The Sevan Podcast - Greg Glassman #48 | Live Call In - China War, Health Insurance for Liberals Vanishing

Episode Date: October 24, 2024

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Starting point is 00:00:23 the the the the A giant Against escalator Oh Oh man. Oh man. What Instagram account is this? Glorious Sport. Man, she was close. I wonder what the comments. What's the, what do the comments say? Maybe they'll educate us on what's going on here? Oh there are no comments Three days ago. No comments
Starting point is 00:01:34 Shit how many followers is this 73,000 followers and no comments That's weird That's weird. Good morning. Oh, that's nice. Wow. Yeah. Holy cow. Look at that nice screen.
Starting point is 00:01:49 Wow. That's a great connection. What camera is that? That's just the camera on your computer. Yeah, it's on my, uh, uh, swim, whatever the fuck the light one. Yeah. Wow. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:01:57 That's incredible. That's incredible. That's incredible. That's incredible. That's incredible. That's incredible. That's incredible. That's incredible. That's incredible. That's incredible. That's incredible. That's incredible. uh, uh, slim, whatever the fun, the light one, the air, air brow.
Starting point is 00:02:05 Yeah. That's incredible. Look at even look at gorgeous, uh, gorgeous green screen. Yeah. It does look like a green screen. It's so perfect. Sandy, one of your callers last week said that the, uh, camera on this on the air is better than any kind of external add-on cameras or something to that effect.
Starting point is 00:02:29 I mean, it's crazy. It looks surreal. And the lighting's wild. And it's neat, because it's such a makeshift. I mean, I threw, I've got this storage box full of books and articles and shit I drag around. And I just plopped a laptop on it to escape the zoo inside. It's kind of cool.
Starting point is 00:02:54 Greg looks like a Mexican drug lord. Yes. That's Butterfly Beach behind you know it's a moonlight. What you get me whacked I have to leave in an hour now. Which way which way is the Biltmore I'm trying to get my bearings
Starting point is 00:03:23 there no no no no no, no, no, no, no, we're in we're in San Diego. Oh, that's right. That's right. That's right. I was just like tripping. I'm like, what? Where? Okay, that's right. That's right. God, you just cruised up the coast in a boat a
Starting point is 00:03:41 couple months ago. Now, you're cruising down the coast in a car. Yep. Yeah, that's almost safe to get back to Scott still. Oh, the weather? Yeah. I was, I don't know if you can see this. I don't know what the context of this is, but someone sent me this clip. It's pretty cool.
Starting point is 00:04:00 It's a lady versus escalator. And I don't know what the context is, but I don't know if you can see it, but it's a pretty big escalator. And she's trying to go up it. They call it, what do they call it? Glorious, some account called Glorious Sports, but she gets so close and she goes on all four
Starting point is 00:04:21 and then fails. But I like it just for the piece of humanity. Everyone's cheering, you know what I mean? Instead of someone yelling at her that she's doing the wrong thing, here she is, this woman warning versus an escalator. The challenges of man. When you come across crazy people, one of the best things you can do is cheer for.
Starting point is 00:04:43 It may feel in protection. Oh, right, right, right. Outstanding. That's outstanding. You know, approve. Hey, did you ever see that video of, this is off-subject, but the video of the Asian lady and the child? I don't know where it was.
Starting point is 00:05:00 And they're going up the escalator. And when they step off the escalator, the escalator opens. And the lady throws her kid. She throws her kid up the escalator and when they step off the escalator the escalator opens and the lady throws her kid she throws her kid over the escalator hole and then she falls to her death and gets ground up in the escalator it's an old video it's like one of the it's like you know when the internet first started it was a mall security shot yeah that was crazy well we're getting, we're getting close. We're getting close. You think people are doing more and more outrageous? I saw this clip this morning that's just absolutely insane. You think people are doing more and more outrageous shit as we get closer? Like saying more? I'm going to show you this clip more and more outrageous shit. Like just desperation.
Starting point is 00:05:45 Like, look, like, like, like, look at this. This is at some Kamala rally. This is some, you know, sitcom actor. They let oh, did you see Eminem presented Obama yesterday? Yeah. Look at this. This is some guy from some show, some TV show, and he's just losing his shit up there on stage Bradley Wichert from the West Wing
Starting point is 00:06:09 Performance Right victims it was laughing It was laughing Is at the reptilian brain stem of white who love country and God. It's... wow. I think people actually believe that shit. They not only believe that shit, but they believe that. You don't you don't have to believe it. You have to be able to perform it.
Starting point is 00:07:26 What do you mean? Well, it's an act, but not in the traditional sense that we use that. More in the sense of affectation. Yeah. And he's an actor. Yeah. And he's playing the part that he thinks when people are that way, they're really cool. So he's gonna be cool about it.
Starting point is 00:07:50 And it never really leaves the reptilian brain and gets to a place where there's any kind of fucking deep evaluation of facts. This position is one that is taken because you'd like the way you look saying being doing inciting it's kind of seeing a Howard Stern the other day he knows exactly who he wants to like them yeah he's just not sure how to reach them. He's exploring the differentiation. That frankly, he would like to have more Hollywood and less truck drivers.
Starting point is 00:08:33 Ah, and he has and it's interesting to say that because he has always want he's always thought of himself as an outsider and kind of been desperate to be an indoor dog. He's one of those people that thinks the grass is greener on the other side. He was with the cool kids and he had... When Jerry Seinfeld told him he wasn't a comedian, he says, you're funny, but you're a comedian. And it was one of the longest, most uncomfortable... I felt bad for Howard, but mostly because it like,
Starting point is 00:09:07 wow, Jerry had a good point. Jerry's one of the smartest guests Howard's ever had on. I had no idea how fucking smart he was. And tie that back, that shattered his image because he wanted to be accepted as one of the cool kid, big Hollywood comedian types. Sure. And the schlock jock thing is like that was that was always a criticism. He never it's not what he was looking for. He wanted numbers and he'd do anything. He'd do anything for the numbers.
Starting point is 00:09:33 And then once he had the numbers, he wasn't really happy with the people that were there. Not that he's kind of like it's kind of like some of the people screaming for Trump, you know? I want to tie it to this. When I first started this podcast, there were people who wanted to come on the podcast because it was like the biggest thing in the space, but they also wanted to be in bed with HQ. They wanted to work at HQ and they wanted to work on the podcast because it was like the biggest thing in the space. But they also wanted to be in bed with HQ. They wanted to work at HQ and they wanted to work on the games team at HQ. And I tried to like, without being explicit, I tried to subtly explain
Starting point is 00:10:12 to them, hey, you already are with the cool kids inside the fence is not the being an indoor dog is not cool. It's not cool. And they couldn't come to terms with it. And they tried to straddle both sides and they ended up burning both bridges, the HQ and the people that I roll with. But there's this confusion. Howard was with the cool kids, but he thinks, but he's so bad, wants to be accepted by who he thinks is the cool kids for his own image.
Starting point is 00:10:38 But when he gets there, if he ever gets there, or if he is already there, he's gonna realize they're not cool kids at all. There's nothing there. There's only a restriction of freedom inside. It kind of reminds me of the plantation too. It kind of reminds me of the Democrats who want to be, like you think you want to be with the cool kids and taken care of by the
Starting point is 00:10:55 government, but you're actually free away from it outside of it. I wonder what happens. This is a little bit of a pivot, but I wonder what happens if Trump gets a little bit of a pivot, but I wonder what happens if Trump gets elected and he only does media that's not like pool kid media. If we even see, I mean, we've already seen a massive paradigm shift. You know, he's going on Rogan on Friday, Trump. No, but that doesn't surprise me. I mean, Rogan's been very, I'm paraphrasing, but over the years he he's you know, he was a Bernie Sanders supporter
Starting point is 00:11:26 and then he got red-pilled and he started flipping and then and then basically he was he was saying he didn't I got the impression he didn't want to support pump Because he thought it would Not for him. He doesn't have to come on because people can screw it as support It remind me one time I had a flat earther on and a friend of ours, who you and I both know very well, he said, why would you give someone like that a voice? And I was like, wow, I never thought of it. I mean, I don't think of it like that. I just think of it as exploration and just to hear, you know what I mean?
Starting point is 00:12:00 But those are the same kind of people who talk about, who never make eye contact with a homeless person on the street too. You know what I mean? You know who I had on yesterday? I had Jay Bhattacharya on yesterday. It was fucking amazing. He was so good.
Starting point is 00:12:15 He's great. Yeah, he was so good. The comments, people, all sorts, I got all sorts of text messages. Please have more of Greg's friends on. Greg's friends are the best guests. Yeah, he's got a story for the ages. Yeah, totally. You know, did he get to,
Starting point is 00:12:38 he's published on the effects of loneliness in elderly's? No, we didn't. And his mom got isolated from him from COVID and had passed away. I think that's the story. I think I have that Jay's mom. Yeah, they weren't able to see her. Or are you thinking of the guy whose dad died? I know some of those too.
Starting point is 00:13:06 Who who who is the who's the friend of yours who's the Indian guy but he's from the UK. And he was pro vaccine until it killed his dad. Oh, I see. I see my whole trip. Yeah. Man, you know what I presented to Jay, if what happened to Jay would have happened to him 50 years ago, his life would have been over. But basically because of the internet and the way how fast news cycles go and how fast we're processing information, he went from hero to zero to back to hero again. And I asked him, I said, Hey, there's rumblings that you're going to be head of the CDC. Would
Starting point is 00:13:52 you take the position? And he basically said, Hey, I've been preparing and studying on things I'd like to do if I do become head of the CDC. He also said he wants to come to the party in January. I said, oh, I'm sure you'll get an invite to the inaugural BSI seminar. Yeah, he's an amazing person. He said that the events at your house are his favorite things to do. Yeah, he was great.
Starting point is 00:14:23 He's so sober. He said he started weightlifting too. Oh, is that something that might be a bad influence? I'm gonna show you brought up Howard Stern. I'm gonna show you this clip. This is going to be no surprise to you. This is from 2008. Trying to change your mind. It's absolutely fine. But he did in 2008 vow never to support Democrats anymore because the FCC is communists. I voted Republican and I voted Democrat. I have vowed I will never vote for a Democrat again. I don't give a f***. I don't care if God becomes a Democrat. I said I backed Hillary Clinton. I backed Al Gore. I backed John Kerry. The fact that these Democrats on the FCC are communists, different communism.
Starting point is 00:15:09 So what he's saying there, he wouldn't have voted for God as a Democrat. Kamala Harris is above God in his book. And he hated it because they were infringinging on his free speech, right? FCC was riding him. And now here we are. He never had values. It was all about him. You know what I mean?
Starting point is 00:15:40 He was a class clown kind of guy that wanted to be popular and he became very popular. And then this is my take, you know, I'm somewhat a participant. Then he decided that he wanted to be loved by a different demographic. The Bronx cheers and the guys from Long Island, you know, he wanted something more West Coast, more Hollywood. And the nature of the people he interviewed changed and who and the seriousness with which he took it. And it required a new outlook on life.
Starting point is 00:16:24 And it required a new outlook on life. And this is just him surfing popularity and pursuing a demographic. He knows who he wants to think he's really cool. Badly. He wishes he were invited to everything that Kim gets invited to. Beyonce gets invited to. He wants to be on that list. Kim Kardashian? Yeah. And you're not going to be on that list. There's no one coming to those events that has a grown up worldview.
Starting point is 00:17:09 Those aren't serious people. Yeah, it's probably not fair of Kim to say that. But it's certainly true of Howard. He's his whole life wanted to be a clown. Guess what he is now. He's a 70 year old fucking clown. I was just reading what a life, what a wreck Pacino's life is. Why, what happened to him? Just broke.
Starting point is 00:17:41 Like financially broke? Yeah. No shit. Yeah. What, what happened to his money? Did the article say he's he had an account and I think that he claims ripped him off. Holy shit. And lots of friends. shit. And lots of friends. You sent me an article that sent me down a rabbit hole of a Picasso painting that sold last year for 139 million. Did you see that? It was one of the links in the, in the, you sent me an article talking about sort of the disruption
Starting point is 00:18:18 in the health insurance industry. And in there, they were talking about some other financial things that had happened in a Picasso painting sold for 139 million last year, which is wild. Yeah. Hey, in those articles, the irony is that the insurance company, the people who are taking the biggest hit from this sort of restructure of the insurance company, the inability to pay for everyone's Medicare and Medicaid, they were saying that 500 or 600,000 seniors in Vermont having kicked off their medical plans. And the irony is, those are all liberals. I saw yesterday that Vermont's the most liberal state in the union. Isn't that interesting? I saw yesterday that Vermont's the most liberal state in the union. Isn't that interesting?
Starting point is 00:19:07 Yeah. I didn't realize it until recently, I've been looking at a lot of voting poll maps, that whole Northeast is crazy liberal. All those states, from Maine down to New York, they all vote blue. What's Greg's take on the Concept 2 Strengtherg? Uh-oh, have you seen that? Yeah.
Starting point is 00:19:34 I don't know if you wanna see it. Concept 2. Strengtherg. Yeah. to strength yeah I'm let me see if I can find this thing here it is it's basically a push pool it's a some sort of push pool machine that I lose you? Oh, I think you froze. I think Greg froze. Are you back? I look good to me. Okay, good.
Starting point is 00:20:10 Maybe it was my internet. Here we go. Can you see this machine? Yeah. It's some sort of resistance machine that you can do resistance from 90 pounds to 100 pounds. Yeah. It's some sort of resistance machine that you can do resistance from 90 pounds to 1,000 or 1,500 pounds.
