I just all agree.

I want to hear... I want to hear what Tanner has to say. Yeah, me too. Oh, yeah. I was going to say, all right, next album, we get too slimy, Don Tolliver, Benson Boone. Nine Vicious?

Those are the only artists I know. All four of them. Can we agree that Don Tolliver is one of the most talented artists right now? Okay, you need to go like chill on the talented artists. I haven't listened to Don Tolliver. Hey, man, he's got a lot of love right now in him. He's got a lot of love. Don Tolliver is, dude, he's so, he's doing so well.

His album, he does not put out dog shit, bro. Like, he's just consistently had hits, bro. I don't get it. You ever listen to Frank Ocean? He's talented. Dude, actually, like, genuinely, some of the greatest lyrics I've ever heard in my life. He said that he was AFK.

He was AFK farming because he keeps on dropping merch for a project that doesn't exist, like, every other week. It's not for a, well, Yeah, it was for like old episodes of his show that he had. He had a radio show for a while. And I'm pretty sure it's just merch that he was supposed to drop back then, but never did. And now he's like, well, I got to get rid of this inventory. And then he's probably just dropping that.

I don't know. It's so funny. There's time he drops to subritted, they're like, I want to buy it. But I don't want to. Well, you bought his cock ring, didn't you? Yeah, I have it on right now, dude. I'm talking about exploding. I'm not exploding.

The cockering also comes up. Larry opens up this giant magazine and the giant dick. It's Nick that brings it up. It's not even me. It's Nick that brings it up. Well, you showed it to me all like Yeah. So fucking what. Dude, there's a big fucking jewel on the top of the cock ring that you put on. It's crazy.

So what, man. So what. So what? You want that cock. Are you supposed to like slide your dick through it and then like I think it's kind of like those videos. Those videos It's about to give vulgar everyone. But I think 0% hardness. Yeah, we got like, how do you like.

If you know me in your life and you hear me talking about this, I'm so sorry. It doesn't matter. I think you're supposed to go in flaccid and then you get hard and so it fills it in. That's so crazy. What if it, what if you get it and it doesn't fit and you're like, uh? What if it blocks? What if it blocks like all your vital, like everything? It's just so important.

And your dick falls off. Yeah. What if it comes off the circulation? What if you can't stop being hard and they got to like, you have to go to the fire department. And have to cut it off. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. What?

Dude. Like, like, like, is the selfie or pinguis? Dude, fire department, you'd need your whole day. Oh, I hate that, bro. I hate that shit. I hate that, bro. Isaac, you sent me a video last night. Dude, have you guys seen that video of the guy rapping?

It's the rap. Yes, and he looks up. Dude, it falls on. I hate that, dude. Oh, my God. That video was one of the greatest. I don't know. how it's not one of the top most popular videos of all time.

And he kept going afterwards too. Yes, he kept going. And everyone was like pretty chill with it too. Dude. Oh. Isaac hit me up last night on Instagram. I did. And he's just and he says,

is this peak for you? And it's these two kids that are eating like, I guess like cake or something or trying it out. And then one of them is just like, it cuts on one of them is vomiting in the background. And the other friends trying to rate the pizza or cake. Whatever. He just hears his friend just like vomiting in the backer the entire time. It wasn't it wasn't even like a skit. It was genuine like gallons of I'm not going to say it.

It was just like spraying dude. It was impossible stage. That's what made it so funny to me at least was like the fact that that just happens. But I'm wondering. Dude, I saw that. Would he crack up? I did. I did. I did. I hate. Oh my God. I hate it. I hate it when people vomit and you can see like their neck like their neck like there's so much pressure and there's like just it's like their body just it's oh my gosh you're gonna pop sometimes like you're using everything just horrible

every ab in your core is all clunged together at once yeah as though no I'm good bro dude I gotta say Greg's pretty it's kind of funny you getting back or I don't know if you already were into death scrapes beforehand getting back into death grips or what

yeah I dude I listened to military for the first time like two months ago and like bro that's literally one of the greatest albums there is like holy cow it's so good it's just i don't know there's like some part of me that's like oh like imagine a world a reality where like i went down the death grip's path and like truly made it my personality and tried to align with all those things and how evil and plucked out like that's the kind of headspace that i like imagine whenever i'm listening to death yeah you get real nihilistic A grimy-ass, like, just really deplorable individual.

Well, it's my escape. You know what's funny? I actually used a death script song, and I can't remember which one, but I used a death script song when I had my team as a, oh, it was, I remember now. And I remember why, too. It wasn't like a song song, but it was a part that I liked. And it was the intro to Hacker because I liked the, I like how it set a setting, or like you hear people outside of the club.

