The Snark Tank - #106: Will Smith KILLED!!! a Man
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Sorry about last week, guys.
Fortnight.
I like Fortnite.
I got the shit kicked out of me by...
I got the shit kicked out of me by...
Not even Will Smith. It was Jada.
Oh, yeah, yeah. Jada killed.
Jada broke into my house and gave me COVID.
Yeah.
So, apologies.
We're going to be going along today.
And we've got a lot to cover.
I know, I know at this point, it's a pretty old news.
But I don't know if you guys saw the Oscars.
Coda won best picture.
Crazy.
What?
That movie did have.
Exactly.
I love that, like, by the way, like, I had no idea the Oscars were even happening until that clip.
Same thing with the Grammys, by the way.
The day after the Grammys happened, I was like, somebody was like, somebody, I think I saw a tweet that was like, Louis C.K. won a Grammy?
And I was like, what?
When was this?
Oh, yeah.
Yeah, yeah.
I mean, I pay attention to the Grammys a little bit, slightly.
I don't even a little bit.
That's the only thing I pay attention to.
I just see people complaining about it.
That's how I find out about it.
John Baptiste won a Grammy, so I was very happy.
Other than that, I didn't care.
I was like, oh, Baptiste won.
Tyler won best hip hop album.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry, people.
Didn't deserve it.
But, you know, he got it.
I'm happy he has a second Grammy, you know, do you think, Tyler?
I'm a real big fan of him.
Who was better than, who had a better hip-hop album than Tyler the creator?
Nas, fucking Jay Cole.
Billy Eilish
Yeah, definitely
Nas J. Cole, Benny the butcher
Conway of the Machine
No, not Conway, uh
God, no, Conway the Machine, no, not
Cause that's, how are you struggling to make up more
more people, more fake people?
What's like gun?
Yeah, um, these aren't real people
you're saying.
You said, nah's not a real person.
You just tell me, not real.
Nause?
What the fuck is that?
Nause?
I'm a little Nause.
I'm a little Naz X, right?
Yeah, a little Nas X.
I know that guy.
Eric, you're about to become not black
if you keep sulking.
I told you.
Told you long ago on the road.
That's a classic.
Then you just turned into an Asian man all of a sudden because you're saying that.
From his album, Queermatic.
It was a queermatic.
Anyway, I didn't see the grannies.
I don't think any of us really paid.
I mean, Sweeney does.
He watches the grandma's for some reason.
I only got one dick, one dream.
I only got one dick, one puss.
Big cock, no seaman.
Big cock, no semen.
About the busing his bitch face like my dad did.
All I got is one dick, one dick.
One dick.
Classic, classic Nause.
Classic Lil Naz-Ix on his, is critically acclaimed queermatic.
Queer Maddick.
So fucking stupid.
I love that so much.
Is gaymatic and then he came back in me still gaymatic.
Still gaymatic.
So that was like, okay.
Did Will Smith win a Grammy?
Yeah.
He has like seven, I think.
For dopest, for dopeest.
Doppest beats or whatever.
Yeah.
Dope is a few.
I think he has the first hip-hop Grammy of all time, actually.
Does he?
Will Smith?
Yeah.
I think he has the first.
For Wild Wild West?
If that's true, that's really sad.
How was that really sad?
Because there's no one,
but 10-year-olds liked fucking Will Smith's hip-hop.
Will Smith, bro,
Wilson's music was clean.
It was fresh.
People liked it.
Outside of 10-year-olds,
no one liked that shit.
That's not true.
People were part to summertime.
People party to summertime.
People party to summer.
Summertime doesn't fucking count.
That's, that's, no, what I mean, it doesn't count.
That wasn't a part of his big Willie style fucking getting jiggy with it era.
Summertime was an old school classic.
Yeah, I think, I think it is.
That's when he won it.
I think it's what it's going to matter when he won it.
Oh, you think you think you want it with Dezay Jazzy Jeff.
Yeah, that's when he won it.
That's not a real person, Kingsen.
That's a character on the show, dumbass.
I hate you guys.
I hate you.
I hate talking to you guys about anything I care about.
I just head.
Listen.
See, look, we're just talking about Will Smith in his clean, you know, the era I'm talking about where he just started ripping off everybody's shit.
We're talking about movie era Will Smith.
I'm talking about Will Smith.
Like when he was with, that happened with DJ Jazzy Jeff and he was the fresh prince.
When he did the rapping on the giant spider tank?
He used the, that was, he was the first,
yeah, the pop Grammy of all time.
Just look it up.
Was DJ Johnny Jeff and a fresh prince, the duo.
That's when they got the first one.
And that's when he fucking, uh, stopped.
Back in 1989, DJ, Jizzy Jeff.
Look, nobody, nobody cares about Will Smith's music career at all.
So, I mean, I do a little bit.
I mean, not, not really.
The reason we're talking about is obviously, because he, he slapped Chris Rock in the face
at the Oscars.
I was talking about, everybody's talked about it by this, at this point.
We've talked about it.
on stream and I made a video
kind of about it.
So my thoughts are kind of covered.
So look, we don't have to go over the rigmarole
because everybody's talked about it.
But what we can talk about specifically
is like the aftermath of this.
Because I feel like it's a little bizarre.
Say what?
A little weird.
Because everybody,
he's like, did you see by the way that news, that, uh, that headline that's going around
about Jada Pickett Smith? He's like, I didn't, I don't need anybody to, to defend me.
I'm not a woman who needs protecting. And it's like, Jesus Christ, this dude can't win at all, bro.
She, she's abusive, bro. She is abusive.
No one wants to talk about how she fucking took advantage of a fucking, of her, of her, of her, of her son's friend.
that was fucking trying to be rehabilitated.
And then she just fucking, you know, bang the shit out of them.
Now, look, from his perspective, he may be like, that's great.
But then when you think about the, when we think about dynamics and stuff,
we always say this is wrong.
Oh, yeah.
Obviously, fucking not, that's not what you should be doing.
That's not what you be doing.
But like, I don't know.
It's just like, you know, you can spend as much as you want and saying like, oh, you know,
a 16 year old would love to bang their hot teacher, but you already know what's
fucking wrong.
Yeah.
Yeah, you're not charred later.
he's a grown he's a grown man
August is a grown man
now it's not about
no he's not about the age in the scenario
wasn't he like
wasn't he like seven years old or something
whoa whoa whoa chill
August is a grown man
and we don't know the rich if they had exactly
and he agreed you could
you could look I've been down
the dumps I've literally went to
other girls house to cry about
girls and if I didn't want to fuck them
I'm not fucking them that's it
He, she came on to him.
He said, it's pretty simple most of the time.
The world would be a lot easier if it was just that simple.
Most of the time, it's pretty simple.
But the world was as simple as your fucking mind, it would be great.
Derek, most of the time, not every time.
I'm not saying every time it's as simple as just, just be like, no.
It's not simple, even though it should fucking be.
It's not simple.
It's not simple. There's, like, even people like, that's my fucking point.
It's not simple.
even though it should be.
It's a very simple concept of, hey, don't do that shit.
But then you have motherfuckers like, even you, like, but.
Yeah, I know what's wrong.
Butt.
And I'm like, oh, well, oh, no, I, it's wrong.
You put some butts in there.
You're putting some butts in there.
It's wrong.
He put his hands on somebody for no reason.
I agree with that.
I feel bad for Will because this is not, this is not someone that's okay.
No one, no one that's fine is going to do that.
I'm not just going to get up in a middle of class and throw my desk at a teacher if I'm
fine, you know?
See, that's different.
No, it's not.
It's the same kind of thing.
People don't act out for no reason,
dude.
But it's, but I think,
I think universally, like,
okay, okay, maybe
that's not true. I was going to say, I'm at the age where I'm
starting to feel bad for teachers, but when I was
younger, yeah, no matter what,
that show was always funny.
It's funny. It's funny.
It's always funny.
It's never, someone doing some
fuck shit in class is always funny.
Till this day now, I look back
that shit that happened in class when I wasn't like high school and I laughed my ass off about it.
I still feel bad for the teachers.
All they do it is trying to work, you know?
They're literally trying to work.
It's pretty much like it's just daycare for older kids that are probably worse than the kids that are at daycare.
That's all school is really.
Yeah, yeah.
And then they get paid like the other.
And they get paid probably less than the people like the daycare do.
So, you know, it's unfortunate.
But like, you know, like, we'll, we'll did some fuck shit because he's clearly hurt.
no matter when he tries to defend himself,
he gets insulted.
Did you see?
Did you see that?
If he didn't say anything,
he would have got insulted too, though.
No, no, no, no, I don't think so.
He would have got, he would have got made fun of.
Not to the same degree,
not to the same degree.
Absolutely.
Absolutely.
You're right.
Yeah.
You're right.
100% you're right.
It's in the same way.
It's in the same way that like, well, if you drove,
if you drove your car really fast without your seatbelt,
you're still, you're still probably going to die one day.
It's like, yeah, sure.
But like, I mean, you're clearly, you're clearly, it is.
It is.
If he-
Will stock has been on decline
For a while, Chris
No, but if he just ignored it
It wouldn't even be a fraction
It wouldn't even be a fraction of the people making fun
You're right
It would have been way less
It would have been minus minimized
Like by fucking 90%
Yeah, I agree with you on that
But it still would have been people
Be like, huh, Will Smith a cuck
Chris Rock made fun of his bald ass wife
His ball-headed wife
Nah, dude
Nothing would have happened at all
You're crazy
Y'all is crazy
Here's why that's not true
crazy. Okay, go ahead and then I'm
gonna follow you after. Keep that thought, whatever
you got. Here's why that
would not have happened. Because
the only reason people are even paying attention
to the Oscars in the first place is because
Will Smith slapped Chris Rock.
That is the only reason people were paying
attention to it all. That's the only reason it broke into
the fucking Twitter sphere of the first place.
No one would have no one
would have even known
that that happened.
People, it wouldn't have been to the same degree
by any cubic measurement. It wouldn't have
you're right if somebody has a Twitter account that's if somebody has an at on Twitter that's like I hate Will Smith no matter what he does yeah probably that guy would have probably made fun of him I agree I agree there would have been way less of a reaction infinitely like a huge like an immense amount dude when has anybody reacted about anything else people would have been like yo Will Smith again Will Smith at the Oscars got called a cuck by Chris Rock and Chris Rock would have made that joke Will would have laughed it off like he probably was halfway going to and then it would have been
been like, hey, Will Smith, still a cuck, August, fuck this wife, fucking loser.
The Fresh Prince of Bell Air Show sucks, which it actually really doesn't.
That show's great.
I can't believe I'm saying that because I watched the first two episodes and I was like,
whoa, this is pretty good.
Oh, the new one, the reboot or whatever?
Yeah, it's actually pretty good.
It's a whole different angle on the series.
And I think like it's worth giving it a shot.
But at the same time, it's like, I know people would dislike it because it's already,
it's already not what people want it to be anymore.
It's a remake that's not a remake, but people can.
complain about things being exact remakes, but then when things are taking different turns and
stories, people are like, but it's not an exact remake.
Just make it, just make a new show. Just make a new show. Don't make the fucking fresh prince of,
is this, is this a series of like, it's, it's too late. It wasn't, no one's, look, we were
going to complain about it no matter why. It's like Hala. We're getting off time. What were you
going to say, Derek?
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Yeah.
No, I was just backing up your shit with that nobody,
like people get roasted at the Oscars all the time or award shows.
I mean, Ricky Jervais, like last year at the Golden Gloves
was probably one of the hardest anybody's gone on a award show at a while.
And all they did was talk about like, oh, that was cool.
That was awesome.
And there's no fucking issues.
Everybody just sat there and took the jokes except for,
and Will Smith, if you would have just sat there and kept laughing like he did at first,
like he did initially, nobody would have been, I wouldn't have known anything about the Oscars.
I wouldn't have known that he even wanted to fucking Oscar.
I wouldn't have known anything about this shit.
He was calling people like predators and they were like, ha ha ha, we are.
We are.
Yes.
So what?
So what British, man?
We're richer than you.
You can call me whatever you want.
I can buy you.
Actually, actually, Rick Jervais is pretty loaded.
I mean, he went hard in the,
he went hard in the paint for people to
forget in the day and them to continue doing what
they're doing.
It was just like, damn.
Doesn't Ricky Jervais own the office?
I'm pretty sure that's true.
I think he just, I think he was just in the British version of it.
No, he created the office.
Really?
Yeah, I have no idea.
I don't, I don't give a shit.
He could probably, I don't care.
I mean, Ricky Jervis created the, the, the UK office.
I don't know how the American one works, but I assume.
I mean, he probably has rights to it at some,
or he's getting some sort of back end.
Yeah.
You know, it's always smart to do that, man.
It was a bunch of proofs.
That's why, like, I like that one because I was like, yeah,
these people should hear about the fuck shit they're,
they're probably participating in.
But like everyone's face was-
freaking out about this dumb bullshit.
Everybody's face was so like.
The softest fucking joke that people were actually
pretending that they were offended on her behalf.
And this was the worst part.
This is the worst part.
Nobody.
And when I say nobody, of course, there's a handful of people that knew about her alopecia.
But when I say nobody, I mean the general public.
Nobody fucking knew about this.
But everybody acted like they did.
Because all of their statements were, oh, he shouldn't have done that.
Oh, I would never.
I'm like, what the fuck do you mean?
He didn't fucking do it.
He made a dumb, bald joke about a shaved head.
Not a fucking, not alopecia.
He made a stupid joke.
He had a bad say.
He made a stupid joke.
Well, completely overreacted.
put his hands on him.
Should have got taken out.
Even will pretend.
Was laughing at it.
No, but yeah, then that's what I'm saying.
And after retroactively, or he,
when he put out a statement,
he's like,
I just couldn't stand for someone making fun of my wife's alopecia or whatever he said.
I'm like,
you know he wasn't doing that.
You fucking,
like it was retroactively to try to justify his behavior.
It's like, oh, yeah.
That's why.
That's why I was so angry.
He got mad because his wife,
his wife got upset.
and right but why did she get upset because why do you think she got upset she got upset because he was
she felt like she was being insulted you know and i think that's the problem with that family right now
no matter what happens with that family everyone has kind of has like a very prying eye on him
and that's i that's as far as i believe it was i believe it's just them got up they got upset
because every time the smith family's brought up nowadays it's always some sort of like
well jada fucked august or wills a cuck or wills and he didn't even make any type of joke like that
though so he don't he didn't he didn't he didn't he didn't
So that's what I'm saying
Do you think I just want to say
I think
Just from did you see the clip of him
Roasting her at the Oscars in 2016
Which wasn't there
It might it might have definitely had to do with that too
I think it was definitely that
I think it was definitely that
Because it was a good
It was a good fucking joke
Yeah it was because it was like
Yeah like her
Her protesting not being there
It was like you weren't invited essentially
Like it doesn't fucking matter
And which is yeah
That can be very fucking hurtful
Like oh how dare you
So the fact that he even said anything to her at all,
it didn't matter what joke it would have been.
It probably could have been even something milder.
Like,
oh,
you're wearing a green suit.
You look green.
Like,
he just said that.
Like,
he just fucking said that.
I think it was that.
I think it was the tier of joke that he said, though.
It's like,
it's not even,
I remember hearing the joke and thinking,
like,
I don't even,
I don't know what G.
I don't know what G.
I don't know what.
Oh, I made the connection right away.
I was,
G.
was a big deal back in the day for,
oh my God,
Damy Moore shaved her head.
That was like the talk of the town for whatever fucking reason.
I'm gonna be real with you.
If I've seen a bald-headed woman, I'm not, I'm not going open that can of worms.
Why?
Because I feel like, I feel like that could just lead to, I'm actually going through extreme chemotherapy.
And I'm like, uh-oh, whatever.
You gotta bounce off that, you know?
Her hair is buzzed.
It's not, it's not like her hair is skin bald, like where you're like, oh, I think she has something going on.
Also, the alopecia that she has is, I just wouldn't do it.
Barely visible.
I just wouldn't do it.
That's the thing.
I just wouldn't do it.
But it's like,
it's happening.
Because it's a woman?
Because the woman,
because people make fun of guys fucking male pattern baldness all the time.
I know.
And it's not exactly the nice thing to do.
But I just,
I wouldn't do that.
You know,
I wouldn't do it.
Most women usually aren't bald.
You know,
usually for girls bald,
there's a reason.
Usually more often than not.
Usually if you see that it's buzz like that,
it's an aesthetic.
More often than not,
if it's bald,
there's usually a reason.
More often than not.
I disagree.
I disagree.
I disagree.
Often or not, I think it's usually
It's an aesthetic.
Yeah, usually if they're bald, like, I'll just be real,
my grandma has an extreme version of alopecia
where she barely has any hair.
She wears wigs.
She's worn wigs for as long as I've been alive.
I actually got lucky because this is from my dad's side of the family
because I had alopee...
I actually forgot about this until days later
that I had alopecia until I was 14.
It was a fucking bald spot on the back of my head.
I forgot about it.
it because it went away I got lucky but my my uncle my grandma especially my grandma such as a woman
so she's wear fucking wigs just like most women that have hair issues and they're like ashamed
or whatever's going on they wear fucking wigs but then there's women that fuckins buzzed their head
because they're like oh i like it uh like uh that's true rose nami unis in the ufc she just buzzed her
hair she's like i don't have to deal with it anymore and i'm like all right cool and i get it you know
i understand that i wouldn't touch that joke you know like it's it's still it's not even a big
deal of a joke and I can I stand by that
it wasn't it wasn't like
ha ha you bald bitch
you don't got hair
you're bald you look like fucking
Rufus you black bald bitch
he could have done that you know
he could have said that but he didn't
black female cayew looking bitch
he could have went there but he
didn't he just like oh
Gia jane I'm second so I'm excited to see it
I can't wait to see it I was just like okay
that was a bad joke you have a bad
It's a Gen X joke, dude.
Yeah, it's a Gen X joke.
It's almost a compliment.
Like, it's barely even, like, insulting.
Like, I would be confused.
If I shaved my head as a woman and was compared to G.I. Jane,
I would sincerely be confused as to whether or not that was an insult or a compliment.
I just, it's Demi Moore in an action film.
Like, I just, I don't, to be offended by it in the first place is crazy.
let alone to assault somebody over it.
Like that I just don't understand.
I think that's why it reinforces that it wasn't about the joke.
It was just the fact that she's just salty as fuck at Chris Rock,
which understandably, like I would understand why she doesn't like Chris Rock.
And then the fact that he said anything at all probably annoyed her.
Because, yeah, the joke was so, but that's the only thing that pissed me off about the situation.
The only thing that made me mad was the people that were.
like just us they just knew they just they're just fucking psychics and they knew chris walk for sure
knew she had alopecia because none of them did when i talk to people about it every single person
i talked to it would be like i had no idea even a guy that was like oh it's been out for a while and then he
followed up with yeah but i didn't know even though it's been out for a while i'm like dude what the
fuck why are you even bringing this shit up yeah because who the fuck pays attention to to every
single thing that jada picket smith says she's not like a nothing she doesn't do anything she's just
I know her for some moves she's done back in the day.
She banged Tupac and then the entanglement.
And that's the only times I paid attention to her.
Yeah.
Yeah.
She's not like a modern.
She's not like a modern day a list celebrity, really.
Like she's not right.
Really doing it.
Will is definitely the fucking the more well-known person of the relationship.
I just think things got way out of hand.
I feel sorry for Will because I feel sorry for it because of the fact that no one does that.
That's okay.
obviously. And I feel sorry for Chris because Chris Rock got made full of in front of the people.
And the first day I was saying like he should have watched his mouth, you know, obviously.
Because the, the nigger blood, the, the ex-Hoodler mentality that I bear with me from growing up where if someone said something about my girlfriend, I'm knocking you to fuck out.
I'm going to wait until you drop your guard. I would have waited until they're backstage. Everybody's giving high fives and I would have punched him or something like that.
But like, in all fairness, as an adult man, that's not what you do.
Especially a famous adult man and especially the fact that there's two black men on one stage.
On live TV.
On live TV.
In front of tens of millions of millions of millions.
In front of tens of thousands of people that then became millions.
That then became tens of millions because this happened and trended on Twitter.
Because let's be real.
real. Whenever you hear something really
fucked happens, as a black man,
I'm just like, I hope it wasn't one of us, you know?
I'm like, I hope
it wasn't one of us. Please, we don't need
any more bad publicity, bro.
There's more than enough
out there, you know?
You got to watch the right type of media, man.
Like, say, I've gotten into,
like, say, for example, there's this Irish fucker named
that chapter and all he does is, like, talk about
true crime stuff.
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host of Beyond the script, a podcast where I sit down with pharmacists to answer all those health
questions that you forget or maybe are too embarrassed to ask when you're at the pharmacy counter.
In this episode, all about pediatric health, Heidi Martinez, a CVS pharmacist from Edinburgh,
Texas, talked about how parents can help manage their kids fever.
When it comes to fevers, it would just depend on the child's behavior as well as the number
that the thermometer is kicking back. If the child is
behaving normally and they're not having any obstruction to their lifestyle that they usually lead,
then maybe a fever reducer might not be necessary. If you see that later on in the day,
it progresses to mom, dad, I'm not feeling well. I need to lay down. And you know that's not
normal for your child. Then it might be time to give them a medication for a fever.
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That's pretty awesome.
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20 billion is an insane number.
Yeah, 20 billion recovered.
It's actually, I think, somewhere north, probably closer to 22, 23 after this year.
And each year we get bigger and badder and our army grows.
So the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on.
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And you best believe,
98% of every single case is some pasty cyclone.
It's not us.
I love it.
That shit makes me so happy.
Whatever, I can say it to watch true crime
with not a smile, but no worries.
That is going to be anyone that's,
say there's probably any genetic code similar to me.
I can be like, uh, I, I'll be $50 what he looks like.
I don't get why you care at all.
I care because it's just like, it's just funny.
I don't know.
I care because it's just like, you know, like, there's so much rap sheet bullshit against us,
you know?
Like, I just, I feel like.
I feel like there's a small part of me, man, that doesn't, like, I, mostly I don't
care what people think of me.
But there's a small part of me where that, like, I, like,
say next my neighbor
where some people were saying, I don't know,
he seems a little iffy. There's a part of me
that like, that dude watches
probably Tucker Carlson or whatever
and then, you know, he just has
some thoughts about me just existing
and I'm like... And it feels good to prove
him wrong, dude. It feels good to prove him wrong.
It feels good to like, you know,
like when a cop pulls you over
at life's registration, he sees like, oh man,
you're like a, you're like a freaking
ex-marine and all this shit and you're like
yeah, yeah, man.
and he still drags you out and beats the shot.
He still pulls you out the car, beats you half the death, says you had a gun and kills you dang.
I mean, you shouldn't have been driving, though.
I should have been driving, yeah.
You should have been driving on black, bro.
I don't know why you're thinking, bro.
Listen, what are you doing, bro?
He's like, I'm going to pull you over for what.
And I don't know yet.
I'll figure it out halfway through.
He checks your car.
I actually, pulls your pants down.
All right, right.
I don't, I actually don't think that Chris Rock got made a fool of it all.
You don't think so?
No, I don't think so.
I think if you make a joke, if you make a joke and then somebody, like, I was thinking this the whole time, it's like, God damn, I wish.
Like, if you're a comedian, you, I feel like you revel in that.
I feel like that is a moment that's like, oh my God, how lucky is this, that I got up on stage,
I made the tamest joke possible and triggered Will Smith into punching me.
And not only that, he didn't even.
like he barely moved me
and then I immediately like
a fucking champ went back to
running the show like a professional
and now I've got all of these things to think about
I've got all this material
that I can I'm suddenly the most famous comedian
in the world probably
it's like that's kind of crazy
that's insane I think you're thinking of it from
not Chris Rock's point of view
or like I mean Chris Rock is probably back
Of someone who got fucking assaulted, man.