Starting point is 00:20:39 I guess it was five years in the making. Whatever that means. in the making. Whatever that means. The things I'm doing now were 68 years in the making. Right. Last minute. Oh, Barry McAuchner, it's a geriatric machine. I know that's what.
Starting point is 00:21:07 That's kind of how I saw it too. Jeff Baker, they just need Suzanne Summers or Chuck Norris training on it. That's what I was just thinking. It looks like something, some improvement like, I know, I, you know something? Let me tell a quick story here. Please. More than an aside, this is my answer to that.
Starting point is 00:21:27 Lady asked me at an event once and it was a bunch of like exercise science types. And I realized later there was probably just someone's grandma they brought. But she wanted to know what I thought of the health writer. Do you know that thing? The buff guy? No, he sat on this thing and they pull it up, the health writer. Okay. It was all the rage.
Starting point is 00:21:55 Oh shit. It's like a seesaw? Yeah, it kind of did. But those were everywhere. Like the Nordic track, just one of those waves, right? the it's a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a
Starting point is 00:22:29 little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a
Starting point is 00:22:37 little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a I told the lady I thought it was dumb, you know, and she just kind of went on.
Starting point is 00:22:45 I told you, she'd go into one of these CrossFit gyms. Who brought you here? And she came up afterwards. She had tears in her eyes, and she said she lost 75 pounds. I'd go, whoa, whoa, whoa, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Let me just start with this. I'm an asshole. And that's the best thing ever.
Starting point is 00:23:02 I've just seen so many of those with clothes hanging on, right? Yeah. And she lost 75 pounds doing that shit watching her soaps. God bless her. It's pretty much off the couch. Yeah, yeah. So I made a commitment to myself then that every exercise is better than none, and I'm not going to, I'm not going to, especially the drysler, gackers and friends.
Starting point is 00:23:30 And I think the concept to row is a great thing. And I get the, I get the need and the desire to be in the other skews and you know, I never saw them around the weights either. So maybe that's just, that's just, maybe that's their entree to resistance training. And I don't know anyone who's used one yet. Oh, Shiz calls this it's called the Poon Hammer, not the Health Rider. The Poon, the Poon Rider. That should be my nickname. Hey, my new gym where I have resources and interest to create the nicest gym ever created. There's just not a role for machine.
Starting point is 00:24:19 Any machine at all? Is there any machine you like? I don't know. I don't know what to tell you. It's it's far from fucking ideal. Um, oh, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I your junior high school P program. I don't know. I don't know what to tell you. It's far from fucking ideal. Oh, listen, in the in the old days at the middle school, there was a weight room that had a universal machine in it. And and outside that we had ropes and pull up bars. And there wasn't adequate understanding
Starting point is 00:25:10 as to what could be done with the ropes and the pull-up bars. I'll have enough rings in the new gym to be able to run the perimeter of it from ring to ring to ring. Like Tarzan. Yeah. Rogue has some like universal looking machines now that are like squat racks. And but also they look like they they have like everything on them.
Starting point is 00:25:41 Right. They have all the stuff you could do for a crossword, but then they have all the pulleys, too. I but then they have all the pulleys too. I just have always enjoyed pulleys. I haven't used one in forever, but I always liked sitting on the ground and doing that row movement, that row exercise, you know, and the stack goes up and down. And I always liked pulling the lat down. I always thought that those were fun. I like that thing with the two ropes that hang down and you did the tricep extension.
Starting point is 00:26:09 Yeah. Yeah. Bring it all back. Go right back to where we started. Today's back and buys and then tomorrow's cardio and then the following day I'm going to do chest shoulder tries. Or I don't, I don't know, just- Then there's leg day. That's the day where you actually use your legs. Um, uh, you can work them in, you could work them into some sort of workout. You could work them into some sort of- Of course you can. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:26:41 And the health rider has its place in the better than nothing lineup. Right. The problem with that, pick any one of those things you mentioned, it's like ask yourself what could you be doing instead? And you have the whole list of things like, yeah, fuck, I think, right. Right. But then again, if you want to you have to think, right? Right. But then again, if you want to compare it to nothing, it's fucking great. Right.
Starting point is 00:27:11 What? I'll be closer to ideal than it is nothing. But the gap between that and that and what can be done is enormous. Here's what fucked me up. My buddy Joe, the deadlift squat bench, that's all you need. He'd go through any machine, put the pin in the bottom, and he could one leg or one arm. The whole thing.
Starting point is 00:27:32 And then so I'm like, dude, what the fuck? You're a fucking monster. So I put 225 on a bar and he could strip curl it. And then it hit me in a blinding flash. He's none of what he does even involves arm flexion. That bicep is from the fucking static pull of the of the of the deadlift. It's it the bicep plays an integral role in your arm from not coming apart at 700 750 pound deaths. hundred, seven hundred fifty pound debts. Interesting, right? Yeah. Some of our strongest contractions are stabilizing contractions where you don't get, you don't get the shortening you might with when you're moving a lever, big lever. Particularly around the mid section in the core, back and front. Most important work thesection in the core back and front.
Starting point is 00:28:28 Most important work the muscles in the back and stomach do is it's just cinching down the spine so there's no movement. Preserve the S. If you can't do that, you can't explode the way you need to in that last explosive part of the clean. the last explosive part of the clean. Cody Baker, I feel like there's more bicep tears happening in deadlift than in curling. I understand why. Try to curl 700 pounds and see what happens.
Starting point is 00:29:01 Do the negative. Hey, what about rows, bent over rows? Are you okay with those? You know, where you put your knee on the negative. Hey, what about Rose, Ben over Rose? Are you okay with those? You know, you put your knee on the bench. If I had to bring anything into play, if I had to move outside of, you know, what I considered the ideal retinal exercises, if I were to do something, and I did this I think in 2019, but one arm rows. And I'm talking about the bench one, where the one arm supporting and you turn so that there's a significant Turn to the torso. Yeah, and then pull straight up and look and roll back as far as you can
Starting point is 00:29:50 so it's got that wind up of a punch or trying to pull someone back onto a rock ledge Yeah, yeah, I Mean you there's that torso turn and the momentum from that pull. It's amazing how strong you can hook something without throwing. And the key to it is at the top, is you look back and see the ceiling. Your elbow should be pointed as much to the ceiling as possible.
Starting point is 00:30:18 The forearm, of course, perpendicular to the ground, because that's all it can do. But that movement, you see a lot of places. I recognize it well. You mean just in life? Yeah, it's that plyometric loading of the throw of a punch. It's a life-saving component. It's a powerful, powerful pull. We got a call with no phone number up even. Hey caller. Hello. Caller. Hey how's it going? Hey what's up man? Hey so first time caller, just wanted to say thanks to you and Greg for something. I'm working on a capstone project
Starting point is 00:31:10 from a master's degree right now, and I actually got the idea for the project that you stepped on. And Greg, I used your five buckets of depth in my initial project pitch presentation. Tell me more, what's a capstone project? So it's an overall project to kind of cap off my master's degree at some masters in business analytics and My topic that I initially pitched in the comorbidities that contributed to death the ECO but 19 Which you've talked about a lot and how is it? How is it being received? Are you getting pushback?
Starting point is 00:31:43 No, really? Well, actually a lot of people were interested in joining for one of the financial project pitch on to kind of gather some support i'd a lot of people come up to me and talk about how interesting it was and uh... reformed a group of three and so my focus on the comorbidity uh... i have
Starting point is 00:32:01 a teammate that's studying the efficacy of government mandate throughout the pandemic and then our thirty minutes actually using natural language processing to go have a teammate that's studying the efficacy of government mandates throughout the pandemic. And then our third teammate is actually using natural language processing to go through over like 370,000 research papers electronically to understand what the medical research community was focused on during different points about the pandemic. And what are you finding? Do you guys have a And what are you finding? Do you guys have a in conclusion paragraph? So we're not done yet. We're about halfway through the semester. We actually have our midterm presentation on Thursday, which are mainly about the data
Starting point is 00:32:35 sets and how we justify using certain data sets. What I've found a lot of is information from the CDC's behavioral risk factor surveillance system survey, which is a survey of like 349 questions with over from the CDC's Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System Survey, which is a survey of 349 questions with over 334,000 people responding. And so it's a lot of questions and answers. And I'm finding that, well, two things. One, I'm disappointed that a risk factor survey doesn't
Starting point is 00:33:04 have anything to do with food that people are eating. It doesn't ask a single question about diet, but it does ask a lot about exercise, and the people who are not exercising at intensity are a lot of the ones that are experiencing a diagnosis of one or more chronic diseases. Hey, are your other two, when you went into it, I'm assuming you had certain biases. Did your partners in the project have the same biases? No, not at all. Wow. Was that apparent? Yeah, they were just open to studying anything. One of them was a computer science major who I'd never met before and the other one was another analytics major who I had met
Starting point is 00:33:48 He was in a group project for a previous class, but we hadn't actually met in person because the class was online They had no biases neither of them like exercise much. The only bias they had was that they both regret taking the vaccine Wow What's it what's the caller was your first name? Uh, andrew Exactly. Wow. What's the caller? What's your first name? Andrew. Andrew. Nice to meet you. This is interesting.
Starting point is 00:34:10 Andrew, there's a group of people that are exceedingly easy to talk about public health and get really meaningful inputs. And it's the people in the insurance, the actuary award. They're not looking to be publicly extremely honest about things, but they have knowledge of this stuff that just can't be hidden. The guy's paying the medical bills and so you look at where Dowd gets his information, you know, where he went to go check and it was with the CEO of the nation's largest life insurer. He'll know.
Starting point is 00:34:49 Boy, did he know. And what we're seeing now is that the health insurance world has this crazy earnings drop suddenly. And the story looks like a 3.5 to five-fold increase in costs in their output. And the reporting is a huge earnings loss. But the bottom line is that the actuary model is broken. And it isn't people aren't paying their premium.
Starting point is 00:35:22 And it's not that the medical costs themselves, the procedures, surgeries, drugs have gone up. You know, it says there's a huge tidal wave of people suddenly a lot sicker. And the health, the life insurers saw it first. And now the health insurance crowds watching this. And it's business right. And the insurers will tell you exactly why a whole bunch of people died in that, what was it, 40% increase in all-cause mortality of working-age people. They know exactly what caused that. And they also know exactly what's happening. So the sick got
Starting point is 00:36:05 dead and now the well are sick. And the insurance companies know what happened. And so we'll watch them. So what I'm saying is you got to get candid with them. You know what I mean? Like promise to never quote them and they'll tell you it's the fucking vaccine. I have a friend in the industry and Tim Noakes told me that when they see in the data that a prosthesis, a hip prosthesis is keep coming back up on the defective side, keep having problems, they'll make the decision that they don't want it used anymore because it ends up costing them more. In which everyone should hope that your insurance
Starting point is 00:36:54 came doesn't have to spend a lot of money on you because one doesn't have to spend the fuck that sicker you are. And so they don't want to spend more money on you. You should like to hear that too. You want them to spend none on you. That's why it would keep your premiums low. And so the insurance guy, his people,
Starting point is 00:37:11 will call the medical school and the medical school will turn right around and announce through orthopedics that this is a shitty hip prosthesis. And that just gets taught, it's over. And thank God for that. But the health insurance industry and the life insurance industry
Starting point is 00:37:31 knows we all got sold a bill of goods. Andrew, you asked how to get in touch with those people. Greg doesn't just have a friend in the industry, but it's a founder and owner of one of the largest insurance companies on the planet. We're meeting people in the insurance industry. And they don't want to incur the wrath of national health, but they're not blind to what's going on.
Starting point is 00:38:03 The Dow Book's a great place to start. the Yeah, I'll pull it up right now. He was pulling that up. Greg. Yes. I was just, I was just gonna say actually just got through the forward on scientific rationalism really good so far. Oh, I love hearing. I love hearing that.
Starting point is 00:38:39 Andrew, that is a remarkable work. Yeah, I'm excited to get through it. Andrew, that is a remarkable work. Yeah, I'm excited to get through it. Cause we're known the epidemic of sudden death 2021 to 2022 Children's Health Defense Fund. It's on Amazon. Nice. Ed Dowd was definitely in my final paper.
Starting point is 00:39:05 Ed Dowd was a quanted BlackRock and he went to confirm his suspicions with the life insurer and the life insurer had a story to tell like the guy had been waiting to be contacted. And I think he said that a 10% increase in all cause mortality over 30 months would be a 200-year event. We don't have enough data or experience to tell you what a 40 percent increase in all-cause
Starting point is 00:39:30 mortality represents in terms of what kind of thousand-year event, 2,000-year event is not enough known to answer the question. That's how fucking significant it was. And it was not COVID. We just be really strong about that. That wasn't COVID. Hey, Andrew, two things. I just learned the I didn't there's an apostle named Andrew, right? Yeah. Or, yeah, that or a disciple, a disciple, a a disciple Yeah, I just I just saw some random video the other day where Andrew is the first disciple. I never knew that hey, um the that five buckets of death
Starting point is 00:40:15 Susan just used that lecture twice in two days to speak to people at the highest level in First responders in the state of Ohio and then the next day gave it to the people who are at the highest level for homeland security in the state of Ohio and then the next day gave it to the people who are at the highest level for Homeland Security in the state of Ohio. And he said it went over crazy. He said they were losing their shit. They just absolutely loved it. He basically just credited Greg and then gave the lecture. The Five Buckets piece is a different telling of the sickness, wellness, fitness continuum. And a different telling, again, of the same story, but it's told again in a slightly different language when we explain that the universally accepted Western med parameterization of health consists not of independent variables
Starting point is 00:41:10 that you can manipulate to get a good health package. That's the dream, that's the fantasy, that's the effort. But they are the dependent variables of lifestyle choices. And that, the sickness, fitness, wellness continuum and the five buckets are very much looking at the same train wreck and explaining it in a little different manner. But it's all related. And it comes down to being well and perfect health is an intermediate state between being fit and having disease. Perfect health is an intermittent state between fitness, because you have better than perfect health when you're fit. And it shows in the numbers. We can quantify that.