Yeah, yeah. Come into the club. And I wanted to do something similar to that where we had somebody, or we had the music in the club, and then you go into it. I think I sent a death gift song to our group chat, and I just said, like,

go scream at the first elderly person in the face. I think it was Lost Boys, you sent. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Like, it just makes you want to just do ridiculous things. Like, just start pushing people and then be the worst you can be. Dude, yeah, it was It's pretty cool

Absolute Absolutely But yeah I've been listening To death groups recently In this freaking this album Actually I wasn't sure if I have any

Like revealing tabs open right now I have sexual sized dimorphins That's crazy You just do I know Yeah I'm studying for evolution I have an exam tomorrow My final exam in evolution

What comes after What comes after The Homo sapien Nothing Nothing. That's us. That's us. That's who we are. That's just us. Can you imagine the Falkyang, the Donovans or something?

The de novens and the Neanderthals and the Homo sapiens, I think. Like, there are a bunch of different species of humans alive at the same time. And imagine seeing another one while you're awake. You're kind of like me, but not really. Yeah. Like some people theorize, yes, they interbred maybe. Like, there's some hybrid stuff going on. You live in a zoo, man.

Dude, it's so funny, like, one animal behind he was going this way and the other one's going that way. It's like traffic. It's like traffic. Also, what the, what the Neanderthal do? What was his, like, thing? You're failing, bro. That's not going to be on that. I think the face was more like a long...

Or it definitely had that brow, you know, that... Oh, that brides. That means dominance. Yeah, right, right. And it's like good sunshade. Right. And they, I think they were smaller than other humans as well. I'm sorry, this cat.

Did you see his face? Where does this cat evolve from? Yeah, he's in the end of thought. He looks like he should be in like idiocrycy as a cat. Idiocracy. Ow, he just bit me. Are you raising your hand? What are you doing down there?

What's going on? Are you looking at your nusack? Picking my belly button, scrunching my toes, doing shit. There's a theory. What the fuck? There's a theory. You know how they're all living together, like Homo sapiens, Neanderthals, and the other guys?

Yeah. Aliens caused the flood, Noah's flood. Dude. To rid the other people and keep, like, the perfect humans. The perfect humans, yeah. That's going to be on the exam drunk. Yeah, don't forget that part, dude. The aliens from the flood.

Yeah, put that on. Naki, see if it caused the flood. Why would the aliens do that shit, man? Because we were, because aliens. We got the Neanderthals. Yeah. Because they created us. We were made in their image.

But we were, then why did they make the We were made to farm gold. We came from monkeys. That's what they want you to know. That's what they want you to think. That's what they want you to think. Dude, it's crazy because like right now we're in the, we're in the time where we don't have the shit figured out.

But at some point, someone's going to find out. Dude, we're like, now the whole world knows. Dude, there is. There was only like a thousand. There was only a thousand things left, people left in the world before something changed and we became smart. You know what I like. How did that even happen?

That's for real. You know what I like to think about? Something just turned on in our heads. We were like sentient. Whenever you die, you go into spectator mode infinitely. And you can rewind time and you can see everything that's ever happened if you want to. Cap. That would be cool.

Like, you go back and see. Like what happened. You said it like it was a fact. Yeah. Yeah, I know. I had a near death experience and I was there and I went back and saw what happened to the pyramids. I've had that little era where I was looking up. Near death experiences.

What do people claim it's like? And a lot of people are like, I saw somebody and they picked me up. And then I came back to life. I was like, fuck! Pull me back. And then other people were like, I saw my own body. And then it was like, whoa. I can see myself.

Dymethylene di-tripamine or whatever Yeah, you start tripping Yeah, because I was gonna say, you know, it's the same thing as when people trip And they tell the story, they're like, dude, I saw myself. Like, and then I saw around the wall and I saw what was behind the wall

And when I came back, I looked around it and it was there And it was like that thing that I saw When I was hallucinating was there And it's like, what? Dude, oh my gosh. There's so much to the conscience that we don't know. Like there's, I think I talked about this on the podcast probably already, but like them,

them autistic children with telepathy who can just, like, read their parents' mind, it exists, but it's not, like, why aren't people funding the research for it? Like, because it's so foo-foo that the scientific community is like, oh, no, that can't be possible, but then it's like, but it is, though.

But it is, though. I, yeah, fuck. What if, what if autism rates are going up because that's the way we should be? I think it could be. It's like, autism is a superpower, man. Your brain unlocking. What if that's the next after, shit, what are we right now?

Homo sapiens. Homo autism. And it's the, oh, oh. But yeah, I think autism can be a really chill thing. I think it is a pretty chill thing. And that's my take on autism, everyone. And that's it, everyone. Dude, I've been trapped.