Because think of the person at Crick Rock.
Like, Chris Rock is not the most famous person, but he's definitely a very famous personality.
Now he is.
You know?
Well, he has been for years.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
But now he's one of the most famous comedians.
Yeah.
And now he's extra most famous.
Yeah, but it's just hype that's going to die down after a while.
So at the end of the day, at the end of the day, the hype's going to die down.
People are going to stop caring about Chris Rock.
and they're just going to remember,
oh yeah,
that's the guy that got slapped by Will Smith.
Yeah,
that's the thing.
Like,
that's,
that's his,
that's his legacy now.
Like,
that would piss me off.
I don't think so.
Because it,
because it is,
dude.
How the hell do you not think so?
I don't think
so.
People that have never heard of
Chris Rock before,
they know him as the guy
that got punked out by Will Smith.
Literally.
Like, absolutely.
No,
they know him as the guy
that's,
he loses shit for no reason.
No,
that's not what they know of us.
That is not what they know as.
One,
that's not exactly cool.
memes are you seeing memes being shared
of oh look at how he kept his cool
in his composer no it's supposed to smack to the
shit I think that's not what a meme is
memes are inherently uncoversely
but you understand my put you not understand my point
with that's what is immortalized that
moment of him getting slapped
yeah that's way especially jen zers that never heard of
Chris Rock before they never watch every
um everywhere everybody hates Chris they never seen
his old stand you know stand up nothing
they're gonna be like oh I said I got fucking slap by Will Smith
that's him now
like that would piss me off from all the
decades of work and stuff and all the shit that I have
is fucking, you know, black people versus
niggas fucking bit that everyone loves.
No, like, fuck that thing. One of the funniest
bits ever actually. It has like
9 million hits on YouTube. And you know
how much the slap has? A hundred million
on one video. Like,
it's, he's fucked as far as new.
And it's on Twitter.
Yeah, no, if he did that
black people versus niggas joke,
it still wouldn't get that much traffic.
No, I would argue that joke
would probably get him canceled now.
but uh...
maybe
I don't think it wouldn't
it's literally the joke that all
like a bunch of racists cite
when they like explain it's like
well I didn't mean he was a black guy
just made he was a fucking darned
and then they lose their fucking minds
and then it's like that's a real
no Kinskinskinsk's turning it to the Confederate flag
Kingston I'm not kidding that's a real thing
that is a real thing that I've seen cited several times
it's like oh look at this joke by Chris Rock
by like a bunch of like alt writers
he would be canceled to skin
it's right it's right it's right
It's like, I understand what you're saying.
Prager you probably use such a truth to your statement.
But there is no way you can cancel a black man for saying black people versus niggas.
No, I don't think you can cancel a black man for doing that.
What's your name?
I think people will find a way to cancel a black man for emboldening all right people.
I think you can easily do that.
I think people have done that.
Candace Owens are still around, bro.
Yeah, but Candice Owens is funded by conservative.
Hi, I'm Dennis Prager
Chris Rock would have to have a future
Between black people
And niggas
Black people
And Chris Rock would have a future at Prager you
And jungle dwelling
Porch robbing
Tree climbing
Do you think
That he should have gotten his
Do you think that he should have gotten
His award taken away?
Apparently
No
It didn't get taken away, did it?
No, not
Yeah, but he just, he just resigned from the academy.
He resigned from the academy.
What the fuck does that mean, though?
That means he can't vote on the best pitcher.
You can't.
Yeah, he can't.
He can't participate in all that bullshit.
And he just did the politician thing, right?
Like, he just, all right, I'm just going to resign before anybody else's.
He pulled.
He doesn't linger on anymore.
He did the Nixon thing, right?
Yeah, he will the.
Yeah, he did what everybody.
I am not a criminal.
I'm not a crook.
I'm not a crook.
I'm not a crook.
He leaves on a plane.
And it was like, we literally caught you crooking.
We caught you crooking.
We caught you crooking.
We literally caught you crooking.
We caught you mid crook.
I don't know, man.
I'm out of here.
I think it's, I think, because Ezra Miller is also like, because he got all of his flash projects and all of his Justice League of projects got put on hold too because he was like.
What from fighting a guy at the bar or something?
Yeah, because he was fighting a guy at the bar and people were like, well, if Will Smith, if Will Smith punched a guy on live TV in the middle of the Oscars on a live telecast.
Why isn't Ezra Miller being reprimanded for beating up a random person in a bar in the middle of Tijuana where three people saw it?
And it's like, well, that's a good point.
Well, first of all, Ezra Miller isn't Will Smith.
Yeah, exactly.
Can we be honest?
People pretending that Ezra Miller is like some childhood icon to millions.
Like, nobody knows who the fuck Ezra Miller is.
People know who the Flash is, maybe.
Yeah, if you're absolutely right about that.
Most people in the world would be like, oh, I didn't even know his name.
I didn't know Ezra Miller was the flash at all.
I thought Ezra Miller was just like, oh, that's that androgynous looking person
who continuously trends for like shoving women downstairs.
Hey, man, I didn't know that.
She started it, but nonetheless.
Is he like that flash speed?
Is he like fucking tapping to the speed force?
Did you imagine he's dragging somebody at the speed of feet?
He's been doing it so quickly for so many years that this is the first time
someone was quick enough to see it.
Oh shit, they caught them.
They had enough frames in their camera.
Like, wait, what was that?
What the fuck was that?
They had a nine-paid camera.
And they were like, I think I saw someone.
Yo, dude, that would suck people with powers.
It was just the wrong people.
It was just fucked up people that got powers.
And then they were just, it's kind of like how a thon was fucking with the flash.
Like, essentially like that.
Just the biggest piece of the shit just fucking with people.
That was what happened, dude, because.
it would be, I think if the whole superpower thing became the B-ray, there would be people that would have good perspectives that would try to do good. There would be people that would try to do that. There would be people that would try to do that. There'd probably be a lot more assholes than good people. Because there are good people. There are people that join the police force genuinely to help people. There are people that go in the military that have like good perspectives, you know. I know you don't believe this because you don't, you don't see anything other than. They try, but then.
I think things happen
And then they find out
Real quick that oh if I need to stay on the forest
I need to kill a couple black people
There's a quote of this quote is here
See that video recently?
You got to do it today
You got to do it today of the fucking
You see that video trending recently
Of the woman who tries to pull the guy off the
It's like a woman cop
The lady cop
And then she that dude chokes him out
Chokes her out
It's crazy
She like chokes him
Or it's her
He's I'll deal with you later
Get off me
And I'm like, yo.
It's crazy, bro.
That's wild.
You can't really be a good cop, I think.
Like, you can try to be.
Yeah, you can.
You can try to be.
You can try.
But you're not going to last long, man.
You're going to get, you're going to get shot in a urinal or something.
Or you're going to be like, you're going to have to be forced to retire.
Because you're a rat.
Why would you say that?
Do I?
I know why I'd say that, but why do you say that?
Historically.
For the same reason you say it because it's true.
What the fuck you're talking about?
Because, like, what happened is that if you're a good cop around other cops, you're going to probably get to kill.
They're going to kill you probably, you know?
Yeah.
It's like being someone in a military being like, yo, maybe you shouldn't, Sergeant, maybe you shouldn't be fucking all the new recruits.
And then they don't find your body.
You're like, oh, Mr. Jameson went AWOL.
Mr. Jamie.
Crazyest thing.
Crazsche must have put an IED in his latrine.
Crazy.
Wild
Dude, isn't that what happened
to fucking Pat Tillman
Didn't happen that dude
Where he's like, I'm gonna stop playing football
He was that guy that he stopped playing football
To go join after 9-11
And then apparently he found out some fuck shit going on
And all of a sudden
Oh first he was killed by
By the Al Qaeda or whatever
And then slowly came out
Whoopsie was friendly fire
And it was like
Okay if they hid this shit
okay like you know if it was if it was simply an accident it would have been it was an accident right
but i didn't know about that i didn't know about that because i just i don't i i i i'm going to
know about a person who stops playing football because i don't know when they i don't know who right
it was right it was i mean nobody gave a shit about him until he i mean football people did right
but then he joined the military because he was like oh i just i just feel like it's the right
thing to do, I guess. And then people are like, oh, what a patriot, what an American hero.
I understand the idea, you know, I get it. I get the idea of, uh, of, you know, wanting to help,
you know, and when you're a superpower person, you know, you can help in your own way without
you having to be like a part of the police force, you know? That's going to be a whole other
problem that has to be done with eventually. The people with superpowers running around,
there's going to be like a extreme degree of prejudice towards them in general because,
oh, you have power in a way I can exactly grasp. You have to be bad. I want him.
strung up, but like...
Are we talking about X-Men?
I actually don't...
It would happen.
It would literally happen exactly like that.
Maybe not to the most comedic degree, actually.
My biggest problem with the X-Men is that I don't, I don't find that alternative
history believable.
What?
The only reason, the only reason...
Go ahead, go ahead.
No, well, the thing is, like, I would see, if people were like genuinely superpowered,
I feel like they would be worshipped and treated like gods.
Like, I don't think, I don't think, I don't think...
I disagree.
People would be too afraid of them not to treat them that way.
I don't think you live in a...
there's truth to that, but the thing is that such small differences lead to hate, such
minor differences lead to hate.
Right.
Right.
It's minor differences.
I don't think it's authentic.
I don't think it's people manufacturing that hate for that very reason.
They're using it as a weapon.
It's like how Colts and everything spring up where somebody has this idea.
These people are different.
We must do this.
We must do that.
But it's not a genuine thing to do.
Now, the superpowered people would have to, if they wanted to not have that happen.
they would have to kind of be like an entity that is feared.
Like they can be worship, like say, like the religions of today,
uh,
God is feared,
but he's also beloved.
You know,
it's kind of an oxymoron type of thing.
But that's just how it's handled.
Right.
I'm the shit and they,
that's what they have to do.
So there would be no challenge of people being like,
they're so different.
We need to rise up and like,
you're not going to fucking rise up.
You're going to be fucking squash,
son.
Yeah,
and then,
but I still love you.
The idea,
the idea of the contrast between,
like heroes where like Spider-Man.
People hate Spider-Man.
That's one thing.
Like some people like him,
but other people don't like Spider-Man.
And the idea of like the X-Men, you know,
someone like Captain America is just like,
oh, that's just like a really cool cop.
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You know, like, he's like some really cool cop. He's so nice. He doesn't hide his face.
or anything. We already know
who he is and what he looks like.
People like the X-Men is like,
that's an evolutionary change.
So by the nature of what an X-Man is,
it kind of means
homo sapient's time is kind of up.
So I do understand the fear of that.
Like, I understand the idea.
I think it'd be a little more
widespread, even because the idea, like, a lot of the heroes
are open about, not a lot of them
are, well, a lot of them are sure open about who they are.
They don't hide that I'm this person, you know,
Tony Stark is transparent about being Tony Stark
Yeah, I don't know
I don't know
I feel like I feel like it would be
Worship because they'd be like it would almost be like
The way that we treat a lot of
I don't know like
Like beloved athletes almost
It's like look at how crazy superior
This person is and look at how crazy
Like fucking strong and how like peak performance
This person is
An athlete's not a super person but I understand
It's as close to a super person as you're going to get
Right peak peak peak
Peak human like a peak human
Because there's no way I could see there'd be a way where there's like someone like Superman running around and people just hating him.
People would just hate him.
Even if he did like objectively constantly date good, only good.
They'd probably be like I fucking hate you because I can't be exactly.
But like that would lead to hatred.
I mean, how much like I said, it would be a lot.
I think of manufactured.
It would be like a fucking.
There'd be one evangelical asshole.
It'd be like some church motherfucker.
Like Stryker, like William Stricker.
Like I from the comments.
It would literally be like that.
That's the whole thing where it's he's manufacturing hate.
Like a lot of people don't have any opinion in any way, shape, or form,
but then he puts it in their minds that these people are different.
They're dangerous.
They need to be dealt with him.
Like, yeah, you're right because they're like completely retarded, you know.
Because it'd be like, oh, yeah, I can't think for myself.
Let's heal some mutants.
It's pretty cool.
Humans now have some people are going to be born with this gene that makes them inherently
better than us.
People are going to be like, I don't like, I don't like, oh, Neanderthals were beat out by yes.
I don't think that's the original thought.
I think that is a thought that is implanted into somebody's head.
Oh, no.
I think it would happen is that people are afraid of things that are different in general.
That's kind of how it is, you know?
And then what happens is that slowly.
Not at first.
No, no, no.
When you're a kid growing up, you're not afraid of different shit.
And that's true.
You have to be taught this fear.
You have to be taught.
You're going to be cautious of it, but you'll also be excited about it at the same time.
And it's weird, like, in between places.
of like, oh, that's strange, but that's kind of cool.
I want to see what that is, you know?
I mean, you have to be taught that, man.
Just like a kid can literally leave with a stranger.
If they're not taught, if they're not taught how to act and how to behave, a kid will leave with a stranger.
The kid would be, hey, man, it's cool.
I got this food over here and they'll be like, okay, because the kid, you know, was never taught to, like, don't talk to strangers and shit.
You have to be taught these things.
We're not, we're not fucking animals with that basic instinct of survival.
We're not that at all, man.
We don't have to, you have to, you're fucking empty vessel other than just knowing how to fucking eat and.
sleep and all that basic bullshit and shit your pants.
I think we do have basic survival instincts.
It's just not basic survival instincts.
It's just basic survival instincts that don't help us in modern day.
What survivances do that we have?
In which way?
In which way?
Well, we know when we hear something fucking loud is shit behind us to fucking immediately
pay attention.
We know immediately to be on high alert when something is like not.
But that's not really an instinct though.
That's what I'm saying.
That's what I'm saying is we have basic survival instincts.
It's just the world around us isn't natural.
So our instincts don't really.
help us. Our instincts aren't going to help us.
I wouldn't consider that instinct.
Don't talk to strangers.
Isn't, that's not,
that's not relevant to base
like a monkey person.
You know, that's not like it has nothing too.
Animals, animals fucking run away when you get too
too close to them because they don't fucking know anything.
Yeah, but not from other animals.
Not from other of the same animal,
really.
That's because they're fucking, dude,
what are you saying?
I don't know. No, what are you saying?
I've seen dogs.
I'm saying your basic survival instincts that have been,
they're not strangers.
Like, I don't know what you're saying.
The big, what you're saying.
Basic survival instincts that have been etched into your brain for thousands upon thousands of years are only that way in the related context of the natural world.
It has nothing to do with like the way that modern society is set up and the modern dangers of modern society.
We're like, oh, it can't possibly be a basic survival instinct to not leak your address on the internet.
You know what I mean?
Because that has nothing to do with a base survival instinct because it's so contemporary.
Yeah, but I mean, that's not even what we were talking about, so I don't know what you're getting that.
You're talking about basic survival instincts.
Yeah, and then now you're talking about other shit that has nothing to do with basic survival instincts.
Well, you said people don't have basic survival instincts.
Yeah, and the ones, the base, I don't think what you use as an example hearing a loud sound is not a survival instinct.
Okay.
That is reacting to your ears.
But death's in the war zone.
That's how long it lasts.
Well, obviously, that's a disability.
In a war zone.
Go survive.
Go survive without sound.
Chris, Chris, Chris.
No one's saying not having sound.
You're fucking, dude, you're fucking straw men like crazy.
That's a sense. That's a sense.
What's the fuck are you saying?
I'm trying to argue because we're just talking about the X-Men.
No, we were.
But then we were talking about, yeah, we were talking about something about would that,
would, would the irrational fear or, or not liking something that you don't understand,
is that a basic instinct?
Is that instinctual?
And I'm saying, no, it's not.
I'm saying as I saying a human is not like say a lot of animals like like fucking cats or dogs whatever they have all these you know these instincts code into their DNA and we fucking don't we can't you know we can't feel the most animals can just like be around the mother for just a little bit and then the mother fucks off and it's like all right you're on your own I don't know you can't do that video of the the dude dump dumping his baby in the swimming pool well I be oh bothered the fuck out of me bro you can sure it came back up you could you could you could have
sure that's not what I'm saying, but
what made that video eerie
is that everyone was cheering.
Everyone was like, yay, yay, and it was
this baby underwater
twirling like he was in the void.
And I was just like, whoa,
that baby might die.
Someone please grab that baby.
And they're like, yay, good job.
Good job, Tanner.
And he comes out the water.
And it's like,
Tanner.
And then when he's 26 years old and he like, someone pushes him in the water in a pool too much, he freaks out and shoots up all the school.
Because they're fucking predisposed to being afraid of water.
That is what would happen.
It's like that those old videos of the people like the priests.
Violently dunking their babies like baptizing the babies.
Those are crazy, man.
They're doing like fucking WWE moves on them and shit.
Like it's fucking crazy.
I don't know how people just let them do you see it like a priest just slapping the shit out of a baby
You ever see that? What? Yeah. It was like the same it was like the same shit. It was like the like the like yeah open hand and the and the fucking the the parents are right there watching and I'm like see how do you not a just a way hack that guy
priest slaps he's like God almost it's fine bro
How arrogant do you have to be where you give yourself that
title like men give themselves this title like i am i am the missing link to god i am the shit and it's
open hand bro open hand slapping a baby and you got to sit there and watch a baby you just watch your baby
getting slapped and you're not even like i would immediately attack that guy like what the fuck
you just slap my baby dude only i get to do that only i get to slap i i don't uh what do you think
about uh capital punishment what's your
thoughts on that? I do not
think that it's very
there are moments where a quick smack
or a quick pop is necessary. I think may
be necessary. But I think beating children
overall is very unnecessary. I just think that there's a thing that got carried on by
parents that. Sorry, I got a little
distracted by the
the fucking, it's called Fridge Priest's Assault Baby.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's what I'm watching that right now.
I love the title of it, though.
It's just, you said French priestess?
French priest.
Yeah, French priest assault baby at Baptist.
It's just a great title.
Oh, my God.
That is a really fucking fantastic title.
I'm having trouble finding, like, the moment where he actually slaps him.
French piece of salt.
Don't tell me they took it out.
No, I think it's in there, but I think it's like,
At 50 seconds.
Look how he grabbed its neck, bro.
Dude, yeah, he's squeezing its fucking head.
He's holding that thing's head like I hold.
Like, like, he's at, I think at 28.
If you're watching the 50 second video or the 49 second video,
it's at 28 seconds in,
he just slaps that shit out of that baby.
What a fucking ghoul, man.
Everybody, like, everybody's demeanor changes.
Look at the dad.
The dad's like, yo, is I'm supposed to, am I supposed to allow this?
Yeah, it's like, do I, do I beat an elder or do I protect, like, what do I do here?
You could tell, like, he's such a, like, the dad is such a man.
God that he, and he's like, he knows, like, he, he's going against every instinct he has to just, just choke this dude out.
Yeah.
This old bitch.
This is my religion.
I don't want to go to hell.
My fucking.
Dude, he was
grabbed, at first he was grabbing it.
You ever seen like an abusive boyfriend, right?
Due to a girl, like, just grab their fucking face like that and shit.
And you warn me like, you fucking bitch, you better fucking stop right now.
You better fucking stop.
I'm gonna fucking stop. I weren't fucking public, right, bitch?
I'm fucking doing it when I get home.
A fucking better and sweetie.
Fucking push her back.
Fucking shove her back.
You don't use a lot of power.
You just use the forearm.
You know, fucking shove her away.
Fuck out of you, bitch.
sometimes I don't know about physical
sometimes you just got to yell at them though
I mean I don't be sometimes you gotta
sometimes you gotta you gotta like
force like use the force
you know you gotta like you gotta
you gotta use your thum
yeah you gotta
man sometimes you gotta
your thum
you gotta use the thum
force
look all I'm saying is that
I'm very big
and my girlfriend's not very big
and every time I've
like four two right or something
he's not four to Chris you know her
You Chris, while Derek, you know her.
You've met her more than once.
She's not four, two.
She's like, three, seven, I can't remember.
She's like, she's like five feet tall.
She's, she's, however tall Sweeney imagines her to be.
Wow, real funny.
But, uh, hey-oh, y'all.
Zinger, zinger, dinger, but, um.
Keep my wife's name.
That should be, ow.
That should be the fucking name of the episode.
Keep my.
an ass
so dumb
keep
just a really
fucking pixelated
pixelated picture of Wilson
pixelated to the point it's out
it's to the point
remember that video we saw
that little kid that gets kicked
and he simultaneously becomes
every race
at one point
I love that video
I'm sad that I can't find it anymore
I gotta get in the habit of downloading
I've sent it to you more than once
Yeah, yeah, yeah, but like, do you have it downloaded?
What would you think you would have to?
There's no way you're going to search.
There's no way, like, I wouldn't even know where to begin.
I don't know what the sound effect is.
He said there was a kid getting kicked?
It's like a, it's this, it's.
The kid gets kicked and he makes this sound that's like unbelievable almost.
It's an edit.
It's like a really pixelated video of this woman kicking a child in the hip.
And it's like really, really, and then it zooms in on the, his, his hip like,
moves independently of his body, he falls down, and then it frees frames, and then it zooms
into his face, and he looks like a fucking axolotl when it gets really close up to it.
And it's making this really high-pitched, like, squeak sound.
You're not going to find... I've searched endlessly for this fucking thing.
An axolotel.
I've never...
And the thing is, it's like, it's not a meme either.
It's like, it's not something that I've seen multiple times.
It's something that I've seen once, exactly, and it cracked me up for months, and then they took it
down and it made me sad.
It's like it's it's like the video.
It's like that video that me and you have that we can't talk about out loud.
That one amazing video that we can't talk about, but it's the funniest thing ever.
Well, let's not talk about it on the show then because of the, or the, uh, anyway, let's move on to, uh,
video with the guy with the guy with the grenade.
The video the guy pulling out the grenade in the middle of the fucking bar fight is insane.
It's so funny because it's just your last.
resort. He got hit
and he like, I bet he had a gun too.
If you have a grenade, you might have a gun as well.
And he thought, all right, I'm going to show
them something. And he dug in his
pocket. Imagine, and
everybody ran.
Imagine for a moment, a hypothetical
world where guns
weren't legal. You could
not have guns. You could not have
knives.
But grenades were fine.
And you had people
you have grenades for home defense.
and that's all you have.
That is so, that is such a dumb society.
Like who would make that up?
The geometric trick shot who would be doing grenades would be wild.
Oh yeah, you'd have like throwing classes and like ways to bank things around hallways.
Like that would be like a skill that would be a skill everybody has.
It'd be wild, bro.
It'd be insane.
Everyone would just be wearing fucking armor.
Like it would be like it had like they'd be wearing.
like shit that like could take the shrapnel.
Like they wouldn't fuck it.
You know what's crazy?
Why do people have bulletproof vests but not masks?
I was like, why don't, let me just get shot in the face.
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It's going good, man.
Tell us who you are and what you do.
I'm Dan Morgan.
I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan and Morgan, which is America's largest injury law firm.
That's pretty awesome.
I think I saw Billboard of years recently that said 20 billion one.
20 million is an insane number.
Yeah, 20 billion recovered.
It's actually, I think, somewhere north, probably closer to 22, 23 after this year.
And each year we get bigger and batter and our army grows.
So the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on.
Awesome.
So how does someone get in contact with Morgan and Morgan?
What would I do if I got into an accident?
Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law.
That's pound 529 from your cell phone.
We are always open.
Our call center is always waiting to take your call.
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Wow.
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Well, the idea is, no, the idea,
it's very hard to shoot people in the face when they're moving.
It's hard.