Starting point is 00:42:08 that. Well hey keep us that was in the level one material wasn't it? Yes it was yes it is it's it's the yep. Yeah well Andrew keep us posted yeah good job spreading the good word. Yeah they say Andrew get in touch I'll let you know. Get up Seve and Emily and if you want to you want to come out in January we'll make that happen I'd love to that'd be great. I'll be I'll be done with school. That'd be that'd be awesome. Where's home for you? Jacksonville, Florida, okay, cool. Yeah And if I don't my DMS are a bit of a mess So if I don't respond like in a week then just DM me again and push it back up to the top Yeah, will do I don't have an Instagram, but I'll borrow my wife's. All right awesome. Oh I like this guy. Great interview yesterday by the way. Oh thank you I was gonna ask you if you saw that.
Starting point is 00:42:54 I sent that yeah I sent that to both of my teammates and like last night so they haven't talked back to me if they watched it yet but I'm ready to go back and watch it again and take notes. Yeah I can't wait to have him back on Andrew. I've gotten two other people to give scientific irrationalism a try and I got one in J. Bonacharya's hands, but in the pauper and after title same book and The other one was a was a Dr. True. And he was blown away.
Starting point is 00:43:26 He said he knew it was bad, but he didn't know it was that bad. Which is, it's a great, it's a great read for that. Awesome. Great. Great to hear good stuff. All right. All right. Keep us posted. Thanks for taking my call. Yep. Anytime.
Starting point is 00:43:43 Take care. Bye. Daniel Wynn, how do people get hurt pushing across a rock across the ice? Oh, wait, wrong curling. Yep, wrong curling. Thank you, though, for the clarity. Did you see Rob Wolf's debacle? No, I do want to hear about it.
Starting point is 00:44:03 Let me come back to this. I'm going to make this scientific irrational. I'm going to hear about it though. Let me come back to this. I'm gonna make this scientific irrational. I'm gonna Johnny Appleseed that fucking book into the hands of the... It's, you know, it's not that expensive to do. It's enormously illuminating. People who will read it will never forget that they read it. Each time you read it, you'll get more out of it. Yeah, I've been reading it for five years now, like really studying it, you know, and just to be perfectly clear here, we bought the fucking title. There was nothing really being done to promote it or talk about it or support it,
Starting point is 00:44:40 and we wanted to republish it in a hardback book with acid-free kind of paper, right? And pulled it off and now we're going to get this in the hands of a bunch of smart people. But it is an absolutely irresistibly compelling tale as to why. I mean, you have to make another leap, but the academic philosophy of science is in a deplorable state. And that blurb on the back, can you flip the book over? Isn't this it right here? Yeah, yeah, that's it.
Starting point is 00:45:23 Owned by Broken Science Books. No, but written right here, isn't this it right here? Yeah, yeah, that's it. With broken science books. No, but but written right here isn't this it and fewer than 200 pages David Stove leaves the well established why they got Amazon edited a little but I'm talking about the one sentence line on the back. Let me pull it out. I see one here in my box. Okay, I'm not sure how to flip it. But that's a great line and fewer than pages, David Stove leaves the well-established and widely regarded evidence of the academic philosophy of science and smoldering ruins. That is exactly what it is. The backside has this on it, and I'll read it.
Starting point is 00:46:02 We should for a moment try, though it is almost impossible to take in the full grotesqueness of the contemporary situation in the philosophy of science. That's just, that is so good. And this is exactly what I hope to do in the Two-Day What Is Science course, take in the full grotesqueness as possible as it might be to do. So I'm up
Starting point is 00:46:28 to the challenge. But I know exactly what he's talking about. It's shocking. You know, that's Dr. Drew's, that's his experience. You just don't know. He didn't know how bad it was. Well, Professor Stove brings you face to face with what it is that Popper, that Kuhn, that Lakatos, that Fire-Op had said, believed how they did it, how they wrote. And it's all an attempt, a valiant attempt
Starting point is 00:46:59 at the certainty of deductivism. And it came out of, they were inspired by Hume's inductive skepticism and Popper turned that basically into a denial of induction. And so he went that falsification, he's going to modus tollens theories into the end zone and thought that's how science should work, did work, defined it that way. Proceeded from there to continue on a whole bunch of other unfortunate turns. But it's a great story.
Starting point is 00:47:32 It's an absolutely great story. And I think it should be part of a high school education. Are there other books you're after? Yeah, but I'm not gonna get them. I think no one's going to sell me. Probability theory, you know, the logic of science. I wanted to say this, if you look up E.T. James and look up his biography, you have to be a pretty good little researcher to realize just how important a thinker he is. Through Wikipedia, say, or whatever your standard comes up on top of Google shit.
Starting point is 00:48:12 But if you ask AI Chat about ET Janes, that AI crowd has proper recognition of the profound intellect and the impact he's had on all of us for the reason that there wouldn't be any AI right now without the impact he's had on a generation of very intelligent thinkers on the subject of machine learning and more importantly, probability theory. He has been described as the king of the Bayesians and that whole AI phenomenon is their puppy.
Starting point is 00:48:54 But the AI chat telling of people like Richard Thelkelb and Claude Shannon and E.T. James are better than the kind of standard references. It's interesting. The, for instance, AI chat, you look up maximum entropy principle, and you get a much better telling of the significance of it than you would from Wikipedia and I find that I find that It's funny. I like it and it's funny. You mean like if you ask chat GPT that question
Starting point is 00:49:33 I don't know about that when I got this AI chat what just popped up an app and I think chat GPT is part of it. Is it? I don't know how any of that shit works. Carlos Mejias, I give a summary of the level one lecture of what fitness, what's health to all potential new members of our gym and 99% of the time they sign up for a membership. Hey, Greg, do you have a date for January? Yeah, 11 and 12. You think that's pretty certain? Yeah, yeah, I think so.
Starting point is 00:50:18 Yeah, that's awesome. All right, we're getting close. Hey, they put in the basketball hoops at the gym. They did? Yeah Send photo push push button lower down. Yeah, that's cool. Holy shit All right, you ready for this raw wolf story? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah So he has this product um called lmnt it's it's salt right? called LMNT. It's salt, right? And you in its flavored salt and you pour it into a glass of water and then I guess you get electrolytes or something from it. Oh, Heidi Krumm, I'd
Starting point is 00:50:55 like to apply to be Greg's date for the he's gonna be busy. He's gonna be a shitty date Um, okay, here we go So this is doctor. This is doctor tro. No, he's been on the show before I don't know. I don't want to mischaracterize. I mean, he hasn't been on in a couple years But he's a he's a very strict low carb diet doctor He's like the doctor's like he's like no sugar at all That's been his message for three years like K I can change your life by not eating sugar Okay, and here we go
Starting point is 00:51:30 Say hey maltodextrin is being used now. They initially Let me start Why don't you may not be following what's going on? There's a company called element II see them in here great on. There's a company called LM&T, great, amazing CEOs, and Rob Wolf has been a lot in the CrossFit community, Italian and Keto community. But the problem is, is he started his company saying we're going to have great, high quality ingredients, no additives, no filters, complete transparency, no dodge ingredients, quote unquote, that was their sort of call for action. And what happened was I guess when they first started they were using natural flavors quote
Starting point is 00:52:11 unquote that were co-packed with maltodextrin which is a type of sugar essentially with a high glycemic index and some gut issues for many people who are sensitive to it. And they didn't put it on the label. They didn't say, hey, maltodextrin has been used. Now they initially said the reason for that was because it was a minuscule amount, four milligrams, just a tiny amount. Probably shouldn't do much for most people blood sugar wise.
Starting point is 00:52:40 But then it was found out that they had a hundred times more than what they said. And again, they didn't put it on their label. They were not being transparent and they literally had a dodgy ingredient. So, you know, this is not even more recently, one of their founders basically said, hey, there is no maltedection when the company literally says there is. And there's some other issues that are smaller. They claim to have 550 milligrams of maltidection,
Starting point is 00:53:11 which would require it to be on the label, and yet it's not on any of their labels. So this is a terrible problem. It's not just them. It's a marketing issue. It's a marketing ploy. They decided to treat their customers poorly, not put all the ingredients on the label.
Starting point is 00:53:27 And this is an industry wide phenomenon. So I don't just blame them, but I blame them for saying that they're going to do better and be better and they're not. And they're getting so basically he, they said there'd be transparency. Then they found an ingredient that was in there. Then they admitted the ingredient was in there, but then they didn't admit the dose was 100 times more than what they admitted. And boy, the internet is having its way with Rob.
Starting point is 00:53:54 And what's funny is they just started a huge national campaign too, I guess, because I keep seeing their commercials on ESPN. And it is, it is, I find it very odd to theme off any ingredient at all. Do you find that odd? Yeah, but I wouldn't expect. You're not shocked? No, and it's not. I'm not. I'm not impugning Rob's character either, but. If a manufacturer found out that
Starting point is 00:54:36 multidirectional is essential to keep the shit from caking. Would they add it and not tell Robbie? Of course. You know, I mean, they'll make the label come out like what he wants to pay for. Right. And then they'll do whatever it takes to get it off the shelf into his hands. You hope no one's out there doing essays on your labels. That looks like what this guy's doing. There's another company called Relight. But listen, listen, who's buying Magic Salt? I was like, but this guy's doing there. There's another company called Relight. And I said, listen, listen, who's buying magic salt?
Starting point is 00:55:10 And what's the truth of electrolytes and liquid form? Almost anything you can tolerate a drink is isotonic. We say that again, if you can, if you can hold it down, if it doesn't make you want to throw up, it's close to isotonic like Gatorade. It's far from your blood sodium. What does that mean, isotonic? It's more like water?
Starting point is 00:55:37 It's more like neutral. It's closer to neutral than it is really giving you electrolyte. An external solution that has the same solute concentrate and water concentrate compared to bodily fluids okay so it's not actually elevating you can't drink anything that elevates every sip of Gatorade dilutes your electrolyte concentration every single fucking suit sit dilutes it what about pickles you're saying I don't I would like an easy test is see how much you can hold down. Sipping pickle juice maybe, but can you drink the jar and not pour off? If so, I'm gonna
Starting point is 00:56:12 tell you, it's, I don't know what the millimolar of it is and I don't know from pickle to pickle. I'm not gonna make pickle pronouncements on the fucking podcast, but I know this, that we need to eat our electrolytes. And not drink them. Yeah, I think the blood's 30 millimolar, and I think Gatorade's 17 or something. I'm looking to see if they have a competitor called Relight, and I wonder if they they admit to having
Starting point is 00:56:50 What's crazy is is didn't Know you would get caught for that Don't you know you'll eventually get caught for that someone eventually will fucking look at the ingredients Someone will like stuff like you know crack open your package and fucking doing an analysis of it that like, you know, crack open your package and fucking doing an analysis of it. CK Kevin, I used to drink 32 ounces of pickle juice at a time would upset my stomach a little bit, save me from cramping. A lot of people are coming out of the woodwork saying, Oh, no wonder that LMT shit was fucking up my stomach.
Starting point is 00:57:18 I'm very sensitive to maltodextrin. Teresa, they're all expensive anyway. Yeah, that shit is expensive. I think it becomes more of a ritual for people than anything else. You know what I mean? Finish working out, rip it off, pour it in your water bottle.
Starting point is 00:57:45 It's like... I used to sell the shit out of that stuff. It holds chip. The salt? The hope, no, just you know, blue thunder, all that shit. It's the juice in the bottles. It had electrolytes.
Starting point is 00:58:04 Was blue thunder, it was like Gatorade? I was there was every kind of thing you can imagine. All of those. There was a TV show called Blue Thunder too, right? That was the helicopter show. I have no idea. Blue Thunder cocktail. Oh, okay, I see Blue Thunder maximum nutrition.
Starting point is 00:58:27 Hey, the hope, the hope of Gold's was you could sell enough out of a one refrigerator case to cover the overhead of the front desk. The two people you'd have at the front desk. Okay. Wow. Yeah. One case would cover their their costs to the company. I literally sign up for local CF competitions simply because you always get
Starting point is 00:58:52 a couple packages of LMT as a door price swag. Wow. It upsets the stomach, but they kept drinking it because of the great marketing. I like that. I think salt reminds me of that. That reminds me of Travis Bajan says if he thinks shoes look cool, he doesn't care how much they hurt his feet. Right.
Starting point is 00:59:15 That's like Princess Diana would have said or something. You know what I mean? It's funny coming from him. I lost my job a few weeks ago and stopped all supplements except protein and caffeine and don't feel a bit different. I think I'm saving money in the future. I know you are. David Weed actually agreed 100%.