I've been stuck on this thought process. I was having a really just, I was just upset a few days ago, like a generally upsetting day. And I felt, I came up with this term called the modern cage. We're trapped in a modern cage. Yeah. Of just like everything around us, like, we're trapped, man. And like, I feel like there was a cage that was made of sticks and wood that could easily be broken through. But now this cage is made of reinforced steel.

It's kind of like permanent, low-key. Yeah. And it's like everywhere you look, it's like, oh my God, everything is a ploy. Like, you know, we have dietitians. Like, Ken and I were talking about how we were told that, like, you need one gram of protein per every pound of your body weight to, like, put on muscle. But that's not true. You only need, like, 60 or like, it's some other thing. And how, like, you know, that was probably a thing put in by the meat industry to get us to eat way more meat than we needed to, like,

like create larger profit margins. And it's like, just shit like that, how it's like so deeply ingrained in our society to manipulate the public to like, yeah, like, like,

holidays. Holidays. Oh. I just like, get out, man. I just want to get out. Well, how do we know that McDonald's?

We're not supposed to be eating McDonald's all day every day and they say not to. Dude, well, the thing is, somebody did that to lose weight. Somebody only ate purely McDonald's to lose weight. Did it work?

He bought, like, actual Big Macs, and he actually lost, like, 60 pounds just by eating McDonald's own. Nah. Nothing is real, dude. There's no single thing in this modern world of ours that is true and real. Like, all this Ozzympic talk. All this Ozzympic talk, dude. Why don't we get people to take tapeworms? That's nature's way of losing weight, tapeworms.

Well, it's also a parasite, man. Yeah, I don't think I like tapeworms that much. Yeah, but there's. always a natural remedy. Have you ever had a tapeworm? No, but you know what? I was talking to Swagger Souls one time, and he kind of put me in my own head. He's like, when was the last time you got dewormed?

And I was like, I don't think I've ever, I don't. That's a really bad Swagger Souls impression, I must say. Hey, hey, where was that time he got, hey, where was the last time he got the worm? What was the last time he got dewormed? And I was like, dude. I actually don't know Swagger. I don't know Swagger. Yeah, that's how you thought.

I don't know. And dude, that's been on my mind ever since. And I remember looking up how to deworm. And there's like no real like, how to, I don't even know how to do it. I don't think about it. Do you have worms or parasites in you? You don't know. How about all the sushi that I get all the time?

You know how much bacteria that's moving around inside your body right now that are like so much. Dude, there's probably a billion on my fingert. right now. There's probably like 10 million mites on your eyelids. Oh, dude, I saw that. Yeah. Those freaking mites that come out at night. Yeah, there's mites that come out of your eyelids at night when you're sleeping. Did you know you swallow 100 spiders every year? Dude, I'm learning so much that you got in your sleep. Thank you, my friends.

They crawl into your mouth and then they make a nest and then you wake up and swallow them. And that's why you have morning sickness. Yep. I've showered with a few bugs before. It's happened. It's happened. I wasn't paying attention. And then a few bucks. And there was one that was really, really funny. It was like tiny little thing, a tiny little thing. And I don't know where it came from, but it was in the shower.

And then I saw it. Like, as soon as I turned in the water, I turned around. And I saw it. And when the water hit, it got scared into one of those things where it was like, oh, shit. And it was like, oh, fuck, I got to get away from the water. I just saw it, like, trying to climb up and get away from the water. And I was like, dang, this, like, this guy's day turned into, like, a chill to like a fuck. Like, this is my life now on the line.

Like, I'm about a dog. I'm just like this like Can I say a phenomenon That happened to me last night What is it? It's happened to me a few times But I always like once in a blue moon I hear a woman's voice go Tanner and then I'm like

What? Like it's like I barely hear it like It barely clicks into my earring perception And I'm like And I can't I can't tell if somebody said it Or it was just like in a figment of my imagination I don't know

We're all going early signs of going back It was even worse because I went on my mom's house And I thought she said it, but she didn't say anything. I was like, what the fuck is going to be? Dude. What is that? There's got to be a name for that.

It's schizophrenia, man. No, I don't have schizophrenia. Dude, that's actually a genuine. No, no, no, you're crazy. I'm not crazy, you're crazy. I don't want to go crazy, yo. Greg, do you have one more urine? Bro, that's like the worst thing, dude.

Dementia and Alzheimer's and, like, losing your own mind and shit, I feel like it's the worst thing ever. Scary. It's like your mind is all you have. It's scary, dude. I have some people with my family, and it's scary. I think therefore I am. Dude, oh my gosh, this book I'm reading

this guy was talking about, you know, whenever you're losing yourself, whenever you're like, you can't ground yourself in this reality, turn to math because that shit is 100%. That is like it's just proven. Like it's a thing that cannot be different.