That's literally the only,
It's very hard to shoot somebody in the face while they're moving
If you're trying to shoot them in the face
While they're moving on purpose
If you're gonna do it by mistake probably
It's very easy to do it by mistake probably
I wouldn't say that
I mean
We've all we've all been shooting here right
Everyone here has been shooting before right
Yeah
Like I don't know
Like if someone's coming at me
I guess maybe I get shoot them in the face
But like
The thing is just don't know what I'm gonna do
Right at me
If I have no idea
I'm not like a situation like that so I have no idea
If I aim at a person's chest
I could
Yeah you might hit him in a face
That's the kind of thing
It's like I could very well see a scenario
Where recoil helps me
Hit them in the face
Maybe
The recoil's after usually though
You're just gonna aim in the chest
And you're probably gonna hit them in the stomach
Or you're gonna hit them in the shoulder
Like it's just there's so much more torso
To cover that most likely with a trajectory
You're gonna just hit somewhere on the chest
So it's foolish for people to go for headshots
Like, it's like, unless they're...
You gotta do it from the hip.
You gotta be like...
Well, the thing is, it's like...
So it's not too bad and fucking hit out of the face.
Well, the thing is, it's like, dude, how fucking dope would that be?
That'd be horrifying.
I'm not thinking of it from like a single shot perspective.
I'm thinking of like an oozy or something.
Oh, no, that's probably easy.
Okay, okay, that's just...
That's general direction type shit, bro.
That's what I'm saying.
Just aim and then start just...
Just wet them.
Just fucking pay.
Stroke.
Just kill them.
You just do a few strokes
And you kill him
Bob Rossin this bitch
Jesus Christ
You're Bob Rostin man
Pets some happy little trees
On this man's torso
Could you imagine
Someone comes in there like
Yo, what happened man
Yeah my son got killed
Fucking Bob
Roston
What do you mean
They're in the autopsy room
And there's like a painting
A beautiful painting
Made a bullet shot
Like gunshots.
A tapestry, bro.
A tapestry.
Just like a nice red sunset.
Red sunset, red grass.
Red, red, red, red, red, everything.
Red background.
Red everything.
A lot of red on the trees and a little red on the grass.
And a little more red on the sky.
Yeah, let's make the sun pretty red too.
He leaves a little card.
He does like those like the slabs of metal.
you see it the art exhibits and it's just like next to it
it's just like I call this I call this one
red
and you go look at it and you're like
I can see there's different
that's the ground how do I know that's the ground
it's all the exact same shade of red
dude but you can tell you're like
you know what's fucked up you go to an art exhibit
and pieces of shit will believe that too
there will be some piece of shit asshole standing there
with you lying to them where it's just blood
spatter. That's all it is. It's just blood spatter. Nothing. And then you tell them, oh, there's the trees.
This and I see it. I see it. Like, I'll, I'll pay you $200,000 for it. Those, these people suck, man.
I can't believe they're real people. But I've been, I've been to a few art exhibits and these people are real.
Where they're just like, art I hate, I hate, it seems fake. Because I went, my first art exhibit ever
was the Metropolitan Museum of Art. And that's not where you start your art, your life. You're
life of looking at art. That's just not where you start because it's only downhill, extremely
everywhere else. The med is the best you could possibly go to. And if you go anywhere else,
it's like, this is stupid. This is dumb. People being dumb on purpose. And it's, I mean, I kind of
like that at least. I like a lot of the artists are self-aware. They're like, yeah, I'm going to
make some dumb bullshit. And there's going to be some pretentious assholes. I love this shit. I'm kind of,
I'm kind of here for that.
You go to the Met and you see like cool samurai blades etched in like fucking ivory and fucking emeralds.
And then like somebody brings you to like a Holocaust Museum and you're like, who's Anne Frank, bitch?
I don't give a shit about her.
The Holocaust Museum isn't an art exhibit.
I mean, museums are exhibits though.
Yeah, but it's not an art show.
You're like this is, this shit is lame, bro.
Where all the swords at, dude?
We're the armor.
Nick, it's dumb.
Oh, my God.
All right.
This is stupid, bro.
I went to a museum of death and it was owned by a, it was owned by Scientologists.
That's true.
And they, they try to, they try to get us like to sign up for shit and stuff.
We just filled out a bunch of different, you know, bullshit.
Like, oh, yeah, just feel your information here and everything.
Everything was fake.
Like, my name was like, I don't know, macho man Jones or some shit.
Yeah, I never go.
If I get cornered by Scientologists, I'm going to understand how.
have to fight.
I mean, you'll be, you'd be fine.
Yeah, they wouldn't let me.
They're not to do nothing new.
I do want to check my, I do want to check my Thayton's, though.
I want to know my levels.
Isn't that something that was like, I saw a take on Twitter about like the whole Will Smith
thing that was like, oh, well, there's Scientologists and that's how you, in the cult,
there's like a, there's like a slap.
Oh, oh, yeah, I mean, there's actually true to that, but I don't think it was because
of that.
Like, I don't, because he's a Scientologist?
I wouldn't be surprised.
He's alleged.
He, at least he funds, uh, uh, uh,
Scientology school for sure
Which is weird
So most like he was like
Most likely he is
Dude everyone in Hollywood
Is fucking turns into these weird
Have you heard of that one church
That was started by that Australian freak
That was molesting kids
And now like Justin Bieber
And who was it
That guy Max she used to date Mac Miller
I mean
Ariana Grande
They were all a part of that
Sunny Hill Sunnyside or something
Whatever church
It's called something like that
And it was started
It was started in Australia
and then of course the founders were fucking pitoes
because that's literally always
I mean it's a church
Exactly
And which is
It was just so fun
It melts my brain that there's
It's open
It's like you can just read about it
And I'm like everybody just likes going here
And I'm like I don't know
Yeah I don't know
I'm not gonna think about this anymore
Dude some actors
I have to I have to mention this
Because I'm so astonished
That it's just something that everybody accepts
We all know
We all know. Everybody knows. It's like an open thing, not secret at all, that Jared Lato has a cult.
Like, he goes to an island, and he's got, like, hundreds of, like, followers who just go there, and clearly they're not all celebrities, so there's clearly a weird dynamic there.
And he's just still somehow getting cast in, like, Marvel movies. It's like, no one is suspicious.
You'd think after the Epstein shit, you'd be, like, really suspicious of everybody, let alone somebody who has a cult.
You know what I mean?
They just don't care.
It is crazy.
Fuck it.
Fuck it.
I think after the Epstein shit.
For sure.
They do not care.
You know what makes me the angriest, though?
All of these, there's a lot of good old boys that are trying to like oust all the, the petos from like the government or whatever.
And there's like the Q&N and all that crazy shit that's going on.
But there's like available hidden in, like it's the evidence that's there.
Like, you know, that, hey, look at these organizations.
They've been dittling.
kids for decades and they're like, I don't know, whatever.
Let's talk about Hillary Clinton instead of like, yo, there's Oregon.
There's really shit.
Hillary Clinton and some pizza. Hillary Clinton, some pizza codes.
What was it?
Let's talk about.
The cheese pizza.
Oh, cheese pizza is, is code for.
And Freddie Fastbear.
People talking about pizza in New York, something's fishy.
It's like, how the fuck.
Look, that shit was weird sounding.
I'm not going to act like it's not.
No, it was.
But like, there's way more objective shit out there.
That's my point.
I don't know.
Like, of all the conspiracy theories that, like, I've seen that I believe, it's like the whole pedophiles, the whole pedophile ring thing, that seems to hold a lot of weight.
I just don't know if it's connected to fucking pizza parlors.
That's what I say all the time.
I think they're, they're ending where they end up is right.
I just think the way they get there is.
heavily confused.
Yeah, yeah.
I just want them to take out
the trash that's already
their first.
Like,
yeah,
then we can sort the other shit out.
Like,
stop shuffling around petos
in fucking,
you can't talk to the clergy.
Bro?
You can't talk to the Q person,
man.
They can't.
They're not there all anymore.
Did you guys see?
Did you guys see?
Yeah.
It's not.
Did you guys see Morbius?
No,
I haven't seen it.
No?
I heard too many bad things
about it,
so it just got me
completely unexcited.
It's a bad movie.
You saw it already?
I found a perfectly legal way by which to see Morbius.
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In this episode, all about pediatric health, Heidi Martinez, a CVS pharmacist from Edinburgh, Texas,
talked about how parents can help manage their kids fever.
When it comes to fevers, it would just depend on the child's behavior as well as the number that the thermometer is kicking back.
If the child is behaving normally and they're not having any obstruction to their lifestyle that they usually lead,
then maybe a fever reducer might not be necessary.
If you see that later on in the day, it progresses to mom, dad, I'm not feeling well.
I need to lay down and you know that's not normal for your child, then it might be time to give
them a medication for a fever.
Here are the full conversation, including so much great advice for parents when it comes to
keeping their kids healthy on Beyond the Script, a podcast from CVS Pharmacy.
Listen wherever you get your podcasts.
I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod.
Say hi, Dan.
Hey, how's it going today?
It's going good, man.
Tell us who you are and what you do.
I'm Dan Morgan.
I'm an attorney and a managing.
partner at Morgan and Morgan, which is America's largest injury law firm.
That's pretty awesome.
I think I saw Billboard of years recently that said 20 billion one.
20 billion is an insane number.
Yeah, 20 billion recovered.
It's actually, I think somewhere north, probably closer to 22, 23 after this year.
And each year we get bigger and badder and our army grows.
So the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on.
Awesome.
So how does someone get in contact with Morgan and Morgan?
What would I do if I got into an accident?
Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law.
That's pound 529 from your cell phone.
We are always open.
Our call center is always waiting to take your call.
24-7, 365.
Wow.
Dan Morgan.
From Morgan and Morgan, America's Large Injury Law,
from thanks for coming by the show.
Thanks for having me.
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Oh, can't explain exactly in detail what it is?
There's definitely some Poonjob subtitles on it, right?
No, I did see.
it. It's not even good from like a so bad perspective. It's a really boring movie.
But anyway, I had to bring up Jared Liddott. Just because like that, that whole, just the fact that he has a cult and everybody's just like totally, I don't know, it's so weird. And there's like all these like open, like, I've seen like trending articles and like tweets about like Dylan and Cole Spouse, I think. Or like one of those kids from like Sweet Life of Zach and Cody was like, I think he tweeted at him. It's like, man, you're in every girl's DM from.
from 18 to 21.
Like, how do you do it?
And then,
and,
uh,
fucking James Gunn was like,
he starts at 18 now.
I mean,
so it's kind of like a,
and that was recently,
I love him.
I love James Gunn.
Oh my God.
James Gunn's great.
But,
so it's like an open secret
and nobody's doing shit again.
Yeah,
yeah.
Again.
It's like when Seth McFarlane did the Harvey Weinstein bid it,
like,
uh,
I think it was like one of the Oscars.
Or, like, maybe the Emmys probably, because that was back when he was, like, starting on, or doing family guy.
Right.
When he was like, you'll never have to pretend to be attracted to Harvey Weinstein again.
And everybody was like, ooh, what's that?
And then we, now we know.
Who's Harvey Weinstein?
Who's that?
What was that?
A drawn together?
They did a, what's the Bill Cosby joke?
This was, like, amid 2000s.
Really?
They did one there?
Yeah.
And then he was like, um,
He basically outed him.
He was saying that he was like, oh, man.
Like, he basically, he was outing himself as a sexual predator.
And the joke was funny, but, like, it wasn't, it's way funnier now because now you're like, oh.
Like, this, they all fucking know.
They all know.
And it's like, what the fuck, man?
It's crazy.
That's crazy.
Every time he sees Bill, he has a woman slung over his shoulder.
That's wild.
That's wild, dude.
Like a fucking cave man.
Incased in Jello, like, fucking, like, uh, what was that bullshit in Star Wars?
What was that bullshit work?
Carbonite?
Garbonite, yeah.
He just has a woman encased in chello like carbonite.
He has a sweater on.
He's doing a dance too, the fucking like sideways dance as he's like bringing up into the room.
He's got that stupid face.
This makes me really sad because I super looked up to that man.
But yeah.
When I'm done laughing, I'm going to cry.
When I'm done laughing about I'm going to cry again.
He's always.
going to fucking court
and he was doing that stupid
dancing shit
I'm like dude you're going to prison
and he's dancing
I still can't believe he like
when he
I think it was when he was like going out
from his one of his court dates or something
and he was he just saw the paparazzi
and they were like Bill Cosby Bill
and he goes
hey hey hey
and he's like what are you
what are you referencing fat Albert
at your rape court
because
bad Albert was fucking
you never seen the lost episodes
oh man no
Those aren't real.
Please don't tell me those real.
I'm getting sad, guys.
No, no, Kingson, come on.
I was like a part of it.
There's no lost episodes of Fat Albert where Fat Albert is a rapist.
I did I just didn't want him to be bad at all.
Like that's it.
Like, you don't have to be a rape.
This is like,
this isn't running and stinky.
Pat Albert's such an unbelievably positive television show.
Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.
You like Spanish fly, bitch?
How about a little Spanish fly?
We can go home and you can wake up later.
drinks around me.
You ain't going to find no hell of the little yoga on your face.
God damn it.
Let's move on to some questions.
You can't pray this away.
Before we go to questions, for your questions.
Wait a lot of questions.
Since we didn't post last, he wanted to extend it a slight amount.
So before we do that, let's have this conversation.
I brought it up before during the, we were kind of talking before.
And I asked what do you think is the most modded game of all time?
I said to the smash Bros. Melee in context to the fact that they put melee out so many times
as Project M as Project Puss as this Puss and all those variations of it.
I understand the game with the most modifications to it is Skyrim, obviously.
I mean maybe. It's definitely out there.
So you mean like versions.
Version is what I meant.
Like a modded versions.
It's still not melee.
It's got to be Street Fighter too.
It's got to be Street Fighter 2.
Street Fighter 2 is up to...
Well, no, I'm talking about
even by fan communities.
Street Fighter 2 has had the most versions
of a game put out by the same company.
I agree.
I think if Street Fighter 2
and then maybe Street Fighter 4 is up there.
I...
What do you think, Chris?
I mean, Skyrim's obviously up there,
but I think if we're talking about
versions, I think Half-Life.
Easily.
Because you have like Counter-Strike,
you have all the different counter-strikes
that came off of Half-Life.
You have...
What is it?
Oh my God.
That's true.
I forgot that was real.
Yeah, CounterStrike is a Half-Life mod.
Like, that's like literally the entire, like, premise of it.
That's a half-lif.
That's crazy.
I had no idea.
And then obviously, like, the original Doom was modded.
Like, there's all sorts of crazy, like,
right versions of Doom.
There's like the one with like, where it's all like Tim Allen.
Like, it's fucking stupid.
My favorite's the fucking Christopher Dornor one, though, still.
What?
Christopher Dorner's, I think it's called,
last stand, yeah, Christopher Dorn has last stand.
Oh my fucking God, I do remember that.
Obviously, Gary's mod, but that's like, that's not, that's,
I don't know if I don't know if that really, although that, although Gary's mod is a half-life mod, I'm pretty sure in some capacity.
Really, Gerald's mod is a half-life mod?
I could be wrong.
I think, no, isn't it that, uh, what is it called?
I think it's a Half-Life 2 mod or a Source Engine.
What the fuck is it?
It's something like that.
No, it's that, hold on the name's on the tip of my time.
Oh, the top five bodied games of all time.
What is this? What is this? What year is this? So we know it's up to date.
March 9th, 2022. So this is actually recent.
Let's see.
So number one is Minecraft.
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In this episode, all about women's health, Amy Lynn Safatee Valentine, a CVS pharmacist from Long Island, New York, talked about just how often women approach pharmacists with questions about menopause symptoms.
When it comes to patients that are really suffering with the symptoms of perimenopause or menopause, it's really important for them to be evaluated by their OBGYN because there are a lot of prescription medications that can help with that.
If someone is really opposed to taking medications, there are a few lifestyle, modified.
that they can do, like avoiding caffeine and spicy foods, trying to stay hydrated,
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to limit the symptoms. Here are the full conversation, plus so many fantastic insights into
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from CBS Pharmacy, wherever you get your podcasts. I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod. Say hi,
Dan. Hey, how's it going today? It's going good, man. Tell us who you
are and what you do. I'm Dan Morgan. I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan and
Morgan, which is America's largest injury law firm. That's pretty awesome. I think I saw
billboard of years recently that said 20 billion one. 20 million is an insane number. Yeah,
20 billion recovered. It's actually, I think somewhere north, probably closer to 22, 23 after this
year. And each year we get bigger and batter and our army grows. So the number will hopefully
keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on. Awesome. So how does someone get in
contact with Morgan and Morgan. What would I do if I got into an accident? Probably the easiest way is
dialing pound law. That's pound 529 from your cell phone. We are always open. Our call center is always
waiting to take your call. 24-7, 365. Wow. Dan Morgan. From Morgan and Morgan,
America's Large Injury Law, from thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit
for thepeople.com for an office near you. Which actually makes a ton of sense.
Oh, yeah. Not to think about it. I got about Minecraft. Yeah, me too. I keep forgetting that
that's a game and it's like always...
I forget that about Minecraft
and then I remember that Minecraft
is objectively probably
it's probably the best game ever made.
Well, I don't know.
It's definitely the most best game ever made.
I think it's up there.
It's definitely up there with Tetris.
I guess.
What is your...
What is your, what is your interpretation?
What is your definition of best?
Like, what do you mean by that?
A game that gives you the most freedom possible
and it does what it does
the best way it possibly needs to.
Like what it aims to.
do, it does that in spades.
And I think the game, like,
Minecraft does that in spades.
Like, I don't even like Minecraft all that much.
I respect it a lot, but, like,
it does what it does.
You can make anything in Minecraft.
You can make other games.
You could probably put Eldon Ring in Minecraft
actually, for real.
I don't know.
Maybe.
You got a strong enough computer.
You could probably do it.
You could build a lot of stuff.
You could basically build Eldon Ring in Minecraft
in some, at least geometrically speaking.
Like, you definitely make that,
map, but like, you know, the whole thing, the whole thing.
You can go to Sophia ruins and everything, you know, like, you can do all that.
Yeah, I don't know, like, Minecraft is probably one of the best games ever, I think, probably,
just because it's so pervasive.
And it's so, I don't know, I wouldn't put it on my personal top 10, but it's definitely like,
if we're talking about, if we're talking about, like, objectively, like, games that just do what they do
perfectly and probably can't be improved, I would say Minecraft is up there, but it still
has room for improvement.
Tetris is one of those games where, like, I don't know how you would improve.
How would you say it can you be improved?
I think it could have better combat.
I feel like it could have better survival elements.
I feel like...
You're talking about the Minecraft story mode.
I'm talking about just the game of Minecraft, like, the most basic version of it.
I'm just talking about, like, the game as...
Because I think there's like a mod or like some kind of crazy version or like Minecraft
spiritual successor coming out like next year called like Hightail or whatever.
And it looks way more impressive than Minecraft.
even though it's probably not going to beat it
because it's like
this is the first time you're hearing about it surely
I heard about it the first time the other day
but it looks like it does everything
that Minecraft does better
but it's still not Minecraft so it's like whatever
but like Tetris is one of those games
where like I don't know how
I don't know what you would do to Tetris to improve it
like Tetris is a perfect video game
people have done little tweaks
that it's just it's just like
it's literally just like teeny little mods
yeah yeah like just make it a little more interesting
So you would say like Tetris, Pong?
No, I don't think Pong does what it does particularly well.
Why would you say that?
Because I don't think, I don't think Pong is the best version of Pong you're going to get.
I think there are, really?
Yeah.
How would, because like, Pong is just Pong.
Like, I don't know, like, I don't know how you really improve Pong, you know?
I feel like you can improve Pong by making it like genuinely like, instead of having a fucking pixel, like,
slowly move across.
There's like speed mechanics
or like you can like,
there's like,
there are more engaging tennis type games
than Pong.
You know what I mean?
Like Pong's a fine basis,
but I wouldn't say it's like a perfect video game.
Because I think Pong is like the most,
at its most simple form,
it's perfect.
It's like you're hitting a ball back
and where between two people
and you can use geometry
to affect the trajectory and the speed.
Like the original Pong is really like bare bones.
Well, no, if I'm not mistaken, on the Atari, the Pong is just like you hit it off a side.
And if you make it hit a certain point, it will go a certain place.
Obviously, based on the speed, it's hit, many times to hit something, it goes back faster.
As you go back and forth, the speed increases if you just, like, hit something.
I don't think the original Pong has a speed increase.
Really?
I might be wrong.
It's been a long time since I played it.
But, like, I feel like...
I can be wrong, too.
But I feel like that game is, like, perfect.
I feel like that's a modern version of it.
Yeah.
I feel like the game's too fucking boring.
I think it's the only thing.
Really?
I actually like Pong.
I think it's replay.
Like how many times can you do that fucking same thing?
Opposed to like say Tetris where you can do one game for that can last you like a half hour, however long.
Like fuck, oh, I'm done.
And now you're ready for the next.
Like Pong, you know, it just seems like it almost seemed, Pong almost would seem like a punishment to me.
Like your sentence to play Pong for fucking 10 hours or something.
Like, fuck.
Because I played Pong with my, um, my.
like my grandma and stuff like that and I had like a ball.
It was just like a back,
it was like a very simple game.
And we could both just play it back and forth.
And it'd be like,
I get me.
It's like air hockey's really fucking fun to me.
Like,
yeah,
and it's essentially the same thing.
No,
but air hockey has a sense of speed behind it that like Tong doesn't have.
Right.
Like if Pong had that sense of speed,
I guess it would be like a perfect version of what it would could potentially be.
And then like,
I don't know like,
like even Tetris has an element of speed to it as you as you can do it.
But I don't know.
Like what's like, what's another game?
I think it's like perfect.
Like I don't know.
Like.
I mean, it's hard.
I mean, because, yeah.
But definitely the way, no.
Chez is perfect?
Is it perfect?
No, I think it's, uh, it's not to me.
But I think it's too complex to be considered perfect.
Chess?
Because, yeah, I think for, for the general public.
There's definitely advanced rules.
There's definitely advanced rules in chess that like get confusing.
You can't just, you can't just like, it's not a game.
it's a game that you have to study to be able to play.
You can't just pick it up and play.
There's too many rules.
It's so simple.
It's not simple if you don't know the fucking rules.
It is most fundamental form.
It's like, this does this, this does this, this does that.
You're not going to remember that shit.
It's something that you have to really be.
If ever played chess, I don't know if you remember playing chess for the first time.
I basically was like, no, you can't do this.
You can't do that.
You can't do that.
It takes a while to get it down.
It's like, oh, I didn't know the whole.
The pond's going to move this way.
The king and queen can do this.
The knights and the bishop.
can do this like it's so many different things that has to be true because i couldn't have been a kid
that just knows chess you know like that's not possible you know it's like i agree with you you can't
intuitively you can't just intuitively know chess without like knowing in some way what i'm not good at i'm not good
at chess like i'm not a great chess player i can play chess i'm not like amazing at it i understand
i never invested i never invested enough time i understand some of the advanced rules like i guess i'm
at some of the advanced techniques
because Lillian is very good at chess
and she whoops my ass
constantly but I understand the game and I can beat
like I can beat like I'm not like one of those black guys
in like fucking Brooklyn
or fucking Harlem that are just
at the bench and you can't beat
them in chess and they're gonna and every time you
talk to them you learn some shit
and it is like dang dude that is so cool
that was such a cool fucking thing
that was real just seeing the
people like at the park just like the old
guys at the park like just playing like they just
bring out like one of those domino tables and just like play chess with people that was so fucking
cool and every and every time you play it you like it's for real i always learned something like every
time i sat down because my uncle was like a big comic book nerd and he was like very philosophical
that's where i get my gay like introspective mentality from his like i learned it from him so like
okay he would go he would sit down and he would bring me you know because he'd like we'd go to get
comic books like that you go to do something he would smoke a blunt and then go sit down and play
chess and I'd be like whoa and they're just
be talking about like really like
really deep like cosmic
philosophical shit and I'm just like wow
I'm definitely second hand
high but like whoa
this is crazy
yeah I mean hey it definitely stimulates the brain
it's a really cool game I really enjoyed
fucking uh I am more than
chess I enjoyed Scrabble because it really
didn't improve my vocabulary like quite a fucking
yeah I like Scrabble a lot even though I'm pretty sure
I don't know how to play Scrabble properly
Well, see, the cool thing is about the virtual scrabble, like that are on phones and shit.