Starting point is 00:59:51 Hey, you know what? Like who would want to sell salt for God's sakes? Yeah I told Susan, I said let's sell a salt. Let's just put salt in a shaker and write the Sebon podcast on it. You know the one nobody likes is selling, selling steel. Yeah that sounds like a pain in the ass our friends moving 150,000 pounds oh shit yeah wow um I saw I saw in the last two years China has surrounded Taiwan four times. Four times they've surrounded the island with drone ships and airplanes. That's wild, right? Yeah, they're they're having some really tough economic issues.
Starting point is 01:00:45 China. Yeah. Their money's. Do you think it's because the people their sense of war coming or what? Why is that happening so much and by that I saw the article you sent me you're talking about the Half a trillion dollars that's left leaving the country I don't want to get me one. It was interesting to me, legends in the sporting world from there, living there still, with very, very limited English, that own homes in some of the nicest neighborhoods there are. In China? No, in the US. And have children attending
Starting point is 01:01:44 prestigious, hard to get into American schools. So think of that, like a sports legend living there, speaks very little English, but has a rock star home and two daughters, sons, whatever, enrolled in US University, prestigious university. It's really interesting.
Starting point is 01:02:10 I mean, it all says exit plan to me. You mean famous Chinese athletes? Yeah. Someone in particular. A legend. A legend with a home and kids already here. Yeah. Like it, and it seemed like everyone had an exit plan. Wouldn't you? Fuck yeah.
Starting point is 01:02:35 Yeah, I mean, I gotta tell you, it doesn't take a special kind of person to recognize hell. It takes a certain kind of person to deny it. I traveled to China with all first class and then also with all just shit accommodations. And I've done several tours of the country. And I never there was very little that I found endearing. And I can't say that about a lot of places. You know what I mean? I've been in fucking, you know, central America, third world shitholes, and it's still cool. You know what I mean?
Starting point is 01:03:12 People living in huts and picking mangoes and you know, cool roads and beautiful oceans, but fuck man, China. I didn't see anything fun in China. The people don't, the, the, the, every it was a trip. It was a trip. I did not seem like a cool place at all. At all. No, I would, I would get bored. I feel like I would, I don't know, bored is the right word, but I would want out. I would want out. Imagine them free.
Starting point is 01:03:42 Imagine what? Them free. Yeah. I mean, the government of Taiwan is an older government. Imagine if the whole place got Taiwan. What are the implications of that? Do you think they would just flee? There's 50 million Chinese living outside of China.
Starting point is 01:04:03 I thought it would be more than that. It's not very many. No, I'm saying that I'm saying that Taiwan is a modern flourishing free, beautiful. I mean, you see that some of the world's largest chip manufacturers right next to the strawberry farms and stuff. It's like, it's really pretty. They're neat, proud, industrious. They're essential technical partners, of course. And imagine if the whole of the resource of those people
Starting point is 01:04:34 was united under that. Hey, it's only 110 miles, I think, that opening between them and China. How did they ever get free? I don't get it. How did China lose control of them? No, it wasn't that way. It's the other way, right?
Starting point is 01:05:01 Oh, they were. Okay. right? Oh, they were okay, it started off that okay. Hey, I'd be all for reunification under the terms of Taiwan. Um, if there was ever a time to attack, it seems like it's it's it's steadily approaching, right, right after the fucking election? When everything was- How about exactly during Israel's attack in Iran? Yeah, when is that coming? Did they ask Netanyahu to do this after the election? Oh, wow.
Starting point is 01:05:43 Trump would want it done first before, right? So it's not on, right, right. So it's not on his watch. Do it before November 5th, and then afterwards he can say he stopped the war after Iran's vaporized. Hey, if Israel Hey, if Israel inflicts significant harm to Iran and say they were able to retaliate on Saudi oil, we could see some $20 a gallon gasoline in no time.
Starting point is 01:06:20 Everyone else would then all of a sudden have less gas and it would be very expensive and we've deliberately curtailed our production. I don't know. It'd be a problem. Look up Davidson window. Davidson window. Did you see North Korea sending troops to Ukraine? Yeah. Yeah. What's that all about?
Starting point is 01:06:54 It doesn't sound like it's a lot of troops. The story I read says Russia is losing a thousand troops a day in the war, and North Korea is sending over 1,500 troops. That's like a day's worth. Put probably bottom. That's what I was thinking too. Traded them for wheat. Yeah, that's exactly what I was thinking.
Starting point is 01:07:19 Probably bottom. So what's the Davidson window? It says, Davidson China, uh, David's, uh, closing the Davidson window, July 3rd, 2021. China might seek to achieve a condition of integrating Taiwan with the mainland in the next six years. I guess there was some general or commander when he left, that was part of his talk. The FBI said that too, right?
Starting point is 01:07:53 They said within the next seven years, China plans on attacking Taiwan. I don't know if that'd be an FBI kind of thing. However, the Biden defense budget appears to ignore Davidson's warning smaller than the last Trump budget. When adjusted for inflation, the new spending plan in the near term shrinks those forces that would be expected to confront China in the Indo-Pacific region. I guess it's some sort of, what's that word, valedictory testimony before the Senate Armed Services Committee and marks outgoing Indo-Pacific combat commander Admiral Phil Davidson stunned
Starting point is 01:08:43 his audience with his observation that China might seek to achieve its ambition of integrating Taiwan with the mainland in the next six years. Oh, hence Davidson window. Got a pro-possing near you? I Got a pro posse near you a what a crow posse I hear crows. Yeah. Yeah All right, you have, I ended up not coming down there. Obviously. I noticed that.
Starting point is 01:09:29 We got the boat here and I got the marina key. Oh, that's nice. Do you have any plans to go out on it? Yeah, we forgot to. It's been really nice. Dude, it looks really nice. I'm actually sweating in here right now. It looks like it's going to be another hot day. It's been really nice. Dude, it looks really nice. I'm actually sweating in here right now.
Starting point is 01:09:46 Looks like it's going to be another hot day. We have the most amazing falls out here. Are you at your house? That's the house that you're staying at? Uh huh. Yeah, that's a great... and you can walk to all sorts of shit? Like coffee? Yeah, everything.
Starting point is 01:10:04 Yeah, right at fourth in the Encinitas. Greg, do you like Tulsi as a possible future candidate? Oh yeah, definitely. You know, it's funny, she was easy to respect as a Democrat. She was my representative in Kauai. And I've got to just have to confess a bias too. She was my representative in Kauai. And I've got to just have to confess a bias too. She was a cross fitter. Right. But she's one of those few times, I love it when it happens,
Starting point is 01:10:35 but you get to watch someone mature politically. And she has. Like my friend RFK Jr. You get to watch him grow up. Joe Rogan's done some of that. Jay Patachari, I got to do a bunch of it real quick. You can do it on your own the slow way or you can have it done to you. All right, well have a good day, man. All right, cool. Thank you.
Starting point is 01:11:08 Thank you. Oh, wait, hold on one more. Hold on. Hold on one more. Is Greg familiar with the Holda's Clark work on parasites and cancer and does he have an opinion on it? I don't. Holda Clark's.
Starting point is 01:11:17 Holda. I'll look that up though. Holda. From the math lady. That used to be a seam of boobs. Yeah I think- she had her somehow she got in trouble for using that name or something so she
Starting point is 01:11:37 switched it. God the censorship shit is crazy. And I'm gonna get worse. God, please don't say who do you think is gonna win now? You know, I was seeing all these polls saying Trump's gonna destroy. So then I typed in Democrats are gonna win the election and I saw the exact opposite. That the Democrats are gonna destroy. That basically she's got the popular vote. Is the, is the, I don't know, did you, did you open that Kamala Harris is an idiot? Yeah. Yes.
Starting point is 01:12:19 Thank you for the subscription, by the way. You're welcome. Wasn't that well written? Yes. I Marveled in this in this Chauncey Gardner sense that that we've seemed to be stripped of vocabulary of saying that This woman is obviously profoundly and overhead Like I that's amazing to me. Someone texted me this morning, JD Vance is the only normal person on the ticket. It's funny.
Starting point is 01:12:52 I hadn't thought of that, but I gave it to him. I was like, oh, for sure. Yeah. You know what I mean? Yeah. Like he's the kind of guy who pours his own cereal, goes, pulls out the spoon and just, yeah, he's the kind of guy who pours his own cereal, pulls out the spoon and just, yeah, he's the only normal dude. In this fast paced world,
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Starting point is 01:16:28 Political philosophy of porn I find his political philosophy abhorrent. But he's no walls. Yeah. But I enjoyed the way he handled himself in terms of just bombast. And I like when he was with Cheyney. He's like, that makes sense you know like hey you're not supposed to do that right it's supposed to be you're supposed to have a problem with everything that Vance says but we're fundamentally in agreement here and I appreciated that. If, let me give you a big if, if Trump wins,
Starting point is 01:17:08 you think advance has any chance of being president? Think it's pretty good? Or you think that the Republicans just come in for four years, Trump's kept in court the whole time and we just go back to fucking some libtard again? I don't know, but we desperately need to work our way back from this heavy socialist direction we're undergoing. There's a guy, I saw a video yesterday, it's a guy walking around on a college campus and he says are you a socialist and they say why and
Starting point is 01:17:48 all the kids say yes I'm a socialist, I'm a socialist and he says, are you a socialist? And they say, why? And, and all the kids say, yes, I'm a socialist, I'm a socialist. And he says, why? And they're like, because you know, the rich people should be paying their fair share and you know, to help everyone else. So then he says, okay, well, um, what do you feel? How do you feel about giving part of your GPA to kids who don't have a good GPA? And across the board, all fucking 20 kids who interview, they're like, no, why would I do that? I work so going to do that. I'm not going to do that. I'm not going to do that. I'm not going to do that. I'm not going to do that. I'm not going to do that. I'm not going to do that. I'm not going to do that.
Starting point is 01:18:09 I'm not going to do that. I'm not going to do that. I'm not going to do that. I'm not going to do that. I'm not going to do that. I'm not going to do that. I'm not going to do that. I'm not going to do that.
Starting point is 01:18:17 I'm not going to do that. I'm not going to do that. I'm not going to do that. I'm not going to do that. I'm not going to do that. I'm not going to do that. I'm not going to do that. I'm not going to do that. I'm not going to do that. I'm not going to do that. I'm not going to do that. I'm not going to do that. putting them into practice for themselves. They all say the same thing, no, I've worked so hard, I've sacrificed so much.
Starting point is 01:18:29 We really do need to walk away, walk back, you're right. It takes an IQ of 75 to hold one end of a stop the genocide in Gaza side. You need someone on the other side with an IQ of 75 and probably someone holding the middle up with an IQ of 75. That's the requirement. We've made ourselves dumber. And attention span is in free fall. Have you noticed that? Yeah. How many of we? The shorts, the Instagram, TikTok.
Starting point is 01:19:21 Watch the engagement just get more and more superficial, quicker and quicker and quicker. It's nice to be able to pack in some high density, super efficient, valuable homeschooling while all this is going on. Amazing. All right, I'll is going on. Amazing. All right, I'll see you tomorrow. All right, dude. Bye.
Starting point is 01:19:50 Bye, buddy. Have a good one. All right. That's it. Just a little check in with Greg. 68 minutes. 78 minutes. Oh, I'm gonna get Lance back on it looks like, the penis doctor. That's cool.
Starting point is 01:20:19 We'll show on penises. I'm leaving in 15 minutes. Can you please make sure Avi finishes his Kumon? Oh yeah, I wonder where you're going. Where are you going? Where to? Oh, I think God, why do people with droids fucking text me? Oh God, I got- that's good, Mike. Mike sent me this. I haven't even seen the whole thing let me play this this is crazy what if we what if we find out that metutian has mal mal maldo dextrin in it no we don't want any clumping who is it? DC Drano? Is that what you sent me? Oh, this is going to be good. Why do all the crazy liberals look like this? Trump derangement syndrome is real and apparently a fashion trend.
Starting point is 01:21:47 I want to know how you can vote. We can't answer the door right now, but if you'd like to leave a message, you can do it now. Shameful. Are you the one that walks by here and always screaming at people? No, I haven't walked by recently. Okay, because a lot of people walk by and scream. Yeah, I'm not supposed. You are voting for the devil. Don't you know that?
Starting point is 01:22:09 No. Why are you voting for him? Because I believe he is a moral candidate. Oh my God. F*** you for that one. Moral? That's how your side acts. Oh my God.
Starting point is 01:22:22 He's the most immoral person around. In your opinion, that's what I... Oh, f*** you for that. Wow. Holy shit. Holy shit. Oh my god. I know I'm preaching to the choir here, but you know, we were talking, I saw a clip and my wife and I were talking about this and I've heard a lot of people talk about this that basically you can't have a Trump vant sign in your yard. Someone will fucking vandalize your fucking house You can't do you can't have like a Freedom of speech sign in your yard someone fucking vandalize your shit. They're fucking crazy
Starting point is 01:23:35 What's gonna happen what are we gonna do with all those fucking crazy people? How about Trump going on Rogan? You know what I really want to see? You know what I want to see more than Trump going on Rogan? I want to see Kamala go on Rogan. My neighborhood is littered with Harris and blue dot signs. Yeah, I don't see those. I don't see a lot of those. Philip Kelly, nobody's going to vandalize it. You're in Cali. People are pussies. That's true. They're crazy though.