The thing is how do we know? Like, because we made up math, dude. Well, yeah, but it makes sense. We discovered math. We've discovered it. We discovered it. Isn't that interesting? How do you discover something that you just don't even see? Who told you that?

Because like math was, like math is our way of like making sense of the world. But at the same time, you can't just like, math to make sense of the world. You can't just create two plus two equals four. But there's proofs to show that two plus two equals four. So it's like it's guaranteed two plus two. Yeah. What?

It's guaranteed every time. Two plus like two sticks plus two six equals four. We didn't invent it. We discovered that that is what that is. Who invented the number two? It was already existed. Yeah. We discussed, yeah, we did discover it.

I'm so scared of, dude. Oh my God. It was there before us. We just, we just assigned a digit to it. Bro. Interesting. I'm so scared of being too curious because when I get too curious, it's going to be like, you know what? Let's go.

Let's go. No, I'm like, you know what? Let's go see what the after. Like, fuck it. Yeah. Let's go see what the after. Fuck it. Right.

Because it's just like whatever, man, like if I died right now, I remember a long time ago on the on the podcast, I said like if I died right now, I wouldn't even mind because it's like, like, it's crazy. Because what if, what if I died here? Like, I was just like, and then I, and then I'm like, okay, I'm in the afterlife. I can see myself. And there's a bunch of people in my room. I'm like, y'all are here the whole fucking time.

Oh! And they're like, they're like, bro. Bro. We've been saying your name. It's like when you die in a mungas. When you're dying your name. See all these ghosts around you. All the other people there are, they're all laughing at you.

Yeah, yeah. They're like, bro. You die and you're like, And you're really after they're like oh shit It's like what happens like do they put money on you bro No way you died now I at least thought you had like 10 more years bro. I had money on that Bro we were seriously thinking that weird thing what are you doing like that What are you doing bro? We thought you were seeing the summer truck like I guess you weren't sorry

Yeah so many of you have questions like okay we want to ask you things because like we were so confused when we saw you do this like why were you doing that like what was the point of that So why do you have a copering Post-life interview Post-life interview sounds awesome Dude, post-life interview Oh my God And then like, oh my God So how was it?

Dude, I'm Loki starting to believe in reincarnation I think it's the truth Because like the egg theory is kind of crazy Because like imagine Imagine you die And it's like it's how it is before you were born, right? Just like nothingness like darkness and black And then you're born again

And then you don't remember anything in your past life. Like, what if I was born? Tanner. There's a thing, a phenomenon, that like these children, they're born. They're like less than like five years old. They're like just learning their first words and how to

communicate and they'll come up to their parents with some bullshit. Like, do you remember that time when we were in Mexico and like we found this skull in the sand? And the parents are like, what the hell? We had never even gone to Mexico. But the child remembers it so vividly and like can recall it. And it's the most normal thing in the

world to them. And people say that it's like, that's like memories from a past life. It's like a Venn diagram, like a layover. That's what they say deja vu is. It's like something that happened in your past life. You're like, whoa. I don't know. I don't know about this.

Dude, There's a video. There's a really funny video of this like newborn baby. And he's like opening his eyes and super bright. And then he smirks. I got out of here. You ever see that? It's real.

It's a real thing. Have you seen the Chinese baby? You're talking about the baby where he's like this? No, no, no, no. He's like looking up. Like they're holding his head. You know he's like he's like this and he looks up like he opens his eyes and super bright and he's like

He's like looking around you've never seen that right dude imagine it's like he knows no I know that's what that's like he knew like Oh wait those where he's head I think I found it. I think I found it I found it I found it I found it okay Show us show us wait Look look look look at little smile too Oh oh oh looking around is looking around And then he's like, bitch, I'm back

in this. Bitch, we're back. We're back, baby. I wonder if he's like, fuck, I got him by my whole. It's like,

oh, it worked. Oh, say less. He reaches for his phone. I bet. He's like, right,

I'm going to turn myself into a baby. I don't know if it's going to work. But, uh, I'm fully conscious. I'm going to know everything. Have you seen that Chinese baby

at the Habachi that's sitting like a super villain? And then randomly out of, nowhere he just was like oh yeah I'm like a baby he's just like well he starts waving his hands and shit he's like yeah yeah dude he's doing like this thing with his fingers he's like he's like evilly plotting and then he's like he just like he starts shaking his hands really fast up and down and shit it's funny fuck that one's so good too that one's so good oh oh oh my god it's right here deal yeah look at this his hands are together look at him bro he's like oh

Oh yeah. It's like, bro, they know. Something is up. Something is up in our world. How do the baby perfectly fold its hands until its head down ever so slightly to look like that? That's crazy.