You can't play it wrong because if you do wrong shit, it'll tell you you're fucking dumb.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
You kind of learn from there.
I like that, but I also hate that because, like, there are people that play that just keep, like, one letter change, one letter change, one letter change.
They're taking 30 years, and you're like, bro, please.
Yeah.
Then you find a word like, ignot, and you're like, that's a real word.
Look it up.
And you're like, fuck you.
You didn't know that.
You didn't know, you dumb bitch.
You googled that shit.
It was a lot funnier back in, like, before you could just Google shit in your pocket.
Right.
Because you just had to trust or you had to just, like, somehow find a dictionary.
Oh, you have to have a dictionary.
Anyone has to scrabble.
Yeah.
But, like, it's just, that was, those are fun.
Like, I'm pretty sure I remember playing with my aunt once and, like, we were playing.
And then she just started a new, like, she, like, went to, like, I think.
she like started a word in the top corner
and I was like
I feel like you can't do that
and she was like I feel like I can
and I was like I mean I guess
why I feel like you can't stop me
I just I never
bothered playing board games for the sole purpose
of trying to win like it just like it was just impossible
like it just like
because people would just make their own
cheater ass adults and shit
it was always a lot of board games
the older you get, the more you do enjoy them for real.
That's what makes me feel really gross.
Like, I hated board games growing up.
I only ever played like Monopoly, Connect 4 because I'm like a Savantat,
even though it's not even a hard game to be good at.
Like, that's not anything to be bragging about, really.
I just very often don't lose at that game.
It's weird.
Yeah, it's tick-tac-toe, essentially.
It is literally.
Like, I'm not boasting because I'm a genius for being good at that game.
It's just weird how often.
I've gone places and won.
Like, are people, I guess people are bad at the game and I'm just fine at it.
Because I went to Dave and Buster and there was one time I was like two hours in to Connect
4 just not losing.
And I was like, I don't know what's going on.
Are people letting me win?
Do they think I'm stupid?
You're at Dave and Busters and you don't drink though, right?
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I mean, I had a shot or two in me,
but I was like, I could be drunk as a skunk and still beat people in that game.
I feel like if someone's at a Dave and Buster, they're not really, like, I don't know.
I, if I'm at an arcade and I'm drinking, I don't really give a shit.
Like, about, like, the only thing I care about is if I find the game that I was like, that's my game.
Like, Miss Pac-Man or like Tetris.
Like, that's just like, okay, I have to be, leave me alone.
I'm focusing.
But.
I don't know, man.
It's an occurrence, bro.
It's for years.
I've just been good at Connect 4
And I don't know
At the live show, at the live show you should test that
You should play
I can and I'm gonna be like guys
I'm winning and I don't
Why aren't you winning?
I'm not smart.
All right.
We're announcing it here.
We're announcing it here.
First person to beat Sweeney a Connect 4
at the live show gets his whole paycheck
For this month.
Yeah, no.
No, don't don't say that.
So come on down.
I love it because it's a lose loose room
is because eventually somebody's going to beat him.
Someone's going to beat me eventually.
Like, and that's it.
Like, I can't win forever, you know?
This is going to go on years from now.
So I'm going to be like, after the live show, I'm going back home.
And then I'm like, you're sweet, right?
And he pulls out his Kinevorset.
I got to play you.
It's like, dude, no, I'm not doing it.
You have to take the challenge.
You have to accept that.
I challenge you.
It's like Afro samurai.
I challenged you.
You're number one.
I challenge you.
You got to fight me.
We'll put it this way.
We'll put it this way.
If you feel like you're going to lose, you can call it.
I'd still lose, though.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Well, no, I'm not doing that.
I would love to play people, though.
I would love to play people in Kineck 4 over there, though.
That'd be fun.
Connect 4.
We'll buy one more out there.
They can't be that expensive.
What are they?
I have at least three Kinect 4s, bro.
That and Jenga, I'm very good at Jenga, too.
Did you say you have Kinek 4?
I have at least three of them.
Why do you have three Kinek 4?
That's very fucking weird.
I just have three of them.
Well, I guess we had two jangas.
for that Twin Towers joke.
Oh, that's pretty good.
Oh.
I can't lose in Django, bro.
That's crazy.
By the way, we were on,
we were totally right on the rest of this list.
It's Minecraft.
That's the one we forgot,
and it was number one,
so fair enough.
The next one is Gary's mod,
which I guess is a game independently,
otherwise it wouldn't be here.
Kind of weird.
But then it's Half-Life,
then it's Doom,
and then it's Skyrim.
Those are the top five most modic games
of all time, which, when you're looking at it, it makes it kind of tons.
And then it's Warcraft 3.
Very much so, yeah.
Fallout 3 and New Vegas.
Okay.
Grand The original?
No.
I don't know if it's the original.
I think they're just talking about it as a series.
It just says, oh, it's maybe as a series, yeah, yeah, yeah, like all together.
And, oh, my God.
Command and Conquer, and then Battlefield 1942, which that makes a ton of sense, actually.
because I played a lot of Battlefield
1942 months
Oh my God
I'm gonna
What did you do?
What happened? What's wrong?
Nothing.
You experiencing something?
Whenever you guys get a chance
To go on the chat
Just check that out
Forget about what I'm saying
Never gonna be me
It's an
Are you following these fucking people?
Look at this dude
Is it there?
Is it another bowling pin getting fucked?
Yeah, no it's not
It won't even let me
It won't even let me play it on
Hold on I got
No one's getting fucked but
It won't even let me play in Discord
It's probably that fucked up
age gated
it's an age gated
tweet bro it's bad bro
it's bad
who's making this shit
and why where
it's like for real
disrespectful
actually
I mean it doesn't bother me
it's pretty funny
but I need okay
where are these coming from
what is this
where are these
we gotta stop
where are these coming from
we're talking about shit
that like the audio listeners can't hear
and even the video listeners can't hear,
but let me explain to you.
There's this plague going around on Twitter
of bowling,
like there's bowling gifts.
There's like bowling balls
growing big,
big, big,
shiny penises and fucking bowling pins up there,
porcel and busies.
And it's fucking really aggravating
because I can't scroll through Twitter.
I've muted these people.
These are people that I've,
there's friends of mine that have posted this.
They're muted.
They're no longer on my list.
I don't talk to them anymore.
Big, big, big.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Because it's double the size of that.
Somebody posted,
who's pulling more bitches.
It's a picture of fucking,
what's the comedian that's fucking Kanye's girl?
Pete Davidson?
Or they're bowling pin?
Yeah, it's Pete Davidson or a fucking bowling ball.
Side by side of it.
He's pulling more bitches.
I hate the internet.
This is a meta that I literally would not know
if it wasn't for you guys.
And now you're going to thrive in it.
Because, well, now I need to know how it started and where it came from.
There's no satisfying answer to that question, I bet.
Where is the, what software, what is being used to make these?
I have so many questions.
I bet Blender, you know, I would bet like some just more bowling pin fan art.
Unbelievable.
Blender means.
There's fan art now.
Of bowling pins and bowling balls.
Who started?
I need to know who started this.
This is fucking, this is insane.
I hope that there's an internet historian video.
five years from now, going over the in-depth origins of this, of this meme.
Right.
I'm losing my ability to fight.
I'm losing my ability to live.
My body is like, take me, void.
Take me.
Let's move on to some questions, huh?
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who have bestowed upon us some nice questions.
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Around the world, around the world.
Around the world.
Around the world.
I'm a bowling park.
What a big blue dick.
They're so deeply disconcerting.
Let me look for...
Oh, here's one from Fawful.
He goes, you already, so sorry, guys, I used my brain too much and can't think of a belittling name to call you guys this week.
That's fine.
All right.
This is...
This is going to sound like a crazy question at first,
but please tell me you've heard about the Batman and Phase Clan crossover comic book
called Batman slash Phase Clan.
Because it is the most stupid thing to ever exist.
For example, there's a panel where Mr. Free's faces zoomed up really close
with the most shit-eating grin and saying,
did Batman really think a gamer could stop me?
And it's as amazing and horrible as it sounds.
I did not know about this.
I still don't
I don't know
As I'm reading this question
I don't know if this is real
I'm looking it up real time right now
I get care less
I couldn't care let
I'm so apathetic right now
you might want to put me away
That's how low it auto-completed
It's real yeah Batman and Face Clan number one
Face Clan the world's most prominent
And Influenian Organization
joins forces with Gotham City's heroes
for a once-in-a-lifetime adventure.
A new enemy has emerged,
and the Dark Night must call
on the world's greatest gamers to help.
Faze founders reign, Apex, Banks,
temper, and other members of the team unite
and gain new abilities in combat
to combat an escalating digital threat.
Will Batman, Nightwing, Robin, Batwoman,
Batwing, and the members of Faze clan
be enough to stop the Riddler's devious scheme?
Did I sell you on it?
I mean, I get what they're doing.
They're trying to get young.
people to read comics again.
I'm so...
No self-respecting adult
gives a fuck about Phase Clan.
Yeah, it has to be for kids.
It must be good.
That's stupid.
I get with it.
I mean, I hate it so much, but I get it.
Like, it just, it's really just seeing Phase Banks next to Batman that just really, like...
I don't even know who that is, bro.
It's good that you don't know who he is.
Yeah, yeah, we won't sell your life.
I don't know Fais Banks is, bro.
I heard of Faze clan.
I know Offset and Snoop Dogg are part of Phase Clan.
That's about it.
That's right.
I forgot that that happened.
That Snoop Dog joined Phase Clan.
They probably heard about him trying to save the peanut butter jelly type guy and thought like, how, that would have him in our clan.
No, what happened is probably like, I want to join you.
And he was like, you forgot, I killed someone, right?
And they were like, you could join us.
You could join us.
Like, you could join us.
No problem.
Like, it was a.
When I killed someone.
in the 90s and I got away with it.
Yeah.
Let me join.
Good, good lawyers, man.
Good fucking lawyers.
Get you off or anything.
Yeah.
Jesus Christ.
He ripped out the courtroom, bro.
Who?
Stoop.
He cripped walked out the courtroom.
He did?
I don't remember that.
I don't remember that.
Legendary, bro.
I just remember him praying when, like,
they're reading the,
uh,
the fucking verdict.
I just remember that iconic scene.
I don't remember after Root.
The iconic scene of Snoop Dog's life.
Walter,
uh,
Walter,
He says, hey there, rock, scissors, and paper.
With the Idubs creator clash coming up and an eager Will Smith already throwing hands,
what content creator or celebrity would you want to face in the ring,
and how well do you think you'd fare?
I was talking, I talked about this on Twitter a little bit.
I would like to genuinely, like, if I had time to prep and actually, like,
get on, like, a proper diet and, like, learn all this shit,
I would be more than willing to fight, like, Ray William Johnson.
Like, I would love to do that.
Because it's two rays.
You know, like, we're both, I think,
I think we're both like somewhat equivalent heights.
As far as, as far as I can remember.
Let's see, I have no idea.
I don't know how tall Ray William Johnson is,
but I doubt he's more than 5'6.
Like, that would be astonishing to me.
Let's see.
William Johnson height.
Yeah, 5'000.
Yeah, he's 5'6.
Yeah, look at that. Nailed it.
Ray William Nigger.
Yeah, 56.
So I would do that.
personally
yeah that would have been good
I mean
uh man
I don't have like
somebody who like who
who I don't know anyone that like
I want to give the smoke to
you know like I don't know I
I to be honest
to be like I don't want to
I wouldn't want this energy to get out there
but I know like
there's no crossover so it's
it's fine with me saying that I wouldn't
mind boxing
Ethan Ralph.
I think that would be
so fucking fun.
Do you see him get punched
at the bowling out?
Yes.
I fucking,
dude,
I,
I,
is,
dude,
his face is a magnet
for fist.
He can't help it.
Arrest his guy.
I've never,
arrest,
arrest him.
Arrest him.
This stupid cowboy,
dude,
there's this,
I'm telling you,
man,
there's,
he,
I feel he's doing it
for us.
Oh, because how does he keep getting punched in the face publicly?
I don't understand.
I've never seen anyone be in situations like this so many times in such a small window.
I would love to fight Keemstar and just hit him so hard he goes still for a little too long.
Like everyone is like, yo.
I know I would have been in the same way as Keemstar, but like who's,
sue someone or like because I don't know like I would I just want to have a fight where I hit someone
so hard because I have a I have a deadly right hook and I would love to just get it back to
where it was when I was like maybe 19 when I was actually hitting a spitting a bag a bunch and just
knock someone unconscious do you think like the Jason born shit when he hits that hits that black
guy and he falls down and then the scene is quiet and I'm like damn bro do you think do you are
do you think 19 was your strongest
19 was my most physically fit
I think my strongest is
probably like 20 22 22 23
It's probably now man
You're using people in their fucking
You know you've heard of the everybody
Called it man strength
Oh yeah
Like I'm not but I'm not I'm not as
I'm not as refined you know
Like I know if I went like hard for a year
And worked out I would be in the best shape
In the best form of my life
You know like my like late 20s
But like
I was the most tuned then you know
Yeah I understand
I think I was 24
I think when I was 24, I probably could have.
That was probably like when I could have fought effectively.
But like,
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That's pretty awesome.
I think I saw Billboard of years recently.
It said 20 billion one.
20 billion is an insane number.
Yeah, 20 billion recovered.
It's actually, I think, somewhere north,
probably closer to 22, 23 after this year.
And each year we get bigger and badder,
and our army grows.
So the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger
as time goes on.
Awesome.
So how does someone get in contact with Morgan and Morgan?
What would I do if I got into an accident?
Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law.
That's pound 5.
nine from your cell phone.
We are always open.
Our call center is always waiting to take your call.
24-7, 365.
Wow.
Dan Morgan.
From Morgan and Morgan,
America's Large Injury Law,
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Thanks for having me.
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I haven't moved in fucking years.
Bro, I'm so soft now compared to, like,
because you know when you're getting hurt
and when you're fighting a bunch,
things don't hurt you, you know?
Like, when you get hit.
Like, there were times where, like,
I've definitely like, I've definitely like hit my hand against something.
I didn't feel anything at all.
Like, because I'm just, my body was so used to constant, like, I was, I was under pressure
all the time.
So my body was hardened.
But now if I like high five someone too hard, like, I'll notice I high five
them.
And I'm like, damn.
I used to be a god amongst men.
What are you still doing high fiving?
Yeah, I five people every now and I'll high five a lot.
I high five women so they don't get near me.
What do you mean?
Like to avoid a hug?
Yeah.
Like, whoa.
Bang, stay where you are.
Stay where you are.
Stay away from me.
You're going to get me in trouble somehow,
and I'm not going to let that happen.
Damn.
Jesus Christ.
For a hug, huh?
Okay.
I'm trying to become a huge in cell, bro.
So that's,
so it's me,
Chris Reagan versus Ray William Johnson,
Derek Blackman versus Ethan Ralph,
and then Keymstarr versus fucking Tom Sweetie.
That would be so,
could you imagine,
like,
if the fight starts,
you ding-ne-ding-ding. Kee-star comes in.
I hit him one time.
You would kill Kempstar.
Kempstar is like two inches of tall.
I hit him one time and it's quiet.
And like the people are in the ring with him for like 15 minutes.
And I'm just like, I forgot what that fight was in UFC.
Where was that really fucking wall of a black dude hit that other guy.
He knocked him out after like three hits.
And they were in the ring with him for like three minutes.
And it got to the point that the guy.
was like praying he didn't kill him.
He's the heavyweight the hardest punch.
I forgot his name.
He was in Jackass too.
I forgot what his name was.
But he hit the guy.
Francis and Ganu.
But I'm trying to think of who you're talking about.
I think it was Francis and Ganu?
I think it might have been him.
Well, Francis and Gano is the hardest puncher.
Yeah.
He's currently the heavyweight champion.
And he hit him and it was sad because it was funny at first.
Because you know, if he knocked somebody, you do the bows?
He's like, yeah.
Yeah.
And it was just like, he's still on the ground?
Was it Alster Overing when he knocked out Alston Overeem?
You're not supposed to be knocking yourself out.
You're not supposed to getting knocked out at all, period.
Like, at all period.
That's the thing.
It's like, the thing with boxing is like, I can't separate.
Like, it's on the, the thing with boxing to me, right?
And it's why I have a hard time with appreciating it as a sport, right?
I appreciate, like, the workout.
Like, the people that, like, the people who get in shape for it.
Like, that's fine.
But to me, it's like, you're approaching a level of barbarism that you might as well just go into a coliseum.
Like, I just don't understand.
I wouldn't say that.
I wouldn't say that at all.
You can't just shut people's synapses off daily.
Very often people don't get knocked unconscious.
That's the thing.
But then what's the point?
It's not really.
It's the art of it.
It's the art of it.
It's the art of like watching someone.
The point of the point of boxing.
There is an art to punching.
What are you talking about, bro?
I mean, there's a style.
There's an art.
That's why someone that could be your side that just knows how to punch
can throw a punch that's way more devastating than you do.
Because there's a whole science and
art to it. The fact, like seeing Floyd
mayor of the fight, it may be boring when you don't
have an eye for watching people
avoid a contact and then being able to
counter strike like that. But when you can, when you dissect his
fighting style, it's, it's like what, it's like what
Muhammad Ali dreamed of. It's that.
I think, I think it's as simple as
just, just not understanding it versus understanding it. I think
as simple as that's like people that don't like metal.
And they don't like, I don't understand. I can't understand what it's saying.
it's too loud, it's too, they don't understand it.
But then, like, say, I know people that did start to understand it.
Like, oh, this shit's awesome.
Literally me.
I think it's come down to that.
I am one of those people.
I hated metal for years until I was like, I'm just going to actually listen to this.
And I'm like, I can really appreciate this now.
It's like watching Star, like, fucking, what is that, the Korean StarCraft.
Like, people who are, like, really good at playing StarCraft, I look at it.
I'm like, this is probably impressive.
Like, I can't do that.
But also, like, I can't.
Just fucking RTSs is.
In general, when you see people doing like Dota 2 or fucking legal ledges, when you see all the shit that's happening, I'm just like, dude, I, look, I know I can understand this. I don't care enough to.
Yeah, yeah.
I just don't, I don't care enough to understand it.
I look at it and I'm like, I'm good.
That's part of it.
Bro, it's impressive, dude.
I mean, I'm, I know it is, but I just, I just don't know what I'm looking at.
And that was the same thing when pretty much, I think that's when I stopped playing Diablo 2 when I started getting into those fucking.
And like, you started getting into those fucking realms where, like, there was just too much shit happening on the screen.
Where I was like, dude, this, I feel like this sucks for epileptic people because they can't play this, number one.
And number two, I was just like, I like, I like, I like, I like, I like, I like, I like, I like, I like, I like, I like, I'm just a bunch of people just fucking shit up.
And there's numbers flying everywhere and the spells spilling everywhere.
And I'm like, I'm like, watching those fucking Michael Bay Transformers movies and you're trying to discern like which one is the like, it's just like a.
It's just a mess of metal
I never fucking had that problem
I thought that was a boomer thing
No I I fucking
It is such a mess of CGI
That it just like it it blend
And the same problem happened to me
A little bit in
At the end of
Endgame
Not well Venom also
But at the end of end game
When like everybody's like in that dark dimly lit
Like planet
And like they're all like
It's just a mess
And you're like where's the one I care about
You know in this?
I feel like something like with especially
with, I feel like people who are really into FPS
should have zero problem with this.
Because I feel like you guys are so hyper-focused
that you should really be able to discern what you're looking at.
I see shit that,
I should I shouldn't sometimes.
Strange to me that you would have a,
there's like,
I never had that issue with the,
and I suck at FPSs, man.
Like,
I'm very, like, not focused.
Yeah, I mean, I think there's,
I have that issue with some FPSs.
There are definitely some FPSs where, like,
the game looks so real.
And there's so many, like,
like, a lot of the,
the budget behind them gets put into the graphics.
You know, and the presentation is like, look at the foliage
and like, look at how like...
Like, I remember I had this problem with the most recent call of duty
where I'm like, I can't see the people
because the grass is getting in the way.
And it's just like...
This isn't...
Like, it's why I play like Halo and Arena Shooters
because people stick out like a sore thumb.
It's like, it's more about like, okay.
You know, it's less about like trying to discern.
Because, dude, people in...
You could...
You could wear a camo shirt
and black pants and effectively hide in a forest.
Like it's like,
yeah, for real though.
It is,
it is insane,
like how,
how much that shit tricks your eye.
And when it's like in a video game where everything is pixels,
it's like,
it just becomes like,
it's a good point.
It's weird.
I don't know.
It's so bad at Call of Duty.
There's so many,
there's so many reasons why Call Duty sucks to me,
you know,
like,
there's points where you get like,
oh,
I'm going to get this vantage point in.
I can fucking put a Claymore
in front of my door,
and then no one could get,
me I can camp here effectively or I can like hide in a bathtub the whole game and like people that
are going to attack me have a disadvantage because for some reason me being in a bathtub gives me an
extreme advantage in conflict.
And it's a shit like that.
It's like this is why Call the duty is the worst shit to me.
This is this is why Call the worst kind of gaming me.
The thing that bothers me is that they focus so much on the realism of the presentation where it's like,
oh yeah, it looks real all the foliage, the trees are moving.
There's like all this.
There's fucking particles and like pages from like random papers like flying around in the like all the time.
But like if you aim at somebody with a sniper rifle, they can see you because there's a big fucking glare in their eyes.
And it's like, I don't know.
Call duty is like a weird.
I haven't played a call duty game and had fun in a very, very long time.
Ever.
Ever.
Ever.
But since we're on the subject kind of.
I'm just a silly little dumb dumb.
Don't hurt me please, Rodin.
He says, howdy humans of snark?
What would you say is the most underrated,
underrated game of all time?
Personally, I adore Mirror's Edge
and don't understand how it's not being celebrated
as one of the greatest games of all time.
All right, let's calm down.
Mirrors Edge is cool.
Well, I want to back them up a little bit.
Control for me.
I wish that people,
because the people, like, FBS people.
I'm like, here's the real experience of,
first person and they're like oh i'm fucking i'm dizzy and shit i'm like you're gay i'm like this is what
this is what i've always wanted you're i always hated the the anti-realism of a like first of all
with the first person shooter the fucking line of sight that you have is so not real like everything
about it is not real like especially when you're fucking aiming down your side i'm like this isn't
this is not how i would look if i was looking down the barrel of my gun and how can i can see all this
dumb shit, you know, like everything about it.
It's just, I like where they were just trying to go in a direction.
Like, all right, dude, everything, the turns, the flips and all that stuff, we're going to
fucking keep the camera as if it would be.
I really did appreciate that.
Miratage is fantastic.
For me, I think controls underrated.
It fucking kind of, you know, just,
yeah, this is the second one.
The second one, the second one was not, the second one was not good.
They did a weird, I don't know what the hell they did with it.
They, like, rebooted it.
They, like, did the first.
game again, but they changed a lot
about it. Because I remember the first game had
drawn cutscenes, I'm pretty sure, right?
It was like, it was like,
because I remember there were two different art
styles in that game where it was like the gameplay
and then like you had like the kind of graphic
novel style cutscenes
with Faith and like the shit that was going on with her.
And I remember like thinking this was cool as shit.
And then the sequel, they just like, no, it's Unreal Engine.