Starting point is 01:24:20 I've told you guys this story before. At the last election when Trump was running I was at a fucking coffee shop and there was a lady that looked perfectly sane and at the table next door to her we were sitting on the patio some guy starts talking about Trump and he was saying negative shit about Trump and the lady jumped up and starts screaming at him don't you dare say his name and he's's like ma'am. I wasn't even say anything nice, but I'm sick I don't care and she's screaming at him and the owner of the cafe comes out and Calms them down and
Starting point is 01:24:54 Settles down the fight and then the next day I go to the cafe or a week later and there's a sign no politics No political discussions on the patio. It's like oh, that's the solution. No political discussions discussions on the patio. It's like, oh that's the solution of political discussions. Yeah, that's why Kamala will completely fall apart on Rogan. I know that's why I want to see it. I really want to see it. I already voted too. My uh Teresa, my husband already voted. I I already voted everyone should have already voted All right, I don't know what's my deal today just chillin I Think I was so excited about yesterday's interview. I was pretty high all day yesterday from
Starting point is 01:25:58 Having Jay on that was fucking awesome. I Can't tell I can't tell if like this is a trick question or if people are really stupid Because I know sometimes I have brain farts, but this is pretty bad check this out This is on a college campus you guys interviewing students dimes are in three dollars Dimes are in three dollars. Yeah, 18 18 dimes. There you go. How'd you do that? Wait, wait, wait, wait, so there's six dimes in one dollar facts. So there's Times 10 times 10 there's 18 there's a team How many times are in one dollar that's a lot of math I don't know I don't know yeah last question How many dimes are in $1? That's a lot of math. I don't know. I don't know.
Starting point is 01:26:46 Last question. How long is a quarter of an hour? 25 minutes. There you go. Thank you so much for your time. Of course. I haven't done math in forever. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:26:54 Keep going, though. It's 15 minutes, actually. OK. 15 minutes? Yeah. Oh. Yeah. Oh.
Starting point is 01:27:01 That not get anything, right? No. OK. OK. OK. She said today. Can you name me three countries get anything right? No. Okay. Okay. She's such a bitch. Can you name me three countries outside of North America? South America.
Starting point is 01:27:09 There you go. Europe. Europe. Asia. And Asia, there you go. Those are all continents though. Oh gosh. How long is a quarter of an hour?
Starting point is 01:27:17 30 minutes. 30 minutes, sorry. Why are you laughing? Cause it's wrong. It's 15. Oh, that does make sense. A quarter, yeah. How many dimes are in $3?
Starting point is 01:27:32 This is fucking... Dimes are in $3? 18? So, let me show you this. So, I thought it was... I thought that was just... I was like, well, they're just, they're just under a lot of pressure.
Starting point is 01:27:50 And they they're just under a lot of pressure and they don't really, they can't, they don't know what's going on. Right. And like, it's not that they're stupid. It's just they clam, clammed up under pressure. Well then my wife sends me this. This is Avi building a Lego and she just asks him on the fly. I don't know. Can you guys hear this?
Starting point is 01:28:14 Avi, how many dimes are in one dollar? What's a quarter of an hour? Back to back. How many dimes are in a dollar? He's fucking 10. How many times earn a dollar? He says 10 and she trick questions him and says how many minutes in a quarter of an hour? And he says fucking 15. And he's fucking 10. So I'm like, wow, those college students really Good old common core math there. I don't know if he got the Jew brain. I guess he got a little bit of it. You think that he had to interview a shitload of people before he found those stupid people?
Starting point is 01:29:33 How about this? This is fucking unreal. This is Kamala Harris. You're not even going to believe fucking this. You want to know how, you want to know just how dumb the next future potential president is? Well, here's Kamala Harris thinking she needs to hold on to the electric car charger as you do in the same way pumping gasoline. Yes, this is real. This is fucking nuts. Listen to this. You usually can smell it and hear the guzzling sound right? None of that.
Starting point is 01:30:32 How do I know it's actually working? She's holding on to the fucking electric plug thinking that's how you charge the car. She doesn't know you can walk away. How the hell did they even get into college? Those kids, who knows? Man, she's brain dead. Jethro cut like a blowjob, you can smell it and hear the guzzling. Yep. I don't know how anyone's gonna vote for her. You guys want to know the music I grew up with? This is this is this this was the soundtrack
Starting point is 01:31:40 to my high school years right here. Two Life crew was on the was so poetic on the Phil Donahue show. I grew up to this I had a little Tr80 Radio Shack Cassette player that I kept in my locker And I had all the two live crew tapes I probably had them all. I owned them all probably like four times because I listened to them so much. Y'all ever been to a hotel? Y'all had sex in the hotel. Put your hands up. Now I know a whole lot of y'all out there lying.
Starting point is 01:32:20 The fucking soundtrack to my high school years. The fucking soundtrack to my high school years To life crew All right, I'm done I'm done we go from J. Bhattacharya to to life care. I wonder how much to life crew J. Bhattacharya listen to do. You guys want to finish with some CrossFit talk? Crossfitters are so not fucking prepared to be professional athletes. This is what a fucking professional athlete looks like. You ready? Michael Dunlop wins after his father died in the practice race two days earlier.
Starting point is 01:33:21 This dude's fucking dad died on the track two days earlier. This dude's fucking dad died on the track two days earlier. Less than 48 hours before. It's a remarkable story and the drama continues. William Dunlop is out on the warm-up lap. Now it's down to Michael Dunlop, 20 years old on the 3-bike in the middle of the front row. He's 20. His dad died on the track 48 hours before. 20 his dad died on the track 48 hours before a once in a lifetime opportunity here. The 20 year old is doing it for dad. There's no doubt about that. He may even have a tear in his eye at this point. And he goes on the track and fucking wins.
Starting point is 01:34:16 Oh, pity win? What, was it really? Cause it is funny how he passes that guy. Did they let him win? I was wondering that. Is that true, Sean? Did they let him win? I was wondering that. Is that true Sean? Did they let him win? Anyway, it's cool that he fucking went out on the track.
Starting point is 01:34:35 Honored his dad and instead of falling into a self-absorbed fucking douchebaggery, they want to be fucking pro. They want to be fucking pro. The fuck out of here. Hey, the right guy won the fucking games. It's good that James and Tia won because they're pros. They're the only fucking two pros. Rest of these fucking ding-dongs. Olivia, okay. I'm pretty sure Laura Horvat freaking blocked me on Instagram.
Starting point is 01:35:02 Is anyone else having trouble finding her account? I've never messaged her or commented her shit. No, she no she doesn't fucking know who you are She doesn't fucking know who you are doesn't care who you are. Sorry, Olivia. She didn't block you. Jesus Christ What are you fucking 19 year old girl? No one gives a fuck who any of us are. Take that. Blocked you. Uh, rogue invitational headed there now.
Starting point is 01:35:42 I saw a con. Uh, tickets on sale now. Oh, oh, I see. Is this what you're looking at? That looks like Prevoke, Carolyn Prevoke. Coming soon, Rogue. Oh yeah, that's a good line. Adrian Conway said walk the plank. Oh look, Laura Horvat.
Starting point is 01:36:14 Hi. Look at Tank Reeves, this is awesome. I should leave something nice for Tank. Shut up. Pfft. Hahahaha. Hahahaha. Hahahaha. Tanky. Tanky. Jesus.
Starting point is 01:36:56 James Sprague's looking like Tom Selleck. James Sprague's looking like Tom Selleck. James Sprague's looking like Tom Selleck. James Sprague's looking like Tom Selleck. James Sprague's looking like Tom Selleck. James Sprague's looking like Tom Selleck. Quads. That's pretty much what my body looks like. I'm just the small like a smaller version. Same amount of like, I have a little more, I have a little more shoulder hair.
Starting point is 01:37:26 Maybe I should make a run at the games. Alright. Jeff Niptard. Oh those are the guys, I don't even know who those guys are, just two fucking meatheads, two juiced up dudes got in a fight in a a gym one guy threw another guy down on the ground by his neck I Saw the link you sent me it just seems like normal stuff to me if you're gonna work out with big juiced out guys Listen if you have a fucking if look here's if you have a fucking camera and you're filming yourself in a gym and a bit You should expect for a big juiced up guy to grab you by the neck and throw you down. I'm not saying it's right.
Starting point is 01:38:09 I'm not saying it's right. And Sebi smoking crack again. I'm just saying. It's like, hey, if you, if you, if the, if the, if the, if the, if the, if the lights green and it says walk and you're looking at your phone when you cross the street, you should be expect to be hit by a fucking car even if you have the right of way. No, it's not a guarantee, Heidi. I appreciate the question. It's not a guarantee. But it's just something you should expect. Just because the fucking light is green and it says walk,
Starting point is 01:38:41 you should always expect if you're in the fucking street To get fucking hit by a car. It's the same fucking thing With filming in a gym, you should expect a fucking big juiced up guy to fucking throw you on the ground You're being a jackass So yesterday I have to repair my fucking I Have to repair my fence because the my neighbors have two malinois And I have this fucking giant bore bowl and they've been scratching at the fence so much that they've scratched a hole into the fence
Starting point is 01:39:12 so I have to go to fucking Home Depot where fucking real men are and I take Ari there and we walk in there and And I buy a plank. It's like six foot by two foot And I buy a plank. It's like six foot by two foot Uh 18 inches, I don't know whatever uh, maybe it was only a foot maybe it was only a foot wide it was two two What are the two it was two it was two fence slats wide anyway, I bought it But when I pull into the home depot parking lot knows that all the Home Depot parking lots are the same This fucking guy has his fucking truck parked at a fucking angle Only leaving one lane open so cars are fucking taking turns passing by the front of the Home Depot
Starting point is 01:40:02 Because he didn't pull his truck in all the way to load it fine. Okay, whatever I don't give a fuck but on the other side of the street, some fucking jackass, two jackasses, there were two carts there. Not one cart, but two carts in the street that were fucking butt fucking each other. You know when the carts are pushed into each other? And so on one side of the street, you have a fucking truck with its ass hanging out. That's parked in front of the store and then on the other side of the street you have two fucking parking lots to Shopping carts so the parking lot the area to go through is barely big enough for one car So I fucking I'm sitting there my fucking minivan. I got the window down. I'm chillin. I'm just chillin
Starting point is 01:40:45 I'm just like what if what kind of fucking jackass leaves their fucking shopping cart in the fucking street? Let alone fucking too And then what and then what are the chances that a fucking other idiots park with his ass hanging out on the other side? Right at the same fucking spot right at the fucking same spot. I'm like, this is fucking crazy. I should buy a lot of tickets so I Right at the fucking same spot. I'm like this is fucking crazy. I should buy a lot of tickets So I I pull forward and I see three home depot employees like setting up ladders. There's a ladder sale So they're setting up ladders and they're they're they can see everything that's fucking going on. It's 30 feet fucking away So I said hey dude, uh, the guy looks over at me, this fucking white kid with a
Starting point is 01:41:26 fucking beard and long hair, just your typical fucking Santa Cruz kid with a schmock on. And he's like, I go, Hey, do you see that truck right there? He's like, yeah, I'm like, it's got its ass hanging out. He goes, yeah, I'm like, which is cool. And he goes, uh-huh. And I go, but on the other side of the street, there's two shopping carts in the street and it's causing a crazy bottleneck.
Starting point is 01:41:44 You can see behind me, there's 20 cars backed up all the way to Best Buy because you know every Home Depot parking lot also has a Best Buy he fucking doesn't do shit he doesn't do shit there's three guys there him and his two buddies are listening to me fucking talk he doesn't do shit. There's three guys there. Him and his two buddies are listening to me fucking talk. He doesn't do shit. All he had to do... So what do I fucking do? Fucking park my car and go back there and move the fucking shopping carts. Not like a fucking idiot like half of you fucktards who think that the shopping cart has to go back to the corral. I just fucking threw him up on the fucking curb like a fucking man does
Starting point is 01:42:28 Not like a fucking cuck slave does walk it back to the fucking stall It was my it was my business I was driving on the fucking road That's the problem too many fucking people are minding their own business you're a fucking employee there you that's why I got ahead in life because if I was a fucking employee there I'd have seen that and been like yep I'm gonna go the extra mile I know my job today is just to set up fucking ladders but you know what I'm gonna go the extra mile move the shopping cart out of the fucking street It's fucking insane. We live with fucking idiots.
Starting point is 01:43:14 How is it that fucking I'm the only fucking person who sees that shit. It's so lonely at the top. It's so lonely having a fucking IQ of fucking 13 and it being double everyone else's. What's crazy. I take mine all the way back to the store. What's crazy Ken is these. Uh-oh. Patrick Rio says, do you have backup of your NorCal footage? Oh There isn't a whole lot of interview view footage from your camera a after the first day Huh
Starting point is 01:44:01 Yes, come on I do that's not good I Will check after the show. Um, yeah, just use your fucking brain. Those shopping carts were 15 feet away from from from the front of the store. I mean, they were just across the street. Anyone could have just fucking gone over there and fucking you could put them anywhere. No, you know, no, I'm not flipping the script, Miss Young. I'm not flipping the script on Not at all. Hi.
Starting point is 01:44:50 Hi, babe. Hi. What's up, Mike? Hi. Yeah, I agree. Should just get rid of shopping carts all together. You're right. What's up, Jesus? Good to see you, man. Oh, man. Oh man. Oh man.
Starting point is 01:45:46 Oh man. Oh man. Oh man. Oh man. Alright, Obby's home alone. I should go inside the house. See what's going on. You fucking idiots.