That's crazy. He knows. There's something happening right now. There's something happening. These babies are growing up, by the way. Like they're not, we haven't seen the fully realized version of this experiment yet.

These babies are growing up as we speak. There's multiple babies right now to have full consciousness. of their past lives, but they're still babies, so they can't really communicate yet because they're only like, they have, you know? Because, because supporting your claim, I think the more generations that passed,

the more generations that passed, the smarter and more aware we would become. I think that's what's happening. Our generation right now is like, we hate the fucking government. We hate all you get the fuck out of here. You guys don't know anything. But then one of us is going to be like,

dude, I know what the government's like is my past life, bro. I was in there, bro. I was in that secret-ass room that they have. Bro, the White House, that's a front. You should the apartment next to the White House. That's where they have the real shit. And they don't tell you about.

Oh, damn. We're cracking the whole thing. We crack the thing like a nuts. And we are nuts. We're nuts. We're nuts. Yeah. It's wild.

Can we? Can we? Can we? Do I have to do, like, should I do nothing with the rest of my life, you think? Straight up Yeah Like Such a

Yeah Nothing matters Dude what I Like dude Dude we're approaching times of just like Yeah Yeah Right after college

It's Yeah Done I think about How big the universe is It's forever It's so gray bro And we have to make the most of this life

That we live bro There's no time for stressing About bullshit And taxes And let's just I think if we move away to a remote island We can live I think it's really

From remote islands After college is like I think one of the largest drop-offs Of like what the hell do I do And a lot of people just like lose themselves in that I'm starting to crash out man Dude if you think about it Countries are just like having big castles

And big civilizations And we're choosing to live in this civilization and castle Yeah. And we see and as humans we never ever ever ever we dude just speak like animals aren't supposed to be like how we are you know we're like cooked and I just learn this thing about a socio-ecological approach versus socioeconomic approach. Oh socioeconomic approach which is like trying to help the environment by it's like we're separating ourselves from nature and seeing how we can work with nature. to create balance and conserve and profit and whatnot. While socio-ecological approach is like looking how to work within nature, like we're a part of nature, where do we fit in. And that's like what the indigenous people were.

They take a socio-ecological approach and the rest follows. And it's just like we're so disconnected from nature and where we fit. It's impossible to do. Terrible. And where we are in all like industrial and everything, like the amount of shit that we have under our world. Dude, our freaking, like, agricultural industry, we're making too much food. We don't need all this meat. We don't need all this crop.

It all goes to the shitter anyways. It's like, ugh. It just feels so freaking. Yeah, it's like, what are we doing, guys? We've lost a plot a long time ago. Well, hey, now we can grow meat. Thanks, Bill Gates. Yeah, and that's the future.

Once synthetic meat starts all freaking. we're done domesticated animals should stop we're done that's the day that's the day i kill myself did you know that like one third or something of of all pollution comes from the agricultural like arm animal desticated domestication i talking about that nobody talks about that no like like the practices because it takes so much water it takes so much energy up oh and all that shit and once we have a workaround and we don't dude my cords busted bento is so persistent on being on my desk. He needs to see what's going on at all times.

All eight things that you do. He's just chewing my wires and shit. It's all he's doing. There's his channel. Oh, here we go. Do you have a channel? Well, I'm saying there's a channel I watch called the Frederick Newtsen. As a Knudson, I think Newton, and they have a series called Down the Rabbit Hole where they make a really long video.

And I feel like we're going to be in one of those videos. That's going to show us like slowly getting into just existentialness. And then it's like the. Oh, God. Every so slaghy. Coming in terms of reality. And I think it's so interesting our generation is like, yes, we're existential nihilistic as,

but like we're taking a positive spin on it rather than like, I'm just going to do nothing with my fucking life because it doesn't matter. It's like, let's do everything with our life because it's like nothing matters. If nothing matters, do everything. Do everything. Because nothing matters. Why would it matter what you do? Life is actually a big game of GTARP and you can do anything you fucking want.

Like drunk, what's stopping you from walking all the way to Austin, Texas right now? Yeah, you could hitchhike here. School! It's fucking anchors, man. It's the anchors that weigh me down. It's anchors that don't matter, but they do because you want your life to be okay. Society gave a meeting. It's like, it's a trap.