And it's awesome, bro. This is awesome.
I love Mirus Setch.
I love to hang it out of the mirrors.
That second one had a good.
theme song. If you guys
looked that up. Oh, I bet, yeah.
I wouldn't be surprised.
It was very catchy.
But I wouldn't say that's my
answer, though, but I do, I just want to at least support
and say that that was,
I love what they tried to do.
It was pretty ballsy, you know, because most
people with that parkour shit,
they kind of do half and half.
They keep it, they keep it kind
of grounded towards not, you're,
you know? Yeah, they really went
all in with it. And it turned out pretty
good.
Like, I remember, like, there was another game around that time that was, like,
parkour was really big around that time, but, like, nobody did it right except for
Mirage.
Like, fucking...
Do you remember Brink?
This is, like, a really deep cut.
This is, like...
Yeah.
Was it a 360 game?
It was a 360 PS3 game.
It was Bethesda, if I remember correctly.
Brink, uh, Brink, uh, video game,
360.
I just remember sliding, like, there was a lot of sliding in that game, yeah.
Yeah, Brink, uh, yeah.
Bethesda Softworks developed by splash damage.
That was 2011.
Okay, so that was like a little bit later.
But yeah, that was like supposed to be like this like, yeah, it's an FPS and this
parkour and you can do all sorts of crazy flips and shit.
And it was like, it was terrible.
It was not good at all.
It was terrible.
It was really sad.
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That's pretty awesome. I think I saw Billboard of years recently that said 20 billion one.
20 million is an insane number.
Yeah, 20 billion recovered. It's actually, I think, somewhere north, probably closer to 22, 23 after this year.
And each year we get bigger and batter and our army grows. So the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on.
Awesome. So how does someone get in contact with Morgan and Morgan? What would I do if I got into an accident?
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But, yeah, I don't know. You said control?
Mm-hmm.
Oh, that's with that, oh, wait, no, that I'm thinking of something else, no
That's the game that takes place in Allenwick Universe that no one talks about really
Even though it's like some of the best like tell.
That's the best mechanics for teleguises are seeing in a video game actually
Yeah, it's so good, so good
Control is really fucking solid
So honestly, man, like underrated, I don't know, I feel like underrated
And obviously Super Metroid
No, Super Metroid isn't underrated
One of the most celebrated games of all time
Like, shut the fuck up.
A Halo 2.
I think we don't talk about Super Metroid enough in the best games conversation.
I think Bastion, honestly, kind of.
Like, I don't think anybody really talks about Bastion.
It's like a really old...
It's like 2011, so it's kind of like ancient.
And the only real fanfare that it's had recently was being butchered by Imagine Dragons.
So, like...
So, like...
So I don't know.
I feel like Bastion's definitely...
I think, man, I think a game that I want everybody to play, it's called Illusion of Gaia.
I want everybody to play that game because it has one of the best fucking stories of a, it's a Super Nintendo game.
There's another version of it, whatever, it has a different name.
But Illusion of Gaia is the version I played.
And it's like a link to the past, but better, in my opinion.
Like that's why, you know, a lot of people are like, oh, you, you, you, you really, because, you know, that's so fucking universally celebrated.
But I think everything about the combat, the story, fucking everything about it is just better.
It's, it's a fucking solid game.
And I wish, uh, fucking it would make a comeback or something.
That happened.
It's definitely not.
You know, my roommate Joe has an unopened copy of Legend of the Dagoon.
Really?
Why does he have an unopened copy?
You know how much that's worth?
I don't know.
Probably a lot.
Probably a staggering amount of dollars.
Legend of Dragoon unopened.
It's probably at least $300.
That's usually like the going bid.
You could sell it for, you could sell it for $200.
Okay.
There's like there's one for $225.
There's one for $1.75.
Why does he have it?
Did he just like never play it?
No, because Joe just gets given stuff.
People give Joe things.
It's give him things.
Well, tell him to give that to me because he doesn't appreciate it.
He has like an original Japanese copy of, uh, Marr 64, doesn't he?
Yeah, he has a Japanese copy of it.
Yeah.
Just has it.
I'm just like, he has, he has, and I'm not kidding.
He has, he has, and I'm not kidding, this is not a joke.
This is not a joke.
He has more than one copy of base set charis.
What is that?
He had like the original Charzard
Pokemon card goes like a $200,000
He has more than one of that
Why does he not sell that?
I don't know he just he's like I haven't had a chance to appraise
He's just to appraise him obviously
So much to get from
Bayset Charzard
Yes it's worth 100,000
Like how do you even look to like value?
I feel like they're not I feel like they're not worth as much
As they were anymore because of
A lot of what happened got into the
Yeah a lot of people got into this fucking
bullshit and this
It should still be at least worth a few thousand dollars
It should be worth something
A base set Charzard
I'm looking at the value
I don't know what
I don't know if you're the terminology is right
It's it's $375 to 500 bucks
Okay
So definitely not thousand dollars
That's crazy because I know the base set was $200,000 for a period of time
I know that for sure
That's crazy man
I have man
What is it?
What is it?
That's the thing.
The condition is the condition.
Because a mint condition one is worth a house I've seen before at least.
Maybe not even.
I have somewhere in this very house a binder, the original 150.
Like in a binder.
All of them?
I collected all of them and then I was done.
And then I was like, I don't care about Pokemon anymore.
And it's in a binder still in the sleeves, protected, never played with them.
I don't know where the fuck that binder is.
But it bothers the hell out of money, man.
I don't.
I don't have anything like that.
I have a few, I have like, I have like three coms worth over $1,000.
But that's it.
Yeah.
That's it.
Who fucking, who dictated, uh, this being so fucking rare?
The price.
When I was a kid.
Well, the original base set, the original version base set, it, uh, it only came up for X amount of time.
Obviously, you know, so there's a limited value in them.
And then what happened is that.
I knew a lot of people that had that.
fucking card.
Yeah, I know.
I've had that card too.
What happens is that people?
Why was that more fucking fucking viable than like a fucking holographic
Gerido?
Well, what happened is this.
It's Charzard.
So he's like one of the most famous Pokemon, obviously.
Yeah, I know.
I know.
And then two,
they were owned by children.
And what do children do with shit?
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you forget or maybe are too embarrassed to ask when you're at the pharmacy
counter.
In this episode, all about women's health, Amy Lynn Safatee Valentine, a CVS pharmacist from Long Island, New York, talked about just how often women approach pharmacists with questions about menopause symptoms.
When it comes to patients that are really suffering with the symptoms of perimenopause or menopause, it's really important for them to be evaluated by their OBGYN because there are a lot of prescription medications that can help with that.
If someone is really opposed to taking medications, there are a few lifestyle, modified.
that they can do, like avoiding caffeine and spicy foods, trying to stay hydrated, have a regular
sleep cycle, get some exercise. Those are all things that could kind of help to limit the symptoms.
Here are the full conversation, plus so many fantastic insights into all the stages of life when it
comes to women's health. Listen to Beyond the Script, a podcast from CBS Pharmacy, wherever you get your
podcasts. I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod. Say hi, Dan. Hey, how's it going today? It's going good, man.
tell us who you are and what you do.
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I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan and Morgan,
which is America's largest injury law firm.
That's pretty awesome.
I think I saw billboarded years recently that said 20 billion one.
20 billion is an insane number.
Yeah, 20 billion recovered.
It's actually, I think, somewhere north,
probably closer to 22, 23 after this year.
And each year we get bigger and batter and our army grows.
So the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on.
Awesome.
So how does someone get in contact with Morgan and Morgan?
What would I do if I got into an accident?
Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law.
That's pound 529 from your cell phone.
We are always open.
Our call center is always waiting to take your call.
24-7, 365.
Wow.
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Destroy.
They destroy shit.
So what happened is that if you have that original one from that period of time
in mint condition, that means you are either a child that understood, like, this may be worth something.
Or it's just like, you just had it.
So it's wild that people like had all those things.
I know like, even for Magic the Gathering, like the first base set, like one of the islands from that set is like $4,000.
Just the island, the blue mana.
I'm just like, what?
I know I saw back in the day there was a, it was a card.
It was just some giant motherfucker and it was like two cards put together.
And it was like really fucking
My I don't know if I mentioned this on the podcast
But my neighbor for a while
He was basically my age now
And it was the kid's dream
Because you went to his house
He had fat stacks of Pokemon cards
Like stacks of holographic shit
All the fucking badass anime stuff
That you can never get like Geiver and shit
And then he had like he had like
He had fucking everything
And you're like oh my God
Like he has
And I'm like oh
That's almost that's pretty much me now
Where I have all this
gum bullshit that a kid would fucking be all like in awe of.
Yeah.
At the time,
I didn't understand it.
I was like,
how the fuck does he have all this stuff?
I'm like,
because he has a fucking job.
That's what happened.
When you're literally like,
like I noticed now when I was like,
if I was like 14,
like 13,
my,
my room would be a wonderland because I was like,
oh,
you have every video game you want.
You have a computer to watch porn whenever you want.
What?
You just have everything.
Dude,
how did you get your life so cool?
And it's like,
I'm not really that cool.
It was like, nah, man, you're fucking awesome, dude.
Yeah, bitch.
Dude, like, just even having, like, old consoles and seeing, like, like, because
some of my cousins are younger and they're like, what, what is that?
You know, it's just like, yeah.
I remember doing this exact thing to people.
Whoa, that's so cool, dude.
They're like, what is that?
Is that a fucking, you got an Atari?
It's crazy.
Whoa, they still have those?
Whoa.
Well, how old is this?
Sonic and Knuckles cartridge.
With Streets of Rage 2 in it and shit
Just for no reason
I'm like what the fuck is this
I just found it in my storage
Yeah
Good times man
I wish I was a kid again
I just wish I could experience
I wish as a little kid
I could have seen a PS5
I've been like
And it's brought back to my time
And it's like
Oh man
It's graphics get so good
They get so good
Just have a brain aneurism
Seriously I would love to see
How your brain would handle that
Because
Like that's real life
If you go out
Okay, Paul Phoenix in Tekin 3
His ending
He's just
He's riding in his motorcycle in the desert
And then a cop pulls him over
When you see the cop
When they first show the cop
It was the best looking thing
I've ever seen in my life
Graphic-wise
I was like oh my God
That's a real fucking person
If you look now
I mean look it
It's ass
But I understand
I understand why I thought it was so good
Yeah
Because it's still
it was still kind of a good model for
it's time. What was this? What is it your
so the guy's name is Tekin 3
Paul Phoenix ending?
I'm really curious. And he's playing some stupid music
boom, bam, babo boom, boom, boom. And like
when it first shows him, it shows
him like, and then like there's a little bit of
lens flare and it shows his face like
when it first shows him, I was like, oh my God, that's the real person.
That's like, that's a real fucking person.
Oh my God. No, honestly,
That's actually really good for that time.
Right for that time.
I was like, what the fuck?
That's actually insane.
Especially when you considered like the fact that we were all playing on CRTs.
Right.
So there's like an element of blur to that.
That's crazy.
You could, that is actually convincing today, genuinely.
Like if you blurred that, if you blurred that shot and like with the same exact VHS like CRT filtering over it, you could easily recreate that image with like a real person.
That's what I didn't look like Kevin Spacey a little bit.
It looks like Kevin Spacey if he just had a fucking cop helmet on some of eight meters.
Yeah, kind of like it's it.
I under I totally understand.
That's like an unreasonably well-modeled cop for fucking 1999 or whatever the fuck.
He's not even a main character.
He's just a random cop and a cutscene.
How expensive.
There are characters in this game that look way worse.
Then I cop, that's all it is.
Thank you.
This is so funny.
This is so funny to see because I'm bringing myself back to that time.
And I could tell that I would be like blown away by this.
Dude.
That's next level of shit.
Paul Phoenix looks like shit.
Thank you.
Paul looks like fucking ass.
And I was like, dude.
You know what it is though?
They probably just because they're designing a character, right?
They're designing like a character that needs to be striking, right?
needs to look cool.
So obviously he's like exaggerated and cartoony.
But then you have like, we need to get him pulled over by a cop.
It's like, oh, just, I don't know, let's look for a photo of a cop, I guess, and just do that.
Because like, even in the scene where like towards the end he's riding him the ticket and like, like, Paul is like standing next to him,
Paul looks like a fucking puppet.
And then the cop just looks like real.
But the cop looks like he's like he's positioned right because he's not like a crazy.
cooky fighting character.
His head's like reasonably shaped because he doesn't have to be like iconic.
Like everything about this is hilarious.
Arms are like out like this.
Like if you're looking at him trying to reason with a cop,
his arms are just out like this for no fucking reason.
This is hilarious.
Oh my God.
I remember this.
He's like a fucking marionette.
I, uh,
I,
I saw this many times because he was the easiest to be tech and with.
Because he would have this like Phoenix punch thing that was kind of like you just
do the half circle triangle or whatever.
And it would send the motherfucker flying across the screen.
Then you double tap forward and then you fucking tackle them and then you punch them.
It was just,
it was rinse and repeat.
I feel you.
It is really funny.
It is so funny to me that like you brought this up because like I have never seen like a better FMV.
You know what I mean?
Like from place.
I never.
Like look up the intro cinematic for Tekken 2.
That shit is so bad looking.
It's astounding.
And at the time, I remember thinking like this, at the time I remember thinking like this looks kind of, this looks high tech.
You know, I didn't, I don't remember thinking it looked good per se.
But like, it definitely looked better than an NES, you know.
Which was like the last console that I had.
Oh my fucking God.
What am I looking at?
Are you watching the tech and two?
First of all, that soundtrack is bop, is bopping.
They usually have a good soundtracks in general.
The Tekken 2, the Tekken 2 intro is so good.
But everybody looks terrible.
Like, no one looks good.
The rocks look like shit for real.
There's a scene specifically at, like, uh, at 56 seconds where you see, like,
PlayStation 1 era hair physics and it does not hold up.
It looks so wispy and disgusting.
Holy shit.
You know, it's wild, too?
I remember seeing that scene as a kid and thinking it was hot as hell.
I remember seeing this exact.
I used to watch this a lot before I knew what to even do about it.
You know?
This shit hits, bro.
It looks like algae, dude.
Her hair looks like fucking algae or something.
This shit hits hard.
Like just the bottom of the ocean.
It's a good song.
The intro,
I stand by that.
The intro to Techint 2 is like one of my favorite intro songs ever.
Because it's got that like piano, like lounge kind of switch up.
Oh my god.
All the robots.
I forgot.
That's the thing.
Oh, the jit, the jizz is the jizz two and then like.
And then there's like metal there's so many of them.
Yeah, it's fucking ridiculous.
I always hate that.
Yoshi Bitsu was a robot in this one.
Right.
I always hate that fucking, every fighting game is pretty much about a tournament for some fucking reason.
Literally.
But then there's like some dumb ass shit behind it.
I'm like, can we just stop with the tournament?
What else are they going to do, though?
Like, how could you?
Just nothing.
Like, I don't need it to be anything.
Everybody showed up at a Dairy Queen.
And everybody was like, God damn, I want to fight.
What about justice?
Justice has a pretty good story, and that's not a tournament.
Well, see, that's exactly what it needs.
Just have it be a story.
And then the fighting mode is for the fourth wall breaking, right?
Like, there doesn't need to be a fucking tournament.
Like, I think Bloody Roar did that.
I think Bloody Roar was, like, not a tournament.
It was just an actual story.
And then you just fight because it's a fighting game.
Or like, you don't have to tie it to the, like, oh, there's all this world.
Yeah, it's almost like there was a story there.
But it wasn't, like, your reward for finishing each fight was more of a different story.
It was, like, very weird.
Like, Bloody Roar is really weird.
You never finish the story.
You just get more points until you're done.
I loved Bloody Roar.
The way that you could, like, slam people through the ring barriers,
and they would, like, do that three, they would do that triple replay.
Right.
Yeah.
Boom, boom, boom.
And then you'd see it from, like, all these different angles.
You'd be like, you're a bitch, bro.
you're a bitch
you're a bitch
you're fucking
uh
what he was wrong dude
long was the dopest
because he had the most
combo hits
long the tiger right
yeah like all you had to do
was just keep hitting fucking
uh triangle
no not triangle
a square
and then at a certain point
to start hitting down in square
and then he would start doing
this super thousand punch thing
and then you could smack someone
through the fucking screen
it's so it still holds up to this day
as far as the combo
so good
oh my god I miss so much
bloody roar too
we played it a little bit
when we were packing up to move to our previous apartment,
because I found my PS1 and the cables that went along with it,
we were playing the demo,
because I had the demo disc with Bloody Roar 2,
and it was like, it was like, it was long, long the tiger and stun the insect.
And those are the only two carriers.
Dude, dude, dude.
But I loved, I loved, I loved, I loved stun.
Oh, stunned the insect?
Yeah, he was a mummy.
He was a mummy and a mosquito or like a beetle.
When he would do grappling moves, do you remember the sound he would make?
Uh, no, but I bet if I heard it would trigger me.
He basically sounds like he's nutting.
He goes, hmm.
What, really?
Look, it sounds like, yeah, like, dude.
I thought he's like he was drinking, but I guess it was wrong.
No.
No, he does like a, like, it sounds like he's like, he's in pain, but at the same time it's pleasure.
He definitely had that, like, nah, like, like that weird, like, that weird, like, fucking, that weird clown-esque.
He had a weird voice.
Eat this.
I'm like just go watch
Go go fucking go see some of his fucking grappling moves
He don't like this
He grabs your ankle and slams you and shit
And like he just
And then I like when he's a beetle
Because then he has no more fucking
He doesn't make any sounds anymore
I'm like all right good
That reminds you of fucking dragon balls
You Budikai won
Like uh like
When it would be like
Uh ha ha ha ha ha
Kameha
Because you had to do the fucking four punches
I remember that yeah
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host of Beyond the script, the podcast where I sit down with pharmacists to answer the health
questions you didn't even know you could ask at the pharmacy counter. In this episode, we are diving
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It's going good, man. Tell us who you are and what you do.
I'm Dan Morgan. I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan and Morgan, which is America's
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20 billion one. 20 million is an insane number. Yeah, 20 billion recovered. It's actually, I think,
somewhere north, probably closer to 22, 23 after this year. And each year we get bigger and badder
and our army grows. So the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on.
Awesome. So how does someone get in contact with Morgan and Morgan? What would I do if I got into an
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PPP-P-P-E.
P-P-P-K-E or P-P-K-E?
I remember being so confused as a kid
being like P-P-K-K-K-K.
P-P-P-E.
Oh, like, what's happening?
Yeah, the way that they would do their,
yeah, the fucking symbols and stuff
of like the, the,
the power.
I love that game so much.
I love that game so much too.
I love,
you can emulate it.
Bush's Zima has the best
fucking,
you might be able to play it on G.O.G.
Do you have that fucking,
that,
that,
that, uh,
I don't have that.
I mean,
you can play,
you can play a metal gear on that for sure.
You play,
you can play metal's solid playing GOG.
Yeah,
I might have to look into that.
Yeah,
it's probably like $5,
whatever.
They have some good games
on their Mortal Kombat 4.
Mortarcom.
whatever.
All right.
Let's see.
Let's see.
Question, question, question.
Oh, Boucherzima.
The Chameleon has the best music in Bladewear, too.
I like the Wolf Boxer, dude.
He was my boy.
Hugo?
That was my boy.
Hugo was good because you can tell
that they actually mochapped a real boxer.
I love that.
His moves were fucking, like, fluid,
like an actual boxer.
I love his only kick when he'd do our front flipping land on you.
He would do a little flip.
It was like, boom, boom.
Then pop, pa.
Yeah.
And I'm just like, dang, bro, he's really trying to win.
He doesn't know how to kick, but he's throwing his whole body at you.
This is someone that needs to win.
Do you guys remember the moment that you saw, like, fight night on, like, 360?
Yeah, fight night round three.
Because I remember that.
I remember that really vividly because I don't care about boxing at all.
Like, I had, like, I had, like, some PS1 boxing games that I didn't really knockout kings, I think, it was called.
and like I had a couple of those
but like I don't care about boxing at all
I didn't really care about graphics at all
but I saw Fight Night round three at like a friend's house
when he got the 360 when it first came out
and I was like fucking astonished
Was three of the first one for Xbox?
Dude they still look good
They don't have Fight Night's anymore though right?
No they stopped making them after a champion
champion and champion is still played online
to this day.
People fucking still make fucking
they still make Fight Night Champion videos
Dude, I remember
I remember playing fight night
And I picked Tyson
And my friend picked Paciow
And he beat the dog shit at me
He just
The thing is that if you put like
A heavyweight is not to be putting his hands on
Like I know a lightweight
Is he doesn't put his hands on a heavyweight like that
That's like not how it's supposed to be
But my friend would knock the shit out of me
All the time
Like it was horrible
I love that game though so fun
I mean is it like they really they I think they would make a shit because I know somebody's making a boxing game right now
I know I saw some uh I saw some previews of it I forgot who or what but it looks fucking cool
I have to look it up I have to look it up but it was good it was a lot of people like I said that there's still people in this still playing fucking finite champion like there's there's a vacuum
because it's it's dude boxing games are fun as fuck they are bro like all the way from from Mike Tyson's
punch out to fucking
VR shit
like boxing games are fun to play
they're good to play
they're good games
Damien Sawyers wrote in he says
Hey Chris Derek and
Cunt
Have you ever
Have you ever?
What?
Have you ever played L.A. Noir?
I've been going through it again
and I don't recall you guys
ever mentioning it.
It also kind of reminded me of
Wait wait it also reminds me
of the kind of open world game
I enjoy more than it's more
when it's open world.
world, but less, but only when it serves
the story. I've actually, I never
played L.A. Noir. I played it.
It's funny. It's funny. It's fine. It's funny.
I was going to
not like one of the most underrated
games, but it is a very underrated game to me.
And when that question was happening,
I was going to say, I think a lot of people should play
L.A. Noir, they remastered
it and they should try it out. Because it's really
fun, but if you're not really into
you know, like say
those type of fucking GTA type
of sandbox game, no matter the time,
then you're not going to have fun with it.
If you're over that shit, you're not going to have fun with it.
But I think it's a good game.
The game is a good time period.
Do you be racist, so it's fun, you know?
Like, what did you do?
Did you do it?
It's really fun.
You seem like you did it.
The aesthetic is cool, the fucking, the facial, what is it called?
The facial animations that they did?
Yeah, what they did.
Yeah, that was a crazy technology that they never used.
again.
Right.
Like,
I would they.
I think they tried
an injustice
to or something.
I don't know.
Let me look that up.
Maybe.
Because then they tried
injustice too
and everyone like
hated it or something.
I feel like I remember
something like that
happening.
Everyone would hated
their facial expressions.
I'm looking at,
there's a post on
R. Gaming
from five years ago.
Uh,
I don't know.
I don't know what to make
of this.
I can't tell people
are laughing at it
or if they think
it's impressive.
Hi,
I'm Dr. Jake Goodman, host of Beyond the Script, the podcast where I sit down with pharmacists to answer the health questions you didn't even know you could ask at the pharmacy counter. In this episode, we are diving into gut health with CVS pharmacist Victoria Motola, who explains why so many of us live with stomach issues we should not accept as normal. A lot of what I see is just like chronic bloating, chronic stomach aches. Like I get a stomach ache every time that I eat.
and it just becomes like a lifestyle where, oh, yeah, you know, I just have a stomach kick every day.
Or I'm constantly feeling like gassy.
And all of those things are not something that generally, if you have a healthy gut, you should be living with.
So that's when we deep dive.
We deep dive into your medication.
We deep dive into your OTC medication.
And then at that point, we can probably identify something that we can change.
Hear the full conversation, plus some fascinating facts about how gut health affects so much more than just your stomach.
on Beyond the Script, a podcast from CVS Pharmacy and IHeartRadio.