Starting point is 01:46:02 Leaving your fucking shopping cart in the fucking street. I cut you a little fucking slack saying you don't have to take it back to the store. I cut you a little fucking slack saying you don't have you don't have to take it back to the fucking corral. You don't have to take it back to the store. It just doesn't just shouldn't be in a fucking parking spot or worse. Who would have ever thought it would be in the fucking street? I'd never seen that before. In 52 years you left the parking lot in the fucking street
Starting point is 01:46:31 Yeah, leave it up on the curb yeah, leave it up on the curb kick it up on the curb out of the way I I Like the places that have the wheel locks that prevent them from leaving the parking lot Where was I the other day there was a shopping cart somewhere, and I went to move it It was in a fucked up spot, and I couldn't because the wheels were locked it was like I Wonder if that was in Newport Beach. It was on a sidewalk somewhere And I went to move it and it was all fucking locked up. I wonder how much a shopping cart I want to the heaviest I wonder how much a shopping
Starting point is 01:47:11 cart weighs. How much does a shopping cart weigh? Oh, there's a whole bunch of them 54 to 62 pounds Standard steel carts can weigh almost 70 pounds Grocery carts, oh, there's different models the t6 242 is 62 pounds Wow, there's shopping cart comm Wow, there's shopping cart.com. Wow, or you can buy shopping carts. God, I bet you those are so fucking expensive.
Starting point is 01:47:50 Yeah, here's a 64 pound one. Oh, here's a 68 pound one. Wow. What's the latest shopping cart? I think I saw 34 pounds. That sounds pinner. Oh, here's a 68 pound one. Wow. What's the lightest shopping cart? I think I saw 34 pounds. That sounds penner. 30. Oh, here's a 30 pound shopping cart. Wow. Metal carts. Oh, that's not that expensive. I thought they'd be more than that. 225 bucks for a shopping cart.
Starting point is 01:48:35 Okay. With little plastic bumpers on it. I bet you the shipping on that's insane I think I think I might have a cold or something My throat's been sore for like on and off for a little bit here All right You all lazy people who order groceries for delivery or quick pickup make me mad the paid workers with their huge carts get in my way. Oh, take one of these CBD gum. I have an idea.
Starting point is 01:49:21 HGR CBD. I could chew these up until they turn into juice. I wonder what has more sugar, Rob Wolf's LMNT or one of these. This has 1.8 grams of sugar, 2 grams of protein. There's protein in this? That's what she said. Okay, I'm trying to get, I have interviews from you up until the first event. That's so fucking weird and nothing else until the last day. I wonder where that hard drive is.
Starting point is 01:50:14 I wonder if it's plugged in right here. I wonder if this is it semi-finals. Uh, um, uh Um 2024 CrossFit games V-roll day two interviews I'm just going to open up a clip and see what it is. Oh, this is footage from oh my god. I wonder if I have
Starting point is 01:51:17 There was I had a crazy interaction with Laura Horvath at the games crazy crazy I wonder if I got it filmed oh shit here it is Obviously. Yeah. Are you excited? I'm like, obviously. What would you like to talk about? Like if you have a chance, substantively. Not really about CrossFit. I don't know. Can you guys hear this? Follows me. I'm like, you know, like they see how everything is going, I guess. I don't know. Life. What time did you get here? How's your dog? What time did you get here this morning? Six, five, 15, something like that. Did
Starting point is 01:52:18 they bust the athletes in or did you come by yourself? I got driven by Benjamin. Yeah, if by yourself. I got driven by Benjamin. Yeah. If your season had a theme this year, what would be the theme? Yeah, like, what's your highlight? Like the main thing you've been like working on what your mindset is. Because you're thinking about the outcome instead of please have it. Please have it. Damn, I don't have have it she tore me a new one it's too bad I don't have it damn I've been working on blocking sub on could you guys hear any of that when I was playing? Keep- oh yes, you could hear it.
Starting point is 01:53:07 Sounds like Laura, not NorCal. Yeah, that was Laura. That was Laura, right? That was Laura at the run event prior to the start of it. And when I walked up to her she fucking tore me a fucking new one Uh hello? Hey What's going on? Oh hold on, our connection's fucked up, hold on one second Of course it's fucked up Hello? Hold on, something's still not right.
Starting point is 01:53:50 It's me, I can call another day. Nope, that's it, you're good. Hi. There we go. How are you? I'm doing alright, what's going on? Oh nothing, I'm a little snotty today, my sinuses are a little snotty. You know I had, I don't know what it was, but I had like a flu for like two days and then I just was snotty for like a week and a half, two weeks, it wouldn't leave me.
Starting point is 01:54:19 Yeah, I don't know. But hey, what was that term Greg used about salt drinking it? I said I said tonic Isotonic yeah, he basically Go ahead Yeah, go ahead and explain doesn't say does he just randomly drop bombs on you like that all the time Yeah, go ahead and explain, but I was gonna say, does he just randomly drop bombs on you like that all the time?
Starting point is 01:54:45 Where it's like, it seemed like we were all supposed to have known that isotonic electrolytes don't do anything. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I mean, I've heard that. He does drop bombs like that before, but I've heard most of this, no, I shouldn't say most of it. A lot of stuff I've heard before.
Starting point is 01:55:03 He basically went to war with Gatorade Over their hydration thing like it's a like he basically it's a complete fucking joke a sugary drink that claims to increase your electrolytes but it actually dilutes your electrolytes and you could basically you could fucking kill yourself if you follow the If you would have followed no not you could people did kill themselves following Gatorade hydration guidelines they got fucking brain swelling and got encephalopathy and And and then on top of that he basically would you know, just show you that hey, you can't drink electrolytes in a Mixture that and hold it down in a mixture. That's
Starting point is 01:55:42 And hold it down in a mixture that's Mildable I'm trying to know I'm trying to think what the word is basically there's there's a ratio I don't know how to explain it other than this But let's say let's say your level of electrolytes is supposed to be a hundred The most you could ever drink the level in a drink would be 50 So every time you thought you were adding them you were actually diluting your baseline of a hundred You know what? I mean does that make sense? them, you were actually diluting your baseline of a hundred. You know what I mean? Does that make sense? Yeah, that changes everything because I've been this guy like drink electrolytes twice a day, add salt to my protein shakes. Like I love how Greg says these bombs and it just like,
Starting point is 01:56:16 what's common sense to him changes my world. Yeah. I can't imagine what it's like being his friend. And it just takes, it's not like it's rocket science either. You just have to like ask the question, right? Right, and when you explain it makes sense if you add salty water to Salty water it doesn't make more salty water It just makes more water a higher volume of water with a lower ratio of salt, right? Actually, right exactly ratio. That's the key word there Yeah And the measurement he used Jeffrey Bursfield's reminding me And the measurement he used, Jeffrey Bershfield's reminding me the measurement
Starting point is 01:56:47 he used, the metric to use is millimoles. All right. So noted eat my salt, not drink my salt. Yeah. Crazy. I mean, I was curious. Yes. Good.
Starting point is 01:57:00 No, go ahead, man. I want to learn more about this. I mean, I don't think, I don't think there's anything wrong with drinking salt. Like, I don't think there's anything wrong with like, you know, I Don't think there's anything wrong like like obviously pure pure water is gonna dilute you faster than putting a fucking tablespoon of water and A cup of water so there's that too, right? But the but the obviously and I know you know this but the point of that thing was is that fucking? Rob Wolf, mr. Paleo is fucking got garbage in his drink and he's lying to people.
Starting point is 01:57:27 And it's like, hey, why do that? I was thinking about this the other day because I'm like a tinfoil hat, pharmaceutical, anti-pharmaceutical guy. And, um, partially because of you. Thank you. Um, the FDA approves all these dyes that are toxic to our systems and all our foods and candies and drinks and whatnot, but you can't get them in all these other countries.
Starting point is 01:57:54 They're the ones that are approving these things that are toxic for us, but they're also the ones that are telling us what medicines you can and cannot take. You know, I called about BPC the other day and it's like crazy. They don't approve that But they approve these things that are known to actually arm you So why would anyone trust anything I'm to say? Right? Hey, there's um, I don't know the exact details, but I have this water filter. It's called a burkey
Starting point is 01:58:19 Okay, and because it cleans water at such a fucking high level these carbon filters, I think this is the story the process to get them legalized requires a Certification that the company can't afford and so they can't be sold in, California That's so so a shittier water filter with a lower rating would be easier to certify but because their rating is so high They can't afford the certification for it it's it's it's fucking nuts and so you there's all sorts of retarded shit like that yeah i noticed whatever and hey that's one of the big things trump's going to get rid of is those types of regulations that are just fucking hurting people those types of regulation that are just fucking hurting people.
Starting point is 01:59:10 I asked, I want to get rid of that, uh, huge, like 90 something percent tax on Zen or something like that. Is there a 90% tax on Zen that yeah, that's fucking nuts. I think I see that on Instagram. Yeah, that's fine. I won't try that stuff, but I'm like so curious to try it too. If you like nicotine, stay away. Yeah. Then stay away. Yeah. Yeah. and heroes are today are different. It's not like the winners. I mean Laura's a hero, but Rich in frontroni is, but like heroes today are like Alex Kazan, Colton Mertens, and stuff like that. And I just feel like the dynamic of the champions
Starting point is 01:59:56 being the heroes of the sport is gonna kind of be no more. Does that make sense? Yeah, let me ask you this. If I had to ask you what Tia stood for, what would you say? Oh boy, I don't wanna say getting sponsors, but kind of, yeah. Making money and building a brand. And if I ask you what's James Sprague stand for, what would you say? And if I asked you what's James Sprague stand for, what would you say?
Starting point is 02:00:31 Bettering people around, bettering himself while bettering people also around him. Right, and he shared with us his moral code. Like he brought his girlfriend and fiance everywhere. He alluded to the fact that he wasn't having sex before marriage with her. We know that every time he spoke about he won, he quoted the Bible. There's just people, here's the thing, I don't think it's that some people don't stand for anything. It's just they don't even know what that means.
Starting point is 02:00:59 They're just completely oblivious. There's people who stand for shit and there's people who don't stand for shit. We always knew what fucking Rich stood for. I think that if we don't know what you stand for, it's sort of hard, especially with the sport being as small as it is and in the intimate setting. It's like fucking Kamala Harris. We don't know what the fuck she stands for. We don't fucking know. We have no fucking idea. We don't know what most of these fucking athletes stand for. And you know And they're not obligated to tell us what they stand for either.
Starting point is 02:01:26 But we know by action what Colton Merton stands for. He's the underdog. He believes in hard work. He is extremely loyal. He's not afraid to speak his mind. He's not a guy who makes excuses. Like there he's, he's developed. And so you can decide whether you want to make him your hero or your role model. Right.
Starting point is 02:01:50 And I don't know if heroes may be a horrible word, but you know what I'm getting at? You know, people that we look up to and respect and, I mean, they're also in a weird space. Even the fact that Dallin's been with Matt Torres since he's been a youth or whatever, he's in a weird space. Even the fact that Dallin has been with Matt Torres since he's been a youth or that, uh, Annie Thor's daughter has been with Yami as her only coach the whole time. Even those, even those things speak volumes to us, you know? Oh, for sure. Way to bring that out. Yeah. I mean, Annie, I mean, she's a legend.
Starting point is 02:02:22 She's not the one that stands on the fence either. She tells you where she's at on matters. But a lot of these people, we just have no fucking idea. They're just fucking, it's like whatever. Like, okay, so you had a kid. That's also okay too. Woo, whoopty doo, yay. I mean, Ariel Loewen has let us in close to her life to see her relationship with her husband. I mean, they're like
Starting point is 02:02:46 You know, that's some great fucking role model. That's some great modeling there for for humanity Just even just even seeing couples here the bar so low to fucking be a hero these days or Whatever word you want to use a role model the bar so low What's a what's a what's like like what is. The bar is so low. What's like, what is, be completely honest, what's Dani Spiegel? What's she stand for? No, geez. I don't know if I have anything good to say.
Starting point is 02:03:19 I think it's for herself. Gain, self gain. Yeah, and then- What next move can she get to get her to the next spot yeah and I get and I'm and I'm okay with that and I'm okay with that like someone wrote girls who eat what about all right so like people who people stand for I mean one person I'd be confused about who's Matt Frazier stand for what's he stand for? Would you rather not know I know?
Starting point is 02:03:50 Matt's thing is very interesting. I heard it analysis the other day Matt wanted to Matt's goal was to come into CrossFit win the games a bunch of time make a bunch of money and leave and never Be seen again, and I think that that's like fuck you wanted to put in the hard work build the life He wants to build, and then fucking split. And then someone said, hey, why do you think he didn't do that? And I used to think it was because,
Starting point is 02:04:14 I used to think it was because people change. He got older and he wanted to give back. And I know a lot of stories of Matt being very generous with his time and his money. There are a lot of stories out there. But part of me is concerned that, uh, he's got people around him that see him as a meal ticket and Matt can't get any reprieve from it and maybe he's not living the life he wanted to live.