It's a trap because, get this. Kna and I were talking about this today. Damn. So it's like you're in school, you're in school, right? You're doing school stuff because it's like that's a natural course. It's like, okay, if I take a gap year, what if I don't want to go back to school? So you're due school because that's a safe route. And then once you graduate, it's like,

Oh shit, should I take a gap year or should I like look for a job? And it's like, oh man, if I take a gap year, I might not want to look for a job where I might like lose the drive that I have. So you just keep working. Then you just find yourself somewhere bad. And you didn't do anything with your life. What if we all wore Nikes and we drank the Red Solo Cup? And then we all woke up as babies and then we looked around.

We smirked at each other. I really want to know like what path of like knowledge you're on where that came. How did that end up there? The, what was that cold that like they all wore Nikes and then they killed themselves? by drinking cyanide because they thought that some mother alien ship was going to pick them up and take them to like a better line. They all drink like poison punch.

It was, it's the one that Louisville for me to cover of. It was like the keyhole. And that was their logo. It was, um, they drank cyanide. Like, I don't know.

I just want to live spontaneously, but it's so hard to do so. Dude, wait, sorry, I'm missing the Jonestown Sinait of Massacre was different than the one that I'm talking about. That was a different thing.

I'm pretty sure they all like just took, took turns killing themselves or they are all going to do at the same time or some shit. Grunk. Oh, Heaven's Gate. Heaven's Gate. Oh, yeah.

What sucks about, I guess, growing up or just coming to the realization that, you know, your entire life up until where you are right now or where you're about to be has been a pre-cut, like, maze. Like, follow this path. Yep. You do school.

You go to every grade. Once you graduate, you do college. You get your degree. you get a job. And once you get a job, you save your money. Yep, you sit, you get the girl and you buy the house. You have the kids and it's like, work until you're 70. Yeah.

But what, but that's the American dream, grunk. The part of that. Dead now. It's completely dead. The part of that that's annoying to deal with is like, you know, group dream. Getting married and getting the house, getting the girl and growing old, like that's all optional. You've been following a pretty mandatory maze.

You know, the college is not. Like if you drop out of college, you know you're going to disappoint somebody, you know, you could even disappoint yourself. So you stay in it. Right. But once you reach the end of that goal, like, what now? That's the big question. Yeah. At the top of the mountain is. They don't prepare you for the what now. Yep. Yeah. It's like, you know. What happened to America, dude. What happened to America? Now it's rent the apartment. Get the guy. It's right. It's right. America's twisted. Rent the guy. Get the guy. It's right. America's twisted. Rent the apartment. Get the guy work the three jobs Get your poli Now it is a door dash But I have hope I do I do too can I be for real Okay, it's a turning point

I feel like we're at it bro I think it's interesting I'm very much noticing like at least within myself It's like whenever I see really good art and it's not AI it's like oh my god this I value this so much more like so so so much more like so much more and I feel that's pretty special. Dude, I've... Dude, yeah. Yeah, I'm actually getting really upset. Every time I go on social media everywhere, it's AI.

AI is 90% of everything I see. It's crazy how he just like, it was chill. And then it was just like COVID and then AI. And it's like, whoa! Dude, there's like clips on Twitter now where it'll be like, it could say like, streamer and YouTuber Larry Croft says that he's leaving the group and wants nothing to do with them.

And then it's a clip of you and you're talking. and it's like a minute long and nowhere in that clip is any of that quote said but like but people in the comments are believing that because their headline readings

I've never seen such levels of that dude this I'm telling you you know what's crazy because you know it's crazy like dude the public hates you but it's just all bots that hate you yeah it's all bots that are like feeding in

that's why I don't fucking care nobody's like nobody like hates you it's just like these bots that are made to react to the internet yeah bro for every one person with a cell phone there's a fucking data center with like 400 Oh man

Take it Can I I was gonna say something and I actually It was kind of important Oh dude You're talking about like Your life and just like how it sucks and shit right And so I'm just like

Okay Me? Give her take I guess Yeah Sort of So I was like okay well He's cooked I was

I was thinking about it. So, like, artists that, like, joined for these projects and stuff like that, like, are just people in general. Like, thinking about, like, Lex Payne, thinking about, like, Jojo, who was on the project. Like, thinking about just, like, those two people in particular. Like, really talented people. Imagine you in bed. Like, you're in bed? Before bed, it's, like, like, pain.

There's Lex and Jojo and grung in the middle and shit. You go to bed all comfortable. And so I'm looking at everyone. Yeah. I just look at people. who are so creative and so talented. And then you look at like, Lex Payton messaged me and he's like really appreciative.

He's like, thank you, dude, for like having me a part of the project. Like, it really reignited my love for music. Wow. Because I felt it was fading and I really was going to quit and everything like. And I'm sitting there like, dude, how many people are there in this world that are like bound to like the system of like having to like, stuck in their name? Like being, they're being held back creatively.