Listen now wherever you get your podcasts.
I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod.
Say hi, Dan.
Hey, how's it going today?
It's going good, man.
Tell us who you are and what you do.
I'm Dan Morgan.
I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan & Morgan,
which is America's largest injury law firm.
That's pretty awesome.
I think I saw Billboard of years recently that said 20 billion one.
20 billion is an insane number.
Yeah, 20 billion recovered. It's actually, I think, somewhere north, probably closer to 22, 23 after this year. And each year we get bigger and badder and our army grows. So the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on. Awesome. So how does someone get in contact with Morgan and Morgan? What would I do if I got into an accident? Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law. That's pound 529 from your cell phone. We are always open. Our call center is always waiting to take your call. 24-7, 365. Wow. Dan Morgan. From Morgan and Morgan.
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Thanks for having me.
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I remember.
I thought it looked, I don't know.
I thought it looked fine, but I remember people like shitting on it.
Huh.
What's the game again?
Oh, no.
Injustice 2's facial animations look so good, it's uncanny.
Oh, interesting.
I swear I saw people shitting on it.
Maybe I guess, maybe it was just a few people that, and then I thought it was everybody.
I don't know, maybe I just misremembering.
Yeah, you're a part of the whole entire Simpsons, you know,
internet group, you know, you're a Simpswater's Twitter.
Yeah, Simpsons Twitter?
Yeah.
This game in Uncharted 4 and Lost Legacy have incredible realistic official animations.
You know, I still haven't played Uncharted 4.
My roommate just let me borrow it.
I just, I haven't played my, uh, I just need everything available on PC, man.
I just, I'm tired of playing my fucking, I haven't hooked up my Xbox, uh, one in two years.
And my PS4, I played Gosu Shushima, and then I haven't plugged it up since then.
You know, like, I just, but like, you know, obviously it's different.
You know, I just, I don't have any obligations to play everything.
So, but I just, I wish I could just fucking play everything on PC.
We just make things, just make life easier in general for everybody, I think.
They would.
And I feel like it also solve a lot of problems.
Nintendo games on PC so I can mod them, they can be better.
That's what I'm saying.
It would solve so many problems for a lot of people there.
like fuck man
this game would be so much better
if I could fuck with it
like I just had the op
the options to do dumb shit in it
and and you see man everybody loves
the what's that guy's named banana jam
have you seen his Red Dead Redemption two videos
oh my god is that the one where he like he lasts
the little kid lasso's yeah fucking Arthur
did you see the second one
no I haven't is is I'm gonna
and I'm not exaggerating is probably like 20 tons
better than the first one. You're lying. It's
probably, it's one of the, I
promise you, it's one of the, it's called
like the wild, wacky, modded west.
It's the best video I've ever fucking seen on YouTube.
Dude, the little part of the back,
a little jack punching him in their back is the funniest
shit ever. There's a little tiny fist.
Watch the second one, dude. Well, the wild,
I think it's called wild, wacky,
modded west. Let me just look it up just to
be sure so everybody you can watch it too. Oh, I did.
I saw a little bit of this. Somebody showed it
to me on stream and I didn't know what the fuck I was looking at.
because I had no context for the first one.
Reded Redemption 2 of the Wild Wacky West
came out three years ago, 7.5 million
and Obed Bananas.
I said Banana Jam.
I don't know what the fuck banana jam.
It's obbed bananas.
Red Dead Red Dead Redemption 2,
the modded Wacky West has 13 million.
To show you that, like,
it almost has twice the amount of views
because it's so much better.
It's probably one of the funniest fucking videos
I've ever seen.
And I'm not exaggerating.
They're remaking Max Payne.
finally
what's in one and two
finally
original max pain
developer remedy entertainment
teams up with rock star
to remake the first two games
for ps5 series x and pc
do you do we need
max pain remakes
yeah i feel like the original games are fine
i've thought it was a long time ago
i feel like max pain three came out like 2006
so wow
max pain three was like 2009
it was later it was later
it was a little later
max pain three might have been like
2011 or 2012
max pain three
least it.
2012.
Yeah,
because I remember
it being a lot
later.
Yeah,
it was like
the last,
on the tail end
of the 360 pieces.
It was a sleeper
though.
I think a lot of people
liked it.
I think a lot of
people that played it.
I liked one and two
a lot.
Was that the third one?
Yeah.
You just said,
yeah,
you just,
we were just talking about that.
I wasn't thinking about it.
I was thinking about
one and two
and I was like,
hmm,
I like those games a lot.
Yeah,
Max Payne one and two
are pretty cool.
Like,
I guess,
I guess,
I guess the whole
comic panel
thing might be dated.
But like, I don't know.
I feel like that game still plays pretty well
from what I remember.
Anyway, let's, uh, let's jump on.
Let's jump on.
Let's jump on.
What do we got here?
Let's knock them all out, baby.
Cock blocking all the endangered species
is my new kink rodent.
This is, hey, all, question here.
After hearing y'all talk about the dog
eating a heart scene from one tree hill.
It reminded me that
Dan Scott is one of the most villainous people portrayed on television.
Who the fuck is that?
The dad.
Is that a guy in the...
He was one of the guys in the scene?
He was the dad.
He was the guy that looked like satisfied that that happened, right?
No, he was one that's...
Yeah, he was when I was in hospital.
He looked over, it was like...
My heart.
That video is so amazing.
But, all right, so what was the question?
Remind me if Dan Scott's one of the most about...
Who do you think is the most villainous character you have ever seen in media?
games, movies, television, etc.
Dan is always my pick because he got his brother
to fall in love with an escort he hired,
ruined his wedding to her,
and then he shot his brother to death.
Evil man, what is this show?
That shit happened in Wiltson Wontree Hill?
Yeah.
Dude, that sounds like a fucking CW show, man.
It is CW show.
Oh, it is? Oh, no.
Oh, that makes perfect sense.
That makes a ton of sense.
It is.
It is.
It's like when fucking Barack Obama got threatened by
gorilla grot in the past
that is so awesome
hey man
something makes sense
I should don't
um
I would say
the most evil is
I hear you're answering it
like you're in the first grade
I think I think
betrayed
I think culturally
it's got to be Joffrey
I think it's got to be Joffrey
Joffrey sucks bro
dude
he sucked so bad
he sucked
Ramsey
he did his job well
but he's not
universally despise in the way
that that that
That kid stopped acting after that shit.
Like that was, and he did a fucking fantastic job because I'm telling, I usually don't hate people.
Like, act because I know they're acting.
Mm-hmm.
Kid got me.
He got me.
I fucking hate.
The casting was so brilliant for him because his face was so punchable too.
He was a little twad.
He was so.
I hate you.
Twat-tastic, man.
He's the shit.
He was annoying and he was a coward awesome.
He made it worse.
Imagine getting hated for the rest of your life for a show that,
suck.
The ending sucked.
I mean,
what?
No one remembers.
No one,
the thing is like when you think of Game of Thrones now,
it's all in the context of it's sucking.
Like that's the context of Game of Thrones now.
You're somewhat right.
You're pressure right.
I do have the urge to like go back and watch it.
And then I feel,
and then there's a party.
I'm like,
but then I don't want you because I remember how shitty it ends.
Like,
it ends.
So I have that.
I have that where I really enjoyed the first few seasons.
Actually, I enjoyed most of the seasons.
I think seven's biggest problem was way too fucking short.
I don't know, man.
There's a lot of problems with all of them.
Eight was too dark.
Seven was too short.
Well, it was completely checked out.
We don't even need to go over that.
Seven, I feel like if they had time to flesh it out, I think it could have been good.
That is in my opinion.
I think he's died.
They just.
I'm thinking.
I was like, oh, his heart exploded.
He's like, just, you're slumping over like that fucking British comedian who died on stage and it's like,
and it's like, making me nervous.
That guy that threw up.
He just throws up a bunch.
That guy at the baseball stadium throwing up into his own hands for hours.
I've never seen someone throw up like that, bro.
That is the funniest video.
That shit is not funny.
You've never seen that video?
Oh my God.
It's, it.
Derek, you see it and you have, it's like you have.
for it.
But also you can't,
it's such a sad state
that it's fucking funny.
He's at a baseball,
let me look it up.
I don't know.
He throws up forever,
bro.
He throws up five ever,
dude.
He's like a baseball guy
throwing up in hand or what do I?
Bro,
it's bad,
bro,
he blows up so much.
Is it a baseball game?
Yes,
baseball game.
Oh, man.
Yeah,
yeah.
If you Google it,
it's called a,
oh, man,
it's not even on YouTube.
That sucks.
Have you said gentlemen
at a baseball game, Puget to his head.
Doubted shirt.
Is it that?
God damn it.
I'm trying to...
Is he like really fat with the blue hat on?
Yeah.
My hat on?
Literally him.
Tim.
Tim.
Tim.
Tim, I know it.
I know it.
I know.
I know.
I know.
I know.
I know it.
Put in the chat.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
He's got a...
Oh, he has his hat.
Put in the chat, Derek.
I got to see this shit.
Multiple people filming him.
He's...
He's...
He's just...
Comes a waterfall.
He's oozing my guy.
He was throwing up so much, the other person behind him stopped filming him.
Like I got enough fucking footage.
That's not fucking destroy you already.
You have to understand, like, there was enough time for him to get a decent amount of footage of him throwing up.
And a decent amount of him, like, there had to have been enough time for him to have pulled out his phone.
To begin to record him.
It's like, okay, that's somebody I should be recording right now.
Like, well, he's still throwing up.
Dude, you ever see, you ever played, uh, Dante's Inferno?
You ever play the video game?
Yeah.
Like, when you go to, when you go to the gluttony fucking ring, like, when you go, like, that's this guy.
Like, just with clothes on.
So there's a little fat dudes that throw up and shit on you.
That's this guy.
Dude, it just never ends.
He just keeps going.
Like, you just, you know, you've had too much, dude.
Like, I know big people and they just, they don't, like,
This guy is the over the top.
He's the stereotype.
It's so disgusting.
Eating and drinking so much that he just,
he won't even move.
He won't even leave.
Like say if I were throwing up like that,
I would hunch over.
I would at least get on the ground or something.
I wouldn't want everybody to see throwing up into my hand.
He's just,
yeah,
I love that he's like,
like he's like,
no one will notice.
If I just,
if I cover my mouth.
funny.
If I cover my mouth, maybe they'll think I'm sucking on a lollipob or something.
And meanwhile, his shirt is this cascade.
It looks like a landslide.
It's so disgusting.
It looks so bad.
It's so bad, man.
It's such a seconding video, that poor guy.
How much did he drink, bro?
Too much, though.
He's just trying to be like, God damn.
I'm at a baseball game.
I got to make this entertaining.
I'm here by myself.
It's no good.
There's no wife in the kids.
Yeah, he's not even with anybody.
Like, that's what's so insane.
It's like he's at a baseball game by himself throwing up into his own hands.
This fucking, I found a different title of it.
That guy puking at baseball game America, America edition, based guy pukes.
Oh, my God.
Why is he, why is this guy?
Because he's stoic about it.
He's like, you know what?
I'm not going to, I'm going to throw up in a dignified way.
I'm not going to get on my knees.
I'm not going to go to the bathroom.
You know what? This is my chair. I paid for this seat. And damn it, I'm going to bob it all over it if I have to.
That's a good point. There you go, bro.
You know? These liberals think they can take my seat away from me.
Hey, man. God, be like that.
All right, Sweeney, uh, Sweeney is my black Danny DeVito.
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I feel like everyone has a hobby in particular
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thanks to the weekly yucks
I
I don't stick with these hobbies
enough to really have one
but I do dabble in a lot of them
like I have like
Amaranth
you pay for your tier three Amaranth sub
Amaranth
Yeah, did you get one of her fucking fart jars for like a 500,000, whatever it was?
Bro, I got three, bro.
I got three, bro.
I'm fucking so excited.
I want to,
what do you do?
What do you do?
What do you do?
What do you do?
You go to your friend's house.
You haven't seen him in a long time.
You go into his, you're like, oh, you're hanging out.
And you're like, man, I'm a little thirsty.
Then you go into his fridge and he has three of those fart jars.
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That's pretty awesome.
I think I saw a billboard of years recently that said $20 billion.
$1.20 million is insane.
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You ignore it.
In the fridge.
You ignore it.
I wouldn't ignore it.
I'd have to bring it up.
I would ignore it.
I'd have to bring it up purely because of, no, like,
I can't let my friend be this irresponsible with his money.
I just can't.
I can't, I can't get involved in.
I can't.
I can't let my friend be that.
I can't have that talk with him.
It's like a parent having a sex talk.
I can't do it.
Get somebody else.
I don't think like I feel like it's just it's like there's there's levels I feel like there's certain things that I don't like I have a friend that he's same age as me and me and my other friends I don't think any of my friends listen to this I don't give a shit but like I speculate we think he's never banged a chick before you know he's same age as me and we all like kind of wonder but we don't know and it's been too long you know I've known him since I was 13 and it's been too long where it's like
Like I should have asked him so long ago.
Now it's just too long.
I can't bring it up.
I can never bring it up.
Just bring it up.
Literally.
It's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's not like, if, if he hasn't brought it up, there's a reason why.
Is he, like, no, I don't know.
Definitely not.
Because I know this dude, like, like, he's definitely tried to get at some chicks, right?
It didn't work out, whatever.
But it's now it's gone too long or it's, it's, it's no matter what it's going to be a fucking awkward conversation.
And since he's never brought it up.
himself just to be like damn
dude like on some pussy or whatever this
this and that and then I'd talk about it like an
invitation to talk about it
it's just one of those things I'm like I don't know how to bring it
up I don't think I'm ever going to bring it up unless
he starts the conversation
sucks man yeah
I don't say but I can talk to him about if he had fart jars
I can definitely talk to him about that
because that's just fucking weird where I'm like dude
you know look I'm not good I wouldn't
shame you if they were like 10 bucks a pop
or something I'm not going
for Amaranthens look
I'm gonna say it's fucking weird, but I mean, if you're into fart jars,
what am I going to tell them not to do it?
Yeah.
Oh my God.
I'm not going to tell him not to do it, but if you're paying for amarance,
I think it, how let's see how much it was.
I think it was like 500,000 or 1,000 plus.
I can't remember it was, whatever it was.
Your eyes turned green.
Like Hulks.
I saw it.
guy open up one of those jars on a stream, you know, but I, he opened his, like, I saw him, like,
open it up on stream. It's like, oh, my God, it stinks, which allows me to think that, you know,
she's so fucking pungent. Oh, God. Maybe that guy at the baseball, maybe he just took a whiff
of one of the, one of the jars. Oh, my, fucking guys, it's terrible. You don't see, you don't see,
You don't see the baseball game with the fart jar.
You don't see his left hand.
You don't see his left hand.
It's holding an open fart jar from Amaranth.
He's peaking for the rest.
He's still there.
He's still at the baseball stadium.
I like for me.
He's thin now, though.
He's thin.
He's like 106 pounds.
He's been throwing up the whole time for months.
He puked up all the fat in his body too.
At first it was food, then it was fat and it's muscle.
Now he's just tired.
He's just.
Dude, you think he's going to start selling workout programs?
They're like, yo.
All you got to do is...
He's like really charismatic.
He's like, he's really charismatic about it's like,
here's how I lost 300 pounds in five days.
And then it does like the, it does like the,
like the original video of him throwing up with the baseball game,
like spins into frame.
And then it stays there.
Like fucking movie maker?
Yeah, like movie maker.
Oh my God.
And there's no music.
There's no music underneath it.
It's just dead silence.
And he just vomits in a chair.
Oh my God.
Okay, next question.
For me,
$1,000.
For me, a thousand dollars.
For a bar jar?
Yeah.
Well, that's not too much.
I mean, nothing.
That's not too much.
For you what?
It's definitely,
it's obviously comics for you.
It's comic.
Monetizing.
Oh, man, that's so crazy.
And D&D?
Yeah.
What, you mean like the books and stuff and like dice?
Yeah.
I have, I have like two setter dice worth over $200.
Yeah, you have those custom Spider-Man ones too.
Yeah, they're just dice, bro.
They're just nice.
That's pretty extreme, but yeah, I'll get it.
I don't know.
I don't have anything that's consistent.
Yeah, that's kind of thing.
It's like I have, I dabble into, like, I have, I guess I have a lot of guitars, but I don't, like, I don't necessarily, like, go out of my way to collect them.
It's usually, like, our friend Lyle is like, hey, I'm getting rid of this seven string guitar.
And I'm like, oh, I don't have a seven string.
I'll buy that, sure.
Or, like, oh, I've always, like, that one specifically, like, I've always wanted, like, a white less Paul.
So I was like, I'm going to get the white list ball
But like
It's not like a comment
You got that one a while ago though right
That's not a new guitar right
I got that one like years ago
Yeah that one's not so like I haven't bought a new guitar
And fucking
You got that guitar I feel like before we left New York
We did yeah yeah
I got it before I got the guitar
I got it before I left New York
And the last guitar I bought was the one that
That I got from Lyle
Yeah
The seven string
Which was like I think two years ago at this point
But I mean I guess I have like some like
If stuff comes out
that's like related to IPs that I like.
If like a destiny
Grimwar compendium comes out with like lore,
it's like,
I'll get that because I kind of,
ah,
it's,
and magic now too.
I'm just a fucking nerd.
All the nerd shit.
I collect a bunch of nerd shit.
I don't collect figurines yet,
but that's because I haven't gotten my first one yet.
I want to get a really nice
Miles Morales figurine or that one.
Figurines are fun,
man.
I just like the way they look.
You want to get a real nice.
It's a handful, yeah.
It's a step away from,
it's like,
an acceptable toy.
It's fine.
I'm fine to be a toy.
I have a lot of Master Chief Action figures, man.
When you think of, when you really think about it,
everything you buy as an adult for fun is pretty much as a toy.
Yeah, video games are toys, basically.
Like, when I look at how many, bro, I have so many comic, like,
trade paperbacks, but I have so many more, like,
single issues to the point that I had to weed myself back and be like,
I won't buy comics until I finish comics.
And it sucks, but, like,
I just I can't validate buying them anymore.
I have too many.
I don't even have an outrageous amount.
I just have too many that I haven't even touched yet.
So I got to like work through that.
That's kind of like the whole fucking everybody.
Everybody is the same thing like on, especially on PC where you just buy a bunch of games.
Especially they're on sale or something.
And then you just buy them.
They're just there.
And I'm like honest with myself.
I don't know if I'm ever going to play this because I just don't have a,
But it was, it was fucking $3.
So how am I not gonna buy it?
I just bought that.
What was it that?
It was like a game that, oh, wait, no, I think it.
No, I didn't buy it.
It was in my cart.
What?
Oh, shit, I missed it.
It's not three bucks anymore.
More game.
It was like, it was like three bucks, uh, uh, Lords of the Fallen.
Oh.
Like, like, Lords of the Fall and they're like, I was like, I was going to buy for three bucks.
It was like three or four dollars, but I just missed the sale.
You know what I got?
You know what I got to buy anymore?
I was 30 bucks.
I got, I got Dragon Age.
origins for $5,
a specialist for everything in it,
whether I'm in it.
Five dollars.
Has it the awakening expansion?
Yep,
all of it.
Okay, that's good price.
That's pretty good value.
I was like,
nice.
Yeah.
That's pretty fucking saw.
I actually just bought it.
I bought,
because I feel like I want to play it again
because I only played it on 360,
but Dragon Age 2.
And that one gets,
see,
it's not,
it's,
I don't think it's as bad as people fucking give it.
Dragon H2 has an amazing story,
but the combat is so weird.
I feel.
I actually, I appreciated that they fuck it because it's not just, I've never been,
I've never really been a point and click guy, like, you know, buy where their shit,
where it's just basically just point and click and then go leave and make a sandwich.
Yeah, like, I've never really been about that life where I feel like,
I literally feel like I kind of just start doing other shit when I'm doing combat,
where I'm like, I'm not even engaged anymore.
So I like where they took, but then I think,
no, inquisition, they, they balance it out to where you can actually do either or.
In Qiguan's a very good, good idea set-wise.
I just think that Dragon H-2's combat's a little,
it's like, it's a very different combat from like origins.
Well, it was just fine.
It was kind of like, it was kind of hack and slash, which a lot of people didn't like, I guess.
Or it's like I start, but which I'm a fan.
I love fucking things up.
And then what I did like was, I thought the mages, they did a great idea because it made them look animated.
Instead of just kind of standing around being like, eh, eh.
They're actually doing like shit.
They're actually fucking doing shit.
And I'm like, oh, dude, this actually looks, this is why I made, I fucking always hated magic because they made people look so boring when they're casting shit.
That's not true, both.
Save stuff on fire.
Set yourself on fire, then use fireball.
Then you like, go around the fireball and throw it at people.
I just want, like, magic to be, I like when magic is interesting, but a lot of times it's just like pointing something and then the magic's doing all the work.
And I'm like, ah, I like when people are fucking like, it looks.
looks like they're actually conjuring shit and there's something happening.
That's actually a huge, like, because I've been playing this, uh, this game that just
this ghostwire Tokyo or whatever the fuck.
Yeah, Ghostwire Tokyo, yeah.
And like, that's a huge element of why that game is even remotely good.
Because it's like, just the feeling of, like, doing these crazy, like, sigils and shit
and, like, fucking tethering.
Like, that shit is so satisfying.
It's not, like, I wouldn't say it's, like, it's not a good FPS.
really because it's not like doom and it's not like
faster or nothing but like the feeling
of using magic feels so satisfying in that game
for that reason because it just looks cool to use
whereas like a lot of games in magic
it's like even in Dark Souls like in some of the
earlier Souls games where it's like the magic is like the least
interesting. Oh God it's
the fucking worst.
It's it's good though
like the floating orbs
and demon souls and dark souls it's
good it's just kind of lame
comparatively. It's
it's it's lamer to have a
staff or it's lamer to just like do this and like a little orb comes out of your hand and like
damages an enemy than it is to pick up a great sword and like drag it through the ground and then
slam it down on a person's head and watch them crumble underneath it like it's just it's never
going to be as satisfying from a tactile perspective so like this i will say an elder ring that
fucking kamea mea or that what is it the galic gun that shit bro the fucking gallic gun is the um
The gallic gun.
Bro, it's so wild.
You like take a moment to charge it and then,
because I have an intelligence build,
so I take a moment to charge it,
but you can put a sigil on a floor
that amps to the fuck out of everything
you do that's intelligence base.
And there's like a boss that like he transformed
into like a wolf with a giant sword.
He's doing like fucking gainers
and jumping off these columns.
And I just sniped him out the air with it.
And you can just see his life leave him
while he's in the air falling down
and lands and just die.
And it's so fucking funny.
That wolf, that wolf and elden ring.
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It's going good, man.
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That's pretty awesome.
I think I saw Billboard of years recently that said $20 billion.
$20 billion is an insane number.
Yeah, $20 billion recovered.
It's actually, I think somewhere north, probably closer to 22, 23 after this year.
And each year we get bigger and badder and our army grows.
So the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on.
Awesome.
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Not super hard.
I saw a lot of people,
the wolf with the sword.
The red wolf?
Which one are you talking about?
The wolf that's like carrying...
In the castle.
In the castle,
there's like a wolf that has like a sword in the mouth.
Or it's at the academy, the academy.
Oh, yeah.
He attacks a lot.
He's not that hard to be able to.
I beat him in two tries.
That was like not a hard fight at all.
I forgot about it.
I forgot about it.
You skipped it and ran up to the other boss.
No, you can skip it?
I didn't even know.
No, no, no, you can't because you get trapped in that room.
For me, there's another, there's another wolf that's very different.