Starting point is 02:04:36 So, but I, but I don't, but I don't know, but I don't know what he stands for. Hey, here's the thing. Some people just want to protect all that shit. Like some people want to like, or that, or that's the excuse they give. They don't realize that your only value is in humanity is, is to just come forward and just like share your angle and put it all out on the line. I mean, you saw Jay Bhattacharya yesterday is a perfect example of that right? He was a guy happy Stanford fucking Probably every time he went back to India He was a hero in his neighborhood and everyone probably respected him and he walked through campus and everyone thought he was a god of
Starting point is 02:05:12 Fuck. He's a PhD MD, right? And then all of a sudden he fucking all of that shit got fucking flipped upside down and he's like, okay What's my play? Do I fight it and try to get my respect back or do I just go with it and he just went with it? and And and people respect him so much more. I mean Remember when I did the Matt Joshin Seven part I think I think both Josh and Matt were like hesitant to say that they didn't get the the vaccine because that was somehow Contentious
Starting point is 02:05:44 It's like holy fuck like I just can't see living my life like that. I just I I don't I would not be I don't believe anyone can be happy living their life like that uptight and guarded. I don't. You know someone said to me the other day I told the story I was like my wife's my wife's this is totally off-subject from someone I think was Judy said it to me I go yeah my wife was talking to me while we were having sex and she goes was that Distracting and I don't even understand the question. I realized last night. I was thinking distracting I mean distracting
Starting point is 02:06:21 I'm not a woman. I'm a man on the distracting You could fucking cut my head off with a fucking skill saw while I'm fucking and everything will be fine and distracting. Yeah. Yeah. But I think I can relate to some I can relate to some though that like maybe like some political ideology things would keep close to the chest. Like this whole thing was like, let's get rid of like Dave Castro. It baffles me more people aren't standing up or making a voice other than hiding behind the PFA or not saying anything. Dude, that's the selfish thing. You punk ass bitch. You got nothing to say when the fucking entire planet's on lockdown. You got no commentary, but all of a sudden, uh, someone drowns and you got nothing to say when the fucking entire planet's on lockdown. You got no commentary, but all of a sudden
Starting point is 02:07:07 Someone drowns and you got something to say That's close to you like fuck you it's all I Just see it as all cowardice and pussies to be honest. I see it as all I See the sissy lala, but it doesn't matter to. Those people aren't like happy like I am either like so I And they're young and they're young and they're scared and so But the sooner they fucking wake up and just fucking let it all hang out the better they'll be You got a cold a herd it's like what Froninging is doing now posting pictures of him with fucking dead animals He's got he's calling the herd
Starting point is 02:07:47 He's gonna actually be happier because eventually he's gonna be completely surrounded by his own tribe. Oh Shit I lost you hold on hold on I lost you hold on What the fuck man the show just becomes more and more amateur, less and less professional. Okay. Go ahead. What were you going to say? Go ahead. I was going to say, and I appreciate that. That's a good example because now he's just going to add more valuable value to those who are subscribed or following to his,
Starting point is 02:08:21 his channel or who he's coaching or whatever. They're just going to align that much more. And if you don't align with the thing, go follow someone else's page or go follow whatever else you want to go do. But hit froning, froning followers are some of the most valuable followers. Like you guys talk about this all the time. Danny Spiegel's followers aren't worth anything because they're just looking at one thing. Right. Well, what is that? What is that?
Starting point is 02:08:45 They're looking at what is it they're looking at? her butt Yeah, that's it. Just looking at the sex appeal on that and a lot of those people are probably and that she probably have twice As many of all I'm just gonna go look at her page and not even subscribe to it or whatever So do you do you think that you do you, do you know what's crazy? If you scroll Beaver, do you think there's anyone who scrolls Beaver and feels better after they've scrolled Beaver? Like after you, you know, like you, you go onto some chick's account and like yesterday someone sent me a post and
Starting point is 02:09:17 it's some chick and the start of every one of her clips is she bounces a little bit and her big old titties bounce. And, and I, so I scrolled through one and then another, and then I noticed I looked at, there's no, there's no, um, there's no, I'm not judging her either. It's just strictly speaking to myself, but there's never any, like, I'm not, I always have, well, that was a waste of time. Like, every time there's no, like, I'm not judging her either. I'm not judging her. I'm not judging her.
Starting point is 02:09:41 I'm not judging her. I'm not judging her. I'm not judging her. I'm not judging her. I'm not judging her. I'm not judging her. I'm not judging her. I'm not, I, I always have, well, that was a waste of time. Like, like every time there's no, there, I'm never, I'm never fulfilled in any way. And like, I'm so much more fulfilled when I'm driving down the street and I catch a glimpse of like, you know what I mean? Like someone fucking bending over and putting a surfboard into their fucking car and I see his fucking dick hanging out from the bottom of his, uh, towel.
Starting point is 02:10:04 And I'm like, ah, I just saw that guy's dick. I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I mean like someone fucking bending over and putting a surfboard into their fucking car and I see his fucking dick hanging out from the bottom of his Towel and I'm like, I just saw that guy's dick, you know, that's a sanitary thing Cuz then I fucking copped a sneak peek at it. There's just no I Just It's just stupid by no means and I'm not a fucking libtard. I'm not saying outlaw outlaw it. Fucking do what you want to do. You want to fucking doom scroll on Beaver.
Starting point is 02:10:31 But like I would just love someone to be like, yeah, I'm so fulfilled by just scrolling through fucking photos of girls, hard bodies. It's like, no, I, it's almost like it's almost like, you know, what have you ever left your car on in the driveway and you come back 20 minutes later, you're like, fuck, my car's been on this whole time. And you feel like shit. Because you know, you wasted gas and just blah, blah, blah. Well, that's how I, that's exactly how I feel if I ever get stuck on a, on any Beaver, Beaver accounts, just like fuck, that was a waste. on any Beaver account. Just like, fuck, that was a waste. I remember when I was a kid, if you wanted to, I was born in 92,
Starting point is 02:11:08 if I wanted to see porn, you'd have to go steal it from the corner store, get one of those penthouse macros. And nowadays, it's just so much more readily available, and I hope more young men realize the importance of being a porn star.
Starting point is 02:11:24 And I think that's the And nowadays it's just so much more readily available and I hope more young men realize what I can do to you. Hey, why is porn? I was trying to figure out why porn is bad. I could only think of two reasons. I mean, I would say if you want to say morally, if that's your choice, morally wrong, but mentally it's not good for your, like, it takes away don't be, you get this instant dopamine rush and then you're teaching your body that you
Starting point is 02:11:53 can just go to this thing and get, um, uh, fix of dopamine and a release. And then you're utilizing it in a way that your body just can't, um, reproduce. Uh, what, What do you mean morally wrong? Like I was trying to, I'm going to have this guy Lance on the show. I can't wait to ask him. What do you mean morally wrong? Like you wouldn't, like you wouldn't want your sister to, or your mom or your daughter
Starting point is 02:12:22 to be involved in it. So why would you yeah those are all people's moms and daughters and sisters I saw like I view that like the like sex all that is is sacred and it only belongs between a man and a wife you know oh you do believe, outside of that. Or yeah. And so doing anything outside of that, um, I would view as, but you're not actually having sex or just watching other people have sex. Maybe they're so if you watch married people have sex, that would be fine. No, because it's, it's like, you can't help, but when you watch that and still have a thought of like, you still like
Starting point is 02:13:05 thinking of doing it is still same as can be the same as doing it. You know, when, when you're aroused by looking at other people having sex, that's like the Bible, like I do believe in the Bible, like the Bible says, you know, you're allowed to come in your heart and it's like the same thing as committing adultery So and you know what? It's not good for me. I mean I've battled with this in the past And it's affected my my love life and I don't want to do that to my wife. That's not fair to her Yeah, that's the only hate. So that's the primary reason why the only here's the only two things I think of is I'm having another gummy. I hope you don't mind. Um two things I think of is I'm having another gummy I hope you don't mind um um hgr cbd the only the only two things that I that they jump out at me right
Starting point is 02:13:50 away about porn is well three things one I wouldn't I wouldn't want my mom or my daughter my sister doing it so there's that the second thing is is then it prohibits me like like from pursuing my wife, right? I think Rossiano said it, if you want, it's better to have to work to see a set of titties. And I like that, you know what I mean? I agree. So I don't want to like, jerk a load and then that make it so that I'm not like as interested in my wife that
Starting point is 02:14:19 night. So there's that one. And then the second one is is I don't want my boys to see it Because I Think if you see porn too soon, it's like picking fruit too early Do you know what I mean like I Loved being completely naive about girls for as long as I could it was just fucking great Like I didn't know like Like I was just maturing inside. You know what I mean? Like I knew I like I knew at five something was up And then at 16 when a fucking girl kissed me it was like fucking bonkers, right? And I still I'd never seen any porn at 16
Starting point is 02:14:59 I was like, holy fuck and then at 17 when I took a bra off It was like holy shit fuck. And then at 17, when I took a bra off, it was like, holy shit. Like it was, I just loved Like, like I had sex before I'd ever seen anyone else have sex. The first person I ever saw have sex was me. And I think that that's the way it should be. I mean, unless you stumble into your parent, unless you stumble into your parents room or something. But I can't fucking believe being a kid these days, and the shit that's available, and you could see so much fucking crazy shit before you ever have even had sex. That sounds nuts. And I do know a story, I don't know how prevalent this is, this is fucking crazy, but the kids actually think they watch porn and they actually think that's the way the interactions are supposed to go with their girlfriends. I was just about to go with their girlfriends.
Starting point is 02:15:46 I was just about to go there. That's fucking nuts. Before you start doing the crazy porn shit, you should have, I think, you should probably have a strong relationship. You should date a girl for a while before you start fucking getting crazy with her. You should show a little fucking respect and build some trust Right. Oh, yeah before you start treating her like a cum dumpster that takes some time and a girl who does
Starting point is 02:16:16 I mean, maybe this is not fair. I might get you to put this one But a girl who does want to have sex like a porn star Generally, there's something else there. There's some kind of baggage. Maybe I'm wrong, I could be totally wrong, but it's not how natural sex is. Yeah, I feel like something clicks over for chicks in their 30s and they're just fucking,
Starting point is 02:16:43 they're just game. But yeah, but yeah, I do think that that's a... I don't think that's like all, but I think you're on to something, right? Like the crazy bitch is always the best fuck, but you're like, oh my God. It's like dating fucking Godzilla. Your three drinks away from fucking a bar fight at all times Yeah, that sucks man, but a chick turns 30 and it's like you better fucking strap in and be like You could you could you could?
Starting point is 02:17:15 Find a good 30 year old girl and uh, you could get 10 years of just fucking she'll do anything for you Just saying my wife's a little younger than me, so I'll look forward to that. How old is she? So we have an eight year difference. She's 24. Oh yeah, just hang in there. Yeah, just keep staying in shape. You'll see. Man, I can't believe, I'm glad we had this conversation. I'm glad I got to hear this side of you because you do, I mean, I know you like to joke a lot and you put yourself out there in another light, but I appreciate hearing all your views Um, I want to ask you one other question and I'll let you go. Yeah, um
Starting point is 02:17:54 Greg I know his big thing isn't business But he's a great business owner and I'm about to start a second business I'm that guy and making sure with the window cleaning business. We talked over the phone Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah a couple weeks ago and you're coming out this way member. I caught starting I called you I'm like what the fuck Dude that was that was nuts. I was kind of curious. I was like man I wonder what the other guys reactions were I'm sure you told them Greg Greg Greg wants to hang out with you Greg's like hey, dude Hey Greg Greg Greg wants to hang out with you Greg's like hey, dude
Starting point is 02:18:29 Because it wasn't at his house and and and the person whose house it was was like, you know They have kids and shit. And so they they saw you know what we're talking about. So they fucking freaked out but But Greg's like hey, let's hang out with that dude. I want to hang out with that dude That's cool. Yeah, that's super cool. And even even security detail was like hey, we should have coffee with them. I Fucked that up. I dropped the ball on that. Sorry. I should have told you that Anyway, go ahead. So what's your question? So you're starting a second business Yeah, so and I was curious. I want to call I wanted to I always want to call in and ask him I'm too nervous to do it But like like when he starts a, like what's his mindset? Like,
Starting point is 02:19:06 I feel like you can't just go into business to make money. You need to, you need to go in business with like a purpose behind it. And obviously I'm not going into like we're gonna build a property. We're going from window cleaning to property management. And it's going to be for the rich. It's only going to be for those who own second and third and fourth, fifth homes on a lake that are, you know, five, three, four, five million dollars. But I feel like there still has to be purpose. And I just wanted to like, what's his thought when like you're putting a business plan together and writing something up and like a North star,
Starting point is 02:19:38 does that make sense? Yeah. Or do you feel like that's like just too deep? No, not at all. Like if you want to be successful and happy. Yeah, Jesus just said it. Care. It's like, it's like, who did I, who did I, Patrick Bed David was talking about the other day.
Starting point is 02:20:07 He gave some good examples. Was it Patrick Bed David or someone did? But it's like if someone gives you, let's say you're a pool cleaner and you're cleaning your, and you go there to clean someone's pool and you get there and you see broken glass by the patio. So you go back to your truck, even though it's not your job and you get a fucking dust pan and you sweep it up. And then you text the people, you take a picture and be like, Hey, by the way, I
Starting point is 02:20:31 don't know if this was a light bulb that broke or a glass, but I just want to let you know, I saw broken glass here. So I swept it up. It's like, it's, it's like those fucking guys at home Depot, like who, who didn't like they were right across the street and it's their fucking house their Home Depot And they didn't care enough to to tell the guy Hey, sir Can we make a little room for you to pull in your truck and then go move those shopping carts?