Yeah. They're being held back creatively, and they're so talented. Like, there's people that are always better than, like, just more talented than other people. They're just like, there's levels to it. You go look at that quote. How many people are there, bro? The education system, man. That'll blow your mind.

That's stupid. Let me find it. Hold up. Hold up. Hold up. Hold up. Because there's a, there's like a really important quote by the guy. I think it's like Rothschild.

I'll be real. The Ross Children. Uh-oh. Oh, we're about a bit. Shit, dude. Oh, I'm sorry. Rockafeller. Rockefeller, Rockefeller.

Oh, even worse. Oh, no. He said, I think I know it. Yeah, he said, I don't want a nation of thinkers. I want a nation of workers. And it's a widely, though, uh, it's like the education system is built. And once you're in there, once you're doing it, you go, yeah, you get, you're in like a chair and the seatbelt is on and you can't take it off or else you risk. Yeah.

Really bad shit. Like, the ship sinking, you know, like you lose your house. Yeah. You're told that, like, Everything will crumble if you vary from the past. Dude. And they have all these guys, all these people,

these creative people that are stuck in that position of like, I am going to sink if I don't swim. So the only way they can swim is going, but down the extreme, like the guaranteed route. You're getting paid by this huge company. So I'm going to go and work for them rather than like capitalizing on creativity. It's low key.

It's low key kind of like when I, my TV crapped out and I took it apart because I was like, fuck that. Like, how do I know that it's worth spending almost $400, $500 for someone to come out and look at it? And I just decide to do it myself. It's like, I looked at that TV and I did not know what the fuck I was getting myself into because it's such like

you've never done it. So it's, it's all gray. You have no expectations of what's going to happen and you don't want to possibly fuck it up even more. But like, dude, my TV is already broken. You know what I mean? Like, fuck it. Like, the guy in the phone was like, the warranty guy is like, oh shit, your shit just kind of ran out. You could buy another

you could buy another TV. And I'm like, all right, if I'm already at the point of this guy saying buy another TV, I'm just going to take it apart. What's there to lose? And it's like, I didn't end up having to pay some person to come out there. I fucking just decided to try it out myself because like what's there to really fully fucking lose at that point. And it worked out. You know what's crazy dude? That guy on the phone is also a dude and a guy. So it's like a person. So it's like they also have the same time. Like I don't want to do this job. So I was going to tell this guy the most basic thing. So I don't want to go back. I don't want to go down this path. Like imagine I was on the phone with the. this warranty guy and he's like, hey man, I'll be for real with you. Just go and buy like a kit and just open it up and just take a look. See if they can these are some of the comment problems. Like imagine that was the answer.

Try it out yourself instead of call support. That's a vibe. Like bro, that'd be so crazy to like enforce people to try and do it yourself. Would you be mad if you had an employee and he did that? No. Nice. Wait, would I be mad if what? If you had an employee and he did that.

So instead of you guys earning money, the employee was like, just do it yourself. do this. Oh. Well, I think from the business standpoint, I think that there are business owners out there that do care about customers and like not wanting their shit to just get broken. Yeah. You know, I think that there are good. I think that there are business owners out there that actually care about customers.

And it's not just like, they are providing a service, right? Like, if you're a plumber, bro, like, I remember this is why I don't flush wipes down the toilet anymore, even if they say flushable because my entire basement flooded back in New Jersey, like twice. because I used to flush wipes. And it was just a bunch of like, yeah, dude. And we had to get like a big plumber guy to come out and like put the fucking giant snake down

of the thing and then get it all out and stuff. Dude, I couldn't. I mean, I probably could, but he has the equipment and it's easier to pay them, you know? But he cared. He's like, don't flush these even if they say they're flushable because this is what happens. And yes, it keeps me in business, but like,

you don't want to do this because it can destroy your entire basement, which is what happened. Right. So on one hand, one hand, he, he, what we call that. What? EBK is what we call that. EBK?

Elite ball knowledge. Business call it the front door right there. That's what we're calling it now, EBK. Has it always been that? No, Camden made it up. Well, the abbreviation was made up, but Elite Ball Knowledge has been a thing. Camden invented both.

Camden has something to say. This is important. Oh, shit. Oh, shit. EBK in and of itself is EBK. Oh, that is true. That is true. Come on, man. Because if you know, you know.

And that's all knowledge. Wow. Wow. That was awesome. I wanted to dissect it. That's first time talking to the podcast and he just drops that shit. God. Is that like the one time he drops on the podcast?

Did we have a whole episode where he was with us once? No. He's been on a pod before. It's it popped in. Yeah, I think, yeah, a classic pop in. Classic Camden pop in. We call that. He should get on the podcast once.