It's like a black blade that every time it swings it, like a get-to-gettential come,
like an energy wave comes out of it.
and it's just jumping off these columns and like doing spins in the air he's like
where's that at i don't remember if i thought that it's you probably wouldn't be there it's like
late game it's like i gotta i gotta i gotta i got to get again i'm pretty much to forget where i am
do you guys uncover the entire map yeah i'm done i'm at the last boss i probably not i
couldn't do it with that i had to look it up and i was so angry when i figured out how to do
the last part because the very north of the map i could not figure how to get there you had to
I tried to do it organically.
You had to get the,
you had to get the...
You had to get that fucking medallion.
Yeah.
Yeah.
And then there's one of the parts, though,
is in the stupidest place ever that I feel like nobody...
I don't...
For me, for me, what's weird is that one of them is near the volcano manner, right?
If I'm not mistaken.
One of them, you have to fight a boss to get it.
I don't remember if it...
It wasn't out of the way for me.
That's the thing.
I don't remember.
I don't remember being out of the way.
The fucking the one...
Spoilers for anybody.
Spoilers alert.
Sorry. Sorry.
Sorry, guys.
The one that, well, we're not really spoiling anything.
But I just want to say now, if somebody wants to find this organically, I'm saying spoilers.
Where the fucking, the left side of the one is?
Because the right side is northeast where you fucking, and then you fight that fucking night guy.
And then you get it.
And then you, cool.
The other one, you have to go under, you have to go past all that water and shit south of the academy.
And then you go fucking under this mountain.
You go under it.
And then it's just a completely dark fucking village.
and then there's a pot.
Oh my God.
You break him out of the pot and then he gives it to you.
Wait, really?
I fucking,
yes, dude.
Oh,
yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
I would not have found this thing.
Wait, really?
I don't remember doing that.
Dark and I've missed that pot.
Completely.
I don't remember doing that.
Wait,
know that random village of the people that are crawling.
The urban.
And you get on,
and you get on top of that like lift
that brings you up above.
The Albinoric.
The Albinoric Village.
I don't remember.
You're talking about.
So it's south of a, you know, the academy, it's all just a bunch of lake and water.
And there's a bunch of lake below, yeah. So you go south. Yeah, so you go south and a little bit of southwest.
And there's a village under like a basically. Yeah, that's the Albinoric, Albinoric village. Yeah, there you go. I don't remember that. I don't remember even doing that. You don't remember it being like almost, it's almost pitch black and there's like one little bonfire. And then there's a bridge that leads out to it. But it's, it's very, now I know what you mean. You can miss it. It's very easy to miss that fucking medallel.
It's very easy to miss and it pissed me off on how like you had to get a bot fight a boss versus just trip upon this asshole in a fucking pot
If the contrast is insane I got so mad that I was like oh that's why I couldn't find it
I was so fucking angry see I somehow found that you had you had the found that guy right yeah I found that's crazy you had to fire that's crazy
That's crazy huh that's what I said about people that I had the fire giant glitch man you're lucky I had two no I mean want to see
easy I was too. The second time I fought, what's this name? When the, when the king turns into
the champion. Oh yeah, Godfrey? Yeah, when he turns into whatever his name is, when he's just a
champion, when he's just a regular warrior, sorry, when he's a warrior. The second time I fought him,
when he turned into a warrior, his life was on, it was on one HP. Oh, it saves it. So for me,
for me, what happened is that? And I was like, oh my God, how am I not recording this shit? This is
gold but I was just playing it in my leisure so the second I didn't have to fight him and I
didn't notice it because you're not paying attention to his life you're like okay I'm gonna
have the fucking beat I hit him once and he died and I was like what what happened and I realized
that he just didn't have any life I'm like that's awesome busted for me for me what happened what
fight was crazy there was a fight where um here you four millennia yet let's like it let's like a
she okay well yeah let's like a two d I just talk about the ring all day yeah I'm
I fought, yeah, and it took me a minute to strategize.
I cheated.
I re-jumped her.
Yeah.
You jumped her, I cheated.
I didn't fuck.
Hate that bitch.
Hate her.
I fucking,
to me,
I just actually,
I was like,
I need to summon the bloodborne and then just be an expert dodger.
And just,
you're kind of have to like Pat.
I just,
because at first I was trying to fight her like how I normally fight.
And then I'm like,
well,
this isn't going to work.
I can't fucking,
you can't block.
Yeah.
This dumb bitch.
Fuck that bitch.
dude, but yeah. All right, let's move on.
She bad as fuck, though, but fuck that bitch. We'll do
this last question.
She's that dope armor. I like her fucking shit.
Harmer set is garbage, though.
Like defense-wise?
I love the helmet.
Oh, yeah, I know what you mean.
The aesthetic is beautiful.
That's what I meant.
That's what I meant. I just use the wolf farmer.
Yeah, it's useless. It's useless.
I had the wolf farm out as the beginning of the game, bro.
I use that finger, uh, that melted armor.
I just, because it's just aesthetic.
I don't even care about armor.
Like what it actually does.
It's like that melted shit where the helmet's kind of melted.
Yeah.
At first,
at first I was doing like a Weapon X thing.
I was just like Wolverine.
I was doing that shit at first,
but I'm like,
I need a little bit more defense than that.
I love it.
Okay,
now I want to play that game again.
Now I might drive the play the game is back.
Yeah,
it's been a while since I've touched it.
Right,
it's been like a little over week or two.
I might play a little bit tonight.
But a couple of mad.
I started a new character with a hot bitch.
Yeah.
I took like a good 10 minutes to make this chick.
And I'm like, yeah.
Yeah.
For me, as soon as I saw a blood the werewolf dude, I was like, I can marry you.
Instantly, I can, I can marry you.
I can easily marry you right now, like crazy.
Furry alert, man.
Just go start my life with you.
It's not, dude, it's easy.
Look, he's handsome.
He's a werewolf.
And he's so respectful.
Such a nice guy.
I try to hang out with that fucking tortoise pulp, dude.
That guy's dope.
Yeah, the turtle pope is awesome.
He's so chill.
He's real nice, bro.
He's like, yeah, you know, shit's crazy, but whatever.
This fucking hat, dude
His fucking hat, it's so awesome
I tried to jump on him
He freaks out
No, yeah
Because if you jump at anybody
It counts as like attacking
Wait what, really?
Yeah, that's why I like
Or if you dodge at people
It doesn't exactly count
But it raises that like
That yellow
That yellow thing or yeah
It agros them a little bit
Yeah yeah
Because I did that to that lady
There's like this lady in Learnia who she's like, oh, can you get my necklace back?
Somebody stole it.
I never gave her necklace back.
I never got it back there ever.
And the game's over for me.
Literally, I can't even go back because of a certain part, a certain point something happens that fucks the game for you.
So I can't even go back to fix it anymore.
There's a, too late.
There is a thing that I learned that like restore.
But like what I mean was like I accidentally jumped at her.
off my horse and it like
it triggered her for a second
like it didn't it didn't like
kill her or nothing but like that
that circle that comes around them that goes like
oh I'm you know I didn't mean
anything kind of comes up and that's
what happens when you like jump at people
jump on that bitch more that makes a lot of sense
but a hot tip
you can kill every single merchant and then
later on there's going to be you can absorb yourself
right yeah there's going to be a thing later
that lets you restore all that so I don't
The thing is that you kill every merchant, you kill them all,
and then you go just take the thing they had
and you give it to the two-finger lady there.
And it's better.
Like, that's technically a better way to go about it.
But then what I mean is like,
but then you could like use a thing to like fix your standing with them.
Do they come back to life if you say if they kill them?
Yeah.
I didn't know that.
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Here's a question that'll be good for the podcast.
What's your least favorite moment when it comes to watching
episodic television or
episodic shows.
For me it's when the main protagonist gets in trouble for a crime that they didn't commit
and at the end of everything gets resolved even though he thought the audience, I don't,
this is very specific.
But the thing that came up to me was like immediately like in euphoria where she,
where she apparently gets sold and it's not a big deal.
Not yet.
That shit's going to come back somehow.
That should be a big deal immediately.
That shit's going to be a big deal later on, bro.
You lost an insane amount of money in drugs.
You're being sold as property.
And then you escape and whatever.
Big fucking deal.
If that shit doesn't come back, I'll be very upset.
But my favorite moment, my favorite moment is when characters like,
just when the main character just gets, like, because I like the idea of like ensembles,
even in a sense of like heroic stories or like everyone's like at together fighting.
But then when the main character just gets some bullshit to happen, like just some wildly wild.
Just they pull something out of their ass?
What do you mean?
It's like, what did?
You couldn't do that before?
Where was this before when we could have used it when someone died?
That was like, that was Spider-Man no way home for me when Ned just becomes magic.
All of a sudden.
That's true.
He didn't know how to practice magic.
He's like the shit.
But it was like, yeah, I get.
That could have been helpful before.
No, the moment, there's a moment in, there's a moment in Naruto, where Naruto can heal.
Naruto can heal himself.
But there's a moment where Neji, the character he fought like in the beginning of the series, jumps in front of him and gets a spike through his stomach for no reason.
He, first of all, his ability is he rotates and knocks shit away.
That's what Neji does.
Oh, and then he didn't, what he was asleep?
They didn't do that and he jumped in for the Naruto,
a motherfucker that heals from everything and gets killed.
And I'm just like, why did they do that?
Yeah.
And then guess what the last word he says is.
Oh, shit, niggum.
Because I'm a genius.
Swear to God.
And I'm like, but that's the dumbest death in the series.
Yeah, that show sounds riveting.
Sounds really good.
Dog.
Yeah, it sounds wonderful.
The end of that show is so fucking bad.
It's wild.
I'm so glad I fell off of that show
I feel like I feel so blessed
Like I feel so blessed that I got out in time
I don't know that show sounds like ninja euphoria to me or some shit
It probably is ninja euphoria
It is the thing about me is this right
I know that closing a story is hard to do
It is I disagree
It's really it's not easy it's not easy
It's not easy it's not easy
It's not easy guys trying to avoid
People are trying to avoid tropes that's why they fuck it up for them
No no oh yeah that's true
But that's the thing.
To close the story is not easy if you want to, like, if you, because everything has to have an end and everything, it's understandable that things have to end.
You know, you got to be like, all right, eventually it's going to stop.
But so often people mess it up that there has to be a, like, it has to not be the easiest thing.
No, here's the thing is that you have to have an idea where you're going to end.
There's a logical conclusion that something should come to an end and so many people are fixated on just deviating from it.
That's why they fuck it up.
I don't know, man.
There's a formula for a story that throughout history of telling stories,
like Homer and all these pieces of shit.
Oh, yeah, I understand.
But like you guys,
you guys remember writing essays, right?
Obviously.
Yeah, but like,
you know the closing paragraph?
It's the same thing.
There's a formula.
Don't deviate from the formula.
You're going to get a fucking bad grade.
You know what I mean?
But yeah, but you know the closing paragraph, right?
For me, when I was taking,
when I said, now that I'm taking a literature,
a certain literature class, right?
The idea is that you're supposed to act the end.
summarize and then leave one more question at the end right that's how closing paragraphs
were the ending at the final part of something my teacher would be like don't do that
end it and I'm like what do you mean what does that mean like how do you uh have you ever
thought deeper about this subject and it's so it's really hard to end I feel like it has to be
hard to end stories.
No, it's not.
If people mess up so many time, I think it can't be easy.
No, here's the thing.
People mess up a lot because they find stories with reasonable endings and then they
want them to continue in perpetuity.
And then they don't know how to, they don't know how to stretch a story out for decades
upon decades, years upon years, and have it end satisfactorily.
Because usually those shows have extended past the point where they should have ended.
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I think I saw billboard of years recently that said 20 billion one.
20 billion is an insane number.
Yeah, 20 billion recovered.
It's actually, I think, somewhere north, probably closer to 22, 23 after this year.
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Like, that's what happens a lot of the time. I don't know, man. It's not hard to close stories.
It's hard to stop at the right time, I guess.
I think, I think, I think what you call, it's going to stick the landing. I think, I think, look it.
Think about the, just a simple story about, it's not even just, just,
a kid going to the grocery store to buy milk.
And the conflict is he can't find his fucking wallet.
He finds it, whatever, he buys the milk goes home.
Everything is cool.
The most basic boring fucking story ever.
What people usually want to do is that's too basic.
They need to throw some bullshit in it.
They got to throw you.
They want to twist.
They want to be smart about it.
When most people, the general public just wants a fucking resolution and to feel good at the very end of their goddamn story.
And there's too many artists that don't want to do that.
I don't even think it's the idea
because I feel like a lot of artists
kind of want to end their shit
I think a lot of them are like okay
I want this to be over
and then a company's like
no the fuck you don't bitch
right but that's what I mean
no no no I understand
I understand that point but let's just say
divorced of an entity
or producers or something
if it's your own fucking story
like there's no reason for you
not to end it on basic
and a feel good thing to be like
okay now everybody's gonna be happy with this
it's like say
the way that Game of Thrones ended
and the way
that fucking what happened to
DeNaris and stuff
that is not good storytelling
I think we
we understand
fucking uh if you haven't seen
this shit well fucking whatever it's been years right
he did he did uh
yeah that motherfucker killing
uh DeNaris
nobody wanted that no
nobody wanted that I disagree
I think that DeNaris
You're fucking crazy denarius is
DeNaris the writing was on the wall from the
beginning with her.
I think her dying at the end is still going to happen in a book.
We've talked about this.
It's this motherfucker killing her.
It's not,
it's not a logical conclusion to come to.
I think,
I think it,
I think it is.
It's the way they got you to that point.
It would have been praised.
Do you understand how it would have been praised?
No,
no,
no,
no,
no,
the way it was done was not done well.
It was done horribly.
But I think the ending point is still going to be a sort of similar ending point.
That's as far as that goes.
him killing her
was unnecessary
it didn't need
that didn't need to happen
it I will say
as somebody I have not seen the show
I think he would kill her
I will say I'll say
based on what
I can tell
or based on what I can gather
is that last season
was rushed pretty quickly
they rushed through a lot
and to me
and to me it's like
it's one of those things
where it's like
maybe in one more season
in the context
in the context of this season
it
probably didn't make a lot of sense
for that character to kill
Dineris. But if they had given, if they had,
if they had, if they had given enough time for that
to make sense, that's,
that's kind of like a big, it's almost like,
you know what I think of, sometimes when I think of this? It's like
that series of unfortunate events movie,
where they rush through like three books in one
film and you're just like, what the fuck
is going on? Like all of this is
like this, all of this should
be happening, but like none of it
matters because we don't have an
time to really care about what's what's going on.
And so you're left with at the end of the movie going like, I guess that was like a,
I mean, I guess that was a fucking movie.
No, that's a good point because you went from DeNaris being the savior of slaves to just
killing a bunch of people in like immediately.
But in like in like two episodes back.
No, no, no, no.
No, no.
No, no.
The thing is that she's been doing that the whole series.
The problem is she has.
That's a fact she has.
She has from the beginning.
She hasn't. No, she has not been just, she's been killing bad people.
But when somebody stood in her way, she always destroyed them, the whole series from the very beginning.
They weren't fucking innocent bystander.
No, no, no, I understand.
I understand.
I understand.
No, Derek.
No, it's deeper context in that.
She will kill.
No, you're fucking, no, it is.
It really is.
No, it's not interpretation.
This is what happens.
Every time someone stood against her.
Why is the people?
No, no.
the people that stood against her? Were they innocent good people, binding their business?
But the thing, but the thing is that, what you call it? She, when she believes, you're not even
answering the question. But look, look, were they fucking innocent civilians just living their
fucking lives standing against her? Is that what was happening? Derek, no, they weren't. They weren't.
So what is your, but she wasn't, she didn't, she didn't, she didn't experience the trauma that
she did already. And she didn't have the same things that was weighing on her head as before.
When she killed the people in Marine, she was going to burn down.
all of Marine.
She was going to destroy the place.
She was going to kill every single person.
Going.
And then Tyrion was like, yo, chill.
He was like, yo, chill.
He was there close enough to be like, yo.
What season was that?
That was season four, bro.
Look at man.
When it was still a great show.
Well, people after the four, then a lot of people, you know,
that's what people stay.
they say things get iffy. People, people were like, yo, I understand that people can see it.
DeNaris has never did anything, even with threats and whatnot. She's never did anything that was unreasonable of like, oh, what a queen would do in that time to just unnecessarily killing a bunch of people that had nothing to do with anything. I understand.
That is a fucking, that is a, that is, that is like what Chris has said, to his point, that is just not enough time for her to get to that point. That is not a logical conclusion for her to come to.
I agree. I agree. I agree in the context of what we were given.
The motherfucker killing her and then the dragon just burning the goddamn chair.
That was stupid also, yes.
That's what I'm, that is what I'm talking about.
That is not a good storytelling.
That is not logical conclusions to come to.
The dragon clearly should have killed him, if anything, if you wanted to just be real about it,
which would at least make a little more sense, knowing he was going to die for doing this.
You know, it just, the storytelling.
And then the fact that John doesn't die at the end, they don't kill him.
Like, like, suddenly like let him go to the north.
Like all, a lot of the things are done not intelligibly.
Like he's like, oh, this is stupid.
But see, that's what I'm talking about without not with ignoring the logical conclusions.
What you know what should happen.
You know, John, you know he should die.
We all know he should die.
Now, what happens for me is ignoring those conclusions.
My argument was the idea that DeNaris's character from the very beginning, every time someone stood against her, she would just destroy them, right?
And what happens is Tyrion makes a good point.
He was just like, dude, every time we chewed for her when she destroyed people, when she went after people.
that were wrong. But this time,
Jen and she thinks like,
oh, my perspective is right. It's the idea of having power.
Her mindset got war because of how much power she had.
She was like in a matter of how long.
Like it's,
no, no, no, no. And I understand in a matter of,
in a matter of like a year or two.
And that's what they.
Nobody would have.
No one would have had a problem with her coming to that.
No one would have a problem if there would have been time for it to breathe.
We can actually see her descent into madness.
We didn't get that opportunity.
So by default, it's bad storytelling.
I think that it wasn't done with enough time.
That's all I think.
I think the writing was always on the wall.
I just think that them getting there,
they took a right through a fucking cornfield and got there
instead of being like, no, go the right way and do it.
It could have been on the wall,
but at the same time,
there could have been enough time for her to course correct.
It's just like say, you know, there wasn't enough time.
Here's a good example.
In God of War 2018, there wasn't enough time for Loki or a train.
race to when he finally figured out that he's a god and then he was a dick for just like a little bit
now in a series or something there would have probably been multiple episodes or enough time for him
to really be a menace but in such a short time you just course corrected like oh what have I done
I've been such a piece of shit like you're a piece of ship for like let's see to the hour a game
probably like yeah that's what I'm saying you know it was a little rush where I'm like okay
that didn't last I understand y'all your argument I don't disagree with your argument I disagree with
the idea because people are like DeNaris wasn't becoming
Eve when it's like I saw that shit from the beginning
I feel like it was
it's there's because she never
did anything it's like there's potential
but there's always been potential she's always been a kind of a
kind of a bitch right there was
I don't think she was a bitch because like when she kills the guy
she's the slaves from she makes a deal right
though the guy may be a piece of shit
she makes a deal with him to give her the dragon
and then she kills him
that's you know like you made a deal for the dragon
for the unsulled, you know, you made your deal.
You know, stick with your deal.
She, she went there for the slavers and just took over there.
Like, oh, this is not how this works anymore.
Though I agree that slavers should not be allowed to do what they want to do.
You do not come from somewhere else without any perspective, how things go and just take over.
And now the way you live is wrong.
And then the slavers were like, we're not giving up the way we live because we've had it this way so long.
You know what?
And I was like, and she was like, all right, fine.
I'll kill everyone here.
about that. And then Terean was like, yo, my, yo, my nigga, chill. Hey, yo, hey, yo, calm down.
You can use your words, you know? Though there were problems about how she got to that point,
I very much so think the whole time I was just like watching her, because I read the books
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But, and still, you don't rush the series like that.
You don't make Aria Stark kill the Night King
when John's whole character was to defeat the Night King.
That is his purpose as a character.
So, like, so, so exactly when I talk about logical conclusions.
Like, I understand what you mean, though.
You're right.
You're right.
That's all I'm talking about.
Yeah, that's what I wanted to be like, they wanted to be like,
you bet you didn't see this coming and it's like, no, but like,
it's almost, it's almost like, man.
The way they do him dirty, bro.
You expected to go home tonight and sleep, but we've set your house on fire.
I bet you didn't see that coming.
It's like, yeah, this is way worse than the boring reality that would have awaited me had I just been able to go to sleep.
Sometimes subverting people's expectations isn't the right thing to do.
The way he got stopped, bro.
It's totally fine if the predictability lends itself to the logic of the world you've set up.
No one's going to complain that like, oh, you know, Chief blew up a halo ring and that's going to be a problem.
It's like, no, of course.
Right.
What you think about, think about one of the most watched things ever, is sports in general.
Everybody knows the logical conclusions.
One of the teams are going to win.
You know what I mean?
Like, they're expecting this, and they would be very pissed off if they still at the end of the
One.
Nobody won.
It was this over.
No, no, no.
What happens is somebody, what happens is you're watching a game, Yankees versus fucking whatever.
and then suddenly
you win
another team comes in
and wins
after playing for 30 minutes
and you're like
yo what the fuck
this isn't even the game
I paid for
Chris what makes it so bad is that
you don't know about Game of Thrones
but it's insults
because the final art
that part's going on right
John Snow's character
is the character
that's supposed to be the bridged
he's like the character
that works as the one
like the good guy
that's the bridge
He's supposed to have sex with the Night King.
Yeah, right.
The bridge.
He's like the bridge of person
of like that connects the story
in a deeper meaning, right?
He's supposed to come on the Night King's face.
He's supposed to.
But what happens is John Snow gets stuck
by a dumbass dragon
breathing fire at him.
So he's just stuck behind the wall.
And I'm just like, no.
Like reveal that John can't be burned anymore
that he, now he acknowledges his Targaryen blood.
Or John does some wild shit
kills the dragon something and he does nothing that whole time after years of buildup bro
if that happens if that happens in the book i'm going to martin's house bro i'm breaking in this
house i'm gonna pull a Nate I'm gonna pull a Nate from Euphoria and be in his house when he gets there
his beat his ass what's going on George second thanks for Eldon Ring what if he what if he
meditates real hard and then he just becomes vapor.
I'm like, damn, dude.
I wouldn't even, oh my.
I'd be, I'd be so mad as I'm like, I'm going to get you with that vapor existence
you live in.
You went to George R. Martin's house and Ryan Johnson's like whispering in his ear and you see
him writing the script for the next fucking book.
And he's like in trance.
He's like, get away from him.
Get away from him.
You bring into the wrong house?
It disappears.
Is this Georgia R. Martin's house?
No, it's just, uh, that's just a, that's.
This is George R. Lucas's house.
He disappears after I tell him.
Get away from, don't touch him.
He turns to smoke and dizzam apparates away.
And I'm like, George, George, are you okay?
Are you okay?
He's like, he was making me do it.
He was making me.
What have I done?
Did I publish Winds of Winter already?
You did, George, you did.
No, no.
It's not done.
No.
I can't finish it.
Hey, yo, yo, yo, phase clan is in fucking,
phase clan is in the new.
Phase clan is in the new.
in Game of Thrones.
Say it with your booty.
That's where we might as well end it there.
Yeah.
Jesus Christ.
Hey, yo, shubiddy-duby.
Fais Smith.
Fais, Will Smith.
I don't know what you would call it.
Wolf Smith and Fais Klan.
Hancock.
You know what's weird?
I was cleaning my room and I found a ticket stub to Hancock.
No shit.
Yeah.
Fucking crazy.
I was like, wow.
I can't believe.
You have that.
That's interesting.