Starting point is 02:20:52 it's like just carrying beyond your like what do you want to do like What do you get your gratification from and so if you do I'm just making this up but if you're doing a What do you get your gratification from? And so if you're, I'm just making this up, but if you're doing a management, what you'd want to do is you would want, people would basically want all the stress of their house taken off of them. That's why like I'm so good to all my fucking tenants
Starting point is 02:21:18 that I fucking have. Like they'll be like, hey, our refrigerator stopped working. And I say to them, what do you want to do? Do you want to get it repaired or do you want to get a new one? they'll be like I want to get a new one I'm like, okay find one and send me the fucking receipt I send window cleaners to their house to take off all the screens and clean all the windows once a year It's fucking expensive. I have gardeners for all the fucking houses. It's like do you want it?
Starting point is 02:21:37 Like my goal is is to make them happy. It's a fucking relationship. It's a partnership I don't see them as I see them as fucking like caretakers of my fucking house I don't see them as like a way to fucking make money now There's people who are doing it differently than that right and they're probably making a shitload of money but like none of my tenants ever fucking leave and It's like Like yeah, if you're gonna provide that service, it's like hey, well, we're gonna we're gonna fucking take care of your fucking house We're gonna treat it like it's our fucking own and if you're going to provide that service, it's like, Hey, well, we're going to, we're going to fucking take care of your fucking house. We're going to treat it like it's our fucking own. And if you want to do that, then I think you want to get into that business.
Starting point is 02:22:09 Like, Hey, I really want to take the stress off of people of having a home and renting it out. And I'm going to fucking take care of it. Like it's my own fucking home. It's like, if you were a gardener and your job was only to like mow the lawn, but when you pull it to the house, there was like a bag of of McDonald's in the front would you pick it up and throw it away for them too. And like if I don't I personally am in a place in my life where I don't and so is Greg I don't do anything unless I'm like that about it. Like the perfect example is the skate park every time I go to the fucking speak skate park I fucking clean up because my kids fucking skate there. It's what I and I want to do that. And so if you want if your goal is like, hey, I really know how to fucking take care of people's houses.
Starting point is 02:22:57 And take the stress off of them and I can really add value to their life, then I would fucking do that. That's what will be fulfilling. It's like the difference between you know what I mean? It's like, like the guy who I had a guy build a dream house for me in Berkeley, 800 square foot home, and he knew I wanted it to be my fucking dream house. It was an 860 square foot home with three bedrooms. And I wanted to take all the bedrooms out of it. And everyone's like, that's a stupid idea. You'll never be able to sell it or rent it again. I'm like, I don't care. I'm building my dream house. And he got it and he treated everything like that. Let's make these drawers perfect. Let's do this. Let's put in this lighting.
Starting point is 02:23:31 He did all sorts of weird shit for me. And so if you can't have that about taking care of people's houses, then I wouldn't do that business. But I would fucking get so into it at that level. So it's so fulfilling to you because then you're, dude, there's so much happiness in serving people. I mean, you know that you're in the service industry, there's so much happiness and serving people. So much for that's why
Starting point is 02:23:52 I love it. Yeah. Especially the luxury side of it. When you're working with people who have wealth, what they understand about life is what's most invaluable is time. It's not money. And when like you said, if you can be if I can be that person for them, I remember one customer I was talking to him about it and he makes like $30,000 a day and he had to meet a septic guy. He was like, I'd rather pay you 300 bucks and meet the septic guy than for myself to go,
Starting point is 02:24:19 I miss pickleball. And he's like, that might sound ridiculous to you, but that's my time to get away. I've made enough money. I'd rather pay someone else to do these things. And I can be that guy. Or let's say you go to someone's house and you clean their windows and then you're out front and you see their car windows are dirty and you just clean their car windows and be like, Hey, just so you know, on the way out, we just fucking cleaned up your car windows
Starting point is 02:24:41 too. I mean, it's like, it's like those little things. Yeah, it's just, but you have to care. I mean, you know what I mean? You're not doing it to your, and then you're rewarded for it for just fucking caring. That's a great characteristic to just have as a person. If you want to reward yourself outside money, because money is not a real reward, it's doing things like that. Like, man, I did something for somebody that made their day better, made their life easier. Yeah, like the waitress who are the waitresses, like my kids are learning that every time
Starting point is 02:25:19 we fucking go out to eat or somewhere, the waitresses are so fucking nice to my kids because they're fucking nice because they care and They say please they say and thank you they make the eye contact and so It's uh, yeah you know And of course you get burned more than you get you get burned more than you You get burned a lot, right? I mean you get I mean
Starting point is 02:25:47 You know it you've been there where like you hold the door open for someone and 15 other people walk through and they don't even Look at you or a hold to grab the door even though it's their turn to grab it and you're like what the fuck is going On here, you know, but it just is it's just is would you rather be you or would you rather be them? Oh What a good question would you rather be you would you rather be that or would you rather be them? Oh, what a good question. Would you rather be you? Would you rather be that? That's that's I gotta ask. That's the I always ask myself that I always say anytime I get upset at stupid people be like, well, would you rather be them just completely oblivious and fucking lost in the fucking matrix? No, thank you.
Starting point is 02:26:23 Man, thank you. Great talking. All right. Keep me posted. Call you more when you have nothing going on. All right. All right. Thanks for calling. See you, dude. Bye.
Starting point is 02:26:34 Ken Welter is one of my son's companies is called Mad Moving Make a Difference is a whole philosophy is everything Seve is giving examples of. Yeah. And that guy who called his in his area, he was just giving the award as best window cleaning company in the area. You ever wonder why I have such nice forearms? I have beautiful forearms. That sounds like Grant breathing. Grant, do you vape?
Starting point is 02:27:40 What the fuck? This guy's a loser. So Kamala Harris was just asked point blank what her thoughts on weed are. Let's listen to what she said. I just feel strongly people should not be going to jail for smoking weed. And we know historically what that has meant and who has gone. She feels strongly about it. Second, I just think we have.- We know what that means historically.
Starting point is 02:28:07 What? Tell me. You- do you think more- you think more black guys have gone to jail for smoking weed than white guys? You're out of your fucking mind. You are out of your fucking mind. To a point where we have to understand that we need to legalize it and stop criminalizing this behavior. So I want to tell you what happened in California. They legalized it and the cartels came in full blast.
Starting point is 02:28:41 They legalized it and the crime around marijuana is fucking so fucking high in California now, it's it's out of fucking control Now someone's gonna be like so you're saying they shouldn't legalize it I'm like no I'm not saying that either I'm just telling you what happened Mike McCasky the country's obsession with weed while we have open borders and send hundreds of billions of dollars to Ukraine. I know that's what I was thinking. Seth Rogen is, he's been retarded by weed. Retarded like he's been just set back. And so, and I've actually, this is not a new position for me. I have felt for a long time we need to legalize it. So that's where I am on that. I love it. She said weed, not cannabis. Pay attention y'all. Yeah, that's old school, right? Yeah, that's old school. I like it. I like it. It doesn't get much more clear than that. Kamala Harris
Starting point is 02:29:34 was the first major party presidential nominee in history to have ever called for weed legalization. If we want to see weed legalized at the federal level, we have to make sure Kamala Harris wins and Democrats get control of Congress. Yeah, but if you have any cool thoughts when you're stoned and you want to post them to fucking Facebook, they'll be pulled down. It'll take a joint effort from all of us. Excuse me, I had to. So please make a plan to vote by November 5th. Thank you so much.
Starting point is 02:30:01 God, he's such a dirty cunt. No, you're not here to talk about weed, but actually something much more important to us. Dementia has affected my family since I was very young. After watching my mom care for both my grandparents through their long journeys with dementia, I noticed my mom starting to repeat herself when she was just 52 years old. As much as I didn't want to accept that dementia had come for my mom starting to repeat herself when she was just 52 years old. As much as I didn't want to accept that dementia had come from my mom at such a young age, she was diagnosed with Alzheimer's just before her 55th birthday. Over the next five years, I saw Lauren's mom lose the ability to talk. Walk more scripted shit.
Starting point is 02:30:40 Jesus Christ. Vote for Kamala because of. Oh, this is the guy this is the guy that got me to James Franco James was teaching at NYU and eating. I guess he taught a class on in one of the days was like how to eat pussy on film. And I guess girls wear something over their vagina when you're pretending to eat their pussy on camera and he had slid it over on some of his students supposedly was actually eating the pussy. It's pretty intense. They suck at reading.
Starting point is 02:31:32 I don't know. I'm not one to talk. I found a couple of Kamala. Here's the cohort of Kamala voters. Here we go. Grandma, do you want to vote for the first black woman president ever? Yeah. Okay. She's a Democrat too. Okay, so I'll show you where to write. Keep the pen in your hand. And it's right here. Good job, Grandma.
Starting point is 02:32:21 You got to vote for the first woman president. Harris. Kamala Harris. By the way, I don't have TikTok. So those of you who send me TikTok clips, I never see them because they won't let me watch them unless I have the app God this one's fucking amazing. You ready for this? This is amazing. Listen carefully to this. I wish Avi would come on my podcast a
Starting point is 02:33:02 Sister is trans and she it's like when someone's like talking about something that directly affects you and they have no skin in the game, none, nada, zero, like you know, they're, it's different. How do you feel about Israel and Palestine? I mean I don't think the genocide in Gaza is good. Do you have skin in the game? Well like that's like a little bit of a different issue though. Like, we're talking about like the health... I'm just trying to make the point here. So you're upset...
Starting point is 02:33:34 We're talking about a foreign war and I'm talking about people's health care. I'm talking about people's lives. So my mother lives in Israel. My sister, my brother. You have a really strong opinion about Israel. I'm applying your same argument back at you. You don't know what you're talking about. You've got no skin in the game. And I'm okay. Okay. You see how that works? Funny how her logic only applies to a political foes. So you have a fucking family member, a fucking sibling, a
Starting point is 02:33:59 wife, a daughter, a son, who's fucking mentally ill, and they want to fucking chop off their fucking penis and fucking go to public schools and fucking read to little kids and start grooming them. And you're saying that I can't fucking understand because I don't have any trannies in my family. So then I say, okay, what do you think about what's happening in Israel and Palestine? And you're like, well, the Jews are fucking slaughtering the Gazans and I'm like really well do you have any skin in the game because you seem to have a strong opinion about it no well my mom and my fucking sister
Starting point is 02:34:32 and my brother are there I don't want to talk about it and then she's like we're talking about war yeah, we're talking about fucking your fucking you're being a codependent to your fucking siblings mental fucking health issues Fuck obvious good man. He's good. What a G I I really hate to do this to the to the women in the crowd. If you're a woman, now's a good time to go to the bathroom. Hope you'll forgive me if I get emotional. Climate emergencies are not gender neutral. The degradation of ecosystems disproportionately impacts women and girls. And I am wildly emotional. This is the existential crisis
Starting point is 02:35:34 of our time. In earth sciences, if you speak about climate change, that is one of these taboo subjects. And climate change is tricky. There's a disconnect between what the science says and what the narrative in the mainstream media is and what certain, what I would call, activist scientists have been kind of pushing. The narrative in the media is doing so much damage to mental health. Climate anxiety is probably the number one anxiety issue for the college students that I talk to. And the science does not support that fear. I think that that fear is irrational. Climate anxiety disproportionately affects women. Climate science isn't... I
Starting point is 02:36:21 thought the music was great too, Judy. Climate change isn't gender neutral. Like what? Where the fuck do they fucking find these people? Holy fuck. Yeah, this is, yep, this is totally real. I know girls genuinely freaking out about climate change. Yeah, I'm sure it is. I'm sure it is. That's what's crazy.
Starting point is 02:36:58 Olivia, I'm so afraid of the sun. Oh, God. Climate change anxiety. I wonder what's going to happen to Bhattacharya after he reads Moth in the Iron Lung. I almost felt bad suggesting it to him. A study of 1.7 million children found that heart damage only was found in COVID-vaxxed kids. This is huge news, ladies and gentlemen.
Starting point is 02:37:43 A major study involving 1.7 million children has found that heart damage only appeared in children who'd received the COVID mRNA quote unquote vaccines. Not a single unvaccinated child in the group suffered from heart related problems. In addition, the researchers note zero children from the entire group, vaccinated or unvaccinated, died from COVID-19. Furthermore, the study found that the COVID shots offered the children very little protection from the virus, with many becoming infected after just 14 to 15 weeks of receiving an injection.
Starting point is 02:38:18 The 1.7 million children observed in the study were between the ages of 5 to 15 and were registered with the UK's national healthcare system. The study was conducted by a team of leading UK medical doctors, epidemiologists, biostatisticians and public health experts led by Oxford University's professor, Combe D. Andrews. A preprint of the study's paper was published in the Medxiv Medical Journal that's linked there in the article. The researchers were investigating the safety and effectiveness of Pfizer's vaccine in fully vaccinated, partially vaccinated, and unvaccinated children
Starting point is 02:38:54 and teenagers. However, they discovered that cases of myocarditis and pericarditis only emerged in the vaccinated group. You can view that study linked in the article. Now, of course, this is very, very important, and these studies need to continue because of how many people lost their jobs, lost their platforms, were ostracized from society,
Starting point is 02:39:16 even lost their families for questioning the possible safety or not so safety of these injections. And because of the fact that emergency use authorization was given to these, despite the mounting evidence that they were not safe, which Pfizer knew and the FDA knew as well. That's why they tried to hide it for 75 years. Yep. Yep. All right. You're welcome.
Starting point is 02:39:41 I think Fikowski is going to do a whole thing on the danger of vaccines next week on his YouTube channel. He's gonna finally use his platform for good. Talk to you guys later. Bye bye.

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