Yeah. We need to get another guest. Yeah, absolutely. Dude, I could run through all my RRL friends. Hey, yo. We get, we get Camden. BK, bro.

I'm real. Guy, Jorge. I think I can get the Rizzler if you guys would let me. Let you? Dude, what the hell would he have to say? We're gonna. We're gonna get the Rizzler.

Not anymore now, dude. Look at the impression you just said. I actually want to know, like, what's on his mind on a day to day? What if he's like, What if he's like we bring this up? Like we're having a normal conversation We're like we're afraid to say anything that's like two out there

And then like we slips out Like we mentioned something like Like he's like oh then he just like He like lights up Anunnaki He's like so much about it It's like the Ananaki's like yes bro I know that

Everyone's wanting to just do this face and everything And just like talk about dumb shit Yeah yeah he's like talking about what he lives He has a friend at the beginning is doing everything And then he just breaks down as soon as he hears I don't knock you And he's just like

If he like sits up And he's like oh shit Oh my god Bro That's when he starts To get into like some rabbit holes When you're a kid And then like you bring them up as an adult

Because I still bring up some shit Where I'm like I watched that shit I was like kid Because I had like internet access And I'm sure he does But it's like Yeah He's at that age

Where he starts experiencing the internet In a different way Where it's like dang This is crazy Do you think that people Do you think that kids his age you're hyped for like Northwest dropping music. Hmm.

I don't know. Is that kind of like, is that kind of like the, I play Pokemon. Oh, that kid? Like, is that like in that same sphere of music? Like Northwest is out there. Well, like when I was a kid, I wasn't singing I play Pokemon good every day. Well, actually, I was. Sorry, that's why.

I very much was. You were like fucking, yeah. Dude, whenever, whenever he dropped the disc track on Lithuan Empire's Encyclical. Sweet lore, that shit was fun. I'll remember a single word from that. Damn, bro. That era is crazy, bro. Being there at lunch, lunchtime.

Y'all remember backpack kid? Y'all remember backpack kid? Oh, yeah. And fucking Roy Purdy? Yo. Oh, what happened to that guy? Yo. Yo.

Brock Purdy. Wasn't there a Brock Purdy, too? Brock Purdy is a quarterback from San Francisco 49ers. Psychopedia over here. That is. That's true. That's Brock Brady. What's up?

Do you guys know? Okay, so there's this kid that dances. He has a blue shirt. I put it a few times in Donna just because it was like high at the moment. He's like on the floor having like a spaz out attack. It's like it went all over. I don't know what I'm doing. No, no, no.

A different guy. Different guy, different guy, bro. Your only kid does what now? So the kid's mom. If you know who I'm talking about. you guys know what I'm talking about yeah yeah I well I mean the kids moms the kids mom has like super lore she is the woman who sang the background vocals on one dance which what is when I found that out I was like there's no way and I looked and it was actually way it was

real and that was the older I grow the more connect isn't that like so odd though or the or the more that the world gets smaller it's like whoa But everything is because of something that has nuts. What? And you were there. Dude, isn't it crazy that it's like, as we grow older, it's like, dang, I was actually there for these things that people are talking about nowadays. Yeah, they were making, like, documentaries about like COVID.

And I was like, I've lived there. I ain't get a problem. Live there. Yeah, it's like, dang, dang. It's like I was peeking in Fortnite almost a decade ago. You could still peek in Fortnite again. Is this guy getting dressed for work? Like, what just happened?

Well, yeah, but I'm just saying that, like, it's just crazy because it's like, I have a decade of like conscious experience I can refer to. Oh yeah. No, I know what you're saying. Pretty nuts. Wait, you're 11 playing Fortnite? Wait, what? I was 11 playing Fortnite?

Wow. No. I was like, it must have been 13. So maybe I had a decade. Almost though, almost. A bit of an exaggeration.

Almost. Oh, sorry. Bentos only. About our 11 here. I think it's time to rep. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

I need to study guys. I don't know. I can make it for gaming tonight. I'll be real. Oh boy. Okay. It's okay, buddy. We'll talk about it. We'll talk about it. We'll see. We'll see. We'll see. We'll see. Yeah. Yeah. What the fuck? I think I'll be fine because, guys, I did the calculations. I could get a 20% on this

exam and walk out with the B. Oh. Oh, there you go. Just don't show up. Well, it about a zero. Definitely show up and do your best. Hell no. It will play by year. It will be really fun to play tonight. And I'm not saying on the podcast. But no, Gary's mod. Ladies and gentlemen, thank you for tuning in group chat podcast.

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