I don't think I had.
like intentionally keep it I think like I just draw you know because like sometimes especially with like certain rooms like this where it's like there's like a what do you call like the moldings of the floor and then like some some like thin papers can get caught under like beds or like desks like I was moving shit like that and I was like that I haven't moved in years and I'm like wow I handcock tickets though what that I have that I have that I have Joejo rabbit these are not tickets that I've saved like I just I just have found them but anyway that's my next thing.
collection. Could you imagine
phase clans in fucking
winds of winter? I would be so upset.
I would have to be monitored
because I would do some wild shit if I'm not
fucking kept under wraps.
I believe it.
Anyway, it might.
It might, man.
He's dabbling in a video game
so it's just one step away.
Phase Kahn's probably already
contacted him like, dude, fucking
Elder Ring was so dope. So how do you
about putting Phase Clan as a DLC
and then, you know.
Oh my God.
I hope to fucking God.
That doesn't happen.
I would hate to recommend.
You thought about making Phase Clan a D-L-S I can't breathe.
I can't,
I could not bear to have recommended a game to so many people
only for it to get Phase Clan DLC.
Like that would be so hurtful to me.
That was like when I was like, yeah,
Crash Team Racing is great, guys, go play it.
And then Activision was like, like, two months later,
they were like, we're going to throw micro-transactions in here
now that everybody's recommended it.
to everybody. That was so sly
that was such a sickeningly sly
sly, disgusting thing they did.
For Crash, right? Yeah, for Crash Team Racing.
All the reviews were like, and there's
no monetization. It's great. Highly
recommended. Like 9 out of 10, it was
like reviewing really, really well. And then
two months after that, when like the reviews
were all settled in, everybody was like
enjoying it. Bam.
Take this. Ten dollar fucking skins.
And it's like, God, fucking damn it.
Slick fucks.
What a bunch of dick sucks, man.
Dick sucks that one.
Dick sucks.
But I'm a dick suck.
Oh my God.
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Tiny URL.com slash sacred 200.
You can get tickets there.
I think there's only a few left, but.
Get them if you can.
Damn.
Get them if you can.
Oh, yeah.
Connect 4, baby.
was go.
I'm not paying for money though.
I'll pay you.
I'll pay you though.
He'll play and you will have full rights
to every paycheck he has going forward.
Forward yet.
Eat my balls.
I'm not doing that.
This is not legally binding.
This is not legally binding.
This will not happen.
Don't worry.
You will not win anybody.
If you want.
I'm kidding.
$1 month gets your early access to every episode and access to bonus
solo episode.
Sweeney's episode is
is live.
This,
I think he just,
you just put it out,
right?
Yeah,
but I'm gonna,
I'm gonna,
I'm gonna do another one
because of how long
it took me to do that one.
Well,
I'll do one,
I'll do the next one,
uh,
early,
I guess,
when did you post it?
I posted mine like,
like two days ago.
So like,
very early this month.
So like,
okay,
so like,
so early next month,
uh,
I'll post mine.
Derek will go the next month
and then we'll alternate that way.
Okay,
yeah,
it's going to be,
it's going to be extra episodes there.
Uh,
so,
Yeah, so $1 a month gets you early access to every episode and access to bonus solo episodes.
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That's one payment in.
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And $25 gets your name dyslexically right at the end of the show, which I will now do.
Sweeney, count me down.
Three, two, one.
Oh, God.
Here come the men in black.
Perenthesies, hear me come, hear me come.
God, I paid $25.
I get it.
I paid $25 to make a euphoria joke, but I didn't watch the show.
Fair enough.
The nerd therapist, victim of science, victim of sentience, cursed with thought,
Detective Halligan, Slayer of Druid's sticky penis,
Marge Simpson's buttery smooth voice,
Tevin de Black,
Ah, me!
Mommy!
Oh me?
Oh me.
Fuck me.
Fuck me, oh, me.
Fuck me,
fuck me.
Fuck me.
That's what she sounds like now.
Homey, they killed Osama.
But laden, homie.
Don't.
Oh, it's no.
Fuck me over.
Oh, I had so much money on that guy.
Oh.
He's so late to that news.
Taven to Black.
When my cocks out, it's my penis.
It'll come now.
entertain us
parentheses smells
like teen dick spirit
I fucking hate you
I hate you
When my cock's out
Yeah
And it's vaini
When my cock is
In your anus
Here we are
Yeah
Dan da da da da da
Duh
Mee
Wham
Wow
Wow
That music video is ruined because all I can think about is there's like a clip from the Weird Al parody where he's like he has this fake guitar and when he does that he bends the neck of the guitar and it's like rubber and it's like the fucking funniest image.
I don't even remember that parody.
What is it called?
I don't remember that one.
It was a, oh my God.
No, no, no.
It was a.
Oh my God.
What is it?
Fuck.
Hold on.
It was a song about how no one could understand what he was saying.
Taint spirit
Smells like dick spirit
Suck my cockah
Oh it smells like Nirvana
And it was
And it was literally just like
About how no one could understand
Kurt Cobain because he just mumbled
Through every single one
My penis
Masturbation
Hey
Yeah
Yeah
That's a good song
Tebun de Black
When my cock's out
with my penis, it will come now entertain us.
I, Chris Maldonah, want to get an absolute pounding from a big black cock.
This is not a joke.
I want to have sex with a man.
That wasn't even a name.
I just decided to say that.
Hey, hey, hey.
Hey, hey, look.
Wait, what is that?
Hey, hey, you.
You?
No, hey, hey, look who's out in the streets.
Don't you see that man?
It's Kappa Mikey.
I don't know that.
What's that?
Caba Mikey is this terrible show.
Dick, Dick, Dick, Dick, Dick, Dick, Dick, Dick, Dick.
Dick, Dick, Dick, Dick, Dick, Dick.
Or Zicky, Niggie.
Oh, interesting.
Ziggy, I know you, calm down.
You're tiptoe.
I don't know if that's Nicky Zicky, though.
That might not be.
Your tiptoin, friend.
Mint Berry, let me the fuck in.
I mintberry.
Black, I always say Black Allie and Pass dealer.
Back Alley and Pass dealer.
It's not good for you, bro.
I mean, it's pretty fucking adjacent.
Back in black, yeah, sure.
The man who went from a soft A to a hard R,
I'm on blog TV with my hands up.
I'm not staring myself.
Yo, everyone in the chat, comment, Alex.
I'm not finishing that.
Does it actually say it?
Yeah, well, yes.
So I'm going to go ahead and not say it.
No self-righteous.
Yeah, you actually didn't quote it correctly.
Hi, I'm Dr. Jay Goodman and I'm the host of Beyond the Script, a podcast where I sit down
with pharmacists to answer all those health questions that you forget or maybe are too
embarrassed to ask when you're at the pharmacy counter. In this episode, all about women's health,
Amy Lynn Safatee Valentine, a CVS pharmacist from Long Island, New York, talked about
just how often women approach pharmacists with questions about menopause symptoms. When it comes to
the patients that are really suffering with the symptoms of perimenopause or menopause,
it's really important for them to be evaluated by their OBGYN, because there are a lot of
prescription medications that can help with that.
If someone is really opposed to taking medications, there are a few lifestyle modifications
that they can do, like avoiding caffeine and spicy foods, trying to stay hydrated, have a
regular sleep cycle, get some exercise.
Those are all things that could kind of help to limit the symptoms.
Hear the full conversation, plus so many fantastic insights into all the stages of life when it comes to women's health.
Listen to Beyond the Script, a podcast from CBS Pharmacy, wherever you get your podcasts.
I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod.
Say hi, Dan.
Hey, how's it going today?
It's going good, man.
Tell us who you are and what you do.
I'm Dan Morgan.
I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan & Morgan, which is America's largest injury law firm.
That's pretty awesome.
I think I saw billboard of years recently.
It said 20 billion one.
20 billion is an insane number.
Yeah, 20 billion recovered.
It's actually, I think, somewhere north,
probably closer to 22, 23 after this year.
And each year we get bigger and badder,
and our army grows.
So the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger
as time goes on.
Awesome.
So how does someone get in contact with Morgan and Morgan?
What would I do if I got into an accident?
Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law.
That's pound 529 from yourself.
phone. We are always open. Our call center is always waiting to take your call. 24-7, 365.
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I'm not starting my fucking self. You stupid fucking bitch. Man, I love that.
He remembers it. He remembers it. Dude, I'm so proud of you. I remember that shit too. It's really funny.
I love that clip so much. It's the only good thing Teamstar has ever done. And it's also
the worst thing a person can do.
Mitch McConnell's tortoise shell.
We're not the worst thing. He could be Jeffrey Epstein or Hillary
Clinton. Mitch McConnell's
tortoise shell.
St. Maxie,
cock blocking all the endangered species
is my new kink. Also,
while you said it right. Mega Man X-8 guys
questioned redemption. First X-8
now Transformers. You guys are really pushing my buttons.
Avi, if I had
we just talked about Transformers today
too. If I had a
if I had to choose between shooting Jeffrey
Epstein pre-death and the
NFT guy, I would turn the gun
on myself. Wait.
Wow. I think I understand that one.
I became a patron and spent $25
not to be able to come up with a clever name.
Wage Slate 583. Do you think come?
Steven, where's
that's the name? That's the name.
Do you think come?
This is becoming so schizophrenic
guys. Do you think come?
That's such an outrageous thing
to say. You know what's fucked up
to you? Is now I am thinking come because that's
the question.
That's the name.
Steven,
where's the branding?
You're trying to bustling on my microphone.
I'll tell you that much.
That is sad.
You squeeze your microphone.
It sounds like you're shattering glass, bro.
What would you do?
I just took this off
off the mic and then wrung it out.
And it was just
and it's just goops.
It's just
blouse. It hits the ground.
heavy. Now that I wouldn't
acknowledge. I think I would just ignore that.
I would I would
I would uh, would never stopped coming out to
it was just like like pouring
out to the point you see like
you see it like in the background in your room
like filling up it starts to
it starts to fill up. I'm like yo how exorbit is
how absorbent is that also why do you
have that much come on why do come on it
that much? I don't know man
just it just calls to me. Add
nodders to your name if you want to
make Chris read a smutty sonic fanfic.
Dead inside, shrink his funkel dunk,
the warlock who is using transversive steps.
The National, Richmond, Virginia,
April 30th, tiny URL.com slash sacred 200.
Woo, thank you, bud.
That guy's name is just promotion.
What a guy.
John Normal name Smith, okay.
Sweeney, it's okay, my girlfriend isn't real either.
I have PPSD.
Riper 525 in the mystery of the sudden uptick and tomboy appreciation,
racist snake.
My goldfish raped me.
While the cats watched my grandma detonate.
Can you help me?
No.
We can't even, I'm not even going to make fun of you.
I'm fun.
I hope things get better, bro.
Yeah.
I don't.
Imagine getting raped by a goldfish.
I imagine getting raped by a goldfish and then thinking that the goldfish did it all on its own.
How does it do it?
I like what you're talking.
That sounds like somebody talking.
about like wistfully about an accomplished
actor or like an accomplished athlete.
How does he do it?
How does he do it? How do he do it? He's always on
fire. It's insane. And then it's just like
impressive. Oh my fucking God.
Racist snake.
Fun fact, in 2015 on
Howard Stern, comedian Eric Andre
became the first man to ride a Sibian
live on broadcast. Have a nice day.
Thanks. Tell him, Steve, Dave. Andre
Brooks, Antifist Maximus, who deleted Putin's
scrot him. God is dead because Travis Scott killed him. John Strickland, the
unfortunate naming of NBA coach Steve Kerr's son. Oh,
Nick Kerr's, yeah. Yeah, that's awesome. That's awesome. Why would he do that?
Lil limp Sniggins. Mers 1889, Downey McFrowney, NFT of Sweeney's
imaginary girlfriend. Yvonne Tuiet, nice.
Ivan to yank it.
It's pretty good.
I, what is this?
The first church of Keith David bear witness to the second coming of the king of haphazard.
Goops McKenzie, fourth edition, D&D is better than fifth edition objectively.
Wow.
That's a bad fucking take, dude.
You're stupid for saying that.
I don't like calling people stupid, but you're fucking stupid.
Hey, man, I don't know enough about this to care.
Yo, dude.
I'm going to go ahead and agree with me.
Liking fourth edition, more than the fifth edition is like liking Halo 4 more than Halo 3, for real.
I understand that you translated it
you are stupid
I drunk and
truck and do with a hand
what were you going to say something
I just
I just like
I really started to think about it
about the whole Nick Kerr thing
oh my god
like I really started thinking about I'm like
like does he know
does Steve Kerr know
like that's what I really started thinking about it I never really thought
about it I'm like does he know what he did
did he do that on purpose
or he's like, oh my God, he can't be from America. Steve Carr from America?
Bro, he's been in America for way too long because he's like fucking...
Hi, I'm Dr. Jay Goodman and I'm the host of Beyond the Script, a podcast where I sit down with pharmacists to answer all those health questions that you forget or maybe are too embarrassed to ask when you're at the pharmacy counter.
In this episode, all about women's health, Amy Lynn Safatee Valentine, a CVS pharmacist from Long Island, New York,
talked about just how often women approach pharmacists with questions about menopause symptoms.
When it comes to patients that are really suffering with the symptoms of perimenopause or menopause,
it's really important for them to be evaluated by their OBGYN, because there are a lot of prescription medications that can help with that.
If someone is really opposed to taking medications, there are a few lifestyle modifications that they can do,
like avoiding caffeine and spicy foods, trying to stay hydrated, have a regular sleep cycle, get some exercise.
Those are all things that could kind of help to limit the symptoms.
Hear the full conversation, plus so many fantastic insights into all the stages of life when it comes to women's health.
Listen to Beyond the Script, a podcast from CBS Pharmacy, wherever you get your podcasts.
I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod.
Say hi, Dan.
Hey, how's it going today?
It's going good, man.
Tell us who you are and what you do.
I'm Dan Morgan.
I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan & Morgan, which is America's largest injury law firm.
That's pretty awesome.
I think I saw Billboard of years recently.
It said 20 billion one.
20 million is an insane number.
Yeah, 20 billion recovered.
It's actually, I think somewhere north,
probably closer to 22, 23 after this year.
And each year we get bigger and badder,
and our army grows.
So the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger
as time goes on.
Awesome.
So how does someone get in contact with Morgan and Morgan?
What would I do if I got into an accident?
Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law.
That's pound 529 from your cell phone.
We are always open.
Our call center is always waiting to take your call.
24-7, 365.
Wow.
Dan Morgan.
From Morgan and Morgan, America's Large Injury Law, from, thanks for coming by the show.
Thanks for having me.
Visit furtherpeople.com for an office near you.
He's like, what do you call it?
He's not from here.
Wait, but...
Steve Kerr is a real person?
Yes.
Yeah, Steve Kerr, he played with the Bulls.
He was with the championship Bulls, and now he's the coach of Golden State.
Is his son really named Nick?
Yes, and that's what like I can't like I'm like wait
I really started to think about like wait
Did he know about this? There's no fault
Oh, that's what I'm talking about dude
I laughed at this so much already that it's not fun anymore
I just think that he's like not funny anymore
I laughed at it's so much that I was like I can't believe he did that
I thought that was just a joke I didn't know that was a real person
No, his name is Nick Gers.
Yeah, but Nick Kerr, K-E-R-R.
Nick Gers.
Yeah, Nick Kerr.
Steve Kerr has a son named Nick and another son.
That is so awful.
I can't believe that.
It's hilarious, dude.
That sounds so dumbed for it to be true.
It's hilarious.
Nick, Matt, and Madeline.
And it's like, I hope Nick fucking changes his fucking name, bro.
But he's already, he could have changed his name already.
He probably likes it.
No, you know what it is?
It's like, hey, here's my, and this is my friend.
And hold on, hold on.
I insist you call me Nicholas.
Nicholas Kerr.
He probably goes by, he probably goes by.
Nicklaus.
He does not go by Nicholas Kerr.
He goes by Nick Klaus.
Anyway.
That's his full name?
God, let's just move.
I really did not know that was a real person.
I thought he was just making sense.
Because half of this shit is bullshit.
Drunken Doo-
It sounds fake.
I totally get it.
It does also sound fake.
Also, I don't know anything about sports.
Drunken Doolahan, pre-Raz, breaking Benjamin Shapiro,
Come, Man, the Man of Come, The Man of Come,
Blake 896, The Whitest Cracker, Fucking Kill Me,
Hey, Boss, Barr, I know two of you left.
Ryan Luchesse, Ethan Teague, Sloshy Scout,
the full commitments, what I'm thinking of,
you wouldn't get this from any other guy.
Rew is hokey, uh, post-apocalyptic tomboy ethnostate,
uh, hard hat skydiver,
damn will it was a joke not another man's dick
you don't have to take it as hard as jada
Marcus Shorten
Vladdy put it in spanking
He really wanted that to hit you can tell you really wanted that
He really did yeah he was like
Oh this is gonna be so funny no offense
But it was a good joke but it's like it would have been great
Last week like two weeks ago
Yeah that's our fault so like fair enough
Fair enough
Yeah
We just had clowned on this guy for whatever reason
I'm sorry thank you for your fucking support
I'm not going to say thank you
Marcus Shorten
Vladdy put it in Spanish
Ukrainian octogenarians
Game Controller 25
Nikki Zicky
Okay so that's the real one
Murder Assended
The Snark Tank podcast
Sponsored by
Ford F150
Did you get a sponsorship from them?
Dude I would love it so much
Like a lucrative one too
I really want to talk about
Ford F150s
Because you know they're fucking all like
They're big in Virginia
You know all those trucks
Are big in the size
Oh yeah
There's gonna be a lot of Ford F150s
And when we
Where are you bored?
talking to cheer about the way we drive our cars
when we live our lives. If I
don't see a Ford F-150 with a
fog machine in it when we go to
fucking this show, I'm going to be so
disappointed. There'll be hell to pay, man.
I want it to look like
Silent Hill. I want
him to open up that car
and it causes a tornado.
Like that's how hot I want
to be in there. Just fucking just
just a complete pressure system
change. I want you and all your boys
working out in that fucking
in that car, no AC, windows shut, fog machines on.
And then you're gonna talk.
Lobotomize Jesus and his merry band of figure nuggets.
Chris, your Galaxy Quest take is just as bad, if not worse than Kingston's MGR take.
I actually don't know what I'm, oh, Middle Gear Rising take.
I don't think Galaxy Quest is a good movie.
And I don't like Metal Gear Solid Rising.
That's it.
And I think those are two very, very.
different scales of
acceptability. I don't think
I don't think you could put Galaxy Quest in front of
like anybody who hasn't seen it
and they'd come away from it
with like a positive
like because at least Metal Gear Rising Revengeant.
It's like I could see why somebody might not like that game from like it.
It's not, I don't know. It's not one of my favorite games.
But like that soundtrack is at least kick ass.
Oh it is.
So like there's something redeeming about Metal Gear Solid
or Metal Gear Rising.
I can't think of it like Galaxy Quest.
Like Alan Rickman's in it, I guess.
and I like him
but I don't like him in that movie
God it sucks
anyway you don't get it
Chris
I guess not
do you like Galaxy Quest
no I don't
remember
sacrodot
Arbren error
I can't read that man
Oh right
oh wait away
oh yeah
oh oh wait
oh oh
oh oh
uh
uh
uh
uh
is it
is like
is like
is like
is like
canceling a move in the video game
We've found a worm hole over yonder
That voice is it
That voice is like you cannot mistake that bucket voice dude
Jim Allen
We found the sacred worm
Didn't he die recently?
He died years ago
Like a long time ago
Alan Rickman
Oh years ago
Alan Rickman died years ago
Are you serious?
Yeah no
That's like
I thought he just died recently
Alan Rickman
died in 2016
God damn
I thought he died like maybe like two three years ago
Uh huh
Yeah no he died a while ago
Oh he did die in 2016
What the fuck I thought he died like
I thought what the hell
It man everything's getting mashed together
Tim the tool man Taylor
God what a fucking
Tim the Tumman Taylor
To be a Timmie Tiber
Tim de Toulman
Dim Dim Dim
Dim Dim Dim
Dimm dot to a man
Diller
The only stick
I touch while driving
is my penis
parentheses I masturbate while driving
Hiroshima spicy mushrooms
Dummy thick Dave
I give it a 9.5
at 10 that's pretty nice cock
Sweenies clown pussy goes
Hong Kong yummy yummy yummy
Come inside my tummy
Jackson absage badly brave
Hager Derek the movie theater manager
Atheorian
Chris Kate my Vizurian hunting ass
All hands on dick
The show should be called
Sark Tank
When Derek or
When Derek or Sweeney are absent
Because you're sarcastic
because one of the ends is missing.
God damn it.
That's like clever,
but it's stupid also.
That's why I like it.
That's like not a good joke,
but like I understand that like it.
No,
it's a good joke because of all stupid it is.
It's not a good joke though.
Like I would laugh it was a good joke.
I would laugh it was a bad joke.
The thing that I appreciate about it
is that I never would have thought of this.
Now,
there of I.
No,
that's what I like I think I like it.
I like how stupidly clever.
I also don't think about pissing on shit and eating it, though.
So, I mean, hey, you know.
I mean, you just did.
Are you okay, bro?
I'm sorry.
You're a little fucking hostile.
You're hostile, like the movie hostile that everybody saw.
Like that chick fucking gets her eye all fucked up and then she jumps in front of the train.
That show's awesome.
That moment, that moment elated me because I saw a white woman die, but still, on to the next question.
I thought she was Asian.
Oh, she was?
I think, oh my gosh.
They fought to be Caucasians or whatever, you know.
This is not helping you.
image.
I haven't seen it came out
so I don't
actually I could be totally wrong.
That's like who's like who's
like who's seen it past like
I'm sure nobody seen it more than once.
I saw that shit when I was in like
Oh dude I got I got a fucking blue raid shit
Like I got a fucking hostile tattoo
man.
That guy that guy is dangerous
bro. Imagine you're talking to somebody of their
favorite movie is hostile
You know how dangerous that is?
You got to get out of there.
You got to get the fuck out of that room, bro.
That is kind of like a freak if you think about it, too.
You're like, yo, I don't want to associate with you at all.
My bedroom has no windows.
Your favorite movies, hostile?
You'll come back to my place.
I want to come back to my place?
Want to come back to my place and play with knives?
He has the heroin sweats.
He's just sweating.
His pores, his pores are like, you ever see, what's that fear?
Oh my God, you guys know what I'm talking about?
What's that fear of like holes?
Trifophobia.
Trifophobia.
Trophophobia.
Oh, okay.
He's sweating so much that his face, his pores are fat from all of the liquid that pushes out of it.
He looks like a...
He looks like SpongeBob.
Anyway, fucking Melfis 1, Warlock, Hexplate, supremacist, Victor 86, and closing it out, as always.
King of Happazard.
The proudest Internet Sugar Daddy.
That's his name.
Hey, we love you, bud.
We love you, buddy.
Much appreciated.
Thank you all for listening to this.
This was a longer episode than we anticipated it even being.
But we hope that makes up for it.
We got to a lot of your questions this episode.
So keep them coming on the thread.
Because sometimes we do run out.
And sometimes I got to go into the backlog and find stuff from, like, older documents that we didn't use.
So hit that question document.
if you can.
And we'll see you guys next week.
And if we don't see you guys next week,
we'll see you guys at the show.
Richmond, Virginia, April 30th,
the National, Sacred 200.
Yeah.
Ooh, uh, ah, ah, uh.
See you there.
To and finish.
And beyond.
Just a fucking cacophony.
Moom or fuck me harder.
Shepard, fuck my asshole, Shepard.
Click and collect. Order confirmed.
Dad, tomorrow can we start a band?
Can we become robots?
Affirmative.
Can we go crab battling?
That isn't a thing.
How about swimming?
Dad, can we take a nap?
You not off and I'll pick up the shop and deal.
Deal.
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